was trained at the same hospital where sheldon siegel carried on his research. i was thrilled with the project for the research going. and hope to find ordered for boy or girl before birth. overproduce a girl of course be about. prenatal sex determination was the biggest breakthrough in population control this way girls were aborted on mass and birth rates were duce 2 fold fewer babies were being born and fewer girls that could later bear children. daughters are weeded out in china as well one in 5 boys presently born when later not be able to find a wife mother so worried they advertise it countless marriage markets for their surplus sons in shanghai there's such a market every sunday in people's part. was it the us or so that aware we were. there is a wonder they. were in there you know. how many. man high has. power that they are how much how we when. they are why is it we seen. heard you had some interest. jacen says it's a teaching. these are mothers who have only one son because they were permitted to have only one child this was the chinese strategy for p

break out the textbooks because class in session warden professor jeremy siegel says dow 30,000 is on the which. he kbifs us the time table feast or fast, the traders serving up a heaping helping of the favorite food and the names they leave as left overs we begin with what else you knew it was coming. you hear the music you see the clock. that time of year again, yes it's the countdown to christmas, just 27 days, 6 hours, 59 minutes, to get all the shopping done but as we head. >> favorite time of year so is guy's. >> as we head full steam in the retail rush, one name has all of our heads scratching it's amazon, the stock seems stuck, lagging peer this is year down 11% from the the 52-week high as gear up for the most important time of the year for retail is amazon leechgt investor was a giant lump of coal, guy. >> fifrm i love the gwen stephanie song it puts you in the holiday mood. ♪ i tell you people at home don't see it but i get the nastiest looks from dan. >> they can imagine it. >> doesn't take much to imagine that. >> it's hump day and gobble, gobble my favorite thing ever. >

marc siegel. you are talking about an enormous amount of money. this is more than any climate change initiative. this is like the biggest plan i have seen. and it's going to result in businesses having to buy these government plans so you lose, dr. siegel, the plan you have, you trade it for a government plan, all while really not getting anything, if you ask me, in return. so fewer people to service you in the business? >> a couple points to start with. i don't think even $52 trillion covers it. the urban institute says $30 trillion in new funding. it will cost at least $10 trillion more than she is saying. that will be right away taxes to the middle class directly. almost $9 trillion they are getting out of increased payroll taxes. the generous plans they are giving employees. you know what's going to happen? employers were lower wages. second, they are going to get rid of full-time employees a lot of the time. they are going to say, now that we are not giving them the benefit of the health policy we'll do it with part time employees and seasona

jeremy siegel, professor at the wharton school. let's check in on the bloomberg first word news. >> the federal government is in business until december 20 because president donald trump signed a temporary spending deal that averts a government shutdown. the u.s. congress is still negotiating the 12th spending bills that make up the budget. whiteggest roadblock, house demands for border wall money. raising eyebrows with her comments, judy shelton challenging an article of faith about the central bank this last month in private comments to a banker. theis casting doubt that fed it should operate free of political influence. president has yet to formally nominate shelton to the fed. the president of the new york central bank -- the first is monetary policy. i'm saying that because it is my area of responsibility, which will undergo a strategic review due to begin in the new [no audio] future. >> global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. th

the venerable team of earl ward and norman siegel for the defense. for the state, d.a.enowned prosecutor from another county, to take the lead in court. so you bring in fitzpatrick from down in syracuse for what reason? >> well, bill fitzpatrick has over 75 homicide prosecutions himself. he's been a prosecutor for over 24 years, and i've been a prosecutor for over two. >> reporter: almost immediately, a courtroom bombshell. ten jurors had been quickly selected, all white, when nick and his defense team made a shocking announcement. they were opting for a bench trial, letting judge felix catena decide nick's future. "new york times" reporter jesse mckinley. >> i think their calculation was, "we're better off going with a legal mind, someone that knows the law." >> reporter: so they're arguing it to the judge? he will be the judge and the jury in this? >> absolutely. [ gavel ] >> good morning, everyone. please be seated. mr. fitzpatrick, your opening statement. >> thank you very much, your honor. >> reporter: bill fitzpatrick laid out the state's case, painting a portrait

marc siegel. you are talking about an enormous amount of money.this is more than any climate change initiative. this is like the biggest plan i have seen. and it's going to result in businesses having to buy these government plans so you lose, dr. siegel, the plan you have, you trade it for a government plan, all while really not getting anything, if you ask me, in return. so fewer people to service you in the business? >> a couple points to start with. i don't think even $52 trillion covers it. the urban institute says $30 trillion in new funding. it will cost at least $10 trillion more than she is saying. that will be right away taxes to the middle class directly. almost $9 trillion they are getting out of increased payroll taxes. the generous plans they are giving employees. you know what's going to happen? employers were lower wages. second, they are going to get rid of full-time employees a lot of the time. they are going to say, now that we are not giving them the benefit of the health policy we'll do it with part time employees and seasonal

marc siegel is a fox medical contributor and he joins us now.he three big pandemics of the plague since the 14th century have all come from this part of the world. >> and the reason for that, we are not really laughing about this part, the chinese government, eveny though they've created a centers for disease control that is patterned after our own, where they literally track cases, and they know who is sick, they don't know how to inform the world about this. they suppress it onn social media, they delete the tweets where they say, hey, someone has the plague. they don't tell the world health organization for t weeks. as you were mentioning, this led to an outbreak of a virus called sars in 2003 that spread to over 30 countries. i'm worried about that happening with the plague. now, they have checkpoints on the roads. can you imagine they are driving you along the road and they are stopping you to check if you have the plague?im or you are at the airport and they are checking your temperature? it is spreading panic in china right now. >> mark:

siegel. three months from the iowa caucuses, and somehow pete buttigieg is in the lead -- really? seriously, l for the first time, who exactly is this guy? he is the mayor of south bend? where is south bend? what do they do there? can he really be president? our investigation next year also, jesse watters and katie pavlich face off in an epic "final exam." plus, monitoring the president's rally in louisiana. more breaking news, we will be back. ♪ >> tucker: this is a fox news alert. the president of the united states taking the stage inin louisiana. across the red river. a make america great again rally peak of these rallies are more frequent, so we are monitoring them for good news is often made, and we will bring you in when it is. play it back to you the second it happens. but first, joe biden's presidential campaign appearing to be in a free fall, superficiallyth moderate wing of the democratic party has a new favorite, mayor pete buttigieg. the most recent poll of iowa democrats shows bu

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like elvis or wayne newton or bugsy siegel used to be? if there is, he would probably be this guy.here all the bodies are buried. some of them, equally allegedly, by some of his former clients. we meet over drinks at oscar's, the steakhouse that bears his name, and boasts beef, booze, and broads. you had some colorful, uh, clients. who was nice, and who was less fun to have a -- >> oscar: well the truth of the matter is, all my clients were nice to me because i kept them out of prison. >> anthony: did, uh, alleged mob guys know how to eat? >> oscar: my mother used to say, two things she said -- she's the greatest lady. she said, "oscar's clients don't hurt anybody, they just kill each other." >> anthony: right. >> oscar: and she also said, "oscar's clients take us to the best restaurants." >> anthony: they knew where to go. >> oscar: they knew where to go, yeah. and always treated right. i mean they were always treated like kings and queens. >> anthony: did the feds hold it against you? i mean, you know, you were just doing your job, but i mean -- >> oscar: they didn't see it that

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mark siegel. first of all i have to ask you do you think e-cigarettes are more harmful than pots?solutely not. and by the way think the people that took the survey must have been smoking pot. i don't know how these -- they also said alcohol only 40% of alcohol was very harmful and 80% said tobacco. what about the 20% that don't think smoking tobacco tobacco cigarettes is horrible? here's the bottom line here's what the problem is. the problem is in perception. we just got through crisis where 1000 people got sick from vaping. the public thinks that was e-cigarettes. it was actually vaping marijuana products. over 80% of the time so they got the wrong message. i got the vaping message but they assigned it to the wrong product. >> dr. seagull it's carol roth. i don't do -- sugar is my vice but in terms of what is bad about either of these products is it's taking something the foreign substance into your lungs are the actual makeup of what's in the individual product like marijuana? >> it's a great point. both are true. taking something into your lungs is not good for your lungs. we

marc siegel says it's nuts, and i are responsible for doctors to be speculating on the president's health off course he's under stress and under pressure. the way a doctor is supposed to look at things, we are like judges assembling facts. it's a disgrace to look at the idea he just visits walter reed. >> when is someone going to say enough. this media crossed a line into total absurdity and i are absure responsibland i areresponsibili. >> when another hillary clinton literally fell down at a 9/11 ceremony and people started wondering what was hillary clinton's health. it's off limits. that's a question we should not ask. we should respect her. republicans are going totally out of line questioning her health. but with this president, who is -- he's got endurance and energy, he just took a 14-hour day trip to texas and back. there is know signs of his health fading. he went to get a physical, came back. provided the doctor's report. he has been more transparent than he needs to be yet the mainstream media still won't believe him. trish: coming you have next, more evidence of what the media

shillings for siegel 25 depending on the temperature drop here tonight deal situation because of the cool temperature. is love the remain sealed about 20 years. but what's your biggest fear my neighbors. just in case people always ask me aren't you worried about people knowing where your bunker is i said no it's off point but the press for you until. the locals here they kind of look at us. like we're crazy that that's a waste of money why are you doing that but the locals also don't know that. if you live in chicago you have nowhere else to go. so why not have things like this. the good thing is everything is paid off. i don't know nobody no money the focus paid off the car the heat off the trailer it all nothing i just got to figure out oh. enough way of paying my child for my daughter's school and that's what i do. just to live their life without fear. then this whole world will be different but every once in one's fearful you need to break away from that fear because the only thing you have to fear is death that's the way i look at life and i think that i'll just want to enjoy my

into the walls and marble the salt crystallizes expands in volume and bursts the building materials siegel yeah it's a good way and that's why we see red powder a long break walls off to every found the poor video or all said. the flood has spared nothing the city's iconic st mark's square has been inundated for days. likewise st marks the silica and unesco world heritage site its precious floor mosaics covered in salt water. likewise the crypt which had just been restored at great costs. but some locals are convinced the city could been better prepared for floods like these. giuseppi cost in l.a. a retired urban development professor accuses politicians and public administrators of systematically ruining venice by taking wrong decisions. going forward this is disheartening. for the past 50 years nothing has been done to preserve venice this sheet with stone chip there is lots of talk and plenty of money spent and nothing has changed for them. all his life mr christie nellie has called for more research into the venetian lagoon a unique ecosystem that for centuries had been able to absorb

siegel morale is ousting has left a power vacuum the deputy head of the senate says she's willing to take over as interim president until new elections are held to help the country get through the crisis but the decision is up to the believe in congress. this is just to provide some certainty for the country. for an end to the vandalism. so that there are no more deaths women who are raped. i don't think bolivians deserve this it's urgent that there is some certainty for the people. so if civil organizations agree i will take up the task. the really even after morales departure tensions remain high on the streets of the capital the path police and the military are steeling themselves for more violence you washington don't you still to come. we meet one of the people facing deportation after the trump administration and of the program protecting the children of undocumented migrants they've taken their fight now to the supreme court which we've been hearing arguments in the case today. but 1st most schools in southern iraq are closed after teachers announced a general strike in suppor

and siegel who is out of chelsea hey manager should not to. look and see the sign happening here is very much a mall my top occur to you love a love him we'll heights in- i love him for the fact that.t. he gets results whn i marino's he's a serial when a that's all i've known since two thousand four when he won the tribes they apologized. it's got the what the count simonon he's with us all you so now just a marine neo- what do you think. it's a very strange wilma isn't it- not agree agree not only because of the timing would which supports tina's been sacked and i think to understand why marine has been appointed i think we need to talk about. that as well in that. at the time off the in. that strange is it because the results have been poor yes but this comes just. five six months off to he reached the champions league final with tottenham. so very strange in the and i belieieve that daniel levy had or was looking for a replacement and as soon as marina said okay- puts a tina was sacked which would. which would link said these two- announcem

marc siegel, even lisa bluder. tonight we open with a look at some of jesse watters best moments. watch. >> first question is multiple-choice. read for all options before answering. this is a tricky one. the president just met with the president and poland at the white house. the two signed a new defense agreement. what is the name of poland's leader? is it a, novak, b, to trust, or c, duda? >> it is see, duda. >> as in zebedee. if that's your guess, we will see if it's right. is it due to? >> credits complain president duda has been backsliding on democracy. president trump said he has no concerns about the strength of democracy in poland but the leaders did part ways on due to forcing more than two doesn't supreme court justices into early retirement. >> perfect. it president trump was embroiled in a fake controversy during his visit with japanese prime minister shinzo abe a couple of years back. the media taxed trump for dumping a whole box of food into what kind of animal enclosure? >> that would be a quick koi pond, tucker. a koi pond. >> a koi pond? don't be coy with me, jes

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marc siegel says it's nuts, and i are responsible for doctors to be speculating on the president's healthcourse he's under stress and under pressure. the way a doctor is supposed to look at things, we are like judges assembling facts. it's a disgrace to look at the idea he just visits walter reed. >> when is someone going to say enough. this media crossed a line into total absurdity and i are absure responsibland i areresponsibili. >> when another hillary clinton literally fell down at a 9/11 ceremony and people started wondering what was hillary clinton's health. it's off limits. that's a question we should not ask. we should respect her. republicans are going totally out of line questioning her health. but with this president, who is -- he's got endurance and energy, he just took a 14-hour day trip to texas and back. there is know signs of his health fading. he went to get a physical, came back. provided the doctor's report. he has been more transparent than he needs to be yet the mainstream media still won't believe him. trish: coming you have next, more evidence of what the media like

marc siegel. what do you make of all this? >> i think it's political, not medical.n tv who starts to speculate about president trump's health conditions just because he goes to doctor reid. dr. connelly, his personal physician whom i have met. i saw him take care of a friend much mine who fell. he was terrific. he -- paid attention to detail. he said it's part of a physical. i will let you in on a secret. that's how i do it, too. i don't do it all in one shot. the yearly physical is scene outdated concept. he said snow chest pain, no neurological issues. just some blood work and the cholesterol is terrific. >> listen to cnn sanjay gupta. >> it doesn't make sense, it doesn't add up. you see them going for an unannounced visit to walter reed to get things done that could have easily been done at the white house. it doesn't add up. david: what doesn't add up? i think what's happening there is dr. gupta is trying to gain back some of the credibility he lost the last time this happened and he was dead wrong. >> he was questioning a calcium scoring test, with lipitor the

siegele had jeremy saying there could be a 10% to 15% drop. abigail: i was surprised by that. that is a big call to see the market dropped by 15% or 20%. the other thing i would like to point out is the idea there are summary voices saying there would be a big correction or bear market relative to -- i don't have decades of experience of i do have 15 or 20 years experience. bear markets have -- don't happen when people expect them. the fact you have some he people talking about something big happening to me suggest a complacency toward record highs my continue. i could be wrong on that but that is what it feels like to me. 3000 100, if you are in their the bear market will take you by surprise. let's get a look at bloomberg first word news. >> a day after impeachment hearings wraps up, president trump defenses attacks on marie yovanovitch. he told fox news she was an obama woman and she said bad things about me. the president raised doubts about other witnesses who testified it inquiry. the president talked about a follow-up investigation, calling other witnesses including ada

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after it was siegel really recorded restaurant it told the head of security that if he tries to with may of going by the balls and the head of security then put all of this down into some form of legal document is that rice warrant affidavit i was given a copy of that. the americans jailed rest on a fraud in 20 is 6 and confiscated the tape without making it public a judicial inquiry accepted prime minister mitchell's explanation he did receive cash only $15000.00 for travel expenses. mitchell just wants to enrich. at the expense of the people who voted him into power and it's disgusting disgraceful. in part to how politicians use possible cash to win elections here some asked. why only him before. and the new york socialite couple friends of the trumps who held 3 un ambassador ships on a bus the crowd at the border at wake up to my 1st about of. the brazilian journalist investigating a politically section of land grab all the farmers helped yet also not elected and he's repay them that's empowering everyday people to profit from the destruction of the rain forest people are almost w

david: let's bring in fox news senior medical correspondent mark siegel. thank you for being here.if flavors are banned it is possible teens could get worse off the street from china. >> that is for sure true. china makes 90% of e-cigarettes in the world and 300 million people vaping in china, 10 million are vaping here. as senator rodney said, 6 million are now children, high schoolers and middle schoolers, that's where the real concern is. a lot of the evidence, the flavors are a part of this. mint which he did not mention is the number one problem, most of juul sales to youth teens is meant. but the cartridges themselves, they are replaceable so kids babe all day long and the cartridges have 5% nicotine, by the time you're done with three cartridges you had the amount of nicotine and three packs of cigarettes. soon addict by the time you're 15. >> i don't buy the president's argument that the get on the street corner, he may be right but that's not the issue, the issue in your medical opinion, is this a public health danger. if it is, then we should take action, if it isn't then

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after it was siegel really recorded restaurant it told the head of security that if he tries to with may of going by the balls and the head of security then put all of this down into some form of legal document is that rice for an affidavit i was given a copy of that. the americans jailed arrest on a fraud in 20 is 6 and confiscated the tape without making it public a judicial inquiry accepted prime minister mitchell's explanation he did receive cash but only $15000.00 for travel expenses. if mitchell just wants to enrich. at the expense of the people who voted him into power and it's disgusting disgraceful. in part to how politicians use passbook cash to win elections really are some amounts to. finally. and the new york socialite couple friends of the trumps who held 3 un ambassador ships on the backs of their products aboard live and work up to my 1st about it. i . this december make the heroes of europe asia africa the middle east oceania. welcome to a stage made for the germans make connections makes a statement pizza the owner of becoming the world's best sushi excite will be s

usaa >>> tonight on fast, we'll hear from jeremy siegel, professor the finance at the wharton schoole's got a new call out on the dow. we're also rolling out a brand new game on fast in honor of thanksgiving it's called feast or fast on some of your favorite food stocks that's tonight 5:00 p.m. eastern time final trade time joe, why don't you kick it off for us >> j.p. morgan pressing toward 132. it's a name i'm staying along. the performance has just been spectacular post-earnings. >> dr. j. >> service master, mel serv is the symbol it's just below 40, might be 39 1/2 they're buying the 40 calls in january, mel, so i bought those during the show. >> jenny >> palo alto networks. stock was down about 12% we think that the earnings call was really misunderstood and you want to look at free cash flow and revenues on this one. >> stephen weiss, uncle steve, what do you say? >> i say don't call me that. look, fedex. it's consumer. it's also business but it's still a very cheap stock despite the bounce it's had off about 145 and i think there's still significant upside that's my number one

marc siegel, even lisa bluder. tonight we open with a look at some of jesse watters best moments.question is multiple-choice. read for all options before answering. this is a tricky one. the president just met with the president and poland at the white house. the two signed a new defense agreement. what is the name of

along with jeremy siegel, professor of finance at the university of finance wharton school so just withine close but kind of a bias we lost steam near the close >> hovering near the highs is just fine. and how we got here is a positive cyclical stocks participating. all the backdrop seems relatively positive. i think what you might be seeing is a little bit of wear and tear below the surface. more stocks down than up and i think it's going to take incrementally better news to continue higher from these levels if you're up 8 or 9% in a little over a month and right now the idea that you need a tangible trade news to get past this at this point shows you we've built in some good news already. >> professor, clearly we did get a record close, but we lost steam during the session some attribute that to lack of fresh positive news from the president's speech what did you make of that speech >> i agree with mike i mean, i think trade is the most important news for the market i think the fed has been sort of taken out of the equation. i know that trump is still complaining he wants the rates to b

siegel about this. the lasik surgery stuff. you gave us a preview.ide the beltway are eventually going to overshadow the sunny side of the economy wall street is seeing. we broke another record. above 28,000. great times. melissa: hard to argue with that. david. thank you. see you at the top of the hour. deirdre: a complex mission. two veteran astronauts are taking a dangerous walk in space to repair a major piece of nasa equipment. we'll bring you details. tasty as possible. melissa: no thank you. deirdre: one fast-food chain is making a fresh twist on a 30-year-old recipe. ♪.. a brokerage account. with value like this, there are zero reasons to invest anywhere else. fidelity. there are zero reasons to invest anywhere else. (vo) thewith every attempt, strto free itself,pider's web. it only becomes more entangled. unaware that an exhilarating escape is just within reach. defy the laws of human nature. at the season of audi sales event. (groans) hmph... (food grunting menacingly) when the food you love doesn't love you back, stay smooth and fight hear

you too >> for more now on jobs and how innovation is affecting the workplace, let's bring in ian siegelonline marketplace that connects millions of job seekers with millions of employers. and we need it because there are over 7 million open jobs right now in america before we dive into that, follow up on what you just heard kate rogers talking about how in demand are these kinds of skilled technology workers right now? >> well, technology has been one of the hottest categories in the job market for over four years now. and you're looking at 3.6% unemployment it's definitely a job seeker's market these technologyists are buried in opportunity right now so it is difficult to recruit for technologyists >> we hear a lot about artificial intelligence, ian, and there's a lot of fear associated with that for either those that are currently in the workforce or have skills that they're afraid will be taken over by an artificial intelligence type of skill that's obviously not human driven, necessarily. if you -- after you sort of build the program and let it do its thing. why do you think that we

siegel how to bring prescription drug prices down. there is our good buddy, steve forbes.smartest guy in the world, whether the socialist lure of bernie and liz has lost its luster. connell: oh, i wonder what steve will say about that. i do too. we'll see. connell: david, see you at the top of the hour. >> absolutely. melissa: a strong move in the streaming wars. a new push from netflix that could take viewers off the couch? that's next. plus a high-tech herd. russian farm is using high-tech headsets on dairy cows to reduce the anxiety. who knew dairy cows were anxious. the initial test found that it boosted the cow's over all mood. i don't know how you measure that. studiesed environmental conditions and impact the quality and quantity of milk produced. makes perfect sense. connell: big story. melissa: how do we know what their mood is? connell: i don't know. melissa: oh, okay. ♪. one of the products i helped develop at 3m was a more secure diaper closure. there were babies involved... and they weren't saying much. that's what we do at 3m, we listen to people, even those

marc siegel, even lisa booth. tonight, we open with a look at some of jesse watters' best moments.ion is multiple-choice. wait for all options before answering. this is a tricky one. the president just met with the president of poland at the white house. the two signed a new defense agreement. what is the name of poland's leader?

mechanism where all the parties are brought in and have a way of talking to each other ok joseph siegel great to get your thoughts thank you so much for joining us live from washington thank you. my process has continued inside on for a 2nd night as people block the roads leading to the airports in the capital khartoum they want an investigation into the death of the season as police officer in egypt's capital cairo he had refused orders to protesters in front of army headquarters in june and sent that he knew who gave the launches for the attack and that he had evidence to back up his claim. the french government has announced tough new immigration policies is cracking down on illegal immigrants and preparing quarters for foreign workers river seen as an attempt to win over voters from the far right the township up there has more from paris. after french capital meeting in paris france as prime minister edouard phillipe announced a raft of new measures aimed at tightening the country's immigration policy. we must take back control of immigration taking back control making clear choices