diane, you said you think the outrage is ridiculous, which i basically agree with. my problem is, his compliments aren't really compliments, and that he wants to introduce christian dillebrand by referring to her as far more attractive than chuck schumer. >> he is. >> yeah, but that's all you got? you're better looking than chuck schumer? it's like saying aim the best-looking regular on the show. what do you think now, hot shot? >> maybe i'm not thinking. maybe i'm just brooding. >> i'm kind of sad about it. >> well, you should be. andy, let's pick on bill. >> i put this thing back to you, greg, and i'm in a passive aggressive mood, so i'm not saying it. >> back to me, america. coming up, what's love got to do with it? >> what's love got to do with it, to do with it? what's love but a secondhand emotion. dude, you got to move on. i told you it was over. >>> what's so grand about an elastic waistband? the answer is even more beautiful than the question. oh this is lame, investors could lose tens of thousands of dollars on their 401(k) to hidden fees. is that what you

that startle tape. >> diane. what do you think? >> i would love to have found out how they came to this conclusion, that this is going to be their cause. poverty, no, we need a park on the moon. how does this? >> i don't care how this happened, i'm upset. >> you should be. i like your outrage. >> i find it, especially with a v-neck sweater, it's perfect. >> it sounds like something out of the -- it sounds like a complete joke. they are really are advocating this. every story on the show sounds like a complete joke. >> miles? -- it's an example of americans and republicans. showing off, sticking the flag on the moon and saying, we are here first. >> and democrats. >> in this case, this is not such a crazy idea. if you look at walle, it's a part of walle and of idiocracy seems true. weekend at bernies. >> what, a woman stretching into a parachute? >> they took their hand to get his social security check after he died. that is "weekend at bernies." movies come true. w wall-e predicted that. >> wall-e predicted that we will all look li

i have diane, she anchors business news. well, if hilarity were a hot dog eating contest, many would have entered him, he hosteds the great comedy podcast, comedy bang bang. and in texas, he is a bucket. it's my side kick, bill schultz and sitting next to me, progressive liberal miles mcguinnis. his brother's book is out in paper back, i changed the title because the first one sucked. this one is called "the death of cool." the first book did not sell at all. now it's available in paper back on july 16th. i hope it does well. >> i hope it doesn't. >> a lock. the lede, it's the first story. remember, greg, if you see something, say something. >> all right, can he find his way after ashley duprea? elliott spitzer is going for new york city comtroller. >> people lie about their taxes and not having paid their taxes and tall rest and that is -- you lied about illegal activity. >> i lied about personal sexual activity, yes and i did that. i'm not trying diminish it. >> you were not lying about an affair. you were lying about ille

but look at diane. she's very excited about this. >> i love that one. >> it's more fun watching her watch the video. >> some of them just get me. that one got me. walter, does this make sense to you, this study? >> yeah, it does. first of all, i want to know that it's the opposite in women. upper body strength in women usually connotes a liberal tilt. >> it's true. >> when was the last time up yo saw a bodybuilder buying something with food stamps. they don't need to depend on other people. they can just take stuff. did chuck norris vote for obama? >> no. i don't think so. all action heros. >> bruce willis, sly, kevin sorbo. most journalists are sort of greedy, hollow chested dorks. up kn you know what i mean? >> we're all like real puffed up. >> by the way, i was an editor so i think i'm kind of an expert -- >> didn't you smoke when you were the editor of "men's health"? >> i'm a pathetic, strange little man. diane, you have dated men in the past, i'm sure. >> she's over it. >> so apparently this count

i am here with diane macedo. she anchors "business news" on imus in the morning weekdays on fox business network. and if hilarity was a game of horseshoes i would do him at a family reunion, possibly with my uncle. a first time best, comedian mike kaplan. he will be per -- performing at the acme comedy p c. and we held an intervention to help him give up breathing, bill schulz. and filling in for andy levey is guner magnison. he just released a new solo album with 78 songs about dinosaurs. good news for collectors, it includes 13 out takes of sorapod summer. >> a block, the lede. that's the first story. [inaudible]. >> i'm sure what he said was funny, but i couldn't hear it. will verbal blows add to his whoas. he has gone from flashing to bashing, anthony wiener that is. he doesn't scr a chance in the -- have a chance in the new york mayoral race. he locked horns with a man who criticized him while exiting a bakery where 90% of all fights start. take a look, fans of looking. >> what's that? what's that? that's co

diane you were saying you don't care. you said you said you don't care the president lied because he did it for a good cause m. >> i think he did seal the deal. i don't think anyone can argue he has lied. you can give him the benefit of the doubt. maybe he didn't know that what he was saying wasn't accurate or maybe that's not what he meant to say. when he came outlast night he didn't say what i meant to say was this or what we should have explained was this. he said what we said was this. we all heard you. she basically calling the american public, all of us, i idiots. it is insulting. >> do you think he think he's is lying or he believes the lie? >> here we go. i am getting my toe step done now. make sure you know what you are saying when you tell a fib or you expand on the truth what you think is the truth. make sure you consistently say the same thing. >> when you are looking at be ons for sale, you can tell a liar? >> i can look them dead in the eye and know they are lying to me. people have a tendency of making thin

diane, you said you think the outrage is ridiculous, which i basically agree with. my problem is, his compliments aren't really compliments, and that he wants to introduce christian dillebrand by referring to her as far more attractive than chuck schumer. >> he is. >> yeah, but that's all you got? you're better looking than chuck schumer? it's like saying aim the best-looking regular on the show. what do you think now, hot shot? >> maybe i'm not thinking. maybe i'm just brooding. >> i'm kind of sad about it. >> well, you should be. andy, let's pick on bill. >> i put this thing back to you, greg, and i'm in a passive aggressive mood, so i'm not saying it. >> back to me, america. coming up, what's love got to do with it? >> what's love got to do with it, to do with it? what's love but a secondhand emotion. dude, you got to move on. i told you it was over. >>> what's so grand about a >>> a story a special report won't touch. should everybody dance for zebra pants. yes, it's finally true, zubas have returned after a 12-year hiatus. the company that brought us trousers,

diane, nobody ever talks about this victim. it is the woman in an eight-year relationship or wasted seven years of her life. how would you feel? would you feel betrayed? >> i wonder what is more difficult? to deal with someone, a man leaving you for another woman or for a man leaving you for another man? on the one hand you feel like you should have somehow seen the signs. on the other hand they left me for someone i can't really compete with other than leaving me for another woman. >> i wouldn't take it as a blow to the ego if he is gay. you were never in the running. >> it is -- it sounds like she is confused and wishing him the best and feeling for him and what he went through during that time. i think that's the right way. >> you know how you can tell he was gay? he was lazy about finding women. he went to a wnba game. just for fun a tall lady. i have a gay friend who was in the closet who was a salesman and just married the other female salesman in the office. that's what he did. >> she problem whree didn't success -- prob

thank you, diane, bill schulz, joe devito. that does it for me. i will see you back here at 5:00 p.m. eastern. for "the five."

diane, thanks. >> geraldo: we will give you upyou dates as the trial

and i welcome you onboard, chris, along with diane diamond. what is the family to do. joe complained not just in the the one phone interview but often to me that he was cut off from his son. >> a tough thing to do. i tell people to throw the rope, don't get in the water and treat themselves. there is very little that you can do for an addict if they are hell bent on destroying themselves and clearly michael was on that trajectory. >> geraldo: do you consider him a classic addict? >> i didn't know him. i mean everything that i hear about him or read about him shows me the signs that, indeed, he was. i understand it from the life that he had to be honest with you to medicate. what it is about is the underlying causes and conditions. what he had to live with as a human being. clearly he was tortured. clearly he was in pain. it is unfortunate that we have to talk about this after he is dead. t he is aso: what about the con diane pointed out a grown man, 50-year-old man, you know, the company's liability be damned. here is a guy that should have taken care of himself. >> th

diane, every year two billion children are killed by tether balls. a stat i have no proof actually exists. how do you feel about this? >> you have as much information as the school provided on why they would need this banned. you can't play soccer, football, lacrosse, baseball or do cart wheels. and now the study on why kids are getting fat. >> what is replacing these things? they will use technology as their replacement for everything. they will sit and go like this all the time. joel, you are against the ball ban. i guess that means you are for children dying. >> i think the teachers will be the biggest opponents. if they are not beating each other up they will do it in class. half of the purpose was to get them out of the classroom so they can kill each other. >> that is true. i know as one of those chirp. andy, as a child you killed a classmate during a game of tag and it haunts you today. is that why you had trouble sleeping tonight? >> that's the only thing that doesn't keep me up at night, greg. you shouldn't have tried to tag me. this is what

where i have a problem is diane lane playing hillary clinton. i think sharon stone would have been a better choice for hillary clinton. i know you think i'm crazy. i think they look a little bit alike at this point in their careers. >> jim, what about it? >> that was a mouthful, huh? >> i can't sit still with that sharon stone thing. look, nbc news might or might not have nothing to do with this whole thing. cooperation kind of thing. but comcast which owns nbc does. the executive vice president of comcast raised $1 million for the obama re-election campaign. i imagine he's a big donor. this reminds me of the movie pt 109 released in 1963 where president kennedy hand picked cliff robertson to play him in the movie. >> sharon stone wasn't in that. >> ellen, any problems with that, with these media companies? >> first, it's interesting because larry o'connor pointed out that cnn doesn't have anything but a news division. nbc does have an entertainment division. so that's one thing. why is cnn doing that? secondly -- >> they have a film -- cnn film

and diane, i want to go to you. you know, i used to be a teacher and education is a sensitive topic for me. and throwing money on our educational system never works. you have a case in point right next to you because bill is a product of our education system. and that obviously did thought work out too great. but you are right. the only word barack obama didn't mention was choice. it is the only thing that can actually fix our educational system. >> choice, competition, you will never hear that come out of his mouth. >> not with respect to the economy or education. bill, i have to tell you if you keep talking about your i i will legitimate children they are coming for child support soon. you better stop that. just letting you know. i am just telling you. you keep talking about it and then when they come asking for money, -- >> i don't know their names and they don't know where i live. >> mike, you said that you thought it was ridiculous for the president to sign all of these programs. i got to tell you, that has to

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diane sawyer, great to have you here. >> great to be here. congratulations on your first week . >> thank you very much. what a way for you to make a point with malala. the interview is powerful. i have seen large portions of it. i want to pick up on the piece mentioned about the series of astonishing miracles. tell us more about it. >> impossibilities. the trajectory of the bullet alone. you hear the doctor say, we don't know what to make of it. we have never seen anything like it. the way it deflected from her brain at at the last minute and the fact that there were doctors in country, never been there before. happened to be in country who rushed in and saved her breath by breath, organ by organ. >> when you talk to her because i see from the interview her strength and her presence. was that what you took away? >> she's tiny. she comes up to my waist. she does little magic tricks for me. one minute she 's child like. then she's elect identielectrif. she talks about school and what a diamond it is. she had fear but she said sometimes you have

i am here with diane macedo. weekdays on fox business network. and he is funnier than a keebler elf. his latest cd is one of many and comes out january 22nd. it is called lateral thinking poz leers. that rolls off the tongue. that will sell dozens. and in kentucky he is considered a banjo. it is bill schulz. and if thoughtful commentary was the ski jump i would watch men do him once every four years. john gibson, host of the radio program "the john gibson show". and he is the annoying slew with the -- shrer with the world view. >> today in health dr. perry klass writes how pediatricians need to pay more attention to boys reproductive developments. and note, i said pediatricians. you are to stay as far away as the young man as the court order specifies by gum. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> it has been guns ad nauseum. the white house is gathering ideas for a big plan to cut gun violence with vice president biden planning to meet with groups on both sides of the issue including folks from the entertainment industry. i hope that i

his attorney will join diane and me, right after this. shoot. now with the share everything plan from verizon, connect your camera, along with your smartphone and tablet. all your devices connected by one simple plan on the powerful network. record video. connect more. so you can do more. the share everything plan from verizon. add additional devices like the samsung galaxy camera for $5 monthly access. if i testified i would testify honestly. it is a sad thing when i look at the television because if michael was alive he would be upset. he would be to unhappy with what is hatching. happening. he said i don't want to be a bank for his family but you he is a continuation of that. >> that is where dr. murray sang the christmas song. kind of whacky. because the attorney believes that dr. murray is a scapegoat wrongfully convicted my next guest is representing dr. murray for free. so will he testify if he is subpoenaed or plead the fifth? will he testify or plead the fifth? >> he will definitely plead the fifth. >> geraldo: and why would you advise

diane, good to see you. if you were in hollywood and you were a star let trying to make your way, would you do a cause like this just because you know it would help? say if you did that video you would meet matt damon who looks like an ss officer these days. and michael douglas, but don't kiss him. would you do something like that? >> i don't think so. like you said, when they talk about these things it seems they don't know what they are talking about. the where shall meant nothing. the president came out saying we are not truly at peace when we live with nuclear weapons. when are we ever truly safe? it doesn't mean anything. none of this means anything. but to say that nuclear weapons inherently make the world more dangerous really isn't true. the last world war we had ended with nuclear weapons and we haven't had one since because of nuclear weapons. it keeps the super powers from going against each other. they could argue they make the world safer. nuclear weapons are here and it is inevitable. you have

other democrats like the chair diane fine stein supported him more thoroughly. fine stein says he will make a fine leader for the cia. >> it is time for your 5@5:00. >> some of the other stories making news for you at this hour. defense secretary leon panetta coming under fire at a senate hearing on the benghazi attack. >> if families asked me would it be fair to say that you were in charge? >> it's not that simple as you know. i think the people that were in charge were the people on the ground. >> pardon me? >> was secretary clinton in charge? >> people that were in charge were the ambassador there. (talking over one another) >> they were trying to save their lives. they weren't in charge. >> panetta also suspended the slow response saying there wasn't enough time or warning to try and prevent the murder of four americans. >> catholic bishop rejecting the latest plans to alter the contraception mandate. it doesn't offer enough religious attention. we have been assured by the administration we will not have to refer, pay for, negotiate for the mandate in covera

diane macedo. and weekdays it is fbn for short. and he is funnier than a clown car splattered with mime blood, joe devito. and in las vegas he is considered a craps table. i have no idea what that means, but my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and if fierce commentary was a rock concert, thousands of young sweaty people would enter him sitting right in front. next to me, john bolton, former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and he is also the president of "red eye." congratulations on that. you ran out of posts. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. and now here is fat head mcrankey. >> i didn't hear anything. normal. >> he is a man without a band. but michael bloomburg is not giving up. new york/mayor/-- new york mayor/nag. bloomy discussed with a boob named david letterman. >> for the first time in the history of the world, more people will die from overeating than under eating this year. i think it is incumbent on government to tell people what they are doing to themselves and let people make their own decisions. our job is to

diane macedo joins us now. good morning diane. >> good morning ainsley. >> a new report shows the u.s. army corps of engineers paid $5.4 million for trash incinerators never used to burn waste in open air pits and expose themselves to potential health hazards. the reports from the afghanistan reconstruction says units were not only behind schedule they were rentered unusable. still the report says the army paid the contractor in full for the incinerators which are sitting in the base that has been turned over to the afghan government and are largely expected to be salvaged for scraps. the army corps of inge ner did their own review of theish up and says some of the inspector claims about how bad the incinerators were. it also says they continuously strive to implement lessons learned from the work in the extremely challenging afghan environ pment. but they are pressing top military commanders for complete documentation by the end of the month. this is the latest in a string of reports questioning the billions o

and there's diane looking -- there's no question that would have happened. but now, i think diane sawyer is going for more women, and the women, this may have been a little too much. so that she didn't want to cover it because of a gender issue. that's my analysis there. i could be wrong. it's just a theory. go. >> well, you know, in a way i hope you are wrong. if you're right. think about the implications. that the networks are doing studies and finding out what precisely what kind of people are watching -- >> that's what they're doing. and they're tailoring the news -- well, whatever you think of cronkite and rather and brokaw and peter jennings, that never happened back they were. >> it's a different world with the internet robbing people taking people away from the standardized news. now they have to do what good morning america did. >> if you're right, this is not a good thing. cable has already staked out it's position. to the right -- >> on ideology. >> and if the networks do that, the game's over. >> i think it may be. i appreciate it as always. sena

and diane, mississippi. bill, try to be a little cool because i don't like it it when liberals use your anger against you. if it wasn't that it'd be something else, diane. it's not the just the liberals, other people as well. bill, your anger over the national debt is justified and as a soon to be college graduate, the time bomb of debt could ruin my generation. >> your you're spinning, your anger at colmes was off the graph not righteous. and anger is absolutely necessary to get the truth. scott, washington d.c., as a gay college student i am disgusted that the denver post would call you a bigot. o'reilly, we need a media that foe he cusses on facts, not smears. richard spike, england. bill, while it may not have been your intention, some people affiliate homosexuality with pedophilia. >> and homosexuality has nothing to do with pedophilia. and this guy is proud of his circumstance so we report it. and the smear of you provide no facts and demonstrate that this state has an effective alternative to jessica'

let's go to z-street and they identify the agent, diane henry who told them she had been instructed to single groups like this out. the time was also strange because it occurred at time when this group was opposing some of the policies of the administration, pursuing the palestinian peace process? >> well, right. what was happening there were stories at the time that a lot of these pro israel groups are supporting west bank settlements and at the same time they are getting tax exempt status. it's'xo these cues one way or another that hey, this is opposed to the administration's policy priorities and i think it was said specifically to z street that some of the scrutiny was to see whether or not the israel

fox business network diane macedo joins us with those details. good morning diane. >> the big question was how affordable will that care really be. now california has healthcare obstacle they don't have enough money to treat the influx of patients. the american medical colleges 16 of california's 58 counties has a recommended supply of primary care physicians and nearly 30 percent of the state's doctors are approaching retirement age. to combat that problem they want treatment and pharmacists and p optometrists to act as primary care providers. not just california the national conference of state legislatures say 350 laws expanding the roles have gone nationwide and 24 states launched more than 50 additional proposals since the start of the new year. supporters say those professionals mentioned have more training than allowed to use and often see patients that are easily diagnosed but talk them to a doctor after waiting months. they tend to order more tests and subscribe more ant yacht dicks which could cauost more. health insurance does no good

diane nmacedo joins us to explan all of this. good morning diane. >> good morning ladies. they announced a new plan to monitor companies to collect federal consumer loan payments. the protection bureau has a rule to permit the agency to regularly examine the 7 biggest loan services which service more than 70 percent of unpaid student debt. the move follows complaints from borrower advocates that they neglect its authority to punish wrong doing allowing things like fees and charges even force delinquencies. the education department told the country's biggest loan servicer sallie mae that removes the government services despite they be under investigation by 3 federal agencies and awaiting impending enforcement due to unlawful practices. director richard core dray says quote by making sure the companies comply with federal consumer law we can ensure the marketplace for consumer loans is operating more effectively. $1.2 trillion outstanding debt is now the second largest source of household debts. more than 85 percent of that comes from federal loans. hope this plan helps thi

fox business network diane macedo is here to breakdown the numbers. a real bummer, diane. >> it will be for many. good news most americans got pay raises in 2012. average weekly earnings rose 2.4 percent over the course of the year. the bad news is now that the fiscal cliff deal let the payroll tax cut expire we can kiss the gains good-bye. that's accordling to a new report which shows in only a month the average american worker will lose all of the 2012 gain in weekly earnings. inflation and weekly earnings are down 1.4 percent compared to this time last year. with shrinking paychecks and less take home pay americans are expected to spend a lot less which could seriously hurt the already struggling u.s. economy. a study from the federal reserve bank in new york show them spending 28 percent of the payroll tax cut more than necessary to expend from the tax cuts. while the tax cuts led workers to mostly pay down debt following by increasing consumption they suggest the expiration will lead workers across demographic groups. the fed also notes how peopl

thank you diane. diane macedo. all this talk about bullies. should parents take so. blame. a new york city student thinks. so she is reportedly set to sue her bullies and parents claiming years of torment. can mom and dad be punished for child's actions? attorney randy and michelle says yes, she is. you think that's a ground? >> absolutely. >> really? >> yes. first of all just like judge whopner says when you have a problem take them to court. >> you are quoting judge whopner. >> absolutely. great judge, great show. take them to court and settle your matters out in court. you don't want the parents going head-to-head out on the street. second of all if you create the lawsuit that in a way first you put the parents on notice that their kid is a bully. most reasonable parent will be upset and try to get help for their kid. bullies are not happy people as we saw with incognito. not a happy guy. he has a lot of problems. any reasonable parent would seek the help that their child needs to get over. this and move on. if the parent doesn't, then the parent now has breached a duty

thank you, diane. it is 46 after the top of the hour. still ahead do you wipe down all of the silver wear at a restaurant where you eat with it? we are here next to determine if you are normal or if you are nuts. >> we know coffee gives you a nice extra jolt in the morning. there was one dunkin' doughnuts employee and it became a life saver for him. we will tell you about that. first let's check in with steve doocy. >> what are you doing 45 minutes from now? >> it's a date. because did you realize today is taco bell fan day? taco bell will unveil brand new cool ranch dorr rit tee taco low cos. we will have some in the studio. you may have some provided the crew doesn't eat them all. the tsa has decided you know what we should allow on the planes? knives. great. also rudy giuliani will join us and old buddy larry gatlin. it starts soon on taco day. ounce melts... made fresh and hot! hand crafted just for you. it's like a sexy sandwich. [ anouncer ] compare new griddle melts yourself. just $4. it's like a sexy sandwich. it's an epic breakf

fox business network diane macedo is here to explain. really diane? >> that is one country on the long list, heather. according to the global retirement index u.s. rye tire res are less financially secure in australia, israel, canada, japan and 14 european countries. the firm created the index used from data from world bank united nations and weighing facts like health expenditures life ex peck tan see, unemployment and ratio of young workers to older retirees. one of the many factor against the u.s. is the extent to which people have to save for their own retirement. in the last several decades many companies moved from 401 k plans for individuals to save for the golden years. when the economic downturn that led to those over the age of 30 on a path without enough savings or retirement up significantly from 38 percent in 2011. the president john taylor says the message is clear. we americans will increasingly need to pay for more of our retirement. on the bright side we have the risk of payment over 20 but we are much better than zimbabwe which place

it is a series with diane lane and as you can tell they are almost like twins. they say it is appalling that the network execs have taken it upon themselves to be hillary clinton's campaign operatives. nbc says it is completely independent and they say it is nothing to do with the mini series and there was a statement saying don't judge until you have seen the stupid thing. he responded saying the networks will treat hillary like a cat treats a bunny. what? >> prince rivas. >> prince rivas is a "star wars" character. >> jake, you and your fellow hollywood power brokers have been in the tank from day one. how does it feel being called out for it? >> why is there an argument about a documentary? no we can't put a hillary clinton documentary on. and how dare anyone keep diane lane from getting work. she is a fantastic actress and a treasure. i want to see her in everything. >> i loved her in "the outsiders" that's how old i am. smart move or dumb move? >> stupid. >> i agree. >> i don't know how you make a hillary movie or documentary without looking at the clinton

>> diane macedo joins us this morning. thank you. >> the time now is 15 minutes until the top of the hour. fired for doing the right thing? meet the wal-mart worker who said it happened to him. >> plus two of hollywood's biggest action stars team up for the first time on the big screen. we sit down with arnold schwarzenegger and sylvester stallone coming up next. >> quite the lineup, right brian? >> absolutely. sounds great. i have to tell you what is coming up on our show of gather around it will be a great friday edition of our show. the crew will be, woulding. we want to know with the government shut down should lawmakers be forced to return their checks? we will find out what you think at home. homes are more expensive than ever before for america's middle class. we are going to find secret neighborhoods that you definitely will be able to afford. pretty good. then a new study finds when it comes to boozman knee people can't tell how much is too dr. mark seigel will be here. plus chris wallace is going to be here, and

good morning, diane. >> good morning, heather. target has been sued by one customer after the company reported a data breech that could effect more than a million debit and credit cards. customers who paid with plastic between november 27th and december 15th may have had their card information compromised including their names, card numbers, card expiration dates and embedded code from the card's magnetic strip. they allege target failed to implement and maintain reasonable security procedures and practices appropriate to the nature and scope of the information compromised. target says it is working cos y closely with law enforcement and financial institutions and has identified and resolved the issue. there is no indication that debit card pins were impacted. still hackers could do major damage with the information that was affected. well-known hacker david kennedy gave fox news a few tips on how people can protect themselves. >> google waltz, pay pal has them. it is really a temporary credit card number that you can use. pay pal

ainsley, heather back to you. >>> thank you very much diane macedo. appreciate 48 minutes after th the hour. your children's future in danger if they are in daycare. what every parent need to know before you head off to work. >> it is not in your wedding vows but a heavenly relationship can mean one thing. find out if you have it. let's check in with steve doocy to see what's up on fox and friends. >> i don't know what it is. i have a great big household of stuff. coming up we are going to talk about the fact that there's a crisis avert. today was supposed to be d-day. didn't happen. they voted to kick the can. what was the house sten nothing fer thinking when she went up to the microphone and started yelling. what we know about her and what she said. robert redford said the gridlock is there because the government is racist. >> house republicans called before congress. he talked to somebody at the white house before closing war memorials before he did it, he just doesn't remember their name. >> scott remccreary the one who won american idol at age 18

diane macedo joins us to explain. good morning, diane. >> it is a battle between the brick and mortar stores and on-line retarryls. this one seems to be coming to a head in time for the holidays at issue is the marketplace fairness act. it would allow states to collect sales tax from companies that sell via the internet. you might be informed of the bill's benefits. order on-line and you might receive a package in i a long with a plea to write congress to oppose the bill. according to lobbying disclosure fileings 26 companies trade groups and lobbying firms are trying to influence congress on the act. local retailers argue forcing only in state retailers to collect sports sales tax puts them at a serious disadvantage. states lost $23 billion on uncollected sales tax revenues from out of state sales last year. catalog and e officers retailers say collecting sales tax for the thousands of jurisdictions on-line retail service is overly complicated. it has already passed its version of the bill which allows to companies w

it is more expensive for all of us. >> diane mass is heed co joini diane macedo joining us at this hour. >> scientists may have found a cure for baldness. >> stay tuned for that. a new reality about to set in for kim and kanye. the big change the spotlight hungry couple just under went. >> first brian kilmeade to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." we know you have been waiting for that story. >> three hours of kardashians. the if they are engaged i don't know what else is more important. something the kardashians don't show us. he has people working around the clock to fix the obama care web site debacle. even his friends in the media are starting to question the commander in p chief especially after the rose garden presence yesterday. what it means for immigration after what just happened with the 16 day lockout. hear from a doctor why they are worried sick about the implementation of this law. we got the story of a teenaged sports blowout. it got so bad the coach on the losing team charging the coach defeating them was bullying. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insu

diane macedo has more on that story. good morning, diane. >> the holiday shopping season is supposed to start on black friday. but kicking things off on thanksgiving thursday is becoming increasingly popular. smart will be leading the path 6:00 a.m. at 9:00 a.m. the workers should have some time to enjoy the thanksgiving turkey. the store opens at 5:00 p.m. wal-mart and best buy will open an hour after that. the big rush comes at 8:00 p.m. when macys target, colkohl's ofe depot open their doors. they are getting mixed reviews from consumers. >> i feel bad. >> i feel like i am late. i am behind. >> resales have opened up to allow more time to purchase for the holidays. >> we asked viewers what they thought about stores opening on thanksgiving and where they intend to stop. many are in favor of spending the day at home. many say they got their turkeys and credit cards ready to go. no way turkey day is for your family. wal-mart and best buy will be open so i will be christmas shopping on thanksgiving and black friday. sandr

states have to recoup that nun somehow. >> diane macedo thank you, diane. the time is 10 minutes until the top of the hour. they claim they protect worker's rights. why are workers in one of the company's largest union striking against their own union. have you been inspired the new folks that do sacred sight seeing? our travel expert joins us next with a list of must see churches. but first definitely a must see on my list. brian kilmeade to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> we have a great show on tap. dare i say a bit different. benghazi we will look inside that story. idaho governor here to talk about sequester cuts the impact on his state and why he was ready for it. wrestlers together they are almost 1,000 pounds and life size game of chess pieces on the plaza. susan poke is here grand master chess player live. that's going to be great. and donald trump. >> hello. [ male announcer ] how do you measure happiness? by the armful? by the barrelful? e carful? how about...by the bowlful? campbell's soups give you nutrition, energy, and can help yo

patti ann. >> diane mass can heed doe. >> -- diane macedo, thanks. >> won't go down without a fight. michael bloomberg promising to appeal a judge 's decision striking down his large soda ban. we are live at lucky's cafe in new york city where the owners still plan on enforcing the ban. is that right? >> they are one of the few places saying we are going with it anyway despite the ruling. in new york city it is a hot button issue. you can have your large drink whatever you want and the mayor can't tell you how large your cup can be. he called it capricious, arbitrary, nonsense cal. the mayor banning all cups over 16 ounces if it had a certain amount of sugar in it. there were so many loopholes and mayor bloomberg's new law it basically defeated the purpose of the law to begin with. the mayor is fighting back vowing to appeal even despite the fact thmany businesss are saying this would really hurt our bottom line. take a listen. >> if you know what you are doing even if it did we are talking lives verses profit. >> line one goes to beverage association to oppose this law. we will wait

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. >> that includes 56-year-old diane barrett. last month, she received a letter from blue cross blue shield informing her as of january 2014 she would lose her current plan. she pays $54 a month. the new plan would run $581 more a month. >> now, i found that story to be over simplified, because the further interviews with diane barrett showed what she has now is a junk plan. it doesn't cover hospitalization costs. maybe that's what she wants, but she also could get into a plan that was maybe more expensive, but not ten times expensive, cheaper than she perhaps realized. what do you think of this whole approach of zeroing in on people like diane barrett? >> this is a simple go-to form. you take one person and use that person to highlight the problems. it makes for much better television. but i think we owe the viewers more than that and it's hard to do. it's so much easier to sit down and interview a person one-on-one and say yes, this is bad, and made it black and white. the "new york times" had an article this week where they ha

casting diane lane as the lovely diane lane as hillary clinton is enough of a tip-off as to where this will go. personally, cast phillip seymour hoffman. >> casting decisions aside, leslie, do you buy the assurances and even if you know they do their best to have projects that don't touch the news division and do have a factual overview of hillary clinton's life, they're inviting some criticism. there are those who will say it just will not be accurate. >> obviously they're inviting criticism. i agree a little bit with howard, a little bit with chris but just a little bit. >> on the casting? >> yes, just a little bit. me on the casting, definitely. my husband is in love with diane lane. he'll watch it just for that, chris. i have to tell you, nbc is perceived by many americans as left leaning. they have entertainment and news. i think honestly, the real identity problem here at least in my opinion is cnn. since the boston bombings, their ratings have come up. they definitely have been looked at again by americans as a news network. for them to have a film division now, look who's runni