stuart: will you come back? stuart: thank you. stossel exposes president obama's budget. the dow is up nearly 80. >> it started low. less than 5% of the economy. here is world war i. world war ii. it used to go down after wars. now, it only goes up. ♪ stuart: president obama released his budget tuesday and john stossel has the numbers behind it and some investigation going on. where do you want to start with the budget? john: what galls me is inflation this year was 1.6%. this budget increase was 6.8%. should it be 7%? 6%? why does it always have to increase more than the rate of inflation? stuart: it is called buying votes. you splash some money out there, it goes to your favorite constituents and they vote for you. not your money, it is the taxpayers' money. john: when i interview people on the streets what should make it? they can't come up with anything. yet the politicians say every year we have to beat inflation? we could grow our way out of this horrible debt crisis we are about to be in when our generation retires if they

stuart: thank you.rs announcing they will take a $300 million charge this quarter related to the ignition switch recall. and a wider recall on a half-dozen more models. the stock barely budging but $34 per share for general motors. it was above 40 a few months ago. the obama administration gives up oversight opened the door to an internet tax may be? the united nations, maybe? john bolton after this. [ male announcer ] this is jowoods' first day of work. and his new boss told him two ings -- cook what you love, and save your money. joe doesn't know it yet, t he'll work his way up from busser to waiter to chef before opening a restaurant specializing in fish and game om the great northwest. he'll stt investing early, he'll find some good people to help guide him, and he'll set money aside from his first day of work to his last, ich isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. it's just common sense. so i can reach ally bank 24/7, but there ar24/7.branches? i'm sorry, i'm just really

stuart: sandra is here. gm has just alluding to, they did find a fix to this ignition problems nine years ago and this is important. they made what is called a, quote, business decision not to fix the problem. that is appalling p r but doesn't it confirm liability as well? >> the estimated cost of the fix they discovered in 2005 was the $1 per car. the recently 2 former gm executives say they didn't make this the mandatory fix is they didn't consider it a 100% fix so they contacted gm dealers and said if anybody comes in and complaints about this ignition problem or their car shutting off you can supply them with this temporary fix. an extension on the key to make it fit better in the ignition and they didn't consider this a whole fix so they didn't make it mandatory and that could leave them on the hook. stuart: investors are accepting gm's deniable of reliability and responsibility. liz: they put it on the old bankruptcy. stuart: stock is up today. doesn't think much of this pr nightmare. another good sign

stuart: is he really?i did get some tweets from people. stuart: not getting people to sign up, but he is reaching real people with a message to sign up. >> you do not need to go out and reach out to lance bass. stuart: your take on president obama's latest executive order is next. ♪ nascar is about excitement. but tracking all the action and hearing everything from our marketing partners, the media and millions of fans on social media can be a challenge. that's why we partnered with hp to build the new nascar fan and media engagement center. hp's technology helps us turn millions of tweets, posts and stories into real-time business insights that help nascar win with our fans. ashley: we got hate mail. yoga does not agree with my comments on raising overtime pay for salary workers. he says that is rich coming from someone who has never run a business or had to make a payroll. you are wrong. sean was very critical of my morning video. he says if you don't like it go back to britain. point taken. near the low

stuart: what about now?we'd begin to his portfolio he would be in favor of the keystone not because he would create jobs of the build anything that creates jobs, he thinks this would be a good thing for the country, good for business in this country but here is the thing, he is only -- deegan to his portfolio he has been acquiring some companies that would benefit from the approval of the keystone pipeline. case in point company acquired that would help the oil moves through the pipeline faster. in general pipeline faster but it would work with the keystone as well so let's not forget he is always positioning himself for profit and always talking to benefit his books. he stuart: you affect policy because he is warren buffett and churns up with a parent or the president and then is buying into companies which will benefit from his teaming up with the president and affecting policy. there is something wrong in my opinion. sandra: has no idea if the president will approve it but nonetheless speaking out a chang

stuart: thank you, sir.eneral motors has recalled twice the amount of cars that they sold last year. tomorrow, mary barra will testify. the subsequent airbag failures are also linked to deaths. a couple bombshells that she will have to address. federal regulators twice declined. why was that? gm reportedly rejected a fix back in 2005. it would have taken too long. this applies to meet significant liability. financial liability on the part of general motors. the present general motors is to share and ceo. it is not the same corporation. the administration changed bankruptcy laws. they did a once in a lifetime bankruptcy. there is a catch here. if general motors was aware of this and hid it from the public, that would be enough to pierce bankruptcy and argue to a federal judge now that present general motors should be liable for the negligence and keeping from the public of what it knew was wrong. that billion dollars could be taken off the old general motors. >> right. exactly. this may actually come back to

stuart: no? >> no. stuart: 200 million? >> no. stuart, on. you would not just cash out? >> no. i want it to be a phenomenon. i want it to change the world. business can do that. stuart: the most enjoyable interview on television you have ever done. >> i have not done that many. stuart: it was the best. [laughter] stuart: terrific. thank you so much for joining us. though -- stocks will keep going up. it is the real halftime report. it is next. ♪ [ male announcer ] this is jowoods' first day of work. and his new boss told him two ings -- cook what you love, and save your money. joe doesn't know it yet, t he'll work his way up from busser to waiter to chef before opening a restaurant specializing in fish and game om the great northwest. he'll stt investing early, he'll find some good people to help guide him, and he'll set money aside from his first day of work to his last, ich isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. it's just common sense. sometimes they just drop in. always obvious. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we en

stuart: it is 500%. stuart: check the big board.en has the third fed meeting and she speaks tomorrow and at a press conference. i am sure you, charles payne are going to be glued to every word she says. charles: here is what i think. janet yellen stayed the course, and says a couple things, that the economy is falling apart, and the fit is impotent, can't do anything. they would love to take this victory lap whether it is earned or not. a giant difference between q e where the money goes to the u.s. treasury or fannie mae. how did fannie mae payback $120 this year and have? the real deal is when they raise rates. that is a year from now although wall street will get it later on in the year. stuart: she stays the gradually printing less and less money. charles: she has to print more and it will be bad news for the market. stuart: it is printing less, 6340 one. we say all the time on this program and and we mean it. technology is king. apple is teaming up with the danish hearing aid company g n resound to create the world's first smar

stuart: okay.y've just not come up with the kind of new products that steve jobs introduced year after year after year, is that it? >> well, there's that, but i think apple's also suffering from a perception issue. steve jobs embodiesed, you know -- embodied, you know, not just vision, but be he also had this power of persuasion that was just magical, and so even when things weren't happening, he had this ability to persuade people that there were exciting things to come and the things working on today are exciting. and i think without him apple's less convincing. stuart: is your book an implicit criticism of tim cook? are you basically saying tim cook cannot and does not measure up to steve jobs, the innovator and great leader? >> well, that's a loaded question. [laughter] stuart: no, it's a fair question. you must have come to a decision in your book. you must have said one way or the other. >> you know, i look at it differently. i think that apple itself is in a really challenging time when it h

they are working on it, stuart. stuart: thank you. nevermind deathwatch.ney. tracy, do you shop at jcpenney? >> no. anyone you talk about jcpenney, they do it down at the trading station here in new york. put a starbucks right at the entrance of the store. they make it a shopping environment. we know you love tesla. tesla is going down. the stock is up today. does he mean, or she, do they mean that the stock will go down? >> i do not have a comment on it. whether it will have a powerful battery to lower the cost of the model. can they make a battery? solar city. tesla invented a battery. who knows. local, chapultepec, a new high, i believe. nicole: the shareholders love to see it. it hit 579. up about 4%. just recently hit another high. do not forget, now they are offering shredded tofu. stuart: who saw $500 a share? nicole: a mcdonald's spinoff. you remember when. stuart: take a look at radioshack. the company is closing 1100 stores. now they have announced they are closing 1100 stores. is this a possible turnaround? liz: i do not think so. we have been t

stuart: very true.you to surface as you often do in this hour and make us some money and to date you say ultra. charles: i gave it to the audience, february 22nd of last year and it was a grand slam. it pulled back recently. charles: what do they do? charles: big salons near your home. next time your near a strip mall you will see one. i have never been inside one. first time i saw it i was blown away. it is a beauty salon. all these kind of things, they had all middle growing pain, you can see where they pulled back. it goes back to 135. this is the stock, i like short-term and long-term. stuart: we q you. next case. bit bit. one of these. facing a class-action lawsuit over a rashes some people say they get from wearing it. are lawyers going to kill it? maybe they are trying to but we have a lawyer joining us in two minutes. the company that helped 3d print a man's new face. >> that company makes machines, makes little figurines, jewelry, it is a glorified play-doh factory. so ally bank has a raise you

stuart: $15,000.s one up. >> that is one of the -- stuart: my producer said just hold it up. holding it up. >> 18,300. one of the oldest continuous watch manufacturers in production. 1755. stuart: handmade i take it, not 3d printed or anything like that. seriously. i will put it down and pick up the next one. are you offended if i did call it blink? sandra: that is like a diamonds. >> big and bulky. it is traditionally elegant. it is one of the -- founded many of the technology's use in watchmaking today like a perpetual calendar. this is a great watch. 18 carat rose bowlgold . stuart: $39,000. it is bulky. i should have the manicure every time i do that. how much? >> $100,000. stuart: what makes is worth that? >> that is a perpetual calendar. that timepiece when kept wound keep track of short months and lead years. stuart: so what? i have an iphone that does that. >> it is amazing watchmaker can sit at a desk and handcraft that. there are parts that are as thick as a human hair. stuart: apart from th

stuart: have you kept 100 million? >> no. stuart: i would know that.ughter] i did not play in this era of baseball that i did pretty well. stuart: you are great. a terrific book. it is an honor. will you come again? a second to interview with the english man? >> i am prepared now. [laughter] stuart: this picture causes a stir on our facebook page. that is me. i do wear jeans occasionally and that is a hoodie. taser drones and cal ripken ripken, jr. and a novel now be. we will have your response to that picture. ipo flattered. -- i am flattered. ♪ peace of mind is important when you're running a successful business. so we provide it services you can rely on. with centurylink as your trusted it partner, you'll experience reliable uptime for the network and services you depend on. multi-layered security solutions keep your information safe, and secure. and responsive dedicated support meets your needs, and eases your mind. centurylink. your link to what's next. (announcer) scottrade knows our and invest their own way. with scottrade's smart text, i can qu

stuart: explain yourself. charles: the government should not get in the business of propping up failed businesses. japan did that. pebble beach, rockefeller center. they want a trillion dollars. they had an implosion, they held up failed businesses, 20 years of going nowhere. watching that, watching us, this is what we do. if hi the senses fail, let them fail. stuart: hours from now janet yellen gives us their first news conference as chair. she will stick to the plan, that is print 10 billion fewer dollars each month. you said this yesterday, if she prints less, you think the market goes up, are you holding with that? charles: they had reduced tapering two times. we were supposed to crash the day they announced tapering. here is what people relate to the least. quantitative easing the same as other things in the past such as low interest rates? it has gone to the federal government. to be honest with you, we're kind of missed it, it was fannie mae. the federal reserve, how does it go back like this overnight?

stuart: dr.ebook saying facebook is a drug but you are all in favor of legalizing marijuana. >> i wouldn't make facebook illegal. i would have them pay for treatment when there ought to be a class-action suit of people whose say i have been addicted to this and might need some help and you guys should pay for it because you proffered this drug through the internet, you didn't tell me it was addictive, similarly people who grow pot should have a big slush fund of money ready because the word really hasn't gone out. this is the gateway drug, it will get you addictive and lead to less motivation and big lawsuits over it. stuart: is there any value in smoking marijuana? just to get your mind away from work or away from your troubles? some people say that is of value. >> here is the thing. many people can use many different drugs recreationally without terrible harm coming to them. they are risking addiction and there is a subset of people who cannot use drugs recreationally and for them they should b

i will say during the process when we were looking for a stuart there's a lot of parts in the plan they have to in your earlier question how do we know what they're to do and including an event plan and how they plan to make the space sustainable so we want to put out where do you think you'll be gaining the revenue from >> how does the city help? will the city help those stewards besides allowing them to apply for a permit. >> actively the city is collaborating for those spaces and communicating between departments and divisions is one effort that's helpful to activate a stuart space and the jurisdiction for each space is single so if it's a street plaza it's dwp and if it's under the city plaza it's under the jurisdiction of the real estate division that's what we're proposing. we're hoping that by streamlining the entry point and having systemic agreements to cut down on the time for people to be a stuart and really the streamlining for the permitting of those spaces we're hoping is going to support activation >> i have robin who will be on this project. >> i love it i think this is

stuart: doubling and maybe tripling, that is a shock. cheryl: stuart, thank you very much. adam: it will shift. cheryl: it is all about the fed during this hour. the warning styles from fedex. a winter much worse than feared. general motors begins. toyota finds more than a billion dollars. attorney general eric holder saying he hopes this case will serve as a model for other cases. adam: the race for your wrist. time running out for apple. cheryl: going out after working out. lulu lemmons newline for women. could you really work out in a dress. this is catching investors eyes today. adam: we want to go through today's top stories. cheryl: peter barnes is standing by. peter: looking for three things today. it continues to wind down the quantitative easing program. the fed is considering changing its guidance on when it will start to raise short-term interest rates. right now it says it plans to keep rates near zero, at least as long as the unemployment rate remains above 6.5%. getting closer into the threshold. some economists expect the fed to update its plan for unwinding

andrew and stuart they are just swinging. ♪ need the money like my name is cuba gooding ♪ >> add theo anything and it sounds like a party. ♪ keep it popping >> i think they put that go pro on -- >> yeah. >> clearly not a dislocation. >> i can actually make this moment even better for you because they also did a parody of our good friend lindsay sterling also a woman we've seen on our show. she's a brilliant violin player. she does this violin ballet video thing and andrew and stuart have a little bit of a crush on lindsay sterling so this is kind of a bow, a little tip of the hat to lindsay. ♪ >> i love this so much. >> -- moves and the strange settings. ♪ >> these guys can play just as good as lindsay, too. >> yeah. >>> dude spearfishing makes a catch, but then something catches his eye. >> you can see him frantically paddling to try to get back to the boat. >> see who's also hungry for a bite to eat. >>> and some guys pull a prank by staging a holdup, but things go very wrong when -- >> it's a bank, it's a bank, it's a bank! >> why this one was a hit to the face. you know, millions

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i am marty stuart, keep it coming. >> this was a paid advertisement by star vista and time line. >> the tension in ukraine and the worst east/west crisis since the cold war. crimea has held a referendum on secession and an overwhelming majority in favor of joining russia. washington says the vote is illegal and has threatened sanctions. john dawson is here with the latest. no surprise here. 95.5% of the votes were voting in favor of joining russia. that is clearly a surprise. the u.s. in the eu threatening sanctions. a white house message has john mccain on his comments. quite fierce comments as well on what he thinks about russia's move on this. >> russia is a gas station masquerading as a country. nationrruption, it's in that is really only dependent upon oil and gas for their economy. economic sanctions are important. with a mccain there useful collection of words. this is a concern. , the russians have pulled out 100 billion u.s. dollars. u.s. treasuries over the last week. three times more than any amount before that. they assets are frozen. they are pulling it out again. troops of

stuart, most of the country has been living through one of the most awful winters in living memory.hat we know is it's going away in the spring, for sure. this is not going away. there were two studies that came out. apparently only 10% of the uninsured have signed up or partially signed up for this program. the urban institute did a study, interviewed 8,000 people. 23% of the uninsured have no idea obamacare exists. never heard of it. it's incredible to think, but that is the case. >> never heard of it? never looked at a plan? >> never heard of it. they are off the grid. this administration is not going to be able to hit their numbers to bring sufficient people into this insurance pool to make it function, which as joe was suggesting is going to cause the insurance piece of this to degrade over time and is going to go right into that election. >> there's only three weeks to go to the deadline end of march. we were told going into this we were going to sign up for to try to cover 30 million people who were uninsured. we are not going to come close to that. >> they can't force people

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remember, stuart varney a huge microsoft sharer.. best stock right now. >> long-term, i will stick with microsoft. i think what i am seeing here from this new ceo, hes part of the significant seven, we have seen this rotation from the highfliers like amazon. i have been there, done that when amazon has gotten burned. charles: what is your take on the two? >> neither. charles: we have these brackets. you have to work with us, my man. you cannot substitute. you cannot put duke back in. you can go to our facebook and our twitter pages. for now, that is your halftime report. it is amazing stuff. we will play more next. ♪ 's smart text, i can quickly understand my charts, and spend more time trading. their quick trade bar lets my account follow me online so i can react in real-time. plus, my local scottrade office is there to help. because they know i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) ranked highest in investor satisfaction with self-directed services by j.d. power and associates. how much money

. >> nothing is more flattering than to be lampooned by john stuart. melissa: but. >>> but. he is entitled to his opinion. i'm entitled to my opinion. melissa: there is a but in my opinion. he deliberately obscured what is the main message. which is if you are interested in having a personal life, that women should focus as much energy and effort as they do on their career and -- >> exactly. melissa: on your personal life. >> that is exactly right. he obviously transposed those words and that message for his own purpose. i get that that is okay. have a little fun at my experience. i'm perfectly happy as long as showed my book. melissa: i missed the harvard princeton trip to daytona beach that looked like that. i don't think any of those people were, charlie, what did you think about that whole exchange? >> you know, i will say this, that i think, what i like about your position is that you're not, you're actually not dogmatic about it. you're just, being common sense here. if you want to have kids -- >> have to plan for it. >> plan for it. hard to have kids in your 40s. i kn

and it's from the portrait that was painted by gilbert stuart. he was an artist from rhode island, and it's the most famous portrait of george washington. but there were brothers who were put in charge of creating the image for the flag, and they went about designing it, coming up with all the different lettering. they had it perfect, except the image they had of george washington came from a box of cough syrup, and it just wouldn't do. and in the 11th hour, they found gilbert stuart's portrait of george washington. they put it on the flag. it was accepted by the legislators in washington, and we still have that flag today. >> with "flag facts," i'm brandon. >> online quizzes can be a fun way to put your skills to the test or to take a well-deserved break from all that tedious homework. think you have what it takes to name all 50 jelly belly flavors in just seven minutes? what about naming the villains from disney movies? sporcle.com has over 100,000 stimulating games just waiting to challenge you. the website also lets you create your own quizze

mr stuart is to bring the mask on and tonight. but despite the needle had to sell the rights to the olympiakos he'll chavez kept rejecting the cd itself back into the nineteen sixty one to find the exact opinion because he can be a filmmaker in common that. well this is beyond your average city of angels. now i have ever read in sweat. it is anna thompson creek. ricky stuart is right to the state conference in the middle of the american teaching me. do we know we can talk about no we don't show it is that there is or what after the compression but that we have tapes from there her store and we are able to listen to tapes and find a lot of that information. what i wanted a kitty you can. in the film. this keeps the disney create is a very high ceiling. at the peak now and they can still nothing beats out my new regional story. as the men and in this house lol we made it out. he said. full. he added the mini pumpkins is not a single the tragedy. more money just to fill the fox cities including second to many copies to be adapted int

stuart, very interesting. we'll see you later. are new reports that flight 370 may have dived to a low altitude right after communication was cut off. if true, why would it do that? a new focus and look at the background of the pilots on board. martha: warren buffett wants to give you a billion dollars, folks. all you have to do is come up with the perfect march madness bracket. not so hard to do, right? maybe it is. we'll tell you what you're up against when we come back. ♪ it's red lobster's lobsterfest! all promotions! the year's largest selection of lobster entrees, like lobster lover's dream. hurry in and sea food differently. go to red lobster.com for ten dollars off with purchase of two lobsterfest entrees. ♪ ♪ ♪ nascar is about excitement. but tracking all the action and hearing everything from our marketing partners, the media and millions of fans on social media can be a challenge. that's why we partnered with hp to build the new nascar fan and media engagement center. hp's technology helps us turn millions of tweets, po

bill: wow, what is the impact of this, stuart?ns really are the largest donors to political campaigns to democrats over the last 25 years. the top 25 donors, 14 of them are unions. and unions have given more than half of the money given to these political campaigns. money talks in politics. so when you have a significant union, like unite here, with all these members, coming out so forcefully saying that this really hurts my membership, that's a very big deal. the administration will have to listen to donald taylor. bill: five buckance hour. thank you, stuart. see you 90 minutes, 11:00 a.m. on fbn. >> race for answers as investigators toss out a key piece of evidence in the search for the plane that vanished in midair over this weekend. officials say that the oil slicks that were found in the south china sea do belong to malaysia airlines flight 370. search crews yet to find any sign of that missing plane. the pilots never made a distress call. which means whatever happened, it probably happened very quickly. scott brenner, former

we'll talk to stuart varney about that. >> that is a close encounter. that is not where you want to be. caught on tape how close this guy came to getting smashed. martha: the coast guard come together rescue of a man and his dog. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] help brazil reduce its overall reliance on foreign imports with the launch of theountry's largest petrochemical operation. ♪ when emerson takes up the challenge, "it's never been done before" simply becomes consider it solved. emerson. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ martha: a tap face of late-night up foe commercials is heading to prison. >> i wrote the book of natural cures they don't want you to know about because it describes the cures that are used all over the world and why the u.s. drug companies are trying to hold that information back from the public. martha: kevin trudeau sold many books but he had run-ins with the fcc and they banned some of his ads. yesterday a judge sentenced him to 10 years in prison claiming he bilked viewers out of their money. bill: new reports that the missing plane's diversion had been preprog

and for more, rego to stuart holliday of the united nations for special political affairs. give us a readout. you now have crimea taking a vote to join the russian federation. what does that mean, and what do you think sanctions would do in theory to halt that, or can it? >> sure, well, thank you for the opportunity. first, there are two options on this so-called referendum. one of them is an annexation to join russia. and the other one is a -- more of an autonomous plan where russia wins over the longer term anyway. so, you know, russia wins either way in terms of this referendum, which is why it's important to opponent out, as the president said, that it's unconstitutional. only a nationwide referendum under the current ukrainian constitution is permitted. so this really doesn't hold any water. on sanctions, you know, it depends on whether these are individual sanctions, freezing assets of certain leaders. obviously, a lot of russians in ukraine have their money outside of the country. they could escalate into really biting sanctions like those that might be focused on th

let's turn to stuart holliday, a former united states ambassador. now this president and ceo of the meridian international center, global diplomacy organization that works closely with the state department. nice to talk to you. >> good to see you. >> this matter of the vote in parliament, my understanding of the ukrainian constitution at its it's illegal and they can't do that. >> that's right. under the con constitution, referendum offing this type have to be taken on a national level. so there's no basis for it, and it won't hold up in terms of a legal basis for any kind of separation for crimea. >> so there's a vote in ten days in crimea whether to separate from ukraine. >> under international law it doesn't mean anything but does express a certain statement. and both options, whether to join russia or be a more aton mouse region in the ukraine play into mr. putin's long-term strategy. >> the prime minister of ukraine, who got four percent of the vote in the ukrainian parliamentary election, that prime minister has cut off all access to ukraineia

(vid stuart) it was a fundamental sunderstanding of what maring icause the maya never used an alphabet. landa only knew alphabets-- that's all that he could really imagine writing could be. and so he wrote down an a, b, c but he was writing down signs that made no sense as an alphabet. the glyphs were associated with maya rigion directly. he saw thelyphs as a reflection of that idolatry that had to be destroyed. and so he's very famous, for gathering together these... these manuscripts and having a bonfire-- destroying them all. (narrator) only three or four codices survived-- manuscripts made from the bark of fig trees. cracking the maya code has been a long and painstaking process. scholars gradually have identified sentence structures and realized that the mayan language was far more sophisticated than any other mesoamerican language. it's a complex system based on more than 500 hieroglyphs. it has sentences. it has verbs. it has adjectives. just like any other language. and deciphering the individual sounds eventually has allowed us to read whole texts. (narrator) those texts have

the number of people that we are treating increased tenfold and you have to find to be the best stuarts of the dollars -- stewards of the dollars, to be the most effective to a greater number of people. >> is 14 days in rehab enough. >> absolutely not. you need 90 days for people to reset their thermostat. >> dr rick tore is a leading specialist. >> we need to spend more money. we need more treatment centres and long-term rehab facilities. >> in vermont. if you have insurance, at a rehab facilities, two weeks is bizarre. in the first two weeks i was not ready. >> kimberley is in recovery and turned her addiction into advocacy, lobbying lawmakers to increase funding so addicts like her have a fighting chance. >> they don't understand that this is a disease. i don't suffer from moral defirm si. it's like anything else. it's like having caps ever. i suffer a disease, and there's no known cure. that's hard to get across to people. >> the new plan is to cut back existing treatment and focus on out patient care, giving patients heroin replacement drugs:. >> what we want to create is not one s

fox business's stuart varney and "wall street journal's" james freeman. what do you think of what ron paul had to say? i will let you go first. >> take a glimmer of hope of announcement at fed they pointed the finger at fiscal authorities. in other words president obama and the congress. that is another issue with this fed policy of ultralow rates. they're enabling terrible policy, overspending, overborrowing in the government. melissa: right. >> but if they actually took their, took the advice, let's hope the monetary folks, the central bank, fed would step back and allow better policies. melissa: go ahead, stuart. >> as a group policy the printing of money appears to be well past its sell buy date. melissa: right. >> what the fed is tried is easy way out. steve wants them to chop it off right now. no more money printing that would be extreme and provoke a extreme reaction the they're taking easy way out. slow, slow taper, the easy way out. they're in an core. it's a rot earn corner. because they're looking at what, a slowing economy. melissa: right. >>

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we have all-star line up, steve forbes, ron paul, michael cox and stuart varney just to name a few all here to take us through the fed hour. we want to see what is happening with the market right now. strong day for markets. we're seeing lots of green on the screen. take a look at that. mark newton down at the new york stock exchange with more on this one. mark, pretty strong rally out there. what do you think? >> definitely seeing some follow-through. that is encouraging. health care, technology, even energy participating which is real rarity these days. melissa: is it temporary given we have this meeting tomorrow? >> i don't think so. people put way too much stock in terms of fed meeting the way the stocks go in the short run. nobody expects anything different with the tapering. more forward guidance. melissa: if she changes her language on forward guidance will that have an impact on the market? >> people agree nan newsily you need a bunch of factors to look at not just one thing. to go from quantitative to qualitative makes a lot sense. if they learn anything about the administrati

we were able to track the stuart plane from takeoff until it crashed. for this aircraft, we have no idea what happens. the malaysia military is saying they have a track, but they don't know what they have. so until we get experts that know about radar, we will not know where the plane is. >> the similarity is you don't need a conscious pilot for a plane to go on for a long distance and that could be what happened to air malaysia. we don't know. >> thanks, scott brenner. >>> returning to the breaking news of the morning. a buildings explosion in northern manhattan. we are just getting conformation from the new york police department to fox news that we do have one person dead, 17 others injured, but they don't have more details and are saying the numbers could increase. we are waiting on a live news conference from the fdny. 5-alarm fire and many of the units trying to get the blaze under control. >> a dramatic testimony in south africa. you will recall that oscar pistorius said he thought there was a burglar in the bathroom and shot through the door. th

i was reading in on the payne stuart example today. in that case, the slow depressurization, this haunting, awful spectrum in which everyone lost consciousness and eventually the plane just kind of ghost planed gliding with the windows frosted over. in that case, did those communications facilities shut down as well? >> no. >> no. >> that's the point. >> that would mitigate against the depressurization idea. the open question is why would all those communication systems go out? >> right. well, you know, once again, you know, we have to also go back -- i'm sorry, i'm losing my feed here. we have to also go back to potential catastrophic failure of the aircraft. and if that, in fact, happened, a rapid depressurization of that plane, everything would have gone out. the transponder, all the reporting back to the airline, and rolls-royce would go out. >> let's talk about the possibility of a kind of concatenation of a variety of problems. famous air france flights that goes back in the atlantic. it's the horrible kind of winning the wrong l

david: stuart varney's stock, microsoft. i always think of stuart because of his holding in that. much, nicole, appreciate it. sandra: big oil stocks are up today with the broader stock market but crude oil falling from a five-month high on speculation that tension between ukraine and russia won't actually disrupt supplies. david: despite recent gains in oil we have someone bearish on big oil. he says the well is running dry for major energy stocks at least in the near term. joining us jeff reeves, investorplace.com editor. jeff, cuff to see you. supply and demand on oil specifically. start with the demand side. demand is dropping. i didn't realize how much until you sent your notes. tell us about it. >> yeah. i mean it shouldn't be much of a surprise to us here in the west, energy efficiency is a focus. specifically to big oil, if you look at some of the energy sources we have, a lot of frack something for natural gas. it is cheap. it is clean. it is preferable. telling to look at oil specifically because fuel oil has been on the decline as a heating source since the 1970s. energ

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