lori: the problem.till retooling. >> well, recognize steve jobs live off that ipod for cycle after cycle. eventually it was going to run out. unfortunately it's running until coax watch and he does not have the same inspirational personality to drive another cycle. before apple did not have the capability either. lori: so what to bounce round some other news. acquiring motorola mobility. nearly $3 billion pricetag. mous the picking of ibm's pc business. is this a good move? >> you know, they just picked up the ibm server business. now therare the only company in their class that goes all the way frommart phones to servers. and their the only company that is actually trading the steve jobs inside. so this is a company to watch. he recognized that he is not personally. he was trained by a lot of people. he was not good enough for a developer,as not given news programs. actually he is good on hose things. so this could be really interesting. lori: a right. always interesting. that's for sure. thank you so

i am torrey rothman -- lori rothman and for the jobs. lori: good evening. we learn to the unemployment rate dropped as expressed 7 percent the lowest level since 2008. the american workforce treating 74,000 jobs less than half of the to do thousand jobs projected in the last months of 2013. the drop of more then 350,000 americans who simply stopped looking. the labor force which is a patient right now with 62.18% and a number that the economy previously had not seen since themiddle of the carter presidency but the white house predictably still refuses to present bad new this is what jay carney said earlier today. >> he said our statement in reaction to the monthly jobs report as the secretary of labor. our view has always been where job creation exceeds expectations and/or where it comes in below expectation that we continue to see progress in the economy but we have more work to do. lori: the smallest gain in small years -- and many years losing 60,000 jobs with construction also losing another 12,000 positions. now tuesday scandal facing the white house f

lori: okay.rst day of barrett-jackson auto auction, total sales are $4 million. of back to adam shapiro covering action for us. adam? >> if you're looking for an investment in the auto collecting industry, consider mercedes 190 from 1955 to 1963. we have mark hyman from limited collector cars out of st. louis. you're selling this 190. why are they going up in value so much? >> adam, thank you. the collector car market is very, very strong. mercedes 300 sls ratcheted up in value. they start at a million dollars and go to maybe two million dollars. as a result the 190 sls have come up to follow them. a couple of years ago, a 190 sl could be bought for 40 to $60,000 now. >> okay. >> now they're selling for 150 to 250 and there's a lost demand. >> sounds good. i have to wrap-up. we'll have more to talk about throughout the day at the barrett-jackson scottsdale auction. back to you. lori: let me tell everybody what is coming up with you, adam. thanks for that. catch full coverage of the barrett-jackso

lori: thank you. dennis: a warning for cash strapped state after three years of research the state budget crisis task force issues a final report that warned state and local government finances remain in the journey of fixes despite tax revenue, peter barnes live from the capital with more on his first on fox business interview with a co-author of that report. peter: new york state lt. governor dick ravage who along with former fed chairman paul volcker have been looking at this issue for the last three years, first financial crisis which ravaged the state and local budgets, collapse in tax revenues as you know her lot of states in cities, they are out with their final report today, their analysis, but also recommendations including local authorities should do multi-year financial planning, they should set up a rainy day reserve funds, better account for borrowed funds in their budgets. and brought this to d.c. to announce because they want to make sure whenever the federal government is doing such as

lori, back to you. lori: william la jeunesse, thank you.ight, is walmart to blame? the world's largest retailer defends itself following charges that taxpayers subsidized its low-paid workers. ashley: to be a champion you need to dress like one even if that means pleated khakis. the real cost to look like san francisco 49ers coach jim harbaugh. lori: you want my answer to that? pleated khakis. ashley: not so good. we'll be right back. ♪ welcome back. how is everything? there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a ra management couldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. >> i'm cheryl casone with your fox business brief. the labor department says november job openings jumped 1.8% to 4 million that is the most in five 1/2 years. more workers quit your jobs in november. the number increased

lori: it is like desolate there. adam: you blame them? -30? lori: no. airlines are already making changes. jetblue cutting back operations at jfk, laguardia, boston logan airport. the copy space bar her% operational by tomorrow, so we will keep you updated if other airlines follow suit. subzero temperatures delaying court proceedings in the bankruptcy, the trial on the proposed deal to settle with banks in 2005 is in the middle of the closing arguments when court adjourned. wanted to pay $155 million to settle a deal on the trades pension debt. adam: a group of attorneys general are challenging the legality of the obama administration's repeated changes to the affordable care act claim and they should have consulted with congressional lawmakers first. texas attorney general greg abbott is among the 11 attorney general who are slamming those changes, and we welcome you to "markets now," thank you for joining us. the first and foremost thing, the attorney general from west virginia actually sent to the secretary, biggest issue seems to be essentially the

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lori: i yes. dennis: you do? lori: i do. that jerry seinfeld and larry david, creator of the show are collaborating on big project. we have a clue what it is. showbiz 411 reporter roger friedman says the megastars might be heading to broadway. larry david who created and produced "seinfeld" and writing a play that seinfeld may star with it. seinfeld produced colin quinn's show in his own show on broadway in 1998. lori: star power. did you see the interview last night? rodriguez -- alex rodriguez firing back. what his attorney, joe tacopina is telling fox business. dennis: chrysler unveiling challenge to toyota camry and honda accord. of the sighs letter's ceo on the new 2015 chrysler 200 coming right back. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] how did edward jones become one of the biggest financial services companies in the country? hey. yours? not anymore. come on in. [ male announcer ] by meing you more tn halfway. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. that your mouth is under attack, from food particles and bacteria. try fixo

>> thanks, lori.oscar speech, it has no genitalia and it is carrying a sword but the oscar statue, one of the most coveted prizes in the world, no one film dominates. 10 nominations apiece for "gravity" and "american hustle." nine for "12 years a slave." those three lead the field of nine best film nods. now the strongest may be for best actress. four of the five nominees already won an oscar. hollywood will have to decide whether it is tired the old guard, meryl streep, judi dench, sandra bullock lock, cate blanchett in favorite of the one, amy adams "american hustle." she has seven nominations previously. best actor, aging bruce dern in "nebraska" pitted against ever young leonardo dicaprio as immortal party animal in world of wall street. matthew ma con hi may be the favorite. two snubs, tom hanks and oprah winfrey on actor nod they're saying. five best director nominees. five of them, for the best film nominees but that leaves out four directors who pot best film nominees but no best director. you

lori: that is kind.illed, omaha, nebraska, every time, he does this, peyton manning shouted omaha at the line of jimmage. eight omaha-based companies donated whopping 2,407,800 to peyton manning's foundation. the ceo joins us now on the telephone to talk about. of the welcome to you, so great to have you, david. why do you think peyton manning uses the word omaha to call out audibles? >> he gave a great explanation the other day that essentially said nothing. i think it is a word that is distinctive because there is not many omahas. i think its something easy to say and rolls off the tongue. so i think he got used to doing it over the years. we've been fortunate it has taken off the way it has this year. lori: eight omaha companies decided to donate 100 bucks, grand total of 25 grand to charity. whose idea was that? talk about the evolution of this idea? >> we gain ad good bit of note right i guess from peyton, particularly in the first playoff game you could hear him use omaha 44 times very clearly. it

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lori: thank you. adam: chris christie firing his deputy chief of staff after news his aides may have caused that massive traffic jam as part of a political revenge scheme. rich edson joins us from washington d.c. and the ramifications of all this. >> he dedicated the majority of his two hours to fielding questions and his deputy chief of staff showed abject stupidity, he fired her and asked his former campaign manager to withdraw from the state republican chairmanship and the republican governors association. e-mails and texts indicate their involvement and callous indifference. inclosing lanes of the george washington bridge and creating a traffic jam. chris christie says he had no knowledge of the scheme to close the bridge. >> i feel passionately about issues and i don't hide my emotions from people. i'm not a focus group tested candidate for governor. this always made some people uneasy. some people like that style, some people don't. i always said you asked me a question are you willing to change

adam: lori?ing record lows yesterday morning as bone-chilling cold eases its grip. conditions are expected to be back to normal by friday. so in chicago yesterday, that even the lincoln zoo's polar bear spent the day indoors. that is saying something. adam: send a text, get a tell. a new texting service is bringing hotels up to the 21st century making it easier to get in touch with the concierge. joining to us explain how it all works, ford blakely, the founder and ceo of zingle. congratulations on this project. what is it a million, i don't want to say tweets but text that is go out each year? how often are people using the service? >> great question, adam. we spend over a -- send over a million messages a month. the whole premise is about simplicity. utilize technology everybody uses every day to build better customer service. adam: talk about some of the partners, hotels using your service. four seasons, no shabby outfit there. who else is a part and where can you do this? >> right. so, four s

lori: dr. dre's next episode, the music entrepreneur launching his own streaming service in an already crowded field. will beats music be a pandora or spotify killer? adam: related is as travel come to a near standstill. we went ahead to the new york stock exchange to check in with nicole petallides. it has been a rough way to start the week. nicole: it has indeed. it began to fleury, it continues to do so. started in the green and in the red, some of which are actually earnings related. the s&p 500, a bigger, broader index 500 stocks other than the 30 that are comprised of the dow. s&p 500 virtually flat which shows you this push and pull action we have seen mimicking that if last week, the whole week we barely saw a move despite the fact you had 100-point swings. today at a 200-point swing. the dow down 83 points. in the meantime, lot of the analysts talking about higher prices by the end of the year, higher target for the industry. as i mentioned earnings, verizon, travelers, johnson & johns

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lori: new warnings. fbi reporting that retailers need to prepare for more credit card breaches and cyber attacks. the fbi says risks will continue to grow in the near term. adam: big losses for herbalife. they are meeting with some of the companies critics. herbalife targets poverty-stricken immigrants. th against fraud claims including claims against bill ackman. lori: what does it all mean for the budding weed industry? rich edson is on the story. >> attorney general eric holder says the federal government is trying to make it easier. speaking of the university of virginia, holder says we are in the process of working with our treasury department. you do not want just huge amounts of cash in these places. you want to be able to use the banking system. officials are discussing options for providing clarifying guidance to the bank industry. there are still concerns that it will not go far enough. back to you. lori: thank you, as always. adam: a big down day for equities. peter hayes, however, will join u

lori: phil. >> yes, lori. lori: i appreciate you letting me interrupt you.ben bernanke and company will consider all the noise and volatility in the decision today? perhaps if they were planning additional taper it won't happen after all because of this violent reaction in trading days including today some would argue? >> some traders down here say that they will. i really don't think them. they have thrown too many curves when it comes to the tapering thing. they have sold the market on tapering. they don't want to kang that at this point. i don't think the market action overseas is bad enough yet. but if it continues to get worse, looks like contagion, you better watch out next fed meeting. adam: keith and phil. we appreciate you both bringing us insight as we await the fomc decision. moments away from the latest fed decision. we want to hear from you. fill in the blank on our twitter question. janet yellen's fed will be blank. fill it in. lori: so full coverage of the fed, markets, reactions, and your tweets all brought to you next by tracy byrnes and ash

lori: what else excites me? the stock alert, shares spiking on news the company acquired cybersecurity rival for $1 billion. the deal will unite the cloud base system, and foreign 6 services. generous valuation and the computer security business, it went public late last year, has achieved a market valuation of $5 billion in. ashley: the machinists union which represents 32,000 boeing employees is scheduled to vote for a second time on the contract that would keep the project in washington state. the union would concede pension and health care benefits in order to secure assembly. boeing is the biggest private employer in washington state providing 82,000 jobs. cheryl: 2014 could be a bumpy ride and my next guest says last year's gains could be in their rearview mirror. where should you invest? more than $2 billion as chairman and chief investment officer always pleased when he has time for us, happy new year to you. a quick look back, closed on 213, why do you see such a monster surge? was a once off? >> happy

lori. lori: that is fascinating comparison.ade big to do how much advertisers pay for short period of time to get the message out. of the social media, do it yourself. >> suddenly you have a multiplier effect working. that is great tool. how do you get it to start paying for that? facebook and twitter, they're not advertising companies. they're techie companies, so they're going after data. lori: what is your hashtag? what is bugging me? >> wbm. lori: sure. following that. >> try my chile. lori: bring some in on monday morning. >> i will. adam: hear no evil, speak no evil. not a chile eater, not for breakfast. two things we all wish we had more, time and money. lori: we have someone who can save you big on the monthly charges. can an investor be a name and not a number? scotade. ron: i'm never alone with scottrade. i can always call or stop by my local office. they're nearby and ready to help. so when i have questions, i can talk to someone who knows exactly how i trade. because don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. that

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ashley: lori. lori: we here at fox biz are pe3 lovers.of our team's cats and dogs. there are bernice and brutus, my miniature dachshounds. americans spend $55.5 billion on their pets. this year that in birwill likely rise. the money spent not just on vet care and cable but upscale grooming which these days tattooing and bedazzling for your dog but is this petco ture right for everyone? which have the founder of international association of pet professionals and her companion caesar and her handler, arturo. thanks for joining us. caesar is decked out, lauren, welcome. you have a color feather thing and tattoo on the behind quarters and feet. how does caesar feel about the ensemble he is sporting? >> dogs take to those very easily because they're mainly for protection purposes. that is one of the trend in the pet fashion industry people are looking at things from a practical standpoint. paws dog foot that is developed these that realize when the dog came in they were getting dirt on the floor and they needed to clean that up. lori: all righ

lori did. >> let me talk to lori about that. >> sure. >> oh, she's got tears in her eyes. you had to set boundaries for her. >> i did. you know, recently we were asked about this, and i -- when they asked her what made our relationship special, i thought she was going to say the trips to disneyland and carving pumpkins. and she said, you know, she set boundaries and she expected me to live within those boundaries, and she said now, of course, that's coming from an adult mother. and she can see the value in boundaries and that that's love, really, that that's setting love for your children. and i expected her to do well so she wanted to do well. she wanted to please me. but it was funny. at the time when she first said it, i kept saying, but remember disneyland? aren't you going to talk about that? i really appreciate the fact that she realized that. but she had great potential. she has great common sense and a great work ethic. i knew she could do well in life so i expected her to. >> thank you so much for joining us today. we appreciate it. she is so successful. she has a

>> it is just another thing that lori creates in order to justify her behavior. existed. >> reporter: did the so called neighbor-from-hell want to deny or at least apologize for some of her alleged behavior? nope. >> kim said that when you told her, "why don't you drink some more scotch," you prefaced it with, "you should have died." >> that was after her kid stole my bike and she came out drunk. and i looked -- >> so -- >> -- at her -- >> -- but is there ever an excuse to say that to someone? >> why not? why not? don't come out -- >> i think most people would say no, especially in front of children. >> you know what? she comes stumblin' out and she's, you know, all [ bleep ] at me. i go, "you know what, during -- it's -- kim. go and drink some more scotch. maybe you'll die." absolutely. >> and you don't feel bad about saying that? >> no. why? because that's was where she was headed. >> reporter: christensen also admits to those garage door signs, but says they weren't all directed at the hoffmans. >> "i saw mommy kissing a breathalyzer." >> no. that was new year

lori: that is great assinment today. >> lori has ice fished. didn't you ice fish in alaska?ank you for remind everybody about that. miss those days. love the fur. always teasing you. >>> are banks to blame for the u.s. falling behind europe and asia in implementing better hack-proof credit cards? we have investigating reporting on this in the next hack-proof hour of "markets now." don't miss it. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ tires screech ] chewley's finds itself in a sticky situation today after recalling its new gum. [ male announcer ] stick it to the market before you get stuck. t the most extensive charting wherever you are with the mobile trader app from td ameritrade. wherever you are with the mobile trader app (voseeker of the sublime.ro. you can separate runway diculousness... from fashionhat flies off the shelves. and you...rent from national. becausonly national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. and only natiol isanked highest in car rental customer satisfaction by j.d. power. (natalie) ooooh, i like your styl (vo) so do we, business pro. so do we. go national. go like pro

she is so hot she gives rugs lori rothman burns. i am here with lori rothman. yeah, keep smiling even though you are hurting inside. his bobbies -- his hobbies include crying inside. he is harrier than a a bar of soap in a turkish bathhouse. he is the editor-in-chief of maxim magazine. you may have heard of it. and if genius was a mud mask i would go to bed every night with him on my face. pen gillette. you can see him in a premiere in new york city and l.a. and should have been nominated for an oscar and wasn't this friday. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. hey, greg, i can see you want a cigarette. you are already smoking. >> that's nice, mr. voice. >>> should we go for gold or put the games on hold? the the chairman of the house homeland security committee says he is open to icing the winter olympics if the sochi situation gets worse. they went to assess the threat. >> i don't think it is a time to be an alarmist and can sell. in this thing gets worse maybe we would consider that. i would say the security threat to this particular olympics are th

you very much supervisor campos that was an elaborate introduction we'll just go for it my name is lori cook i'm here representing the san francisco department of public health and i'm here with my colleagues from the planning department how excited we are to be here today to present you with a plan we've worked on this plan for 3 years now and i want to thank you for the opportunity and the directive really to have a comprehensive look at healthcare in our city so we see this as an opportunity and we're grateful to be here today. preview of coming attractions. you will be happy to know that we've summarized the findings into one slide we'll see how that goes and welcome any questions and in addition recommendations that were largely developed by the master plan task force as well as public comments received at those meetings and subsequent ly our public comment meeting on the draft. we'll close by giving you a sense of where we've been in this process and where we're going to begin with the overview but before i do i want to point out the pictures that you see here to the left of the s

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now as lori said it's not an ideal solution. it's not a long-term solution if someone who is elected in 2016 doesn't like this policy it will go away. this is what he can get and that is the tension. >> does this stand out for you of how the president can work within his bounds and still get his own vision of policy forward. >> i think it's smart government. if you ask the average person on the street they would endorse the idea that he focused on dangerous criminals and people who were a threat to our nation's security. congress has not given the executive branch sufficient resources to deport all undocumented individuals. so it's not only smart for him to do that, but it's what people--the american people want to see from government. they want to see our government decision makers make strategic choices that help to protect people, promote people and that's a perfect example of that. i agree it is a short-term solution, and we need to see comprehensive immigration reform moved forward in congress. >> we're going to take a shor

lori: i am lori rothman. the dow on track for the biggest two day drop since june.s behind big names. they are just 30 years old. adam: the cost of getting to the superbowl. travel zoo says there are still deals to be had. lori: let'ssget you updated on the markets. the dow is on track to the worst week in a month. briefly dropping below 16,000. it is not to say that it won't or cannot happen. we drop below 16,000. our lowest point was 15,982. the dow is down 2.7%. it is a tough week. you see the numbers fluctuating. using gold and utilities and telecom and volatility. the highest level in more than three months. right now it is at 1615.

lori: emerging anxiety. i am lori rothman. adam: i am adam shapiro.rom turkey to south korea all coupling on concerns about china and the u.s. taper plans. adam: s&p capital iq christie and short joins us for what will be the busiest week for quarterly earnings. lori: we are live in chicago where it feels like negative 20 degrees out there. adam: when a fortune 500 company wants to make it to the superbowl. the deal still to be had and how much it will cost for vip access. lori: we dd have breaking news. there is a live look between 26 and 27th street. street all closed. you can see the emergency apparatus. adam: it appears that it was a firecracker. some of the mischievous intent on map. let's talk about something that is on everybody's radar screen and that is stocks. let's head to the floor of the new york stock

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in the brooks institute, he focuses on presidential power, and lori sanders a policy analyst at the art street institute, a think tank focused on advocating pragmatic free market solutions. you have a pen and a phone too, what can he do with yours. >> i think it is rah great day that he can do in terms of executive actions things like regulatory father around climate issues. to regulate utility companies so that they are limiting the greenhouse gases in terms of convening power, he had a very successful effort around business leader encouraging them to hire veterans he can do similar activity with respect to low income workers or long term unemployed individuals at cap promoting the idea of expanding apprenticeship programs for discontinued youth that's something he can certainly use his power to push for, but also has access to regulatory actions administrative actions that can help promote those programs as well. >> it sounds like bunt singles, small ball. these kind of things that you're mentioning not big initiatives of the united states. >> there are a lot of things that do require

lori: i am lori roth said. ashley: i am ashley webster. lori: could this be a breakout?51st street? creditors meet ust one hour from now here in new york city. just back from the island. he joins us from the odds of a default. lori: crushed on weak holiday sales. show rooming turned out to be the grinch that stole its christmas. lori: a plan to widen the panama canal still only 70% complete. the standoff that could lead to construction at complete standstill. lori: ashley: let's head down to the new york stock exchange. nicole petallides standing by, as always. nicole: maybe that is exactly it. you had two days of trading. this is the kind of environment we have been in for 2014. everybody watched that bernanke this afternoon, or this morning, very closely. the nasdaq trying to squeeze out a game. i will get to banks in a

global trade watch lori welcome back it's great to have you so. is against fast track this is worthy of a celebration as well happily harry reid's hours but he gets fast track the outstanding question that is he's always voted against it the question is in his capacity as the senate majority leader is he willing to not bring it up for a vote he controls what's on the floor for votes so the question is will he not bring it up and what he basically said that was new was kind of reiterating what he's been hinting which is he is in no rush to bring that thing up he doesn't see that that's a good idea to do that this year the good news that signals is good news for those of us who are worried about c.p.p. is it tell all the other countries that despite all the huffing and puffing actually the u.s. is not at the negotiating table at t.p. where they tried to bully the other countries actually doesn't have authority from congress to do what it is that they're trying to get these countries to do so it's likely to put a real chill on those negotiations now

i have a voice mail from last night from lori asking that i join a call this morning in lori and dave the port authority or suggest another time. here's an e-mail from that same day from lori grif fa herself, joe, she wroets, aye been trying to set up a telecon with dave samson. what do way want to talk about specifically. on april 19thth again the subject is hoboken slash rockefeller group. she said she assumes the study is going to be adopted we the planning board. copied on that e-mail from grif fa to hoboken east is david samson. he writes back that it would be premature to discuss anything until ale unless the planning board accepts this. when the may 8th meeting comes, the hoboken planning board votes 4-3 that there is insufficient evidence to designate those three blocks in area for redevelopment. instead the board declares that entire 19-block quote an area in need of rehabilitation. that doesn't mean that's impossible for the rockefeller group to get what it wants. it's another signal that zimmer's team isn't going to roll over for them. now here's what this all has been buil

podrÁn poner acuerdo entre ellos mismos para que esos principios se conviertan en ley en washington loryabrir en otras Áreas del paÍs 5 macy's mÁs, ademas de tres tiendas. >> asegurÓ que la contratacion de personal se va a mantener en algunas Áreas como la de ventas por internet. >> el presidente obama anunciÓ que destinorÁ cientos millones de dÓlares... vivienda a bajo costo, donde viven muchas familias hispanas todo parte de la iniciativa zona promesa que ayudarÁn a san antonio, filadelfia, el sureste de kentucky y el centro sur de oklahoma. >> en california cerraron una planta procesadora de pollos porque las autoridades de salud descubrieron que habÍan cucarachas por todas partes, insectos que portan peligrosas bacterias como la salmonella, como nos dice cristina londoÑo no es la primera vez que esta planta tiene problemas higiÉnicos o sanitarios. >> juana como me pidiÓ que la llamara corta y prepara el pollo que comen millones de estadounidenses en esta planta de california, y hoy al igual que para e dro que tampoco quiso que mostrara su rostro por miedo a ser despedido se quedaron

lori: i am lori rothman. adam: first a drone and shipping before you even order.he great depression lows. how that this year will get. it will be denver versus seattle battling in frigid new jersey. also a surprise winner from championship sunday. the city's brilliant when after both i shout outs. first, the latest developments on the massive credit card breach. new word here on who just may be behind it. >> a russian 17-year-old, a teenager may have been the person who is responsiile for this. he is saying that it was not the 17-year-old.

lori sold about $4 million worth of that crap. >> is that what that hole is for? i had no idea. i don't wear glasses. >> i'm telling you now, i thought it was garbage, but maybe i'm the moron because lori is $4 million richer right now. >> she knew how to market it. >> she had a customers and she pushed that thing. >> we were talking about you have $4 million invested in various "shark tank" ventures. and you have exited one. do you find maybe there is a market, things are getting better? >> i find licensing tends to be better. exits that used to be five years are now seven and eight years. we're fortunate enough here to have a great exit with kevin o'leary. the licensing is a better format. i have never been great at big exits or going public. i like to work every day for 10, 20 years. >> you get too much credit. your mom doesn't get enough credit. >> we're not going to get to these. >> that's awesome. >>e tonic. >> that's old school. >> 1877. we're bringing thm back out. >> were they gone? i haven't seen those shoes in 15 years. >> now they're cool again. >> arn

i'm lori. >> nice to meet you. are you lori--are you mom?> i'm mom. >> i wore green because i wanted to-- >> you're gonna fit right in. >> i wore green. >> [laughs] >> i'd love to meet everybody. >> would you like to meet--sure, come on in. >> yeah, that'd be great. >> this is marcus. >> hey, guys. >> hi. >> how are you? i'm marcus. >> this is dick, dick's our operations manager. >> i'm dick, nice to meet you. >> this is my son, michael. >> nice to meet you, mike. >> nice to meet you. >> and my husband, rich. >> hi, marcus. very nice to meet you. >> how are you? it's nice to meet you. >> heard a lot about you. >> you too. so, rich, tell me a little bit about the history of mr. green tea. >> well, you know, my dad started this business, you know, 45, 50 years ago. >> he's the real mr. green tea. >> he saw the need of high-quality ice cream for the restaurants. he had a friend who was also in the ice cream business, and my dad believed you gotta sell to food service--to restaurants, and his friend believed you gotta sell to grocery stores. my

nobuhiko suto, we have lori wallach, director of public citizen's global trade watch. for joining us. can you talk about why you are so concerned about the transpacific partnership that would expand from tokyo, japan, all the way to chile? >> the agreement is having some interesting times in the senate today because there is a hearing, a first hearing on fast track, the authority that president obama is seeking to railroad the tpp through congress. tpp has such potentially damaging elements that the president decides he needs this dreadfully extreme, nixon-era process that basically takes away all of congress normal blocks to legislation, and it has barely been used, but it was pushed to push nafta through objections. last week submitted to implement fast track again. butas not been in effect for five years in the last 20, and now obama is trying to get it back to be able to get tpp enacted and the hearing is in the senate finance committee. >> and the significance, lori wallach, of the wikileaks release of the draft document? >> explosive. i will be a big heart of the

. >> lori jane gliha on health care. and sheila macvicar on what mr. obama said and didn't say on problems. and on the night of problems, this is reality. >> i feel like 24 hours, at the restaurant five days a week every night i drive taxi. >> what it's like to work so hard and still fall short. >> and good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm joie chen. we can't exactly say it's a comment from the heavens. but on washington's biggest night of the year just as president obama finished his state of the union address, a very severe, very rare storm, down in the beltway. beginning with the chaos down south. upper north you may not understand this but this is jackson, mississippi and this is when that part of the country gets snow and those vicious, vicious temperatures, it feels as cold as minus 30 with the wind chill not bad for a mid westerner, but this is beyond comprehension cold. in atlanta, the traffic came to a standstill. stand-still. meteorologists say it happens once every ten years. i think they would say it's been longer than that. state of pln

lori: good afternoon. i am lori rothman. bitter cold temperatures across the country this morning.are promising a full press to pass an extension of unemployment benefits. the g.o.p. is not biting. joining us from the white house. lori: wwy he says we cannot wait for washington to act because they won't, they can't, they don't even know how. adam: did the obama administration break the law? his fight with 10 other republican ag and why they say those fixes to obamacare are illegal. lori: let's go to before the new york stock exchange with nicole petallides where we are headed for our third down day today, nicole. nicole: we had been up over 60 points. right now, it is over 100 points from that point. down 43 points right now, much like the s&p, the nasdaq playback a half of 1%. a lot of names hitting new

lori: i am lori rothman.ny airports coming to a virtual standstill with 1800 flight cancellations today. ashley: automakers warning on what was the best year for the industry since the recession, taught four u.s. automakers reporting dismal december sales. lori: most start-ups are focusing on protecting e-mail, let's talk to the creator of an apps that is designed anonymous self-destruct in phone numbers like the one i gave you. ashley: they went up in smoke. green bay in indianapolis has done it, avoiding a blackout, but they are all cheering meaning cincinnati is the lone playoff city that needs to sell tickets before the 4:00 p.m. eastern deadline today. nfl insider on the league's battle, looks like cincinnati. lori: lets an update. earlier gains still higher. to the floor of the stock exchange nicole petallides,

lori, any reports of damage or power outages so far?i will say just about three hours ago, we saw a power line that was sparking so you can imagine that people are -- that they are going to be looking out for this kind of thing. right now people in their homes. no one except for us being here on main street is on the road. as you can imagine. i joke that i always wanted to visit cape cod and i really got the best opportunity right here, right, guys? >> be careful what you wish for, all right? lori seagal in chatham, massachusetts, this morning, thank you for that. >>> a michigan community rocked by a tanker explosion along the interstate. this is in david township yesterday. the blast was felt for miles and forcing the evacuations for everyone within one mile of the explosion. a rough day for first responders putting out the fire in what you can see is frigid conditions. the truck was carrying hazardous materials. the driver told officials he hit a patch of ice leading to the explosion. amazingly that driver was okay. >> he walked away

i'm here with fox news network anchor lori. you're so perky. he's looking forward to this weekend where he will sit in a room alone looking forward to monday. he sneezes monocals. it's michael k. he's so tough even his beard has a beard. u.s. army special forces member and good waiver, terry. thanks for the lack of sleeves. could we do that shot where we're looking at terry again. this is a great camera shot. i would advice if you've putting together any kind of show, there is how you do it. it's a side view of an aging, balding leprechaun and somebody who looks like he fell out of a sons of anarchy casting call and ran out of meth. >> i never run out of meth. ever. >> we have no peer in striking fear. according to a global survey across 65 country, the united states is considered the greatest threat to world peace. of the 60,000 people surveyed, 24% felt alarmed about our land. iran is really north korea and afghanistan all receive 4%. better luck next year, losers. what's the appropriate response to being named world's greatest threat. i feel

i believe if you take pride in the way you look, like lori said, and that you are polished you present that exudes a certain amount of confidence, which is then picked up by other shareholders, and the value of the company. there in lies of study, yahoo! needed a new leadership, marissa got in the door, but i think it because of her success and pril brilliance,. >> should she be doing spreads in a vogue. >> in a sense i think that backfired on her, it made her look to celebrity as a ceo because of her persona and looks as opposed to her grit and depth, but she did not do that until she was in the be into several months, she did prove herself. you wasn't she has raised eyebrows with work at home issues, putting nursery in her office, whatnot. i think she is a celebrity ceo. she fits the bill, not most ceos are not. >> all right. is chevy crossing the safety leap or priceline -- safety line or price line. saying their partnership with priceline group will let their drivers make reservations from the car. you are in the car! you are driving. >> those onstar operators will be privy to all