adam: the world could be on fire and melissa francis would still look calm collected and good. you're up my friend. melissa: thank you so much. business piling on indiana. economic backlash forcing the state to clarify a new law that allows businesses to cite religious objections for refusing to serve or hire gay people. hitting a snag with less than 48 hours to go, iran is backing away from a key part of that crucial nuclear deal. one person dead after a car ramps the front gate of the national security agency. our charlie gasparino is moving the market today. the stock he says carl icahn is interested in next. >> maybe maybe. melissa: maybe maybe. he is couching that to the left of me. tv network dedicated to babies. the pitch for programing. those as young as six months. because even when they say it's not, it is always about money.

melissa: indiana's caught in the cultural crossfire as it joins 19 other states passing a religious freedom law that has been on the federal books for over 20 years. now the state is feeling backlash from businesses that see the law as antigay. the ceo of apple angie's list, sales force yelp, are condemning the law with some vowing to take their operations elsewhere. i'm joined by our very own charlie gasparino, ed henry, of fox news and judy miller, manhattan institute. ed give you first crack at this one. >> charlie would be mad if he doesn't go first. >> not on this one. melissa: i want to take the money angle. the show is called "money." this seems like a terrible business decision because you look to see if new countries leave the state. angie's list canceled $40 million expansion? that hurts bottom line in the state, you're right. you mentioned 19 other states. why are we not hearing outrage

in other states? indiana will host the final four which is all about money. it is not just about basketball and competition. this is a big fat target for the activists right now because there is so much money pouring into indiana they want to make a spectacle of this. this is it why it popped up. >> mike pence is potential gop presidential candidate. i will say this this is horrible for the republicans, this law. this law is pathetic it is insane. the fact that you can actually not serve someone coffee if they're gay or theoretically. interpreted in the most widest things. this is last thing republicans need. republicans need to essentially i believe is be much more libertarian on issues like this and not get involved in people's bedrooms. it really seems like the country is moved so far. melissa: let me take the libertarian other side. this is you bring up. the idea that freedom is what we're about foremost. >> right. melissa: they have the freedom to not serve someone if they

don't want to like wedding cake. >> you don't by the constitution. melissa: if you're selling a wedding cake and do not want to sell a wedding cake to same-sex couple according to constitution you do not have the right to do it? >> you do not have to right to do it operating a public license. you are a public office. you are a serving the public. you can't serve someone on the basis of race. you can't do it on basis of religion. that has been long established. melissa: i don't understand why you turn away customers. >> here is where it gets a little sticky, i could see as lawyer. i'm not a lawyer. you may be. melissa: no, no. >> put two men or women on top of the cake. can you say know to that based on your religious? melissa: all right. i think this is, this is beyond the scope of our show. we're focused on money here. go back to stocks. kicking off the week in high gear, one day before wrapping up the first quarter of the year a flury of big pharma deals helping the dow briefly reclaim

18,000 as it joins the s&p powering back into the green for 2015. look at lumber liquidators. our very own charlie gasparino moving markets this week with a scoop on carl icahn. charlie tells the story. >> here is what we know. i can't tell you if carl will get involved in the stock or not. he is an interesting guy. he plays a lot of controversial stocks. hlf, herbalife, he is still involved in. his staff is looking whether to get involved in this we don't know whether he will go long or short. we don't know whether we will get involved. there is no decision yet on the table. i posted this on twitter, this is somebody inside of carl's office, sometimes comes down to carl makes his move who does he hate less? does he hate longs or shorts? as you know -- melissa: he loves money. i don't think he cares about people that much more than money in this situation. >> the one of the, shorts on this as you know is whitney tilson. i emailed whitney tilson.

i said do you and carl get along? we should have full screen. yes, we are friends. he spoken twice to my conference. we both made a fortune on netflix. melissa: when it comes down to money he likes you. he loves to make money. i like that. >> i don't know where he will go on this i do know his staff will look at it. if you see a big pop in the stock next couple days you will know what he did. melissa: moving the stock, charlie gasparino. one day before the deadline iran nuke talks hit a major stumbling block as iran backs away from a key part of the deal. iranian officials refusing to shift nuclear materials out of the country. this is crucial part to insure they can't develop a bomb. what happens from here, judy? does it think a deal false apart or will we cave further. >> ups and downs and people holding their hands in their heads and screaming accusations. this is diplomatic equivalent of a soap opera. everybody will try to seem they made the ultimate concession or

they have been the ultimate winner in order to go back to your publics to say have i got a deal for you. >> this is about whether president obama want as legacy. he is running out of legacy items. he is running out of time. the economy picked up a bit. you know more than i do. there has been troubling signs. not as much as he is hoping. he needs wins. takes executive actions on immigration. takes heat. running over the republicans on it. running over things like that to do. melissa: is this a legacy? backfire? terrible deal. >> could backfire, absolutely. but think it is going to take irransians just refusing to give anything at all for him to walk away. president obama want as deal here, that's the bottom line. melissa: legacy, very negative legacy. >> could be a negative legacy if it doesn't prevent iran from getting nuclear weapons. >> he knows he will have tremendous pushback from his congress. he doesn't want that. that is why he has a team up

there, as you well know, ed, lobbying people. >> he is obstinate. obamacare will be a negative legacy. the economy will be a negative legacy. >> you don't know obamacare will be a negative legacy. >> i said it could be. it's a roll of the dice. speaking my book here. this could be as well. i don't think he cares. melissa: interesting. the head of the house benghazi committee says hillary clinton had her private email server wiped clean. clinton was under a prior subpoena for the benghazi attacks but the committee requested more once it learned she used a private email account and server. clinton's attorney said everything not work-related, we'll have to take his word for that was destroyed after the initial subpoena. i will go to you on this one, ed. basically she said that's it. we wiped it clean. even if you think you want more, no more to get. i'm not turning over the server. will they demand the piece of equipment to check for

themselves. republican trey gowdy might take this to court around get full house to vote on subpoena. that will be interesting showdown. i bet hillary clinton wins that. kick it down. a vote. months and months. bottom line 30,000 e-mails were deleted. of them had to do with yoga and daughter's wedding. there could be work-related. we don't know. >> sidney blumenthal's noteses to her what was going on in libya. >> we know about some of them. >> that is how we know about it. this is not about yoga or her daughter's wedding. >> that is the explanation. melissa: the act of itself ask after asked for emails to be returned to the government that were the property of the people, she is now on the record saying i wiped that server clean. isn't that unlawful? >> federal records act. >> when i was at "the wall street journal" back in 2002 doing all the stories how eliot spitzer and regulators were subpoenaing emails. first time they went after wall street firms for the emails. would always say, we lost our

emails. and deleted them. spitzer said you could never delete emails totally. how do you -- melissa: they will demand server. at that point i'm so sorry we threw the server in the garbage. we don't individual. same thing that, so does deleting, cleaning off entire server. >> she never turns them over, seen if she wins in court she will lose in the court of public opinion, there she goes again. rules for everybody else except the clintons. this is not a good story. melissa: senator chuck schumer is set to get a big promotion. that is welcome news on wall street. known as fierce champion for the business and finance community the new york senator is on track to take harry reid's top democratic position in the senate. charlie, do you buy that entirely. >> which part? melissa: is he truly a champion for wall street? that is pays bills. >> since i brought up eliot spitzer, when eliot spitzer was going after wall street chuck schumer friend of wall street need to the to get spitzer to go after wall street.

what happens? president obama gets elected. he does nothing to do with cramdown. i don't think wall street is crazy about him. melissa: liz bet warren. >> she shays she won't but says she is not backing down from a fight. we'll see. dick durbin would be next in line from illinois. he is much more to the left on wall street i would say. you have combination of say durbin-obama. that is not what wall street would like to see. melissa: absolutely. i agree with you. all the headlines were saying buddy of wall street chuck schumer. >> that is new york job. just wants jobs in new york city. >> i wilt tell you this wall street firms believe he threw them under the bus completely on dodd-frank. whether he is a buddy, maybe comes back. melissa: one of my favorite stories on the day. llama drama. they are prohibited now from making any further public appearances. my heart is broken. the u.s. -- usda told retired

owners they lack proper permits to show off the animals at public events. they had no permit for this. if you had a permit your llama could go running all over the neighborhood. i'm kidding about that. this couple -- i'm glad you asked. this is a couple that retired. >> like dalai lama? melissa: no, no. come on. this is what they're doing in their retirement, they raised these llamas. take them, yes phoenix police officers, both retired husband and wife. they planned to continue to show the llamas for therapy and educational purposes. this was their income. as a result of this hilarious video going viral being all over television, they got a nice call from usda we don't want to see this again. you need permits to be doing what you're doing. they said like any good government agency. they keep calling back to say, wait, can't we work this out, no one is returning their phone calls. can't get a human being on the phone. >> like calling irs. melissa: ring, ring. get one message you're in trouble and your business is shut down. no one will ever talk to you

again. >> not sure we should have llamas running around the streets. melissa: why not? it is entertaining. >> this is what we have to do right now? >> are the llamas -- >> this is enough to make libertarian out of any llama. melissa: yes. well-played, judy. >> llama care. melissa: political royalty, a likely presidential candidate blasts the clinton and bush dynasties for just passing the crown. plus arab leaders take military matters into their own hands. the new force could actually increase tensions in the region. more "money" coming up.

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melissa: u.s. nuclear talks with iran spurring cooperation in the middle east but for all the wrong reasons. a key group of arab states agreeing to form their own military alliance, no longer convinced the u.s. has their security interests at heart. the coalition announcing it will fight both iranian influence and

islamic extremism, hoping to snuff out conflicts like the one in yemen. here to discuss james carafano of heritage foundation. judy miller is back as well. james, you follow homeland security, missile defense. this is exactly what a lot of people would say is the right answer that you get arab states together to battle both of our enemies essentially isis and iran. sound like good news. what's the downside? well, first of all, i mean, the arab countries have gotten together before. some of them have enormous amount of capabilities, saudi arabia, for example, i guess the world's largest importer, doesn't necessarily mean they have a lot experience and skill conducting coalition or joint operations. doesn't mean they will be terribly effective. that is probably topping list of concerns. melissa: judy, they say they get together, start working on this, come in later and help when they have done a lot of the work, no? >> let's hope we don't even have

to help. that is the whole point. we sold these guys so much equipment and trained them for so long let's see what we can do. do we have to always put our boot as on the ground to get action. i'm encouraged by this action and see what they're capable of and learned. melissa: what we're doing not putting boots on the ground in syria is not working, not having impact. listen to what bashar al-assad said about that i will ask you guys if you believe it on the other side. let's listen. >> to be able to strike, not like some american want to sugar coat the situation as to say it is getting better. melissa: so james he says it is worse since we've been bombing. do you believe that? >> i believe the situation in syria is worse. look, part of the reason why the arabs are doing this because they're actually frustrated by american leadership. some people may frame this this is the united states stepping back and letting people kind of take responsibility for

themselves. that is never the reason why we're in the middle east. the only reason why the united states is in the middle east is because we have a vital interest to protect. our interests is that region doesn't devolve into civil war and chaos because the middle east is in the middle of the planet, not just energy supplies but finance and global networks of transportation go through there. this is no telling where a regional war in the middle east will spin out of control. people say let's see what air rashes can do. i'm all for people taking their own responsibility and there are a lot of countries that really, really want to do that but the notion let's sit back on our hands to let the region fall apart -- melissa: judy. >> i don't think we're sitting back on our hands. the saudi army or saudi air force absolutely requires american support around it is getting it just as we were actually flying the drone operations in yemen before it fell apart. the problem is, agree with james on this, this whole situation has devolved because obama has had an extrication narrative get us out of there.

that was the wrong thing to do. now that we're in this mess what is the right thing to do? let's have our arab allies step up to the plate and shoulder some of the burden with us behind them but really behind them, providing meaningful support. melissa: we'll leave it there. thanks to both of you. one man dead after a firefight at the nsa headquarters this morning. guards shot at two men trying to ram their car through the gate at a facility in suburban maryland injuring one and killing other. police officer is also hurt. peter barnes joins with us the very latest. peter, what can you tell us? >> hey, melissa, we have more on this bizarre incident with sources telling us the two men were dressed as women in an suv when they tried to ram the gate of the headquarters of the supersecret spy agency at fort meade this morning. we have more details in a statement from the nsa. a spokesperson there saying quote the driver failed to obey an nsa officer's, police officer's routine instructions

for safely exiting the secure campus. the vehicle failed to stop and barriers were deployed. the vehicle accelerated toward an nsa police vehicle, blocking the road. nsa place fired at the vehicle when it refused to stop. the unauthorized vehicle crashed into the nsa police vehicle. one of the occupants died at the scene as you said, melissa. back to you. melissa: wow. peter, thank you so much. the end of ant era. "the daily show naming a new host. how a virtual unknown scored one of the most coveted seats in late night. i'm not happy. tells all. a former fed chair launching a new blog and promising it will be much more than interest rates. do you have too much money or too much fed? ♪

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melissa: comedy central officially naming the new host of "the daily show." south african trevor noah, right, will take over for jon stewart at the anchor desk despite making just three prior appearances on the show. he is just 31 years old. he will be among the youngest hosts in late night, nearly a decade younger than jimmy fallon. here to discuss it, bruce terkel, ceo of terkel brands, peter shenkman, author of zombie loyalist. thanks for joining you. bruce, i never even heard of this guy because i don't realize i watch the show live. i watch all the clips next day people talk about at my desk supposed to be working don't tell my boss. putting total unknown out there in the seat? good idea? >> well, think about it, they had really big shoes to fill.

i mean, jon stewart has been on there since he was 36. that is 16 years he has been doing this job. we love him. >> speak for yourself. >> to bring somebody in that nobody expects. apparently a huge star in south africa. clearly you're not watching much south african tv. melissa: i don't know how i'm missing that. >> does anyone remember conan o'brien? he was unknown. brought in as writer to replace jay leno. melissa: i don't think it worked out well. >> worked out for conan. whole concept bruce nailed it. can't bring someone in fame must already to expect them to fill jon stewart's shoes. melissa: i guess about the demo. 18 to 49 they lost 20%. drop in that number in the past four years as jon stewart himself has who have moved out of the demo. they're replacing older guy with a young guy. bruce terkel, what do you think? is that part of the decision? >> of course it is. look it this way, you said it.

they lost a big piece of their demo. if you want to staunch the flood wouldn't you bring in a guy named noah. melissa: oh, gosh. peter, he was waiting for that one. i loved it. you don't think adults are only ones that watch tv. infants are following the trend too. tv network called, baby first tv aims for babies to ditch their bottles as young as six months old and opt for the remote control instead. peter seng man -- >> i have a two-month-old. i asked my wife about this tell me ask her for everything, tell me what i should say on tv. basically said, look, she is not proponent of screen time. neither am i. we don't let two-year-old watch. when we let her watch, not cartoons, educational stuff. started crying having tantrums. couldn't watch it. concept of five minutes a day. two minutes a day, something she likes ace possibility. but they're run real risk. every school gift every major -- they all say not before four years old.

melissa: i was like, who, this is to me seems like a bad business idea. if it is really for kids zero to six months old, you will not have any coviewing. will not sit next to my child to live through something that boring. who are they advertising to? the kid? my newborn baby didn't have a credit card. doesn't seem like a great idea. >> it isn't? melissa: no. one of the folks buying commercial times so far is honest company, jessica alba's brand that tries to be about nature and the best most holistic way to raise your child. just doesn't sound like a good business proposition bruce. >> i learned from you melissa follow the money. two ways to look at it. number one mothers are in fact watching with their kids, so you're reaching mothers. i don't think that is the play here. msos multiple single operators, cable provider is losing its customers in droves. melissa: okay. >> so here's something they can offer that nobody else has. if in fact mothers use the video

screen babysitter, whether or not peter or i, you think it's a good idea, it means people might pay their cable bill a little bit longer because here is something new. i think that might work. >> bruce's point is well-done. now just hand the kid an ipad. putting him in front of the tv like the '70s with "sesame street" when i was growing up, letting them stay with cable a little longer than cutting the chord. melissa: that is the point. 8-year-old wants ipad. look on youtube for instructional video for whatever he is interested in. not about television anymore. i think they have already lost. thanks to both of you. watch fox business's fantastic new show "strange inheritance," tonight at 9:00 p.m. two back-to-back episodes. first, jamie colby will feature a family who inherit as enormous collection of vintage tractors. just what you always wanted. stuart varney was watching this he was like, oh. afterwards jamie talks to a woman with valuable paintings depicking the famed battle of

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teasing that it will not be a car. a jury clears all charges of gender bias and retaliation. suing the metro capital firm. lost on all accounts and a verdict reached on friday. bernanke adding a new talent. he promised to talk about baseball two. not everyone is all about those royals. martin home outlasting so-called political dynasties. >> the presidency of the united

states is not a crown to be passed between two families. it is a sacred trust. melissa. now is dan. he gets extra rest time today because he made this comment. now it is everywhere. >> trying to topple hillary clinton. unless something really dramatic happens, i think that she will be the nominee. he did not name them explicitly. >> it is not really that realistic that he will topple hillary clinton.

>> usually not a formula for getting that. he understands that the left, the democratic left really dislike hillary and bill clinton . unfortunately, for mr. o'malley, he raised so many state taxes and fees in maryland that he handed the state over to a republican who ran against those taxes and fees. martin o'malley is in a tough place. he is looking for the option to tap to the satisfaction of the left. melissa: talking about the fact that she is 90% sure that she will run for president. what do you think?

>> i think that she will obviously run for president. she is trying to make it a sexist thing. >> it is the fact that most of america does not know who you are. >> never been a let it to political office. i would not be surprised if they maybe in the vancouver mind she thought if i do not become the nominee, i could be considered for a position. i think that she is super capable. it is good that there will be a woman on that debate stage. >> if her name was senator or governor she would definitely

be in the running for the presidency. melissa: why not start there? she tried to win in her own state and she lost. why not continue to try to tackle that knowledge before you go this high? >> i was really think it is a place for the vice presidential nomination. she can do it in the way that some of the other candidates cannot. she sees and opening. melissa: she is the most effect a person to go after hillary clinton. >> she will end up being an effect if circuit. i do, and it totally want to

tell you that when i have seen her speak she came out and gave one of the most was stirring critiques of hillary from start to finish. the crowd absolutely eight and up. i think part of that is the fact that she is a woman taking on a woman. >> okay. i like that. thanks to both of you. this week's top movers and chasers. chris, thank you so much for joining us. governor o'malley. >> a little sass there. it is tough on the democratic side did they are afraid to say anything. o'malley says, no way. it is something to be earned.

it is not a crown to be traded between two families. that moves him up to the second place. melissa: [laughter] i love that. marco rubio will be on the fox news channel at 5:00 o'clock today. >> i heard that he might run for president. i have some leads that he may be running for president. he is a contender. so establishment support and conservative support. if ted cruz breaks down scott walker if he succeeds marco rubio has a bypass that he can run between those two. melissa: very cool. thank you so much.

love it. a live look at indianapolis. nineteen other states, but away, have similar laws as does the federal government. many are condemning it. republican mayor said moments ago that he will put up a fight. he rated a rates that minneapolis welcomes everyone. why are we talking about this right now when other states are doing the same thing? the ncaa final four will be hosted there this weekend. there you go. it is always about money; right? tell you about. change. plus starbucks still paying for one ill fated idea.

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melissa: new details emerging about the flight that crashed last week in the french out. the copilot had been treated for suicidal tendon fees. we have the latest from greg and germany. >> yes. we are learning more and more that he was struggling with some pretty deadly to humans.

breaking the startling news that in the years leading up to getting his pilots license he was being treated for suicidal tendencies. in the years following when he was following he was being treated by psychiatrists and psychotherapist. german landesk and firm they never solve the sickness. they were unaware of the psychological state. still, a lot of questions are being asked about whether the airline should have asked more questions. they say they have identified more than one half.

the prosecutor downplayed any physical conditions. the report of a breakup with his girlfriend. according to the psychological problems it may have been enough to drive him to that act. melissa: thank you so much. make sure to what cavuto tonight on fox business. they will be talking about a payout after the germans winks crash. life is not so clear-cut after all. of about 282 points. >> extraordinary day. soaring 281 points. a gain of one and a half

percent. that is why you are seeing gains of. the leaders of the dow jpmorgan boeing and exxon. melissa: it was great to see you on tv sunday. my kid said do we know anybody that is in the greek parade. i said you that. >> it certainly is nice to give back to the community. it is a lot of fun. melissa: there you go. good for you. >> the race together campaign did manage to start some.

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melissa: whether it's on wall street or main street, near who is making money today. spending billions of dollars on three new boeing 747. a new generation of planes is needed. there is a very happy wrestlemania family out there. selling for more than $8000. who does not want to be of close if personal with all that testosterone. the dow and s&p moved back into positive territory.

>> did you see the lincoln commercials? hot or not? >> i did not see it. if he cannot make lincoln hot what can? that is what i am going to ask. they have actually gotten a sales bump. we will also be talking about this new concept cars. he will be joining us. we'll also talk a little bit about iran. we will see with the former mayor of shiloh, israel has to say about that. he is now a vice-chairman at

kissinger associates. nice rally. melissa: apps are supposed to make our lives easier. how paypal and apple pay could make splitting the bill at dinner even more awkward. at the end that the day it is all about money. ♪

melissa: don't go chasing waterfalls, beloved quarterback tom brady making hearts skip a beat but for all the wrong reasons. look at that. the four-time super bowl champ taking a literal leap of faith, brady jumping off a reported 25-foot cliff although it looks like more than that in costa rica with his family on vacation, but rest awe sured, the gold -- assured, the gold cannen arm is safe and sound. ridiculous. all right you're not going to get away with giving your delivery guy just a few bucks

anymore. new apps putting the pressure on to increase your tips. some companies like uber are forgoing the tip option altogether and adding it right onto your bill. bruce is back with me, you go to starbucks they spin the app around, and you have to click on it and put no tip or give them 20% on your coffee where before you could put a buck in the jar, maybe not. >> listen, as a farmer bartender, waiter i loved getting tips but i think this has gotten completely out of hand. i've called the money with melissa francis appreciation jar, and i expect you're going to be filling it up for me for all of the value that i provide you right here every day. melissa: see, i thought you were putting in money for me and you were going to send me to that, you were p tipping me for having me on the show all the time. melissa: you don't know where that money's going when you give it to the delivery guy, you know he's getting it. i worked at a restaurant, they

were supposed to tip out to the hostess they didn't do it. bruce send that jar my way, i'm going to be waiting for it. >> you've got it. melissa: i hope your making money today. countdown today with cheryl casone, starts right now. cheryl: melissa, thank you so much. hello everyone. it is the last hour of trading, and what a rally we're having. not so bad for a monday, right? the dow breaking above 18,000 for the if irs time -- for the first time in several sessions. investors seem to be cheering positive economic data including consumer spending ticking up after two straight months of decline. well u.s. drivers embrace a whole new concept, what about one that's been around for decades? we're going to ask ford ceo and president mark fields about his newest vehicle. it's got some fun little things on it. one man is dead another severely injured after a shootout outside the