and staycations. how to stay near and still feel far away. >> this is on the money. your money, your life, your future. now, becky quick. >> america is in the midst of a health crisis and it's one that is entirely preventable. it's not cancer, it's not heart disease, it's obesity and itsz relative diabetes. each day more than 4,000 americane diagnosed with diabetes and more than 75,000 people die from it. why aren't we preventing this totally preventable disease? that's our cover story today. >> the epidemic of obesity is a american's waistlines are expanding. moren 35% of the u.s. populati is considered obese according to centers for disease control. it's a growing problem. obesity rates more than doubled over the last 35 years. the consequences can be deadly. obesity can lead to diabetes which is now the 7th leading cause of death in the u.s. type two diabetes effects more than 9% of the u.s. population. that's more than 27 million americans struggling to control their blood sugar according to the american dia associatio also hurting our wallets. obesity now kounlt

where do you staycation? i imagine it's the great wall. words will not set you free, greg.got three words for you. government-subsidized vacations. six months out of the year i should paid by the government from the taxes of rich people so i can go sit on a beach and drink smoothies. >> where do you start with the rich people? at what point? >> you know, rich people, people making oh, 40 grand or more a year. >> okay, okay. and then you take that money and who get the vacations? >> me. >> everyone. all of us liberals. >> okay. >> coming up the rock band youtube, not here, but somewhere i imagine, but for us a breakdown of the show owe stick around stick arounders. >>> let's see. what have you got for us, kc? >> first of all, have any of you actually seen "gone with the wind," all of it? i have. >> several times. >> it's a long movie. sonny, on your body type which i thought your body type being really skinny, i've got to tell you, i feel you on that. i feel you on that. hey, i'm skinny, too. i've been compared to looking like a macauley culkin with glasses because of knew b

it is not a staycation. i don't like anybody. i like my apartment. like to sit there and drink a bottle of wine alone. >> they are stressful. neb wants to fly. nobody wants to drive unless you are flying first class to a judas colony you don't ha -- nu. >> only unattractive people take their clothes off because they are not spending anything. good looking people know when they take their clothes off that's actually a consumer product. you are actually giving something. when you are a nudist it is not like your transferring wealth at all. >> why do you keep going to the nudist colony? >> it is a project of mine. this.t to bring in the liberal where do you vacation? i image it is the great wall. work will not set you free, greg. i have three words for you government subsidized vacations. six months out of the year i should be paid by the government from the taxes of rich people is he i can sit on a beach and drink smooth thes. >> at what point? >> rich people making 40 grand or more a year. >> we take that money and who gets the vacations? >> me, every

>> forget the staycation. if you have to do real work on vacation you can't do it with an ipod. microsoft service prokoming out, 50% ride in microsoft. >> it's okay. >>> think act this. in just 24 hours, a pe heading at an american-owned company in france three dozen beachgoers gunned down in tunisia. if isis inspired it is this any time to consider giving them cash to do more of it? a lot of families paid ransom so their captured loved ones don't suffer the same fate. rudy giuliani telling me no way in hell we help these butchers' business. >> announcement that you can have kidnapping. you're going to see -- isis looks at this and says great, we just made ourselves $5 million, $6 million. >> i'm neil cavuto and it makes you think. ransoms are isis' number-two money maker. dagen mcdowell says we could have made it their number one money maker. the rst of our panel join us. adam will be back next week. daighen? >> the whole point of having a firm no negotiation, no ransom policy in this country is to prevent americans being targeted and by announcing this policy openly with a lot

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>> forget the staycation. if you have to do real work on vacation you can't do it with an ipod.ce prokoming out, 50% ride in microsoft. >> it's okay. >>> think act this. in just 24 hours, a pe heading at an american-owned company in france three dozen beachgoers gunned down in tunisia. if isis inspired it is this any time to consider giving them cash to do more of it? a lot of families paid ransom so their captured loved ones don't suffer the same fate. rudy giuliani telling me no way in hell we help these butchers' business. >> announcement that you can have kidnapping. you're going to see -- isis looks at this and says great,

. >>> well you heard of staycations where you stay at home and vacation. well, why not more employees are opting for workcations. >>> well, one inmate came close to being executed twice for a crime that he did not commit. now he's a free man. why he is choosing to work for >>> you're watching "news4 today." >> all right. this is an interesting one, if you're worried about using your vacation days this year, the "wall street journal" said workcations are getting more popular. you go somewhere like you're on vacation, but you're working on e-mail, phoning in to conference calls those kind of things. while a workcation can be a good way to travel, you don't want to be tied to your job while you're away. now, listen if they're sending you the hawaii not a bad thing. >> that's what people are saying. there's something that is inspiring about that when i have a story i don't have to finish that day, i will literally go to the coffee shop. because you can think a little clearer when you change up the environment. kind of relax. >> if your toes are in the sand --

michelle got up to go to thermofisher even earlier than usual to wrap things up before enjoying some staycation time with the family. dan stayed at home. he'd already started his week off. >> she wakes me up kisses me good-bye, says i love you. and went to work. >> that was the last you saw of her. >> last i saw of her. >> at 5:53 a.m. a security camera captured michelle's car as it arrived at the parking lot. she stopped by the warehouse's time clock and headed upstairs to her office. about an hour later a supervisor named ed yuska noticed a big stain on the upstairs hallway carpet. he started looking around the area. with help from a co-worker, the janitor david dooley. >> ed was on the mezzanine, just part of the way. and i was holding the door. and there was just a -- he said there's a dead body laying there. >> what'd it look like? >> i just saw from the knees down. i didn't see the whole thing. but honestly i'm glad i didn't look because i never been around anything like that. it was kind of frightening for me. >> someone inside thermofisher had killed michelle mockbee. but who? and just

property, having a nice day today, cut a deal with kayak owned by priceline and i think a lot of staycations> the stock is down $100 from the all-time high. if they can raise the prices on some products a little bit i see the stock going through the roof. >> when the king of payne was on two weeks ago before the holiday he picked these three stocks, toll brothers go pro, and asag go. look at the other two. >> today go prois exploding so we're up 18%. if they boost two weeks ago on this show, they'd be up 18%. they could ring the register and probably outperform their portfolio. toll brothers unchanged. avag of the third biggest semi conductor deal in history last yankee. i didn't know that would happen. sometimes you get lucky. >> or your might be smart. let's move on from that to kim kardashian. [laughter] >> kim kardashian and burger buns sounds like a natural but the ceo o carl's, jr. not happy with how kim ate their burgers for a tv commercial, saying you need to eat the burger like you're loving it. you have to go at it. you have to attack it. kim wasn't good at eating the burger. she i

get creative or consider a staycation to stretch those doctors further. leslie foster, wusa 9. >>> aaa folksthe most since 2007, almost 1% increase from the 41.6 million who traveled last year. the holiday travel period is defined as wednesday, july 1st, through sunday july 5th. >>> accra recalling 100,000 suvs because of an air- conditioning pully, prone to loosen and break creating a hazard for other motorists. it can be fixed for free at the dealership. >>> push button pizza , the latest internet innovation. this is a smart button, connected to the internet, letting people order everything from a car for transportation, request a package for delivery, one of the first companys to use the technology is something called telepizza, you can order a pizza by clicking the button. >>> every year, millions of americans have their identity stolen. the government started a website helping victims alleviate the damage. >> these are fraudulent charges, two cars purchased in my name. >> reporter: ann says figuring out what to do next was just as hard. these are the

i think what's more likely is you'll get a staycation capital controls for the time being and it'll be choppy far markets. >> let's talk about the eu a little bit more, we had good inflation data people took it to be good. is this, you know a positive sign? something we should hold on to that things are getting better over there? >> well, one swallow doesn't make it spring. it's a good number surprised on the upside. mario is clearly very concerned about the economy. huge amount of easing coming in. and it looks like it's beginning to work. but it's very early yet, and growth is still very subdued. i think to normalize growth in oil is not really there. so i think, you know, we'll see this qe coming off at some point. >> i want to focus on the uk as well. you're based in london and there is concern about a possible grexit. do you see this happening? >> it's clearly a possibility. opinion polls in the u.k. seem to support europe the conservative party itself that has an issue with europe of course they've lost votes in the u.k. my view is that the central case is that once the facts are

people will say i will do a staycation. >> share travel.w uber would destroy the new york city taxi industry, not destroy but a big competitor. they will go to the ride-sharing apps for smaller planes. they had it. sandra: that will be a tough business model. to liz's point about cheap fuel the "barron's" article is basing valuations of these stocks calling them a buy based on cheap fuel prices. that could change in a heartbeat. >> i wouldn't say it is based on cheap fuel prices. sandra: cheap fuel, plus less competition equals attractive stock. >> point, we actually did the math. if fuel prices were to go up, it would cut into their profit margins but valuations would be still much lower. sandra: how high would they have to get, oil prices for you not call the airlines attractive. >> that would depend how high they raise their ticket prices in response. what they have not done is lower ticket prices as lower oil prices come down which means they're keeping money. if oil prices go up the question would they leave ticket prices where they ar

and then if possible if you're on a really tight budget plan a staycation.llows and feel like you're away. booking a hotel nearby you save on all the air travel or road travel costs but feel like you're getting away and creating special memories. >> kids love that. >> something different than your typical vacation. >> i'm going to check out that gas buddy app as well. >> great work today. >> thank you. >>> fox news alert for you. prison worker accused of helping the new york prison break is expected in court any minute now. we'll keep you posted on that. why were these convicted killers trusted to be in the prison's honor program in the first place? judge jeanine pirro weighs in next. >>> youth football's entire season in jeopardy after someone stole hundreds of thousands of dollars in gear. they are with us this morning. we spoke with them. one of their players, indeed said football is my life. we'll tell you how you can help. i have type 2 diabetes. i started with pills. and now i take a long-acting insulin at night. i take mine in the morning. i was tryin