flock will be joining us, the latest from ken feinberg giving out money to crash victims, he gave neil cavuto interview today. wait until you hear what he says about it. now we're looking at the s&p which had been positive flipped to negative. we are now down 41 points. year to date, this chart does look good. wondering if there is some relation to the fact gm had been higher and turned negative. about two points, less than that, will be a new closing high, 23rd new record for 2014. have not been able to get there ithe last couple of sessions. the nasdaq another 14 year high has to and hired to close that 14 year high. they still are run up in june up nearly 4% the other way. it has done very well marked the best month since last september.

i am neil cavuto. for get about pay for play. how about pay for protest? unions payingage staters to disrupt the annual share holder meeting. more than half the new york city council members telling walmart to stop giving the so-called dangerous dollars to city charities to try and in favor, they say, in the city. did they run that by the folks benefiting by the charities in this city? our guests. sometimes you can cut off your nose despite your face? >> yeah, if there is any real ramifications. we saw it play out in d.c. new york city is probably the worst case of income inequality in the country, you are either rich or poor, and almost 2 million people in poverty and wages have gone down, and you are saying walmart, we don't want you to come here and create jobs, that's rich. i don't know how politicians get away with it? >> you don't want walmart stores to come into the area, and that seems stupid, it's one of the most overpriced city, and now you are denying their charity, and shut up and let those folks decide. >> welcome to the left wink sinkhole tha

liz: that is ken feinberg charge with figuring out the gm compensation speaking with neil cavuto. the full interview tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. any other interview you saw before then is not as good as what neil got on him. maybe this is unfair to some people, it is recovering but we are an investor audience through look at what it is doing. as you can see, it is coming back down just about half a percent at the moment. let's continue with speaking about automobiles in a much different light. luxury. new line what segments are doing well, luxury is doing incredibly well looking for a new classifier. it seems mercedes-benz has struck gold. member this commercial? trying to convey a millennial type guy that into the mercedes world and what kind of a life he would have if he drove a mercedes. it is expanding from luxury buyers to mainstream buyers. bastard unveiled a model with a starting price of just points $9900. the campaign took off like lightning, the sales have been incredibly well now it is and what business would do. let's expand the lineup but also going to different entr

melissa: neil cavuto will have that interview with ken feinberg coming up later on the network.in iraq take a critical turn as militants declare the creation of a formal is atomic state. the head of the game on this one, the possibility on friday's show. >> they have done all the small building blocks a needed to organize the terror states, and they are using tha not to attace government. the real question is is the iraq he terror going to respond to this? so far the answer is no. melissa: from the institute for the study for war. now that they have done it, what does it mean, can erase the borders and just proclaim it or what happens from here, do you think? >> thank you for having me. in the short term they have done an excellent job from a strategic position to attack the forces a defeated the security forces in a number of battles out in western iraq. so the challenge now is they have declare the islamic state, now they are transitioning to a new space where they have to execute in governance. some of these organizations have done so successfully. hezbollah is well-respected

neil: i just hope whatever you do, hash tag it as neil cavuto. [laughter] >> shameless. il: so cannot really be part of what really seems to be this great movie, we are two years away as we put it online. this on the same day that we are learning that the first commercial zone is taking on, bp. so what do you think? >> i think that this is great. i think that this is a sign of a new industrial revolution and it shows that we are making huge gains. and also as i get in my car to go drive or i am going to set this dinner date of online ad open table. what we are doing is maximizing these things. >> i do a ton of shopping online, things like groceries and that kind of thing. it's so convenient. >> it's so much easier. >> we also have to look at how the revenue will work and that is how it will change as more people shop online. and how will advertisers will change for these companies. so how will that change the game of consumption. >> the cost is huge. when you think about stopping a warehouse, the fact that this could have huge consequences is very interesting. >> i like t

time for "your world with neil cavuto." >>> it is getting worse.ands of veterans left without doctors. missouri veterans waiting 90 days, 90 days for treatment. in else pass jobs texas, veterans wait times also now under scrutiny as some stretch into months. that's the bad news spread is anything being done to help our vets right now? welcome. i'm glad to have you. i'm neil cavuto. 43 days in and no done deal in washington to try to help the vets out. but we may be getting close. >> reporte b

i'm neil cavuto. the work center watch adviser.t is interesting to me that we do have a code in our law that allows those sympathetic to a cause to go ahead, rally for cause, not even be part of that caused, in this case workers of walmart and protests over alleged unfair paying practices. how many of those protesters outside this warm meeting the thank don't even work there? >> many of them. these protests are being organized by a nonprofit union from group called our walmart which is a wholly owned subsidiary. many of the people are actually workers who work for walmart employers who are unionized, but there to create this misconception. the protests a much smaller than the war. losing steam, not going anywhere . no movement behind the reference. neil: go away, the costs for wages go away. >> they want to unionize america's largest retailer, because a worker conditions are paid, but unions are declining. they're lost much of there. they want to unionize walmart in order to give more dues paying workers into the system so that the

time for "your world with neil cavuto." >>> it is getting worse. new mexico thousands of veterans left without doctors. missouri veterans waiting 90 days, 90 days for treatment. in else pass jobs texas, veterans wait times also now under scrutiny as some stretch into months. that's the bad news spread is anything being done to help our vets right now? welcome. i'm glad to have you. i'm neil cavuto. 43 days in and no done deal in washington to try to help the vets out. but we may be getting close. >> reporter: break through here in the senate. first at this hour the acting va secretary is in phoenix at the very location where this veterans affairs scandal first broke. sloan gibson has been meeting with staff at the medical center. gibson says va officials have reached out to veterans affected by the scandal and he said just moments ago they need to work to get back the trust of our veterans. meanwhile a bipartisan deal has been struck in the senate on va legislation. it would build 26 major veterans medical facilities in 18 states. it would give mor

welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto.y, when it screws up, it's generally on the company's dime. when the government skews up, it's on our dime. to former ceo bill johnson who

welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. feels like deja vu all over again. aaa now says that gas prices are up 12 days in a row, and departmenting on where you live they're up big to new york city on just how big. sheryl? >> good afternoon, and, yes, 12 straight days, consecutive days of gas prices going up across at the country, some cities seeing more pain than others. analysts saying we're likely going to see gas prices going up and up over the next several weeks. let me give you examples. look at the nation's capitol. washington, dc, right now, 3.89. a week ago it was just 3.85. in las vegas, nevada, to the west, 3.79. it was 3.76. a game of three cents. now, texas, dallas. it was 3.58 last week -- last week it was 3.48, now 3.58. a ten-cent game. and right here, new york city, over four bucks a gallon. we're used to these high prices but that is a gain of six cents within a week. analysts say we're likely to see price goes higher. if you remember when militants took over mosul. we had seen prices declining but it's about the situation happening in iraq

i'm in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." contained in this 123-page report just released by oklahoma republican senator tom coburn and the title says it all. "friendly fire, death, delay, and dismay at the va." it does not paint a pretty picture of what our veterans are going through. historic wait times at va hospitals. billio

welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. feels like deja vu all over again.ays that gas prices are up 12 days in a row, and departmenting on where you live they're up big to new york city on just how big. sheryl? >> good afternoon, and, yes, 12 straight days, consecutive days of gas prices going up across at the country, some cities seeing more pain than others. analysts saying we're likely going to see gas prices going up and up over the next several

welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto.hat is the company, when it screws up, it's generally on the company's dime. when the government skews up, it's on our dime. to former ceo bill johnson who wonders if the president gets that. what did you make of that, to just draw thatm efficient and continue to be inefficient you're out of a job. the comparison is feckless and designed primarily to sort of move to the debate someplace it doesn't belong. >> this is not the first time this white house used it. it has compared the rollout of the healthcare law to rolling out the apple had with a new product. apple fixes its rollout to whatever problems it has, few and far between, when they have such rollouts. i guess what sticks in my craw is this comparison between the way private enterprise works and the way the government does. >> well, sort of unseemly, but typical of this administration to use excuses and push the debate where it doesn't belong in my view, business typically are very efficient, they're focused on shareholder retu

the reality is neil cavuto was right.hink there are bigger issues, legislation, processes, owl of that, that republicans in the house could have put to good use over the last few years to legislatively and on policy box this administration into an appropriate political corner leading into an election this fall. this right now, i think, is a lot of extra effort that's going nowhere with. so there is no guarantee that a court is going to give john boehner and the congress standing to bring the suit. >> right. that's the key point. >> you think lawyers would tell you that before you file a suit. >> what happens if the courts do eventually say that? there is a lot of smart consensus here. >> obama won't be president of the united states. >> right. but the republican base which has been talking about impeachment and is being thrown a bone by the leadership in congress will find out, oh, it's another meaningless thing the republican leadership tried to do. if this goes nowhere, three months from now the appetite for impeach wit

i am neil cavuto. for get about pay for play. how about pay for protest?s payingage staters to disrupt the annual share holder meeting. more than half the new york city council members telling walmart to stop giving the so-called dangerous dollars to city charities to try and in favor, they say, in the city. did they run

welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. you know, even in grainy black and white, the images of terrorism remain starkly clear, because through the test of time, i want you to look at how these guys wasted little time. look close. look very close. tell me what you notice here. these soldiers storming off boats under a hail of gunfire at normandy. is it me or are they moving pretty fast? do you see anyone standing back? do you see any soldier taking his time? do you see any one of them waiting for a slip from his superior to say it's okay to go out? no, they look like they're in a hurry. that's the way it was back then. that's the way they were back then. they didn't waste a nanosecond for us. so why are we taking our sweet time looking after them? >> on d-day cloudy weather put emphasis on low-flying attacks. swooping below the clouds to attack. planes were shot down by the hundred in preinvasion air battles like these. and the salvos of warships. smoke screens concealed the boats of hostile gunners as the landing craft app

i'm in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." contained in this 123-page report just released by oklahoma republican senator tom coburn and the title says it all. "friendly fire, death, delay, and dismay at the va." it does not paint a pretty picture of what our veterans are going through. historic wait times at va hospitals. billions of wasted dollars. widespread criminal activity. excessive salaries and bonuses for va workers. whistleblowers facing fear of retaliation and the list goes on and on. the report also takes a swipe at congress for not doing enough to stop it. senator coburn authored that report. he joins me now in this first on fox. senator, welcome to the program, sir. >> well, thank you, stewart. >> beyond -- this obviously goes beyond long wait times. let's go through the list of what you found in this report. widespread criminal activity. what's that, sir? >> well, it's anything from harassing patients to overutilization of police, of stealing veterans' things, to rape, to accosting patients, to ignoring patients

welcome, everybody, on that happy thought, i'm neil cavuto, and even president obama concedes that the new regulations on power plants are going the cost us more. what bugs t s ths th s ths th s he does not believe that the president cares. >> we must have small low power electric power, and it has nothing to do with the environment, but power, and getting the power over the grid. when he said that sky electric rates would skyrocket, he meant it. he is carrying it out. how would you want to get c control america the most, do it through the american power plants, and ration the cost, and i'm afraid to death for the people of america, and the people in this country should be. >> there is that white house party christmas invite. and feel ing ting the heat yet? charles stein and adam luchinsky and charles payne and what do you believe that the ceo is going to make here? >> well, think of the premise to sacrifice all of this stuff, and tax americans and energy bills are necessarily higher, because we need to have the planet might get one degree warmer in the next 100 year, and in the meanti

welcome to neil cavuto, and with more than 300 troops headed now to iraq, and washington still has the head in the sand when it comes to cleaning up the v.a. back here. still no fix or decision or plan. still the lawmakers with no clue. ben stein will be back next week. what do you think of the developments this week? >> well, the administration has stakes too high with the pledge of no boots on the ground and the stakes are too high with the v.a. thing to be morphing into something that is ultimate ly te save your is the private sector. let it linger on and forget about the, you know, to get ing the regular doctors and hospitals involved. if you can somehow get the public to believe that there is no solution for the government-run system, this is going to blow everything out of the water. >> i wonder what the soldiers converging on baghdad think about how the veterans are treated back here as they do. you know, dee? >> well, they absolutely have to worry about it, and the entire nation should worry about it, but i am worrying about rushing through a fix for the v.a. and here is why. t

welcome to neil cavuto, and with more than 300 troops headed now to iraq, and washington still has thehe sand when it comes to cleaning up the v.a. back here. still no fix or decision or plan. still the lawmakers with no clue. ben stein will be back next week. what do you think of the developments this week? >> well, the administration has stak

welcome, everybody, on that happy thought, i'm neil cavuto, and even president obama concedes that theon power plants are going the cost us more. what bugs t s ths th s ths th s he does not believe that the president cares. >> we must have small low power electric power, and it has nothing to do with the environment, but power, and getting the power over the grid. when

i am neil cavuto. that is just one idea to get going on this to start moving fast to get the relief and the help that these guys need fast. to republican congressman murphy calling for major reforms the the clinical psychologist to treats soldiers before posttraumatic stress he has 700 local veterans in his hospital. your advice in particular because of your background carries weight. widely make this this complicated? why can congress come up with the plan alleys to provide vouchers that if you're not getting them at the v.a. hospital -- v.a. hospital then go down the street to get the help that you need. >> that is a great idea for those who need urgent care it should be that they don't have to wait at all. we have the veterans administration that doesn't even understand its own problems. keep in mind all these issues are driven by whistleblowers. when the chairman of veterans affairs committee subpoenaed people to come forth you know, you have a culture that does not know enough to know when enough

very seriously, i know the congresswoman, and she is one who has faced a tougher audience than neil cavuto, she's strong enough, she can take it. i'm sick and tired of the victim card being played on behalf of blacks and women. and somehow the barack obama presidency cannot withstand critique or criticism, you know, the people that use this victimization as a weapon, they actually undermined the very people that they think that they are undermined the very people that they think that they are helping. neil: all good points, especially the ones complementary to make, the congresswoman does not feel that way. she does not like being picked on. she's been on many times about. but the fact of the matter is that a lot of people who spoke in her defense rucksack. whether she did, fans or supporters did, i think that we have to focus on these issues and we don't have time to do silly stuff. there could be a perfectly good reason. but i think rome is kind of burning. >> so many people are outraged, so much going on and so much that they have to deal with. there are some distractions. the lawsuit i

i am neil cavuto. into this was a matter of time. you get one of the us suppose of the good that from a topd start talking. taliban insurgent talking to time magazine editor. >> it is better to kidnap one person then hundreds of useless people and goes on to say that not everyone will work hard to capture such as the important bird and then consider the north koreans cetane another american now they do nothing questionable but all of this song the heels of the deal proved that it is of bad deal? to president bush number 41 but this is just the kind of thing that maybe you blink and accounts? >> in day feel empowered to share information together not working together in don't forget whether iran or the taliban right now they share information how the united states is reacting. north korea has better working together on different projects and coming together against the united states so right now our people all over the of world are in easy target for the enemies. neil: do you agree with that? they're always vulnerable to attacks. >> w

welcome, i am neil cavuto. and it's hard to pinpoint the exact causes.fact that wall street lost a champion in a stunning upset does give some pots and does get the

welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto.chemical weapons and did nothing, it has been down hill since. i think the whole implosion in iraq, this whole explosion in oil prices goes back to the moment that evil called the president's bluff. i really do. ever since the president failed to act on what he said, nuts the world over were very happy to do whatever the hell they want. it would have been better had he said nothing at

i am neil cavuto. add medical device maker to the list of american firms thumbing their nose and a uncle sam and senator says he is shocked that this is happening but as you keep piling on this is the reason it is happening but this is just the latest from liberty global more american companies are out of here. a corporate tax rate at 35% individual rate at 40% companies get frugally and crafty. consider medtronic will kill about $45 billion for its rival not because it likes it but they're really likes where it is basted ireland. were the corporate tax rate to 0.5%. you can do the math and understand the deal by medtronic would might want to call ireland its corporate home and pfizer was willing to pay one to $20 billion a u.k.-based astrazeneca. so just like walgreen's under enormous pressure to reincorporate in switzerland with its british drug chain is complete next year. politicians cry foul but it is perfectly legal and understandable. patriotism is one thing but the way out of businesses and oth

at least pete or my side, far for all of neil cavuto's doubters, he just had his hair cut, toupees dot grow, idiots, you too you to shea. shea. >> i have never mentioned calvin coolidge on this show or any shore, global warming yes, because they quickly changed that to climate change. but calvin coolidge, i want you to leave righ now. i am waiting, all right, i say good-bye, good night. >> robots that is stand in for humans are under development. >> they are fast and intelligent. john: what will that mean? eternal life? >> also, will robots takeover the workplace. >> a robot is easier to employees than a human being, they are never late for work, and never ask for a raise. john: it would be good to replace drivers. >> a car that drivers itself. john: and designer babies. >> giving parents a opportunity to build a baby, choosing eye color, and skin tone and more. john: come on, we have to be willing to say, not everything that i can do should. >> i should we, can we? a new word is