p.m. eastern with sarah erdreich. visit booktv.org for more on this weekend's television schedule. >> original peoples, navy seals, the alamo, our environment and journalism, panels and discussions from this year's tucson festival of books live this weekend on booktv starting today at noon eastern with author timothy egan on the photography of edward curtis. at 4:30, katherine bower on what animals can teach us about health and healing. and tomorrow starting at 1 p.m. eastern, rajiv chandrasekaran on afghanistan. panels and authors from the tucson festival of books, part of booktv live this weekend on c-span2. >> up next, historian and author larry schweikart. the university of dayton history professor talks about america's wars, the founding fathers and key events in u.s. history. "the new york times"' best-selling author has written, co-written or edited more than 20 books including "a patriot's history of the united states," "seven events that made america america," and "a patriot's history of the mold earn world."

p.m. eastern. president obama is in jordan tonight. the latest stop on a middle east tour dominated by threats involving iran and syria.

p.m. eastern. while we wait for the attorneys to arrive, we will go back to this morning's washington byrnal, where we were joined the legal affairs editor for mortars. she talked about the two cases and the constitutionality of same-sex marriage this morning. -- editor from reuters. host: what is the defense of marriage act? guest: signed in 1996. wasdefense of marriage act a reaction to some of the early state action notably in hawaii moving toward same-sex marriage. hawaii ended up fizzling and massachusetts became the first to legalize. members of congress and other people across the nation became concerned about states moving to allow same-sex couples to get married. members of congress pass a law that defines marriage as only between a man and woman. critical is the provision that says federal benefits can only go to married opposite sex couples, even if you are legally married in massachusetts or new york, as the couple before today's supreme court case was from, cannot get benefits. host: w

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p.m. eastern. while my next guest is in expecting policy change, he says we may get some new insight into how long fed chief ben bernanke can keep pumping money into the economy. the chief monetary economist, formally from the u.s. federal reserve. thank you for joining us, sir. >> my pleasure. lori: expecting any surprises from bernanke and company this afternoon? >> not in terms of policy and don't expect any change in rules, they will keep interest rates low, at the present levels i think for some period of time yet. maybe even more likely by the events in europe and cyprus. where i would be interested in is what, if anything, in terms of changes will be made in the exit strategy. they didn't visit that issue last time not until june of 2011 and since then i haven't devised a strategy but giving some hints through speeches and everything they may not engage in asset sales, and that would be a big deal. lori: we have had an improvement in job creation, improvement in retail sales and headwind as

p.m. eastern. this is the scene in front of the court where we expect reporters -- where we expect some of the attorneys to show up as they will address reporters on just what happened in the court today. remarks from those attorneys are expected in a moment as we think deliberations in the court will end shortly. while we wait for that, we will go back to this morning's "washington journal" and the discussion on the constitutionality of same-sex marriage. >> some people in california one before the supreme court on proposition 8. a group of voters put out a measure on the ballot, proposition 8, that amended the state constitution to say that marriage was limited to a man and woman. that passed narrowly, 52% in 2008. a year after that, two very well-known lawyers decided to challenge it and argued it was unconstitutional on vote -- under the federal constitution. they made the big argument there is a fundamental right to marry in the united states and that it is an equal right. you can't deny it to

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p.m. eastern , and that is when we will share the audio with you. e court will release it sometime between one and 2 p.m.. tune into c-span, if you want to hear it. also, you can listen on c- span.org or on your smart phone by downloading the free c-span radio at -- app. michelle in oregon. you support the idea of the court recognizing same-sex marriage. go ahead. caller: yes, i do. i believe if it is a question of religion, and that is what the people have a problem with it is, i believe they would have a problem with atheists getting married. when it comes down to, if you don't want gay marriage, then don't get a gay marriage. you don't have to, if you don't want to. let other people have a chance. host: how old are you? caller: i'm 22. host: connecticut, you oppose. go ahead. caller: hello. one of the reasons that they want marriage for gay couples is because of the social security benefits. if you are married, you don't ever have to work. you can have social security benefits based on your husband, that this ishink fair because if a brother and s

p.m. eastern for general speeches followed with debate and possible votes on two judicial nominations. >> host: well, last week on "the communicators" michael daniel was our guest. mr. daniel is the president's cybersecurity coordinator, and he was talking about the executive order that the president recently issued. well, this week we have two members of congress to discuss that executive order and get the reaction from capitol hill. joining us first is representative mac thornberry, a republican of texas, member to have intelligence committee and in the last congress task force chair on cybersecurity for the spook beer. mr. thornberry, when you look at the president's executive order, what's your initial reaction? >> guest: that it's okay. there are some things that clearly need to be done with an executive order, but some things can only be done with legislation. so part of my reaction is i wish the president had put as much effort into getting some legislation passed and then come out with the executive order rather than the other way around, because i guess one of my fears is it's go

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p.m. eastern time.course with your phone calls as well. back in the studio, we have michael clarman who is a professor at harvard law school here to talk about those two cases. let's begin with proposition 8 before the court. professor, constitutionally, hat is happening here? guest: well, the supreme court may decide or not to decide -- in california the people decided they were going to overturn the california supreme court's decision. the california supreme court under the state constitution, violated equal protection not to allow gay couples to get married and the people of california have the sovereign authority to overturn that, but there's still a question now whether the federal constitution permits them to do that. if the supreme court decides the case on the merits, they could fail to reach the merits, they could decide broadly or narrowly, but there's a possibility they could decide for the entire country that same-sex marriage is constitutionally protected. host: on all those options, run th

p.m. eastern time. >>> new england is digging out after a winter storm. harsh waves taking serious toll on one massachusetts home friday. that house is on plumb island, now hanging over the water there at a 45-degree angle. however, there are some promising signed, not for that house, that spring is around the corner. dylan dreyer is here with more. good morning. >> good morning. as one storm pulls away in the northeast, we're watching another storm pummel the minute west and it will bring some snow to some areas. it's also going to bring some severe weather. look at how warm it is down across texas right now into the mid-60s. it is going to warm up significantly later on today. that's going to help spark some very strong storms, especially across central texas. so, we'll watch out for the potential for hail and lightning and strong gusty winds as well. we'll see strong winds across western nebraska. because of that we do have blizzard warnings already posted and several winter storm warnings and advisories up and down areas like the rockies and up into m

p.m. eastern time. for meetings with news conferences, the committee's economic report projections will also be released at 2:00 p.m. eastern time, and the chairman's news conference will begin approximately at 2:30. so, no more guesswork or lagtime. is it 2:15? is it now or whatever. 2:00 p.m. eastern time is the magic time for the release of the fed statement, with a slight variation of the timing of the news conference beginning on news conference days. back to you and bill. >> finally! it's institutionalized. >> it should reduce the volatility a little bit. some of those days, we saw huge swings. thank you so much, hampton. >> all right. nine wins in nine sessions for the dow. it does look like it. last time we had nine consecutive up days, november of 1996, when you and i were in junior high school. >> indeed! >> bob pisani wraps up this historic action once again for us on the day. bob? >> and you said it right, bill. singles are good enough here. take a look at the dow jones industrials. we aren'

p.m. eastern. it will be longer than today's case. the case tomorrow is the second of the two cases on same-sex marriage on the defense of marriage act. the act defines marriage between a man and a woman and it defines benefits. it was signed by president clinton. tomorrow at 2:00 eastern here on c-span. let's go to the phones. he is in illinois. >> thank you very much. i want to say i'm glad that this case -- these cases are finally getting the justice, you know that they deserve so it can be viewed and be brought before the supreme court and it can be jude kated. i think it is truly a civil right. it is something -- we have to move forward. the people want this and i think the laws should be supportive of that. >> nashville is next. nashville, tennessee, hello. >> hi. thank you for taking my call. >> absolutely. >> i just wanted to say i've heard a lot of opposition on this and on the religious end. that other thing -- regardless of your religion or lack of allowed in america -- you are allowed t

p.m. eastern, james dean is a crossover pornography *.ng asked to be in a lot of movies on the regular side, not just pornography. the 3d effort here is one of the 3d covers that they put out. it is something they will believe will drive the future of this industry. back to you. i will see you in just an hour. dagen: i know what business that is he is selling. i will not give it away. that is terrific stuff. cannot wait for that. liz claman. connell: liz claman. much more throughout the day from california. the business covers with dennis kneale and cheryl casone. they are looking at the gambling business. they will be taking investment questions in this area. go to, send in questions via twitter. the app fox business account. you can do that right now, if you would like. dagen: samsung meantime debuting its newest smart phone, the samsung galaxy s4. connell: shibani joshi got a chance to take a look at it. we talked yesterday about whether or not this is an iphone killer. shibani: i think this can work. the geeks out there, thh phone gee

p.m. eastern with sandra day o'connor in her book out of order. stories from the history of the supreme court. as a booktv.org for more information on this weekend television schedule. >> you are watching booktv on c-span2. coming up next, fiona deans hallora recounts the life of thomas nast. a regular contributor to harvard weekly, he made the donkey and the elephant the symbols of the the political parties in our country. this is about 40 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> good evening. welcome to the historical society. i want to thank you for joining us tonight. what i know will be a very interesting program. "thomas nast." he is the father of political cartoons. i want to thank you for being here. this is the first time in a while that we have had the ability to start an evening program. i appreciate you coming in and bring with us. our mission is to preserve and tell the history and culture. we have a really nice cartoon collection here. we have one example that our speaker might have time to point to later. if we have any additional ques

p.m. eastern and 8:00 p.m. pacific. that is saturday, 11:00 p.m. eastern. 8:00 p.m. pacific. i love pacific. back to tv's andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> thanks. dan is it maxim100 voting time again? >> it is. you can vote for the hottest woman in the world. you can also write in andy levy. did that make any sense? >> i am all for it. >> i can't hear you with that. >> everybody at home has no idea what you are doing. >> john, are you working with allen west on the next generation project. do you have any dirt you can share? >> he cuts his own hair. >> that's cool. >> flobie? >> he has a cool look. did you ever see it? >> anything else? >> no. >> are you in charge of this segment. >> remi, anything? >> tomorrow -- excuse me, friday afternoon at about 4:20 i will be on cnn talking the law. >> excellent. >> board. bored. >> awesome, man. i thought i would play seth rogin. >> seth rogain? >> are you gone? did he go away? >> like our set. >> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> my message to the women of egypt is is take to the streets and don't be afraid. >> bill: this

p.m. eastern hour op "countdown to the closing bell".rial economies improving with japan and the united states leading the way. the oecd says recession hit eurozone showing signs of improvement. march madness starts next week promising big money for the ncaa. a recent study found that the tournament generated nearly $6 billion in advertising revenue over the last ten years. that is the latest from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. ♪ >> too big to fail takes center stage again as major banks face a second round of stress tests from the fed. now, peter barnes joins us now from washington, d.c. with more on this story. peter? >> well, hey, ashley, big banks in the spotlight all week on too big to fail. you got community bankers opening their annual convention in las vegas today, and they want congress to clamp down on their big banking brothers. the fed will announce a bank capital plan thursday for the 18 largest banks. a house committee will hold a hearing thursday on too big to fail itself, and a senate committee

p.m. eastern we'll bring you our weekly "after words" program. this week david burstein, author of "fast future" sits down with host s.e. cupp. and we conclude tonight's prime time programming at 11 eastern with sandra day o'connor. her book is "out of order." visit booktv.org for more on this weekend's television schedule. >> here's a look at some books that are being published this week. bioethicist ezekiel emanuel recounts his upprescriptioning and how his immigrant parents produced three successful children including his brother rahm emanuel and ari emanuel, a hollywood agent, in "brothers emanuel." in "those angry days: roose svelte, lindbergh and america's fight over world war ii, lynne olson recounts world war ii. jeff chu presents his thoughts on religion and gay rights in "does jesus really love me: a gay christian's pilgrimage in search of god in america." in "forecast: what physics, meetology and science can teach us," mark buchanan explains how the ebb and flow of markets and the economy can relate to numerous fields of science. look

p.m. eastern, sunday at 3:00 p.m., weekdays at 3:30 p.m. eastern. find me at facebook.com/alivelshi. tweet me. my handle is@alivelshi. have a great weekend. >>> hello, every. i'm fredericka whitfield. welcome to the "cnn newsroom." a look at our top stories right now. >>> in just two days, all eyes will be focused squarely on the vatican sistine chapel that's where the cardinals will be casting their first vote for a new pope. cnn's ben wedeman is in rome. >> reporter: frederica, today, we saw the cardinals fanning out around rome, going to their so-called titular churches, the churches they are affiliated with. many of those churches cramped not just with worshippers but also with the media, very eager to get any sort of nuggets about the upcoming conclave. we did for instance, hear timothy dolan, the cardinal from new york, saying he is hope something a quick conclave and that he can go home soon because, as he told one of our producers, he is running out of clean socks. now, really, the real action here begins tuesday morning when the cardinals will be moving into the special resi

p.m. eastern, we will have live coverage of that.ots of interest what happens next in new york city with those big drinks. >>> up next here in "the situation room," just years from now, routine hospital visits could be fatal. why super bugs resistant to antibiotics could pose what they now describe as a catastrophic threat to the nation. >>> and i am going to show you an alley oop in the nba some call the dunk of the year. look what mommy is having. mommy's having a french fry. yes she is, yes she is. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. 100% vegetable juice, with three of your daily vegetable servings in every little bottle. >>> you certainly don't have to be a basketball fan to appreciate this play. los angeles clippers player d'andre jordan throwing a huge dunk against the detroit pistons and the reaction by the kids summing it up. the victim of the dunk, guard brandon knight. is this the dunk of the year? maybe, maybe not. without a doubt, it is a contender. highway. amazing. see the grille? mm-hmm. let me show you how i

p.m. eastern. the charm offensive comes as the new poll shows americans are taking a dimmer view of president obama's policies. holds just a 4% edge over republicans on who the public believes will handle the economy. senate democrats will unveil the budget plan at 2:00 p.m. eastern. first proposal since 2009. senate budget committee chairwoman patty murray authored the plan which cuts the deficit by $1.5 trillion over the next 12 years. the plan is the democrats answer to paul ryan's proposal which claims to balance the budget without tax hikes. >> balancing the budget is not an end. it's a means to the end. the means we're trying to get to is a pro-growth economy and reviving growth and opportunity in this country and this economy. >> will there be a budget or no budget? joining us with more from washington is managing director at hamilton place strategies and former white house deputy press secretary and ben white, joining us from new york. good morning to you both. ben, first to you there in ne

p.m. eastern. the hype is growing for the galaxy 4 with reports suggesting an eye-controlled screen. isn't taking the samsung launch lying down. it's believed rival devices are inferior to the iphone. joining us now, david garrity from new york. david, we're just, wa, a little more than 12 hours away from samsung's launch tonight. do they have to come out with this i controlled screen here, do you think, to justify all the hype? >> no, not necessarily the icontrolled screen, although that will probably be a nice of technological innovation from the company which is being seen as a user for other people's technology. for samsung, using other people' technology has risks with it as we've known from the successful verdicts that apple has won against samsung previously for ip infringement. samsung has been setting higher expectations of saying they're the next big thing. >> what do you make of apple's response here inspect the suggestion that people are switching away from android to the ios, anything to that? >> obviously, talk is cheap and it's more important for apple to come out with

p.m. eastern.ll be followed by a quarterly press briefing with fed chief ben bernanke at 2:30 p.m. eastern because we all love that. shipping company fedex due to report fiscal third quarter earnings in just a few hours time. fedex expects earnings at 1.40 a share compared to 1.65 a share in the same period a year earlier. joining us now, senior analyst covering the sector. scott, i understand the weather there has been crazy. we're glad that you made it. i understand the weather may have affected earnings in this quarter. >> thanks. good morning, kelly. that's true. the weather was impactful recently and during the february ending quarter. we think it could -- we're estimating $1.35 for this quarter announced in a couple hours versus the street a few pennies higher. we think there's downside but we think it will come in within the range of $1.25 to $1.45. that's guidance range. as long as it's in that range, we think the stock will be in good shape because investors are looking forward to the year

p.m. eastern for "the five" and the owe riley factor. and a new "red eye" returns on saturday, saturday at 11:00 p.m. eastern and 8:00 p.m. pacific. you have to tune in. tucker carlson and the return of jesse joyce. that is saturday. i am repeating it. i am trying to sell this. >> there will be promos throughout friday. >> what am i saying? >> time to go baying to andy levy -- time to go back to andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> it is saturday eastern. >> and on the west coast. >> 8:00 p.m. pacific time. >> but people forget central. >> central is the red headed step child. >> central is the jan brady of time zones. every now and then they have to create a fictitious time zone they are dating. >> the george glass affect. >> the george glass time zone. >> you remember that? >> george glass. >> where can people see you next? >> saturday 11:00 p.m. -- no, wait, i wasn't invited. they can't see me ever again after this. that's it. i'm done. >> tom, your new album in defense of bullying? >> really? >> yes, a concept i came up with on th

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p.m. eastern is not a professional athlete.is lindsay, she was in a car accident last year and didn't know until a few weeks later that she had suffered a concussion and over a year later, she still struggles with her memory, speech and reading ability. it's a story that's really important to us here at cnn because she works right here in the newsroom. she's actually working on my team today. she calls it living with a borrowed brain and we'll talk to her at seven p.m. eastern. >> i look forward to that. good to see you, too. thanks, don. here's a question for you. you can answer it if you'd like. what do ron howard, marco rubio and ruth ginsburg have in common? >> i know, but i can't answer. >> you have to stick around to find out. why turbo? trust us. it's just better to be in front. the sonata turbo. from hyundai. as well as they could because they don't take it with food. switch to citracal maximum plus d. it's the only calcium supplement that can be taken with or without food. my doctor recommends citracal maximum. it's al

p.m. eastern. >>> abc news has learned that prisons in the state of colorado have been put on lockdown becausears of additional attacks. the motive for the murder of thomas clements may have been revenge for his breaking up a white supremacist game operating inside a colorado prison. >>> investigators are looking into what led to the deaths of two skydivers over the weekend. they were supposed to jump in a facility near tampa. they did not deploy their chutes for some reason. they are part of a crew that visits on sky-diving holidays every year. >>> a much happier ending for a thrill seeker for a tourist off south africa. the tourist was cage-diving on his honeymoon when the shark attacked. the shark broke through the enclosure. the newlywed ducked and he wasn't hurt. the practice of using bait to lure the great whites is now being called into question. >>> a california couple lucky to be alive after a bizarre freak accident. they lost control of their car and ended up on the roof of the neighbor's house. the driver and his wife say they were going down a hill, they couldn't stop the car as th

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p.m. eastern. between then and now the male porn star who is the hottest thing. james dean.e is coming up at fox business 2:00 p.m. exclusive. lori: saving that for two? no, no, no. melissa: liz claman. thanks so much. lori: we'll be watching nonetheless. melissa: absolutely. lori: you can't win them all. after eight straight days of record closing highs the dow is pushing lower. the new record dow, the new record the dow may break if we close in the red today. melissa: 25 million people are eligible to purchase medical marijuana legally in the u.s. we're going to introduce you to a man that is profiting by making weed more acceptable. accessible? lori: stocks now as we do every stiff teen minutes. back to the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole petallides, the win streak is not only record you're keeping an eye on the dow today. >> so much to talk about the dow jones industrials and the market we're seeing so far. if the dow closes lower today, friday, it will be the first time the dow is down on a friday, this year, in 2013. every friday has been a happy one for t

p.m. eastern time. when curtis dowling and his team took some extreme measures to find out if a luxury hood ornament was the real deal. >> i want to see how easy it is to artificially age a piece of glass. this isn't an easy task because it sat on the hood of a car traveling at 70 miles an hour over the years would be chipped, it would be sand blasted. the wind tunnel did what we wanted it to. it successfully managed to age brand-new glass and make it look weathered as if it had been on the hood of a car. this is a tricky one because i can re-create it exactly, so can a forger. >> that's absolutely fascinating. curtis dowling, the star of "treasure detectives" joins us here on set. great to meet you. welcome and congratulations on the show. >> thank you. >> can't wait to see it tonight. something like that, you've been doing this for 25 years. >> yeah. >> do you have a standard plan of attack? >> you got to use the same model when you do it. there is only three things you can use. you got the connoisseu

p.m. eastern. what does that tell you about equities? >> it is really unreal. you would have thought over the weekend with the sequencer that hit, you would have thought we would be down maybe 2%. it still tells you there is so much money on the sidelines quiet this marketplace, there is just nowhere to go. we said it on the fiscal cliff, around election time, almost the little boy that cried wolf. all of the problems coming with the government, and nobody believed it, everybody thinks everything is going to be fine, they are going to figure it out and equities are relatively inexpensive. with nowhere else to put any money, that is why it is floating in here. david: one place it is not flowing is into apple, despite the market turnaround plunging again, when will it reach the bottom all the shoppers start to buy it up? >> 400 is actually kind of a magic level for two reasons. that $100 level, $400, you will see high volume, big turnaround, some of the big funds getting back in. we will hit maybe 405, that will be a level you're going to see massive volume. davi

p.m. eastern into. >>> a teacher for more than 30 years without problem.hinking when he wrote this on the chalk board. >>> guns are loaded and dare to try me. did he snap? or is this an example of what happens when a teacher is pushed. into a teacher in indiana has been suspend while authorities investigate what appear to be threats against students written on ace chalk board. the superintendent teacher at edison junior senior high wrote, a, you are idiot, b, the guns are loaded, and c, care to try me. the teacher who worked at the school for 32 years without incident is on paid leave during an investigation. and joining me to talk about this is clinical and forensic psychologist jeff gardere, he's in new york. also with us on the phone is steve perry, the founder of capital prep magnate school and host of "tv one save my son." what do you make of this? does this speak to maybe some type of pressure this teacher was under? >> absolutely not. this speaks to the fact that we have an adult who made really bad decisions, who happened to be a teacher. there are

p.m. eastern time, the bombing started.he fact that no one has paid for this criminal act, why would an american such as george w. bush send thousands of americans off to their deaths? for what reason? and why doesn't he have to answer for that? i just -- you know, look, i said this back then. i took a lot of hit for it. everybody told me there were going to be weapons of mass destruction. a lot of people said things at work, at school. people watching the show will remember. they were ostracized. >> yeah. >> you couldn't say anything. the dixie chicks lost their career. they were finished. other people lost b jobs. >> mess. >> yeah. because we were told at that time in a democracy we are not allowed to dissent. we are not allowed to ask questions. today learned from vietnam in the previouser w wars don't put images on the screen. don't let them see coffins coming home. let's get our media embedded. >> let's end the segment with the results of the cnn poll about iraq. they were asked would you say the initial decision to se

p.m. eastern. the situation room will begin at 5:00 p.m. eastern. erin bernett "outfront" starts now. >>> the united states boosting its missile defense system on the day same day north korea makes more threats. we have the latest. >>> plus the white house said the spending cuts would lead to doom and gloom. all the talk has been about cancelled tours. did the president miscalculate. >>> a plane crash in florida. we'll go there live. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everyone. i'm erin bernett. america fights back. on the same day north korea flexed its military muscle by firing a missile into the sea of japan p chuck hagel announced the u.s. is boosting its missile defense system. >> the united states has missile defense systems in place to protect us in case of attacks. north korea in particular has recently made advances in its capabilities and engaged in reckless provocations. >> provocations including last month the rogue nation conducted an underground sdpes this week the government threatened to launch a nuclear strike on the united stat

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p.m. eastern. on tuesday, a justice department official told a house judiciary subcommittee that the government is open to the idea of requiring warrants for obtaining electronic communications during criminal investigations but added that there are situations where the warrant should not be required. the hearing was looking at revisions for the 1986 electronic communications privacy act. this is an hour and 20 minutes. >> subcommittee on crime, terrorism and homeland security will come to order. the chair recognizes himself for five minutes for the opening statement. the electronics privacy at this complicated and outdated, and largely unconstitutional. it made sense when it was drafted but the role of the internet and electronics communication in the daily lives is vastly different than it was during the reagan administration ended needed reforms to better protect privacy, to allow the growth of electronic communications without compromising the needs of law enforcement. 1986, therafted in same y

p.m. eastern for all fomc meeting statements going forward. back to you. david: they're just jealous what is happening in rome. they have want a little attention put back on the fed. they think they're the most important people in the world. thank you very much. peter barnes, good to see you. liz: thank you, peter. let's get to today's action. todd horowitz in the pits of the cme and our market panel, peter kenny, and george antopolus. i want to start with todd at the cme. give us a sense whether it is now business as usual for whether the records continue to excite or concern? you tell me emotion there. >> hi, liz, hi david. what is going on right now, we're getting very narrow ranges again. the market is pricing to perfection. this is ho hum. we escaped another record high. as far as traders are concerned they're looking for every opportunity to take the chance to sell here. each sell is met by buyers. we pushed the market to new highs again. as far as the overall action here it is very subdued now. ho hum, a new high. we'll see what goes on tomorrow. da

p.m. eastern, only here on the fox news chann channel. >> jamie: fox news alert now for you out of tampa, florida. rescuers are still searching for a man who was literally swallowed up by a massive sinkhole that opened up underneath his home and fear now that 37-year-old jeff bush is dead. and the job of reaching him is getting more difficult, too, as the ground continues to give way and the hole grows even larger. no one allowed inside that house right now out of the fear the whole house could collapse. >> at this point in time, i've been told by our outside experts that the site is extremely unstable. this is not your typical sinkhole. this is a chasm that covers a great distance. >> jamie: huge, we are being told. in fact, engineers are running tests now to figure out what caused the earth to open up. five other people inside that house were able to escape unharmed, but bush's brother jeremy jumped into the hole trying to save his brother, he heard screams, but he couldn't find him. when police arrived on the scene, he needed to be rescued. >> i entered, i went into the hallway and whe

p.m. eastern and almost time to go home, the state department released its environmental impact report oneline. according to the report, the pipeline won't have too much of an impact. won't have too much of an impact on the environment or it won't have enough of an impact to warrant the state department scuttling the deal on those grounds. environmental groups as you might imagine are not psyched. the state department will be taking comments on whether you think it should be approved or not for the next 45 days. 350.org say they are training more people in civil disobedience techniques. i expect we will see more of this kind of thing over the next few weeks and months. [ female announcer ] going to sleep may be easy, but when you wake up in the middle of the night it can be frustrating. it's hard to turn off and go back to sleep. intermezzo is the first and only prescription sleep aid approved for use as needed in the middle of the night when you can't get back to sleep. it's an effective sleep medicine you don't take before bedtime. take it in bed only when you need it and have at least

p.m. eastern time with a fox news sunday exclusive. former republican presidential nominee mitt romney and his wife, ann, sit down for their very first interview since the election, discussing life after the race for the white house. >> in a flash, it was all gone. secret service, the crowds, the intensity, the minute by minute schedule and suddenly nothing. how tough is that? >> it's an adjustment. it is an adjustment. but it's one that we i think we did well. it's interesting, in our church we're used to serving and you can be in a very high position, but you recognize you're serving and then all of a sudden, you're released and you're nobody. we're used to that. it's like we came a step forward to serve. and the other part of it was an amazing thing and it was really quite a lot of energy and a lot of passion and a lot of people around us and all of a sudden, it was nothing. but the good news is fortunately, we like each other. >> it's different, but it's like riding on a roller coaster. we were on a roller coaster, exciting and thr

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p.m. eastern hour. stay here, i'm fredricka witfield, "the next list" starts right now. >>>. >>> today we're going to show examples of brain machine interfaces you can only see in this laboratory. nobody in the world can do what you're going to see here. she's playing with her mind. look at that. >> so this is her doing this right here? computers and robots powered by your thoughts. >> it sounds like a movie. it sounds like space odyssey. >> a well-renowned scientist unlocking the language of the brain. >> some people think oh, you're doing brain-machine interfaces, you're going to read my mind. that's not what we're doing here. what we're trying to do is extract information from the brain to move things to help people regain mobility that they've lost or maybe never had. >> his name is miguel nicoleilis. he's got a cutting edge of a new field called neuroprosthetics. >> it went from an idea that was impossible when i was first injured ten years ago, to probable. to inevitable. >> helping people walk ag

p.m. eastern with kelly wright. we'll send you back to forbes on fox.to fox news.com, for your headline. >> pack up the pj's and put on the suit and tie and get ready to commute against. yahoo will not allow any of the 12,000, employees back home. supporters say tell boost cooperation and rich, is yahoo do the right thing? >> i think they are foolish. i would rather listen to the entrepreneur who said give people where they want and they'll excel. >> richard branson on the most recent cover of forbes magazine. he's right in silicon valley and they have to commute yahoo from san francisco you say it is two hours in the car productive time? >> i like richard's he runs an airline and you need people to be on the plane, but the thing is with yahoo, it has a bloated infrastructure, that's what the new ceo inherited and basically she has to save the company. i will give you a quote from a former worker in yoo hoo. i support the no working at home. there is a ton of abuse. there is it a lot of slackers who work at home and not doing the jobs they should have .