lori rothman discusses her new book. we will tell you right after we finish this bottle of burr ban. -- bauer ban. are you disgusting. how you stay at fox i will never know. are psychics full of crap? yes. except the one that asked i would talk about the psych -- the psychics full of crap. >>> her prediction was pure fiction. in 2004 silvia brown, seen here i think. or that could be bozo the clown. she appeared on the montel williams show and told berry's mother that she was in heaven on the other side. her last words were goodbye, mom, i love you. brown was wrong. she was rescued on monday with two other women and a six-year-old girl after being held captive for a decade at a house in cleveland. it is not the first time brown has met with anguished parents and incorrectly forecasted their fate. and fans of the fraud are starting to call her out on social media. it is about time. are you admit you are a hack now? added another, i hope today's event seals it for you and everyone else who take advantage of those in mournin

i'm lori rothman tonight in for lou dobbs.eals on the administration's attempt to dismiss an distraction the political scandals involving the white house are clearly not working. fox news is joining several other major media organizations in boycotting a series of off-the-record meetings with embattled attorney general eric holder, part of the attorney generals now failed efforts to make peace with the media who are outraged over the department of justice's heavy-handed seizure of journalists stone and e-mail records. meanwhile, a new poll suggests extending majority of americans are not ready to let the obama administration off the hook for the irs scandal. according to surveys 76 percent of voters now think an independent special prosecutor should investigate the irs targeting of conservative groups. among many troubling revelations regarding the era scandal, public records show former irs chief visited the white house at least 159 times during the president's first term. his predecessor, by comparison, visited the bush whit

francis and lori rothman for a busy hour. lori: angelina jolie knocking white house off the top fold. we are going to keep an eye for the start of that press conference and go to it live as soon as it begins. i am lori rothman. melissa: i am melissa francis. lori: the irs catching the same amount of heat after documents show the chief knew about the agencies targeting tea party groups for about a year now. melissa: the u.s. oil bill leaving opec in the dust. signaling north american oil will signal growth over the next five years. lori: jamie dimon considering leaving if he is stripped of the chairman title. melissa: a good day and wall street. let's head to the new york stock exchange. nicole petallides. nicole: a great day on wall street. it seems to be a real winning day. we are seeing action to the upside. we are seeing the s&p 500 up also. the nasdaq at the highest level since 2000. the vix, the fear index, just slightly to the upside. you can see how many of these names are up to and 3%. goldman sachs up 3.25%. we are se

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lori: i am lori rothman. the economy grew less than expected last quarter. ings to fracking. what you need to know. lori: making a splash on wall street. ceo on his plans to lure more visitors this summer. melissa: elon musk, in his out of the world prediction. time for stocks now, as we do every 15 minutes. lauren simonetti is standing by. markets are moving higher. >> that is right. we are more than halfway through the session. we are holding on to gains. the second raid on first-quarter gdp, weaker than expected. that is the bad economic data of the day. a huge winner today it would be. it is still the most popular

i am lori rothman. melissa: i am melissa francis. f heat after documents show the chief knew about the agencies targeting tea party groups for about a year now. melissa: the u.s. oil bill leaving opec in the dust. signaling north american oil will signal growth over the next five years.

all right, that is just about it for me tonight, i am lori rothman sitting in for lou dobbs.ey gowdy. you can e is that confetti. >> hello everybody by m jerry lewis. the housing market is roaring back what a great tax are thehe trading week. buyers getting the shaft? what is going on with celebrities? thumbing their nose at the law? >> our top story

i'm lori rothman tonight in for lou dobbs.ministration's attempt to dismiss an distraction the political scandals involving the white house are clearly not working. fox news is joining several other major media organizations in boycotting a series of off-the-record meetings with embattled attorney general eric holder, part of the attorney generals now failed efforts to make peace with the media who are outraged over the department of justice's heavy-handed seizure of journalists stone and e-mail records. meanwhile, a new poll suggests extending majority of americans

all right, that is just about it for me tonight, i am lori rothman sitting in for lou dobbs., author andrew mccarthy and house oversight committee member trey gowdy. you can ide was a princess on the fox business network each day on markets ow. niel: stocks are up because jobs are. the day after we were told jobs were down. the unemployment rate is looking good nevermind what all those jobs. the comedian famous for picking up the oddities in life. this and that, things are getting better,

lori rothman agreed despite the craziness of yesterday to join us for another day. dow over 15,000. we got it. david: dow, s&p, we're hitting new records all over the place. disney, whole foods, electronic arts, a whole lot of things to report. they will come to you as soon as we get numbers we'll report them. meanwhile nicole petallides standing by at the new york stock exchange we're getting ready for all the reports coming in. first of all let's talk about disney. i think that is the biggest stock folks are looking at. they will report their numbers any moment. >> disney high after high after high. not unusual to see them hitting high on a day we're breaking records. electronic arts and disney signed a multiyear licensing deal for "star wars." we'll watch anything per feigning to the movies and theme parks. that is one to watch going into the close. it is a winner year-to-date up 30%. lori: whole foods expected to report earnings after the close. whole foods has beaten estimates seven out of last eight quarters. how did shares perform as a result. >> so far so go

that's justbout does it for us here on "lou dobbs tonight i'm lori rothman sitting in tonight.rmer obama's ss department attorney christn adams. bless you can see me right alongside my partner in crime, i like to caller, melissa frances each and every day right here onnthat fox business network on markets now at 1:00 p.m. eastern. i sure hope you will soon end. of course, thank you for joining us. lou, once again, is back tomorrow night. very good night, everybody, from new york. ♪ you hurt my feelings, todd. i did? when visa signature asked everybody what upgraded exriences really mattered... you suggested luxury car service instd of "strength training with patrick willis." come on todd! flap them chicken wings. [ grunts ] well, i travel a lot and umm... [ male announcer ] atisa signature, every upgradedxperience comes from listening to our cardholders. visa signature. your idea of what a card should be. visa signature. at od, whatever business y're in, that's the business we're in with premium service like one of e best on-time delivery records and a w claims ratio, we do wha

i will hand it to david asman and lori rothman to see what they can do with it. hat individual stocks are doing. we have all-time highs. lowe's, home depot, honeywell, google, a lot of all-time highs. lori: all things in perspective, david? because we had the dow flirting with the 15,000 mark in last friday's session. a slight sell-off at the close. nothing to be concerned about if you're a bull. david: let's go to lauren simonetti at the new york stock exchange. bank of america, that settlement was particularly good for that stocks being up 4%. it was all financials, right? >> all financials. s&p financial sector up 1%. 10 financials in the s&p at all-time highs. bank of america, top performer in the dow. j.p. morgan, top performer in the dow. citigroup up 1% at new 52-week high. lori: lauren, let's talk about the airlines. strong day for the airlines. two names hittings or climbing to all-time highs. pardon my pun. >> so are the dow transports today, at an all-time high. alaska air is a member of the transports, up 5 1/3%. look at that. spirit airlines up nearly

big movers and a new record as i send it over to david asman and lori rothman. z claman. lori: always a pleasure. david: you brought us a triple-digit gain. let's go to lauren simonetti. we had that jobs report which is so different from yesterday, then we also add the european central bank cutting rates a bit. all that helped the market, right? >> all that certainly helps the market, an all-time low for the ecb and their interest rates. we have stocks closing near the highs on the access, the winners on the dow are cisco, caterpillar, american express, so definitely tech health care and industrials leading the day. lori: lauren, linkedin, we're expecting latest earnings for the first quarter, shares hitting new all-time highs ahead of the report. investors expecting big things. >> reporter: yeah. the stock hit $202.27, the highest level in the history. that was the last time i checked. it might actually be a little bit higher as we await that earnings report, lori. david: i'm looking at facebook not only is it up 5%, it's up 5.6%. the market wasn't so sure about

. >> kimberly: we've got comedianne lori rothman. >> bob: i'm going blowing -- bog tonight. >> kimberlytrage with chords because they put the puerto ricon can on the beer can. >> bob: are you marching, by the way? >> greg: she's her own parade. >> kimberly: this has been interesting, sort of unusual, and strange. thanks a lot. >> dana: have a great weekend. i'll miss bob. >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier in washington. the deadline has come and gone for answers from the irs about its improper scrutiny of conservative groups. the next step is up to the republicans and democrats in the senate who set that time table. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is up on capitol hill with the story. >> reporter: democrats and republicans are expressing disappointment with the irs's failure to meet a deadline after asking in this letter more than 40 questions about the targeting of conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status. after the deadline passed, senators max baucus and or written hatch sairinhatch said o better and said this

i am lori rothman. melissa: i am melissa francis. tough on banks for the mortgage meltdown in the 2008 breaking the details just ahead. lori: the market cooling ever so slightly after high street have pushed the dow and s&p to new levels. but there is nothing holding us back from new highs, her call, 1780 by next year. melissa: and airstrikes refocusing attention to the middle east? the energy impact, we are advocates of the sea me for that. lori: and hackers hitting twitter again? what could mean for a twitter ipo.

i am lori rothman. today's report is not good for the economy.ood enough to keep us hooked on the side. melissa: north dakota energy boom exploding. the state holds way more oil and gas than previously expected. whether this date is ready to deal with the boom. lori: and insider look at challenges facing the fcc chairman. president obama was nomination is expected next hour. the latest out of boston. three more suspects have been arrested in connection with the marathon bombing. let's get to the new york stock exchange and nicole petallides. nicole: yesterday was a new record all-time closing high. over the last hour or so, we have seen a little of a loss. the tech heavy nasdaq is the worst of the three. we have gotten our adp report numbers. not as many jobs were added as many had hoped. merck has been weighing on the dow jones industrials. right now about eight negative dow points come from mark. that is a disappointment. it is down about 2.5%. much like what we saw from pfizer yesterday. lori: thank you as always. you and 15. melissa: the move

. >> lori: i'm lori rothman, and lou dobbs is standing by to talk about the testimony.sitive territory, up 76 points right now after down nearly 40 points at the opening bell. if they hold, the dow, get this, closes at a new all-time high for the 20th time now. melissa: peter barnes is standing by in washington as we await attorney general's testimony. peter, you know, the hears is not scheduled to be a reaction to the ap or the irs scandal, but undoubtedly, it's going to go there. >> oh, absolutely, and, in fact, we already have the opening statement from the top democrat on the committee, and he is criticizing the justice department for this investigation into the associated press. he also has concerns about the story about the irs and the way it handled tax exempt status for conservative groups, but first to the ap part saying, quote, with respect to the government's subpoena of phone records at the associated press, i'm deeply troubled by the notion that our government would secretly pursue such a broad away of media phone records over such a long period of time, th

lori: i am lori rothman. to the group anonymous targeting the government business and your money. jonathan on what can be done to stop it. melissa: outsourcing the basic commodity, lou dobbs has been worried about china, so are these latest accusations in a surprise to him? lori: digging deeper into debt. the concern of dissident debt bubble that ballooned to $1 trillion. melissa: and what is in a name? a lot. what's your first name can spell for your paycheck. time for stocks as with every 15 minutes, nicole petallides is standing by.

to grow our start your business, visit thenewny.com lori: hello, everybody, i'm lori rothman. : welcome back, lori. i'm ashley webster. bernie madoff changing his story. the ponzi-schemer said key clients in major u.s. bank knew more than he has admitted before. we'll have details in this exclusive interview with fox business coming up. lori: on the economy, new home prices rising to a record high. housing expert anthony mason joins us to say they're rising too fast and he's worried. ashley: we're hearing that a lot. our special report, small business, big ideas. we'll meet the head of one internet security firm that just doubled its workforce, and oh by the way got more than $50 million bucks in backing from goldman sachs. top of the hour. time for stocks. let's go down to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. after all the volatility we saw yesterday, nicole, it is interesting to see the market moving sideways today. >> very interesting action. what we saw yesterday was 300 point swing from top to bottom, right. we were well into positive territory, b

i am lori rothman. ashley: and i am ashley webster. a diamond really is forever. lori: mr.pital hill. ashley: lawmakers questioning the man in charge of the irs. lou dobbs on the finger-pointing in washiigton. who really knew what and when. lori: minutes away from a look at the new xbox. microsoft unveiling its first major revamp and eight years. ashley: the horrific scene and oklahoma. more tornadoes are expected today. >> our prayers are with the people of oklahoma today. we will back up those pairs with deeds for as long as it takes. lori: devastaaing news out of oklahoma. we want to update you on the market. let's head to the new york stock exchange and nicole petallides. nicole: we sell the dow jones industrial average today break through 15,400. it has since pulled back some. however, you still see these up arrows and a record-setting day on wall street.

. ♪ >> i him lori rothman with your fox business three. the largest money laundering case ever. founder. authorities say the network processed at least 55 million illegal transactions worldwide. americans are becoming more optimistic about the economy. american reality is down. that is the latest from the fox business network. giving you the power to prosper. ♪ ♪ dagen: president obama in a helicopter right now with new jersey governor, chris christie. is this trip enough to take the heat off the recent scandals hitting the administration? scott brown joins us now from boston. what do you think, senator? >> the question is, is he doing this for the pressure coming off of him? i would argue it is probably a little bit of both. as we all know, those are very, very serious issues. we need to make sure we keep the focus on the things that matter. dagen: james rosen was labeled a co-conspirator in the affidavit. before we move on, though, senator, i always look at it from the other way. if the president did not go and visit parts of the shore, given the fact that it is the unofficial

lori: i am lori rothman. it is friday, jobs said. always a good thing. your job, it is great. like us. lori: exactly. 155,000 jobs added in the month of april. but the market still cheering. jobs reports surprised hitting stocks to new records at 14,998. earlier went to 15,000 beyond. the broad market going past 1500 today. melissa: idf senior economist michelle gerard here to join us in minutes with the quality of jobs added and not the quantity. lori: great point. meanwhile jpmorgan under fire, government investigators accuse the

i am lori rothman. steve forbes joins us today. ashley: the cost of looking more youthful. ot screw it up". lori: china is at it again. resuming attacks hitting several of the same victims it has gone after in the past. ashley: a growing collection of art and growing homes. charlie gasparino is here. lori: all of that was the markets, of course. back to the new york stock exchange and nicole petallides. nicole: another record-setting day here. we are seeing both the dow and the s&p breaking out to levels we have never seen before. as for the nasdaq, you are also seeing the nasdaq sitting at and even 3500. it, too, hit a multi- year high.

i am lori rothman. ashley: i am ashley webster. ying for unemployment benefits dropping to the lowest level since 2008. lori: in europe, the jobs news not nearly as good. 27%. ashley: and exclusive interview with hewlett-packard ceo. what she said she needs to do to catch up with apple. lori: trial to control us even more. ashley: time for stocks now. let's head to the new york stock exchange.

i am lori rothman. today's report is not good for the economy.ssa: north dakota energy boom exploding. the state holds way more oil and gas than previously expected. whether this date is ready to deal with the boom. lori: and insider look at challenges facing the fcc chairman. president obama was nomination is expected next hour.

. ♪ ♪ >> i am lori rothman with your fox business brief. american optimism over the u.s.t to a six-year high. confident of love middle and income earners showing improvement. according to the "wall street journal," the deal could have a price tag of $5 million. some pharmaceuticals -- lowe's is boosting its quarterly dividend 12.5% to $0.18 a share. on the record as of july to fort. that is the latest from the fox business network. giving you the power to prosper. ♪ [ shapiro ] at legalzoom, you can take care of virtually all your imptant legal matters in just minutes. protect youramily... and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. ♪ dagen: president obama hosting college students at the white house to discuss the ongoing battle over student loan interest rates which are set to double on july 1. john boehner calling the whole thing nothing but a pr stunt. connell: that sounds right for washington. peter: that is right. the president is taking a whack at republicans in the rose garden here. surrounding himself with college students to try to get

lori: i am lori rothman. we have an intense day on capitol hill.ill be here in moments. the stocks pushing higher towards new records yet again. off session highs. three dow stocks hit all-time highs today. we have the biggest movers all our long. powerball fever ripping all of america. the jackpot just grew again. coming up, we will have some tips on how to spend all of that money. melissa: time for stocks now as we do every 15 minutes. nicole petallides standing by.

lori: i am lori rothman. the fed keeps printing money. jobless claims shopping to a five-year row.. rosewood president on why customers are paying upwards of $1000 a night to stay at luxury resorts. lori: then we will hear from travel zoo on where you can get the most bang for your travel bug. a trip down to the floor of the new york stock exchange. lauren simonetti. >> hi, ladies. the ecb cutting rates. stocks have to go up. up they are going today. we have a new all-time high. we had general motor shares really putting in a solid performance. their earnings and revenue beat expe

i am lori rothman. melissa: happy monday. i am melissa francis. ps, the irs scandal extending beyond the tea party now. lori: the president saying if true, he will not tolerate it. melissa: reporters from bloomberg snipping the terminals. who was targeted and what is being done to stop it? lori: dowell 20,000? the ultimate owlish case for stocks. it is time for our first check of the new york stock exchange. stocks off of the lows of the day. nicole: that is right. after three straight weeks of gains today pulling back just a little bit as you can see on the dow jones industrials, but when you look at the whole big board, the tech heavy nasdaq, up about six points, and the s&p 500 is up right now just fractionally not even one point. sitting in the unchanged line basically says we are holding the gains we have seen over the last three weeks. into retail sales numbers, some news out of china, a mixed bag, economic news with a name

laurie: i am lori rothman with your fox business brief.has correlations in housing crisis. this is mortgage lending boom pushed home prices upward comiskey and loan lending putting upward pressure on tuition. for the first time in more than a decade, general motors, ford and chrysler have won a majority of the categories in a new quality survey. the study shows automakers gained market share the first quarter for the first time in 20 years. amtrak rolling out 70 new locomotives reedit a controversial topic things to continuing subsidies. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. tracy: the irs admits it has e groups. the president calls the scandal outrageous and says members of the agency that were involved need to be held fully accountable. what exactly does that mean? prosecution? i doubt anybody is going to jail. nor does and a napolitano whom i am sure is just as pe confuses i am. >> they use the irs to harass their opponents. in this one the irs admits it. senior management claims low-level pe

i'm lori rothman. ashley: i'm ashley webster. a new milestone for the dow.trading above in it is for the first time ever. stocks building gains on hopes that the fed money printing, that it will not stop anytime soon. the biggest movers coming up. lori: new the irs scandal. gop senator orrin hatch accuses the outgoing commissioner of lying and blasts the white house for calling the hearings a sideshow. he is a special guest ahead. ashley: apple ceo tim cook hitting back to critic that is the tech giant uses tax gimmicks to avoid paying their taxes. an analyst joins us straight ahead. lori: nicole petallides from the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, 15,406. people say it will not drop anytime soon. >> what we're watching, you're seeing all up arrows. momentum continues to the upside. goldman sachs, to, raised their year-end price targets not only for this year, 2013 but 2014 and 2015. they continue to see up side potential year after year going forward. so the mow men testimony -- momentum remains to the upside. dow jones industrials trading as h

i'm lori rothman. ashley: i'm ashley webster. it is merger monday on wall street with yahoo! more than a million dollars. a bigger deal is rocking the drug industry. barron's editor jack hough looks at pluses and minuses in both of those tie-ups straight ahead. lori: we had earlier gains in the session but evaporating here. the dow and s&p hit new intraday records, bmo private bank chief investment officer jack ablin tells us the biggest risks to this market right now. ashley: a bigger question on whether some in the white house knew about the white house political targeting well before president obama found out. we'll have the latest on this fast-developing story coming up. lori: first at the top of the hour time for stocks with nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, what is weighing on the markets today? >> what we're watching the dow jones industrials back and forth over the unchanged line. that is not unusual to see lately. it has doneto find some footing. but the point is we continue to break through new highs. while we have seen the back

lori: i am lori rothman. it is friday, jobs said. always a good thing. less you have to work on saturday, of course. melissa: if you love your job, it is great. like us. lori: exactly. 155,000 jobs added in the month of april. but the market still cheering. jobs reports surprised hitting stocks to new records at 14,998. earlier went to 15,000 beyond. the broad market going past 1500 today. melissa: idf senior economist michelle gerard here to join us in minutes with the quality of jobs added and not the quantity. lori: great point. meanwhile jpmorgan under fire, government investigators accuse the bank of and the collective schemes. the latest blow for jimmy byron. melissa: warren buffett on if the recent decline is a buying opportunity. lori: and taxed to death in the golden state. golden state. revenue of income tax creating a multi-billion dollars budget surplus and the governor warning it may not last. melissa: because they're going to spend it. lori: of course, of course. let's get to the market, our first check on the floor of the new york stock exc

i'm lori rothman. ashley: i'm ashley webster. wall street waiting on next clues for fomc minutes. s are minutes away. we'll have stocks at record highs and all that coming up. lori: dramatic turn in the irs scandal. a top official refuses to answer questions on capitol hill. congressman mike turner wants all those officials involved in the scandal to go to jail. he is our next guest. ashley: we'll tell you what the average chief executive takes home these days and which ceos are average. that is coming up. way above. lori: let's talk about the markets. we'll get fed minutes in a couple of seconds. the dow is off 27 points, well off the best levels the session. thinking here, ben bernanke talked both sides of the trade and what is concerning investors and you see this concern illustrated in the bond market with yields rising sharply dashs the next few meetings the fed may decide to taper off the bond-buying program. they're cutting me off. i'm sure peter can pick it up with the minutes and continue the explanation with what the market is reacting to. hey, peter. >> lori, that's righ

i am lori rothman. ashley: i am ashley webster. stocks pulling off after five days of you record highs. americans applying for unemployment benefits dropping to the lowest level since 2008. lori: in europe, the jobs news not nearly as good. 27%. ashley: and exclusive interview with hewlett-packard ceo. what she said she needs to do to catch up with apple. lori: trial to control us even more. ashley: time for stocks now. let's head to the new york stock exchange. nicole: do not look now. look now, the dow and nasdaq with the aeros. that may snap its winning streak. five consecutive record all time closes. we have not seen that since 1998. a historic time here on wall street. new records day after day. we will see whether or not the dow closes in the green. it will be the 18th record close for the dow this year. we did get into jobless claims that were better than expected. they rolled out 114 of the charts. fifteen of them have been delivered to eight airlines. nice one year chart for boeing. lori: major averages hovering near the fl

i am lori rothman. melissa: i am melissa francis. this hour new york attorney general expected to get tough on banks for the mortgage meltdown in the 2008 breaking the details just ahead. lori: the market cooling ever so slightly after high street have pushed the dow and s&p to new levels. but there is nothing holding us back from new highs, her call, 1780 by next year. melissa: and airstrikes refocusing attention to the middle east? the energy impact, we are advocates of the sea me for that. lori: and hackers hitting twitter again? what could mean for a twitter ipo. now checking in today with lauren simonetti. you can say the stocks are searching for direction we had little change at this point. lauren: a little change. we had such a strong session on friday, so the market is relatively flat. i news that mbia had reached an agreement with bank of america. we're also watching one of the best performers on the dow united health care, jpmorgan reinstating coverage on the stock with an overweight rating essentially saying medicare advant

i'm lori rothman. ashley: i'm ashley webster. stocks on track to end of a four-week winning streak.aming the declines on the fed, one money manager says the fed has less power on the markets than you think. lori: student loan rates are set to double if congress can not reach agreement in the next month. the house passed it plan. the white house said it is doa. is this the next big battle. ashley: the summer driving season kicking off this weekend for a price of gallon of gas is 3.56 per gallon. we'll hear from one analyst who says prices could drop by as much as 40 cents by the 4th of july. lori: we'll take it. time for stocks now. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. stocks fighting for gains on the weekend before the long weekend. >> what is interesting, the dollar is weaker and we've had two straight days of selling. we haven't seen that in a few months. three in a row, three down arrows in a row for the dow jones industrials. this looks like a nail-biter for the last toum of hours here because we're down just five points on the dow jones industrials, s&

lori: i am lori rothman. we have an intense day on capitol hill. congressman of ojai is on the committee. he will be here in moments. the stocks pushing higher towards new records yet again. off session highs. three dow stocks hit all-time highs today. we have the biggest movers all our long. powerball fever ripping all of america. the jackpot just grew again. coming up, we will have some tips on how to spend all of that money. melissa: time for stocks now as we do every 15 minutes. nicole petallides standing by. nicole: we have gotten in some great numbers. they really do move hand in hand. as he saw the data, looking good. rising to the highest level in nearly six years. you can see the nasdaq and the s&p also with up arrows gaining roughly a half of a percent. let's take a look at the comparison chart for the week. there is a look at the s&p outpacing the dow, slightly. certainly, you are seeing gains across the board. the question is, if you win the 600 million, do you come to work? i would. i would show up. lori: sure you would. back to this i

lori: i am lori rothman. the cyber threat may have hackers with ties to the group anonymous targeting the government business and your money. jonathan on what can be done to stop it. melissa: outsourcing the basic commodity, lou dobbs has been worried about china, so are these latest accusations in a surprise to him? lori: digging deeper into debt. the concern of dissident debt bubble that ballooned to $1 trillion. melissa: and what is in a name? a lot. what's your first name can spell for your paycheck. time for stocks as with every 15 minutes, nicole petallides is standing by. the dollar near the highs of the day. nicole: it really is. 15,036 was our high of the day. a couple of points away, up about a half of 1% on the dow jones industrial. the nasdaq has moved back into the green lower the majority of the day. a gain of about half a percent. the majority of the names are in the green, retail stocks, banking stocks with green arrows. some of the best performers in percentage terms on the dow jones industri

. ♪ >> i'm lori rothman with the fox business brief.ed president obama's controversial nominee for secretary, but it's uncertain if it gets the majority in the full senate. republicans hinted at tactics to delay or block votes. meantime, boosting quarterly dividend 10% to five and a half cents a share reiterating the approval for the $426 million stock repurchase and use the after tax proceeds from the $120 million sale of victory capital for additional repurchases. apple taking a bite out of the app market with a huge milestone today, 50 billion down loads, and to commemorate, they are giving a 10 ,000 app card to thee man in ohio who down loaded the 50 billionth app. lucky guy. that's the latest from the fox business network. tracy: a weight loss company that helps busy people get in shape with help from technology. our next guest tripled the work force in the last year and signed up big companies like walgreens, and the nfl player's association. jeff, the ceo of retrofit. now, jeff, tell everybody you sort of had a weight problem bef