jenna: not long enough for those families. sad for them. through this all. gregg, thank you very much. okay. jon: every day, millions of people get online and play things like farmville which puts you in charge of your own virtual harvest. or games like mafia wars where you run a fake crime syndicate. there is new game out that simulates life on the brink of homelessness. it is called, spent. players face the same unexpected challenges as americans raising their families while working in low-wage jobs or maybe without a job. patrice nelson is executive director of urban ministries of durham. general any nicholson is copy writer ad agency ma kenny. together they helped develop the game. general any, my understanding your ad agency decided this would be a good way to sort of educate americans about homelessness, how pervasive it is and how easy it is to fall into?
inflationary? i m looking ways to justify it. one of my best stock picks for this year is dsw, the shoe store. discount shoe warehouse. not that i m familiar with it. the stock went through the moon. only way to do it. look in your closet. underarmor. better own some of that. nike. own some of that. eat cheerios. own general mills? jenna: the advice for the day, think about talking to the 401(k) manager. people become advocates for things. they tell their friends this is the greatest product for the world. they become a salesperson but don t own any. plowing money into 401(k) and buying same stuff over and over again. when it doesn t work hard to make up the time. jenna: dw? yeah. jenna: jon is nodding over there. i don t know if jon has been to dsw. charles, thank you very much. thanks. jenna: always from fox business. jon? jon: price spikes and heels. fox news alert now.
playing out across a big patch much the country. maria molina joins us with the details. jon: an angry crowd pushing down and allegedly beating a tv news crew, not in the middle east this time but in california. what set them off, coming up.
payne. fox business network as well. less than a quarter for those to live on the rest of their lives? the. jenna, this particular report. i think the number is worst than that. jenna: you think these are the funds that will really make you money? there are a couple of things. i fault to some degree the industry. i do a lot of portfolio reviews for individual investors and i look at them and they have 10 mutual funds but each fund has the same stocks in it. each fund has chevron, whatever. they re not really, truly diversified. they never really truly capitalized on big-time market moves. the fact of the matter is, we saw the market go through a ten-year period where it did nothing. if you don t count dividend reinvestment was slightly down. we had a lost decade in the stock market. during that same period people didn t save any money. in the last month we had double-digit savings in this country was in 1985 vanguard, one of the big firms that runs 401(k)s, you should put
clear that we favor the protestors and want them to oust moammar kadafi. the regime officials changing side is something that is positive. this is something that the white house through clear messages, exspelling the ambassador to the u.s. could help out the proceed terss. jon: moammar kadafi is a brute but he did get rid of his nuclear program, that kind of thing. he did which took place after the iraq war and he saw the consequences for conduct like his in a post 9/11 environment. also with both the united states, and britain in the west. this is an evil regime, a dangerous regime and like the other dictators of the middle east he runs the risk of creating an even worse outcome which is an islamist-run country that is aligned with the day horan regime. they want democracy, secular