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nasdaq and s & p also taking some big losses. man, it has been like a rollercoaster up and down. >> heather: so many different things impacting where the stocks are going up or down. it would be great to end the year on a high note, wouldn't it? >> especially the fact the dow zoomed from 18,000 to like 25,000 to 26,000 since the president took office. so we'll see what happens in 2019. a lot of predictions there could be a slowdown but not this morning. >> heather: don't want to make those predictions on the stock market now. that's dangerous territory. sparking some outrage. you could say among democrats after blaming them for the deaths of two migrant children from guatemala. an 8-year-old boy, 7-year-old girl died in border patrol custody in separate incidents this month. the president tweeting saturday any deaths of children or others at the border are strictly the fault of the democrats and their pathetic immigration policies that allow people to make the long trek thinking they can enter our
journal" average deductible for an individual was $3600. under obama care care's bronze plan that soars to over $5,000. that is 42% increase. that is the lowest priced coverage on the exchange. stu varney, he is the host of "varney & company" on fox business network. stu, how do you think people are going to react? >> people will say, what did i do to deserve this after all you pay your taxes, work for a living. you've been forced to change your doctor. you've been forced to pay more for inwhich you may or may not need but the second sticker shock which is as you point out, heather, deductibles. the study was done by health pockket incorporated which studies this kind of thing. the federal exchanges, they found out the bronze plan has an average deductible for individuals of $5081. let's point out that is money you've got to shell out from
years and this is what happens with true believers. when the policies they espouse don't work very well, they always think that it's just because the message is right or the pr campaign doesn't work properly or something of that kind. >> every website and newspaper and every television broadcast america is going to talk about that. bill: brit hume alive in washington dc. thank you so much. heather has more. heather: we asked you last hour, is the problem with the law? bill: jamie says in a tweet to us, yes, and chad says no. he said if it was the millions
cliff in glacier national park she says after an argument. prosecutors say she pushed him in the back, face first, plunging 200 feet to his death. she told police she hadn't seen cody after going to church and dairy queen. police have security camera photo of couple entering the park and their car leaving. cell phone records showing jordan was in the park after her husband's death. she create ad false email address from an imaginary person to cover her tracks. prosecutors, heather, expect the trial to last little more than a week. the jury pool is 150. it is so big because so many people in montanacase and they e can't get a fair trial. heather. heather: that imagine airy person named tony. what do we know about the couple's relationship in general? >> reporter: 39 witnesses prosecutors are calling, more than half are friends of the couple who say this marriage was a disaster waiting to happen and jordan was a loose cannon. even she expressed doubts about
well as being a national director of intelligence, that would bring the proper balance in determining what to ask the court to approve and how to go about collecting this information. and i can say thoroughly that we do need to have a properly administered business records law. because that is held by third parties such as communications companies that can be very useful and rather than grabbing records, then finding out what they are up to. heather: congressman, thank you for joining us. bill: senator rand paul saying that he has a fix for bankrupt detroit. >> the problem with the government stimulus is that you
30 years ago had about 2 billion people and this is capital moving out, families are moving out and the only way to save the city is to bring those families and businesses back and we tried everything else. we tried high taxes and let's give this a chance. heather: still to come, start new warnings that the al qaeda threat is spreading like wildfire after president obama repeatedly said the terror group is on the run. congressman mike mccaul joins us live with his warning. [cheers] [cheers] [cheers] bill: that is history. a 54-yard field goal. it has never been done before.
united flight with the doors locked. >> are called micro friend and she thought i was crazy. and i said that i am locked on a plane. and i said, i am telling you, please call someone to get me off this plane. heather: after waiting more than half an hour, stunned workers came aboard to get them often united said that there was a post flight walk-through and they're not sure how they missed him. so what would you do? at. bill: that's interesting. wasn't it excuse? heather: well, they shouldn't have left him. senator rand paul pushing a new plan to help bankrupt detroit get out of that bankruptcy. he said it's the best way to solve the city's money problems and allow people to keep more of
with more. peter, how many consumers are still having problems with the site? >> reporter: heather, right now, it is about one in 10 but for all of october and november that error rate was about one in four, much higher, and much more complicated because that means a quarter of consumers that think they're all set to be covered by january 1st might not be. >> important to note that errors could also encompass a range of things from duplicates to technical information displayed or conveyed improperly, to some not being generated. >> reporter: basically one in four people who think they have enrolled might not be and will face a fine unless they log on and check their status in the next two weeks, heather who knows what you find out when you go to the doctor's office. what is the administration doing to make the site easier for folks that can get on? >> reporter: heather, the big thing people can easily see what their deductible will be right next to their new premiums.
around the world. prince charles all the way to raul castro. they will all be there in johannesburg, not far from the neighborhood where nelson mandela spent so much of his life. tens of thousands of dignitaries and the range of people that will be there at that event and elsewhere, telling us just how huge the reach of this man was. heather: thank you and we will be covering it. bill: a medical emergency on a cruise ship. the daring rescue caught on tape and how this all turned out. also, a woman accused of pushing her new husband over a cliff. herberger trial is now getting underway and our legal panel weighs in. >> he put like 110% all the
>> i'm glad the obama administration is creating jobs. heather: thank you so much for joining us. if they're creating jobs, perhaps people wouldn't be on extended unemployment, steven. round and round. thanks for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. bill: rule number one on television, never talk down to woman. as a man, you will never win. it was a weekend of wild wins in the nfl. one of more impressive, the miracle in baltimore. ravens-vikings, five touchdowns in the minute, 125 seconds. here is number four. >> first down. for darrell paterson has it. rookie, is loose. with one man to get past and put as move on! look at paterson go. i don't believe this. touchdown vikings. bill: that is one in the snow. 45 seconds left, minnesota goes deep on a 79-yard touchdown. that would put the vikings on