Now doubt heard about the problems with the rollout of the obamacare act. the president will make a rose garden statement and acknowledge troubles for his domestic signature domestic achievement. what else will he say? you will hear it here live. analysis from bret baier, nina easton and david drucker. we ll talk about the media s coverage of obamacare. breakthroughs in cancer screenings to tell you about. we ll tell you about one of the dangers of buying over the internet. great news about sleep coming up happening now. bill: see you then. my son loves the broncos. me toys, that s tough. you re 6-1! i ll take it. but the chiefs are 7-0. bill: hang in there. gotcha. new developments in the murder case against nfl star aaron hernandez. we re live from the courthouse with that. check this out. talk about swerving, what was this guy whoa! yow.
Ceremony. and in true facebook fashion, zuckerberg announced the nuptials as a status update on the social networking site. how old are we? that ceremony seemed to go much smoother than facebook s ipo on friday. there was a traffic overload at nasdaq. and the stock price gained just 23 kwents for the day. here s the thing. and i m not cynical, but a cynic would say he got married the day after his ipo flopped. stop it, he did not. so we were talking about that instead of the ipo flopping. anybody here follow that story? did you follow it? because richard haass, it was going so poorly for him that the banks morgan stanley. morgan stanley especially, they had to backstop this because it was going to lose money on its first day. so the bankers furiously had to start buying up all of this facebook stock. by the way, and you know where they put it? they got the stock certificates and they went back and put it right next to e-pets and e-toys.
Numbers, 20% of this ipo flow went to the little guy, that is more than most ipos ever offered to the so-called retail investor. bill: to really get on the goods to be a big time investor, the big firms, they give you a couple of shares on the side and, keep you as a client. you would rather not be in on the first day, it is dangerous, think of krispy kreme or e-toys, 1999, the ipo of e-toys, went public, martha remembers this, it went public at $20, first day went to $85, and today, don t even ask. not even close. bill: we ll see you later today, right? count down to the closing bell, fbn, bulls and bears, starts 3:00 p.m. eastern time and she ll be on the air. with the closing price. bill: 3:59 p.m. with the closing price. thank you. martha: and, there were a lot of krispy kreme doughnuts that day! who can forget that, a fierce debate raging in utah, overstate
You. it was the 90s. people did all kinds of crazy things. i m still waiting for a bunch of e-toys that never showed up. and when i put the iraq war on the credit card, i never dreamed i would pay 28% in interest rates. it s astronomical. yeah, well if you would have listened to me you would have raised taxes. then i would have had one term. and the second term was a real victory lapper, wasn t it, dubbers. listen, borat. it s bara kncck. you have to listen to these fellows, public pers. oh. don t forget, tomorrow, tom hanks, yes, the tom hanks will be on set with us of morning joe with his brilliant new documentary, the pacific.
This movie. i ll talk to one of the veterans. first actors who famously played presidents got together for a video about financial regulatory reform. we heard you were tossing and turning over whether to public for federal regulation, so we re here to give you some advice. you know we should. you two are the ones that stripped out all the regulations. why would i wanted a advice from you. it was the 90s, people did all kinds of crazy things. i m still waiting for a bunch of e-toys that never showed up. more of this video coming up. wait until you see who plays ronald reagan. fiber one i m looking for some fiber.