suze orman is back to answer all that. you can ask your questions at "piers morgan live" and following along with the conversation with tonight's special hash tag, suze on pml. the dow hit an all time record today, smashing its own record which it set almost every other day for the last three weeks. we should all be absolutely delirious, suze. i can see people in the audience thinking wow, the dow, brilliant! does it bypass me? that's what we're all thinking. who's making the money here? is it more of them and us? >> i think at this point it is more of them than us, if you define us as main street, the people possibly in this room. when you think about the people that really are not employed right now, that are barely getting by, it's not affecting them and why isn't it affecting them? because they cashed out their 401(k)s and their retirement accounts just to get by. they aren't participating in this increase in real estate prices and the stock market. so they don't care. many people, however, that are employed, that are

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>>> welcome back to "the suze orman show." all right. this makes it a wrap on "the suze orman show." can you believe it? we're starting our 12th year. that is a long time, people. that's a long time. but before we go, there is still one more thing that i want you to know. you know, i had one-on-one guests tonight, david and sheba. now, i love thad they came on, and they came on with this question and it was such a vital question. they wanted to have a baby. 29 years of age, each of them. but they wanted to know could they afford it, did they have enough money. how many times have i had guests on "the suze orman show" and i say to them, do you really think you should have a baby? i don't think you have the money. and they'd go, we will just make it work. we want to have three kids, we want to have four kids, we'll figure it out somehow. i don't think so. you don't take a gamble like that. you know if you have the money or not. if you don't, so what if you're young and you wait a year or two, you're not going to hurt anything and maybe you

>>> welcome back to "the suze orman show." all right. this makes a wrap on "the suze orman show". we're on our 12th year. before we go, there is still one more thing that i want you to know. you know, i had 1-on-one guests to night where david and sheba. now i loved that they came on and they came on with this question and it was such a vital question. they wanted to have a baby, 29 years of age, each of them. but they wanted to know could they afford it? did they have enough money? how many times have i had guests on "the suze orman show" and i say to them, do you really think you should have a baby, i don't think you have the money and they go we will make it work. we want to have three or four kids. we'll figure it out somehow. i don't think so. you don't take a gamble like that. you know if you have the money or not. if you don't, so what if you are young and you wait a year or two, you are not going to hurt anything and maybe you can help everything. it's not just about having a baby. if we could always ask that question, i want to buy a home. can i really afford it? i want t

>> jon: in many ways they have a sim beotic relationship with the corporations they cover. >> suze ormang products. she has her own preapproved debit card and books and tapes. >> jon: a personal thing like that cnbc is the one that strikes me. here is this station os stensibly financial journalists and if they mention a stock it goes up. >> whether they mention it in a positive or negative way. it's like children if you give them negative attention it still works. >> jon: it does? so long praise, children. [ laughter ] right, exactly. and but you write about an interesting effect that happens weeks later. >> it goes back down. jim kramer somebody did a study of his ticks. best thing you could do if you wanted to make money would be to immediately short or bet against anything he mentioned as a buy. because hear what he is saying and the price goes up and a couple weeks later it comes back down. >> jon: i'm not familiar with his work but some of the other people. i think what is so difficult here is that there is this idea now that work is not enough. >> right. well, it isn't for many peo

we've almost made it to the end of "the suze orman show," but before we go, there's still one more thing that i want you to know. i have to tell you tonight's show has seriously upset me, and i don't know if i'm more upset about juniper, who is a mother, a doctor, she's 40 years of age, racked up hundreds of thousands of dollars, 200 and some odd thousand dollars of student loan debt, credit card debt, and so forth, and doesn't have the money to pay for it and didn't pay attention. she wasn't being responsible with it and now she's in big financial trouble. or, am i more upset about sasha whose mother took out a $100,000 student loan in sasha's name, has not been paying it, so it's going to grow. who knows what else sasha's mother has done, but sasha feels like it's all right. she's my mother. we have a strong bond. really? really, sasha? so i don't know. all of these things have upset me, and the reason that they've upset me is none of these things had to happen. i want you to know that every single financial disaster in your life very possibly could be contained, could be controlled, c

so to come on "the suze orman show," we had her fill out all of this paperwork. and when she saw it in writing, how much she really spent on lotions, on this, on that, she was in shock. and it almost shocked her into taking action. it is important that every one of you watching, you just don't think you know about your money, you have to know you know about your money. you have to know how much money you have coming in. you have to know how much money you spend month in and month out. so to do so, i would like all of you -- you don't have to come on "the suze orman show," although it would be nice, but what i would like you to do is go to my web site, suzeorman.com, and right there it's for free. if you look at where it says suze tools, i have an expense tracker. can you just fill it out? can you play a game with yourself and write down how much you really think you spend month in and month out to live? and then do the expense tracker. and i have to tell you, you are going to be shocked that you are probably $500 to $1500 a month short or more of what you really

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two large brush fires prompted evacuation orders for people in 300 homes near orman beach in central florida on the atlantic coast. the fires cover a thousand acres and are being fought by a hundred firefighters. >>> overseas secretary of state john kerry ran into political turbulence today in egypt both on the direction that country is taking under its new government and the long and bloody civil war in syria where there is no end in sight. we'll go to cairo tonight for that story. hello. >> reporter: good evening, lester. it is going to be a very busy 24 hours for secretary of state john kerry but on the heels of announcing a major shift in u.s. policy on syria, some in egypt are criticizing the u.s. for not changing its policy when it comes to egypt. they say the u.s. is backing president morsi and his islamist government at the expense of democracy and human rights. a message for america's top diplomats. >> john kerry, you have to know that the egyptian people are angry. >> reporter: instead of pushing for democratic reform, these protesters say washington is supporting egypt's i

. >> suze orman said i agree. this is a shameful day.go away if people let it. >> right. >> the more people who get animated and exercised and bloody angry the more chance there is that people like harry reid will not be able to park this away. there will be more outrages this year. >> right. so, we are getting bounced back on the e-mail i gave. go to senator majority leader ory -- harry reid's website. there is a form. or tweet him on twitter. >> tweet him tonight. >> @senator reid. >> ask what he's doing. if you don't agree this is a guy you need e to talk to. he's the one calling the shots. >> knowing full well that a vast majority of americans want the assault weapons ban. he know this is. >> and background checks. >> what kind of balls does it take to stand in front of a microphone knowing 55, 65% and higher percentages on other parts of the bill want this. vast majority of americans want this. you stand up there and say, well, you know -- >> here's the problem. here's what sarah palin said this weekend about background checks which

and you can catch alex tonight at 8:00 p.m., for a little "now at night" she'll be joined by suze ormaners. i'll be joining her, too. andrea mitchell reports is next. >>> after a frigid start, especially the southern half the country, the march sun is going to work. typical average temperatures should be in the 70s and 80s, but at least we're getting into the 50s and 60s today. northern half of the country, still a slow recovery, and doing a lot of snow melting. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. i'm telling you right now, the girl back at home would absolutely not have taken a zip line in the jungle. (screams) i'm really glad that girl stayed at home. vo: expedia helps 30 million travelers a month find what they're looking for. one traveler at a time. expedia. find yours. (announcer) at scottrade, our cexactly how they want.t with scottrade's online banking, i get one view of my bank and brokerage accounts with one login... to easily move my money when i need to. plus, when i call my local scottrade office, i can talk to someone who knows how i trade. because i don't trade like everybody

absolutely shocking and suze orman said i agree. this is a terrible day.he more and more people who get animated and bloody angry about this, the more chances, people like harry reid will not be able to park this away because there will be more outrageous this year. >> right, and so, again, let me say, it by the way, getting bounceback on the e-mail that i gave. go to senate majority leader harry reid's website, an e-mail form. >> go to the official form. >> or if you want to tweet him, he's on twitter. >> tweet him tonight. >> @senatorreid. >> ask him what he's doing. >> right now. >> in your name, because if you don't agree with this, this is the guy that you need to talk to. he's the one calling truly the shots. >> knowing full well that a vast majority of americans want the assault weapons ban. >> right. >> he knows this. >> and background check. >> what kind of balls does that take to stand in front of a microwave knowing that 55%, 65% and higher percentages on the other parts of the bill want this. vast what mah majority of americans want this and yo

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's it'sy orman beach. and the search is officially over. home will be demolished as they try to stabilize the sinkhole. ba back to "caught on camera." >>> brian bates is no law man. he isn't a police officer. he can't arrest people. and he doesn't carry a gun. but over the years he's captured hundreds of prostitutes and their johns on camera. he's made a name for himself locally with his eye-popping video. but them what he catches on tape here vaults him into the national spotlight. >> tell me what you were shooting and how it unraveled. >> well, at that time i was actually just driving through the neighborhood and saw -- >> the date is monday, july 8th, 2002. and brian bates is out videotaping, as usual. he sees a truck pick up a woman he knows to be a prostitute. so he starts rolling. >> no big deal. like every other case, i'll follow it and see where they go. well, the first thing that caught me odd was they went to a church parking lot. i get out of my car. first thing i do is i record the car's tag number, and i call 911 because they'v

nancy snyderman, and suze orman, host of "the suze orman show" on cnbc. i have not had the pros together since the tsa rules have changed. before i get to some of the opposition to it, what do you think about it? >> i was on the united flight two days ago. two flight attendants came up to me and personally asked me if i could take this on. they said it's not about bringing down a plane, they're worried about their safety. i have to back them. >> i think it's nuts, number one. i think they -- listen, why don't they do something that makes sense? let us wear our shoes, let us keep our belts and jackets on and let them keep their knives off the plane. >> the real issue that tsa says is that they're looking for things that can, quote, take down a plane. and they don't think these knives can. not that i agree with them, but that's at least their argument. >> john pistole was on the show this morning and savannah asked the question and i asked it, as well, after billions of dollars being invested in security and safety post 9/11 at our airports, don't the ameri