i'm neil cavuto.orm plan that looked rey to roll now just looking like it might get rolled. the senate judiciary committee will start marking up a bl in less than two weeks. lawmakers are already saying that because of boston, maybe we need to stop things, period. this coming as the house gets ready to roll out a series of immigration plans of its own. the first of which won't touch border security pretty much at all. so if dc can't get it together on keeping us safer, is anyone safe? to ben stein, glad to see you. as you can

i'm neil cavuto. immigration reform plan that looked rey to roll now just looking like it might get rolled. the senate judiciary committee will start marking up a bl in less than two weeks. lawmakers are already saying that because of boston, maybe we need to stop things, period. this coming as the house gets ready to roll out a series of immigration plans of its own. the first of which won't touch border security pretty much at all. so if dc can't get it together on keeping us safer, is anyone safe? to ben stein, glad to see you. as you can tell, he's glad to be back. charles payne, dagen mcdowell. we've also got adam and charlie sparino. welcome all. charles payne, what are we to make of this? >> the thing we got to worry about, everyone tching the show has to worry about something that's rushed, hand fisted, wait fort fog to clear because you're going to really love it when you gethe details kind of plan. we don't need anything to score political points. but you can't push a plan through without bo

neil cavuto is coming up right now. >> neil: well, now we know, it could have been worse. the boston attacks them guys who supposedly did it had another stop on their hit parade, times square. didn't happen. but could you imagine if it did? and given the relatively subdued market reaction to everything that did go down, could you imagine if a new york attack had gone down? >> what to make off all of that in the city on tender hooks? we go to times square and rick leventhal. >> senior law enforcement officials are not convince thread was a plot. there were no specific plans to attack new york city but according to the mayor and the police commissioner the century so ifing brother told the fbi they decided on the spur of the moment to drive to new york city to times square, and set off the remaining explosives. that included another pressure cooker bomb that went offty boston marathon, and five other explosions. they were in fact pipe bombs. new york city has mobilized his counterterrorism operations there was a very heavy police precious in times square, and these two guys

and your world with neil cavuto is next. have a great weekend. >> neil: uh-oh. what did we do? it back on health care and furloughs. guess who has been footing the bill for both? welcome everybody. glad to have you. i'm neil cavuto. remember when dr. ben carson issued this very warning on this very program days ago? >> so many hidden tax in the affordable healthcare bill, which is a strange name, that we all are going to be paying. initially, just the rich. and then the semi rich. and then the nonrich. you know, the money has to come from someplace. neil 48 hours later looks

and your world with neil cavuto is next. have a great weekend. >> neil: uh-oh. what did we do? democrats today dialing it back on health care and furloughs. guess who has been footing the bill for both? welcome everybody. glad to have you. i'm neil cavuto. remember when dr. ben carson issued this very warning on this very program days ago? >> so many hidden tax in the affordable healthcare bill, which is a strange name, that we all are going to be paying. initially, just the rich. and then the semi rich. and then the nonrich. you know, the money has to come from someplace. neil 48 hours later looks leak -- >> neil: 48 hours later the doctor got the diagnosis right. >> there are issues we have tole consider in cost containment because the bill does not address that. >> if see a huge train wreck coming down. we discussed this many times. i don't see any results yet. what can you do to help all these people around the country wondering, what do i do? i don't know what to do. >> wait a minute you said there wouldn't be any train wrecks. eric ericson says the chickens are coming hom

i'm neil cavuto.kiess airplane wheel gets the frees because after all the fits they're putting the controllers back to work. never mine the faa didn't have to start with cutting vital personnel like controllers to begin with. we're wondering right now what, if anything, the faa did cut

your world with neil cavuto is coming up. stuart varney is sitting in for the man, cavuto. >>> just as the housing market shows signs of life, is the white house about to hammer it down? welcome, i'm stuart varney in for neil cavuto. home prices on the upswing, soaring more than 10% in february, the biggest increase in 7 years. nevada, arizona, california, all seeing solid gains year over year and the supply of homes rising for the first time in a year. all of this suggesting people are getting more confidence in the housing recovery. at the same time, the white house says too many perspective buyers are left behind. the administration said to be pressuring banks to lend more, even to people with weak credit. the justice department will provide assurances to banks they won't face action. isn't that how we get into the housing mess? katrina is very concerned and sees is with campian real estate. >> this is how we got into the housing bubble. the fact that in 1995, one of the reasons we actually had a housing bubble was because

i am neil cavuto, it maybe just hit me watching this big dedication for bush library, and remembering that terror crisis back then, 10 days after the boston threat a very different post crisis, as horrible as boston was it could have been worse. and fallout, a lot more economically devastating. not talking about what they might have been planning for times square, i remember remembers the last time other terrorists were acting in this neck of the woods in manhattan. that is what made 9/11 doubly horrific, not only for greater loss of life and devastation, but it occurred in a doozy of's recession. company's earnings went into a crater before the attack, and went into a near freefall after. this time we have what by comparcomparison and i more sol- is a more solid economy. think about backdrop then versus now, most companies are delivering. and in case of ups, they are delivering. out with numbers today that are better than most analysts thought. and confirming what has been a positive earnings season, thus far. in which 7 out of 10 company that have reported have beaten expectations,

i'm neil cavuto. shriekiess airplane wheel gets the frees because after all the fits they're putting the controllers back to work. never mine the faa didn't have to start with cutting vital personnel like controllers to begin with. we're wondering right now what, if anything, the faa did cut instead? to michelle on a classic case of, government sequestration manipulation. this is incredible. >> it really is. taxpayers, and particularly travelers, should be completely up in arms about this entire stunt last week. you had the deliberate furloughing of these air traffic controllers, to create and manufacture the most deliberate amount of pain and punishing the people who are just trying to do their jobs and get by and fly while washington, as you say, engages in more business as usual. delaying, and putting off and procrastinating, the kind of hard adult decisions that we have been crying for, for years. while engaging in this time honored -- i think it's been half century now -- iterations of washington

i am neil cavuto.ou want all these cameras and website send e-mail snoopers to slow down and put looking down? suck it up because they are just ramping up. new york police commissioner says he wants lots more cameras and fancier cameras at that, cameras that can catch more, reveal more, and tell more. presumably focused on stopping bad guys more, but throughout they're also looking at us guys more. what is weird is, the other night the prince of privacy advocacy seemed okay with that. >> we should not be willy-nilly looking into everyone's back tournament they're doing, but if their is a killer on the loose and a never read, i am not against drugs being used to search them out, he's seeking devices being used. all for law enforcement. neil: even his dad, ron paul, had an issue with that. >> technology is fine, but it has to be guarded. and if their is a question, you guard liberty before you second welcome a if we catch a baghdad that's good. you don't give up liberty for nine people because you might

welcome, everybody, i'm charles payne for neil cavuto. 12 million people unemployed, and those folks could have a lot more competition for jobs with a new report saying the immigration plan floods the market with a million foreigners a year, a million. oh, and they will look for work. critics say we'll all be looking for bigger job messes than we already have. melissa francis, ford o'connell, and help us sort it out. melissa, you first. a lot of people say, you know, can we get our own house in order before we open the flood gates again. >> you know, i don't know that it malters, the only type of jobs available in the country right now are for highly skilled workers. if you don't have an engineering degree, or computer science degree r or not a mathematician, there's not a job anyway. it doesn't make sense to bring in people competing for the low -- charles: they came in, give them health care, and, againings we're not necessarily fixed well to do that either. >> no, that's absolutely true. charles: tim, and it's interesting that melissa mentions that because i think of all the peopl

i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. who needs the lost and found when you have the federal government. the white house planning to hire tens of thousands of so-called navigators helping people choose their options under the health care law and it's nice work if you can get it. each navigator could earn up to $48 an hour. we knew the health care law was big, now looks like the costs are getting big are by the day. to ben stein, gerri willis, charlie gasperino. >> 24,000 people in california are hired to interpret obamacare? nancy pelosi doesn't understand it, the health care industry has been trying to understand it and can't do it. the bottom line, and i'm looking at it it from the consumers point of view, your costs are only going up some 68 million people are probably going to lose their corporate sponsored health care as a result of obama-- >> how many? >> 68 million. >> at least we're going to create 21,000 jobs in california. is that really the bottom, bottom line? there's more it to this than economics? >> happene

glad to have you, i'm neil cavuto. immigration reform plan that looked ready to roll now just looking like it might get rolled. senate judiciary committee will start marking up a bill in less than two weeks. lawmakers are saying because of boston, maybe we need to stop things period. this coming as the house gets ready to roll out a series of immigration plans on its own, first won't touch border security at all. if d.c. can't get it together on keeping us safer, is anyone safe? to ben stein. as you tell he is glad to be back. charles payne, dagen mcdowell. we've also got adam and charlie gasparino. charles payne, what do we make of this? >> the day we have to worry about. everybody has to worry about it. wait for the fog to clear because you will love it when you get the plan out there. we don't need to score any political points the. you can't push a plan through without border security being first and foremost and. to push something through so both sides can say to bloc of voters, we like you would be a huge mistake

>> neil: neil cavuto here is some of the latest we've got on this incredible terror week. the family of eight-year-old martin richard, he's the little boy killed in the boston bombing, thanking investigators who worked around the clock to track down the suspects. the family saying it's time for the justice system to, quote, do its job. meanwhile, senators john mccain and lindsey graham say the injured suspect is not, not entitled to his miranda rights. they want dzhokhar tsarnaev to be treated as an enemy combatant. and the transit police officer injured in a shootout with the suspects remains in critical condition. don't forget about this hero. officer richard donahue being treated for a single gunshot wound. meanwhile, authorities are still looking at another disaster further south, way further south, trying to get to the bottom of what caused that blast at the fertilizer plant in west, texas. fox'sdom nick is there with the -- dominic is there with 14 dead. >> 200 injured. we understand from the authorities that 14 bodies have been recovered. they do not expect that num

i'm neil cavuto. continuing fox business live coverage of what appears to be a terrorist incident, once again come on american soil, but this time with a different feeling to it. the suspect, we are told, is right now on the police custody in a hospital, badly injured, we are told, working alone, we are also told. again, hard to say. this much is not. it has reawakened concerns as if they had gone when all that it is still a very dangerous time. what this could mean an where we go from here? seven minutes out of the president of the united states addressing the nation. i hate to broadside you. what do you think. obviously the venue is a very public one and a very notable one. in the eyes of the world. what do you make of all that? >> i contacted some of the senior terrorism experts in the united states and ask them what they think, a domestic terrorist , everyone says it's way too early to draw any conclusions. one man pointed out the signature is to have multiple simultaneous attacks. he also said, t

welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavu cavuto. isn't that rich? it's not just the rich. as the president gets away with his budget, a lot more people open up their wallets. smokers see a tax on cigarettes almost $2 and flyers padded down or 18 billion for aviation security and even drivers, who will be paying more at the pump to help cover a clean 94 billion, new energy taxes, for presumably clean air and i haven't gotten into how favors of all sorts will be out of sorts when they see the fees shoot up because banks and insurance company taxes are going way up. so i could go on, but let me just add it up for you pretty much right now. a trillion dollars, a trillion dollars in new taxes that some of my colleagues today find a little bit more than just taxing. charles payne, dagen mcdowell. adam lashinsky, charlie gasperino, charles payne. >> the president said not by a single dime. he was telling the truth, it's a lot of dimes. how many dimes are in a trillion? i've been saying this from day one, everyone watching this show who has jumped on the band wagon and grabbed a t

welcome, i am neil cavuto.resident is in a very tough place right now, he has already warned syria that if he ever got proof he used chemical weapons on the people, there would be heck to pay. even if we can pay can't pay for that. for ron paul who says consequences even if we d

until then, your world with neil cavuto, neil is on deck. catch you in an hour. >> neil: thank you very much. we're going to be back live in boston soon. the fbi moments a. from holding its first briefing in two days. the same fbi that was going back and forth on a presser that never materialized. now apparently they have some news they want to pass along. when they do we are there. the news conference begins at a time when questions are mounting. was it one person? a lot of people? how involved? to what degree? who saw what? and when? we have mike tobin tracking the investigation from boston, and our own katherine harris what they're saying in washington about the investigation. we begin with mike. mike? >> there are tremendous number of images floating around, particularly on the internet. the fer investigators say the images that matter we haven't seen them yet and there's a discussion among federal investigators of about whether or when they will row lease those images. quite possibly that could be some of the content of the press confer

the boston terrorist attack continues next with neil cavuto. ♪ an update on the sperm tax.laughter] >> the clock is ticking. taxes are due but most americans now pay someone else to do that because the rules are so complex. >> i have an accountant. >> you don't want to do it yourself. >> i have no idea and i promise this is true. >> he does my taxes. i don't want to pay him but i have to because i understand the rules. i bet you don't either. tonight we will test to. >> one state offers a $50 tax credit for losing both arms. >> that shows how crazy the irs took your money to make the film that without them the earth would be in chaos. >> money laundering, bribery >> some people want higher taxes, but we are already taxed to death. that is our show. tonight. john: justice oliver wendell holmes once said taxes are what we pay for a civilized society. liberals like to cite that but he said that in 1927 when taxes were just 10 percent of gdp. that is enough to pay for a civilized society but government has grown so far far, so fast it is now spending 40 percent of gdp. is too b

all the developments tonight and now with your world and neil cavuto. >> neil: thank you. in less than 48 hours after this, that's all their, signs today, that officials may be closing in on a suspect in the boston marathon bombings. reports today that a surveillance tape taken from a lord & taylor store appears to capture a suspect, dropping a black bag near the bomb site. the f.b.i. is denying later reports that an arrest had been made of that suspect. nevertheless, we're all over these fast changing and fast moving events. rick lech at all is at the scene of the bombing and mike tobin at the federal courthouse where they had a bomb scare themselves. we begin with our intrepid rick. what's the latest? >> as you mentioned, the f.b.i. now trying to caution the news media to be patient and not rush to report from sources as we heard earlier today, the local media, local paper, local television station and the associated press were reporting a suspect was in custody and was on his way to a federal courthouse here in south boston to face charges related to the marathon bombin

we have to keep digging the same old spending hole, i am neil cavuto, maybe it was whether about likal his police commissioner were talking about need for thousands of morecambmorecameras to spy on

we have to keep digging the same old spending hole, i am neil cavuto, maybe it was whether about likal bloomberg and his police commissioner were talking about need for thousands of morecambmorecameras to spy on p- so many reasons so spend so little time but nothing justifies spending more than cranking of fear more, the fear of more boston, more chemicals and more long airport waits. now is not the time to quibble over costs. we never really have. they never have, now it looks more like they never will. because big spending politician say that world has changed they need more change, our change, our money doesn't anyone see what is going on here? i'm not the sharpest tool in the shed, they are not looking after, that they are screwing us, inc under the phony guys guf keeping us safe and happy. only to keep them fat and happy. melissa, there you go. they got all ammo they need. >> faa is one that kills me, if yo look at their own web site, they are doing 26% less work than they were in 2002. that is how many fewer flights there are in the sky. every year since then, they have added mor

here's neil cavuto in new york. >> neil: thank you, bill. you are looking at the city of boston. locked down. its famed transit system shut down. major universities closed. not a whole lot of businesses open. courthouse in cambridge and bridgeton and newton shut. airport service suspended. tonight's boston red sox game postponed. massachusetts governor patrick urging people to, i quote, shelter in place. they need little reminding. very few dare go anyplace. a killer at large in one of the biggest manhunts in history still on, the killer is still out there. which explains why bostonians are hunkered down there talk about anxious fridays. last week boston was preparing for a marathon. now all but running for cover. doors locked. windows shut. but in this home of the american revolution, resolve not to let this madness get the best of them so they're following the officials' calls to stay home and make the best of it. what is it like when one of america's largest cities all but stops. peter jennings was jolted awake this morning in watertown and joins us now. peter, that had to be

neil cavuto is coming up right now. >> neil: well, now we know, it could have been worse.ly did it had another stop on their hit parade, times square. didn't happen. but could you imagine if it did? and given the relatively subdued market reaction to everything that did go down, could you imagine if a new york attack had gone down? >> what to make off all of that in the city on tender hooks? we go to times square and rick leventhal. >> senior law enforcement officials are not convince thread was a plot. there were no specific plans to

welcome, i am neil cavuto. the president is in a very tough place right now, he has already warned syria that if he ever got proof he used chemical weapons on the people, there would be heck to pay. even if we can pay can't pay for that. for ron paul who says consequences even if we did have the money to pay for them. you would say don't even get involved at all, but the syrians do whatever they want. >> yes, it's pretty much that way because it's not our business. it smells a little bit like the going into iraq, and he to the line in the sand but for him to worry about going over that line, i don't know where the evidence is. they don't have evidence. he shouldn't be in a dilemma, you should just stay out of it. >> in other words, more than president bush on weapons of mass destruction in iraq. but we did have proof that using these weapons routinely against his own people is what he did. >> well, look at how many hundreds of millions people were killed in the 20th century by bad regimes. i would say that the

. >> let the earnings parade begin, do not expect much of one, welcome i am neil cavuto, and as is tradition, alcoa kicking things off in this every three month ritual we call earnings season, alcoa first of hundreds of companies reporting, how they fair, and not bad over last 3 months, beating on profit but mising on revenue, go deeper looking longer, you have to worry more. because the europe on some so much of alcoa and many other u.s.nitional depend is not looking to dependable. taxes continue to go up in portugal, moving up just as smartly here, a problem for companies and markets here and there hard to say this, much is not, most analysts bet this will be a tough earnings respect card -- report card, most expect as a group to report first year-over-year quarterly drop in about a year, a 6% decline is likely, 10% not out of the question. let's ask katherine, and gary smith, and fill flynn, gary? >> i agree with our synopsis, that i think that earning seasoning be tough, what set the tone is jobs report that we got this past friday. it shows what people we have working, are not going to

up now, but get ready president obama takes us back to 2007, welcome i am charles payne in for neil cavuto, don't uncork the champagne just yet, stocks may be up but white house could be leading to us a meltdown, administration pushing to give mortgages to folks with weak credit. those are same type of lynning thaing-- lendingthat many say tr financial collapse. stephen moore said do not think another meltdown will not happen again, because if the white house gets it way, it almost certainly will. stephen moore, i was shocked when i heard that news. now he says make those loans again. >> i think everyone looked at this new program, the white house is talking about and their jaws dropped. these are the same policies that everyone knows that created housing bubble. and real estate crisis. and it was because of very loose lending standards, what is really shocking to me after the last 2 or 3 years, charles, where these banks have been accused and in some cases convicted of predatory lending for loosening their underwriting standards, now the white house is encouraging them to do it. charles:

welcome, i am liz mcdonald in for neil cavuto, labor didn't plays jobs blame game saying that spring break and easter -- get this -- they issue to blame for a lackluster jobless claim. i am thinking, what is next? what are you blames next, dearth vader, he is here. but first, two business titans on the administration -- we have cato ceo, former bbnt ceo john ellison, and former office depot ceo steve. what is going on with that spring break is hanging unthe market. >> i could that the job report of the disappointing and disappointing in light of where we should be, they keep coming up with reasons that don't make a lot of sense, the good news is we're creating jobs, but we have millions less jobs than we had when the recession started, which is mostly caused by government policy in my view, the regulatory attack on business has not abated. liz: steve, you know, it is the republican stalling the president agenda. the republicans filibuster. but what do you make of this, now obama administration's agenda seems stalled because of its own clumsiness, and as own wrong footedness, is that

we have to keep digging the same old spending hole, i am neil cavuto, maybe it was whether about likalis police commissioner were talking about need for thousands of morecambmorecameras to spy on

welcome i am neil cavuto, remember that line in the sand, yoyou know the one separated $250,00$250,000 crowd and every, the president just wiped it out. now virtually the rest of the country is paying through the nose as well. it was just a matter of time, and payroll tax of a teaser. but up to now, the presidential ways stuck to the notion real rate hikes were focused on just individuals making more than 200 grand and couples over 250,000, now try more than 40,000 bucks, since that is what the average smoker makes and the tax on his tax of cigarettes just doubled from a dollar 1 to a buck 95 for tax. and higher prices at gas pump, and utility bills, that 7's utility bills and everyone's gas pump. and the itemized deduced deducts sneakier, no matter what tax bracket you are in you cannot benefit from itemized deduction, last time i checked there were 3 brackets higher. so, all of those families vast majority make below 200,000 will not be able to fully deduct charitable contributions or mort gam interesmortgage interest, an state taxes paid, see how that goes over in high state tax sta

welcome i am charlie gasparino in -- charles payne in for neil cavuto, business and union leader work with congress to come up with a framework, some republicans are worried that a rushed bill will not work, they are concerned this will turn into a health care debacle. i am sure you remember that washington watchers, and michelle fields and jenna loud en. you know, it seems like everyone on the same page, so-called gang of 8, everyone is making nice, marco rubio expressed something that a lot of us are worried about. push out a bill to appease the public. and finding out unlikely bid. >> you know, i think that democrats and republicans are looking to fast track the bill, marcoube rubio is putting out a stop of. that will provide time for grassroots conservatives to mobilize, and pro amnesty folks to mobilize and call their congressman and demand they vote one way or the other and have protests. they are worried if a congressman has their constituents down their throat calling them, they will vote no. but right now with legislative momentum, someone on the fence is more likely to join

>> welcome, i'm neil cavuto. today conflicting account office what the fbi knew and when it knew it, about the two suspected boston bombers, particularly suspect number one, tamerlan tsarnaev, who was killed in the shootout with police. reports that tamerlan purchased two lock and load mortar kits from a fireworks store in new hampshire in february. his wife, speaking through her attorney, claims the attacks were a shock to her. said she is doing all she can to assist federal authorities. u.s. officials telling fox they believe the two brothers eighted alone, motivate by radical islam and learning bomb teak instincts from a jihaddist magazine call inspire. officials say -- there was no direct link made. now to catherine in washington. >> secretary napolitano's public statements apparently contradict a high-level briefing given by an assistant fbi director to another member of the senate judiciary committee who laid out the intone sis this morning. >> the fbi told me they had no knowledge of them leaving or coming