doctor siegel, how serious is it? >> eric this is a huge problem and there's a national eating disorders website, nationaleatingdisorders.org, we're talking 20 million young women, mostly young teenagers, 10 million men, not just women, men as well, this is a very, very serious problem in this country, it runs in families, it's related to body image, self-ima self-image, a lot of underlying depression involved. let me give you an idea what it is. anorexia nervosa the person can't get thin enough no matter what they do, starvation, binge eating, purnging with laxatives and diuretics. bulimia nervosa is binge eating followed by purging but they can be normal weight, they don't have to have that ultrathin part. the ultrathin part with anorexia gives you brittle nails, brittle hair, you have problems with your metabolism, your electrolytes are off. the third category is binge eating, when you just can't stop eating, those people are very, very overweight. david what do you think is behind all of this? i wonder what is cau

liz: let's find out if jeremy siegel l sees that. jer is, of course, the wharton sl school of business finance professor. first on fox business. do you see something like that, a meaningful decline in the data, and if so, would they reverse it, and what would it take? >> well, first of all, i don't see meaningful decline in the data, and i don't think the fed sees it. i think janet yellen basically said our forecasts are that this was temporary. however, she did say if it did deteriorate, they would consider pausing or reducing the amount of the taper. so, you know, if you're a bull, that's what you wanted to hear. you want to stay the course in continuity. we had that word right at the beginning, and that's so important for traders and the fed. liz: exactly. >> but flexibility. she wasn't saying in stone we're always going to taper 10 billion, and i think the market liked that. and certainly, as you mentioned, we cannot dismiss the fact the republicans voting on the debt ceiling. we all remember in the last 18 months how that's been

siegel? when do you start? if you have a history in the family and if you don't. >> i'd start at the age of 40 because the most aggressive breast cancers are in the 40s and they have shown a higher rate of mammograms and continue until 70, 08 years old and i would like to say once a year and i'll tell you why for a funny reason. if i tell women to get them every year, they get them every year and a half. i want women out there to get their mammograms every year because that's the way i can make a comparison. now, if, this is my last point, i'll shift it over to david. if we have too many false positives, that we have too many doctors out there doing biopsies and treating people. jamie the fault is with the doctor, not the mammogram. the mammogram provides information we need. >> two things, is a mammogram only as good as the screener? how do you pick the right person to do a mammogram. any reason to be afraid to get a mammogram? >> the criticism of what marc was just saying. you'll find false positives that can

lou: marc siegel.ocal news affiliate in new york obtaining video of new mayor bill de blasio official vehicle. there it is. blowing through two stop signs, driving over the speed limit. i'm sorry. i love this new mayor. and changing lanes without signaling. that is, dangerous, and illegal behavior coming just two days after our favorite new mayor, outlined his plans to make new york city streets safer! safer i said. you know, this mayor, is controversial certainly. but i just want to say to bill de blasio, thanks for being mayor of new york city. >>> up next the latest addition to fox business network joins us maria bartiromo joins us on the direction of the markkts. her brand new show, "opening bell", right here at fox business. stay with us. there's this kid. coach calls her a team player. she's kind of special. she makes e whole team better. he's the kind of player that puts the puck, horsehide, bullet. right where it needs to be. coach calls it logistics. he's a great sser. dependable. a winning te

lou: marc siegel.ocal news affiliate in new york obtaini video of new mayor bill de blasio official vehicle. there it is. blowing through two stop signs, driving over the speed limit. i'm sorry. i love this new mayor. and changing lanes without signaling. that is, dangerous, and illegal behavior coming just two days after our favorite new mayor, outlined his plans to make new york city streets safer! safer i said. you know, this may, is controversial certainly. but i just want to say to bille blasio, thanks for being yor of new yk city. >>> up next the latest addition to fox business network joins us maria bartiromo joi un the direction ofhe markkts. her brand new show, "opening bell", right here at fox business. stay with us. [ female announcer ] 's time for the annual shareholders meeting. ♪ there'll be the usual presentations on research. and development. some new members of the team will be introduced. the chairman emeritus will distribute his usual wisdom. and you? well, you're the chief life offi

siegel visited a rehab center for a look at the real face of a horrible addiction. dr. siegel? >> you know, jamie, when i went in the door of phoenix house, i came up to somebody and said, can you tell me where so and so is? i thought he worked there. he didn't look like what my expectations of heroin was because the face of heroin is changing. there's an 85% change over the course of heroin use. 85% of the time it starts with prescription drugs. this is him with his beautiful young baby. it started this way with him. he went on prescription painkillers after a knee operation. the next thing you know, the doctor didn't want to prescribe them anymore, and said, look, you shouldn't be using them and he went out and got heroin. bam! he was addicted to heroin after a couple uses, big rush. he ended up in phoenix house. he's 32 years old and bought his first house at the age of 20. he's a big success story. now he said his love for his wife and young daughter will get him back. we'll hope he's right. let's take a look. >> people are shooting up one bag of dope and dying. >> why? >>

. >> reporter: lenny siegel believes that it points to the storm drain and sewer lines themselves asart of the problem. >> sewer lines that originate near the super fund site. >> this is the mew site. it has been around since the 1980s. when the epa first identified and proposed a remedy to clean uptons of toxic chemicals left in the soil and groundwater. the most prevalent chemical in the soil, groundwater and air is tce, a cleaning solvent once commonly used by the industry and the military, a solvent that can cause cancer in people and heart deformities in unborn babies. this family lives just outside the boundary of the toxic plume. >> the first time we heard he had cancer, we didn't believe it. >> reporter: six years ago this month their son edgar developed accumlymphoma when he was three. his cancer is in remission after four years of treatment. but after high concentrations of tce were measured outside the super fund plume including this house across the street from where the garcias live, they have more questions. >> i wanted to know more answers and see if that would cause h

reporter: lauri siegel. >>> web users need to orie about a new hacking incident, this one happened with online fundraising website kick starter. they say that hackers were able to get in an access users personal data, user names, e- mail addresses, phone numbers and password, no credit card information though. the company said they have fixed the breach. >>> state agriculture officials are reporting a record harvest of wine grapes, agreers in the wine region grout in a bumper crop, wine grapes are one of the state's top commodities $3.16 million last year, the large harvest will mean plenty of bargain bottles on the grocery store shelves when 2013 vintage is released. >>> the midwest shaking after a series of earthquakes rattles oklahoma. >>> and a wild fire forces evacuations in new mexico. we'll take a look where that is waging. ♪ at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks by 62%, which makes days with grandpa jack 100% more possible. join us at kp.org and thrive. >>> welcome back. big stories we are following this morning, nerves rattles, oklahoma city, the quake one of

next fred siegel talks about his book the revolt against the masses how liberalism has undermined the middle class. mr. siegel is a history professor at the cooper union for the advancements of science and art in new york city. this is an hour. [applause] >> thank you. if you don't mind i'm going to sit rather than go to the podium. i've had a few health problems and i would just as soon not test myself. thank you for coming tonight. in thinking about the problem of liberalism i have to start off with a simple problem. most people including most people who think they have studied the subject have a very weak idea of the history of liberalism whether it be on the left or the right. there is an idea that you started with progressivism, you move done to -- no, i'm teasing. [laughter] you started with progressivism. he proceeded to the new deal and then you went into the great society as a continuous flow. the trouble is it's simply not true. most progressives did not become new dealers. very few republican progressives you have to remember progressivism was a bipartisan movement. very fe

forecast, a snowy start to the weekend is giving way to cold and wind, storm team 4 meteorologist amelia siegel here with what we can expect tonight. we're looking at dry conditions for tonight, but those winds, they're going to be breezy to even windy at times throughout the overnight hours. so as temperatures fall into the 20s, it will feel like it's in the teens tonight. here's your evening planner, 9:00, we're in the low 30s, mainly clear skies, remember, breezy, even windy right on through 11:00 p.m. and midnight. for tomorrow, it's a dry start to the day, chris, but this is tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow evening. about a 40% chance when you see some light snow making its way through the area, again, later in the day tomorrow. we're quiet for presidents day and then this is tuesday morning. esnow i'll be talking about accumulation a.m.s with this storm i'm going to be tracking on tuesday. >> if you think this winter has started to feel like one big long endurance test, you're not alone. even those who are usualably. >> more wet snow like we got today, it just makes getting around harder

watch many ducks, swans, and siegel's. -- seagulls. it is a great place to stroll and sail away. many couples come here to take a ride around a lake, going under the bridges, passing the chinese pavilion and the waterfall. for a quiet getaway, making for a memorable and magical experience. located on 19th avenue, this growth is the place to where you're hiking boots, bring the family and the dog because it has so much to offer you and your loved ones. it is a truly hidden gem in the city. the park is rich with eucalyptus trees. long paths allow you to meander, perfect for a dog walking in a wooded environment. >> i enjoy the history. the diversity of nature that exists in such an urban city, concrete streets, cars, we have this oasis of the natural environment. it reminds us of what the history was. >> there is a section for dogs and plenty of parking. transit is available on the 28 bus to get you very easily. the part is ada -- park is ada accessible. it is also a natural lake. this is your chance to stroll around the lake and let the kids run free. it also has many birds to wat

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marc siegel is professor of medicine at langdon medical center pulse wi the secret code of sickness and health. welcome as always. >> great to have you here. >> of course. >> this week, an amazing warning from the fda. the agency is not now looking at the risk of stroke, heart attack and death with the treatments. this seems to be troubling when you hear about this. >> eric, all of us have seen the ads on tv with the image of the who looks healthy. it's interesting to see this kind of result coming out. some people call this the fountain of youth for anti-aging. this is a 400 million dollar industry and it's growing. more and more men are saying i need that testosterone and prescription. we are going to be careful here. let me talk about menopause among women. we have talked about this. it's abrupt and you get the hot flashes and the symptoms around 41 to 51-year-olds. with men it's a slower process over the age of 35. men lose testosterone about 1% a year. by the time you get to your 50s, you will get your feeling of low libido and you don't want to socialize and that's the picture of

amelia siegel is here with you. >> the good news, this winter storm watch does not begin until tomorrow evening, so for tonight and tomorrow, one more period of kind of quiet, comfortable weather. here's your evening planner for tonight, most areas are dry, those of you in southern maryland and the northern neck do have a chance of a shower, but everywhere else will be dry, and for the first weekend in february, pretty comfortable, with temperatures around 40 degrees for the remainder of the evening hours. i am tracking some light rain down in southern virginia and this could impact the northern neck and southern maryland during the evening and overnight hours, but this is our next weathermaker, it arrives overnight tomorrow night and continues throughout the day on monday. this system is all about the rain and snow. right now we're looking at more snow to the north of washington, more rain to the south of washington. i'll be back in just over ten minutes with who's under a winter storm watch from this system and more on the timing. >> too good to be true. >>> today marks one week since

marc siegel joins us, as well. "unlocking the inner code of sickness and health."of you here. >> we begin with the report, have you heard athis, shocking announcement from tom brokaw. he has been diagnosed with multiple myeloma an incurable cancer

siegel. >> i brush my teeth, but i can't say that everyone in my family does.nd i am fought is going name names here. listen, the army is coming out with a combat gum. i am telling you, brush your teeth, two to three minutes, three times a day if you can with flossing after meals. rinse out that toothbrush. get to the inside teeth. because, jamie, because of plaque. because the plaque is an inflammatory because it gets into your bloodstream. >> tease the same as the plaque in your arteries? >> no, it's not. but it's an inflammatory marker that leads to heart disease. gum disease, if you ask me, what about flossing? sure. but it's flossing and brushing that decreases your risk of gum disease. you have to do both. one last thing, pregnant women are more likely to have premies if they have bad oral hygiene. >> so it's not just keeping your breath fresh or teeth cleaned, it's actually -- could affect your heart. >> yes. don't let him scare you. he sounds like a dentist. don't be scared. listen, i think the concept behind this is very interesting. it's not so much a

siegel expects a negative preannouncement. over the past years, ann has provided a fourth quarter update and generally they come out and warn the street and blah blah blah and he thinks it could happen this week. here's what's interesting. he thinks that this concern is making the stock in his words, quote, increasingly cheap. it's down 3% today but siegel is saying listen, he might be an opportunistic player in this name because the stock is getting too cheap. >>> mattel could quadruple the downgrades this morning after recording disappointing holiday sales last week. >> 1% per downgrade, down 4 p% right now. mattel getting walloped. sun trust, longbow research, downgrading it to neutral from a buy. somebody just beating up on the toy company today. all right. spurned by men's warehouse, josa. bank reportedly in talks to buy eddie bauer. let's talk numbers. craig johnson joining us on the charts, steve cortez on the fundamentals. steve, i want to start with you. jos a. bank, do you think this is some kind of game they're play

siegel, you first. >> i say it's never beneficial and it could be dangerous.nd if it's hydro therapy, we're talking about a tube here, you can perforate the colon. and i have a question for my patients out there. why is it you're so afraid of having to prep for a colonoscopy and you have these things which is the same thing? a prep for a colonoscopy, at least i have a medical reason for it and there's no evidence that preps for colonoscopy, when you go on a liquid diet and clean your system that this has long-term health benefits. these cleanses disturb the colon. we have good bacteria that could be harmed by this. we need that good bacteria and the electrolytes. we have a delicate balance in the kop kol yoen. >> delicate being the optimum word. dr. smad sa mmadi, who are the people offering this? >> this is fda approved. why? because it started off by -- colon ofkpy, severe constipation and radiological images. then this would work. but then it would be before you went to the red carpet, you wanted to lose five pounds, boost your immunity -- >> how does it bo

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siegel. >> now, why did you start with me? i know why. i know why. my son, sam, is 9 today. he has the full head of hair that i lost. biotin and zic may be a very good combination. it's been studied a year ago and it looks like it's prevents hair loss in women. i like biotin, i like zinc. but here is the question, the million-dollar question. do you take these as supplements or do you just get them in the foot food you eat? you get geologic it in brown rice and oats. i think if you have a well balanced -- oh, samadi knows the answer to that. >> he raised his hands. >> i'm a little sensitive about my hair and i want to preserve it. >> you're sensitive? >> there are a lot of programs saying too much of these vitamins are not good for you. that probably may be true. if you take a lot of vitamin e, but certain vitamins are absolutely great. you and i should be taking biotin. it's too late for him. so 500 millie gram of biotin is good. i like niacin. >> niacin? >> it's great for hair, great for collagen, it's great for skin. and the other one is cilica. now, you may want grow new

siegel? >> i actually don't know if he should worry or not. i'll tell him what he should do.t the shaving. it's the shower. why is it the shower? it's the shower because of the heat of the shower. also, your house may be very dry and that dries out your nasal passages loaded with blood vessels. you get in the shower and the heat and the humidity hits and you start to bleed. you should have a humidifier. maybe you're on blood thinners, high blood pressure. god forbid, you're using cocaine. that would cause the problem. there are underlying risks. there may be a problem with a bleeding disorder. i want this guy checked. once he's checked by an internist or ear, nose and throat doctor. then i say pack it with vaseline or use saline nasal spray, use a humidifier, all of that will help him and beware of hot showers. even though you love them. >> i like to take a cold shower. >> cold shower and stop shaving. that's the way you treat it. >> that will make him popular. >> basically, marc mentioned everything. high blood pressure -- >> what's the connection between the nosebleeds and

siegel with us. and to explain why this is happening and why in the caribbean, doctor. >> the new david samadi robotic institute comes at a time when medical tourism sin creasingly popular. close to a million americans per year already seek health care outside of the u.s. the caribbean is the new hot spot, known for high quality, increasingly low-cost procedures. in some cases patients can save up to 75% of what they would pay here in the states. of course you can't beat the beautiful surroundings. the dominican republic has long been a tourist destination for inexpensive plastic surgery, dental procedures. you can add to that the state-of-the-art da vinci robot which is like an avatar where the surgeon uses precision robotic arms to perform dell democrat procedures. >> going to change the lives of many, many people out there and to be part of the first robotic institute in the caribbean is a huge blessing and for the humanitarian part, it is a greatest step and for us to be part of this, we're very

i should note that this is just a concept, so this is created by dennis siegel.rt of his bachelor's thesis project, so there's no plans right now to commercialize it but hopefully in the future it would be a really awesome product. >> yeah. this is actually a product that is going to be available it's a kick-starter program, what is this? >> right. this is right psi and it's basically a cap that you put on your tires to constantly gauge your tire pressure. >> genius. tire pressure very aren't po. >> it is. you don't have to get your manual stick out anymore to test all the tires. >> and, of course, having the right tire pressure can help you with your gas mileage if the tire s are over or under inflad it can help. >> it will pay for itself in a few months. it's $25 to get all for your four tires. >>> that's our show, everybody. we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute." [ male announcer ] spring is calling. get 10% off all in-stock composite decking at lowe's. ♪ >>> announcer: live from new york city, it's wendy williams. today, it's cold outside

marc siegel is professor of medicine at langdon medical center pulse wi the secret code of sickness and welcome as always. >> great to have you here. >> of course. >> this week, an amazing warning from the fda. the agency is not now looking at the risk of stroke,

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germany siegel, we've seen a lot of economic data and weaker than forecast payrolls.ad toward another all-time high, how do you think investors are faring? are they getting ahead of themselves given that the market is where it is? very disappointed in the growth. all of the indicators have been coming in slower this year. just four or six weeks ago, we got the revision of fourth quarter gdp -- i see numbers as low as one and a half on gdp for this quarter. that's not a positive for stocks. rate lowhe interest and that's a very positive factor. if we can get the economy going toward three, three and a half or higher, there's still hope because we don't know how much of this is whether. back, it that balance can easily see the market going up another 10% or 15%. >> 15%? >> that is the fair market value for the dow. >> you are indeed ever the bowl. it comes back to the fed decision of monetary policy that to push us into more sugar mode? we just got the minutes an hour ago. i read them and they came out as expected. they are looking for a new economic indicator. they say

lee siegel says the union vessels time at the wedding date this year is in a time this way. she did it two nights in a page of the family it's so dead the scene at the edge of the pages left and teeth and say insanity community. well i did you wear it to be participating in the sea air or foreign allies and they release it has a way of trying to you in the practice of eating into its story as well as reminding everyone and every time in history the last year where at our sketch and also by and he is the sense is that the has a place amongst the greatest likes of terry shots. it's about standing up is that there was some its belt teaching history and moving it from one place and time to another place and time in order to tell a story about the retention and the longevity and survive the jewish people. and that's what she is just a crown jewel. our people the exhibition also contains a type a is strange about the high conduct olds and he is a stinking hot air is on display at the content reduced we've seen in the next add that in an oriental be and into the back of our range a

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marc siegel author of "the inner pulse: unlocking the secret code of sickness and health." >> and dr. chief of robotics surgery, great to have you here. >> hello. >> good to be here. >> good to see you guys. >> we start with something that affects so many americans, eating disorders such as anorexia and other conditions. this happens to be national eating disorders week a

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joe siegel, our director of research, who will moderate today's program and be with you all day. so thanks and, again, welcome to the africa center. joe? >> okay, thank you very much, mike. my name is joe siegel, i'm the trekker of research here at -- director of research here at the africa center for strategic studies, and i would also like to extend my welcome to everybody for coming out this morning. i'd like to especially recognize those from the african diplomatic community who are here with us this morning, notably ambassador kuch from south sudan. so thank you. very much, sir, for being here today. one administrative issue before we get started. there's been a change in our program from the last transition that you would have received. one of our guests who was to be on second panel coming from africa had some logistics issues getting here, and so he isn't going to be able to join us. and as a result, we decided just to consol tate the two panels -- consolidate the two panels. so we're going to go with one panel this morning, or it's going to be two hours. we'll just go al

mark siegel and a professor of medicine dr. daniel bobar who is a certified addicti addiction.been stories from kentucky about the rapid rise of heroin abuse. a man in long island died from it. vermont as well. and more widespread use from new jersey. look on the screen: 2007-2012, the number of users up 80%. from 2000-2010 overdose of 55%. and heroin seizes up 232%. those are numbers you cannot ignore. the question is why? >> well, bill, what happens was in 1996 oxycotin hit the market and by 2011 it was the best hp-selling drug in america. but people started shifting over after the police intervened to the cheaper alternative of heroin because the supply of the pills dried up. so we are seeing overdoses. gone are the ways of the stereotype of the homeless junky in a back alley with a needle his arm. we are seeing it in the upper income levels >> what is attractive to an abuser for a drug like this? >> it replaces the endorphins the brain makes and does it in a way where you get the sense of a rush over a few hours. if you are looking for a quick fix to make all of your proble

london you losing a loved one doubles the risk of heart failure or stroke author of the report dr siegel said our study shows bereavement can have a direct effect on the health of the heart here the perfect example of a new york couple married for sixty years after being hospitalized for a deadly leg injury at a hell was miles apart from his wife lori hale when she was hospitalized two congestive heart failure with only hours left to live when ed heard the news he insisted on being by her side this fight being on his deathbed he remarkably improved enough to be transferred to the hospital his wife was at they both passed away within hours holding hands the second amendment clearly states the right to bear arms but could that even include a right to bear drones tonight the president takes a look at that versus a journalist right to use drones. anyone can own and operate a drone for a few hundred bucks these days people are already using drones for commercial use like taking pictures of real estate for sale and johnny law hasn't really gotten involved they don't seem to mind that too much

. >> fred siegel argues the roots of modern liberalism can be found in the writings of post-world war 1 figures like sinclair lewis -- sinclair lewis, sinclair lewis and h.l. mencken, he argues they despise the business class and mainstream american values and culture. this is about an hour. >> thank you. if you don't mind i am going to sit rather than go to the

siegel.appearing -- good to see you. >>> coming up on this friday, brand new revelations about wide bi -- joe biden's relationship with the president. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. today is friday, february 28. new fallout for harry reid after he called millions of americans with health care horror stories liars. >> lies destroyed by republicans to grab head lines and make political advertisements. >> the mom of this young woman live today and demanding an apology. >>> brand new revelations about joe biden's relationship with president obama and it is not pretty. wait until you hear about the role hillary clinton plays in this thing. >>> jeopardy's so-called evil villain about to land himself in the record books. on this mornings are better with friends. >> you are watching "fox and friends." >>> one of my big regrets is i missed valerie's appearance here. >> she is a celebrity i would really get along with. >> you would get along with anybody. >> she timed her appearance to the day you were off. >

siegel, this rat bite fever as it's being called, you're saying it's not normally deadly.ents out there -- rats are becoming more and more popular pets. parents don't need to panic, antibiotics can treat it. >> absolutely. i'm not aware of a vaccine for it. certainly a rat has to have a vaccine, any pet does. the issue is here a rat can have it. it's a respiratory in fact. the rat could have it and you might not know it. you could be handling it, a rat without any symptoms. i'm worried about that. more and more in pet stores. >> thanks, guys. we'll put more information on twitter. >>> a couple out walking their dog, they find a real life buried treasure. >> wait until you hear what it's really worth. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition inharge™. >>> a california company make a discovery of a lifetime unearthing $10 million in rare gold coins from their b

mark siegel, proces professor of medicine, let's start with 11 million emoyees who may see their premiums rise, your reaction? >> i think numbers are higher, because. it does not include all of excise taxes or increasing people up to age of6 on your policies it looks at one thing, i want to point-out, ty are getting rid of age differential, if y are older your premiums may be aittle bit lowerbut if you are younger, your premiums are skyrocketing, if you are health you, you pay for those who are sicker and older, that is an entitlement society, that is where we're headed. you don think that young workers have enough on their backs without paying for someone who has been smoking their career, 50% increase for smoking is aowed in premiums, where i sit in the doctor's was on the, you get every disease imaginable, someone who is young, is paying for someone's lung cancer that is coming from smoking. lou: i find incredible, we're inverting a model, it was if yo@ are healthy and young you would pay a lower premium but not in the neverland of obamacare. the healthy you are the younger you are the

. >>> and twit testify co-fonder, has another startup, gelly, lauri siegel, biology of a gelly fish toually sort of felt nauseous because i was getting used to the idea like maybe just like relaxing for a little while. reporter: that is the sound of a new idea hatching from twitter cofounder, you think he would want a breathe egg scrap pee startup to public company, when an idea strikes it's back to the trenches, an app called gelly which launched last month. >> gelly is a new way to search using pictures and friends from your social network. reporter: here is how it works, you take a picture you can ask any question you would like, friends from your social networks can answer that, their friends can answer too. >> people are saying what is this bug, is this spider going to kill me. reporter: ironically in an increasing connected world this person wanted to find a human touch. >> the web search engine, we always -- we ask them everything, there has to be some percentage of our wearies that are answered by a person and maybe the true promise of a connected society is just for people who

mark siegel, proces professor of medicine, let's start with 11 million employees who may see their premiums rise, your reaction? >> i think numbers are higher, because. it does not include all of excise taxes or increasing people up to age of 26 on your policies it looks at one thing, i want to point-out, they are getting rid of age differential, if you are older your premiums may be a little bit lower, but if you are younger, your premiums are skyrocketing, if you are health you, you pay for those who are sicker and older, that is an entitlement society, that is where we're headed. you don't think that young workers have enough on their backs without paying for someone who has been smoking their career, 50% increase for smoking is allowed in premiums, where i sit in the doctor's was on the, you get every disease imaginable, someone who is young, is paying for someone's lung cancer that is coming from smoking. lou: i find incredible, we're inverting a model, it was if yo@ are healthy and young you would pay a lower premium but not in the neverland of obamacare. the healthy you are the young

. >> fred siegel argues the roots of modern liberalism can be found in the writings of post-world war 1 figures like sinclair lewis -- sinclair lewis, sinclair lewis and h.l. mencken, he argues they despise the business class and mainstream american values and culture. this is about an hour. >> thank you. if you don't mind i am going to sit rather than go to the podium. i had a few problems and would rather not test myself. thank you for coming tonight. in thinking about the problem of liberalism, i have to start with the simple problem most people, including most people who think they studied the subject have a very weak idea of the history of liberalism whether it is on the left or the right, there is an idea is that you started with progressivism, moved on -- started with progressivism, proceeded to the new deal and went on to the great society and it was a continuous flow. the trouble is it is simply not true. most progressive did not become new dealers. very few republican progressives, progressivism was a bipartisan movement. republican and democratic party. very few republican

casey siegel joins us from the flight academy in ft. worth.w, you might look good in a simulator, maybe you should give it a go. >> reporter: a back-up career if this tv gig doesn't work out. if you've ever felony on american airlines, your pilot was trained right here where i'm standing, the american flight academy. it's about seven weeks long and they train in these gigantic simulators you see behind me. on any given day they have dozens of pilots working and training inside them including one very special 26-year-old. >> as a kid you want to be a police officer, fireman or pilot. >> for tom pilot was at the top of his list growing up. it was part of his blood. >> i've been part of the american airlines family my entire life. >> his father proudly donned the aa uniform until the morning our country was shaken to its core and tom's mother had to give the inconceivable news. >> she came to my school, the only thing she could tell me was that jesus called daddy home. >> his dad was copilot of american airlines flight 11, the first hijacked plan

. >> the whole world disagrees with me but i'm with jeremy siegel.ecamp what are you doing here? i'm not letting you out of here until we get some strategic advice. what's up? >> we're buying and selling but i'm looking for things to buy. our portfolio has hung in very well. a lot of medical care, health care, biopharma stocks. a lot of technology, google and facebook has traded up nicely. so i think there are areas you can play and i always liken to it a team. if you can find enough players to field a team, build a portfolio put the money out there. if it's so narrow you can only buy one or two areas it's not worth doing. it's still worth doing. toifr environment. i think this will be a picker's market. the market is already showing us that and the other area that i think investors need to focus on is domestic oriented businesses versus multinational and versus international companies because of the impact of the dollar. >> i got to leave it there. thank you, everybody. now we've taken a look at the state department's long awaited report on the keys