airport, 11:40 this morning after the crew reported a pressurization problem. the flight departed from chicago o'hare international airport. it was heading to bradley in connecticut hartford. one passenger passed out, received medical attention and was release. with more on these details and the rest we'll bring in melissa francis. "money" starts now. melissa: it sure does. mixed messages in yemen. saudi arabia launching new airstrikes despite ending the air campaign less than a dwy earlier. from big macs to carnitas, troubles brew for mcdonald es and chipolte after very disappointing sales results. hillary clinton caught steaming off to a bit of luxury well away from that very confining "scooby-doo" van. the 200,000, sorry, $200 oncecy. that would be a lot for a onecy. why one companies thinks it is time your baby goes high-tech. even when they say it's not it

is always about money. melissa: that didn't last long. saudi arabia announcing new airstrikes in yemen hours after announcing stopping operations in the area. we have peter shenkman and katie pavlich townhall.com. also a fox news contributor. katie, i thought it was over? >> it is never over. prove as big point that the war on terror is never over. saudis are stepping up, acknowledging they can't launch an airstrike here and there have it be done. this is long-term process. yemen quite frankly has been a mess for a long time. only recently the rebels taking over government situation going on. it hasn't been going on very long. i'm happy to seesawed did is are back in business. that they're taking campaign

seriously. melissa: our government is denying what our own warships were doing in the region. >> keeping the straits clear because we care so much about the shipping traffic. we're not watching this tanker and we're not watching this, yeah. melissa: this is the word out of washington. you're not buying that i assume? >> if you notice how i think state department spokesman or the defense department spokeswoman i can't remember which one, but they used the word this a lot. describing this whatever this conflict as purely this. when i was in journalism school when people use the word this a lot professor used to say, what does this mean? they don't know what they're doing. this is so conflicted, so insane that the obama administration has no concerted policy. they, there is no way for them to define and describe what is going on. it is pretty much a mess, at some point it will really hit home here in terms of something really bad is going to happen. brogue to affect the economy and

markets. melissa: comcast ready to rumble with the justice department. the cable giant working to keep the $45 billion cable deal alive and growing skepticism from regulators. >> time warner is down fairly significantly. comcast is up. that means the market as we've been reporting, i don't think they're ready to rum before. they will listen to what the justice department has to say and they are going to walk away. that is what every source i have. melissa: make the terms of the deal too onerous for them to want to do it? >> listen, i don't think, net neutrality is something that might happen if the courts approve it. i have read that where the government will make comcast accept net neutrality as like only company accepting it, only cable company accepting it. am i right about this. >> you are. melissa: charging different rates for people on the web. nobody knows what that means. go ahead. >> what is really interesting about this when net neutrality hit that started to scare comcast. melissa: you can't say net neutrality. i just said that.

forcing people to pay different rates for fees -- >> basically force people to use, pay them to use their pipes. >> if you want to watch netflix all night you pay higher rate than just checking email. melissa: people on netflix are the ones hawking up the band width. people on netflix should pay more. >> here is the point. that is being challenged in the courts right now. melissa: yeah. >> the obama administration for what i've read and heard from bankers wants comcast to accept net neutrality on its own as condition -- here's the thing, melissa. this is a huge business story. wall street will lose gazillions of dollars in fees. deals are held up because a lot of telecom mergers are predicated on the comcast-time warner merger. >> directv satellite. >> all these content providers out there, that provide content they have their business models based on this deal getting approved. this will have impact. melissa: moving something i care a lot about, mcdonald's. i do actually. the golden arches reporting less

than stellar quarterly sales, we're moving right along like charlie isn't here. shares jumping as new ceo promises to reveal a turnaround plan next month and blame it on the car nepetas. chill pole tee shares are falling after the devastating pork shortage cut into sales. i think that is what it is supposed to say. >> hundreds of years people will talk about the great shortage of 2015 and i couldn't get my double carnita from chipolte. melissa: charlie is not allowed to talk because he made a little gaffe there. i think you're making it worse with that vision all. >> give me a timeout? melissa: no, no. [laughter] >> we were talking about pigs so. melissa: oh, my goodness. let's you and i

. >> do we want the government telling us what to eat? absolutely not. that is why mcdonald's upgraded their menu and put on healthier options. melissa: don't talk on top of each other. audience gets upset about that. there is a lot of calories. >> mcdonald's testified it has been pushing dollar menu, dollar menu. what do they expect happen to sales? expecting numbers go down? >> emails i got, you talking over me. i'm telling you. melissa: you never stop talking. if i talk on top of you no one will ever stop. >> that is nice thing. melissa: stop.

it is rough out there are to the millenials, 18 to 34-year-olds are three times likely to receive financial help from their parents. compared to what their parents got at the same age, according to new survey from "usa today" and bank of america this is what was amazing to me. within that group of 18 to 34, those who are 26 to 34, 22% of them, were getting help from their parents. 34 years old and you're still getting money all the time from your parents, in order to live. katie, do you still get money from your parents? >> i do not. melissa: really personal question. >> i've been off the dole for a while now. so you know it is a big problem. i think that is combination obviously of the economy. there are not a lot of jobs for millenials out there. there is problem of work ethic. millenial generation which i'm a part of are entitled. they come out of college, think they're entitled to $100,000 a year for work they do. don't want to start from the bottom. mcdonald's is perfect example.

they think they're entitled to $15 an hour at minimum wage than working up to manager to make more money. i would rather have people getting money from their family than the government. >> good point. melissa: south dakota is making interesting pitch for millenials. >> mars, the air not breathable. the surface, cold and barren. but thousands are lining up for a chance to go and never come back! ♪ south dakota progressive, productive, and abundant in oxygen. why die on mars when you can live in south dakota? melissa: okay. that is a real ad. i think it is hysterical. this is their pitch to get millenials, let's ask our marketing expert. genius. >> genius. what did south dakota have before this? we're at least not north dakota. >> where was custer's last

stand? little big morning? >> chipolte. >> that was south dakota. >> then pretty much nothing. i love this. last time we talked about south dakota for anything? brilliant ad. melissa: katie, you're a millenial. what is more appealing to you, moving to mars or moving to south dakota? >> i say moving to south dakota. i'm an outdoors person. that ad showed a lot of outdoors things going on. they had hunting and i think kayaking i saw over there. there are lots of job options in south and north dakota. what do young people need? they need jobs. they are good paying, high-paying jobs. melissa: unemployment rate in south dakota right now is 3.5%. rumble in north lake is almost here. mitt romney set to fight evander holyfield next month. the duo giving sean hannity what to expect. >> is this a fight other not a fight? >> it's a fight. yet i'm a good guy. he is a good guy. >> right. >> everybody going to win. >> governor, are you going to try and hit him?

>> well you know i will have a talk with evander beforehand. a very private talk. what do you want me to do? what do you want me not want to do? one thing i don't want to do is get evander mad and forget who he is boxing. melissa: i love that have a private talk with him. charlie gasparino amateur boxer. >> i was amateur boxer. dick grasso when he ran stock exchange, had amateur boxing fight. went against george for man, jr., george frazier, jr. joe grano who ran ubs. went against another championship fighter. movies at one point. grano took it seriously and went after breland. he had to smack him and hurt him. melissa: we've got to go. thanks to all of you. we have breaking news right now. south necessary flight from chicago to hartford, connecticut diverted to buffalo after the crew reported

pressurization problems. the flight did land safely. a number of passengers lost consciousness before landing. can you imagine how scary that was? we'll bring you latest as soon as we get it. fighting isis at home. three reports of homegrown terror over three days. our next guest knows why this is happening and how we can stop it. plus, giving amazon a run for its money. you won't believe why the postal service is planning for its latest plea. more "money" coming up. ♪

melissa: homegrown terrorists still pose as huge threat to the united states. there are three reports of americans trying to join isis in just as many days. our next guest is very familiar with the recruitment process. he himself has stop teens before they made it to syria and iraq. the imam is the chief imam at the all dulles area muslim society. thank you so much for joining us

and helping us to try to understand what is going on with this phenomenon. i want to start with the incident that happened late sunday where six men were arrested. they were ages 19 to 21 and they were trying to go to syria, to join isis. help us understand why does this happen? what is their inspiration to do this? >> the, thank you for the inviting me again. isis tries to target young muslims by giving them a message of, you know, joining the cause. and that cause come here, you have a sense of dignity, a sense of honor. you will be able to defend the community that is target around the world, defend islam. that is the message isis sends to young people. you have to know that the

percentage of young people may be attracted to this message are very small percentage. majority of young muslims in america are part of the american social fabric. they are scouting program boy scouts, girl scout programs. they are volunteering in their mosque in their communities. only those sometimes who go online and seeking interpretation of events overseas, that they become targeted, or become a subject of targeting of isis and other notorious organizations. melissa: you want our audience to understand this is very small minority. that this isn't the majority of people in your community and we would be wrong to think this is everyone? >> yes. melissa: we are being showed there is anyone that want to do that we appreciate you coming on to help us understand. i want to move on to the couple in alabama who lost their daughter to isis, this 20-year-old girl, who is going by the name hoda. she was in a birmingham suburb.

she went off to syria, to try and join the islamic state. as a woman, and knowing what it's like to be in this culture, as they go to syria you know where she is going to be, i mean really, anything could happen none of it looks positive, if she is going off to be a bride. why should we want to do this? what could they say to make a girl want to do this? >> isis is a cult. one of the natures of a cult is mental control. they don't leave the young person alone. they start connecting with them, they keep sending message, promises that if you come here, you have better life. and they post all of this so-called, cool videos, that if you come here you will have a life. you will get married. we will produce our own food and stand for the right cause, all kind of you know propaganda that sometimes gets young people

confused. if you look to the gang recruitment why would a young person join a gang in america? seems vulnerability of person subject to gang recruitment, the same circumstances that make a young person become subject to isis. but one of the good things, one of the good news that we have that the parents are more involved now we stopped as you have heard, some young people from traveling. there are more relationship now between the muslim community and government and law enforcement in local areas. and engaging in awareness. we had three workshops in our own mosque about internet safety. and we spoke about the recruitment take place on internet. and we explained who are those people, what kind of method they're using, what kind of

website they defined. the parents are aware of such danger. melissa: that is important because this is obviously happening more and more it is a concern, as it is great to hear you're reaching out within your own community to try to stop it from happening. thank you so much for your perspective. >> thank you so much. melissa: a few stories on our radar right now. a london court granted conditional bail to the trader accused of causing the 2010 "flash crash." that vinedder sarao is fighting extradition to u.s. and required to post $8 million in bail. china searches it will open up its bank card clearing market in june. the china's union pay has a virtual monopoly. big easy getting a little bit more health-conscious. starting today, smoking is banned in all new orleans bars,

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♪ melissa: breaking news right now. u.s. navy officials telling fox news that the iranian convoy still moving off the coast of yemen. the u.s. asked theodore roosevelt trailing behind launching aircraft. we will keep you posted on this parade. poultry output. more u.s. facilities. the department of agriculture confirming this out for more sites. three in minnesota and one in south dakota. predicting nearly 400,000 additional turkeys will be lost to the virus. from plumbing to the arms of luxury. hillary clinton's humble fan.

first-class seats in boston. rather than traveling coach from new hampshire higher. this after kim campaign swings in favor of the rich. a fox news contributor with us. we also have kennedy. she is the host of kennedy right here on fox business. i love this story kennedy. i feel like the whole season we will just be getting delicious tidbits of hillary acting very much like the top .000001%. love it. >> another day without getting those heated nuts and first-class. it is exhausting running for president. nothing cures adoption like a lot of money.

melissa: racing down the highway. she have police escort, state trooper bringing her into the airport. very much like one of us. do you think that they will seize on this or will we be alone in doing that? >> these stories come day after day. she will just have a very tough time pulling this image off as some sort of champion of the working class. she probably has not been behind the wheel in a car for 10 years. we know that she request private jets. does not care much about global warming. i just do not understand how she connects with these people that are working on the assembly lines or the diners. melissa: it is very true. meanwhile clinton's primary colors green green and more green. they need at least $100 million

to fend off fellow democrats. >> 100 million is low. that just proves she is only one for the primary. the only one in the race that has any seriousness. let's just not kid ourselves. hillary clinton will be the person the republicans are running against. melissa: it does seem that, kennedy the clintons want to make sure that nobody is near the hoop. they are not giving anybody a chance. last time, that guy came out of nowhere. you remember that guy. barack obama. >> they do not want anyone collecting from her deserving talents. i heard that martin o'malley's cat has already gone missing. [laughter] >> the coke brothers holding tryouts for their support and most importantly money.

they pack as many as five gop candidates. showing their stuff at a conference this summer. steve moore is reporting the coke brothers are leaning towards scott walker. >> it is not just the coax. they bring together 500 major republican donors around the country. it will have a huge impacts impact on who wins this race. i will say this over and over again, melissa. money will not by the outcome of this race. it is less important than any other election in america. they will have to perform on stage. melissa: katie do you agree with that? >> i agree with that. these candidates will need grass roots efforts. the most important is whether the activist for american organization which is in every

single state in the country whether those will be willing to go door to door, not campaign because they are nonprofit but go door to door and work. i dow that they will choose someone like jeb bush and chris christie. scott walker has a good relationship. that will be -- melissa: hang on. >> rand paul has those troops. that is for sure. >> much more in line with what the coke brothers have always talked about. melissa: meanwhile -- hang on, steve moore. nancy pelosi. all it took was $200 billion worth of medicare reform. call me sentimental. i hope these two crazy kids can make it work. >> snipping nancy pelosi.

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♪ melissa: i am melissa francis with your fox business brief. closing arguments are underway and one of the biggest cases coming out of the 2008 financial crisis. former aig chief alleges a government overstepped its authority. the suit seeks tens of billions of dollars for 300,000 shareholders. shares of coca-cola. the maker beating on the top and

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♪ melissa: verizon's effort to break up the cable bundle running into a hurdle. joining big espn network in protesting the new offer that allows customers to select customized packages of tv channels. kennedy and peter are back for this one. >> it is very clever. they take one channel you want and put it in each package. if you did go alec are you would be spending more. >> hbo netflix lulu. it is actually not true. it is not true. >> this is always the trick. espn is something that everyone is getting used to having free

from basic cable. >> they will need some drastic consequences. a lot of these big companies are trying desperately to reshuffle for the growing demands. they will not have packages. it will be that advantage of having typewriters. melissa: amazon not the only company looking at using drone carriers. the postal service is considering an electric truck that doubles as a drone launcher. i love it. >> of course the federal government will give this. they are not going to give -- >> yes. exactly. being able to develop it safely. it is kind of lame. >> it can be used to stop the billion-dollar deficit.

i feel that when i come out to central park at 6:00 a.m. i get arrested. i have a drone. melissa: the phantom drone. it sounds like you have a really fancy, expensive scary drone. [laughter] >> i will meet you on the great lawn. melissa: one step closer to being settled. it will battle out for the hearts and minds of west coast burger lovers. this is really tough for me. two home teams going at it. i loved in and out. steak shack. i will get there. >> i never the steak shack thing. give me in and out. i do not think that steak shack

knows what they are going to get into an l.a. melissa: wow. >> i love competition. i think that it will make both better. you can get one shack or girl. in that same place you get a drink and some of the best fries on the planet. >> i will not wait in line for an hour and a half. melissa: will steak shack -- >> people do not get out of their cars. melissa: what does it mean for steak shack prices? they are able to charge a premium. >> you will have to advertise as high-end steak shack burgers. everyone has loved it. if steak shack only did their own business, high-end, top level. >> he is right.

it is not really like fast food. part of the culture is still healthy in in and out. melissa: do not forget to watch hannity tonight on fox business. there she is. melissa: ada lish's burger. a very contrite charlie gasparino is back. i want to be clear. i love me some mcdonald's. i want you to apologize. >> i should have been exploitive. when talking about anyone. should not use that type of language and less talking about cnbc. that is another story. melissa: wow. >> my viewpoint that stuff ain't good for you. melissa: it is not healthy for you. >> it ain't hood for you.

that is my opinion. people can have opinions. melissa: this is like your non-apology. [laughter] >> listen, by the way they have some healthy alternatives. i do not want to get into it. i should not have used that word. it was a bad word to use. listen -- melissa: my delicious friend mcdonald's. >> i do not think it is healthy. melissa: that is better than what you said before. we will let you go with that. the data that you use. one technology giant is taking on major phone carriers. who is the fairest of them all. people magazine named the most beautiful woman of the year,

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♪ melissa: we have some breaking news right now. saudi arabia ambassador to the united states is speaking now in washington, d.c. he is now saying saudi arabia has moved onto a new phase of its military operations. it will now focus on the political and humanitarian process in yemen. we will bring you more as we have it. whether it is on wall street or main street, here is who is making money today. you can never be too rich or too pretty.

sandra bullock bracing the feet on trend cover of people. fifty years old. will she credit her good looks to a healthy lifestyle? i do not think that good genetics heard her either. law enforcement finding some of the price the bottles stolen from a kentucky distillery back in 2003, they were covered $100,000 worth of bourbon. they are now calling the theft in inside job. that does not surprise me. google is expanding its reach into the mobile phone arena. new details of its new wireless server. our very own gillian kent has the latest. >> it is here. it is called google stock. it will first work only on the

new phone made by google. here is what you need to know. this invitation only right now. you have to sign up and wait. the network is built on top of t-mobile's network. interestingly, it is a reimbursement type of program. if you pay for three gigs of data you will actually get some back at the end of the month cycle. it is not pay-as-you-go. $20 a month for unlimited talk and text. including international coverage. five dollars per gig of data that you add. wi-fi as a backup is included. not surprisingly, the service is actually tied to google hangout. you can make calls from your own phone number.

this is all a continuation of what happened in barcelona earlier this year. google executives said google five will be an experiment. they do not plan to be an operator. we want to show you what t-mobile ceo is saying. we are on a relentless crusade to bring you changes. big news out of google today. we will see how the other big carriers react. melissa: very cool. thank you. approaching the last hour of trading. let's check in with liz claman. liz: every stock trader is wondering today. one guy that caused the 2010 / crash? we've got the former head of the trading commission. we will ask them if not just one trader who else kicked the legs out from under the market table. by the way apparently, he told u.s. regulators to kiss his you

know what. lovely. facebook google microsoft all reporting earnings this week. you must here wipe my call and of holland company lost the clash of the titans. it will give you long-term payoffs. do not panic. we will have the latest breaking news out of yemen. melissa: they do so much for that. facebook shares up today. a big earnings report after the bell. what you need to watch for. that is coming up net. at the end of the day it is all about money. ♪

>> we have breaking news out of capitol hill. the united states capitol police investigating a, quote powdery white substance that fell out of an envelope near the office of pennsylvania democrat mike doyle.

all staff and offices have been ordered to remain where they are and not go into the corridor. they are treating the substance with a lot of suspicion, a hazmat team has been called in. we'll bring you more details as we get them. let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange with what investors are watching for nicole? >> reporter: facebook is looking good, up 87 cents at $84.49. looking like a winner here today. it's a winner year to date. the comps between twitter and facebook. the options market is betting that you will see a 5% move either way. up or down on this latest quarter, which actually is less than what we normally see. the average is about 9%. and the summer of 2013 had a 30% move to the upside. can be volatile. the estimates the street are looking for earnings per share of 40 cents and a revenue of 3.56 billion. talking a lot of course about mobile ad revenue that ayou continue thes for about

two-thirds of total revenue. likely to be a big mover in tomorrow's trading and of course, we'll bring you to you on fox biz as soon as we get the numbers. melissa. >> that's all we have for now. i hope you are making money today. "countdown" with liz claman starts right now. liz: yes, we do, everybody who owns stocks say could one guy operating out of his parent's house be the cause of the 2010 flash crash? how did he cover his tracks? superexperienced traders here to give you their take on what happened. and former commodities trading commissioner bart chilton how he got away with it for so long. it's the 25 billion dollar question. did the government cheat aig shareholders. there you see hank greenberg, the former chair of aig, the