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Q: NullReferenceException in finalizer during MSTest (I know, this is a ridiculously long question. I tried to separate the question from my investigation so far, so it's slightly easier to read.)
I'm running my unit tests using MSTest.exe. Occasionally, I see this test error:
On the individual unit test method: "The agent process was stopped while the test was running."
On the entire test run:

One of the background threads threw exception:
System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
   at System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.ReleaseComObject(Object o)
   at System.Management.Instrumentation.MetaDataInfo.Dispose()
   at System.Management.Instrumentation.MetaDataInfo.Finalize()

So, here's what I think I need to do: I need to track down what is causing the error in MetaDataInfo, but I'm drawing a blank. My unit test suite takes over half an hour to run, and the error doesn't happen every time, so it's hard to get it to reproduce.
Has anyone else seen this type of failure in running unit tests? Were you able to track it down to a specific component?
Edit:
The code under test is a mix of C#, C++/CLI, and a little bit of unmanaged C++ code. The unmanaged C++ is used only from the C++/CLI, never directly from the unit tests. The unit tests are all C#.
The code under test will be running in a standalone Windows Service, so there's no complication from ASP.net or anything like that. In the code under test, there's threads starting & stopping, network communication, and file I/O to the local hard drive.

My investigation so far:
I spent some time digging around the multiple versions of the System.Management assembly on my Windows 7 machine, and I found the MetaDataInfo class in System.Management that's in my Windows directory. (The version that's under Program Files\Reference Assemblies is much smaller, and doesn't have the MetaDataInfo class.)
Using Reflector to inspect this assembly, I found what seems to be an obvious bug in MetaDataInfo.Dispose():
// From class System.Management.Instrumentation.MetaDataInfo:
public void Dispose()
{
    if (this.importInterface == null) // <---- Should be "!="
    {
        Marshal.ReleaseComObject(this.importInterface);
    }
    this.importInterface = null;
    GC.SuppressFinalize(this);
}

With this 'if' statement backwards, MetaDataInfo will leak the COM object if present, or throw a NullReferenceException if not. I've reported this on Microsoft Connect: https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/779328/
Using reflector, I was able to find all uses of the MetaDataInfo class. (It's an internal class, so just searching the assembly should be a complete list.) There is only one place it is used:
public static Guid GetMvid(Assembly assembly)
{
    using (MetaDataInfo info = new MetaDataInfo(assembly))
    {
        return info.Mvid;
    }
}

Since all uses of MetaDataInfo are being properly Disposed, here's what's happening:

*

*If MetaDataInfo.importInterface is not null:

*

*static method GetMvid returns MetaDataInfo.Mvid

*The using calls MetaDataInfo.Dispose

*

*Dispose leaks the COM object

*Dispose sets importInterface to null

*Dispose calls GC.SuppressFinalize

*Later, when the GC collects the MetaDataInfo, the finalizer is skipped.

*.

*If MetaDataInfo.importInterface is null:

*

*static method GetMvid gets a NullReferenceException calling MetaDataInfo.Mvid.

*Before the exception propagates up, the using calls MetaDataInfo.Dispose

*

*Dispose calls Marshal.ReleaseComObject

*

*Marshal.ReleaseComObject throws a NullReferenceException.

*Because an exception is thrown, Dispose doesn't call GC.SuppressFinalize

*The exception propagates up to GetMvid's caller.

*Later, when the GC collects the MetaDataInfo, it runs the Finalizer

*

*Finalize calls Dispose

*

*Dispose calls Marshal.ReleaseComObject

*

*Marshal.ReleaseComObject throws a NullReferenceException, which propagates all the way up to the GC, and the application is terminated.

For what it's worth, here's the rest of the relevant code from MetaDataInfo:
public MetaDataInfo(string assemblyName)
{
    Guid riid = new Guid(((GuidAttribute) Attribute.GetCustomAttribute(typeof(IMetaDataImportInternalOnly), typeof(GuidAttribute), false)).Value);
    // The above line retrieves this Guid: "7DAC8207-D3AE-4c75-9B67-92801A497D44"
    IMetaDataDispenser o = (IMetaDataDispenser) new CorMetaDataDispenser();
    this.importInterface = (IMetaDataImportInternalOnly) o.OpenScope(assemblyName, 0, ref riid);
    Marshal.ReleaseComObject(o);
}

private void InitNameAndMvid()
{
    if (this.name == null)
    {
        uint num;
        StringBuilder szName = new StringBuilder {
            Capacity = 0
        };
        this.importInterface.GetScopeProps(szName, (uint) szName.Capacity, out num, out this.mvid);
        szName.Capacity = (int) num;
        this.importInterface.GetScopeProps(szName, (uint) szName.Capacity, out num, out this.mvid);
        this.name = szName.ToString();
    }
}

public Guid Mvid
{
    get
    {
        this.InitNameAndMvid();
        return this.mvid;
    }
}

Edit 2:
I was able to reproduce the bug in the MetaDataInfo class for Microsoft. However, my reproduction is slightly different from the issue I'm seeing here.

*

*Reproduction: I try to create a MetaDataInfo object on a file that isn't a managed assembly. This throws an exception from the constructor before importInterface is initialized.

*My issue with MSTest: MetaDataInfo is constructed on some managed assembly, and something happens to make importInterface null, or to exit the constructor before importInterface is initialized.

*

*I know that MetaDataInfo is created on a managed assembly, because MetaDataInfo is an internal class, and the only API that calls it does so by passing the result of Assembly.Location.

However, re-creating the issue in Visual Studio meant that it downloaded the source to MetaDataInfo for me. Here's the actual code, with the original developer's comments.
public void Dispose()
{
    // We implement IDisposable on this class because the IMetaDataImport
    // can be an expensive object to keep in memory.
    if(importInterface == null)
        Marshal.ReleaseComObject(importInterface);
    importInterface = null;
    GC.SuppressFinalize(this);
}

~MetaDataInfo()
{
    Dispose();
}

The original code confirms what was seen in reflector: The if statement is backwards, and they shouldn't be accessing the managed object from the Finalizer.
I said before that because it was never calling ReleaseComObject, that it was leaking the COM object. I read up more on the use of COM objects in .Net, and if I understand it properly, that was incorrect: The COM object isn't released when Dispose() is called, but it is released when the garbage collector gets around to collecting the Runtime Callable Wrapper, which is a managed object. Even though it's a wrapper for an unmanaged COM object, the RCW is still a managed object, and the rule about "don't access managed objects from the finalizer" should still apply.

A: Try to add the following code to your class definition:
bool _disposing = false  // class property

public void Dispose()
{
    if( !disposing )
        Marshal.ReleaseComObject(importInterface);
    importInterface = null;
    GC.SuppressFinalize(this);

    disposing = true;
}

A: If MetaDataInfo uses the IDisposable pattern, then there should also be a finalizer (~MetaDataInfo() in C#). The using statement will make sure to call Dispose(), which sets the importInterface to null. Then when the GC is ready to finalize, the ~MetaDataInfo() is called, which would normally call Dispose (or rather the overload taking a bool disposing: Dispose(false)).
I would say that this error should turn up quite often.

A: Are you trying to fix this for your tests? If so, rewrite your using. Don't dispose of it yourself but write some code to use reflection to access the private fields and dispose of them correctly and then call GC.SuppressFinalize to prevent the finalizer from running.
As a brief aside (loved your investigation btw) you state that Dispose calls Finalize. It's the other way round, Finalize when invoked by the GC calls Dispose.


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Hungary: GE lobbies for NPP Paks2 turbine supply contract
5. December 2016. / SEE Energy News
Commercial Director at General Electric (GE) Steam Power Systems Michael Keroulle said that the company could be considered as a favorite for winning a contract on the supply of turbines for the project of the expansion of Hungarian sole nuclear power plant Paks.
Keroulle explained that the construction of the turbines island should cost some 3 billion euros, while turbines, generators and other equipment would cost additional one billion euros. The cost of NPP Paks expansion project is estimated between 10 and 12 billion euros. He added that GE Steam Power System is already supplying turbines for nuclear power plant in Finland which is of a similar design to NPP Paks and is being built by the same contractor – Russian company Rosatom.
In early 2016, Vice Chairman of GE John G. Rice said that the company is considering participation in the project for the expansion of Hungarian sole nuclear power plant Paks as a supplier, noting that export is accounted for 99 % of the revenues of GE Magyarorszag in 2014, which has some 10,000 employees and plans to expand its business in Hungary.
On 14 January 2014, Hungarian government has signed deal with Russia`s atomic energy corporation – Rosatom, with a goal to increase output of the power plant, from current 2,000 MW to 4,400 MW by adding two more reactors. Under the agreement, Russia will provide 10 billion euros loan for the construction of new unit in existing NPP, which is around 80% of estimated construction cost. First unit is expected to become operational in 2023. However, In mid-January the European Commission released a report in which it states that Hungary has failed to provide sufficient information to support its argument that the agreement for the expansion of NPP Paks will not provide the company unfair economic advantage. The PM's Office reiterated that stand of the Hungarian Government is that the project for the expansion of NPP Paks is competitive and expects that the investment will be returned through increased revenues of the company, so it does not constitute as state aid.
After a series of talks between the Hungarian Government and the European Commission regarding the project for NPP Paks expansion, Vice-President of the European Commission in charge of the Energy Union Maros Sefcovic said in September that Hungary and Brussels are close to settling every outstanding issue with a positive outcome. He said that if Hungary decides to build this nuclear power plant, which is in full accordance with the right of every EU member state to decide on their energy mix, it will be able to do it in accordance with the EU law.

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It's time to stop treating the election of the next president of the United States like a game show without serious consequences. After more than a year of constant fundraising, meaningless opinion polls and reckless rhetoric from so many candidates, voters finally will make their voices heard starting Monday in the Iowa caucuses and eight days later in the New Hampshire primary. For Republicans fighting for both the soul of their party and the White House, the best choice is former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush.
The Florida primary is not until March 15, and voters in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina will weed out the field. To the voters in those other states and to Florida Republicans as well, we offer this advice: We know Bush's strengths and weaknesses, and we are confident he is the most thoughtful, principled and energetic candidate in the Republican field.
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The race for the Republican nomination has not unfolded as Bush or virtually anyone else anticipated. Donald Trump has tapped into anger among many Republicans about the economy, fears of terrorism and deep dissatisfaction with the nation's direction under President Barack Obama. This year turns out to be bad timing for an establishment candidate with a family legacy when disillusioned voters thirst for change in Washington. But Bush demonstrated in Florida he will challenge stale conventions and push new approaches. He offers more than sound bites in his specific campaign proposals for changing the federal tax structure, pursuing immigration reforms and managing foreign policy. Experience, competence and thoughtfulness should not be considered liabilities for candidates for president.
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Bush badly miscalculated that he could become the presumptive Republican nominee by raising so much money last year, and his campaign skills were rusty. But Trump's snide attacks about Bush's lack of energy were never accurate. It has been Bush who has best challenged Trump for his ridiculous talk of banning Muslims from entering this country and for suggesting a 45 percent tariff on Chinese goods that would ignite a trade war.


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lot cooler out there across northern plains. temperatures in the 40's. 40's well in the city of denver. texas it has been mild the last couple of mornings. we have another mild morning in dal at thats. 73 degrees for the current temperature. much cooler across parts of maine, northern new england. temperatures in the 30's this morning. only in the 40's as we head into later today. taking a look at temperatures behind the front that is racing eastward. you will be seeing showers and storms along that. you can see the cooler air already in place. 58 for the high temperatures. feels like fall over there today. let's head over to you heather and ainsley. >> president obama signed a bill to name the facility for waldick. he was killed in afghanistan three years ago a specialist trained to dismantle bombs and already served two tours in iraq. >> matt hasselbeck showed last night sometimes age is just a number in the nfl. with andrew luck injured for the second straight week the it led indianapolis to a victory. he completed passes for 200 yards and two touchdowns. what is more impress
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. temperatures ranging from the 50's to 60's. during the afternoon hours across the southeast not bad at all, 74 degrees for the high in atlanta and 73 in raleigh, north carolina. >>> it is 10 minutes after the top of the hour. brand new video of the south carolina police officer that is in trouble for body slamming a student does a new take to tell a different story. >> sorry, kids, this isn't a trick or a treat. another school decides to ban lol halloween over religious...
The Kelly File : FOXNEWSW : October 24, 2015 1:00am-2:01am PDT
gained 158. the s&p 500 finished up 23, the nasdaq was up 12. for the week the dow gained 2.5 percentage pointsed the s&p 500 was up over two and the nasdaq finished ahead almost 3. government investigators are blaming the environmental protection agency for the three million gallon wastewater spill that fouled rivers in three states this summer. engineers from the interior department said the epa team rushed the work at the colorado gold mooine. triggering the very blow-out it had hoped to avoid. >>> what something billed as the most powerful hurricane ever in the western hemisphere is bearing down right now on mexico. let's check in with meteorologist in the fox weather center in new york. >> i tell you what, we're used to these incredible storms in the western pacific. places like the philippines and taiwan and that's where all of our strongest ones have been. until here, hurricane patricia had a pressure of 879, it's incredibly low. if you follow that sort of thing, it gives you a sense of exactly how strong this is. it strengthened quickly. it's moving quickly. and ultimately that w
gained 158. the s&p 500 finished up 23, the nasdaq was up 12. for the week the dow gained 2.5 percentage pointsed the s&p 500 was up over two and the nasdaq finished ahead almost 3. government investigators are blaming the environmental protection agency for the three million gallon wastewater spill that fouled rivers in three states this summer. engineers from the interior department said the epa team rushed the work at the colorado gold mooine. triggering the very blow-out it had...
numbers will go down. he becomes a real candidate. hillary clinton herself was way up in the 70's or 80's. then she declares for her candidacy, she is down in the 40s. that happens to all candidates. otherwise, we would have a president rick proximate resulty. he ran what you ahead in 2012, and we have had that historically many times. >> okay. buff now i have to correct you on a few things. number one, when barack obama won re-election, would didn't have isis. all right? we didn't have every single part of the world in turmoil. and there is no question about that. there is no question that if you go overseas and you look at what's happening. putin is now trying to talk over the middle east in conjunction with iran. all right. hundreds of thousands, perhaps millions of refugees are fleeing into europe creating mass chaos. all of this comes back to president obama's doorstep. we will hold charles over to talk about foreign affairs. then you go to the economy and you see the medium income in seven years, not three. seven years. all right? not -- going down. going down. so, it's almost
numbers will go down. he becomes a real candidate. hillary clinton herself was way up in the 70's or 80's. then she declares for her candidacy, she is down in the 40s. that happens to all candidates. otherwise, we would have a president rick proximate resulty. he ran what you ahead in 2012, and we have had that historically many times. >> okay. buff now i have to correct you on a few things. number one, when barack obama won re-election, would didn't have isis. all right? we didn't have...
The O'Reilly Factor : FOXNEWSW : October 25, 2015 5:00pm-6:01pm PDT
i want you to do is give me one example of spin. >> the black lives matter movement in the 60's when we said black is beautiful. it didn't mean that white wasn't beautiful. it meant to address a set of circumstances that that community saw. if you look at any statistic when it comes to the black community, whether it's employment, whether it's african-american education. whether it's incarceration rate, there is a problem. so to assert yourself as black lives matter isn't a response of that. if we took this to be another country looked at those statistics in that society we would be pushing for that society and the people. >> no one disputes that african-americans in general have a harder road america. >> some people do hobby who is taken seriously. okay? no one disputes that it's how you get there your definition of radical is different from mine and that might be the problem. black party radical? is the -- in your opinion is the black panther party. >> yes. the country was founded on radicalism. >> so you justify the radicalism is. you think it's okay to say dead cops now, let
i want you to do is give me one example of spin. >> the black lives matter movement in the 60's when we said black is beautiful. it didn't mean that white wasn't beautiful. it meant to address a set of circumstances that that community saw. if you look at any statistic when it comes to the black community, whether it's employment, whether it's african-american education. whether it's incarceration rate, there is a problem. so to assert yourself as black lives matter isn't a response of...
Special Report With Bret Baier : FOXNEWSW : October 23, 2015 3:00pm-4:01pm PDT
update, peter. >>> stocks wrup, the dow gained 158. the s&p 500 finished up 23, the nasdaq was up 12. for the week the dow gained 2.5 percentage pointsed the s&p 500 was up over two and the nasdaq finished ahead almost 3. government investigators are blaming the environmental protection agency for the three million gallon wastewater spill that fouled rivers in three states this summer. engineers from the interior department said the epa team rushed the work at the colorado gold mooine. triggering the very blow-out it had hoped to avoid. >>> what something billed as the most powerful hurricane ever in the western hemisphere is bearing down right now on mexico. let's check in with meteorologist in the fox weather center in new york. >> i tell you what, we're used to these incredible storms in the western pacific. places like the philippines and taiwan and that's where all of our strongest ones have been. until here, hurricane patricia had a pressure of 879, it's incredibly low. if you follow that sort of thing, it gives you a sense of exactly how strong this is. it strengthened quickly
update, peter. >>> stocks wrup, the dow gained 158. the s&p 500 finished up 23, the nasdaq was up 12. for the week the dow gained 2.5 percentage pointsed the s&p 500 was up over two and the nasdaq finished ahead almost 3. government investigators are blaming the environmental protection agency for the three million gallon wastewater spill that fouled rivers in three states this summer. engineers from the interior department said the epa team rushed the work at the colorado...
The Kelly File : FOXNEWSW : October 3, 2015 1:00am-2:01am PDT
unusually strong fashion late in the trading day. the dow finished 200 ahead, the s&p 500 was up 27 1/2. the nasdaq gained 81. for the week, the dow and the s&p 500 gained about 1 percentage point. the nasdaq was up about .5%. joining us from our sister network, fox business networks, liz clayman. what can you tell us about the job numbers. >> the job numbers were shockingly dus appointing, brett. that's what amazing to see what you just showed us. that was a massive pivot off the floor. when the numbers first came out this morning from september they were a huge disappointment. we saw build of just 142,000 jobs instead of what was expected, 203,000 jobs. so it was a huge miss. boom, the markets opened at 9:30 a.m. eastern. tanked. they started dropping, more than 200 points. what then happened? they rocketed off the floor on what's called program trading. this is interesting to people who have 401(k)s or 529s or pension funds. these are massive program or electronic trades put in place by the big investors, the vanguards of the world or big hedge funds, that shot the markets back u
unusually strong fashion late in the trading day. the dow finished 200 ahead, the s&p 500 was up 27 1/2. the nasdaq gained 81. for the week, the dow and the s&p 500 gained about 1 percentage point. the nasdaq was up about .5%. joining us from our sister network, fox business networks, liz clayman. what can you tell us about the job numbers. >> the job numbers were shockingly dus appointing, brett. that's what amazing to see what you just showed us. that was a massive pivot off...
oklahoma say the university and the surrounding community. chambers is k s ku s is schedul her first court appearance today. >>> remnants of hurricane patric patricia, thousands left in the dark in louisiana while parts of texas are under 20 inches of water. dan springer is live in houston with the latest. >> reporter: the rain has stopped thankfully here in houston. it's soggy, though. but this wih w this weekend's st turn out a bad as everyone thought. no injuries or deaths reported, so they really dodged a bullet. there was plenty of rain, though, over saturday and into sunday hofrmorning. 6 to 9 inches fell in houston. the fire department received 28 calls for water rescues. down along the gulf coast in galveston, they got hit with a one-two punch. first the rain and then the strong winds. 40-mile-an-hour winds caused heavy surf and grounded a freight tanker there. two tugboats are still working to free it. and the storm also caused flooding in louisiana, streets and parking lots turned into lakes there, cars disabled. but there, too, the weather is improving. we're expecti
oklahoma say the university and the surrounding community. chambers is k s ku s is schedul her first court appearance today. >>> remnants of hurricane patric patricia, thousands left in the dark in louisiana while parts of texas are under 20 inches of water. dan springer is live in houston with the latest. >> reporter: the rain has stopped thankfully here in houston. it's soggy, though. but this wih w this weekend's st turn out a bad as everyone thought. no injuries or deaths...
Happening Now : FOXNEWSW : October 19, 2015 8:00am-9:01am PDT
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heating up out here. 94 for the high temperature in l.a. upper 90's in phoenix. still feeling like summer out there. >>> it is 12 minutes after the top of the hour. stranded at sea for five days. >> an apology fromm olive garde. the surprising reason the restaurant chain had to say i am sorry to a cop. >> christmas count down with just six weeks to go before black friday the big savings that shoppers can expect. >> save your money. clear this is my body of proof....
best of both worlds. >>> now to s a man has been charged with murder in that road rage killing of an innocent 4-year-old little girl. police say tony torres confessed, telling police he was driving in a car, there was a heated exchange and torres pulled out a gun and fired. a bullet hit little lily in the head. >>> also in albuquerque, a police officer is fighting for his life after being shot multiple times at a traffic stop. the eight-year veteran is in critical condition after two surgeries. the accused gunman was arrested with one hand cuff on his wrist after a massive manhunt. police believe that he might have shot the officer while being arrested. lyman has a long history of violent crimes, including a murder charge back in 2001. >>> a gunman accused of murdering a new york city police officer behind bars this morning and now police are trying to figure out why the suspect with a long criminal wrap sheet was out on the streets to begin with. arthur cheean has the latest. >> randolph, the fourth police officer killed in 11 months represents more than a heartbreaking statistic
best of both worlds. >>> now to s a man has been charged with murder in that road rage killing of an innocent 4-year-old little girl. police say tony torres confessed, telling police he was driving in a car, there was a heated exchange and torres pulled out a gun and fired. a bullet hit little lily in the head. >>> also in albuquerque, a police officer is fighting for his life after being shot multiple times at a traffic stop. the eight-year veteran is in critical condition...
Your World With Neil Cavuto : FOXNEWSW : October 13, 2015 1:00pm-2:01pm PDT
probably heard him on the same "60 minutes" dism s dismissing your chances of becoming president. what did you think of that? >> that's the only thing he can say. what do you think of trump, will he be president? what's he going to say, yes, he's going to be president and can't say that and beat all the democrats. he treated me with respect but can't say i'm going to win. i may be leading in every poll you have which is true, as you know, because you have them in front of you. it was fun. i thought he had a rough night otherwise. >> it was a tough night. >> he had a rough night. >> you're leading in all the polls. in fact, in the latest fox polls you beat hilary clinton. what do you think is going on there, because there seem to be a lot of people who seem to be waiting for you to fizzle out. you haven't fizzled out. >> we've actually reached our all time high as of today. connecticut just came up and i think i'm up by 20 points over everybody else in the quinn ppy ac -- quinn py ac poll that cam up this morning and everybody is concerned about obamacare that will kick in, in 2016 and put
probably heard him on the same "60 minutes" dism s dismissing your chances of becoming president. what did you think of that? >> that's the only thing he can say. what do you think of trump, will he be president? what's he going to say, yes, he's going to be president and can't say that and beat all the democrats. he treated me with respect but can't say i'm going to win. i may be leading in every poll you have which is true, as you know, because you have them in front of you....
matter. the dow today gained 74. the s&p 500 was up 9. the nasdaq finished ahead 17. for the week the dow was u up .75%. the s&p 500 gained almost 1. the nasdaq picked up a little over 1. >>> republican presidential candidates want to scrap obamacare for something new. we'll take a look at what that might be, when we come back. ♪ centrum brings us the biggest news... in multivitamin history. a moment when something so familiar... becomes something so...new. introducing new centrum vitamints. a multivitamin that contains a full spectrum of essential nutrients... you enjoy like a mint. new centrum vitamints. the coolest way yet... to get your multivitamins. >>> round three of obamacare sign-ups begin on the 1st of november. we told you this week projections for subscribers are down significantly. next year the fate of the president's health care law will be a major issue in the race to succeed him. tonight correspondent rich edison examines what several republican contenders say they will do. >> republicans on health care. >> we have to repeal obamacare. >> we will repeal every word o
matter. the dow today gained 74. the s&p 500 was up 9. the nasdaq finished ahead 17. for the week the dow was u up .75%. the s&p 500 gained almost 1. the nasdaq picked up a little over 1. >>> republican presidential candidates want to scrap obamacare for something new. we'll take a look at what that might be, when we come back. ♪ centrum brings us the biggest news... in multivitamin history. a moment when something so familiar... becomes something so...new. introducing new...
The O'Reilly Factor : FOXNEWSW : October 7, 2015 5:00pm-6:01pm PDT
friend s in syria. putin made a smart move. he has iranian, syria, russian ground troops. this is the tale of two presidents, putin is desigh si and obama is weak. it hurts us for assad to stay in power. the war never end s. he's a magnet for re krutment for isil and syrians won't accept him so the refugees continue to flow. he's walking all over obama. >> do you think putin is provocative enough to attack an american war plane, senator mccain? >> i think he probably could. it would not as ststo sto -- as niche me. when the president sits down with putin for 90 minutes and then 48 hours later a russian general shows up at our embassy in baghdad and says we are starting air strikes in one hour. you better get out of the way, the united states has not been humiliated like that in my lifetime. >> thank you very much for appearing. when we come back, it will be miller time. the d-man bearing gift ideas for politicians tonight. and martha looks at politics on late night tv. and bill clinton analyzes donald trump. moments away. if you're an adult with type 2 diabetes and your a1c is not
friend s in syria. putin made a smart move. he has iranian, syria, russian ground troops. this is the tale of two presidents, putin is desigh si and obama is weak. it hurts us for assad to stay in power. the war never end s. he's a magnet for re krutment for isil and syrians won't accept him so the refugees continue to flow. he's walking all over obama. >> do you think putin is provocative enough to attack an american war plane, senator mccain? >> i think he probably could. it...
Happening Now : FOXNEWSW : October 1, 2015 8:00am-9:01am PDT
stephens writes "the wall street journal"'s foreign affairs column read widely by many of our leaders. why are you not surprised here? >> well, look, there's always been, actually, a benefit to the assad regime to have isis as its principal enemy. and for a long time the assad regime refused to go after isis as its primary target. it went after forces, some of them allied with the united states, other jihadist groups because assad understands that if you have a battle in syria between a group that is as feared and as violent as isis and assad, he will look like the better alternative. so it comes as no surprise whatsoever that the first targets russia would pick would not be isis targets. that may be an eventual target, but people should understand that what russia is doing is shoring up a client and shoring up its place in the middle east. it's not taking the fight against terror. jenna: let's talk about who russia is partnering with. when you look at the targets, homs being one target, these are majority sunni cities. >> yep. jenna: you also have russia pairing itself with i
stephens writes "the wall street journal"'s foreign affairs column read widely by many of our leaders. why are you not surprised here? >> well, look, there's always been, actually, a benefit to the assad regime to have isis as its principal enemy. and for a long time the assad regime refused to go after isis as its primary target. it went after forces, some of them allied with the united states, other jihadist groups because assad understands that if you have a battle in syria...
of standout nomoments where he t on them for embracing super p s pacs. >> you better get rid of super pacs. they are causing a lot of bad decisions to be made by some very good people. >> carly fiorina who has been fading in the polls since her break out moment last month put in a solid performance. good analysis about economic and business. she got the most time on air of any of the candidates. no big moments but a slight jab at people who thought she was too serious in the last debate. >> after the last debate i was told i didn't smile enough. >> we will have to wait and see if fiorina gets the same or the milder version of what she got at the reagan debate. you can say the clear winner marco rubio, close second ted cruz. >> thanks so much, john roberts. thank you for wrapping that up from last night. a lot of analysts might not agree with who won but most agree cnbc moderators were the losers. >> i have said and i have written liberal journalists will always salivate more when going after republicans an when going after democrats. the tone was isn't that correcty. >> they wer
of standout nomoments where he t on them for embracing super p s pacs. >> you better get rid of super pacs. they are causing a lot of bad decisions to be made by some very good people. >> carly fiorina who has been fading in the polls since her break out moment last month put in a solid performance. good analysis about economic and business. she got the most time on air of any of the candidates. no big moments but a slight jab at people who thought she was too serious in the last...
On the Record With Greta Van Susteren : FOXNEWSW : October 6, 2015 4:00pm-5:01pm PDT
account for 90's gangster rap group ground side. l.a.p.d. launched the investigation that led to secondary suspect who police say was in the car during filming. police now have a warrant out for the prime suspect in this case. investigators say the video was meant to get publicity for the rap artist who apparently is trying to reignite his career. it was detectives say created for entertainment purposes and it did not pose a credible threat to officers. but, greta, you should know that carrying a loaded gun in a vehicle in california is considered a felony in some cases. >> stefanie, thank you. >> well, isolated, they are echoing the growing trend of violence and disrespect aimed at our men and women in law enforcement. the "on the record" legal panel katie phang and homicide detective ted williams. we are deliberately using stills and not the video of this disturbing conduct or whatever. anyway, your thoughts on this? >> the fact that this now completely irrelevant 90's rap star thought that the way to launch or relaunch his career is so to show an armed gun stocking an l.a.p.d.
account for 90's gangster rap group ground side. l.a.p.d. launched the investigation that led to secondary suspect who police say was in the car during filming. police now have a warrant out for the prime suspect in this case. investigators say the video was meant to get publicity for the rap artist who apparently is trying to reignite his career. it was detectives say created for entertainment purposes and it did not pose a credible threat to officers. but, greta, you should know that...
Fox Report Sunday : FOXNEWSW : October 19, 2015 1:00am-2:01am PDT
had a cover of the russian and chinese leades s and that pretty accurately sums up what's happening. we are in bad shape globally. >> those men you mentioned, they have measured obama and they see him as basically a piece of tissue paper in the oval office that they can just march right through. i hate to say it. it's too late. >> the only thing that obama has done is said pretty please. >> the same fox news poll shows only 29% of americans agree with president obama that russia is weak and desperate but 52% of americans believe that president obama is weak and indecisive. go for it. the fantasy crap that is out in the white house and main street media, and let me just say, every time he's confronted by evil, he waves his white flag. >> and let me say, the more it deteriorates, the more it will help a trump-like candidate. the worse the mess is the worse they say i can't handle it. trump is mr. clean-up because he's independent and i solve every problem and i speak clearly. this helps him politically. >> and i'm tough. >> and hillary is going to need a defense policy of her own. she
had a cover of the russian and chinese leades s and that pretty accurately sums up what's happening. we are in bad shape globally. >> those men you mentioned, they have measured obama and they see him as basically a piece of tissue paper in the oval office that they can just march right through. i hate to say it. it's too late. >> the only thing that obama has done is said pretty please. >> the same fox news poll shows only 29% of americans agree with president obama that...
since hillary said that she withstood the withering question s for 11 hours. she didn't even sweat at the benghazi hearing where trey gouty looked like albert brooks in "broadcast news." hillary is probably more correct. >> wow. >> i think whichever party controls both the white house and congress will get something done. i think the ship has sailed since reagan was in there. i think there is too much grid lock. >> to put a fine point on it you think joe biden's ideas are passe? >> he grew up and had friend s both sides of the aisle. things are so toxic in washington it doesn't work. maybe we can return to it. >> are they gone for good? >> no. we have a toxic environment because we have a toxic president who re fuses to compromise. won't create consensus around the country. if you get a president who gets a consensus as reagan did in 1980 and then get big positive things done. >> you know, when you talk to democrats, they will say privately they never have seen such a divisive president in their lifetime. he is on so many levels. once he leaves office the fear is that hillary will con
since hillary said that she withstood the withering question s for 11 hours. she didn't even sweat at the benghazi hearing where trey gouty looked like albert brooks in "broadcast news." hillary is probably more correct. >> wow. >> i think whichever party controls both the white house and congress will get something done. i think the ship has sailed since reagan was in there. i think there is too much grid lock. >> to put a fine point on it you think joe biden's...
Special Report With Bret Baier : FOXNEWSW : October 2, 2015 3:00pm-4:01pm PDT
dow finished 200 ahead, the s&p 500 was up 27 1/2. the nasdaq gained 81. for the week, the dow and the s&p 500 gained about 1 percentage point. the nasdaq was up about .5%. joining us from our sister network, fox business networks, liz clayman. what can you tell us about the job numbers. >> the job numbers were shockingly dus appointing, brett. that's what amazing to see what you just showed us. that was a massive pivot off the floor. when the numbers first came out this morning from september they were a huge disappointment. we saw build of just 142,000 jobs instead of what was expected, 203,000 jobs. so it was a huge miss. boom, the markets opened at 9:30 a.m. eastern. tanked. they started dropping, more than 200 points. what then happened? they rocketed off the floor on what's called program trading. this is interesting to people who have 401(k)s or 529s or pension funds. these are massive program or electronic trades put in place by the big investors, the vanguards of the world or big hedge funds, that shot the markets back up and we saw the biggest reversal in four years. the
dow finished 200 ahead, the s&p 500 was up 27 1/2. the nasdaq gained 81. for the week, the dow and the s&p 500 gained about 1 percentage point. the nasdaq was up about .5%. joining us from our sister network, fox business networks, liz clayman. what can you tell us about the job numbers. >> the job numbers were shockingly dus appointing, brett. that's what amazing to see what you just showed us. that was a massive pivot off the floor. when the numbers first came out this morning...
On the Record With Greta Van Susteren : FOXNEWSW : October 7, 2015 11:00pm-12:01am PDT
. i hope you come back. we'll continue to take a look and there need s to be a national dialogue on this. >> coming up, here comes the scoop. i promise you. here's a hint. get ready. governor christie, test test test test let me talk to you about retirement. a 401(k) is the most sound way to go. let's talk asset allocation. sure. you seem knowledgeable, professional. i'm actually a dj. [ dance music plays ] woman: [laughs] no way! that really is you? if they're not a cfp pro, you just don't know. cfp -- work with the highest standard. we danced in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen.man. when i first got on ancestry i was really surprised that i wasn't finding all of these germans in my tree. i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. the big surprise was we're not german at all. 52% of my dna comes from scotland and ireland. so, i traded in my lederhosen for a kilt. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story. get started for free at ancestry.com. >>> let's go off the record. governor and mrs. christie have been married 29 years. i'm always curious to find out
. i hope you come back. we'll continue to take a look and there need s to be a national dialogue on this. >> coming up, here comes the scoop. i promise you. here's a hint. get ready. governor christie, test test test test let me talk to you about retirement. a 401(k) is the most sound way to go. let's talk asset allocation. sure. you seem knowledgeable, professional. i'm actually a dj. [ dance music plays ] woman: [laughs] no way! that really is you? if they're not a cfp pro, you just...
Sunday Morning Futures With Maria Bartiromo : FOXNEWSW : October 18, 2015 7:00am-8:01am PDT
have. as i've said definitely over 57,000 of e-mail communicatios s and documents that have been produced to our committee. and in those e-mails and communications and memos we see what the thought processes were. what the requests were. what the situation on the ground was. benghazi was a very large city. a city the size of washington, d.c. or boston. it was a large city and having numerous, numerous violent incidents around that city prior to the attack. in 2011, but particularly in 2012. >> and of course we know that your investigation, uncovered the fact that hillary clinton had this private server in her house. connect the dots for us. why is this private server so important? >> well, the issue really is what were the e-mail communications that were going between the secretary, and other members of the state department. or other officials throughout government. and so we're just trying to piece together what it is that everybody knew prior to the attack. before, during and after the attack. and so that's why, in any serious investigation, i'm a former federal prosecutor. and
have. as i've said definitely over 57,000 of e-mail communicatios s and documents that have been produced to our committee. and in those e-mails and communications and memos we see what the thought processes were. what the requests were. what the situation on the ground was. benghazi was a very large city. a city the size of washington, d.c. or boston. it was a large city and having numerous, numerous violent incidents around that city prior to the attack. in 2011, but particularly in 2012....
The Journal Editorial Report : FOXNEWSW : October 31, 2015 9:30am-10:01am PDT
debate. >> what impress s you, james, about marco rubio? why do you think -- universally people are saying he did well. why? >> i think we have seen before he's articulate and a compelling speaker. what you saw in this debate was the preparation. that suggests he can manage at least a small staff and effectively task out ideas. i assume he 's not the one researching each particular issue. it suggests a very good organization building up behind him. really, like a kid's soccer coach i would give everybody a me dal except for jeb bush and the cnbc mod ray deratormoderat >> he grades on a curve. >> you saw an impressive, articulate group. often despite the moderators, trying to talk substance. >> what the guys understand is the viewers come away with a feeling about who the person is more than specifics about any individual policy. marco rubio comes off as a happy warrior. you know, he made a joke about his book and how it's on sale as a paperback. he made reference to his mother and how he's against anything that harms his mother. i think that gave people a lightness about him and a p
debate. >> what impress s you, james, about marco rubio? why do you think -- universally people are saying he did well. why? >> i think we have seen before he's articulate and a compelling speaker. what you saw in this debate was the preparation. that suggests he can manage at least a small staff and effectively task out ideas. i assume he 's not the one researching each particular issue. it suggests a very good organization building up behind him. really, like a kid's soccer coach...
dow today gained 74. the s&p 500 was up 9. the nasdaq finished ahead 17. for the week the dow was u up .75%. the s&p 500 gained almost 1. the nasdaq picked up a little over 1. >>> republican presidential candidates want to scrap obamacare for something new. we'll take a look at what that might be, when we come back. >>> round three of obamacare sign-ups begin on the 1st of november. we told you this week projections for subscribers are down significantly. next year the fate of the president's health care law will be a major issue in the race to succeed him. tonight correspondent rich edison examines what several republican contenders say they will do. >> republicans on health care. >> we have to repeal obamacare. >> we will repeal every word of obamacare. >> i will work immediately to repeal and replace obamacare. >> we're going to repeal it and replace it with something great. >> great. though critics have been asking -- with what? with varying levels of detail, republicans have announced principles and some specifics. >> the republican proposals are consistent between the candidates.
dow today gained 74. the s&p 500 was up 9. the nasdaq finished ahead 17. for the week the dow was u up .75%. the s&p 500 gained almost 1. the nasdaq picked up a little over 1. >>> republican presidential candidates want to scrap obamacare for something new. we'll take a look at what that might be, when we come back. >>> round three of obamacare sign-ups begin on the 1st of november. we told you this week projections for subscribers are down significantly. next year...
America's News HQ : FOXNEWSW : October 31, 2015 11:00am-12:01pm PDT
. the pilot as i recall, something over 12,000 hours th s which is highly experienced pilot. so i don't think we're dealing with an issue of pilot experience. it doesn't mean that the pilot's actions or inactions may not be implicated. but as i said, the black boxes really do tell the story. and we'll have the answers to that very quickly. >> and make you a good point, the airlines are under a lot of pressure to keep everything up-to-date and inspections are on a regular basis. >> well, i think in this case all the airlines, whether it's a russian airline and i think there has been a lot of comments in the media recently that over the last 20 years there have been a number of accidents involving russian airlines since the russian federation and all the changes and so forth. but the fact is that there is no benefit to an airline doing anything than operating at the highest level of safety. and i think here we're dealing with very sophisticated equipment and typically they're not going to operate this equipment unless they have the ability to maintain it and care for it. so i think that o
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that's specialized in a number of hits mother his mother was protecting hum. >>s that not a reason not to do anything. >> i'm just saying to you that in order to pass a law, there has got to be a reason, not just i want to pass a law. all right. so, as i said, i support strict background checks. >> you do through the fbi only. one agency puts them up on the super computer and all the gun sellers have to go and see if their person is convicted of a crime or hospitalized for mental disorders. that's what should happen. how do you see it, lawyer? you are right. this would not have been appreciated. weave had a similar situation with adam lanza in connecticut. >> very similar. steeped in video games. everyone is watching. i want you to think about this. there a really interesting professor at duke university named jeffrey swanson, is he he a psychiatry, behavioral scientist professor who has done the most extensive research, i think, on mental illness and violence everyone who has had long periods of depression or maybe someone once diagnosed as having another serious mental illness should be
that's specialized in a number of hits mother his mother was protecting hum. >>s that not a reason not to do anything. >> i'm just saying to you that in order to pass a law, there has got to be a reason, not just i want to pass a law. all right. so, as i said, i support strict background checks. >> you do through the fbi only. one agency puts them up on the super computer and all the gun sellers have to go and see if their person is convicted of a crime or hospitalized for...
new hampshire, thanks. >>> stocks were up today, the dow gained 34, the s&p 500 finished ahead 1.5, the nasdaq picked up 20 for the week the dow was up 3.75 percentage points. the s&p 500 gained 3.25. nasdaq was up about 2.5. the house has passed a bill to lift a 40-year-old ban on crude oil exports. president obama is threatening a veto. critics say the measure is unnecessary and would mainly benefit big oil companies. supporters say ending the objects leet restrictions would lower gas prices, create jobs and boost the economy. >>> federal investigators say a fiery oil train derailment in west virginia last february was preventible. the train was carrying three million gallons of crude when some cars went off the tracks. 20 cars leaked crude oil. investigators blame an expanded crack in the rail. saying the problem was missed in inspections. >>> still ahead, the european refugee crisis, through the eyes of people living in an historic city in the island of sicily. bullets fly at two more colleges, president obama talks to relatives of school shooting victims in oregon. >>> preside
new hampshire, thanks. >>> stocks were up today, the dow gained 34, the s&p 500 finished ahead 1.5, the nasdaq picked up 20 for the week the dow was up 3.75 percentage points. the s&p 500 gained 3.25. nasdaq was up about 2.5. the house has passed a bill to lift a 40-year-old ban on crude oil exports. president obama is threatening a veto. critics say the measure is unnecessary and would mainly benefit big oil companies. supporters say ending the objects leet restrictions would...
The Kelly File : FOXNEWSW : October 20, 2015 6:00pm-7:01pm PDT
s. that possible? would he possibly have knowledge of the f.b.i.'s investigation that might lead him to look at these poll numbers in which he has more than double his numberings in most of them and say i know something you don't know. >> he shouldn't. but it is certainly possible in this white house. we've seen things that we believed never could have happened. this man has wanted to be president since 18985. he had a very strong relationship with his son. the vice president has always thought of this as his mission and his purpose. he's not a traditional politician. he says what he means and means what he says. he wears his heart on his sleeve. so it's not necessarily connected. he's got to make a declaration within the next few days. this is a sound byte talking about how closely he works with our current president. >> i spend between, depending on the season, four and seven hours a day every single day with the president. i attend every meeting the president has, at his request. >> oh, wait. . no. he said that and then he went onto differentiate himself, it sounded, who in the cn
s. that possible? would he possibly have knowledge of the f.b.i.'s investigation that might lead him to look at these poll numbers in which he has more than double his numberings in most of them and say i know something you don't know. >> he shouldn't. but it is certainly possible in this white house. we've seen things that we believed never could have happened. this man has wanted to be president since 18985. he had a very strong relationship with his son. the vice president has always...
The Real Story With Gretchen Carlson : FOXNEWSW : October 23, 2015 11:00am-12:01pm PDT
this is paa s farther fall he expected and much steeper climb. >> donald trump and the super pac supporting him. what's happened with that today? >> today trump denounced anywhere between four and nine. trump supporting superpacs and said he wants all of them to return any money they may have raised and don't do anything on his behalf. these are independent super pacs. they are prohibited from coordinating with the campaign and it comes a day after a super pac that bares his slogan, the make america great again super pac shut down. now trump says i don't want any of the super pacs doing anything for me. they should give their money back. they can't listen to and she shouldn't say because there's no coordination. >> very interesting. thank you. >>> hillary clinton back on the presidential campaign today holding a rally in virginia. following her strong performance in the first debate. ed henry on the campaign trail. the clinton team seems to be riding high today. what's going on out there? >> reporter: one of the biggest crowds i've seen yet. she's had some small ones in other sta
this is paa s farther fall he expected and much steeper climb. >> donald trump and the super pac supporting him. what's happened with that today? >> today trump denounced anywhere between four and nine. trump supporting superpacs and said he wants all of them to return any money they may have raised and don't do anything on his behalf. these are independent super pacs. they are prohibited from coordinating with the campaign and it comes a day after a super pac that bares his...
four years. for the day, the dow lost 92, the s&p 500 fell 10, the nasdaq gave back 21. for the week the dow gained about .1%. the s&p 500 was up fifth and the nasdaq finned up about a half a point. the dow surged about 8.5 percentage points. the nasdaq finished ahead almost 9.5 for the month. consumer spending and income growth were lower in september than in the past several months. let's get more on this and what's happening with the economy. fox business network's trish ragen is with us from new york. >> yeah, you know you pointed to the consumer spending number. and wages really not going anywhere. and what it tells you, brett, is once again it reinforces this very weak economic situation we're in. now one of the reasons we saw consumer prices decline was actually because gas prices have been going down. rather consumer spending decl e declined, was because gas prices have been going down. people aren't paying as much at the pump and not spending as much. good news. you know because of course we all like lower prices at the pump. it should at some point should be translating int
four years. for the day, the dow lost 92, the s&p 500 fell 10, the nasdaq gave back 21. for the week the dow gained about .1%. the s&p 500 was up fifth and the nasdaq finned up about a half a point. the dow surged about 8.5 percentage points. the nasdaq finished ahead almost 9.5 for the month. consumer spending and income growth were lower in september than in the past several months. let's get more on this and what's happening with the economy. fox business network's trish ragen is...
supporters of president bush 43, barry wynn, 43's campaign finance chairman in 1999 and 2,000 in south carolina and sally at water, the widow of lee atwater. close friend of 43 and 41's. it was their suggestion to the "new york times" reporter, jonathan martin, 43 should come in to campaign because he popular. jenna: i said reports. thank you for correcting us. i was going to get to the appointment of south carolina in a moment. in general do you think where jeb bush is in the polls there will be change of strategy and more members will come forward? >> doubt it. we're very early, talking about the last segment nnbc marist polls there is movement for bush in new hampshire and eye would you. we're likely to see the polls gyrate all over the place. well-meaning gesture of two long-time supporters of president bush 43 should not be read to much into it. my assumption is 43 is comfortable doing what he has done, behind the scenes helping fund-raising events and leaving field open for his brother. he is being very circumspect. i think this is the best way to help the country heal. he believ
supporters of president bush 43, barry wynn, 43's campaign finance chairman in 1999 and 2,000 in south carolina and sally at water, the widow of lee atwater. close friend of 43 and 41's. it was their suggestion to the "new york times" reporter, jonathan martin, 43 should come in to campaign because he popular. jenna: i said reports. thank you for correcting us. i was going to get to the appointment of south carolina in a moment. in general do you think where jeb bush is in the polls...
much for joining us. i hope you come back. we'll continue to take a look and there need s to be a national dialogue on this. >> coming up, here comes the scoop. i promise you. here's a hint. get ready. governor christie, his wife mary pat and it involves a bar and a snack. let's talk asset allocation. sure. you seem knowledgeable, professional. i'm actually a dj. [ dance music plays ] woman: [laughs] no way! that really is you? if they're not a cfp pro, you just don't know. cfp -- work with the highest standard. >>> let's go off the record. governor and mrs. christie have been married 29 years. i'm always curious to find out how people who have been married for a long time started dating so i asked. >> do you remember the first time you saw this guy? >> gosh, yes. >> where? >> university of delaware. i was a freshman. >> where was it on campus? >> the student center. student government. i wandered into one of his meetings. >> did you like him at first or not? >> yeah, he was okay. >> just okay? >> do you remember her? >> oh, sure. we were friends for almost three and a half years
much for joining us. i hope you come back. we'll continue to take a look and there need s to be a national dialogue on this. >> coming up, here comes the scoop. i promise you. here's a hint. get ready. governor christie, his wife mary pat and it involves a bar and a snack. let's talk asset allocation. sure. you seem knowledgeable, professional. i'm actually a dj. [ dance music plays ] woman: [laughs] no way! that really is you? if they're not a cfp pro, you just don't know. cfp -- work...
Your World With Neil Cavuto : FOXNEWSW : October 5, 2015 1:00pm-2:01pm PDT
. s hear you then. >>> all right. well in light of this monty python anniversary i have a lovely bunch of buyers and green signs to tell you about. dow north of a 302 point advance. a lot of reasons for this. almost everyone was going along for the ride including battered components like ibm, goldman sachs and caterpillar. here is what has them in a buying mood, the notion that maybe the federal reserve holds off on raising interest rates. you're saying, wait a minute. wasn't it the fact that they didn't raise rates last go-round that got them into a tizzy. now we have a jobs report that says the slowdown could be real. today ge, which might be the subject of a takeover battle. more on that later. i want to focus on interest rates also because with money pouring into stocks, they were unwinding. that's what they call the positions in the treasury market. the yield bouncing up a little bit. it had gotten as low as that. stocks are a good buy now. we should point out this is the beginning of third quarter report card season. all the companies come out with their numbers. the feelin
. s hear you then. >>> all right. well in light of this monty python anniversary i have a lovely bunch of buyers and green signs to tell you about. dow north of a 302 point advance. a lot of reasons for this. almost everyone was going along for the ride including battered components like ibm, goldman sachs and caterpillar. here is what has them in a buying mood, the notion that maybe the federal reserve holds off on raising interest rates. you're saying, wait a minute. wasn't it the...
MediaBuzz : FOXNEWSW : October 5, 2015 12:00am-1:01am PDT
him. >>> peg of donald trump s. today a big profile at the top of the piece, dismissed as a nativist clown, and i was way too serious and high-minded, so i decided not to write about him, and felt proud and honorable about my decision. now he hayes thousands of the world. does that capture the earlier mind-set? >> i think the media often thinking that -- or people think that media is setting the tone. oftentimes the voters are telling us the story. that's exactly what's happen with donald trump. a lot of people thought it was silly season, and the voters are saying, no, we're taking a hard look at him, and he's getting support. >> shorter version of that, a lot of journalists were just wrong. >>> don't forget to send me a tweet, weigh in on the topic, on the media coverage. ahead, is robert redford trying to salvage dan rather's rep tailing with his new movie. >>> when we come back, president obama rushes to make the horrifying shooting in oregon political, in his words, and the media following his >>> president obama responded to the latest mass shooting with the oregon shooting wit
him. >>> peg of donald trump s. today a big profile at the top of the piece, dismissed as a nativist clown, and i was way too serious and high-minded, so i decided not to write about him, and felt proud and honorable about my decision. now he hayes thousands of the world. does that capture the earlier mind-set? >> i think the media often thinking that -- or people think that media is setting the tone. oftentimes the voters are telling us the story. that's exactly what's happen...
, that's, you know, put up red flags for everybody. i don't know in what direction. s that about the only clue we have. >> it suggests that the perpetrator in this case who is now deceased was looking for maybe a hate-based crime in terms of the religious bases of the victims. but what unfortunately happens when you have somebody like the shooter dead is you don't get the answers quickly enough. and it is true you want to be able to find out if anybody assisted. we knows there were posted on online forum where people were encouraging him to go forward and shoot and kill and if it's the same anonymous post are online, he actually said that his name was going to be in the news but he is usually insignificant. i think you heard from president obama tonight as well, greta and ted, that this reignites the debate over gun control. currently 2 he 0 states, including my home state of florida banned concealed weapons on colleges and university campuses. another 23 states allow individual colleges and universities to decide their own gun policies. if there had been a concealed weapons policy a
, that's, you know, put up red flags for everybody. i don't know in what direction. s that about the only clue we have. >> it suggests that the perpetrator in this case who is now deceased was looking for maybe a hate-based crime in terms of the religious bases of the victims. but what unfortunately happens when you have somebody like the shooter dead is you don't get the answers quickly enough. and it is true you want to be able to find out if anybody assisted. we knows there were posted...


SAN FRANCISCO: Nearly three-quarters (71%) of US marketers spent 10% to 50% of their digital ad budgets on retargeting in 2014, a new industry survey has shown.
This is a significant rise since last year, when 53% invested in retargeting, and comes as the proportion of marketers now spending over half their digital ad budget on retargeting has doubled from 7% to 14% in 2014, Marketing Land reported.
These are among the key findings of a poll of 1,000 US marketers commissioned by AdRoll, the retargeting platform, which also analysed campaign data from 11,000 of its advertisers in the US, including 3.7bn ad impressions.
More than 90% of respondents said retargeting performed equal or better than search, email and other display campaigns, and they said they used the technique for a variety of reasons.
Retargeting was used by 70% for brand awareness, followed by social engagement (60%) and customer retention and driving sales (58%).
Over half (54%) of B2B marketers said insights into customer behaviour was their most important campaign success metric, while a similar proportion (57%) of B2C marketers thought total conversions was the number one campaign success metric.
High ROI and Return on Advertising Spending was an important consideration for both B2C marketers (44%) and their B2B colleagues (43%).
Over half (54%) of all marketers said social was "the hottest topic in retargeting", followed by mobile retargeting (20%) and data-driven marketing (11%).
Underlining the importance of mobile, AdRoll's analysis of its clients' campaign data found they acquired 1.05x more impressions, 1.23x more clicks and 1.08x more conversions when they added mobile to their Facebook and web retargeting mix.
Adam Berke, AdRoll president and CMO, summed up the report by saying: "Retargeting has become a must-have advertising channel for marketers with performance objectives. It solves a clear business problem by helping brands stay engaged with customers who demonstrate intent to purchase."
How does online advertising become less effective than advertisers expect and less effective than measurements indicate? The current research explores problems that result, in part, from malfeasance by outside perpetrators who overstate their efforts to increase their measured performance.
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IH&MMSec'22: ACM Workshop on Information Hiding and Multimedia Security
Santa Barbara, CA, United States, June 27-29, 2022
Conference website https://www.ihmmsec.org/
Submission link https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=ihmmsec22
Poster download
Author registration deadline April 25, 2022
Topics: steganography forensics watermarking privacy
University of California, Santa Barbara - Santa Barbara, California, June 27-29, 2022
The IH&MMSec workshop is one of the premier events in the area of multimedia security and attracts researchers from all over the world.
The workshop focuses on information hiding topics, such as digital watermarking, steganography, steganalysis, anonymity, hard-to-intercept communications, and covert/subliminal channels. It also covers a variety of multimedia security topics including multimedia identification and authentication, signal forensics, and biometrics.
The research presented at this workshop captures the state-of-the-art conducted in academic, industrial, and government institutions around the world. Papers cover significant theoretical aspects of the field as well as novel industrial and commercial applications of techniques and algorithms developed in this area.
For more and update information, the conference website will be located at: http://www.ihmmsec.org (coming soon)
Submitted papers should address security and privacy aspects in relation to multimedia host signals in a broad sense (e.g., images, audios, videos, texts, network traffic, etc.):
Steganography and steganalysis
Covert and subliminal channels
Watermarking and fingerprinting
Forensics and counter-forensics
Networks and protocols
Anonymity and privacy
Biometrics and deep fake analytics
Short papers: 4-6 pages, describing preliminary results, e.g. work in progress with limited test sets or just giving indications or tendencies...
Full papers: 10–12 pages, describing general and detailed research contributions. Full papers are expected to back their key claims with strong evidence (such as mathematical proofs, statistical modelling, or extensive testing).
Technical papers submitted for ACM IH&MMSec 2022 are to be written in English. Submissions must follow the new ACM conference template (please use sigconf style). Submissions should not use older ACM formats or non-standard formatting, and must be in pdf format. Authors should devote special care that fonts, images, tables and figures comply with common standards and do not generate problems for reviewers. Submissions not meeting the formatting requirements risk rejection without consideration of their merits.
All submissions should be appropriately anonymised. Author names and affiliations should not appear in the paper. The authors should avoid obvious self-references and should appropriately blind them if used. The list of authors cannot be changed after the acceptance decision is made unless approved by the Program Chairs.
The manuscript must be submitted via easychair at: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=ihmmsec22
February 20, 2022: Submission deadline
April 25, 2022 Final paper submission and author registration deadline
June, 27-29, 2022: Conference Santa Barbara, California,
B.S. Manjunath, UC Santa Barbara, California
Technical Program Chairs
Jan Butora, University of Lille, France
Benedetta Tondi, University of Siena, Italy
Claus Vielhauer, Brandenburg University, Germany
Patrizio Campisi, University of Roma TRE, Italy
Jana Dittmann, University of Magdeburg, Germany
Jessica Fridrich, SUNY Binghamton, New York, USA
Stefan Katzenbeisser, University of Passau, Germany
Balakrishnan Prabhakaran, University of Dallas, Texas, USA
ACM Liaison
In 2022 it is intended to have a in-person workshop, however the final decision will be made later in February 2022 due to the ever-changing COVID-19 restrictions.
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Police in Abia state are on the hunt for six men who shot dead a pastor and dismembered his body on Saturday, May 13.
Pastor Nnaemeka Ukenye, 48, was the head pastor of "Behold he cometh pentecostal church", a popular church in Ikwuano LGA, Umuahia, Abia state.
An eyewitness said Pastor Ukenye was on his farm feeding the birds in his poultry at the Umuobia Housing Estate, Umuahia, when the killers stormed out of the bush, chased away his workers before shooting Ukenye and butchering his body.
According to the worker who claimed to have witnessed the murder, Ukenye was asked if he knew any Ngozi who worked for him before he was attacked and killed.
The witness told The Sun: "My Oga said no and turned to us to ask if there was anybody like that. We said no. The assailant claimed that our oga was owing the said Ngozi salary.
"One of them brought out a cutlass and hit me on the back, asking me to disappear. Others and I ran in different directions. They held our oga down. We heard our Oga shouting, after which three gunshots were fired. Everywhere became quiet thereafter. When I waited for a long time without hearing anything, I sneaked to where they held our Oga and behold, his butchered body was lying at the centre of the road.
"We called his brothers, who came and we rushed him to the hospital, because we noticed that he was breathing very slowly. On getting to the hospital, he was confirmed dead. We then took his corpse to the state CID to make entry and they directed us to Ubakala police station, where we made entry before taking his corpse to mortuary.
"The whole scenario looked like he wanted to run before they hewed him down, then dealt several machete blows on him, probably, to make sure that he was dead. They came with a black Toyota car. They were about six in number, two came out from the bush and the other four came with the vehicle. It happened at the back of Holy Ghost Secondary School. They collected his phones and the money on him." -he said.