stuart: $10.97. of your energy bill you are using with incandescent light bulb. stuart: a traditional dinner, reach out my hand, turn it up, turn it down, it dims, it lights. this one. >> this is brand new and we have been working in collaboration with neutron electronics. stuart: turn that off. >> i want to buy one. stuart: you could reach out and do that. >> let me turn this new one on. i turned it on with wireless controller. this is not on the market yet. it will be soon. we are working with several retailers to bring it to market beginning next year but what it does is allow you to wirelessly controlled the light bulb. >> i have sold. stuart: i am not. >> remote control, how can you not love a tiny remote control? stuart: never heard of the problem of all these little clickers and remote-controlled paula over your house, nobody knows how to operate them. the quiet. stuart: don't you know there's a serious problem in american living rooms? everyone has three or four different little clickers, no

stuart: hold on. >> go for it. stuart: i've got this okay.and new ipad mini with a high definition screen. rush is here, and you've got them with you. that one you're holding there. >> the air. stuart: thinner, lighter? >> lighter, that's the big difference between this ipad and the last ipad and this is the ipad mini with a retina, they call it the super high-def screen. stuart: right, what's the smart buy for our viewers. >> it's easy, there are two big differences, the ipad mini is cheaper and the difference is the size. it's a question of what are you going to want to carry around every day. me personally i like carrying around the ipad mini, the size of a kindle, not super heavy, totally easy to slip into any sort of bag. but maybe i have vision problems or something like that, not saying about you, but other people maybe. stuart: go ahead, did you hear that? >> they might want to opt for a larger screen. stuart: in the tablet marketplace, you've got the microsoft surface and google is out with the nexis. samsung the galaxy tablet. do yo

stuart: yes. >> wow. stuart: i think i'm right in saying that.onized. >> this could be the beginning of a marvelous change here. for libertarians it's a little odd, because we know the model doesn't work. yet it says in the constitution the government shall operate a post office, so it's clearly constitutional. stuart: i've got a bone to pick with libertarians. >> uh-oh. stuart: you provided, you took away the margin of victory in the virginia guber that toarl -- >> you know, very strange case. stuart: that libertarian candidate, your guy, took money from an obama bundler. you couldn't see whattwas coming down the pike? >> isn't that -- very upsetting. there's also serious questions about whether his -- a libertarian who favors nsa spying is not a libertarian. that's a very unhappy outcome. if that race had gone another week, cucinelli would have won. because of obamacare. stuart: if your candidate had gotten out earlier -- >> no, i think the libertarian also takes from are liberals as well. stuart tooth not much. >> on issues like civil libertie

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stuart: less gold. to detroit to see you in your pawnshop? >> spain, italy, australia, they come from everywhere, now pawnshops are mainstream. people come in 4 deals. you don't have to go to your mall jewelry store to buy his watch. he can come -- pecan come to the pawnshop and we offered gold down 25%. legal on the price of the metal. stuart: you are telling me pawnshops' nowadays are retail establishments. >> people now have gone mainstream into pawn shops. people all over the world go to local pawn shops and walking with christmas lists. they come in with christmas lists and on our website, pawnshops' have web sites, we really focus on retail end love it because we have gone mainstream. such rate deals, you don't have to go to the internet, don't have to go to your local mall. go to your local pawn shop come to detroit you will save money. stuart: somebody comes into upon something, you got to give a low price so that you can resell that item and make a significant profit at retail. >> let me tell y

stuart: no.don't actually, they just do the marketing advertising and licensing so they have no operational risk, the company has been phenomenal. sort of grappling because in the breakout area. stuart: they are a marketing company? charles: they don't take on the operational risk so they get the best parts of retail, the growth has been phenomenal for years. it is 42%. stuart: can we just put that chart up again? starting in early october, that is straight up. charles: he built it into this amazing company, the stock is on the cusp of a major breakout. the stock should benefit as well. stuart: another winner. charles: i think it will be a big one. stuart: thank you, charles. our next guest and obama supporter hosted a dinner back in june and then his company was rated by the feds in september. now we've got the obamacare train wreck. here is tom sullivan. he dares to show up on this set one more time. i can't believe this. >> good to be here. stuart: great to have you. what do you think of obama

stuart: is that right?illions on statin drugs to manage their cholesterol. dr. segal is here, i don't like it. okay? we are told that up to one third of americans, 70 million adults should take a factory made pill once a day, every day for the rest of their lives? convince me that i want to do this? >> first of all, stuart, let's start with the fact when it comes to preventive medicine, you're in the dark ages. you don't believe in flu vaccines and i have to convince you and i want viewers to know that you're in the dark ages. i don't like guidelines in aga general because i don't want doctors to practice cookbook medicine, the previous guidelines is the number, how high is your cholesterol, when it's a certain number, if you're going to have guidelines, the american college of cardiology are saying let's look at risk factors. do your parents have heart disease. do you have high blood pressure. are you male, do you have high cholesterol, do you have diabetes and smoke, the more risk factors you have, the mo

that, stuart.ent. milking for what it's worth. lions gate had been a troubled movie company initially and this has been a huge, huge hit for them and smart in terms of rolling out of the movie. it's not 3-d. and they wanted to have a movie a year. 2-d. there's a plus and minus. stuart: and i'm hearing great reviews. >> on rotten tomatoes and it's trending ahead on twitter ahead of the last movie. stuart: are you going to see it tonight. >> i'm going tonight. stuart: this afternoon? >> this afternoon. [laughter] michael, thank you very much indeed. >> thank you, sir. stuart: we'll watch it. dropbox valued at 8 billion. music streaming service spotify gets a value of 4 billion. it's a new high-tech-fueled economy. how long? we'll deal with it next. ♪ just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's cord before we even picked himp. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle your toes. [ driver ] and it got his okay on treatment from miles away. it even pulled strings with the sto

stuart: got it. now at beating on-line? >> it's the folks doing it. j. crew has an ipad program, a personal stylist and see what the different things are doing with your wardrobe. clinique has a program when you're sitting at the counter getting makeup applied, it shows you what your attorneys are, sephora has a my shopping bag and shows what you have bought. and it's the companies that take what they have and embrace technology that are going to win this game. would you agree that the very bad weather today and tomorrow sweeping up the eastern seaboard is going to be a bonanza for the on-line people? >> remember, i live in miami. the weather here is absolutely beautiful, but, yes, you're right. folks who don't want to venture out, they're going to go on-line. that always happens with bricks and mortar. on the other hand, remember the huge advantage of instant gra-- gratification. and don't forget that bricks and mortar can offer a sensual experience. costco is a big winner, why? because you smell th

stuart: really.ael is not happy about it, saudi arabia is not happy about it, it's one of the deals where it seems you have a checklist as a commander-in-chief presidential things to do get my signature thing through and move on to immigration reform. stuart: i see you point. we've got the market, the dow jones average is up 10 points as we speak. the price of oil is down and we are keeping a very sharp eye on the winter storm making its way up to the atlantic coast this weekend. snow is expected in the west. heavy rain on the east, especially up that i-95 all important corridor. so, there is actually a winner from this weather forecast. see that chart? look at that, look at that thing, a huge green on thanksgiving week. here it comes. the winner may be the on-line people like amazon. perhaps more people will stay home and shop on-line. nicole, give me the price. >> rain, sleet and snow, amazon is not going to stop. it hit a new all-time high today of 377.52. you know what's happening every ten minut

stuart: senator johnnie isaacson, republican, georgia. . >> thank you, stuart.f, liz. >> 100% less. stuart: i didn't expect to hear a united states senator come out so strongly, it's a disaster, repeal it, it's collapsing. >> i think you're right, a rolling collapse. stuart: it's one crisis after another we reveal it daily. extraordinary stuff. and the producer just had to get his two cents in worth right there. can't sign up for obamacare? lost your current plan? the president says just shop around. and nancy pelosi's reaction to this whole train wreck, what do you think this is? whoop-de-doo she says. ♪ something wonderful is sure to come your way, when you're in love to stay♪ ♪ sunshine lollipops and rainbows and everything that's wonderful is what i feel when we're together♪ ♪ brightser than a lucky penny you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and what if that person were you?

>> yes, it is, stuart. stuart: let's move on, okay?is, the president is telling his aides, don't all pile into the website all at once, please, because it might crash again, what do you make of that? >> well, it's just one excuse after another, one delay after another, with the rollout of obamacare, i'm not surprised. one minute, remember, secretary sebelius is telling people, use the 800 number, right? do everything you can, but go on the website. he's steering people away because he wants to avoid embarrassment. as you pointed out, by the end of november the white house promised that, wait for it, 80% healthcare.gov are going to find a useful site. so it's disastrous, i don't care how you slice it or dice it. stuart: do you think, will you forecast flat-out that obamacare is going to collapse and/or be repealed? would you go that far? >> i will-- i'm not a betting gal. i don't go to vegas and bet, however, the way this thing is-- with all the delays the white house has done on its own, i think i've always said that republicans should

stuart: thank you.ng with john stossel. ♪ >> just in case you didn't know, snap chat is an app that deletes your photos after you send them. facebook tried to buy it for $3 billion and snap chat said no. and why is snap chat worth maybe more than 3 billion. plus, 3-d printed guns. they can get past metal detectors, big concerns for the feds. we've got that story for you. let this economy grow. set us free. expand the great american engine. give us 4% growth and you'll see jobs and prosperity. gee, do you think the president will allow us to grow like that? here is my take. short answer, no. he won't. he's going to ignore a golden opportunity. let me explain. democrats and republicans are negotiating a budget deal. they're trying to avoid another government shutdown and the sticking point is taxes and that's where growth comes in. the president, through senator harry reid, is signaling that he wants tax increases. they want more revenue. that will not produce growth. they're not interested in growing the

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stuart: last word.e same discussion at dow 12,000, 13,000, 14,000, 15,000 and you know, the idea that someone is not in the market, the reason they're not they've been frightened to death by people who only think the fed is moving the market not boeing getting 100 billion dollar order for airplanes. that's tangible stuff. stuart: he's blaming me, everybody. [laughter] no, no, believe me, there's a lot of people out there-- i don't mind people telling me it's a bubble. you've got to tell me two other things, what's fair value for the market and has it been fair missing this rally. stuart: and you walked down the street at worth avenue. charles: worth avenue, palm beach. stuart: what's the reaction to you? >> amazing. stuart: they liked you? >> never seen so many friendly people, i would say 40% asked for you, 40% asked for-- . [laughter] >> no, no, okay. charles, come on, nicole. i've got big industrial companies leading the dow and tell me who they are and how big. nicole: did anybody ask for me? >> 20%

stuart: sure.nobody was harmed by what we did and crime is harm. and if you want to say we broke a rule, we'll pay a fine for breaking a rule, but to take a billion-2 from us and to prevent us from ever engaging in this kind of work again and he has been enormously successful at creating wealth and jobs without violating the law, this is a draconian response. but is the justice department after high profile scouts? absolutely. is there a higher profile scalp than all of the hedge funds? i don't want to upset the hedge fund viewers, nobody is bigger than steve cohen, and like when eliot spitzer went after that, caving, caving, caving, the government doesn't try a single one of the cases. the question, what was the last securities and exchange commission case tried? mark cuban who won. the jury was out for about an hour and a half and found there was no cause of action. stuart: but this is what the left wants, politically, they want to be able to say, the banks, wall street, hedge funds, they are res

archaeologist george stuart. stuart: this is a color facsimile of the dresden codex -- actual size, real colors. it's made on, like the others, on bark paper sized with lime plaster, on which the images were painted with fine hair brushes and pigment in about, oh, five or six different colors. keach: many of these books were discovered by the sixteenth century spanish. they were said to be filled with genealogies, prophesies and religious beliefs. but to the spanish conquerors, they were blasphemous. in 1562, bishop diego de landa ordered them destroyed. "we found a large number of books in these characters, "and as they contained nothing "in which there were not to be seen "superstition and lies of the devil, "we burned them all, "which caused them much affliction." ironically, a book by bishop landa himself proved crucial to the understanding of maya writing. stuart: and in it is everything that he observed in yucatan about the maya, about their ceremonial cycles, their ritual calendars. he even had pictures of

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stuart?steve, thank you very much, indeed. >> you bet. >>> this holiday season, as you're flying, are they snooping? some airlines, reportedly, are digging for information on customers. i don't mean seat information, i'm talking about everything from your favorite cocktail to your home's value. airlines say it's all about giving flyers personalized service, but mark murphy think it's just going too far. mark is the founder of travelpolicy.com. i think if they want to know what my favorite drink is or the value of my home, i think they're going too far. >> that's too much. >> but are day going after that and how do they get that? >> first of all, i know who you are and where you live, because you paid with a credit card. i've got that information. and zillow and other sources out there will tell you what the home value is. they can kind of gauge what your value is. and they've got something on called mbc, which is the airlines want to be deliver personalized fares to you. and one of the concer

stuart varney had you been watching twitter?e to restore your set.yo you don't know what i am i talking about? role of the tape. >> the all-star game at city feel they would rush the field taking palpi security guards he did it because he treated if he had 1,000 tweet said he would stormed the fieldil if i get 1,000 retweets i will run on two stuart varney is set in the middle of his show.>> f what? >> i am here. thank you for the retweets. cheers. i am taking over. i am here forever. i am just kidding. [laughter] still we're did not thinkve that was funny your fans have spoken to. >> this is a complete surprise. >> you look shocked. >> i thought you may have been warda but you have been busy working on the up a grassy. >> you can store and this set any dates that you would like. >> he is a good sport not even pressing charges. now have to figure out my next target. have to agree on the day. though willis report is next. >> sharing is caring. it can be fine. and when i asked, public or private, most people said,. >> public. >> o

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i'd like to ask terry stuart worked day and night i want to give them a chance to talk about. thank you >> thank you (clapping). >> i never see me at the poumd without the opinion in my hand. i want to add we're excited about getting marriage equality back it upholds this supreme court decision but you know there's a doma case and a lot of people fought about it but when we work together great things happen and in the doma case the court expressed a equal protection. so i'm really great deal of to the people who work so hard on the doma case and the people who were the plaintiffs in the cases and await us both working together we have this two part victory so we should celebrate both. thank you (clapping) >> we have, you know, we're blessed no san francisco to have amazing leadership. our mayor and former mayor and city attorney and the people in the city attorney's office office and then the leadership in this city on the board of supervisors level per we're going to hear from 3 of our members of the board of supervisors we need to thank them for making san francisco this ama

me for tonight's big picture rumble our neil munro white house correspondent at the daily caller stuart a national organizing director for the national union of hospital and health care employees and huey newsome the national advisory council at the project twenty one black leadership network thank you all gentlemen for joining me let's get started you heard by a off the top about janet yellen i mean we heard ben bernanke bernanke you make the same calls in front of congress like look you know this austerity we understand the goal of deficit reduction but this is hurting the economy this is hurting the recovery we need some sort of stimulus coming from somewhere wins congress going to listen what more do we need to see with the economy and austerity before they're like this is not working congress is saving the nation from another blast of debt. called the sequester it will trim federal spending by sixteen nineteen billion dollars all right this is a fifteen trillion economy it's fifteen thousand billion a year this is not going to make a huge difference and if yellen herself by inventi

stuart: obamacare forces all of us to get insurance. next year we will have to enroll in an insurance plan, that means far more people will be enrolling in the employment health plan offered by their employer. millions more people will be insured. their employer has to pay for that. that is a big increase in their cost structure. they will raise premiums and raise deductibles to pay for all those people flooding into their systems. that means you, millions of people, will be paying more because of obamacare. bill: just to be clear on this the vast majority of americans will see higher premiums? stuart: yes. bill: and they will see bigger deductibles? stuart: the vast majority of americans who get their health insurance through their employer will see higher premiums but the deductibles are huge, that is an immediate out-of-pocket expense when you go to the doctor, the hospital, the pharmacy, when you pay for medical treatment and you have a big deductible, that is out of your pocket immediately and those deductibles are going up. bill:

the avoca beach address the nation for the fist time since his government stuart and the euro could be with you create a society of the european thousand and two he said no but you will be lied to me that the european union france. it's been down one to economic pressure from the kremlin to get it at beaches for finding tights with russia rather than tending to the west. jailed opposition he did get to that jankovic launched a hunger strike in protest. that led to a red vinyl elliott. as i knit community and solidarity with everyone fighting on the streets in ukraine and around the globe and going on in a definite time to strike with a ten month to get a conviction to selling the association and free trade agreements with the eu in brussels has been trying to win a free kick but the ex prime minister jailed up to watch western governments say the least if he meant it take to trial. thailand's prime minister is facing a no confidence vote in parliament voted out by the opposition democrat party in an escalating peeped at the soda on monday protest is to accuse he know kinda laughed at b

and i'm gonna meet stuart, who's the manager of the distillery here.all of scotland. >> hi, megan, pleased to meet you. i'm stuart. >> nice to meet you, stewart. >> like to take you around the distillery, and i'll show you how we make some whisky. >> whisky me away. ♪ scottish whisky's distinctive taste comes from malted barley. the barley is soaked and dried in a kiln over a peat fire, mixed with water, and then left to ferment. the wheat alcoholic solution, or wort, is then distilled, and matured in oak barrels for three to 30 years. this process hasn't changed in hundreds of years. how many caskets are in this place, this building? >> about four and a half thousand. >> four and a half thousand. and, how many buildings like this do you have? >> we have five. this is 1975. ardbeg. you should find it very smoky. very fruity and very sweet. >> excellent. >> slainte mhath. >> slainte mhat, what's that? >> that means cheers. >> in gaelic. >> slainte mhath, then. >> enjoy. ♪ >> isla is an island full of stories of ghosts and fairies. but, i actually get to

competitors are expected to take part in the event which kicks off on the fifth of january well sir stuart law unless it was presented with its golden into waterways. they'll issue that the boys and girls. last season. twenty six year old scored forty six goals in the league to help him count on something that ought to but from what it is. despite missing seven games to injury unfortunately the bulls hamstring strains have returned to play nicely. you can see the devil's own career but he would be facing it. you and then what is to get on the beach and enjoy myself again but it was a wet cotton string for my body so that is. what are the one with breathing and feeding but it's still possible to say but i'll be ready to play in the house to see how it goes in and then in may from one thing to mention. soon he becomes the first player to receive the award three times has won four consecutive work where there was three judges and six on a stupid cops to cope with the delay to get it comes to the cops. do. huge thanks to these were both introduced in hospitals across california and some of the

stuart: time now for the morning gold report.00, the key support number is 1308 right now. now, you know, let's just look at obamacare. 16 senate democrats met with president obama yesterday in what's called a crisis meeting. the democrats are very worried about defending this mess of a law as they run for reelection. you know, e-mack, i think that the big thing was how tight that virginia race was. it was obvious that obamacare almost killed, took snatched defeat from the jaws of victory and a lot of people are worri worried. >> people from their home states are seeing policies canceled and the president with top democrats there. big names there, al franklin, rick durbin and mary franklin from louisiana and we have democratic senators putting out statements, listen, mr. president, you've got to get up to speed on this. the apologies, there are no apologies. there's no accountability, and you've got to basically listen to the american people and listen to the voters who we face, the wrath of the voters are coming in the mid term.

stuart varney joins me now. stuart, these are nowhere near the numbers we heard were needed to make this solvent. stuart: that is precisely right, martha. you need the biggest pool possible with as much money as possible. that is why under obamacare everybody's got to have insurance, they want your money. if young, healthy people don't pay into this system, there's not much money going in. if a lot of older, sicker people go into the system, they're taking a lot of people out. if the young people don't front up and put real money into this system, they will be taking very little out, so insurers have to raise their premiums, raise the cost of insurance they are offering so fewer people in role. that is the death spiral. things are not going well at this moment. martha: many people coming in are coming in from free care. they would have the best motivation to logon and try to get something. stuart: headline for the u.s. time says three for millions under the care act. including the medicaid people getting it tota

make operations more powerful stuart has successfully return to earth after a historic. now the longest torch relay in olympic history is set to continue but for dvd sales. the zhong seek brings to mind from the sky had woken up. tehran has signed an agreement with the eu and its atomic watchdog which has access to several of them honestly can't say this isn't pleasing become financial grant enabled supplements and there was no progress and tenacious mound of talks on how to knit in one's think the problem france's morning named for still wanting a break straight while he's around the edge not as am i so need a station with a cold and dangerous deal of peace christy and her. hse was this settlement in fact the colts did seem promising you have the mania foreign ministers meet in with the european union policy chief on ict catherine ashton in the mood in a nice innocent and one of optimism this home has seen opposed to the citgo stations from the stock saying that the plant will teach a new way. and in fact does not has already seen a case demands nuclear program but neta

i think you're in good company, stuart.ee out of five stars that's a hold for cisco. what are you seeing that's different from what stuart sees? >> well, actually i agree with a lot of the other guest points. cisco has done a very good job of repositioning its portfolio and the stock is an attractive valuation in a tech market that looks overvalued to us. so i -- where i tend to disagree i'm not really confident or certain on the cycle. i do think that cisco is an interesting long-term investment for investors who want different depds growth. if you look at it, they currently pay 68 cents per share in dividends equating about a 2.9% yield. only a 30% payout ratio, 30% of free cash flow it ted ca-- dedicated to that divd dend. for long-term investors you're getting a decent relative value in a market that looks a bit overvalued to us. >> i see you've got a fair value estimate of 26 bucks which is just above where it is right now. stuart and grady, thank you for joining us. cisco is reporting its earnings after the bell today

then we are start with stuart varney of varney and company. he says this fix will bring on a huge amount of confusion. so, stuart, first of all lay out for us what the president committed to do yesterday. >> reporter: the president is asking or telling the insurers to go back to the plans that have just been canceled. go back to the plans they liked and chose in the first place. that's what the presidential fix amounts to. but it leaves us deeper in chaos in our entire healthcare system. i'm trying to get answers to two fundamental questions and i can't get firm answers. will plans be restored. some insurers said we are not going to go back to her to substandard plans. it depend on the insurers themselves. do they have time to go back to those old plans. effect question, will consumers be paying more? probably yes. because this is a fix that only lasts for one year. so ultimately you have to go back to the new higher premiums and deductibles. people will be taken out of those exchanges because they can keep their plan which means the pool is s

. >> and stuart brode ignores the jeers and puts england in command against australia in the first ashes test. >> funerals have been held in cairo for 11 egyptian soldiers killed in a suicide bombing in the sinai, dying on the border near gaza on the wednesday after a convoy of army buses. military chief abdul fatah al-sisi attended the service. >> translation: these martyrs, this treasurerous attack increases our wish to fight against them. >> a university - looking at live pictures from cairo - a student was killed wednesday when security forces moved in to clear the protest. those demonstrating are supporters of the ousted president mohamed morsi. >> a year ago a wildlife trafficker known as the lizard king was released from a malaysian gaol. he's once again selling off endangered species. al jazeera's "101 east" team went through africa and asia. >> home to some of the world's rare and iconic creatures. inform ants say madagascar has been a valuable source country for the lizard king. in tana we infiltrate his network. posing as interested buy e we meet mario, an exporter of seafood

when stuart and john looked for courage in people and they found one person among in one person who used power of his office to make history by also to express the love of this city because that's the most important thing you love the city you do what's right no matter what the consequences that that's what gavin newsom has done. courage respect, love for the city and love for the people (clapping) >> lieutenant govern gavin newsom (clapping) thank you, mayor human resources how you all feeling? >> (clapping) >> what a day. a special day. let me thank you, mayor. i want to thank mayor lee foreour stuartship and support for the cause. and thank you, mayor lee for appointing me to the board i had the privilege of getting involved in the marriage partnerships it seemed strange at the time. but san francisco has been on the leading and a city open the edge a city of entrepreneurs and it's a special place. i think every single one if you understand the core principle of 0 core values we don't there are not diversity we celebrate our diversity each and every day. so that's what we're celebrati

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he did us comedian john stuart pearce as our program returned to the airwaves to do for a week ago after a four month hiatus. this kept smoking them in the tree featured creeping egypt and poking fun at general lcc prompted a spate of legal complaints. cbc said the time it was committed to freedom of expression but the episode usually airs on friday with the poles minutes before being broken. apparently reaching editorial policy and its. two of us who spoke to him. indeed for the past two years. and i thing the conservatives who are very much for the army and for the military and pro pro pro no criticism in the specific figures captured this picture. this is the first time fasting yousef is kind of stuff on popular with the country's readers. he's already being prosecuted for effective orator and insulting former presidents mohamad morrissey i have some nice new sets me off posting at the stake into training to the map is around fifteen minutes time you can see below. since down to earth. i was. or if they want this week on down to it will import the world's largest went to church becaus

hey, you -- stuart little. get out of those. those are the mayor's shoes. get out of there. ps, the mayor and i are the exact same size. right now the mayor's vase between democrat bill de blasio and republican joe lhota. >> de blasio has a 45% lead in the race to be the big apple's next mayor. >> jon: 45% -- that's the same amount that hot dog is beating rat on a stick. joe lhota may come in third to drunk antisemitic times square el mow. but the second place status is an asset according to lhota. >> he said he is the underdog but added new yorkers love an underdog. >> jon: if you were ten points down you would be an underdog. at 50 points you are a sad dog. you are like the kind of dog that sarah mclachlan sings songs over the top of. ♪ through the arms of an angel [laughter] wow. right now there's a mayor in toronto going i'm smoking way too much crack. [laughter] i almost feel bad for joe lhota. his opponent has a ton of charisma with his family with their own signature dance moves. check that out. how do you fight that? >> he talks a good game but boy he can't even get

doug stuart works nights offering homeless men and women a chance to leave areas like this.head of the expected cold and wet weather, he says the goal is to get them into a shelter before the flood control district and sheriff's department clear them out on tuesday. he says this is just one of up to a dozen camps within a half mile radius where they live. >> they look exactly the same on the creek, despite it saying no camping. this is part of the issue the county has. they cut the fences to come down. it's unsafe in about a month to be out here once the rain starts. this water will probably be up somewhere in this neighborhood. i've seen this water all the way up to the wall before. so from there to there, you know, and it gets dangerous, and that's part of the reason they're getting they moving now, so they don't have those issues when the water does start to rise. i think they're concerned about the mess issue and people being in danger with the rain season coming. >>> supporters of hilary clinton gathered to urge her to run for president in 2016. the rally was organized

stuart will be back tomorrow.ut today, here's the big story ma and pa investors are getting in so is its sometime for me to get out? after the a month of losses after that speech, we bounced right back. well we've got david stockman the man who has been call forge a huge selloff, once the fed stops printing. he is here in person in just a few minutes. don't forget about obamacare. congress returns from a long weekend. they're working on a fix. we have early enrollment numbers. say they're very low. that would be putting it mildly. in fact obamacare if it was a stock would be down huge. plus one company makes $5.8 billion in sales in just one day. we'll tell you who it is. "varney & company" is about to begin and what if that person were you? ♪ when you think aboutt, isn't that what retirement should be, paying ourselves to do what we love? ♪ paying ourselves to do what we love? stick with innovation. stk with power. stick with technology. get thflexca platinum. new from plips sonicare. charles: all right. we've go

today, as you know, halloween and kentucky jenny stuart medical center had a costume party.as president obama in a straight jacket, of course, course,,ing the obama care controversy. now, over the years americans have worn richard nixon masks, ronald reagan masks, jimmy carter masks and monica lewenski masks. wait until you hear how president obama racked. program seen after the factor. what a lucky lady you are to have my lead? >> you are the luckest person. >> amen to that i'm not going to give you hard time on that. >> what happened in kentucky when the guy wore the obama mask. >> as far as we can tell nobody complained at the hospital. none the less, all 750 employees have been forced to take diversity training so they understand it's improper to hurt anybody's feelings including president obama. >> who forces 750 americans to take diversity training? >> the vp of resources at the medical center. >> this jenny medical center. >> jenny stuart medical center in kentucky. >> they're the villains here because they see one guy doing this and it's satire. i mean, come on. and

together with ambassador stuart eisenstadt who at that time was the white house advisor, they joinedad this menorah erected. in those days, it was a novel idea but do i need to tell you that almost anywhere you go in any major city, you will find a menorah just like this, maybe with a crowd almost like this, celebrating the miracle of hanukkah. i have also noticed that we have been joined by a member of the president's cabinet who will be speaking after rabbi shemtov senior and he is the united states trade representative, michael from and. would you appropriately greeted them? [applause] to share some hanukkah greetings with us, please give your attention to rabbi abraham shemtov. >> happy hanukkah to all who have braved to come here and participate and the many, many throughout the world who are listening in to this celebration. and americanmtov friends of lubavitch are doing a great job especially as we celebrate the holiday of hanukkah, there are two parts. one part that we are celebrating strengthavery and the who wereted by the few outnumbered many times and they stood up in wh

stuart varney, at the fox business network, had on a woman who lost her insurance policy she was happy with it. let's play sound from that and get your reaction. >> tremendous amount of trust with that insurance company. i know the claims people by name. they have never denied my treatment. now i'll go to an unknown, insurance company i haven't dealt with, people i don't know and people i don't have confidence in. with cancer you have to headache decisions incredibly fast because your life depends upon it. >> rich, we are always hearing the administration lambasting insurance companies. this is a woman who had stage four cancer. she was very happy with the insurance policy and she lost it because of obamacare. the more you see the face of people who suffered because of this, the more i think there is no fix at all. >> i don't think there is any fix at all. but now between now and the 2014 election the administration will wage a fierce war against the insurance firms and try to blame it on them. president obama did not do that in the press conference on thursday. but you will see this i

stuart varney joins us.ing week you've got the five biggest thanksgiving turkeys. >> financial turkeys. start with number five. my opinion, the california bullet train. supposed to cost $68 billion. nonsense. that thing is going to cost $100 billion. it will never be built. it's not been built so far. it is delayed. that's a train wreck. a genuine train wreck. number four, ready for it? j.c. penney. j.c. penney was raided by an outside investor who insisted on wholesale management changes. it totally failed. y.c. penny is worth $2.8 billion lock stock and barrel. that's a turkey. >> once upon a time the blackberry, everybody had to have one. now it's almost a joke. >> that is my number three. blackberry crashed in 2013. six years ago before the iphone appeared, blackberry was worth $67 billion. today it's worth $3 billion. >> very curious to see if someone is going to try to revive it or just kill it. >> they'll try to revive it. it's a losing cause. >> i like it better than the iphone. i miss it. >> i switc