with the u.k. on high alert, prime minister david cameron is calling for immediate action against isis, outlining his vision for a comprehensive response. don t appease this ideology. we have to confront it at home and abroad. to do this we need a tough intelligent, patient and comprehensive approach to defeat the terrorist threat at its source. tough, we need a firm security response, whether that is action to go after the terrorists, international cooperation on intelligence and counter terrorism or uncompromising measures against terrorists here at home. jo ling: here at home the plan isn t as clear. president obama raising serious questions with his response to the powerful terrorist threat yesterday. i don t want to put the cart before the horse. we don t have a strategy yet. i think, what i ve seen in some of the news reports suggests that, folks are getting a little further ahead where we re at than we are currently are. jo ling: here to discuss, james frischling,
dispersed, and they accuse the president of holding onto power. also coming up in business buying out. after two decades of leadership, details on a power struggle and the resignation of the top of europe s biggest carmaker. what is making the headlines in the press review. aurora: more than 3700 people have died following saturday s earthquake in nepal. according to ngo s, more than 6000 others have been injured and up to one million children could be affected. this is the deadliest disaster in nepal in 18 years. tens of thousands of families have had their homes destroyed, and many are camping in open spaces in kathmandu. fire sirens echo in the streets. dust and rubble mountains are all that is left of the nearby square, a unesco world heritage site. the tent city has sprung up in the capital as many people chose to stay outdoors, fearful of aftershocks. i have been here for the past three days. there is no other choice. last night it rained hard. we were all getting d
it is time to heed the call of business leaders, labor leaders, faith leaders, and law enforcement - and fix our broken immigration system as for the market trading could get tricky today.. with an annoucement coming from the fed later today. stocks made a turnaround yesterday ending a 3 day slide. the dow rallied 91 points, the nasdaq 14 and the s&p 11 gold dropped $10 and oil revved up $1.52. herbalife is back in the spotlight. shares fell $1.50 yesterday on a report canadian regulators are probing allegations the company is operating a pyramid scheme as the company has rejected such claims. winter woes hit the south. hundreds of flights are cancelled. and some cities could come to a stand still during a deep freeze. larry shover of sfg alternatives is on top of the market action for us today. good morning larry/ we are on fed watch. what do you anticipate? i don t anticipate much of anything. i think it s been well telegraphed that 10 billion a month of tapering and that
really? because the washington post report that is a third of people enrolled are not actually enrolled after all. that is only part of the problem plaguing the failed website. we have latest from the wall street journal and also cyber expert david kennedy. thanks to both of you for joining us. spencer, this is startling, a third of people. you ve been doing a ton of reporting on this. does this sound right to you a third of people sign up haven t signed up. the government disputes the figure. melissa: they say it doesn t accurately reflect the picture what is happening now. i m not sure that is really a dispute of third. that is like, not exactly what is happening today. maybe they re saying only 29%. we don t know the actual figures. there is no question there have been a lot of problems with the enrollment of the people who are trying to enroll. through healthcare.gov. programs with transmitting data. when you put data into the website it is not being properly tran
really? because the washington post report that is a third of people enrolled are not actually enrolled after all. that is only part of the problem plaguing the failed website. we have latest from the wall street journal and also cyber expert david kennedy. thanks to both of you f joining us. spencer, this is startling, a third of people. you ve been doing a ton of reporting on this. does this sound right to you a third of people sign up haven t signed up. the government disputes the figure. melissa: they say it doesn t accurately reflect the picture what is happening now. i m not sure that is really a dispute of third. that is le, not exactly what is happening today. maybe they re saying only 29%. we don t know the actual figures. there is no question there have been a lot of problems with the enrollment of the people who are trying to enroll. through healthcare.gov. programs with transmitting data. when you put data into the website it is not being propey transmitte