. >> monday with melissa frances is next. >> i am melissa frances and i have a show for you tonight. all around a special powerful of the best and funniest and liveliest segments we have ever done from your most annoying co-workers to why a shared the decaled brings marital bliss. who is to blame for your workplace blooms a of a the power of negative thinking. if they say that glass is half full they are lying. even if they say it's not, it's always about money. melissa: to your most annoying co-worker sandy work with them every day and you just cannot stand them you know, who ian the one guy who shot across the entire office instead of walking over or though goldman despites the fever or cough never misses a day of work. we take them to task with our corporate coach and communications expert in my very own co-workers. check it out. a melissa:nd to with is yourg most annoying co-worker?e eric i am tried not to be offended that you booked me for this segment. [laughter] >> you are panoid. [laughter] >> but i picked us sick mortar who comes in so sick they think they are so brave [laug

. >> monday with melissa frances is next. >> i am melissa frances and i have a show for you tonight.the best and funniest and liveliest segments we have ever done from your most annoying co-workers to why a shared the decaled brings marital bliss. who is to blame for your workplace blooms a of a the power of negative thinking. if they say that glass is half full they are lying. even if they say it's not, it's always about money. melissa:

. >> monday with melissa frances is next. >> i am melissa frances and i have a show for you tonight.al powerful of the best and funniest and liveliest segments we have ever done from your most annoying co-workers to why a shared the decaled brings marital bliss. who is to blame for your workplace blooms a of a the power of negative thinking. if they say that glass is half full they are lying. even if they say it's not, it's always about money. melissa:

melissa: i am melissa frances and here is money tonight. i am so excited. this is going to be the best show ever. it is must see tv. now i understand you may not have time to watch all day every day like we do so as a special holiday treat i am bringing you the best job dropping stories from fox business, even some that are not for many like neil cavuto's unbelievable interview with john mcafee who founded the anti virus software company of the same name. he became a murder suspect. it is like a car crash, you can't look away. priceless takes, charlie gasparino. you got to give him credit. he always goes for it, makes memorable tv moments that you won't be disappointed with this. a few favorites from our show, no matter how much we prepare behind-the-scenes sometimes things don't go the way we planned. a few interviews that turned out even better than expected. maybe not for the right reasons. stay tuned for an hour of fun because even when they say it is not it is always about money. ♪ melissa: first for your holiday viewing pleasure the astonishing interv

melissa: i am melissa frances.d to pay $4 billion, 7500 lawsuits over defective all metal hip implants. the new york times says the tentative plan could be announced in coming days after the deal wins court approval. johnson and johnson declined to comment on the report. one third of all adults say social media accounts have been hacked. that is according to a new harris interactive survey. most of those asked by cybercriminals that happened in the last year and at 5:00 on monday i have an exclusive interview with real-estate mogul john peebles. you cannot afford to miss that. that is latest from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. tracy: concierge medicine, many of these physicians are teetering in the middle class. would you pay a fee to have a doctor on call? returning to the forefront, the founder, can you explain to everyone what concierge medicine is? >> thank you for having me. concierge in medicine is a field that started in the 1990s-2,000s whereby consumers would pay a physician a mo

back to you.k it is going down >> time for france franc -- melissa francis. melissa: in this era of megastorms and natural disasters a new concept in the work that could change aftermaths everywhere worldwide. it is an amazing break through you haven't seen anywhere! even when they say it is not it is always about money. melissa: electricity without wires, not underground. no wires at all! can you see it? think about this. every disasterous storm from the severe tornadoes out in the midwest to the typhoon in the philippines to hurricane sandy, they all end in massive power outages. that is the first problem to tackle but a revolutionary concept could change everything we know and be a worldwide break through. gregory reed is the director of the electric power initiative at the university of pittsburgh. gregory how does it work? >> hi, melissa. you're absolutely right. in the aftermath of everyone of these natural disasters or have natural disturbances in the power network we realize how dependent we are today in modern society on electricity. so we need to do

back to you.k it is going down >> time for france franc -- melissa francis.his era of megastorms and natural disasters a new concept in the work that could change aftermaths everywhere worldwide. it is an amazing break through you haven't seen anywhere! even when they say it is not it is always about money. melissa: electricity without wires, not underground. no wires at all! can you see it? think about this. every disasterous storm from the severe tornadoes out in the midwest to the typhoon in the philippines to hurricane sandy, they all end in

france. -- melissa francis.ms and natural disasters a new concept in the work that could change aftermaths everywhere worldwide. it is an amazing break through you haven't seen anywhere! even when they say it is not it is always about money. melissa: electricity without wires, not underground. no wires at all! can you see it? think about this. every disasterous storm from the severe tornadoes out in the midwest to the typhoon in the philippines to hurricane sandy, they all end

melissa: russia, india, hong kong, france with the head of saudi arabia. have is that possible?population think? i guess technically they are tied. >> there are close, but they're is a lot more per capita. the population thing. another interesting. american millionaire estimates 60 percent made their own fortunes. only 22 percent inherited the money. that explodes one of the biggest myths out there which is that that kind of wealth, serious wealth, billions is inherited, 70 percent. >> the american dream is alive and well. entrepreneurs to themselves an anchor renee created it. that is the exciting part of that data. melissa: looking at how they are placed around the u.s. coming back to the u.s., 96 -- the united states has 515, 96 of them are in new york, 22 in los angeles with 20 in san francisco , 14 in houston. is any of the surprising. >> is not surprising. obviously york. melissa: tax policy. , a billionaire the last melissa one of the is the york and california. the people that made the money would go to florida and texas. >> you would think the law but it has not happene

melissa: money with less of france's on this network. we have a lot of fun. up. dagen mcdowell, it is yours. the ticket is like this basketball. do i get ten points or 20? how fascinating. stuart: it is your show, go. dagen: more of that. thank you. the insurance industry meets with the president. a temporary fix with the health-care law causing more problems. warren buffett dumped shares but he is loving mobil, up $3 billion worth. more about that 22-year-old founder we told you about how he turned down a $3 billion offer from facebook for the company, kashmiri, talking google to drum up an even sweeter offer. getting it to work, companies getting more out of their employees, boost productivity for video surveillance but how much is too much? that and more this hour, there is never enough. connell mcshane is here on markets now. ♪ connell: you caught that

france is next. -- money with melissa francis is next. melissa: when your business or your brand is in crisis mode you need all hands on deck to get the situation under control, get back in the driver's seat. we'll show you how, even when you say it's not it is always about money. >> did you have that obamacare? >> obamacare, what's that? what's that? >> oh, it's great. >> it's great. >> it's great. >> what is it? >> i started signing up last thursday and i'm almost done. go to the website to get you signed up. ♪ obamacare by morning, why is it taking so long. so long. ♪ we'll have catheter acts and dementia, getting on my last nerve ♪ ♪ obamacare by morning, over six people served ♪ [cheers and applause] melissa: well, obviously it is no secret that obamacare could use some help restoring its damaged reputation. it is far from alone though, in that regard, let me tell you from wall street to washington to hollywood, rebuilding reputations is big business and here with what you need to know to make sure you are in control of your company

france is next. -- money with melissa francis is next.ness or your brand is in crisis mode you need all hands on deck to get the situation under control, get back in the driver's seat. we'll show you how, even when you say it's not it is always about money. >> did you have that obamacare? >> obamacare, what's that? what's that? >> oh, it's great. >> it's great. >> it's great. >> what is it? >> i started signing up last thursday and i'm almost done. go to the website to get you signed up. ♪ obamacare by morning,