stuart over to you. stuart: thanks, maria. look at this. shake off terror scare and drop price of oil and watch profits go. stocks are on a tear. good morning everyone. it is the best stimulus plan in year. the collapse with the price of gas which is putting a lot of money into everybody's pocket. one of the factors in this big stock rally. look at numbers. oil dropped to $44 a barrel earlier. gas is at 2.11 national average. millions of drivers are paying under two bucks a gallon. however i have to bring this to you. house democrats want to raise taxes. even some republicans want to raise the gas tax, just when we all catch a break the beltway boys want to take your money off you. do not allow that to spoil the fun. the dow is up 2.50 2.60. "varney & company" is about to begin. >> just look at this. it is called a rally. the dow industrial average is up what about, 1.4%. that is50 points. let me tell you. -- 250 points. tech stocks are leading the way. a lot of big names beaten down recently are on the way back up again. look at this. appl

stuart: okay. we got that message. stuart: ouch back.d like to put it in the pay per shutter. stuart: president obama will propose raising taxes on the rich. he will pull in an extra $320 billion in the next 10 years. representative diane black joins us from capitol hill. i say those are proposals that we will hear tomorrow night in the state of the union message. i do not think any of these will pass congress. >> a will be right where they are. if the president really wanted to work with us, he would look at the draft he put out last year. the tax code has not been reformed since 1986. if we were really to do something to help people, it would be cool to say to the president. >> he knows this. the president knows that. he knows these proposals will not pass. why is he doing it? >> i think that it is just rhetoric. the best way to get upward mobility is to get the economy moving. we would see this economy move. i want you to move on to a different topic. a top priority this year. i find that number rather low. >> i certainly hear it in m

stuart, have a great show. stuart: stocks weighed down. gas up. what is up with that? the big guys are not breaking in the money. investors clearly do not like it. gas prices have stopped falling. regular actually went up overnight. the blizzard, big impact on the northeast. the snow has not stopped. varney and company is about to begin. new york city got off light. ♪ >> at this moment, though growing the economy shrinking deficits, bustling industry, booming energy production, freedom to write our own future. stuart: it sounds good. do you like that graphic there? we have a weakening economy now. some of the big-name stocks that you know reporting lower profits. not good news. we have a selloff. look at the names. caterpillar down big time. the biggest drop for that stock in four years. that stocks biggest drop in a year and a half. combine those two. move on down the list. united technologies. dupont. they are all down. dragging the dow industrials. the technology sector are. the worst performing their own fault. locate the big names. apple. google. amazon. twitter.

stuart is back. stuart: it is not over. a collapse in oil prices rolls on. happy new year and good morning everyone. it is really great to be back. especially when the good news keeps coming. airline tickets keep slipping. an average price for regular under $2 a gallon. oil is poised to drop below $50 a barrel. varney and company is about to begin. ♪ stuart: it is monday morning. check that the board now. oil is down too much. we have had a huge run-up. we are off 232 points. look at the stocks that are leading. caterpillar. chevron. the cell ibm. those five dallas .combining. the price of oil. that is where the real news is this morning. very close to what we call a for handle. $50. $2.35. to gasoline. the national average for gas to dollars $0.19. aaa sees u.s. drivers saving $75 billion on gas this year. look at the map. the $1 club expands to seven states. sound the trumpet. the cheapest gas in the land. $1.42 for regular. almost worth driving there. airlines are getting a huge benefit from tumbling prices. southwest is rewarding travelers. >> you have a

stuart: okay. a big one coming up the coastline towards here in new york. some updates for you. new jersey has just declared a state of emergency, connecticut has instituted a travel ban on state roadways starting at 9:00 eastern. zero visibility expected the storm is intensifying. new york state will close the new york thruway as of 10:00 tonight. come on in, please, fox news senior meteorologist janice dean live in the weather center. you were the one who first told -- [laughter] no, no no don't look guilty. [laughter] stuart: when i was watching you, you were the first to tell me this is a big deal. so tell me, how bad is it? >> well here's the difference, you can look at your run of the mill nor'easters and winter storms that bring feet of snow. the difference is this is a blizzard, and what that means is yes we're going to see a lot of snow, i but we're going to see a period of time where winds are in excess of 50, 60, even 70 miles per hour for a duration of 6-10 hours. that's the difference.

stuart first. stuart: 1975. liz: for which film -- stuart: you were going to get that wrong.d tom cruise receive his first oscar nomination. go-ahead. >> fourth of july. liz: here is another one. wait for it. you can phone a friend. i will ask wreck. name the famous rock band whose surviving members are older than stuart varney from the 60s if you get two of the new are correct. members are older than stuart varney. famous english -- what is the matter? stuart: what about two surviving members of the beatles? liz: he got one or two, he is correct. could which james bond actor i you younger than? you want to phone a friend? a lifeline? stuart: the scottish village with his name? sean connery. you got another one? liz: this is for both of you. which famous actress is stuart varney younger than. here's a clue. opposed the vietnam war. stuart: jane fonda. kahan >> john fund a? stuart: jane fonda. the apps. is it brand new? >> we came out with a month ago. stuart: you are going to sign on? >> 25,000. we didn't have anybody, no advertising until this week. i came to new york monday

stuart: okay, dr.r honorable american brave man, thank you for joining us, sir appreciate it. >> thank you, stuart, appreciate it. stuart: updating a story we broke last hour. california senator barbara boxer, democrat, releasing a video on her website announcing she was not going to seek re-election in 2016. she won the seat back in i think 1992. 74-year-old boxer says her age did not play a role in her decision, she's not going to stand in 16. >>> back straight to your money, shall we? the dow up about 500 points in two days. it lost 500 points in the two days before. that what's going on here? janet yellen not looking like she's going to raise rates any time soon. she might be printing more money. that's what some investors think, and investors love. the dow industrials up 283. all-time highs, home depot and walmart never higher than where they are now. oil off its lows $48.58 where it is now, maybe it's coming off the low, maybe it's formed a bottom we shall see. u.s. ten-year treasury the yield ba

stuart: sure is.in new jersey, 4:00 in the morning i gassed up, cost me $22 to fill the tank. that's pretty good. >> you might want to wait a couple weeks. stuart: oh i can wait. [laughter] thank you very much, indeed. we'll see you again soon. thanks. >> thank you. always a pleasure. stuart: i do want to get back to more serious subject of the day which is the terror attack in paris. pope francis blaming what he calls deviant forms of religion but now listen to how attorney general eric holder described it on the sunday talk shows. >> i certainly think that we are at war with those who would commit terrorist attacks and who would corrupt the islamic faith in the way that they do. i would say that we are at war with terrorists who commit these heinous acts and who use islam. they use a corrupted version of islam to justify their actions. stuart: all right. war stories host lieutenant colonel oliver north is with us. so welcome back to the program, a very good time for you to be with us today i've got

stuart: i am with you. >> screw the rich guys. stuart: i want $1.50 gas.n buffett as a sharing dispute. the pilots claim they are not getting paid enough. not getting enough healthcare. this is buffett's company. >> i note warren buffett a little bit. hypocritical situations he supports president obama on just about every issue. he takes advantage of every tax break in the world. a great investor. there is no doubt. is he going to let them unionize? >> maybe al sharpton should come in. >> off to age about it *. another 107. you have a lot of people talking about a correction. you think stocks could pull back 5% this month? i want to stress that. where the dow has traded off aggressively. plus, we have the polar vortex and the 800-pound gorilla in the room is weaning off of stimulus. ♪ stuart: down she goes. cheap oil. that is taking the toll on u.s. steel. very close to $47 a barrel. 48.01. staying on oil. come on in. oil is cracking. you think it will have profound effects elsewhere. what is going on? >> it is not the oil price going down that will affect

stuart: mary, we you bite and i watch? >> yes. stuart: charles?> absolutely not. >> i do not own an iphone. stuart: check the big work, please. we were doing well. we went down 16-20. now we are up for it teen. a weak outlook for the year. cheap oil will pamper demand. of nearly 5%. you were right, young man. stuart: told people to stick with it. [laughter] stuart: yahoo!. unveiled a plan to spin off tax-free. near $40 billion worth of holdings and aly baba. yahoo! up 48 this morning. check out aly baba as they are spun off. investors do not like that. charles: a little beef with the government. they did not acknowledge it to the chinese government. stuart: i have something in my ear. what is that? is that a command? president obama dropping his plan to tax the 529 college spending account. nancy pelosi criticized the proposal. mary, i do not remember a major policy issue. i have not seen this before from the president. >> extending the bush tax cuts was also a defeat for the president. it undermines the fundamental truth. mitch cannot find all of

stuart: mary?e is not a lot of good news to talk about chris at this wants to run in 2016, her said leaving his state is terrible. >> what is his platform going to be? his personality? stuart: probably. >> that is only thing he can run. chris christie has a democratic legislature so you have a little bit of sympathy for him in that respect. he does have to deal with the other side to get any kind of reform through. he has had four years now. what does he have to show for it? why is he traveling around the country and not coming back and talking to legislatures, cajoling explaining to the public what he wants to do? i think he has a tough road ahead. i think thrill will be more announcements like this if you see these southern, low-tax light touch regulatory states compete with these really burdensome northeastern states. stuart: i'm told her said produces half the cars it sells in america in alabama. >> in alabama, exactly. georgia is a couple hundred miles from alabama. stuart: and it is a so you

stuart: all right.n that soundbite from the president where he was making fun of those that support drilling. >> step one is to drill. step two is to drill. step three is to keep drilling. we heard the same line in 2007 when i was running were president. that is a bumper sticker. it is not a strategy to solve our energy problem. stuart: oh, yes, mr. president it is. we enjoy the benefit of all of that drilling. now, the president is running again against rilling. specifically he wants restrictions against methane gas. come on in dan kissinger. explain this to me. what is wrong with going after methane emissions in the drilling process? >> he is trying to make more energy produced here. let's remember what this is. they changed the name. they are basically telling the natural gas industry that they should not -- stuart: is that true? methane is the same as natural gas. no difference? i thought there was a lot more carbon emitted when you burn methane and when you burn natural gas. natural gas is methane.

stuart: cheap gas.e think it is the best stimulus that we've got. >> the politician will take credit for the sun coming up in the morning, if you give them the chance. that is their job. they have always been the same. they are unchanging. when the economy was very fat, he said his policies were necessary to revise the economy. his policies are now affordable. the same policies that he offered now says will allow us to abort. stuart: a long line of veto threats as well. that puts him in the position of becoming the abstraction test now. >> i think that he cares very little. i think he is entirely focused on his legacy. i think he is now focused on remaking the democratic party. >> that speech last night would surely drive the democrats to the left. that was a full left-wing speech last night. how many senate democrats will go with him? >> he said it was out of iran's talking points. that is a strong indication that what we are headed for is the first breach. the president was flying high last night. at

[laughter] stuart: can i be in your next video? [laughter] stuart: you got me. it. >> you are on every day in my house. >> you did not tell me that. >> where do we start? >> they blame the president. they play in the markets. they blame everybody but themselves. this is a financial program. are you making money out of this? >> no comment. stuart: i will be very blunt. it is great to have you on the show. all of those millions of people. i know that there were millions of people that watched you that were waiting for you to fall. stuart: that was a heartwarming story. we really never know what to expect on this program. what story got everyone most fired up this morning. gruber caught on tape calling the american voter stupid. >> i am just really frustrated. >> absolutely stupid. >> thoughtless and downright insulting comments. >> incredibly disrespectful. they were indeed insulting. >> i behaved badly and i will have to live with that. >> they gave republicans -- >> that is stupid. >> i do not think so, no. >> does mit employee stupid people? >> not to my knowle

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stuart, have a great show. stuart: thank you very much. another 100 plus terrorist getting out soon. our economy slowing the latest numbers. a fox news poll shows two out of three things that we are still in recession. the government says prices are falling. here we go again. varney and company is about to begin. ♪ the market went up significantly. we were up 10. now we are up 75. goldman is a taos stock. when that stock goes down, it shaves points. the loss accounts for 20 points on the dow. toyota. dare we say it is finding a bottom? down a fraction of a penny overnight. it is still down above 22. that is just money straight back into your pocket. happy friday. three states hitting the $1 club. everyone in the center of the country can get gas will load $2. if you go to taxes you get the cheapest gas in the lands. interest rates touched 1.73%. they spiked down early this morning. they came back up again. we are at 1.8 to write out. there is financial fallout from the president immigrant amnesty. 2 million of those nearly amnesty people w

stuart, have a great show. stuart: we have to rethink the state of the economy. good morning everyone. retail sales in december dropped. what a surprise. the money we saved at the gas station was not enough. how to build a hard to detect bomb. carry on baggage getting extra attention at airports. varney and company is about to begin. ♪ >> ice cold in the snow. how could it be so? it came without thanks. it came without packages, boxes or bags. it look like the grinch stole christmas. retail sales down 1%. not having a positive impact on the stock market. down 183 points. how about the price of oil. where are we now? that is within shouting distance of a six year low. here is the story. commodity prices are falling. copper is leading the way. the price of gas continues to fall. down another penny overnight. 338 year ago. down 128 gallons. here is the key indicator. interest rates. it bounced back. historically, a very low level. our go to guy on commodities. eric, i want to stay away from technical details. what is your evidence that prices are falling? >> i am no

stuart: and you know. you know that the french authorities somehow shutdown communications in that area? >> they shot down during fox and friends at 7:00 a.m.. no social media, no communication. stuart: the two brothers could not get on to social media, no reports from outside, couldn't book report. >> telecommunication shutdown was reported four hours ago. stuart: the guy in the kosher deli, he said if you go after my colleagues i will shoot the hostages. and and they went after the deli guy and got him. four hostages were killed. >> the targeting of the jewish neighborhood inside paris, that is not a coincidence. stuart: >> we are not financial analysts. the dow jones industrial average was down and i thought the decline on the stock market had something to do with the new tariff threat. and something to do with the terror activity. and i'm going too far, and >> we just had the president of the u.s. petroleum institute, saying the big news they had to date, nebraska and of the semantics of the supreme co

. >> stuart scott is survived by his two daughters. his two parents and three siblings. president obama released a statement about the death of scott. it reads in part -- coming up at 6:30, learn what is next in the government's case. >> investigators say a young girl who survived a plane crash might have figured out how the crash occurred. she was a lone survivor of friday's crash which killed her parents, sister, and a cousin. she walked nearly a mile through thick woods and near freezing weather to the nearest house and ask the homeowner to call for help. >> god to cold for and showed her what to do -- took hold of her and showed her what to do. >> jury selection is set to begin tomorrow in the trial of boston marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev. a court refused to delay the trial or move it from boston. more than 260 were wounded in the 2013 attack. if convicted tsarnaev could face the death penalty. on tuesday, former governor bob mcdonnell will be sentenced on federal corruption charges. a jury convicted mcdonnell and his

stuart's path through work and life changed in 2007. doctors discovered a tumor. he under went two surgeries and months of chemotherapy. he believed he had beatenned it. four years late -- he had beaten it. four years later in 2011 cancer returned. stuart faced it again and again it returned in january of 2013. >> when you say you think it is something that you will never kick you don't want to know the prognosis, it doesn't matter to you? >> i don't know how many years you think i may have lived or how many months i may have left. say it is stage four, well it just will make me more scared. i don't need that. >> home for stuart held the most important purpose in his life and his fight being a father. >> he would always talk about them because they are his heart, so much pride. >> i get to go home with you tomorrow. >> on july 16th 2014, after 21 years on the air stuart was in a different role not anchor but inspiration. >> it is my profound honor to present the 2014 jimmy v perseverance award to stuart scott. >> when you die, it does not mean you lose to cancer.

i'm stuart scott. boo-yah!> watching him, as a black man, hearing things that i talk about with my other friends and feeling like, okay, i'm part of the conversation now. >> he sat down with two presidents, barack obama and bill clinton. and conducted one on one interviews with some of the biggest names in sports, including tiger woods and michael jordan. stuart's path through work and life changed in november 2007. doctors discovered a tumor. he underwent two surgeries and months of chemotherapy and believed he'd beaten it. four years later in 2011, the cancer returned. stuart faced it again. and again it returned in january 2013. when you say you think it's something that you're never going to kick, you don't want to know the prognosis? it doesn't matter to you? >> i don't want to know how many years you think i may have left, how many years. let's say it's stage four. it's just going to make me scared. more scared. i don't need that. >> in the midst of continued cheem dleotherapy treatments stuart took to th

that's stuart scott as died.most joyful, full of life individuals i have ever come across. lived his life the way his parents wanted him to live it. the way he felt he should live it. he broadcast the same way. a groundbreaking broadcaster. >> if anybody was more full of life i haven't met him or her. now full of life doesn't mean the most gregarious one at the part. it means someone who battled cancer head-on, three times. nef lost his great attitude about beating it. never lost his drive and energy in fighting it. >> because he was always so fair. but the number one thing for me as a person who wanted to be a broadcaster, he was a role model for me. >> since 1993 those of us here at espn fortunate enough to work with stuart saw how he lived. and in the past seven years, as he fought cancer we saw why he lived. for his daughters, taelor and sydni. and so today, we choose not the say that stuart lost to cancer. at the age of 49. instead, we'll simply say, that we all lost stuart. >> and it wasn't that long ago he

street down market street down san francisco, those happened on the stuart street facade. those unique events didn't happen on embarcadero. they were very much localized on stuart street because the ila hall was there and there was in and out organizing for the strike and taking care of the wounded when they were injured and memorializing those. that's why this is different. again, while this maybe an uncommon set of facts. ceqa not always being intuitive, but ceqa knows about factual evidence. there are facts in the record and independently evaluated facts that say what happened on stuart street based on evidence, there is 23-foot notes that cite to documents research elements and cultural that made clear going back in time that we can document for purposes of the evaluation and the preservation of the stuart street facade that this facade was differentiated from embarcadero facade first and foremost by the stuart street facade. i want to make it clear that the record does state this facade. i want to move to the connection from the preservation of the building for histor

i'm stuart scott.oyah. >> watching him as a black man, hearing things that i talk about with my other friends and feeling like, i'm part of the conversation now. >> reporter: he sat down with two presidents, barack obama and bill clinton and conducted one on one interviews with some of the biggest names in sports, including tiger woods and michael jordan. stuart's path through work and life changed in november 2007. doctors discovered a tumor. he under went two surgeries and months of chemotherapy. and believe he had beaten it. four years later in 2011, the cancer returned. stuart faced it again, and again it turned in january 2013. you say it's something you are never going to kick. you don't want to know the prognosis. it doesn't matter to you? >> i don't want to know how many years you think i may have left. how many months you think i may have left. let's say it's stage four. that is going to make me scared. more scared. i don't need that. continued chemotherapy treatments, and medication regiments

and the stuart street common wealth club has welcomed our union and their input in this project. they work with our librarian, our historian, who are both here today. one of our members retired now is a member of the common wealth club. he is here to speak in favor of this as well. stuart street will represent retired longshoreman and active longshoreman and labor unions nationwide. we think it's important to the city of san francisco and the history and the two men who were shot and killed at this site. thank you very much for your consideration an i hope it moves forward. thank you. >>supervisor london breed: thank you, next speaker, please. >> public speaker: good evening president, supervisors, my name is ann bower as the san francisco labor council on behalf of director tim paul's on. he's not here. he's in minnesota. we represent over 1,000 workers and unions and we are in support of this project. this site is in its pivotal role and it's history. the club works with the labor community to honor this great rich history. our interest in this is to see the vibrant part of our

stuart faced it again. again it returned in january 2013. >> when you say you think it's something that you're never going to kick. you don't want to know the prognosis? it doesn't really matter to you? >> i don't want to know how many years you think i may have left, how many years. how many months i may have left. let's say it's stage four. it's just going to make me scared. more scared. i don't need that. >> in the midst of continued chemotherapy treatments and medications, stuart took to the gym. >> feels good to be winded. >> yes. >> having trouble breathing. >> yes. >> chest hurts. i'm alive. >> reporter: home for stuart held the most important purpose in his life. being a father. >> he would always talk about them because they are his heart. so much pride. >> instead of sending you home tomorrow, i get to go home with you tomorrow. >> on july 16th, 2014, after 21 years on the air, stuart was in a different role. not anchor, but inspiration. >> it is my profound honor to present the 2014 jimmy v. pers

what a lot of people don't know is that it wasn't always cool being stuart scott especially for stuartf resistance in the early days because you know what, nobody was doing highlights while singing a rap lyric or making tupac references or talking about biggy smalls. it wasn't universally loved and a few of us tried to suggest you know, maybe you ought to tone it down a little bit and you know what ama? we were all absolutely wrong. stuart developed a style that resonated with young viewers, especially young black kids, and from the moment he uttered the first boo-ya he exploded from just another sportscaster on the set and he became a pop culture celebrity. i knew when my 8-year-old nephew was running around the house yelling boo-ya, boo-ya, stuart scott was on to something big. he was a pioneer with a style that will always be unique. i saw him at the super bowl in new orleans almost two years ago. we talked about his cancer. he actually felt great at the time. his attitude was truly amazing. he vowed that cancer would never get him, would just be another obstacle, would never define

how local fans are paying tribute to stuart scott. we'll have all those stories any moment, but we have breaking news from college park. university of maryland police are searching for the gunman in a home invasion that took place off cap is on potomac avenue, not far from the berwyn heights police department. the victim inside the home handed over personal belongings to the robbers and nobody was hurt. turning to the weather, big changes in the forecast as we head into the work week. it was a gloomy weekend with the rain, and get ready for some bone chilling temperatures this weekend a chance of snowflakes. eileen whelan has the forecast. >> a lot to talk about, and the colder weather is the main weather story as well as the gusty wind. the temperatures are still not that cold. the cold front slid through, but it will take time for the colder air to settle in. 54 degrees at reagan national, 48 gaithersburg and dulles, 36 in elkins, west virginia. it will take probably until the overnight for the cold air to settle in, but the wind is

. >>> remembering stuart scott. dead after a long battle with cancer. his moving speech and espn's touching tribute overnight. >>> confused fans learning about a legend for the first time. do some fans think paul mccartney is a newcomer? >>> and good monday morning to you all. and it is a cold morning across a big stretch of the country. >> well take a look at these wind chills. minus 30 minus 40. that's dangerous cold pouring down from the north. >> the difference between minneapolis and miami this morning is over 100 degrees. this comes after a week end of extremes. we begin with susan saulny. >> reporter: fast-moving tornadoes. blankets of snow. severe weather in many part of the country this weekend. in the south, thunderstorms knocked down trees. receivering power lines and blocking roads. tornadoes confirmed in mississippi and alabama. another reported in georgia. the sound of chain saws ringing through a suburban atlanta neighborhood startled home owners as cleanup began. this church in southern georgia was damaged during a service on sunday. >>

instead we'll simply say that we all lost stuart. >> he won't even know this.he was a role model for me and hundreds of other african- american journalists/athletes now who want to be legitimate. >> reporter: stuart will be forever remembered as a trailblazing professional with a remarkable enthusiasm for the craft he dedicated his life to and as a loving father. >> when you die, it does not mean that you lose to cancer. you beat cancer by how you live, why you live, and in the manner in which you live. >> reporter: for cbs this morning, james brown, washington. >> stuart scott, father of two, just 49 years old. we'l >>> women come back. investigators -- welcome back. investigators are combing through wreckage from the airasia flight and they may have had a break through. eight days after it went missing, a naval patrol ship believes it found the tail section of the plane. and that is where the flight data and cockpit voice recorders are located. alfonso van marsh has more. >> reporter: as crews recover more wreckage from airasia flight 8501, officials from the

stuart scott had done his speech 13 days before.o one was reaching me. i was too upset. and then i watched stuart scott's speech and i listened over and those seven words where he said you fight cancer by how you live. and that was like my nicolas cage/cher "moonstruck" moment of getting slapped like snap out of it. it was this idea that said look, we're all going to die of something. it's how we live our days it's how we bring people close to us, it's how we express our lives on a day in/day out basis like we truly do live in a state of grace. and now my cancer is gone. i do have to get checked every three months to make -- see if it's there or not. but i can promise you, no matter what future diagnoses bring, i will face it with a degree of strength. and in my family folklore that strength comes from the example of stuart scott. >> so many people can relate to that, dave. thank you very much for being here and sharing those personal revelations. really appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you. >>> as we go to break, we also want to

>> stuart good, to see you. interesting picture. bounced all around social media yesterday and into today of all these world leaders who arrived there in paris for this massive rally, from benjamin netanyahu to abbas and in contrast -- the daily news you let the world down. usually friendly to the president. they have his pike -- ache -- eric holder was in paris and his aide said he had important meetings but then had to get back to washington on sunday afternoon, so he did not attend the really even though he was in the very same city. josh earnest today at the white house podium made a rare admission there was a mistake made here and that someone above the u.s. ambassador to france, who was the only major official who was really there for the u.s. government someone higher than that, should have attended. appreciated josh about that. -- i pressed josh about that. >> we hasn't gotten an accounting what the president did. >> i haven't spoken to the president what he did yesterday. >> what what's president doing. >> i prepared for a

before you buckle up. >>> and remembering sports caster stuart scott.levated the game. >> booyah! >> the tributes pouring in tonight.

. >> reporter: jeff stuart saw his friend john gear shot by fairfax county police officer adam torres. stuart was standing next to john's father after police were called to the home because of a domestic dispute. >> he is the only one who knows why the trigger the pulled. >> reporter: fairfax county police finally released torres' name and some other details about the shaling but gear and stuart disagree with it. >> they are going to have to clarify. the entire time i was there, there was no firearm displayed. >> reporter: stuart does not believe john threatened police nor did he see any negotiator. just several officers with their guns drawn. >> when he was at the front door talks to the officers, i asked why you couldn't just put the guns away. >> reporter: after geer was shot, he shut the door and bled to death. police waited for an hour for a hostage vehicle to arrive before breaking down the door. >> to utilize the resources you spent hundreds of thousands of dollars, you allow a man to bleed to death after you put a bullet in him. >> if this is the way it is supposed to work, it

thank you. >> stuart scott showed us what strength could be in the face of cancer. in phoenix, there was a 16-year-old boy named anthony fighting leukemia and a friend of his mom created a facebook page called photo doggies. they said dogs make anthony smile. he has a lot to smile about. his page has gone viral. they received pictures of dogs from all over the world. there over 3/4 of a million dogs for anthony. there is a link to the page on our facebook page. please do. i have the worst cold with this runny nose. i better take something. dayquill cold and flu doesn't treat your runny nose. seriously? alka-seltzer plus cold and cough fights your worst cold symptoms plus your runny nose. oh, what a relief it is. >> bingo! >> darn it! i was one square away from winning that game. >> it's a shame sadie isn't here today she always wins. coulda won the big prize. >> you know, that could have helped her with some of jim's funeral expenses. >> there wasn't any life insurance? >> no, there wasn't. i'd been trying to convince her to call about the colonial penn program to m

bill: stuart scott style. remember the iconic sports anchor stuart scott dead far too young.g "sportscenter" host losing his long battle with cancer sunday morning. he anchored the show 21 years after he fought the deadly disease. he brought the espy audience to tears last summer during his inspiring speech when he received the jimmy v perseveres ran award. >> when you die, it does not mean thaw lose to cancer. you beat cancer by how you live, why you live and in the manner in which you live. [applause] bill: for more on scott's legacy, jim gray is a sportscaster and fox news contributor. jim, good morning to you. so many of us in the our industry known stuart for a very long time and we know how long and how hard he fought and he would say as he said during that summer, that he did not lose. he is judged on the way he lived his life. and it was an amazing thing to see the tribute pour in for him yesterday. >> really, just a tremendous outpouring. president obama released a statement. there were moments of silence at both nfl playoff games. tiger woods michael jordan, lebron

she's a colleague and close friend of stuart scott.looking so healthy and so strong it's just stunning how quickly this can happen. >> yes. but the thing is that night he was anything but healthy. he had spent the last ten days leading up to that day in the hospital. and up to three days before he didn't even know if he'd be able to make it. but this that espy award, was like a lifetime achievement award for stuart. and those who knew him knew there was no way unless the doctors shut hill down, that he would miss it. he knew what this diagnosis meant. i flew out that morning and got there, thank god, just in time. and what he said there was just so. poignant. i knew he turned a corner. and when you die, you've not lost. but now he's resting. he's at peace. he's not in pain. and now it's our job, our job as friends and fans out there, viewers, to keep this fight going for people like stuart and the millions like him. and he knew he was just a public figure fighting this but there are so many others out there. >> let's listen to a caller

stuart scott was 49 years old. we've got reaction from everyone from the president of the united states to the stars of the sports world. >>> at the vatican, pope francis named 15 new cardinals. they come from 14 nations to reflect the diversity of the church. he told the faithful that the new group shows the inseparable tie from the church of rome to churches in the world. some received their first cardinals ever. the pope has said repeatedly that the church must reach out to those on the margins. >>> what you need to know before you take ta spin. >> with a mild day today, temperatures into the 50s in philadelphia some spots reached 60. but we're in for a bitter blast. i'll have your details coming up. life's running out of shaving stuff. and thankfully being able to find backups. life's running out of shaving stuff. and thankfully being able to find backups. >>> well, get ready for more bikes on the streets of philadelphia. tonight, new details on the city's bike share program. riders won't have to use a credit c

before the game there was a moment of silence for stuart scott.passed away after a lengthy battle with cancer at the age 49. >>> to the game, the colts handled the bengals in impressive fashion. daniel herron runs in it from short yardage to give indy a seven-nothing lead. in the third quarter andrew lock dante moncrief good for. and the colts advance to take on the broncos with a 26 to 10 win. >>> crazy play in last night's materials-ravens game. check it out. ben roethlisberger throws it, an interception with his leg. look closely because the ball end up between his knees. how did he do that? ravens went on to beat the steelers 30 to 17. next up the patriots. >>> flyers in trouble with the nhl fined an inand undisclosed amount of money for violating the league's collective bargaining agreement. the team traveled to nashville on christmas break on december 26. to be in complaints with the rule they have to fly december 27th day of the game. the. last night flyers ended their eight game road trip by losing their fifth in a row in new jersey. jamir

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before you buckle up. >>> and remembers sports caster stuart scott. the man and the voice who elevated the game. >> booyah! >> the tributes pouring in