jeff flock. fox business from indiana. well that does it forrest around reward. thank you very much for joining us. melissa francis is here. money starts right now. melissa: jeff flock. don't touch their food. that is very dangerous. thank you deirdre. americans number one concern, no, it is surprisingly not the economy or jobs for that matter. the one thing that is standing in our path to prosperity. we'll tell you. hillary's email problems are not going away. questions whether she committed a crime, violating an oath when she took the job at state department. vying to be the first to set foot on mars. intense competition for a one-way ticket to the red planet. we hear from one candidate who has made the cut. just add water or diet coke or orange juice. the feds green light powdered alcohol powdered alcohol. yes. everything you need to know, why some states are already banning it. because even when they say it's not, it is always about money.

deirdre: we start with the markets. the dru, s&p roaring back into the green for the year. the dow rallying the most since february fifth as the fed puts its stamp of approval on the banks capital plans. i'm joined by our very own charlie gasparino, david as man, fox business, jonathan hoenig of capitalist pig hedge fund. what do you think of the markets? >> there are no tops in a bull market, melissa. think about 15 years ago buy the dips. people are still saying this might be the top. there are no tops in the bull market and the bull market continues. melissa: you don't think the fed will tighten? >> regardless the market continues to be strong. until that proves otherwise, this tape can not be fought. >> you put your finger on it. rate concerns or lack of

concerns because of lousy retail figures. we haven't had year to year retail numbers this bad since 2009. this is awful retail numbers, giving more credence to those that the fed will not raise rates in june or maybe not even july. that is why the market up. melissa: not raise in june? >> i don't know. i would just tell the average you know invest tore this. watch trading off the headlines. if you know, equity traders, listen, they're on my twitter page. i have twice like cramer's diaper jim cramer's diaper on my twitter page. people use fake handles. >> what a handle. >> these are guys that day trade stocks. they trade off headlines. i would be for average guys, average person not too concerned about today's blip, yesterday's blip, but think long term. is the fed going to ease or not? melissa: are they going to tighten? >> i think they will. that will be a negative for the market. >> june or july? >> do it sooner or later. they're almost locked in. >> market saying less likely.

>> this makes all the intervention so frustrating because we're not debating economic data or how many huggies walmart sells. melissa: no, even though, gdp is not that strong but it is you know -- >> that's a great point. the market, used to be reality to the market. >> every number is suspect. who knows. >> this is all artificial thanks to the fed. melissa: ask americans to name the biggest problem facing the country and they point straight to uncle sam. 18% of voters say our government is the top issue facing the nation. that is way above 11% who cite the economy as their main concern. finally, a poll i can get behind. i also think the government is the biggest problem out there. david asman. >> well you know who else thought about it? a guy who enunciated that in his inauguration speech in 1981. i think we can play the clip. >> government is not the solution to our problem, government is the problem. it is time to reawaken this industrial giant.

>> so i think people are getting back to the notion that he enunciated. >> i ran into the westchester county district attorney the other day. she's a democrat. nice lady, who started screaming at you. you guys at fox why do you hate government so much? you hate government. melissa: because they mess everything up. >> then you put all these politicians on your show even though you hate government. do you like obama care? no i don't like obamacare. that is why we hate government. >> i actually don't hate government. i love government but i love the right kind of government. >> wait a minute. wait a minute. for you the right kind of government is no government. >> absolutely not. government is force. i'm for force applied to the right people. >> you think only one purpose of government to protect citizens. >> protect our rights. the idea our current government doesn't do that to charlie's point. makes you get health insurance. regulates you to the hilt. regulates to the hilt. melissa: so much about sugar and soda. >> exactly. melissa: actions of al sharpton's political past are

coming into question right now. two suspicious fires from his campaigns in 1997 and 2003 reportedly destroyed key financial records. so convenient. sharpton blamed both incidents for his failure to comply with tax and campaign filing requirements. so convenient. the dog ate my homework. the fire ate my tax records. david asman. >> it is funny but on the other hand -- melissa: not really. >> pathetic, that this charlatan. he represents mob justice brought into the white house many times to give his own opinion on issues of justice. this is not a guy who is interested in justice. he is interested in that hands up crowd that sell as false narrative about what is happening in ferguson. this guy has, i think this guy has blood on his hands as a result of what happened to those two cops getting shot because he sold a false narrative. that is mob justice. that has nothing to do with blind justice which is basis of our system. melissa: meanwhile when we turn

the magnifying glass on to his his financial records this was five days before tax day, right after he announced he opened his financial records back in 1997 a very suspicious fire engulfed all -- >> al sharpton has, there have been plenty of just google it. there are plenty of stories him working informant for the mob. being a mob associate. let's not forget he once stood on a corner in -- melissa: hang on. we have breaking news. we have to go to eric holder who is speaking right now. let's listen in. >> a community that has been fractured for too long. this really disgusting and cowardly attack might have been intended to unravel any sense of progress that exists but i hope that, that does not in fact happen. incidents like the one we've witnessed throw into sharp relief why conversations like one we convened today we'll be having to build trust between law enforcement and communities that they serve, are really so important. year ago the obama administration launched the

ground-breaking my brother's keeper initiative which seeks to create opportunities for all young people in this country to improve their lives, to reach their full potential. we have here some wonderful young people. gerard is the guy the president talked about at my going-away party, i guess last week or so when he described him as future attorney general of the united states. he cracked about his disqualifying haircut but i think his hair i will disagree with the president. i think his hair looks just fine. his mom is here with us as well. where's -- she was responsible for, i think a reduction in the gerard's hair. but as part of this effort my brother's keeper task force recommended that the justice department really establish ad program to help resolve long-standing tensions between law enforcement officers and communities that they serve. and six months ago i was proud to announce the national initiative for building community trust and justice.

this is a nationwide program that is designed to enhance procedural justice, to reduce bias and to support reconciliation. through the committed work of department leaders like my good friend assistant attorney general carol mason of the office of justice programs who is obviously here with us today, who i will miss a great deal. along with partnership of other department components, cops office, civil rights division, community relations service and office of violence against women we are redoubling our commitment to resoring -- restoring faith in the integrity of law enforcement wherever that faith has been eroded. today i'm announcing three significant new steps that we're taking as part of this exciting initiative. first, we have selected six cities to serve as pilot sites for innovative strategies to strengthen bonds between police and the citizens that they serve. in birmingham alabama stockton, california, gary, indiana, in indianapolis,

minnesota, in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, as well as in fort worth, texas. by developing develop programs that serve their own diverse experiences these cities will stand on leading edge of our effort to confront -- melissa: you're listening to attorney general eric holder. he is talking right now in washington, d.c. about the events that went on last night in ferguson calling it a heinous assault. obviously we'll listen in and stay on top of that as that continues what he says to see how it is pertinent to our discussion but we'll move back to what we were talking about before. the timing of that justice we're talking about everything here. >> why is he there? why -- he goes to ferguson when he gets a call from al sharpton. why isn't he there when cops are shot? gives a statement mixed with other stuff. why isn't he actually there? melissa: do back to markets. i don't want to get hung up. markets up 200 points. lumber liquidators shares surging as the flooring retailer plays defense. the company fights back on

conference call against a six at this minute report claiming that its chinese laminate flooring contains unsafe levels of chemical that causes cancer. here is what they didn't report. only 10% of what they sell is laminate from china. charlie you've been all this story. >> if you listened to fox business and ignored cnbc and ignored cramer's diaper, the blogger, you would have known to buy, take a plunge into this if that's what you want to do last week when we were laying out the long case of this. as we were first to report basically saying that bob chapman was long the stock, activist investor. we were first to report that last week. there is a long case to the stock that 60 -- "60 minutes" didn't do testing right. that "60 minutes" overplayed its hand and that the problem if there is a problem is with just a small percentage of the laminate right? the stuff that comes from china.

doesn't mean you just destroy the whole company. melissa: go ahead. >> hats off, everyone says we need more government regulation to make the market safe. this is the media doing a lot of that vetting. >> absolutely. >> i wouldn't buy the stock. >> i wouldn't either. >> i don't like to buy weak stocks with falling dips. we're seeing play out in the marketplace, those taking risks are those -- >> looking for bargain stocks in market at record highs this is it. the problem for four years. >> the problem with fed easing. it makes you take these type of riskses. i will tell this point. let me make this point. i had conversation with the devote day of warren buffett. he is short the stock. read the report. it is pretty compelling props with the company. whitney is smart guy. melissa: he would talk about people who have this flooring and have small kids, crawling on flooring think it is dangerous you don't want to ignore that. >> i remember, i did, i remember -- melissa: we have to go. >> it will bounce bock.

>> this is different. when you deal with toxic material in homes. there is a history of companies going out of business, i will tell you that. melissa: thanks, guys. where is vladmir putin? rumors escalating as the omnipresent russian leader drops off the radar. first stopping wannabe isis fighters from going to syria. it is too late for these three. but our next guest is making it his job to terror recruitment here at home. we'll hear personal stories from imam majid. more money coming up.

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the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. melissa: new isis strong hold. this time it is in libya. reports are out that the islamic state has established deep roots in oil-rich town of sert. it's a port city on the mediterranean, less than 500 miles from the italian coast. it was also the home, hometown, sorry of colonel muammar qaddafi

mighting -- fighting extreme its here at home. westerners flocking to the islamic caliphate with money and sense of purpose. many are recruited online in their neighborhoods. our next guest knows this all too well. he stopped american teens before they make it to the caliphate. imam majid is a chief imam at the all dulles area muslim society. thanks so much for joining us today. >> thanks for invitings me. melissa: i want to get right to it because recently you worked with someone who was being directly recruited by isis. tell us that story. >> what isis do, they reach out to young people, through the internet and if someone shows interest, in learning about islam or interest in international issues such as, the war in syria or the conflict in iraq, they start

targeting those individuals and engage them in a conversation online, and start taking their twitter account, facebook, address, start sending them messages. melissa: how did you know? how did you know they were reaching out it this person? >> because the family of the person brought him to me. this young man the other young man who himself came to me and you know, asking about the theology and the ideology of isis. and he become aware of the, you know their prop dan today -- propaganda by receiving many messages. melissa: what did you say? >> what did i say to him? melissa: yeah. >> i said isis does not represent islam. their ideology is ideology of death and islam's theology is a theology of life. islam teaches all of us to be

engaged in the larger community and if you have concerns about any issue in politics or policies of our government, you have democratic means and ways of addressing that. you can write to your representative or your senators. you can engage with them in different ways. but, most importantly is to address the issue of the slogan of dignity and honor. if you joined us you will have the sense of purpose. you have a life. that you've been dreaming of. come and join this group of people who like to make a difference in the world. melissa: so what happened? i mean i don't mean to step on you but we're running out of time. what happened in this situation? how did you convince him to not go? and what is your message being here today for the audience? >> my message is the following. that isis, represent as cult. it does not represent a religion. they're a bad controlling the minds of young people. it is a bad you know creating

chaos and destruction. isis is not a religion. and that is what i told him in person. show me where in the holy koran that is says that you can burn people alive? there is nothing like that. where in the teaching of the prophet muhammad, peace be on him, that you can burn people alive? where it is in islam that you can kill hostages and beheading? where in islam can you rape people? where in islam can you destroy christian churches or yazidis or religious minorities. where in islam. nothing like that in teaching of islam and i use the text against him. melissa: was it a tough sell? did he push back against you? >> when he, when he listened to me, he starts telling me what they have been telling them, why they attacking minorities and attacking the individuals that,

they were holding as hostages. and i explained to him from the holy koran, when i show him the text he doesn't have any answer for the text that i taught. one of the problems of the recruitment, the biggest problem we have is that the people whom they been recruited by isis they don't know that much of islam. they know very little of islam. melissa: i'm sorry we have to go. we're coming up against a hard break. i hope you come back. we definitely appreciate you coming on. >> my pleasure. melissa: this is important to understand. thank you. >> thank you so much for inviting me. melissa: a few stories on our radar right now. president obama slated to appear on "jimmy kimmel" live for the first time since he took office. the sit-down was initially planned for last summer but was scrapped amid global unrest in the ukraine and gaza. just moments ago, disney announcing plans for a "frozen" sequel at its annual shareholder meeting. not just kids are excited about this one. wall street loving it. stock is up more than 3%.

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melissa: rumors are swirling about the health of president vladmir putin. one russian outlet reporting that putin may have suffered a stroke. fueling speculations uncharacter i can cancellations the fact he hasn't been seen in public about a week. we'll keep an eye on this one for sure. feds giving an okay to powdered alcohol you could mix into drinks. it is called pokohol.

you can buy it as soon as this summer. while it gets federal approval. five states banning sales. lawmakers in five additional states are looking to the do the same. dr. manny alvarez, foxnewshealth.com senior managing editor. this sounds dangerous to me. freeze-died alcohol in small portable pouches. first thing people say folks will senator this. >> this is dumbest thing i see in my life. i see how fda had to approve it because alcohol is approved in general. melissa: do you think they had to? >> i think they had to. they had no legal ground to say no. it is up to the states to regulate alcohol sales e. that is what will happen. this product in my humble opinion made for a different kind of market. this is a market -- melissa: like who? >> like energy drinks. you know energy drinks started very well. have these drinks, they will give you more energy. ultimately they have bright colors. they were going for younger

generation. a younger generation. you know 58-year-old guy will take any powder alcohol. i opened the bottle. i have my cocktail. i enjoy it responsibly. this powder you can hide. kids can bring it to -- melissa: sprinkle it on food for extra kick. the reason why they do it, after hiking or other activities, you don't have to lug around heavy bottle. >> exactly. melissa: when imhang gliding hard to bring that bottle of tequila. i need it in powder form. >> that is exactly my problem. what you will have is, young people sneaking it. melissa: very dangerous. >> could get alcohol intoxication. i hope that tastes bad this thing. because it will happen. melissa: dr. manny alvarez. thank you very much. >> thank you. melissa: for more on the story, neil cavuto has the mark phillips the creator of palcohol. tonight 8:00 p.m. eastern on fox business. a lot of questions there. hits keep coming for hillary clinton. this time it is "time"

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problems down south they are. every state employees may find a separation form. outgoing employees surrendered to responsible officials all unclassified documents and papers leading to the official business of the government. >> every employee has to sign this piece of paper when they leave the state department. i certify under penalty of perjury that i have returned all over the show records that were

in my possession while i was an officer of the department of state. what is that document? melissa: breaking bad agreement by the way is punishable by prison and/or fines. i heard you yesterday talking about the fact that we do not know that she broke any laws. >> it would seem so. is it something that you would prosecute? her defenders would say look at her predecessor. colin powell never turned over any of these as he lost him. >> i think that that is an exaggeration of the reality here. whether or not the prosecutors would say oh, yeah, that is not

something that we will really go after. >> i would be shocked if they would go after this and prosecute someone who would be the next nominee for democrats. this is really tone deaf. i do not want to carry around two phones, this is a woman who has not driven herself in her own car since 1996. melissa: i am worried that the problem for her actually comes from the left, not the right. people more excited about elizabeth warren. you do not think that the obama administration would prosecute her. >> just look at some of the comments that you see from the democrats recently.

i think that they are nervous because everybody is reminded not only of the clinton scandals but also she is just not an inspiring candidate. she does not give great speeches. what is the animating force in the candidacy well, she will be the first woman. beyond that. melissa: a lot of people just thought it would go away. i think that hillary clinton was among them. >> she realized that she had to step up and say something. the convenience word is something that only came out two weeks after the fact that this story broke. you can give all to pull e-mail accounts. you can get multiple e-mails on one device.

>> the right is in a freezing frenzy. they want to attack hillary clinton. eighty something% of democrats. >> that is not the right. >> i would think people would want to give credit to mainstream media on this one. >> i agree. it is because democrats have said that. that is why it is still going. melissa: thank you to both of you. two cop shot in ferguson missouri overnight. peter barnes joins us with more on that story. >> the attorney general and the president have condemned the shootings at a press conference earlier today.

john delmer called the attacks and ambush. the attorney general agreed. >> what happened last night was a pure ambush. this was not someone's -- this was a punk. a punk who was trying to bring together. >> one officer was wounded in the face, and another in the shoulder. both officers have been treated and released from a local hospital. violence to police is unacceptable. a path to justice is one that all of us must travel together.

ferguson and the nation, of course are on edge in the aftermath of a shooting death of a black teenager last summer by a white city police officer. melissa: heading to mars. no chance of ever coming back. amazing. you have to listen why he wants to go. at the end of the day it is all about money. ♪

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melissa: nice rally on wall street. let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock

exchange. nicole: we are taking a look at stake shack. you can see today and had an interesting day here at starting off to the downside. posting a loss of $1.4 million. it has since turned into the green. facing higher costs for beef and other ingredients. customers are eating out more then they noted. maybe a little more conservative here it that gave a little boost to this stock. of more than half of a percent. it is not near its high of 6250. remember melissa on its first trading day the stock soared 109 team percent. >> thank you so much.

the eighth film in the star wars franchise will hit theaters on may 26, 2017. the sql. i cannot wait. separations are well underway. hundreds of thousands who applied, only 100 people are left in the running right now to inhabit the red planet. from there for people will be selected to take the trip to mars. there is just one catch. they will never ever return to earth. chris. wow. i have so many questions. i am stunned to be sitting here talking to someone that is willing to go to mars and stay there forever and ever.

>> the first one is, why do i want to go to mars at all and the second is why do i want to go and stay? ever since i was a very young boy, i have been fascinated by the prospect of humans one day going to mars. there are questions that we cannot answer here on earth. a lot of probes therefore the last 45 years. i think the only way to answer those questions is to send human beings and have them looking with their eyes, touch it with their hands and adapting their experimental paradigms. the only way to do that is to send human beings to mars. i would love to be part of that. are we alone in the universe.

is there life elsewhere? >> absolutely. my 8-year-old son is very fascinated with this. he only wants to go when he can come back. you are a scientist. in your expert opinion what do you think will be the hardest part about being there? >> there are a lot of hard parts about making it on mars. on mars, we will not be able to count on any of that. we will have to make our own from martian materials. we will use the soil to produce water. from that water we will make our own oxygen. using that water for drinking and growing our own food. that is a lot of different

things. our life-support systems will be complex. they will be extremely extensive here on earth. it will still be a complicated undertaking. i think that that is just sort of the daily work of the on mars. melissa: they have wrapped me about five or six times here. we would love to talk to you if you make it and good luck to you. if you have ever wanted to know if your neighbor has been convicted of money laundering you are in luck. our very own adam shapiro. tell me more about this. >> this mimics sex offender registry. >> you know the big time guys.

the state of utah is about to make it easier to do background checks on anybody big or small. who manages your money. >> this enables you as an american. as an individual to do that research your self. >> the white-collar crime registry will work much like a sex offender registry. just call on mind. insurance fraud mortgage fraud and money laundering. that includes wall street banks which have paid billions of dollars to the government and penalties. >> i do not care how powerful you are how much money you have. you should be listed.

>> there are exemptions to the law if you have big big did in the last 10 years. melissa: i will watch out now adam. thank you very much. be sure to watch strange inheritance tonight at 9:00 p.m. followed by my new fantastic show "unpacked". afterwards i will take a closer look at the story. getting all the juicy details. it is fantastic. do not miss it. the viral dancing cow is back with an amped up routine.

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turning to the markets. the dow at session highs. still down for the week. >> à-letter market rushed to the final closing bell. you picked up and ran with this story.

the own version of law in order where a top is negative took the stand in the discrimination case. could it be that old old-school accounting businesses are ahead of silicon valley? kathy and goldberg. we will get to the latest drama from the sanford disco courtroom. how do the real pros thought you these companies? the man with the money. he will give us the roadmap melissa. he is the real pro. melissa: his milkshake brings

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40% of the streetlights in detroit, at one point, did not work. you had some blocks and you had major thoroughfares and corridors that were just totally pitch black. those things had to change. we wanted to restore our lighting system in the city. you can have the greatest dreams in the world, but unless you can finance those dreams, it doesn't happen. at the time that the bankruptcy filing was done, the public lighting authority had a hard time of finding a bank. citi did not run away from the table like some other bankers did. citi had the strength to help us go to the credit markets and raise the money. it's a brighter day in detroit. people can see better when they're out doing their tasks, young people are moving back in town

the kids are feeling safer while they walk to school. and folks are making investments and the community is moving forward. 40% of the lights were out, but they're not out for long.they're coming back.

>> whether it's on wall street or main street, here's who is making money today. starting with michael jordan. the earliest known shoes that air jordan wore during a basketball game put up for auction. the sneakers could fetch more than $50,000. plus, television hit empire is hitting another high note. the series soundtrack is on pace

to sell 125,000 125,000 units during its first week. that puts the album to land in the number one spot along with madonna's new record. amazon supporting the little guy. launching an exclusive marketplace. the store will offer unique items from inventors and small businesses. joantjonathan hoenig is back. >> nobody is better for small business than big business like amazon. fifteen years ago before amazon could the small guy publish his own book open his own store featured to sell his wares all over the world? you know, people say it's at the top. it has succeeded because it continues to innovate. it's helping the little guy every step of the way. melissa: some of the products were funded by kickstarter campaigns. they're helping people you know, the new entrepreneurs of the day, like you said.

>> right. melissa: they had stuff featured on shark tank. let folks who are amazon prime subscribers get on there and buy stuff. i'm addicted to prime. it sounds like they'll give a place like etsy a run for their money. amazon is stealing their business. >> they're competing. as competition grows opportunity and value grows. this trade benefits everyone involved. melissa: can we watch the cow? i need the cow. roll the cow video. i can't get enough of this cow. you know what, i need this cow on the show. >> you want to book him? melissa: i've been trying. i don't know how to get in contact with the cow. can you dance in the cow style? not on this table. no no, no. please. >> let me see if i can do it. melissa: can we crank the cow? oh, my gosh. look at this. wow. i can't believe it.

this is amazing. >> i think the cow does it better. melissa: i love it. i didn't know jonathan hoenig has those kinds of moves. that was fantastic. liz claman -- i don't know how she'll do it. liz. >> let me tell you something, i want to see his bar mitzvah video. okay? [laughter] melissa: yeah, that's right. >> omg. melissa: well-played liz. >> thank you melissa. breaking news. how did she do on the stand? former executive ellen's sex -- against kleiner perkins. was it an underpower or was she discriminated against after she broke off an affair forced upon her. we have the forbes reporter who has been inside the courtroom all day long listening to every graphic detail. we have former