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New spending to cover the uninsured. republicans point out that the healthcare law still raises deficits by trillions while democrats say it's ultimately going to save taxpayers some cash. cbo also projects if congress is successful in repealing the law, the nation's deficit will soar by tens of billions of dollars. of course we won't know how much this will all cost until the law is fully in effect. the fox business network gerri willis is joining us now. what does the cbo credit for this cost reduction? >> they are expecting that some states will opt out of medicaid as a supreme court decisi...

The marketplace now. 130 american companies making fortune magazine's global 500 list and it ranks the world's biggest corporations by revenue. there were nearly 200 u.s. businesses on the list a decade ago. wal-mart also losing the number one spot on the list. royal dutch shell from the netherlands now on top with $484 billion in revenue. exxon mobile is second followed by wal-mart. britain's b.p. was fourth and china's cinipec group rounded out the top five. huge democratic party donor denise rich one of 450 people to renounce her citizenship this year. her surprising move coming 11 years af...

That, when you have tomorrow or sunday's election, if the a austerity, the market will do well, but however, to your earlier point, jamie, if the anti-austerity department wins and then we're gaining momentum before the election, if that happens you're going to see the drop. and i don't want to say the sky is falling, chicken little, heads up, the banks are going to have losses or concerns that never existed even six months ago. >> how much u.s. money is tied up in this? >> literally billions. for example, citi 84 billion dollars, and the other major wire houses or banks are similar size and t...

.robert reisch saying at president should make it clear he won't follow america into an austerity trap of slower growth and higher unemployment. what is happening in europe, is it a lesson for those of us in the united states? >> david cameron is elected in may 2010 and introduces through his treasure sect a series of draconian cuts. 25% is cut from public housing. 25% frrs all nonhousing. and guess what, the british gorveths the british nation has just collapsed back into recession. the second quarter and there's a prediction there's going to be a third quarter of contraction, as well. a doub...

I have to pay more for all those things? >> they're small in light of a $84 billion budget. these are fairly small. our dmv funded by nongeneral fund. it is solely funned by fees. we've been so successful last couple years incentivizing people to go online and discount and have a eight-year license instead after five-year licenses essentially the same price we decreased amount of money going into dmv. this gets us back to status quo. that's why we're doing it. martha: this has gotten you a lot of attention in the state of virginia and talking about a possible vice-presidential nomination for y...