gerry: exactly. we adhere to the same credit criteria that the county has, which is what most of the districts have also. damian: and is it 5 days a week when they go to these centers, or how does that work? gerry: we--it depends on the student. we do operate as a blended program, and so it incorporates, oh my goodness, just about whatever the student needs. if they do better with online credit accrual and recovery, they do that. many of our students come in with a very decided low mark on their assessment intake, and so we provide small group instruction, one-on-one instruction. we do follow an independent study attendance criteria compliance model, and so if they can work on their own, they're working on their own. we check with them, e-mails, voicemails, texts, "how are you doing?", and then they come and check with us their progress throughout the week. damian: and it's very cost-friendly, mr. gundry, to the folks. john: well, actually, yeah, it's very cost-friendly to the students. the program i

new york stock exchange where gerri willis is standing by. gerri? >> that's right, ash. up a little more than 5%. that is the highest level since january 5th. why? because it beat the government. it does not have to have so-called sifi designation. systematically important financial institution that brings on regulations from washington. here is what the president said. today's ruling validates metlife's decision to seek judicial review of our designation. from the beginning we said our financial model does not pose instability for the u.s. -- to the financial stability of the u.s. they said why did you go ahead with this anyway if this is the result? all eyes of wall street are on the sector. prudential, aig, all doing better, because on the news of this ruling. will they try to fight the designation as well? for you, ashley, a little trivia on this case.

gerri: we will keep an eye on the story as people solidify their summer plans. lauren: thank you very much. now for the latest on the brussels terror attacks we bring in john huddy live in brussels covering this minute to minute. latest developments please. >> there were raids in which people arrested six people in connection with what is going on in tuesday's attacks, two of the people arrested in the neighborhood of chad, one of the suburbs in brussels, it is a normal-looking day, nice neighborhood, beautiful apartment buildings and that has been the case, the suspect had been in neighborhoods like this and last night police use the flash bang to get into one of the apartments at as we have been seeing since tuesday, not only are they are rounding up aspects but finding explosives and chemicals used for explosive materials, six people arrested in raids last night. he is that person, the guy in the white coat. the surveillance video we have seen so much, a major concern among officials is he may try to pull off another attack before they are able to track him d

lauren: gerri willis, thank you.om the divergent series. >> i never imagined i'd be standing here. it's time to go beyond the wall. nicole: all of the weekend when i suddenly come back a plus in in sports, the minus takes hold at texas a&m coming from way behind. >> craziest thing i've been a part of from beginning to end, how we played, how they came back, how they came back and tied it again in ultimately one in double overtime. it's an amazing game. this is what marches about. nicole: the sweet 16 and sad. the brackets were seriously busted over the weekend thanks to wisconsin upset. we will tell you all about it. plus stock about stock market futures. s&p up to. nasdaq up seven. check in oil with a quick look at that. 3876101.7% this morning. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized mes

hi, marcus, gerri. >> gerri, nice to meet you. [horn honks] this is the whole kitchen?> this is the entire kitchen. >> this kitchen is tiny. i'm shocked by the size of this kitchen and the lack of equipment in there. i don't know how she even cooks anything, let alone contribute to the $500,000 coming out of her department. be nice if you had more space. >> it would be great to have more space. that's the biggest problem we have. when we're plating at night and a full bar of 75 people, it's really hard. it's tight. [car alarm chirps] >> just hearing from some of the other team members about the place, i think the biggest thing is there is no leader. >> no. >> no? when i was called to come here, i think they assumed that i would just come in and just write a check. >> yeah. [laughs] >> and the reality of it is, is that i am not convinced yet. >> are you the grim reaper, or--[laughs] >> me? >> yeah. >> sometimes. i don't really know where the leadership is. i don't know who the owners really are. >> if there's changes to be made and sacrifice to be made, we're willing. >>

gerri willis joins me with the very latest on this obviously developing story. gerri? >> reporter: thanks for thamp the links between the terror in paris in november and the terror in brussels just this week becoming closer and closer. what we know now, the suspects in brussels and paris, both those attacks belong to the same cell linked to isis. isis has claimed responsibility for this most recent attack in brussels. and police, of course, the entire city, brussels shut down, but police raiding multiple locations, they are continuing the dragnet looking for this fellow that you showed in the cream jacket, najim laachraoui. this fella built the bombs, the nail-packed suitcase were used in the tragedies just this week. police finding virtually a bomb making factory. 33 pounds of explosives in the homes of one of the suspects. this is the same type of explosive use in the paris attack. it is called tatp, an unstable hydrogen peroxide based explosive, and they found a ton of it in brussels. now, before i go here, the two brothers, khalid and brahim, the two fellas next to

gerry lopez: good to be here. john gundry: thank you.amian: all right, tell us first of all about the opportunity youth academy and who it helps. gerry: the opportunity youth academy, oya, is a re-engagement program that services students from 16 to 24 who, for whatever reason, didn't complete their diploma. and so we have four locations throughout santa clara, and we are reaching out to them.

every network carried it, gerri, thank you very much.reason that we are talking about it is it's an extraordinary development in the republican party to have republicans attacking republicans in a way that we have never seen before. closing bell we're about 14 minutes away. speaking of never before, i've never heard janice capital growth sound so worried about what he's calling the zika virus of the financial world. he is up next and he's not the only one worried. investor jimmy rodgers said this just yesterday on countdown to the closing bell. >> liz, we're going to have problems worldwide in the financial markets in the next couple of years. you should be worried. liz: okay. >> you should be prepared (patrick 1) what's it like to be the boss of you? (patrick 2) pretty great. (patrick 1) how about a 10% raise? (patrick 2) how about 20? (patrick 1) how about done? (patrick 2) that's the kind of control i like... ...and that's what they give me at national car rental. i can choose any car in the aisle i want- without having to ask anyone.

lauren: gerri willis, thank you so much. nicole: hillary clinton's shoes are black very.ecretary of state, clinton's team try to change the rules that she could use your device in secure facilities for class that information and new documents released under the freedom of information act. current and former intelligence officials told fox news that is standard practice to leave all electronics outside a secure facility. lauren: lipsky caught up in global market action overnight. a sea of green minus 70 k. in japan to .2%. shanghai and hang seng up 1.2%. kospi and south korea at 0.7%. >> a look what's going on here. and france's cac to the downside by 131%. germany's dax the worst of the bunch got three quarters of 1%. nicole: many americans abraded st. patrick's day today. dow futures higher by 20 points. s&p futures higher by two. nasdaq up almost five. nicole: that could oil getting close to the $40 a barrel mark. gold is at $45. subway service in washington d.c. is supposed to be running again this morning after an unprecedented 29 hour shift and follow another coal-fi

gerri willis, thank you very much. interesting stuff. >> you're welcome.ley: take a look at the big board for you. dow believe it or not is going to be closed. the markets we turn positive. we're up 8 points at 17,511. can we close out on the upside? we shall see. >>> coming up next, fighting isis is priority number one according to the president, but are we losing the war in cyberspace? we ask that question and more next on "countdown." there's no one road out there. no one surface... no one speed... no one way of driving on each and every road. but there is one car that can conquer them all. the mercedes-benz c-class. five driving modes let you customize the steering, shift points, and suspension to fit the mood you're in... and the road you're on. the 2016 c-class. lease the c300 for $399 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. perfect driving record. >>perfect. no tickets. no accidents... >>that is until one of you clips a food truck, ruining your perfect record. >>yup... now, you would think your insurance company would cut you some slack, right?

you just heard from gerri willis on the tragic event in brussels. many people expecting donald trump to do very well in arizona tonight if not sweep it all together. i want to show you delegate numbers so far. trump very much in the lead. kasich hasn't spent any time in arizona. no resources, no time there. but this is where we stand right now. as we talk about the magic number, 1,237. trump very much in the lead. as far as what you can expect or how the count is so far. there you have clinton and sanders. this doesn't count superdelegates but 2,383 is the goal for them. neil: senator lyndsey graham is supporting ted cruz in this race. senator, what made you decide on cruz. on this issue of sort of shutting down our border and keeping people safe, donald trump is thought to have galvanized his edge in arizona where that's a front and center issue? >> i think the people in arizona have been under siege from immigration. but at end of the day i think donald trump is not a republican, ted cruz is. he's a reliable conservative whom i have many differenc

gerri willis out in the streets to see if people were influenced. many people actually watched the dueling press conferences? gerri: i asked people, did you do what mitt romney is suggesting? >> whatever mitt has to say about trump doesn't change my opinion about him. me personally i think trump is a breath of fresh air. >> he had a shot in 2012, he's not going to sway my vote one way or the other. >> with mitt romney coming out after losing in the last election and trying to crucify someone in this election is ridiculous. >> i know you got into interesting conversations. what else came up? >> i think people were deeply offended that somebody from the establishment were telling them how to vote. we even had somebody who was an insider who didn't like it and didn't like mitt romney. >> people don't like to be told what to do and mitt romney for better or worse didn't endorse anybody. people are saying maybe not too smart. gerri willis with me there. while speaking more about mitt romney's comments. he made it clear he does not want donald trump as th

melissa: gerri willis thank you so much for that report. new details on the united states strategy against isis. despite numerous pledges of president obama to accelerate attacks against terrorist group, american troops are dropping fewer bombs on the islamic state. jennifer griffin is at the pentagon with the latest on the story. what can you tell us? reporter: new strike data from the u.s. air force shows number of bombs dropped on by coalition planes on isis fell to eight-month low in february. this comes as president obama repeatedly pledged to accelerate the war against isis, to destroy the group. he was asked to respond to the brussels bombing while in argentina today. >> this is my number one priority. i've got a lot of things on my plate but my top priority is to defeat isil and to eliminate the scourge of this barbaric terrorism that has been take place around the world. reporter: but last month there were 36% fewer bombs dropped on isis compared to a november high in the air war. about 1000 fewer bombs according to air force stati

gerri willis with me now. complete flip of participation with the parties if we look back a little further to 2008, right? >> you bet. these numbers are fascinating. we knew turnout would be big for republicans. compare last night with 2008. take a look at this, obviously when obama was first elected. 35% gain in georgia. 25% in massachusetts. 21 in oklahoma. 63 in tennessee. 57 in vermont and 110 in virginia. take a look at that. it is flip-flopped. everybody stayed home in 2008. in georgia turnout down 32% for democrats. down 22% in oklahoma. down 42% in tennessee and down 13% in vermont and virginia respectively. we were just fascinated by the exit polls and what people said why they supported donald trump. take a look at these numbers. folks said if they votedfor trump by and large they prefer the next president to be political outsider. 56% in massachusetts. 51 in georgia. 50 in arkansas. and 48 in virginia. look at those. similarly, trump wins big among voters who want next president to be outside the po

liz: gerri, it's amazing how people ride a stock down because they fall in love with it. that may be the case with bill ackman, or he'll look like a genius. we'll be watching it. thank you very much. >> closing bell, we're now 30 minutes away from the end of the quarter. what's going to happen here? right now we have the nasdaq up seven points, but it's the dow that's down 16, s&p for the quarter just slightly above, so we'll be watching this so closely. now, as the fight for wisconsin heats up, yes, it's still primary season, hillary clinton and bill clinton are looking to battle it out with donald trump percent next battleground -- for the next battleground, new york, where both candidates hold substantial leads over their opponents. did donald trump already give hillary clinton the biggest gift ever with the general election with his controversial comments on abortion? our political panel gearing up. chris hahn and mercedes schlapp to put it all in perspective next on "countdown to the closing bell." ♪ ♪ a great part of using the usaa car buying service was seeing the

gerri? >> david this is fascinating. exit polls showing why they vote for individual candidates, when it comes to donald trump, no surprise, people angry with the federal government. look at polls in massachusetts, 61% of the people voted for trump saying i'm angry with the federal government. 13% rubio, cruz 12, kasich 8. as you can see right there. cruz voters however are values voters. voters saying he shares my values, cruz 42% in arkansas. rubio 31, trump 11, carson nine. this is interesting. rubio big, big, big with the late deciders. he came in close second in virginia and there 38% of the late deciders went for rubio. 18% for trump. 16% for cruz. now, you know rubio had been criticized coming out hard against trump, might hurt him with his base, might not like language is using. who is getting unfair attacks tab, getting in trouble with voters because of it, donald trump in virginia. 44% of the folks saying trump launch be unfair attacks. cruz number two at 34%. rubio 11. arkansas, same thing playing out here, tr

joining me is our very own gerri willis. gerri? >> tritch, have you all the details about the story right. yes, it is struggling. wants a delay. it has to get the big okeydoke from lenders. why? if it doesn't file 10-k by may 31 -- pardon me, april 29th, could be in big trouble if it doesn't get the okay. guess who is asking for the okay? william ackman, the activist investor buying big stakes in thcompany, and this week on the phone to lenders saying please, please, please, give us the breathing room we need. now, what else is going on not only does the company want breathing room but big questions raised by some who will end up signing off on the financials if it does happen? remember, the ceo michael pearson december 30th left the company, right? and then howard shiller, the cfo stepped in, then accused of improper conduct, michael pearson came back in, but the board wants to get rid of him. big questions about the management of the company. the share price down today, a little bit, but down 90% from highs, strangely, and this i

gerri willis and liz macdonald. joins us.takes action on behalf of all the people and take all the money. >> that is exactly what happened. they took all the money and put it in their pockets. $109.9 billion, government collected fines against six different banks. you note banks. bank of america, jpmorgan chase, all the big banks on planet. where did the money go? "wall street journal" set out to find this. did they call the government to get answer? no. was there goao report? no. they did investigation and literally scores of foia requests. treasury department pocketed $50 billion. went to the government, uncle sam. 45 billion went to consumer relief but some of that consumer relief -- charles: 45 million? >> billion. some of that consumer relief went to organizations that helped consumers. you know how that works. charles: like new york state gets some. the, hud, gets some. they started to slice and dice this thing. it was free-for-all. >> slush fund. >> like gerri said, "wall street journal" analysis 65 went to stayed and

virginia congressman gerry connolly said that employees who do not see the need to report potential public safety issues should not be employed. >> that has to be addressed. that is why some roll at all levels. >> i'm looking at it with that perspective, too. it is not a witch hunt. we are getting people who understand what we are doing and doing what they can. this is riders hoping just one step in making safety a priority. >> at least they are trying to fix it. >> i hope they have gotten to the critical issues, but the management and maintenance has been very poor. a developing story from the district tonight, the police are investigating a reported rate at one of d.c.'s most pristine just schools, sidwell friends. sam sweeney has more. sam: these are serious allegations, and if they prove to be true, it could be a black eye for the alleged incident happened at the high school in northwest d.c. according to the police report, there are very graphic details involved, and it says a student here come a female student, was forced to have sex on wednesday afternoon. theces tell abc seven news

let me bring in gerri willis in, she's been following all of these events. gerri, what do you got?>> well, i was looking into the capital visitor center complex, which is much bigger than you probably presume. there's some 580,000 square feet of space. three floors underground. so this is a massive area. it can hold as many as 4,000 visitors. and all kinds of spaces for conferences, for meetings, there's an auditorium, this was open back in 2008 about eight years ago. so if it's been a while since you've been to the capital, all of this has changed and changed dramatically. it's really a vast space at the visitor center complex there. 580,000 square feet. hold 4,000 visitors. really elaborate to hold the many, many visitors who come to washington each and every year and want to see the capital as the centerpiece of our democracy. and of course you've got to think as this kind of thing goes on, there are moms and dads all over the country thinking about should we go? should we visit given the events that are unfolding right in front of us. ashley: all right, gerri, thank you very mu

a gerri willis hit he street test find out. >> that's right.the streets to find out reactions. listen to what people said. >> whatever mitt has to say about trump doesn't change my opinion about him at all. me permanently i think trump is a breath of fresh air. >> the governor had his shot with his nomination back in '12b he's not going sway my vote one way or the other. >> with mitt romney coming out after he was in the last election and trying to crucify somebody in this election is ridiculous. >> i have to tell you, people did not like being told how topÑ vote. from anybody, don't think. it felt like more from the establishment. >> what is she response from people who don't like donald trump. >> they also didn't want to be told what to say or think or how to vote. one of them telling me that mitt's character, his personality is like sand paper. >> gerri, thank you. let's bring into the conversation carol lee. white house child support for the online online online -- white house correspondent for the wall street downin 2012, the economy as ab

gerri willis with the fox business network is live. what's the latest? a three-panel judge -- group of judges -- saying, you have to turn over the so-called bolo list, be on the lookout list of organizations that were targeted by the irs, could not get that approval to have tax exempt status, and one of the groups, northern california -- norcal are leading the charge. it's a class action suit. they're actually representing many groups in the same situation. they tried to get approval six long years ago and now finally, these judges are saying, hey, let's start this ball rolling, and that 17-page opinion, they didn't mince any words and didn't appear to be on the side of the irs. >> we watched this process before. there was an investigation that already happened. right? >> well, the treasury inspector general, watchdog for the irs, government organization, under the aegis of the treasury department but they're the ones who originally said, this was targeting, and what i want to show you what the judges said about the idea of targeting. they said no citize

liz: thank you very much, gerri. be sure to connect with us on social media. you can find out about what ray leech talked about. "like" our facebook page. i don't have revealing pictures of charlie gasparino, but might dig some up and tweet those. all the more reason to do those. closing bell ringing in 28 minutes. >>> so can donald trump convince voters in obama country to come over to his side? illinois playing a crucial role in tonight's super tuesday 2.0 contest. lots of delegates at stake for hillary clinton and donald trump. what do voters there really want? congressman peter roskam is an illinois republican. what he sees on the front lines and how he made it there? more "countdown" straight ahead. >> ♪ these little guys? they represent blood cells. and if you have afib - an irregular heartbeat that may put you at five times greater risk of stroke - they can pool together in the heart, forming a clot that can break free, and travel upstream to the brain where it can block blood flow and cause a stroke. but if you have afib that's not caused by a heart va

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sandra: about what to do about it, gerry seib wrote a piece in the "wall street journal" this morningican face the moment of truth. he spoke out about a few options the anti-trump forces they have. the first they said they could fight it out and hope for different outcome on march 15th. the second option i want to run by you, charlie. party leaders could persuade everybody but mr. cruz to get out of the race to consolidate the anti-trump vote. the problem party leaders despise mr. cruz. so that wouldn't really work. >> truthfully that is only viable option for them, i don't think they are going to do it. i don't even think they would actually succeed. but, all the other options such as running a third party candidate, magically producing a candidate who wasn't good enough six months ago to run but is so good now they're going be this perfect nominee or launching anti-trump pac, all that does just promotes hillary. just assures hillary clinton wins. andrea: they could essentially hand hillary clinton election. the establishment is embarrassed. they should be embarrassed. it was humilia

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the album had been stored away in the attic of les maguire, the keyboard player of the british band gerry and the pacemakers. remember them? lisa: no but what a fine. , a local woman experiences the brussels terror first hand. mark: coming up at 5:00, what happened when this student was in the airport as the bombs went off, where she hid, and her reaction after the deadly event. lisa: a show of solidarity here it home. you see the cincinnati skyline letup in the colors of the belgian flag. you' wlwt news 5 today. there's a freedom about asheville. an unspoken invitation to discover who you really are. here, the world is a big, beautiful place filled with adventure. come up for air. asheville. discovery, inside and out. lisa: winners are projected this morning for tuesday' s western contests. whether the front-runners were able to maintain their sizeable lead among their opponents. mark: another accident near the what we know about the victims this morning. lisa: and new developments i n the terror attacks in brussels. state media now reporting that officials now know the identity of two o

ktvu jesse gerry was there as the announcement was made. jesse? >> reporter: that's right. the sjpd has what they call voluntary overtime to help them meet minimum staffing levels and they hold over officers after the ten hour shift to make sure but that is a stop gap measure and it ends sunday. sunday mandatory -- mandatory overtime. it will impact every officer and impact moral. the sjpd has about 1100 police officers. that is the third largest city in the state and largest city in the bay area but attrition, retirements and impact of measure b dropped the number to 839. there are a handful of recruits at the academy and when i say a handful, literally a handful. that won't help. the chief, mayor, council members and other union members decry the efforts of two people to derail a deal that would allow voters to repeal measure b. >> when your car is broken into, your home is burglarized, drug dealers and other crime and there aren't any cops, thanks pete and charles. >> the mayor and others stressed regardless of what happened to the recently filed lawsuit it won't derail

self-promotion doesn't play on lewis, the home of quiet scottish presbyterian reserve says band leader gerry blane. the people here find it embarrassing. >> some of them do. people don't blow their own trumpets here. they're very modest. >> reporter: there are similarities, though-- the hair. it seems to go back through mother mary to the macleod clan. in fact, there's a joke about it here that it's all about the local wind. >> a nor'easter. for years and years and years thas obviously left this wave in the hair which is genetically, somehow, come down through the generations to donald. >> reporter: they're doing what they've always done when a storm blows up in this remote place-- finding refuge and of humor. mark phillips, cbs news, isle of lewis. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. around the world, good night. >>> "the insider," counting down the biggest stories tracking tod number one, the calculating kardashians at it again. >> we come under fire all the time. >> from kim's racy selfies to lamar and kaitlin back in the news. why is it that we can't get enough of rea

martin mcguinness and i recognize the leader of the sinn fein party here, and gerry adams as well. clearly, this is a situation that is one that is so precious to us and so near to us that it means that we've got to mind a fragile peace very carefully. i was saddened this morning, i have to say, to learn of the death of adrian ismay, who was an officer of the northern ireland prison service. and on your behalf, i'd like to express our sympathy to his wife at this dreadful time. he died after having been discharged from hospital after a bomb was placed under his vehicle on friday, the 4th of march. let's just say that this was a callous and cowardly attack on the entire community. and that's why, in the words of the president, it is really important that we focus on peace continuity, and reject those who wish to return to days of violence and the dark days when these attacks were commonplace. that agenda will not succeed. and we best honor his memory by redoubling our efforts to build a truly peaceful future for all the people of northern ireland, which i'm sure you wish also. georg

. ♪ >> i'm gerri willis from the floor of the new york stock exchange.f. stocks mixed today. the dow up marginally 29 points, pretty good. about, upas well, down pardon me. down about 1.3. of course the nasdaq down just a little bit here. federal reserve starting its meeting tomorrow. a lot of traders keeping their powder dry. companies, headlines, marriott a chinese company, issued a, unsolicited takes over offer for for starwood could scotch the marriott deal. i'm gerri willis with your fox business brief. more "cavuto" after this. neil: all right welcome back, everybody. in the middle of all the political drama back and forth, interesting stat for you, rather troubling one, since 2010 when all these illegals that have been released or deportations were frozen or stopped outright, 124 of them, 124 have committed homicides since 2010. jessica vaughn is with the center for immigration studies spells it all out. since 2010, explain where they were prior to committing these acts? were they in detention centers, jails, what? >> well, usually they were arres

let's talk with gerri willis from the fox business network. the name says it well. forbidding aired from imposing ridiculous fees itch like it. >> it's got a ring to it. they want to constrain fees. they don't want them to rise. talking about change fees, carry-on bag fees, this list of fees the airlines have imposed, it's so long if we were doing them on the network we'll put them in a scroll. you can't just create one there are 15. but sonni, late not just the frees. granted, they've raid 3 bridge, this is happening at a time that oil prices and jet fuel prices have gone down dramatically, increasing profitability for these airlines. so, you talk about fees. i say, hey, what's happening with the cost of jet fuel? major costs of going down. going down dramatically, and did you know that what you pay for an airline ticket is going up. so, on virtually every score you can talk about, consumers not coming out on top. >> sonni: really frustrating for air travelers no matter which way you look at it. some people say the chances of this bill passing are slim but it's goo

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gerri willis in the newsroom and, boy, you wouldn't want to be an investor, right?> yeah, but lots of people are are, right, connell? this is fascinating. valeant is asking for more time to file its earnings report. it wants to file may 31st as opposed to april 29th. and it's asking lenders for permission to do so because if you don't file, you're in big trouble. the people who lend you money can come down and close you down. they are having serious problems with accounting, with business, and let me tell you how complicated it's gotten today. the stock, remember, down 90% from its highs this year and down marginally, kind of flat today. quebec regulators are saying, you know what? your principals, your ceo, your directors can't trade shares of this stock until you make some -- we want a filing. we want a financial filing. also going on william ackman is out there. you remember him, the activist investor so heavily involved in this company. he's now out begging the lenders to this company to be patient. also going on big questions about who would even sign off on th

. >> i'm gerri willis on the floor of the new york stock exchange with the fox business brief.rritory for the week, setting the stage for the longest winning streak since early november. take a look at these changes. the dow up 205, well over that 17,000 level. the s&p 500 up 30 points at 2019. the nasdaq up about 81 points as well. crude oil break through that all-important $39 a barrel mark for the first time since early december. this is after the international energy agency said the oil prices may have bottomed. and bo jangle shares are soaring as the chicken and biscuit restaurant beat earnings, the stock up dramatically. more coming up. when you're on hold, your business is on hold. that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. when you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. whenever you need them. great, that's what i said. so your business can get back to business. sounds like my ride's ready. don't get stuck on hold. reach an expert fast. comcast business. built for business. this

here with the very latest, our very own gerri willis. that is a prize number from you.ot someone we would expect mr. obama to nominate. >> we knew that he was on the short list. he reported that yesterday. this is a guy that would be the establishment candidates candidate. he was chief justice. court of appeals in d.c. he has been on that core for 19 years. there is a long paper trail on this man. despite what republicans are saying today, this is a fellow that should really appeal to him. coming right down the center, as you say. some people have questions about it. this has been roped worded. second amendment. where he stands on that. gun rights. he has voted not to do this with washington's ban on guns. for the most part, you see that he supervised the investigation of the 1995 oklahoma city bombing. this is the guy who is interested in making sure that we live in a civil society. a just society. very interesting. when it comes to the fight between republicans and democrats over this, this is very interesting. i would love for you to hear what paul ryan had to say ab

now it is basically gerry ael warfare. the nfl is in a little box. havethis, or they have more evidence, this is not going to be the first story "the new york times" runs about there. i imagine this will be a series and the nfl will have to deal with this until the season starts in the fall. >> so much disagreement with b this. i think jesse waters is a rational person. >> it is either a smear job or there is some truth to it. if there is truth to it, the nfl needs to get out ahead of it. i played football. i don't want to see the rules changed. but at the same time you have to protect the players and make sure they're taken care of. and make the guys who get drafted sign payment work and say i realize the stakes. i know what i'm getting into. and they can't sue afterwards. >> stay with us. breaking news coming up. with my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told

. >> rupert murdoch and gerry hall had their marriage blessed yesterday.second ceremony at saint bride's church today. they posed for photos after the ceremony. this is murdoch's fourth marriage and first for hall. o a rare collection of baseball cards goes up for auction this weekend and many of the cards are over a century old. the collection was part of the estate of a man from lancaster, ty cobb is considered the most valuable. that card is expected to fetch as much as $30,000. but that's not the only item bidders are excited about. >> to find a factory 42 is a rarity in and of itself. to find a factory 42 of these hall of fame baseball players in this kind of conis an amazing discovery. >> other baseball cards up fors feature walter johnson and christie mathison. >> a judge from the lehigh is the winter of a powerball jackpot. james stocklas was headed home from his occasion in the florida keys tuesday when he bought the winning ticket. the judge got home and didn't check his ticket until yesterday morning while eating at a diner. well when he realize

just have to worn up some here gerri willis with fox business. >> are you credit card late fees piling up? you can make them go away with one simple question. >> pick up the phone and ask for a late payment fee to be waived. asks for reduced apr. probably going to get it. >> according to a new report by credit cards.com, 89% of card holders who requested late fee waivers got them but only 20% of consumers ever bother to ask. >> few people ask for a break from their credit card issuer just because they don't think they'll get it. >> the worst that can happen is the card issuer says no but a competitive credit card market has most inners saying yes. >> banks are doing whatever they can to help attract new customers but also to hold on to good one that they currently have. >> the same idea applies to interest rates, too. 78% of card holders who asked for an interest rate reduction were successful. >> yaw may have to be a little survey shows, chances are in the end you'll be successful. >> younger card users didn't fair as well. millenals have an 84% success rate and 34 pen whence skis for

. ♪ >> gerry and the pacemakers. ♪ >> it wasn't just the beatles.ck. >> i'm larry. >> i'm dennis. >> i'm dave. >> for the first six months they were singing, they sold over a million records a month. and in the words of one of their biggest hit songs, we're mighty glad all over to have them with us tonight. ladies and gentlemen, the dave clark five. ♪ ♪ you say that you love me ♪ say you love me ♪ all of the time ♪ all of the time ♪ you say that you need me ♪ say you need me ♪ you'll always be mine ♪ always be mine ♪ i'm feeling glad all over ♪ yes i'm glad all over ♪ baby i'm ♪ glad all over ♪ so glad you're mine >> they're rivaling the beatles now as the top singing group in britain. how do you feel about that? >> we're really very pleased, but i don't think you'd say we'd be rivals. we've got a completely different sound. >> we were the first band to tour america. we did i think it was 46 cities. then you realized you've made it. ♪ >> suddenly, it's like the gates of hell are opened. ♪ something tells me i'm into something good ♪ ♪ something tell

we want to start with the market and that means gerri willis. a huge move know market. the worst start for a market the in the history of trading and we turn it around. how. >> that's absolutely right. january, terrible. let me tell you, we have picked up. take a look at the numbers for march. the dow up 7.2% this month alone. the nasdaq up 6.7%. the s&p 500 up 7%. the trends is your friend. for the quarter, january, started so badly. the dow now up for the quarter 1.6%. the s&p 500 up 0.8%. i want to drill into stocks. dow winners for the month, apple up 13%. chevron up 14%. seep -- seen a rally in energy companies. ibm up 16%. dow winners for the quarter. verizon, up 17%. caterpillar, the global player, 12% higher. walmart, talk about your household name, no company like walmart to deliver the goods for investors in this quarter, and, charles, we talked in january about what a lousy start it was for the year, and maybe this was just desserts we have seen such great performance out of the market. we're back at it again. stocks are climbing higher. not too shabby here.

gerri willis has details. i know this. >> you and i talked about it.o find out who was targeted? >> guest: two weeks from now the irs has to turn over the name of on the list. that is going to be really interesting. they have been dragged by the court. stuart: what did the judge say? >> isn't a three-judge panel. they are responding unanimously. among the serious allegations to federal court can address the executive agency is targeted to distance based on their political views. no citizen, republican or democrat comes osha's to libertarian should be targeted or have to fear being targeted on those grounds. these judges are in direct sympathy with the tea partiers. it sounds like they believe they've been harmed here. cluster member despite what the president to comment this is settled settled fact that he iris targeted these groups because the treasury actor general said as much in their own report. stuart: well, they've dragged about two years. this particular case is three years old. for three years they've dragged it out. there's don't want it to j

[laughter] so elbridge gerry of moving to do was so, mason seconded. there was one speech by roger sherman of connecticut. he said the state bill is still in force, we don't need another one. the vote was unanimous, every state including masons and jerry's voted no. note committee. on september 17, the constitution was finally fixed, signed, and it was sent to congress, who would send it out the states for ratification without the bill of rights. what i want to talk about tonight is why mason suggested such a thing. why his colleagues, including james madison, hadn't done it. but how the bill of rights then came to be written in ratified. and i will have a few remarks about its later history. bills ofrights -- rights were a feature of anglo-american political thought. the beginning of it was said to be the magna carta, the great charter of anti-15. -- 2015. we celebrated the anniversary this year. this was a document that was signed by king john. king john was very good at collecting taxes. he was very bad at waging foreign wars. he also had a reputati

lennon ever wrote, the album has been stowed away for ever, and the keyboard player of the british band gerry and the pacemakers. wow! what a piece of history to having your own hands, 14 minutes after seven h o'clock. a look at traffic, patty. goodaf morning christie, the t roadwaysh this morning for you 71 northbound,. [inaudible] and reminder you have the northbound down to the eastbound direction between the eastside, 55th, westbound motorists, which will also be undergoing off to the side. the airport, they do have rails between the airport and the security station, look for the 66 are buses, due to construction. here but they look at the morning forecast, and it's going to be changing, good morning, patty, good morning to you and some changes exactly right, we have showery weather out over lake erie and that will slip on sure. but for now, we enjoy a nice, mild atmosphere downtown cleveland and after a gorgeous, sunny day come at least part of that yesterday, and capturedf from one of our fox 8 cameras, on the roof. you can see how the sky, the clouds thicken in the sky chester t day. t

stuart: that's an important story, gerri., our next guest, newt gingrich joins us after this. >> there's something bad going on until we find out what it is so we can correct it, you go to brussels. i was in brussels 20 years ago, so beautiful, everything so beautiful. it's like living in a hell hole right now. thanks for doing this, dad. so i thought it might be time to talk about a financial strategy. you mean pay him back? so let's start talking about your long term goals. .... speed to. stuart: take a look at the big board. we're down 85 planes. how about the price of a general dynamics stock. hold it. a lot of people think that means sell it. look at staples. it is a winner. office depot merger. up 7%. donald trump predict did what may happen. here he is back in january talking to our own maria bartiromo. >> there is something going on, maria. go to different places. there is something going on. it is not good. there has to be some a simulation. there is no a simulation. you go to brussels. i was in brussels a long time