marc siegel, at nyu's langone medical center. author of the "unlocking the secret cold of secret and health." >> dr. manny alvarez. professor of obstetrics and gynecology at new york university's school of medicine. whose baby have you not delivered, doctor? >> right now if they're in labor. >> things are all calm on this side of the desk. i'm going to start with dr. siegel. i'm not buying it. the fda comes out with a landmark ruling, taking away your transfat, folks. that's what makes your favorite foods taste good. dr. siegel, i believe that they'll then use more sugar, something else in these foods to keep selling products. >> dr. colby, as usual, you stole my best line. >> i'm sorry. i want to keep this medical rather than political. we can get into what the role of the fda is, whether this is a nanny state, whether they're overreaching. where you draw the line. if you take the transfats out, what about the cheeseburgers, the saturated fats? let's talk about what a transfat is. it's extremely unhealthy. tyke vegetable oil and

marc siegel, at nyu's langone medical center. author of the "unlocking the secret cold of secret and health." >> dr. manny alvarez. professor of obstetrics and gynecology at new york university's school of medicine. whose baby have you not delivered, doctor? >> right now if they're in labor. >> things are all calm on this side of the desk. i'm going to start with dr

and why you langone, medical center. let's start wit the situation. >> i think it's been understated. if your doctor can't afford to keep you, nobody asked that question. president obama was issuing a propaganda baby to keep your doctor and he did not say hat are these networks going to include doctor marc siel or not. 90,000 is misleading. it is that talks about how many doctors are there. what about those that don't play ball with obamacare insurance? lou: how many doctors are not accepting medicaid? or medicare? >> one third to one half do not accept new medicaid patients. the medicare payment advisory @%ard says that about % of patients? looking for a new primary care physician, they cannot find them, 7% increase over the past three years. lou: the two-tiered system, here is the reality. a program to bring affordable care to millions of americans. >> > we are watching as many as 17 million people lose their insurance because of obamacare. >> there's two words i don't like. any other word iscare. where are we heading?

professor of medicine at nyu and langone. one of our esteemed pducers as well. it's so great to see you out here. i think i'm going to join you in this. but let's stat with the flu. how bad is it expected to be. >> laster was actually a very bad flu season. they had more hospitalizations of elderly and over the past decade than they have been keeping these figures. it was an influenza season that had very early, which is one of the reasons that we are here so early this year giving our flu shots. i like to say that they are covered under obamacare, but you cannot tell us that they are. lou: doctor marc siegel, bringing humor and great knowledge about all of this. and the cdc, bringing back some various issues. you know, where are we? are we vulnerable right now because of the shutdown? >> i think that we are. i think that 135 million have been made and distributed already. isn't here in a big way yet. so if the cdc comes back in full force, you know, two thirds are out. and they are very important in the flu season. ahead can save come back. >> can we get a shot

mark siegel is a fox news political a-teamer from langone medical center. hi. >> hi, meggyn. >> you said you can't keep your doctor if your doctor won't keep you. why wouldn't my doctor keep me? >> i heard it in 2009 and said, that's prop gan ta-da. nobody asked me. the doctor says, i can't play ball with these restrictions, my fees are cut. there are tests i want to order that i can't order them. the tightening noose you have been talking about. doctors can't practice. we have the opportunity to walk away. >> what happens? did you get a letter from the federal government saying we passed a huge law changing the health care system. here are your obligations. >> nobody notified us in 2010. no doctors received anything from the federal government. i call up insurance companies and find out one big insurer is no longer covering flu shots at a time when obama care wants all preevent tif services to be covered. $5 for an ekg. >> five bucks? >> i said to my office staff we can't work with this insurance anymore. insurers are struggling with the regulations. they

christie, and it's langone v. blankfein and -- liz: that's one heavy -- >> and they all converse every day in -- liz: don't rat them out. thank you very much. >> we didn't talk about the new york stock exchange today. liz: i know. shall we save it up for tomorrow? >> you know, our twitter page was going nuts about -- what do they say? liz: don't get trapped by fox. >> who said that? on nyse flak -- liz: a person told the innocent jack dorsey over at twittedder who's a great guy don't get trapped by fox. as they passed a darling and fantastic nicole petallides who's been so good over there. >> you know what? it just pays not to be nice. i'm telling you. liz: charlie's won any way he can. good for you. closing bell is 28 minutes away. both billiards and bowling, that's the business of brunswick, and the company is booming. we have a fox business exclusive with the ceo, we're going to show you some of their fancy products. it's a wish list kind of segment. stay tuned, we've got the ceo exclusively after the break. â™

. >>> finally this week it was a year ago that superstorm sandy forced the evacuation of ny yue langone in lower manhattan. dr. jon lapook was in the hospital when a miracle took place. >> for two months he had relied on machines to help keep him alive. >> we saw some flickering at some point and that's when the generator basically kicked in but shortly after that the power went off completely and all of the monitors, everything just went. >> the lights went out. respirators stopped pumping so doctors and nurses launched the complex evacuation of 20 newborns down the stairs. jackson was the last one out. with the help of a flashlight a nurse carefully carried jackson and his oxygen tank down the stairs. joann and jackson were helped into the ambulance by the nurse. her name sandy. >> one visual sandy and one gentle loving sandy. >> exactly. >> in the same night. i've got her down as hero in my phone. >> jackson was taken to a nearby hospital for a few more weeks before going home. a year later, the shepherds are weathering happier challenges. 14 maryland jackson took his first step last

. >>> finally this week it was a year ago that superstorm sandy forced the evacuation of ny yue langone in lower manhattan. dr. jon lapook was in the hospital when a miracle took place. >> for two months he had relied on machines to help keep him alive. >> we saw some flickering at some point and that's when the generator basically kicked in but shortly after that the power went off completely and all of the monitors, everything just went. >> the lights went out. respirators stopped pumping so doctors and nurses launched the complex evacuation of 20 newborns down the stairs. jackson was the last one out. with the help of a flashlight a nurse carefully carried jackson and his oxygen tank down the stairs. joann and jackson were helped into the ambulance by the nurse. her name sandy. >> one visual sandy and one gentle loving sandy. >> exactly. >> in the same night. i've got her down as hero in my phone. >> jackson was taken to a nearby hospital for a few more weeks before going home. a year later, the shepherds are weathering happier challenges. 14 maryland jackson took his first step last

ken langone, financeer and cofounder of home depot has been raising money for christie. ken is no, is not a wimp. he will say what he thinks in terms of his mind, in terms of what he thinks the christie's economics policy should be if he runs for president. i'm sure cohen would be same way. what is interesting about this, the way the story, i have a full write-up on foxbusiness.com is how this came. christie hear that is cohen is depressed. calls him up and tells him to get his rear end off the couch. doesn't just invite him to a big event with 2400 people. which is interesting if you're personally invited. he got into the more private gathering dinner from what i understand. lori: maybe publicly trying to rehabilitate his reputation. >> listen we quote an analyst, this is perfect negative ad. perfect. the reason why is because, you know, the sort of hatred of wall street or sort of mistrust of the wall street, transcends both parties. it could be used by his republican -- adam: george sorry rose with a democratic candidate -- george sorry rose. >> why did dough it? this

the langone just gurns about him and he doesn't gush about some of the other guys that were running it for a while. >> we need some aprons. >> we've got those. >> did you talk about the earnings already? >> 95 versus 90? the estimate is up to what? 3.72 is what they're saying. >> and they already beat by a nickel, so that doesn't say much about the fourth quarter. if they take 3.72 and they beat it by 5, so they've got some money to play around with where they don't have to. we have those. they gave us those. i have one that says joe on it. >> i think michelle was in that day. >> was she, really? >> yeah. >> one of these days, i'll wear it in. but that's all i'm going to wear. >> ooh. ooh. >> don't turn around. >> scary. >> i won't turn around. i'll face the camera. but the guys back there are going to have some serious problems. >> jpmorgan, it is the big news. the $13 billion settlement between the justice department and jpmorgan expected to be announced today. kate kelly is outside of headquarters in new york this morning. good morning to you, kate. >> good morning, andrew. so this

ken langon, if you listen to his view, it wouldn't be of a tea party sort of bent. the same with democrats. lied -- loyd is a moderate. >> hillary clinton has not run something before. if you look at her career as a secretary of state, she logged a lot of miles, but people say she really doesn't have many achievements. then as a senator, i mean, famously as first lady, she was kind of in charge of hillarycare and that cratered. >> the precursor for obamacare. you know, if you talk to wall street people, they say she's smart. i will say this, both republicans and democrats get along with the clintons. it's kind of interesting. dick rosso, used to run the stock exchange, conservative guy. likes hillary clinton a lot. remember, some of this is how you deal with people. one thing about president obama when you talk to wall street people, is that they feel tension with them, that he absolutely despises what they do and stand for. for good -- listen, wall street does a loft bad stuff, p t does good stuff. if you come public, you come public here. but there is a clear tens