liz: i didn't. >> yes, you did. i told you last week. liz: was not a top priority. >> when you call me a monkey, that's just stupid. stupid; right? lizaker people are like charlie was called a monkey. >> whatever. they are telling me it's a wrap. that was the legal department telling me to shut up. liz: charlie, you'll have more, come down, let us know if he does. 26 minutes before the closing bell rings. the kids and the thing and those who know about skylander, is there a marriage somehow in a way between the two? disney unvailing a gaming initiative called infinity today including the integration of disney characters and pixar characters and toy pieces you can use online, but will the new plan get enough love from investors? dennis kneale has the story. that's next. ♪ she keeps you guessing. it's part of what you love about her. but your erectile dysfunction - you know, that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, li

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liz. earnings per share came in at $1.26. the street was expecting $1.13. the revenue 6.02 billion, street was expecting 5.9 billion. so qualcomm continues to perform well, especially on revenue. liz? liz: let's keep in mind that qualcomm is in very high end smart phones but they are pushing as paul jacobs the ceo told me in davos last year -- last week, that they are pushing into the so called value phones as well, because that's what the rest of the world is using. we all get caught up in these, you know, expensive samsung phones and iphones, but they are going big on that. adam? david: we should also mention by the way that china itself is one of the big untapped markets for qualcomm. a lot of people think that qualcomm was too attached at the hip to apple, and as apple went, so went qualcomm. as we can see right now, clearly not so. go ahead adam. adam: liz was just bringing up one of the things in our research that we have been talking about with them, they have had double digit quarterly growth year over year when you compare q1 last year to the q1 before, double digit. that's pretty good. you know, they're going to get some competition from intel. they are trying to catch up on

liz: gentlemen, try to have a good weekend. it's the flat line for the dow jones industrials. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, liz. lizany time. so many cross currents in the markets, stocks at five year highs, weakness in the bond market, fair amount of volatility, and so with that in mind, what's the game plan for 2013, and what's that mean for firms tied to capital markets? perfect person to have on this. a fox business exclusive with howard, fitzgerald ceo of bcg partners. there's 20 # things thrown at you, but you are the guy with a broader picture of everything from commercial real estate to trading volumes to what's happening with the dollar and treasuries yow. know -- treasures. you know, 2013 outlook first. >> the economy grows at a boring 2% rate. we are just there. we are keeping going. number two, interest rates, dead low, on into the future. you have real short term interest rates really, really low. commercial real estate, that's excellent for commercial real estate. talk about the fiscal cliff that's coming. you know, the nonsense was december 31st that was the fiscal cliff. you want to see the cliff? t

liz. liz: you look really great with that backdrop. >> thank you. liz: it looks beautiful there.ch for that report. david: there is a bathroom bandit on the loose. making off with parts of toilets. why on earth? we have details right after the break. ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you turn an entrepreneur's dream... ♪ into a scooter that talks to the cloud? ♪ or turn 30-million artifacts... ♪ into a high-tech masterpiece? ♪ whatever your business challenge, dell has the technology and services to help you solve it. david: okay, folks. time to go off the desk and go to southeast wisconsin were police on the lookout for this bathroom bandit i'm sure you have been worried about. a guy that has been stealing from the restaurants taking more than $35,000 worth of property. the flushing valves are expensive.

liz: can you get to a further sharp picture of me in the red dress? >> are not going to show it. >> not a very flattering picture. liz: it's fresh out. thank you very much. >> i hope with looks as terrific as you do in real life. lizy home. trying to make people look bad. reputation. david: welcome the new numbers show that home prices continue to rise when compared to last year. we are in the area called the best market for home buyers. you want to tease the segment. go ahead. >> i'm inside a house that is, indeed, in the best buyer's market in the country. i give you a hand, 60 degrees in training. al will also tell you, that is a lousy hand. stand by. >> reporter: twins. i didn't see them coming. i have obligations. cute obligations, but obligations. i need to rethink the core of my portfolio. what i really need is sleep. introducing the ishares core, building blocks for the heart of your portfolio. find out why 9 out of 10 large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. all stations com

liz: i'm always interested in picking who is buying what, you're moving them through, what caught your eye? >> i liked what was going on with facebook tonight. i thought that was interesting after earnings. liz: it had a huge reversal. >> i think that is a very delicious pattern, i think it is going the way of link in. i think the market has been extremely quiet waiting to see what will happen tomorrow, but facebook was really interesting. take a look at amazon. might be selling off pretty good right now. david: we will see todd in a couple of minutes. good to see you. liz: and the futures will close in 15 minutes past the hour. david: facebook analyst hit the one friend button on the stock cutting ratings. liz: the stock dropped at the open and moved all the way back up to above the flatline. we have somebody who went against the grain, raised his price target and reiterated his buy rating. what did he see the numbers that others didn't? managing director and global head of the internet and media group. let's get right to it, what did you see that didn't spook you like the others were? >> first of all we thought the quarter was really, really good. it is very easy to forget this is a multibillion dollars company and yet growing at 40%, 60% margins. we don't have too many companies of that elk. and you look at the metrics, they beat on every single metric. if you want to be a bear. compared with numbers that frankly were more by side related then sell side. they were exaggerated. david: what about operating expenses? why didn't that bother you? >> it di

liz. liz: great. okay. listen, it is what it is. it's a quote from britney speers. >> wait until we get to the million dollar bracket. liz'll watch that too. listen, we love all the tax bracket viewers, doing it all day long, and good for you for at least bringing the exact numbers. peter's done the homework and numbers crunching. stay tuned every hour. thank you, peter, appreciate it. >> thank you. liz: ceos putting the vice grips on washington, at least verbally to get the economy back on track starting with the cliff so now that we've got a deal, is it a deal that will help them? what do the ceos have to say, particularly the ones to my right, my left? okay, to the right. i'm opposite on tv. who fast tracked dividends out of fear of what might a happen after the first of the year. joining me in a fox business exclusive is one of the ceos, the ceo of ethan allen, chairman and president as well, and you had issued a special dividend of 41 cents and a nine cent dividend that was supposed to be in january, pushed up that to the 20th of december if i remember correctly as many did. is that in hindsight the correct decision

liz: good to see you. >> thank you. liz: he is the president, great to see you. heading back to quebec. please come again. >> thank you. liz next week, david you need to watch what is said out in davos, switzerland at the world economic forum where leaders from around the world will be gathering for the forum. political leaders. business leaders. academics, pretty much the people who shape agendas thinking in business. david: who, who? give us specific. >> here i go! flying over to davos which is tiny alpine village. i will not go into the single prop. bill gates will be joining us. bill gates of bill and melinda gates foundation. along with mike car kent, coca-cola chairman and ceo. this is from last year. we were talking about big thinking last year. carlos ghosn, nissan motor chairman. those are the gloves. we gave fox business gloves and coca-cola gloves. there is carlos ghosn. david: we have coca-cola gloves? i don't understand. liz: i didn't get a pair. bain & company chairwoman. arne sorenson, marriott international ceo. these are some of the people. no, that mountain is not photo shopped. david: what else will you

liz liz -- liz macdonald is following the story for us. emac. >> good to be with you, melissa. e first time we're seeing what doctors and hospital workers really think about health reform. and what you will see in the video spoof from the morristown medical center is term called accountable care organizations. that is a new term coming up from health reform. it is basically doctors and hospitals joining a network to keep cost savings low. you're also going to hear in this video spoof, a song, that is basically using the music from waylon jennings song, "looking for love in all the wrong places". that was a song in the movie, urban cowboy. look how the cost savings will come about. patient may not want to hear this one. ♪ . >> okay. so cms stands for the centers for medicare & medicaid services. that is part of the federal government. melissa, we talked to staffers at this hospital of the here's what they're saying. acos, this is key cornerstone of health reform. what acos actually do is reward doctors and medical workers for doing less, decrease access to care. this is totally o

liz: this is a warning. liz macdonald lets you know well ahead of these problems. >> that's right. liz: thank you liz. we're now up 31 points. we were not near our high of the session when we went into this hour. now we are. coming up the troubles with the boeing dreamliner, not changing my next guest from picking an aerospace name. they are not worried about the boeing issue. they say they don't have exposure. coming up a chief investment officer has a bunch of other names he sees flying high. we're gearing up for our big trip to davos switzerland. fox business at the world economic forum getting one-on-one interviews with some great minds out there. here are just a few: marriott international ceo, imax ceo, bob greifeld, you just heard him talked about, so much more, live from that beautiful background, davos switzerland. we will be right back. >> >> >> liz: research in motion, rimm has been a tear but the rally actually creating a little concern for some investors. you know, charles payne was making this point. watch out for a rally because is there really sustainability here with the product line t

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liz: happy new year. >> thank you. liz: doesn't that put it in perspective. david: sure does. again, jerry brown for the flat tax. imagine jerry brown and steve forbes same arena. lizuld simplify things in so many ways. david: of course. we're going opposite direction. liz: lobbyists would not allow it to happen. david: looks like your taxes are going up a bit this year but you could get some relief at the gas pump. it is something anyway, right? we'll tell you exactly how much coming up. liz: ipo activity, initial public offerings actually declined in 2012. find out next if things pick up this year. actually why you might be looking at a different way of investing in companies other than just an ipo. stay tuned suddenly, she does something unexpected and you see the woman you fell in love with. she's everything to you. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed andsymptoms, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor abou

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ive -- liz claman is in davos, switzerland with a man whose company has survived. liz: liz company's facebook page has 57 million likes. who do you think that is? okay, it's coca-cola u and we are here with the president and ceo, muhtar kent. do you facebook? >> i don't, but i'm really proud that we do have now we've gone past the 57 million mark on facebook, and, um, i think this is really what's fascinating about the world today, how it's changing so fast and the way that no longer are you only going to be communicating to your consumers, consumers communicate with each other and talk about your brand. and that is the key in how you actually shape motivation of consumers and how you shape your brand in a positive manner or, and how you succeed in this world today. liz: you've been coming since the '80s to davos to the world economic forum, but do you learn something each year about coca-cola itself? >> well, first you learn a lot about the world and how the world is changing and how business cannot alone solve some of the big challenges of the world, and governments can't

liz: we want to thank you. stanley fischer, governor of central bank of israel for your time. >> thank you. liz: we'll see you again. with us every year in davos. back to you in in new york. sandra: thanks a lot, lizn. david: we have lot more from davos later this hour. the president of costa rica telling liz how companies are flocking to her country because of the favorable tax structure. sandra: the house voted to temporarily raise the debt ceiling but the problem far from over. former fed vice chair alan blinder tells us why the debt ceiling is scarier than the fiscal cliff. ♪ . ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you turn an entrepreneur's dream... ♪ into a scooter that talks to the cloud? ♪ or turn 30-million artifacts... ♪ into a high-tech masterpiece? ♪ whatever your business challenge, dell has the technology and services to help you solve it. nothing. are you stealing our daughter's school supplies and taking them to work? no, i was just looking for my stapler and my... this thing. i save money by using fedex ground and buy my own supplies. that's a great idea. i'm going to go... we got clients in today. [ male announcer ] save on ground shipping at fedex office. ♪ [ male announcer ] it was desig

liz claman is in davos, switzerland, with two titans of that industry. liz:. liztel industry has to be ceos of hair mariott and hilton. two giants in the lodging industry. they have come here because we're cramming into youth who is tells. the hilton guarden inn is totally booked. >> 100% sold out as you imagine definitely for this week. liz: chris and arne sorenson of marriott. i look why we're all crammed into little tiny apartments and hotels. it has to take forever to build a hotel up here, doesn't isn't. >> it does. we probably worked on this deal for five years. between, reaching an agreement with the owners of the hotel, getting entitlements in davos as you might haj -- imagine can have challenges t took a little less than two years to build it. liz: where is the most fertile ground when it comes to lodging, arne? >> it is about growing economies. the economies growing the fastest is the place where growth is easier and strongest for us. china is a obvious example. i was in shanghai. we opened our 20th hotel in shanghai. liz: 20th? >> 20th hotel in shanghai

liz maacdonald -- mcdonald is o that story. what is this group of doctors? liz: they are in what's called an accountable care organization, that's government speak for helping to reduce costs under government health reform. so what we're seeing is the doctors at the hospitals telling fox business, the reason why you're seeing workers barring that woman from being readmitted to the hospital is this, the less patients readmitted, the less exams, tests or referrals, the more government medicare money there is for the so called aco, the accountable care organization for the doctors and hospitals. stuart: by barring the hospital door, preventing patients from getting in, the doctors make more money. lizorrect. they also could get bonus money if they adhere to the federal quality and cost control. stuart: so it's a parody critiquing obama care. saying this is working against the interest of patients. liz: this is according to to doctors at the hospital. it rewards the hospitals and doctors for doing less care. and so what the hospital though within morristown medical center is saying, it's saying look, this is a fun spoof about preventing readmissions as you saw. it is not meant as a mockery. it is about working together as a partnership, taking better care of patients. we are just having fun with this. but there is a seriousness underneath the video. that's according to the hospital. stuart: it's interesting this kind of stuff is out there being put out -- i mean it is a parody, but it is a serious message, obama care doesn't work in the interest of patients. liz: what it's about is this is the future, the face of healthcare in this country. these acos are a key cornerstone of obama

liz in maryland. liz? >> caller: yeah. >> liz? >> caller: yes. >> go ahead, you're up, liz. >> caller: all right. from ocean city, maryland. i'd like to give a little shoutout to my economics teacher mr. marks. >> good man. >> caller: wwav. >> no, if you want to do that, we're going to be in dean foods. by the way, i think hain selling is overdone. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round." >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> coming up -- digital diagnosis, athena health digital diagnosis, athena health aoffer cloud bmaking medical providers more efficient and profitable. as america looks to cut back on the health costs, could athena rise to prominence? or is this cloud play overinflated? cramer talks to the ceo just ahead. >>> what happens when you combine two game-changing ideas to one company? you get a stock like athena health, one that's run up 57% in the last 12 months. athena provides software platforms for electronic medical records and for helping doctors collect their bills from patients and insurance companies. they're trying to m

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liz? >> hello liz.his phone is a 415 and 92% of those prefixes have been used up this could be a 628. this san francisco store turned 415 into a brand is blaze but the area code for some parts is expected to run out of numbers by october 2015. >> i don't think the 415 will fully go away. everybody will still want that piece of 415. >> reporter: they held their first meetings to ask the public what it thinks of the new area code. it has two options it can split the region so one part keeps 415 and the rest, even current 415 phones would change to 628. no one knows where the split would happen or go to an overlay and add it in the 415 region. even local calls in area codes would require you to dial 1 plus the 10 digit number. long time san franciscans want to keep 415 and would prefer to hang up on the idea of hanging up on their number or dialing more. >> no one wants to dial more numbers they want it the same. if you make a mistake and have to dial the first number and then the next and so forth then yo

liz claman talks to mr. dimon tomorrow in our coverage from switzerland, but now liz has important names who is live with more. lizh, jamie dimon tomorrow 10 a.m. eastern here on fox business. going at each other i'm sure. look, he's outspoken, a fascinating interview. stay tuned for that, but, yes, greetings from davos, switzerland, home of great swiss chocolate, cow bell, and the world economic forum. this tiny swiss ski village turns from that into for intersection of global ideas. we're on the roof of the concourse center, we are live here ail week long kicking off the broadcast with a little international intrigue. a man who has very big ideas, but speaks very calmly and quietly. some call him a russian al gashing, but he's the world's largest aluminum company. >> we, all economists all connected now, and you can judge an economy based on one year, we have to, you know, accept reality. you know, there is certain improvement, and i can see it would be worse. you know, we have almost in a five years when people, you know, try to spend less on investments and try to spend less on goods, and now it's time to spen

liz in maryland. liz? >> caller: yeah. >> liz? >> caller: yes. >> go ahead, you're up, liz. >> caller: all right. city, maryland. i'd like to give a little shoutout to my economics teacher mr. marks. >> good man. >> caller: wwav -- >> no, if you want to do that, we're going to be in dean foods. by the way, i think it's overdone. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round." >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> coming up -- digital diagnosis, athena health making medical providers more efficient and profitable. as america looks to cut back on the health costs, could athena rise to prominence? or is this cloud play overinflated? cramer talks to the ceo just ahead. work. and his new boss told him two things -- cook what you love, and save your money. joe doesn't know it yet, but he'll work his way up from busser to waiter to chef before opening a restaurant specializing in fish and game from the great northwest. he'll start investing early, he'll find some good people to help guide him, and he'll set money aside from his first day of work to his l

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liz:. liz: federal reserve chairman ben bernanke is set to speak on monday afternoon. the chairman will speak at the university of michigan specifically on monetary policy and the u.s. economy that matters. sometimes he talks about things that don't matter. this is. he will take questions. any word from the fed chairman about the pace and timing of quantitative easing we'll get it to you. it could move the markets. david: and the number one thing to watch next week will be bank earnings. bac and everything on thursday. we'll hear from jpmorgan, goldman sachs. thursday we hear from citi and bank of america. melissa: i'm melissa francis and here's what's "money" tonight. well you probably heard about shell's grounded alaskan oil rig but did you know why it might have been moved, to avoid taxes. we'll drill down on those details. plus ditching the gas tax by the side of the road. virginia governor bob mcdonnell, wants his state's 17.5 cents gas tax gone for good but he wants to raise another tax instead. he will join us in a fox business exclusive to tell us how it all sh

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liz? any thoughts from you, liz, first of all? lizgher, more than 70% in coming months because of obama care and what california is doing. california is the worst state in the country when it comes to taxing the upper brackets, gets two thirds of its revenues from the income tax. at the same time, it is doing accounting things, like taking special funds at a time when it's 181 billion dollars in state retiree benefits. that's what it faces. stuart: they think by this proposition 30, raising the top rate to 13%, on state income tax, they think that's going to bring them in, what is it, 6 billion dollars in extra revenue? liz: about that, yeah. stuart: if people like mickelson leave and others leave, they don't get the money. liz: they won't get it. the state is already saying you know what we're not going to get as much from the upper brackets, from the facebook ipo remember that one, they have already lowered that amount. stuart: they've already downgraded how much they think they will get. charles: phil mickelson, he wants to stay th

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liz claman is in davos, switzerland with the ceo of imax. liz? liz macdonald we're in davos. he swiss like the "the avengers" or breaking down ii? more importantly for the company like imax, how much did the chinese like these films? imax has 99 screens. they're growing in china and everywhere else in the world it seems. we're joined by the ceo of imax, rich gelfond. what was one of the more popular movies in china? >> surprisingly somewhat because it was an old movie, "titanic". jim cameron went back and released it in 3d all over the world. they didn't see it first time. it was new. and it was "titanic". it was a similar reaction to the rest of the world had the first time which was really surprising to us and to the whole chinese film industry. liz: i remember when "avatar" came out three or four years ago. you and i were sitting in davos and how chinese were scalping imax tickets for 90 you can s just to see this movie. is there behavior still there? is there a premium people will pay in imax and more? >> the good news for the chinese people and us it is not $90 anymore bu

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. >>> lindsay lohan is accused of stealing a bracelet that belonged to liz taylor. the "liz and dick" star was very vocal. a short time later, the braceletle disappeared from a house. >>> jennifer lopez said her age is closer to 16 than 18. she's currently scripting a 25-year-old. i can't fault her, i feel like i'm 19, what can i say. >> i married a 27-year-old. >>> this next one comes from breezy point, new york, where a charity group orchestrated an emotional homecoming for a retired company devastated by hurricane sandy. the crew of volunteers spent three weeks rebuilding their storm-battered home. after a fresh coat of paint, the welcome mat was laid out foyer a surprise the couple never saw coming. i'm mara schiavocampo. this is "early today," this, your first stop of the day on your nbc station. >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 5:00 a.m. >> good morning. we are starting off with a few clouds in the area. we can show you what is happening right now. clouds will be increasing as we go through the day. heavy rain pushing

liz: joe taylor. panasonic. >> liz, great to see you. liz: first on fox business. thank you so much. good luck. omorrow another huge day. live from las vegas. 3:00 p.m. eastern, the ceo of intel speaking with fox business exclusively. paul otellini joining us. he announced at the end of the year he was retiring. what is the plan with the succession for this gigantic dow component, the world's largest chip maker? we'll ask paul otellini. it will be the first comments he made to any network since he announced he was retiring in may. we'll find the status of new ceo. what intel has to do to get up to speed in the mobile world. >>> also, tim tebow coming to the floor and speaking with fox business first. the quarterback of, well he was with the jets. we'll ask him where he is going next. the quarterback of the jets. endorses tivo. the ceo of tivo of tom rogers, why did he pick tebow with the obvious points of name similarity? what was the relationship done for the company, mass media company. jim steiner, annual gorilla glass testing process. you remember every year, 4:00 p.m. eastern. i will jump o

. >>> lindsay lohan is accused of stealing a bracelet that belonged to liz taylor. the "liz and dick" star was very vocal how much she admired the bracelet. a short time later, the bracelet disappeared from the nurse's house. >>> and finally, jennifer lopez said her mental age is closer to 16 than 18. she's currently dating a 25-year-old, so maybe that's contributing to her mental age. >> i can't even remember what i was thinking at 16 to 18. >> you know what they say about guys, we don't mature past 18. >> so where are you now? >> probably 28. we'll see how that goes in the coming years. >>> this next one comes from breezy point, new york, where a charity group orchestrated an emotional homecoming for a retired company devastated by hurricane sandy. the crew of volunteers spent three weeks rebuilding this storm-battered home. after a fresh coat of paint, the welcome mat was laid out for a surprise the couple never saw coming. good stuff. i'm richard lou. this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> a frigid ordeal turned into a happy

liz: yesterday jpmorgan and goldman impressive. >> goldman hit it out of the park. liz: they did. but some of these other guys are from cost-cutting. >> a year from now looking at jpmorgan, they can't have the same magnitude drop in credit costs. that is the problem. so they will have to find elsewhere. jimmy diamond took $100 million out of his rent expenses. i think they're all doing this. liz's the revenue? >> revenue is weak. you have to say to yourself how long am i going to wait, am i going to buy these on yield? 5% on the preferred? they think that is the future of banks regulating them excessively so they will look like utilities for a while. not a lot of upside in the stock prices. liz: chris, thank you very much. great to see you. executive vice president. the closing door ringing in six minutes. goldman sachs and raymond james cut the home goods retailer after the company reported disappointing holiday sales. which company is it? you have got to find out, stick with me. stay tuned. up 89 points right now. ♪ [ slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium-rich tums starts working so fast you'll forget you h heartburn. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell d

liz. >> liz is in a black gown. it's lace. it retails for $995. guess what? $175, and she's wearing it with the accessories. she's beautiful. >> reporter: why do you think this works for her body type so well? >> because she has the beyonce look going on here. >> reporter: oh, my gosh. >> it's perfect for her. it fits her shape. she has a little bit of jewelry at the top. she doesn't need rings or anything. >> reporter: lizove the -- oh, yeah, here's my beyonce right there. why did you like this? >> because it accentuates the hour glass. >> reporter: very good. last but not least, let's bring in lacy here and talk about her dress. >> kate spade. retails at $498. and you can get it for $85. >> reporter: we're going to -- that's wonderful. we're going to talk more about what you can get here at living social and the rent the runway popup shop in our next hour. meanwhile, more fox 5 morning news when we come back. stay with us.   [ male announcer #1 ] verizon fios is the fastest internet in america. just ask pc mag. [ male announcer #2 ] cable can't touch fios upload speeds. it's hard to imagine anyone ever beating fios. there's no doubt fios is the fastest in the country. [ male announcer #1 ] after 110,000 speed tests, nothing came close to fios. upgrade to fios now and get internet, tv and phone for a great price online... just $89.99 a month for two years with a two-year agreement. plus, ge

liz: facebook, amazon. >> the company should be very familiar with. liz: he helped found fox. >> is a perfect blend of growth and value. unique combination in the space. i look at this stock is he a stock that is very undervalued. relative to growth expectations. lizdo you think will be the real driver? >> going through secular phase led by people with a lot more comfortable posting information online led by social media and the trade down in the economy to go out and meet someone. liz: let's go through these quickly. one of them by the way with a wa huge performer over 2012. that is a well. why do you think these are not the winners? >> i think those two companies generate key monetization of core levels and display advertising. i think internet stocks are benefiting from ad dollars away from print media. they will be challenged they can market share away from this book. they will have a hard time taking share from google, facebook and amazon as well. liz: great to see you. capital markets, he is their analysts. david: creative ads like this one are helping drive sales. >> just announced 2012 was their best year ever here in america. how does the automaker plan to keep up the pace? we will find out. joining us exclusively later this hour. coming

liz mcdonald. liz is short for elizabeth. and the best juice of his pages is lining bird cages. our new york times cory spawn department. gad to see you, pinch. >> tyler kapner, the hall of fame voting shutout was a, quote, resounding referendum in baseball. back then winchester was the one to watch, but he struggled with the screwball which was the best side order of a side ordered spit. at the end of the day, the oklahoma lookilous won and the separate but equals didn't. >> i think i got the side order of spit. >> i think you did. >> sorry about that, but that's how we talk back then. >> it is longer and longer and longer. eating more and more into the show until we have almost nothing. all right, they want to put a chip in chip. well, it is true everything is bigger in texas even big brother. a federal judge, is there any other kind, has ruled a san antonio school district can force students to wear locator chips when they are on school property. they were right to expel a sophomore because she refused to wear the device. i think that's her. a spokesman for the district says they are not spying. rather they are using technology to find students in the building, but not in class when the day begins. the district says they are losing almost $2 million a year due to kids spending time in the halls and stirwells and writing fan fiction about me. meanwhile at a nearby school for kittens how are lessonon sharing going? >> harris, is this a violation of privacy or privacy? >> my understanding of the story is the aclu and a conservative grout called the rutherford institute actually agree. if you are in a school district in north side san antonio, maybe you recognize a problem with that. these are opposing factions that come together on the fact that this is not a good thing. >> i always go with the mode of thinking that if you have two sides thinking something is wrong then maybe it is wrong. then i think no maybe that is wrong. that makes three wrongs which makes it right, liz. >> is this an algebra class? >> do you think these #r* innocuous tracking devices? and could this turn into a film with tom cruise where he is naked? >> if he is naked. i get you on that. it is such a creepy thing. >> really? >> to put chips in it just because they want to make sure they get the state education aid they can get? if they don't know where the pupils are and the pupils are not there and they are >> anthony, are you a libertarian guy. it is in the school. >> it is just in the school. it is nt r -- it is not like they are tracking him around the neighborhood. they have these things called truant officers. this is just a high-tech version of that. i don't see a problem with it. if i had that in my day perhaps i would have graduated high school and had a job my parents would have been proud of. jay we went -- >> we went from truant officers to marks to -- narks to chips. >> did you graduate? >> i am a high school dropout. >> that's incredible. you may be the only one i know

liz: you are going to costa rica. >> we are. liz: you are setting up a ghost arica. >> we are. we made all of the products for the world in the u.s. we are setting up our first a new fracturing facility and ghost arica. liz have this picture we made of uncle sam pointing to costa rica. you are arguing that this tax cut off by way, about 2.3% tax on sales of all the medical device makers whether you make a profit. nonetheless, you will be having that excise tax on you. you feel the tax structure is better and costa rica. >> overall, when we look at the tax burden that we are facing, we have to do something to lower that tax burden. this is a 2.3% tax. that is 2.3% on revenues, not profitability. they have to, in addition to getting a return on the capital, they have to do that with the burden of the new tax. in our case, it is just a manufacturing situation. liz: you have argued that really it squeezes innovation and it squeezes research and development. let me just press you one more point. i did a little bit of research. what is it that you are getting out of ghost arica? >> i think we are getting a government that is working with us on taxes. we need to do something to repeal that device tax. i think w

liz. >> reporter: good evening. >> reporter: liz, what do you think accounts for significantly higher estimated killings? has the pace of killing increased? >> it certainly has. and one of the main reasons is that the rebels have opened up new fronts in civilian areas in many of the cities in syria so they've become part of the battleground. for example, today a shell landed in a rebel-held area in the damascus suburbs but on civilians lining up to buy gasoline. horrendous casualties. it's a scene that's repeated across the country. and, of course, these incidents are especially lethal. >> mason: meanwhile, syria's president bashar al-assad refuses to leave. so what now? >> well, the opposition have said they won't open negotiations until he goes so we've got a deadlock. and this thing is going to get a lot worse before it gets any better. >> mason: lizmer in london tonight. thanks, liz. can being a little overweight actually be good for you? a warning about deadly waves in california. and plans to salvage a drilling rig that ran aground hit a somethat that when the "cbs evening news" continues. i havenfor years. about aspirin aspirin wouldn't really help my headache, i don't think. aspirin is just old school. people have doubts about taking aspirin for pain. but they haven't experienced extra strength bayer advanced aspirin. in fact, in a recent survey, 95% of people who tried it agreed that it relieved their headache fast. what's different? it has micro-particles. enters the bloodstream fast and rushes relief to the site of pain. visit fastreliefchallenge.com today for a special trial offer. [ coughs ] [ baby crying ] ♪ [ male announcer ] robitussin® liquid formula soothes your throat on contact and the active ingredient relieves your cough. robitussin®. don't suffer the coughequences™. and it feels like your lifeate revolves aroun