so chairman of wayne rogers and company. here you are, wayne rogers, what is the secret?fe expectancy when the social security was passed was only it is a staggering statistic they are finding out what to do with that. first of all many people had to work when they were, you know younger. so they found that they don't have to work you get social security and all sorts of income and things like that so they can now make a choice of doing what they wanted to do when they were younger. and they had an opportunity to do something they really wanted to understand. people are exploring that. tracy: you said in your notes that you would be psychologically destitute. i love that because what you are saying is you have to keep your mind going. >> oh, i think so. the guy asked me the other day and you continue to work, whitey were? i mean, what makes it so important to you. why don't you retire. and i said to define retirement for me. and he said that retirement is doing what you want to do and i said that it i am retired and i do what i want to do, and it's wonderful and i think t

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we'll ask wayne rogers for his take. and that's it for tonight's willis report.hanks for joining us. don't forget to dvr the show if you can't catch us live. "making money" with charles payne is coming up next. you'll want to see that. have a great night and we'll see you back here tomorrow. charles: i'm charles payne and you're watching "making money." the stock market on fire. rally, rally rally. hey, at one point up 280 dow points. fourth straight day of market gains. biggest rally in a couple of weeks. yep, your central bank, they opened up the spigots and the market loved it. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole. >> charles, i know your bulls are loving this market. four days in a ree much gains. we're seeing some of the indices moving into positive territory. great for the 401(k)s and iras for everyone worried out there. the injection was certainly the ecb. we know they're moving forward with their bond buying program through

the crew this week wayne rogers, john thin hoenig, kennedy and welcome in everybody. you heard the president, race issues in america are "healthy" and america's less racially divided than before he took office, but look at the video you're watching right now from ferguson, to oakland, and from berkeley to new york. is it healthy when businesses are being looted and livelihoods destroyed? wayne, what does this mean for 2015, if this continues? >> i think it's bad and it's going to take a long time to cure, eric. we don't really have a racial problem in this country. what we have is a cultural problem. 80% of black kids are born out of wedlock. no role model. the family is destroyed. the gang is substituted for the family, and we know that gangs are, live off the currency of drugs and theft. that's what goes on. this results in poverty lack of education. police hostility. all of those things that are destructive to the -- to the society. it's a cultural problem, it's got to be address. >> whanktst is it? culture, race or both? >> i agree with the -- >> hold on. >> i cer

our "cashin' in" crew, wayne rogers jonathan row lick. come and go as you please. you heard the white house saying their attitude toward americans hog overvaes to train with terrorists and allowed to come back. there are growing calls to revoked the citizenship much anyone who does this. michelle, we saw it happen in france, why take a chance here. >> i have no idea. look, if there is proof that someone has gone and joined isis, not only should we revoked their citizenship we should revoked their right to live. these are people who are going and joining an organization that wants to destroy our country and kill innocent americans. this is a serious issue as many as 40 people from minneapolis alone have gone to join isis. if you go and you join our enemy, well, you've basically renounced your citizenship. >> john you agree with this one? we also need to point out that the law says because isis or al qaeda is not a foreign state they don't have state hood had they been a foreign state you could go ahead and arrest them and pull the citizenship on these kids who try t

. >> i'm eric bolling welcome to "cashin' in" our crew this week wayne rogers, jonathan row anything, and juan williams. welcome every year, deflate and denial one week before the big game and all the focus is on ball gaez. i guess it doesn't matter if they break the rules because they're still playing in the big super bowl. i'm not sure the kids have to be saying if you cheat you win and don't get in trouble i guess it's okay. >> its a big game but it also is sending a bad message. i don't watch football, i don't like football i'm latino football means a completely different things to us. i don't have any loyalties whatsoever i have to say this seems sketchy. the coach has a history of cheating already and once a cheater always a cheater and where there's smoke there's fire. >> we have two balls one is properly inflated and one is under inflated and that is the issue of it. warren you're a big football fan, right? is this a lot to do about nothing? >> i happen to think that it doesn't matter. when you look at what happened with new england they beat the colts pretty strongly, i'm not

wayne rogers jonathan, michelle field and juan williams. >> a colossal contradiction on capitol hill. take a look at this split scream. president obama refuse to go meet with the leader of israel when he comes here next month, but his state department did have time to meet with sympathizers of the muslim brotherhood. listen. >> members of muslim brothers were in town and two days ago they had meetings in this building. >> well, state department officials recently met with a jup of visiting egyptian former parliament arians whose visit was org miced and funded by georgetown university. such meetings are fairly routine at the state department we regularly meet with political party leaders from across the world. >> michelle are their priorities mixed up and are they putting us in danger? theel he' meet with friends of muslim brotherhood but not netanyahu. >> they will not meet with our biggest ally at a time when terrorists are trying to can i go us. we are at war with terrorists they just killed innocent people in paris yet they will meet with the muslim brotherhood sympathizers of the

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in the murder for more than two years until police, acting on a tip, arrest 31-year-old kenneth wayne rogerswatching and recording our every move. sometimes that feels a little creepy and some people are concerned about the possible invasion of privacy. but it's also the reason many criminals are caught. if you have a video you'd like to send to us you can log on to our web site caughtoncamera.msnbc.com. i'm contessa brewer. that's it for this edition of "caught on camera." < -7Ñ >> i'm richard l,i with breaking news. an online video purports to show japanese terroristst beheading kenji goto. governments are working to verify it. the site intelligence group says the graphic video shows a masked executioner delivering a message in english before murdering goto. no mention is made of a jordanian pilot being held by isis. japan's cabinet minister is expected to hold a news conference later. more news later right here on msnbc. >>> each in their own way defied the rules, clashed with police and paid

roger brandt. a farmer from wayne county. and he is here today. roger, can you stand up please. [applause] when iment eight with roger last spring roger showed me his tax assessments from three pieces of property that he owns. and his assessments increased from 30 to 50%. on each parcel that was just in one year. folks that is not sustainable. that is why i also want to work with you to reduce the valuations on egg land. and i have funned a phased in approach in my budge tote reduties evaluation from 7 5% to 6 5%. now we did not get to be a high tax state overnight. we are not going to get our tacks down overnight either. but together we can take important steps to providing tax relief. i do want to take a moment to talk about our priorities. one of the most important things that we do in government is take care of the most vulnerable people in our state. we as elected officials give voice to the voiceless. and we can and we must do better. my administration is conducting a national jobs search for the new ceo for health and human services. [applause] thank you it i many am look

this witness testified she saw rogers slumped over in a station wagon as wayne williams drove away. lso saw rogers in that station wagon at that same intersection that day. he helped a police artist draw this sketch. it does not look like wayne williams. however, the defense never called the other witness to ask about the sketch. >> no. i don't even remember seeing that. >> supporters of wayne williams say there was one murder which shows the fiber evidence could be faulty. the death of 12-year-old clifford jones, left by a dumpster in an alley on a summer night in 1980. some of those unusual green carpet fibers were on his body. yet, another boy said he saw a coin laundry operator kill clifford jones. detective welcome harris said the boy was not believable. >> he exaggerated stuff. he could -- in other words, he was open to suggestions. and if you said that mickey mouse was up there and if he sensed that you wanted him to say that, he'd say yeah. >> wayne supporters point out the laundry manager failed two police lie detector tests. but few are aware of a third test given by the fb