very similar to an alcohol bottle or pack of cigarettes. >> tony fox, thanks so much for joining us,ood luck to you. >> thank you very much. >>> martha stewart and macy's say they have settled a lawsuit that accused stewart's company of violating an exclusive deal by selling products at jcpenney. macy's sued both companies last year, over the decision to open martha stewart's home shops in jcpenney's scores. macy's claimed exclusive rights. neither side is saying what the terms of the settlement are, macy's still has a claim against jcpenney in the case. >>> the rich really are getting richer. the 300 wealthiest people in the world added $523 billion. the combined worth of them standings at $3.7 trillion. the largest gains was seen in those in the technology industry, like bill gates. slim remains mexico's richest man, he owns america movil. the richest man in europe who owns 59% of the world's largest clothing dealer, and warren buffet, and you can see sweden's richest man who has a controlling stake in ikea. and former new york city major michael bloomberg is not included in his ra

store owner tony fox was thrilled, but says it's about more than the money. >> it's a business, but it's a passionate social justice issue as well. it's personal for many of the people in line, as well as myself. >> nothing has challenged, other than 10,000 people will not be rested for possessing marijuana, and it will be sold by tightly controlled businesses instead of the underground market. in other words activists hope after the rush wears off, buying weed looks a lot like business as usual. day one of legal weed in colorado seems to be going off without a hitch. local police in denver say they have not had problems. a couple of police cars drove by checking out the line in the parking lot. state marijuana enforcement officials came in, satisfied with the way everything was going. this is being watched closely, not just in the state. but across the country. a lot are interested in the huge revenue. a huge cultural shift giving a whole new meaning to the phrase rocky mountain high in the rocky mountain state. >> five years after the financial crisis investors enjoyed one of the best

. >> reporter: shop owner, toni fox, is expanding and hiring.as nine employees. >> by the end of january, we should have about 30. >> reporter: matt brown started a company for pot tourists. he has 4,000 people on a waiting list. >> this is legal. this is real. and you can do this and have a good vacation and go home and not get in trouble. >> reporter: but not everyone is onboard. marijuana is still a federal crime. there are worries about increasing teen pot use and driving while high. even ski resorts here, worried about a family-friendly image, are warning stoners to stay off the slopes. >> here, in public, it is illegal. >> here's your receipt. >> reporter: other states are now watching to see how this new experiment works out, as marijuana moves from underground to mainstream. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >>> a developing story out of california, where a murder investigation is under way after a popular roman catholic priest was found dead in his rectory. >> police not saying how reverend eric freed was killed. but they're calling it

. >> reporter: shop owner toni fox is expanding and hiring. today she has nine employees. >> by the end of january we should have about 30. >> reporter: matt brown started a company for pot tourists. he has 4,000 people on a waiting list. >> this is legal. this is real. and you can do this and have a good vacation and go home and not get in trouble. >> reporter: but not everyone is on board. marijuana is still a federal crime. there are worries about increasing teen pot use and driving while high. even ski resorts here worried about a family friendly image are warning stoners to stay off the slopes.>> here in public it. >> reporter: other states are now watching to see how this new experiment works out. as marijuana moves from the underground to the mainstream. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> clayton, thank you. >>> a break in a national case tonight. a banker wanted by the fbi for $20 million in wire fraud, he had vanished after staging his own suicide in 2012. tonight he's been found. look at the before and after photos showing him dec

owner tony fox is encouraging customers to use the drive responsibly. they had a small postcard and i know the long and hour and then we all thought in industry created can read about me or one in colorado the do's and don'ts but legal but not many people waiting in line here to purchase marijuana have traveled here from other parts of the united states that means lots of money in state coffers. but it also has raised some concerns in particular about the safety of people who might get on the roads or in this the slopes after taking the drug. there are also concerns about teenagers and children getting their hands on the noble into drinkable forms of the dried mud require is the packaging to be child proof and only bowled with a marijuana leaf initially is that remains the wild lifestyle here in colorado with lots of questions remaining about what this new retail marijuana market will look like. with polls showing a majority of americans support the legalization of cannabis industry pioneers say they're proud repeating the way for what could someday bec

store owner tony fox was thrilled but says it's about more than the money. >> it is a business but it's a very passionate social justice issue as well. it's very personal for many of these people in line as well as myself. >> nothing has changed other than about 10,000 people are not going to be arrested simply for possessing mpossessing marijuanl be sold by tightly controlled businesses steph the underground market. >> buying weed will look a lot like business as usual, authorities hope. >> day one of legal weed here in colorado seems to be going off without a hitch. officials say they haven't had a problem. we have actually seen a couple of police drive by here, state marijuana enforcement officials come through here, they seem to be satisfied with the way everything is going here. this is being watched very closely not only here in the state but across the country. a lot of other states interested in the huge revenue windfall this is supposed to generate for colorado. giving a new are meaning to rocky mountain high. >> are already owns 58.5% of chrysler shares, the remaining is held

store owner tony fox was thrilled, but says it's about more than the money. >> it's a business, but it's a passionate social justice issue as well. it's personal for many people in line, as well as myself. >> nothing challenged other than 10,000 people are not going to be arrested for possessing marijuana, and it will be sold by tightly controlled businesses, instead of the underground market. >> in other words activists hope by the time the rush wears off, buying weed will look a lot like business as usual. >> day one of legal weed seems to be going off without a hitch. we have seen a couple of police cars drive by here checking out the line in the parking lot. we had state marijuana enforcement officials coming through. they are satisfied with the way everything is growing. this is watched closely, not just here in the state, but across the country. a lot of states interested in the revenue. a huge cultural shift giving a new meaning to the phrase rocky mountain high in the rocky mountain state. >> from one historic change to another, obamacare, the new year bringing the health plan to

i was serious when i said -- i lost to jack lightman, tony randall, michael j fox twice. and they are very good people. at one point, i stopped putting my name for nominations so i can just sit at home and watch the emmys and say, i would've one. -- won. [laughter] i would have walked away, no question about it. tavis: let me take the funny and tweak it just a little bit because your comment makes me think of something and my staff around here knows this. some years ago, after winning a few awards for this show, i stopped submitting my name. i don't let the staff submit the show for anything. the reason is, i have a thing -- it might be arrogant or hubris, but i have a thing about people judging what we do. i think we do the best show that we can do and once we have done that, that's it. if they like it, they do and if they don't, we will try to do better tomorrow. but there is something about waiting for the judgment of others when you know you have done your best work. i don't need them to tell me that what i am trying to do is to get to the humanity of the person i am

. >> reporter: shop owner tony fox is expanding and hiring.bout 30. >> reporter: matt brown started a company for pot tourists. he has 4,000 people on a waiting list. >> this is legal. this is real. you can do this and have a good vacation and go home and not get in trouble. >> reporter: not everyone is on board. marijuana is still a federal crime. there are worries about increasing teen pot use and driving while high. even ski resorts here worried about a family friendly image are warning stoners to stay off the slopes. >> here in public, it is legal. >> here is your receipt. >> reporter: other states are now watching to see how this new experiment works out as marijuana moves from underground to main stream. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> that brings us to our facebook question of the day with the music in the background. >> we want to know, should marijuana be legal everywhere? log on to our facebook page, wnnfans.com to tell us what you think. >> oh, my gosh. oh -- whoa! muhammad, put it out. put it out! we're in new york. that's no

down, jason rotman, economist, peter mowermorici, and president of talk radio news service, tony sayegh, also a fox news contributor. jason, what do you think of what you just heard? >> well the first thing that came to mind, and this may not be a top priority issue but it may be as well, i mean mark bertolini with all due respect has some kind of strange idea that consumers don't want to go on line to shop? what year are we in? 1925? melissa: but they're not. he is saying he they are not. in the report young folks are not signing up. >> but not because they don't want to. melissa: doesn't really matter. they're they're not signing up. that's a huge problem. >> not because it is online or off-line. because it is implemented incorrectly. the website is horrible. there is 1000 person wait line. so the government kind of screwed up. they're hiring accenture on no-bid contract because there is huge issue here. people want to go online, what is i'm saying. >> they don't like the product. moody's, the product lays that out. it says. >> correct. melissa: relatively high premiums, high deductibles do not p

fox news contributor tony sag is here to talk about this. a political consultant who worked with a lot of republicans including george pat tacky -- pataki. and governor chris christie. how does this affect anyone outside of new jersey. >> not practically. the fact is that christie is a possible candidate for president in 2016. the way the governor handled the press conference was very wise and brilliant. he did it also the governor of new jersey. he offered an unqualified apology for the misdoings of his staff to the people of-under new jersey. he went to fort lee, apologized the mayor, and the mayor -- something that needs to be noted -- said the governor or his people never solicited his endorsement. that's the whole premise that people were alleging he was being paid back for. >> let's talk about the one thousand pages our crew is going through right now and the meaning of those. as we sat down earlier you said this guess news, why? >> if you trust the governor that he had nothing to do with the ordering this suitly re -- absolutely redic

kirsten powers, columnist "daily beast", fox news contributor, tony sayegh, republican political analystpondent for talk radio news service and fox news contributor. how are you guys doing? good monday morning. all right, is there a surprise in this or did you expect this? >> look this is something we've been participating because lack of number one because of lack of preparation forethe obamacare website people were not able to sign up, particularly early on when it was released october 1st. number two as we learned the president's promise you could keep your plan if you like it was not true. five to 15 million people have lost their individual health insurance policies. they're forced to come on the website which wasn't red ready. the majority traffic occurs basically last week of december, almost a million people tried to sign up. and now the administration even concedes they can't verify these people are even enrolled. if they are enrolled in what plan. doctors in the networks that provide health insurance are admitting we don't know what networks we're in and what we'll get reimburs

with me, republican strategist tony and democratic strategist joe trippy, both fox news contributors. evening, gentlemen. joe -- >> -- good evening, judge. >> last week i criticized the appointment of a hate crimes prosecutor who jordan was just referring to civil rights prosecutor who is an obama devoteee for investigating the irs debacle. this week it's over. what happened? >> well, they didn't say it's over. they said there is no reason yet -- that they don't see any laws that have been broken and that they don't intend it, yet, to bring any charges if no laws have been broken, which they say have not happened. you know, of all these groupings that it wasn't -- the terms that were look at were progressive, healthcare reform, tea party. it went beyond just tea party and conservative groups that ran into this problem with the irs. and it's not clear -- actually, it's becoming clear that there was no law that was broken. >> joe, are you concerned that there was a disproportionate number of tea party conservatives compared to the other groups? i mean, there is no question that there we

joining us in a fox business exclusive is tony gonzalez.orce behind fit star, is mike mazer. wonderful to have you. happy super bowl week. >> thank you. lori: tony people have been trying to talk you out of retirement literally up until yesterday with the pro bowl last week. you found a exciting new endeavor, tell me bit. >> this is fit star. we hooked up, me and mike. basically our agencies hooked us up. but it is technology way to work out and it is app on your phone and on the ipad. and it is just amazing. it is a customized workout geared towards you. you go to the app. sign up forfeit star, put height, weight, goals and develop as workout specifically designed for you and i'm your coach and trainer. >> that makes perfect sense you have a guy like tony who is the picture of health and fitness being your personal training coach, correct. >> absolutely. we saw the dvd market which had inchanged since jane fonda's workout. lori: don't knock jane fonda. >> she is awesome but the technology einvolved. except the static workouts same every ti

tony soprano. he was former u.s. attorney for new jersey. he understands laws and ramifications of actions like this. there was a panel earlier on a show on fox talking about the legal impact of something like this. governor christie never would have authorized, acknowledged or supported someone like this. nor would he accept it and expect it from the staff. again, unlike irs, doj where we went after james rosen, unlike benghazi, people got fired quickly. >> if you say those aren't real, you're in the shared minority. >> truth will come out, whether we hear it today or in the future, but it will come out. i it will be interesting to look at the differences in leadership styles. the second topic, president obama speaking publicly now for the first time just moments away from now since an explosive new book by robert gates leaked out yesterday. when he comes to the order podium 10 minutes from now, should he address the allegations in the book. >> i don't think he's going to address. he was elected on mandate to he said the war in afghanistan. his strategy worked. thank god we're winding involvement there. >> cabinet members incredibly close sa

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you think about fox news sunday, the people who sat in that chair. tony snow, god rest his soul.ce, yourself, brett. >> tony was a newcomer to television. and a very bright and talented guy and a sweet guy. people could sense that about him. chris was a legitimate star. he brought this group of professionals here. it shuts down the idea that this is bunch of conservative odd balls with axes to grind and so forth. >> fair and balanced is the fox motto in our coverage, our reporting and our questioning. >> how do you respond to people who say your campaign has been a mess? >> sometimes we get surprising answers. >> i wish you would put aside the gotcha questions. >> but surprises can happen anywhere. >> for the straw poll it's -- mitt romney. governor. >> hey, carl. >> what a great surprise. >> good to see you. >> the relationship with the obama white house has been complicated. when i watch press conferences, ed henry is a bulldog. he's on our team now. >> i know you are creating a thing here for fox -- >> that's not what i'm doing. >> he and jay carney go back and forth. and ther

. >> you think about special report, you position about fox news sunday, the people who sat in that chair. tony snow, god rest his soul. chris wallace, yourself, bret. >> tony was a newcomer to television. and a very bright andtal lep ta guy and sweet guy. chris is a legitimate star at abc news and he brought this very high degree of professionalism to this task here and it shuts down the idea that this is a bunch of conservative oddballs who had an ax to grind and so forth. >> fair and balanced is the fox motto in our coverage, in our reporting, in our questioning. >> how do you respond to people who say that your campaign has been a mess so far? >> sometimes we get surprising answers. >> i wish you would put aside the gotcha questions. >> but surprises can happen anywhere. >> for the straw poll, it's considerably -- mitt romney. governor. what a great surprise. >> good to see you. >> the relationship with the obama white house has been complicated. when i watch press conferences, ed henry is a bulldog. he's on our team now. >> you're creating -- >> that's not the what i'm doing. >> he and jay

joe ellis in a can't miss interview plus nfl all star tony gonzalez stops by to talk life after football. these are the stars of the game, cletus the foxrts robot will be here on fox business. pretty cool. lori: it is freezing but i can't complain looking at what is going on in atlanta. i always find something to confess about. fashion haters. facebook. adam: set to report fourth quarter results "after the bell". 18 to 24-year-olds are so addicted to their phones and they checked and every nine minutes and 50 seconds. lori: that is serious addiction. speaking of millennials, what did they think of president obama's state of the union address and the state of opportunity in this economy? adam: look at winners and losers on the dow, the dow down 136 points. we asked people question, how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagin how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 3years or mor so maybe we nee

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fox news source called the report completely false. why is the times and the house so determined to blame somebody else for the attack? let's ask lieutenant colonel tonyinistration, she have been since the beginning, on not just this conflict, but others as well. why are they so against saying al-qaeda was involved in this or other attacks? does it bend with their narratives? >> two primary reasons. first off is the narrative doesn't fit. at the time if you recall, when they were going through this during the election time, they were saying al-qaeda is on the run. clearly if al-qaeda is able to launch a concerted, well-planned attack at the very time they're saying they're on the run, that destroys the narrative. secondly, this calls attention to the larger, broader flawed policy. let's remember that president obama ask hillary clinton both said that the libyan conflict would be quick and kinetic. i was right here saying north texas -- no back when it first happen. the chaos you see now will be what happened and that's another thing they don't want to draw attention to. third, and i think most importantly, now the instability there has become a source