the fairway. [laughter] i have names are under necessarily under the purview of these issues. a company -- we don't really care about china -- >> that will do it. the dow up 109. connell: a clear escalation by iran. mike pompeo blaming terror for the attacks on oil takers in the gulf of iran. energy share leading the as oil settles up a little more than 2%. it could've been worse, the dow finishes up to 103-point we were up 142-point earlier in the day. the s&p 500 is in nasdaq also in positive territory as you can see, enclosed in three days. i am in for connor mcshane and this is after the bow.

melissa: live from pebble beach california at the u.s. open, where round one is underway, the world's best golfers competing for the title and just about one hour from now tiger woods will tee off following his surprise victory at the masters were two other champions. this will be the group to watch. jordan, justin, it will no doubt be the most watch of the tournament of all time. we have you cover not everything on and off the green. among the guests is box sportscaster jim gray, tom fazio, the golf course architect, he is behind some of the most expensive most fabulous layouts in history and the ceo, this is the fitbit for the process if you're actually serious about this stuff this is the one. some of the biggest names in sports wearing this device including rory mcilory.

>> maybe i should work to improve my golf game. thank you. we begin with breaking news and fox business the entry team coverage. christine on the floor of the new york stock exchange. we begin with edward at the white house. reporter: any minute the president will hold a second chance hearing ceremony and event ceremony, he will talk about those people who have paid their deficit society and how they can reenter the workforce, the president talking jobs and also talking trade at the white house, president trump usmc and does have bipartisan support in congress to go forward now,. >> so we can get support from the democrats in congress, nancy pelosi want to put herself work. >> he wants the house speaker to put the bill forward. he says in one week from today he will be here at the white house leaving with the president, they have introduced

in the white house is monitoring shipping in the middle east, the white house officials are pointing fingers at a rent at oil takers there. one official says they saw an unexploited mind they were attacked today. for first sailors had to be rescued at sea. >> we been warning about for weeks, it's real. i saw press accounts saying is not clear who did it, it wasn't the building, wasn't the swiss, it was them. they're the ones that didn't, we been warning. this is exactly what they've been doing for 20 years in that region. >> for oral takers were attacked in the same area. as for the irradiance being appointed or accused, the prime minister of japan is in iran right now trained to smooth over the relationship. donald trump tweeting about it pain i personally feel it is too

soon to think about making a deal, we are not ready, neither are we. it's been decided the japanese prime minister was in iran industry delegation was in washington, d.c., the japanese trade minister walking in to see the u.s. trade representative trying to work out a trade deal, there's been a lot of contact between the u.s. and japan over the last month and a half or so, the president would like to be able to eventually announce a trade with japan. >> that he very much. >> oil cell drilling at 2% today. the world's light largest gain in a week. "to the floor of the new york stock exchange. reporter: while were seen that as much to do about the fact they have oil tankers that were attacked, the white house threatening and blaming its iran behind the attack yet this attack that occurred in a very important shipping if these

tensions continue we could potentially see global output which is why this update in oil for today, using a higher for the week at 5223 and it's causing a lot of the energy related higher for the day and let's take a look at some of the biggest movers on the market yet phillips 66 at 2.39% higher, relatively flat, but overall this is a reversal in what we've seen in the price of oil over the last few days because there's been a stockpile higher in the united states and the question is, can today's game keep it up considering the price that will has dropped 40%, 20% in april. we will see you tomorrow. >> not that big of a bump considering what happened. thank you. >> let's bring in market panel to react to this, gary b smith, fox business contributor and erin gibbs, prayerfully manager.

taking to you both for joining us. let me begin with you jerry, in the years past we have seen oil takers attacked oil prices would've taken off. i think u.s. oil production has changed the landscape. yes we gain some in oil but not as much as you think. >> exactly. the landscape is completely different than it was a few years ago. we are now a major player in all forms of energy. not just oil but natural gas and shale and things like that. i think melissa decided, only oil up 2% after two tankers get destroyed in the golf it's remarkable. in the market of 100-point, i think that says things are going to be okay.

>> energy independence, is a wonderful thing. let me bring you into talk about the market as a whole. strange day, we floated around, a late surge and finished up 100 points, i feel like even with china or geopolitical things going on, we know the feds got the back of the market still a sense of wanting to move higher. >> i think part of it we had several days being down. this looks more defensive, value and people coming in because things are so cheap, not so much that we really feel that were looking at extreme strength or we think that there will be a resolution around the chinese turf. i'd be a little hesitant, but i would not call the bottom, we're still trading at their evaluation and be careful about what you getting just now. >> caution is the work. gary stick around please. >> mike pompeo blaming a run for

the attack on two oil tankers in the gulf. >> it is the assessment of the united states government that the as long make republic of iran is responsible for the attacks that occurred in the gulf. these unprovoked attacks present a threat to international peace and security. the united states will defend its forces, interest and stand with our partners and allies for global commerce and stability. >> joining us chris harbor a retired navy commander. what do you make of the fact, these were tankers that were linked to asia and you have japan's prime minister and ironically same time. what do you think about? >> is a pretty strong mood by the reigning leadership, guerin conducts terrorist attacks on a continuous basis throughout the middle east. typically they use proxies or seery get to give themselves some plausible deniability in the distance from the iranian coach in the assessment from

mike pompeo. i don't think there's any doubt at all that these attacks were conducted by the guards navy. right now you have the iranian regime staying entertained to the mcanally's they can no longer protect you. there 21st everybody back to the table and give them a generous deal with sanctions which i think would be a huge mistake. >> if that is what they want, and you think that would be a mistake what's appropriate response? >> for us to say the pressure of sanctions regime on and what is going up the escalatory later in the retaliation letter, that is also one take the reigning regime would want, the first thing they want is the sanctions, he wants united states and the allies to overreact. they reigning regime in heaven for some time, and the iranian regime wants is external organizing force around which

the iranian people will have to rally, that's first israel, second united states what they're trying to do is to provoke us in an overreaction so the iranian people will rally around the flag so to speak. they can keep the sanction pressure on. >> has there been a stepup in action because senator rubio has been saying that this thing has been going on. i think to a lot of americans at home to see the tinker engulfed in flames seems like a very big deal. have they been doing things similar and we have not been focused or is this a stepup in tactic? >> what he said is absolute correct. they been involved in terrorist attacks for the better part of the last four decades, there's nothing new here, what is new fundamentally is that they're doing this directly, they're not outsourcing this to the proxies or circuits. in the past iranians have tried

to put some distance between them in the attack because they did not want their fingerprints even though everybody knew it was him. here there conducting it correctlydirectly. >> didn't seem strange that prime minister was going until the conversation? did that strike you as a good idea? is that the normal course of action? it seems like an unusual defendant. >> i understand exactly what you're sing, from the outside in and looks odd, from the reigning perspective in japanese perspective they have a long-standing commercial relationship that is taken place with our blessing and the past united states is given a certain number of released tish ancient that allow allies to buy oil from iran. the reason the japanese have a long-standing relationship with the japanese and south koreans, they of all-time oil. they bought this to conduct with

the prime minister, that signifies how far up the escalatory chain of events they're willing to go. >> always great insight. innkeeper joining us. >> breaking news for you. we find out from the president himself that sir sanders, the white house press secretary is leaving her post by the end of the month. by the end of june cedar entrance here sanders will be leaving the ministration. meanwhile the story continuing, i want you to listen to bernie sanders latest comments. >> ice is suspect a lot of people in this country would pay more in taxes if they had comprehensive healthcare as a human. >> really? >> i think people would be delighted to pay less in taxes and those people who have to pay no pack accidental would be delighted for the rest of us pay more taxes.

he calls the democratic socialism. what's democratic about it? >> nothing. in fact, you can put these questions to the test. the most recent place on this, they asked whether people wanted to pay more in taxes for more government services essentially what sanders is proposing, 60% said they did not want to pay. there is no pull at their, if people are willing to pay more taxes, the best 49 to 50% in most of those and thinking the higher taxes will go on to the top .1%. >> why should the government be the great to everybody, especially when they see the quality of government healthcare. >> right, we have seen the democratic socialism intercountry fail and bring the economies down. another thing you can look at is the simple demographics in the

u.s. the states where people are moving out of the highest rates are the states with the highest taxes in the past year. the states where people are moving to are the lowest taxes. all you have to look at is where people moving from, where people moving to. people prefer 0 below taxes. >> of course they do. thank you for joining us today. more on the breaking news. president trump tweeting "after three and half years our wonderful sarah huckabee sanders will be leaving the white house at the end of the month and going home to the great state of arkansas, she is a very special person with extraordinary talents who is done in a credible job. i hope she decides to run for governor of arkansas. she would be fantastic. sarah, take you for a job well done" less elitist suite from president trump. the streets of cleared and hong kong. protesters are planning to resume demonstration this

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>> breaking news, president trump tweeting that sears sanders will be leaving her job at the end of the month. the president is expected to speak at a hiring event any moment. kim kim kardashian west will be making a few. >> the most anticipated golf event of the year. we are live at pebble beach california for the 2019 u.s. open is underway. the biggest players from around the world are competing for the top spot in just under an hour

from now a tremendous tiger woods will tee off with justin rose. here is fox sportscaster. it is made for television, it reminds me when they sent tiger out and you look for the tension. after tiger won at the masters, there was somebody there to greet him. this is made for television, how does it come together like that? >> very well planned by the usda plus its "primetime" on fox network. it's going up against nba finals game six. there will be quite an audience and of course he dominated in 2001 a couple of times. that was a magical moment at augustine they hope they can re-create that. >> what we believe or when you see the three of the method together. what kind of body language, if you're watching the group together what are you looking

for? >> the two younger guys have looked up to tiger and now competing against him for a long stretch tiger didn't win a major since 2008 until he wanted augustine. it had been a long stretch. now they are competing against him so the gun from idolizing to be like him to be in the mix. i think it changes the dynamic of little, players of the past have talked about the tiger crack and how it is to get used to because people are moving and only wanting to see him, these other guys are great, great players. jordan has been playing well. about ten or 15 minutes before the brooks koepka is going to be keen off and will try to win his third straight open and nobody's done that in 114 years. at the last time that somebody one through neural. there are so many interesting records like that that are out here right now you phil nicholson who is not oneness and really want that and then the

ground slam of golf, he'll have it all in there. impeccable is so special. it is so interesting to say no here. it almost brings you to tariffs with waves and views is really unique. >> it's a pristine. it's a national park in an international charger. when you're out here, it's like no other place in the country. it's like no other place on earth. stillwater cove is amazing to walk out and see the seals and the great thing about this, it's a public course. it is expensive but a lot of people do have the opportunity to come here, get to enjoy this, a 17-mile drive if you cannot play you can come look at the course, it's a special special place. there is no place like this intercountry in no place else like this in golf. it's so unique to be here and so steeped in tradition. the 100 anniversary of the public beach company and what they've done here is just

spectacular. >> of course arnold palmer. he password couple years ago. he used the six sided with anyone the u.s. open in 1960 cherry hill. they just put this out to let me show this on television. his grandson really was honorary starter today he was a guy who is able to tee off first and honorary is displayed in the tournament. they given the honor because of arnold. >> are you going to swing with that? - i am not did not want to break this piece of memorabilia. is not worthy of me dragging down the call with a great piece of history. he meant a lot to the u.s. to say and golf. >> we will have much more from the 2019 u.s. open in pebble beach throughout the hour.

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a former postapproval clinton in the fox news contributor. thank you both for being here. >> let's begin with you john, you could argue that being open to dirt open the door to bad actors who want to play for influence of presidency. >> i think that is a fair point. i am surprised that some of the democrats with the fake outrage to talk about -- sincerely, president trump is a guy in 2016 when he was a guy that would buy politicians so they could do what he wants to do. he also said russian a press conference, if you're listening give me hillard cleansing most. this isn't surprising to me, however, i don't think it's a view that the president of the united states should be same. further for those who want to defend the president it be very disingenuous for those to defend him on it when they talk about this deal dossier and why we

should have political appointments using foreign sources on getting candidate try. >> hillery played for the dossier in the d&c put dirt on president trump on the implicit dossier, it's part of a political life. >> i agree, it should not be. we went through almost to your process with the mueller report, no collusion was found for the president to say i want information from foreign powers, that makes no sense and if he thought about it he would withdraw the comment in this deal dossier is a prime example is why we don't want anyone, allies or adversaries in our politics. >> let me come back to the point about the hillery clinton campaign. she said large part of what

happened in the campaign, getting dirt and of course is we know the dossier from a british intelligence officer is kind of ironic and hypocritical but not for the democrats to cry foul. >> it absolutely is. especially considering the fact that we'll not heard many of them talk about how unfortunate were appropriate was for the hillary clinton campaign to pay for this information, information in which the intern were able to successfully launch an investigation that the fbi director into the general term campaign. we consider these elements, i think there is a need for both parties to be absolutely honest about what the stakes are, let's not try to play one side or another for the political points. we should be honest with the market people on every angle. >> i want you to listen to what nancy pelosi said about the most recent comments by the president

in the ongoing pressure for her impeachment. >> totally unethical that he does and even realize it. however, what we want to do is have a methodical approach to the path that we're on and this will be included in that. but not anyone issue will trigger. >> again i come back to hillary, i cannot help myself. i want to say fine, nancy pelosi what about the 33000 e-mails that were destroyed on hillary's private server while under congressional subpoena. it's one thing to cry outrage but it's difficult when you look at the past history. >> i agree with john, both parties should squared up and i think there is an investigation of hillery going on, so much the better, we gotta find out what happened both of the e-mails and

with the comey investigation, what happened with loretta lynch. all that, i agree. >> if impeachment the way to go for the democrats? nancy pelosi reluctant and appear. >> i really think this is a big mistake for the democrats. there is no way they can remove donald trump, the senate will never vote for, i think it's a mistake. >> were out of time. thank you so much. not on the beach in florida but in the desert in arizona. the breaking details from dominican republic following a handful of american tourist there. what you need to know before traveling. we will have much more from the u.s. open right melissa? >> we are bringing you back to pebble beach, imes taking with tom fazio the golf course designer behind some of the most famous and fabulous around the

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as top golfers compete for the u.s. open title but what is planning the famous courses in the county, here is the man responsible for some of the most expensive and fabulous in history. tom fazio, golf course architect and founder of fazio design. before he asked you the first question i want to tell people what they're looking up behind us is brooks koepka is practicing behind me and he is one the past two years and he is very much one to watch, we will let our viewers look at that while we talk. thank you so much for joining us. when people talk with u.s. open they say they change a little bit tiger particular, a used to be about narrow fairways and very straightforward very tough. now they've gotten trickier with it. what do you think of the way they lay off the course? >> i think a lot of golfers are entitled to their opinion and the controversy has been going on for years and years.

i'm kinda used to being in the golf business for many decades. i think it creates excitement and variety for the golfers that it's on the same all the time. i think you can look at that side of the equation and think it gives us more opportunity for more variety. >> you're being very modest probably one of the most famous golf course designers in the world. you design my favorite hudson national on the hudson in york and what has changed in the time that you been doing it, what are the big differences that you notice. >> i think certainly for me since i been doing a long time as he said many decades, i don't go by years anymore, i go by decades. the thing has change that is most is the expectation level, they want when they come to see a new golf course they rank it or judge it by some of the best things they've ever seen.

let us pry the biggest change since i started in my crew. >> has technology made a big difference? when it comes to clubs and the way players do everything else, technology has taken a big role, what about for design? >> very much so in design, the wonder photographs from hudson national, that golf course is about the 25 years will, since in the many different underground things it does. kinda like taking your cell phone and seeing, what doesn't look like the same phone tenet 15 years ago which obviously it's not. under the ground as were the major changes occur in technology and enable to get the condition of the golf course smooth, level and better turf conditions, that's where these changes occurred. >> somebody who really is put together the golf courses that take your breath away, what is it like when you watch players

go out and tackle something you design. what is that feel like? >> it is fun to see, for example, bruce kept her in tiger woods, when they play golf, they do not play the way we play. an interesting thing and watching some of the u.s. open's on fox and some of the earlier rounds, they shoot 45 under par. for the most of us a regular golfer, they are so good and so different it's a different game. i love seeing low scores by the best players. just think if they didn't how could the rest of us play golf. it's very important if the best players in the world are not shooting low scores we would have no fun at all playing golf. >> tom fazio. thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. great stuff, breaking news.

kim kardashian west is at the white house on second chance hiring president trump is counting the first setback, criminal justice reform bill that he signed into law late last year, we see sarah sanders, she is leaving the end of the month. >> the service of our country and she is going to be going private sector but she comes from a great state, arkansas. they won by a lot. so i like it. [laughter] she will be going back to arkansas with her great family, her husband and her family. i don't know but if we can get her to run for the governor of arkansas i think should do very well. i'm trying to get her to do that. i really wanted to call her out, she is a special person, a very, very fine woman, she has been so great, she is strong but with great, great harm and i want to

thank you for an outstanding job thank you. [applause] thank you so much i will try not to get emotional. i know that crying can make us look weak sometimes. [laughter] this is been an honorable lifetime, the opportunity of a lifetime. i couldn't of been prouder to have the opportunity to serve my country and particularly to work for this president. he has accomplished so much in these two and half years and it is truly been something i will treasure forever it's one of the greatest jobs i ever have, i loved every minutes even the hard minutes. i have loved it, i love the president, i love the team that i had the opportunity to work

for, the president surrounded by mountains the most incredible and talented people you could ever imagine. and the most special experience, the only one i can think of that might top it just a little bit is the fact that i'm a mom, and three amazing kids and i'm going to spend a little more time with them. [applause] in the meantime i will continue to be one of the most outspoken and loyal supporters of the president and his agenda and i know he will have an incredible six more years and get a whole lot more done and were here to celebrate today and i don't want to take away from that so i want to get back to the tremendous thing that the people buying me have done and thank you so much mr. president it is truly an honor. [laughter] >> a great person.

she is a warrior. you guys know what warriors are. were all warriors, we have no choice. we have to be warriors. she is a warrior. thank you sarah so much. we are going to have with us the president of the society for human resource, management, johnny taylor, where is johnny. [laughter] this that is some guy in some athlete. that i tell you. maybe you could talk a little bit about what we're doing and what you're doing with it. [applause] >> we were listening to sarah huckabee sanders saying goodbye and getting a little bit

emotional. president hollinger warrior. she will be leaving her posting government and she quoted a lifetime opportunity and an honor, she presupposing for what he accomplished in the time she was there. the only experienced the top the one being white house press secretary was being the mother of three children in the president encouraging her to run for the government of office of where she comes. her father was once the governor of arkansas. also don't forget a lot more from pebble beach in the u.s. golf term. >> we have a lot more in beautiful california. we are going to show you the pros. if you are serious about fitness, health, game, you want to tune into tuning for this one. a lot of companies having their employees work outside, tiger woods coming out of the bench in a few minutes. don't go anywhere. we'll be right back.

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imagine, my heart is completely opened up and i wanted to do more. i started to study the law. which law school basically in california and my an attorneys e here today from cut 50. [applause] the best part of it is, i learned so much that i don't even know, i don't want to speak for anybody in law school, but i learned so much just basically working on memos and being the assistant to them while the first act was happening in learning how you get bills passed and working on it from the ground up. to get the president support into see it come to fruition was magic. and the one thing i realized

that needed so much support that i'm happy to help and be supportive where you can was the reentry of people coming home and seeing the lack of support that really existed. whether it's housing, the amount of letters that i get with people needing transportation to job interviews, these people want to work, they want the best outcome. i am so happy to be here today amongst people who want the same thing and really believe in supporting their reentry. i am so happy to announce today that we have a rideshare partnership were formerly incarcerated people will be gifted gift cards so they can get rides to and from, job

interviews, jobs, family members and that is so important, so needed and i want to think the president for standing behind this issue and seen the compassion that he has had for criminal justice. it is been really remarkable. i want to thank all of the organizations that are partnering with everything that is going on and being supportive because it means a lot too so many people that i've had the pleasure to speak to and i think the ultimate goal, everyone wants a community to be safe and more opportunity that we have and they have in the support that we help give them is safer, everyone will be continuing to just get lower. i am thankful to everyone here for the support and aims of credit is partnership with the

rideshare organization. [applause] >> kim kardashian there making comments of the second chance hiring events at the white house. we wanted you to listen to that. let's get to the west coast where the u.s. open is taking place at pebble beach. >> i have been promising this whole hour-long with one of the favorites here, he won the most recent tournament last week. he is the risk that everyone noticed and now talking about. as the ceo of the company show it to us. this is the wu band, he is the ceo of the company that makes up. how does it work and why is this a much better for professional athletes benefited. >> our focus is to unlock human performance. for continuance in measuring stream, recovery and sleep to help athletes and high performers better understand

their body and you think it's for golf, people think of it as the most green sport. there's a lot of travel and time on the course and a lot of stress that go into the four, five, six hours. you have to understand how you recover from that. the biggest focus we have is recovering sleep, however, the 20 hours of the day affects your body. >> is a shot going on behind us, with tiger woods getting ready to go out, i know that companies are also using it for the workers when their work is outside, there's more applications and just fitness. >> absolutely. if you look broadly across the population sleep has become the new steps. you need to understand your sleep to optimize daily life and because whoop has the most off accurate sick matter and to monitor interfering executive or somebody has a stressful job,

it's really, really important to major sleep. >> the professional athletes existed because it is more than just telling you the basic metrics. they are trained to optimize, at one point should you stop working, how much can you stand, i'm sure undertrained and productive of the technology that makes it different. >> a lot of it is designed to live a step ahead. whoop is a 274 life coach. that is telling how prepared you are for the day. if you have a high recovery, you take no more strain and more stress. if you have low recovery try to do a little bit less. over the course of the day it will measure that and we will understand what you're actually doing to your body, should you put more stress or less. it will give you the feedback that the day and at the end of the day we look at the stress that is accumulated on your body and look at who you are and tell you how much sleep you need to recover for tomorrow.

it's living a step ahead which is what makes it so actionable. >> how did the relationship with rory mcilory go round quick. >> our product is so focused on high-end athletes and high performers, a lot of times i'll be the first person to realize watching television. >> its natural and a lot of people think these guys are my neck i whoop.com and going from there to be members of our platform. fortunately i get to meet them along the way and in many cases -- >> he just didn't naturally? >> we were athletes, they are customers. >> i did not realize that. that's amazing. that's very cool. who do you think will win. >> i'm going to pull for roy because he is a whoop ban on his wrist. i've been a big fan of tiger since it is ten years old. it's amazing to see his comeback. >> allocations for the season when you think about people who work outside whether somebody works for fedex or ups or people

working construction. are there applications like that were businesses might want to make sure that they're working people the right amount of time. >> absolutely, broadly speaking the concept of human performance management is really important. that's where they want to play role. has a truck trevor gott enough sleep? you start to realize when you think that way your diet, when you go to bed, how jet lag affects your body and these are the things that whoops helps you monitor and then you understand what is right for me as i improve my own performance and its been fascinating to see the people we can't work with. melissal: this is what athletes are focused on. you hear the special diet and all these things but if you look inside your body and see how you're recovering from workout

and pushing it too far or doing just the right amount or what feedback you need to work with. >> the key figure out what works for you. 10,000 diets but who knows what's right for you. in a lot of cases figure out what is the perfect recipe for any individual to improve performance and i think that's where whoops can play a valuable role. melissa: thank you so much. i might turn around here and look at tiger woods for a little while, ashley. casey was going on behind us here? is ashley still there? look at this going on behind us. good stuff. ashley, i'll jump out of the chair in 15 seconds and go join these guys behind me. i've hung out as long as i possibly can resist being out on the field. what would you like me to bring you back? ashley: anything. anything with u.s. open and pedal pebble beach. don't go after tiger too strongly or you'll get arrested

for stalking, remember that. melissa: i will. [laughter] we are continuing coverage today and of course tomorrow. it's been so much fun from here at pebble beach. ashley, back to you we do we are now done as you say and will be back at pebble beach tomorrow but bolden bears starts now. >> if the assessment of the united states government that the islamic public of the run is responsible for the attacks that occurred in inmont today. iran is lashing out because they want maximum pressure campaign lifted. no economic sanctions held the islamic [inaudible] to stop global oil markets and engage in nuclear blackmail. david: developing tonight to oil thinkers attacked in the street of [inaudible] and mike pompeo says iran's finger prints are all over it. leaving, i'm david asman and this is bulls & bears, thank you for joining us retur