form, this is a story of a biracial girl who is born a product of a west african slave woman named maria belle british naval officer, captain sir john lindsay of the when he finds her mother aboard a captured spanish slave ship, there is a union and dido belle is born of this union. at the age of 6, she is adopted into her father's family, so his uncle's family, who are one of the wealthiest families in engl england. her father is the lord chief justice. next to the king he is the most powerful man in england and he and his wife together choose to raise this biracial girl as a lady, an aristoccat, high-class english woman. it's a love story, it's a romantic love story, and it's based on a true story. it is a sweeping love story about how she comes to meet the man she will eventually marry. but it's also a paternal love story. a love story between father and daughter and how this adoptive father, whose actually her great uncle, makes the choice at a time when it was unheard of, to love this biracial child. and, underneath, you know, it's a story that i created to have some hefty themes. so, it'

let's bring in maria bartiromo host of opening bell, 9:00 eastern time week days on the fox business network and here on the week ends sunday morning futures at 10:00 a.m. the markets are reacting to this uncertainty? >> it is begin, it's sort of like a slow creeping for the markets. the markets really have not been affected very much by some of these geopolitical issues. remember we went above the red line that president obama, you know, put for syria. nothing happened in the market. putin goes and drives into ukraine. nothing happens in the market. market continues hitting new highs. but now it's turning on economic issues. and really what's at stake is the european economy. this week there's a vacuum of information in terms of economic data except a european central bank meeting. they will do some kind of stimulus in europe. that's been leading and directing this market today. the fact that the combat ready troops are there at the border in ukraine and putin is fighting back with these agricultural bans people are taking notice and watching the european economy. you know, europe g

maria bartiromo. thanks for joining us. i'll be back next week opening bell at 9:00 a.m.tern on the fox business network. see you then. >>> on the buzz-meter from los angeles this sunday, president obama, who vowed to get out of iraq, ordering limited air strikes against the isis militants overrunning the country and killing christians. are the media reviving the same old debate with conservative critics demanding more aggressive action and liberal pundits warning about mission creep? the military action coming as obama shifts his media strategy. now regularly taking questions from white house reporters, as he did yesterday on the iraq air strikes and repeatedly in recent weeks. >> actually, i wasn't going to take questions, but let me just respond to this particular question because i felt like some of the stories were a little overcranked. >> hold on, guys. come

maria: that will do it for "the opening bell". it is 4 "varney and company". over to you, have a good show. stuart: the buildup was intense. the job number was going to knock it out of the park for wall street, didn't happen. good morning. disappointing job creation. the unemployment rate edged up. millions of people want to work but can't so the stock market did not fall out yet. watch us. if things change you will know first. foreign crises that won't go away. the cease-fire broken, vladimir putin still in expansionary mood. justice ginsberg brings gender to the supreme court. mail justices she says have a blind spot and employers should be forced to do what obamacare tells them to do. one last one. 109,000 tickets in michigan tomorrow. you think the world cup? "varney and company" is about to begin. ♪ stuart: not good enough. the economy added a disappointing 209,000 jobs last month. that was 90,000 fewer than the month before. wages went up only a tiny fraction. check the big board. huge sell-off yesterday because the economy was supposed to be bounding ah

maria bartiromo. thanks for joining us. i'll be back next week opening bell at 9:00 a.m. eastern on the fox business network. see you then. >>> on the buzz-meter from los angeles this sunday, president obama, who vowed to get out of iraq, ordering limited air strikes against the isis militants overrunning the country and killing christians. are the media reviving the same old debate with conservative critics demanding more aggressive action and liberal pundits warning about mission creep? the military action coming as obama shifts his media strategy. now regularly taking questions from white house reporters, as he did yesterday on the iraq air strikes and repeatedly in recent weeks. >> actually, i wasn't going to take questions, but let me just respond to this particular question because i felt like some of the stories were a little overcranked. >> hold on, guys. come on now. you're not that pent up. i've been giving you questions lately. >> is the strategy working and are the media holding the president accountable? why has the you public utterly lost confidence in the m