dennis: we have lori rothman and adam shapiro coming up.d. ♪ lori: good afternoon. i am lori rothman. i am happy it's friday. >> i am adam shapiro. lori: it has been a brutal couple months. that's our we will learn just how bad it has really been. hanging up on blackberry. the stock pummeled after a surprise loss third partners join us on the biggest problem and how it's $3 billion cash could help. lori: time for stocks now. nicole petallides. nicole: we certainly have come up off the lows of the day. looking from index to index. there are a lot of names under pressure. it is a winning week. i wanted to take a look at two names on the move. ibm is down. there is a tech showdown for you. apple and microsoft. both of which have down arrows. ibm is to the downside. they had to cut the full-

adam shapiro at the new york stock exchange. sputtered as trading intensified, and then we came back up off of that adam: some people saw a buying opportunity. you talk about volatility. those psychological barriers. some analyst say the s&p falls below that, 1598 is critical. we are not there yet. keep an eye on 1603. the dollar as it has been weakening, weakening against the yen, reverse what you would expect. as the dollar weakens, the dollar has been going down. david: lets talk about a specific stock getting beat down, on a down day like today it is going up again, talking about tesla. they came right back today. adam: they have had bad reviews before. the target above the annual high of $114, up 14%. we are probably smiling looking in the revere meer. liz: bio gender deep in the red, questioning the valuation. adam: this is a stock that hit the annual high on may 28. concern about the multiple sclerosis drug. they have been given a patent. issuing a patent exquisitely 2008, but they are delaying the launch of the drug until

adam: i am adam shapiro. lloff setting the tone, disappointing economic news and interesting the market is reacting too bad news. that means the fed will keep their foot on the gas pedal. adam: you don't see the rush to the exit just yet. the dow below 15,000. lori: the vix, that could be a significant interest. adam: nicole, what do you have for us? nicole: the traders do not think we are in correction mode. they believe this is a psychological market every move and every piece of economic news we get related to the fed. the dow up 29, 30 names lower. every sector settling off across the board. we are approaching our session lows going into the close and that is a bearish sign. adam: leading by shares of cliffs natural resources. is that correct? nicole: financials, industrials, selling across the board. the highest levels this year, and friday monthly job reports. lori: closing out a day of decline. adam: you can see the dow down 215 points. the s&p, we fell 22 points, the nasdaq down 33 33. now here's a loo

adam shapiro on the floor of the new york stock exchange.ou talk about the national bank of greece closing up, one of the reasons is they will have 7 billion euro left over once they bail out the countries for biggest banks. they need 27.5 billion euros. about $9 billion push, so there could be trouble in the future. the banks recapitalize. the country of greece got kind of a slap when the stock exchange was downgraded in the emerging market status. the banks have to recapitalize to get back off on their feet. they have been down. david: am i hearing bagpipes in the background? adam: you are hearing bagpipes. i don't know what the word is in greek. david: thanks a lot. s&p futures are closing right now. let's head back to the pits of the cme. we saw the market go down at the end of the trading day as the market settles. is the same thing happening with the s&p? >> i heard within an earshot going to close, going a little bit lower. looking for investors tomorrow, retail sales numbers. we need the goldilocks numbers again. 25% will probably wh

adam shapiro, great story. thank you very much, adam. >> thank you. cheryl: all right. are trading higher for a third straight session after a slew of encouraging comments from the fed officials today. will the euphoria last or will market jitters take charge once again? joining me now is dan veru, executive vice president and cio. good to see you. >> good to see you. cheryl: we had two fed officials coming out and making comments, and the market seems to like what they're saying. mr. dudley said i don't think the chairman was trying to send a signal to the market about a possible taper in qe, and he went on to make more comments here. are they that market sensitive at the fed? is that what we're seeing here? >> not in terms of the actual end point, i think it's the rate of change and how fast it happens. what they want to do is slow down the movement upward in interest rates, in by opinion -- in my opinion. we bought houses when interest rates were 6%, 8%, 10% -- cheryl: different economy though. >> different economy back then. that's right. but that's what you want to

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i am adam shapiro. lori: i am lori rothman. the president will introduce new climate regulations.s will kill the coal industry. he joins us and minute. >> consumer confidence is at a five-year high and home prices are jumping. lori: would you believe no criminal charges? first, time for stocks now as we do every 15 minutes. checking in with nicole petallides. nicole: the credit crunch has eased slightly over in china. here at home, we have gotten good economic news. confidence was one of the pieces of economic news that we got in. that brings along whether or not the federal paper or cut back on that bondline. it is not unusual to see a little bit of a bounce back year. on the dow jones industrial average, 20 of the 30 names have been in the green. there is buying happening across the board.

with that, i will send it over to my colleague, adam shapiro. >> thank you very much. let's talk about google. the banding the visor court ease the gag orders over publishing u.s. data requests. elizabeth macdonald joins us. liz: what google is worried about, they are trying to call their users. their users are concerned that google is allowing more lives, basically allowing privacy intrusions into their google servers. the requests are lumped in with other federal, state and local request to solve things like robberies or other crimes. basically, google is worried if they are not allowed to break this out, they will lose users of the google services. that is what they are asking in this petition. the guardian newspaper in the washington post misled its readers by falsely and incorrectly reporting. google is issuing data and we have it for you. google is showing the rising number of government data requests. the pfizer requests are lumped in here. you will see the rising number. they are lumped in here again. at the same time, look at this next chart. google is rejecti

adam shapiro with the details. adam: this is the offering. exchange international, think of a patent and take that and create a unit licensing rights, that is what you are going to be buying when the trading starts on this exchange. it is not exclusive, but it gives you essentially a contract to use the patent in any way you like as long as it is under the guidelines of your patent for the product. they are getting ready to launch all of this. you can then sell it, it might even be an alternative investment. when you look at what is behind this, 600 unit licensing rights being offered, 225 of them for organic light emitting diodes. the things you see in screens, the touchscreens. who are some of the companies behind what is called the ipx i? ford global technology, hewlett-packard, jpmorgan chase, panasonic, and sony corporation of america to name a few. there are far more. the offering, starting with the data room for buyers who look at what you might be getting and trading could begin 24 hours after they have a subscription to the offering.

i'm adam shapiro. >>  a health scare for prince phillip. 91 year old went to the hospital today after undergoing what the ball last calls abdominal investigation -- palace. the prince suffered health problems last summer when he was hospitalized for a bladder infection. >> a 10-year-old pennsylvania girl needs a lung transplant and a federal judge ordered the department of health and human services to set aside a rule for 10 days that children 12 and younger cannot be on the waiting list for adult lungs. despite the victory the girl is not guaranteed a transplant 1,700 people are waiting for a transplant and the child's condition have gotten worse and she has only weeks to live if she doesn't get a transplant. >> we're overjoyed. i know 10 days could mean her living a good full life that she deserves. >> tonight a second child is asking a judge to be placed on an adult list. she claims if her son doesn't get a set of lungs he will die. >> a northwest d.c. community on edge after a terrifying morning attack. the suspect prowling our streets.

i am adam shapiro.falling out as gold marks the steepest quarterly drop since the precious metal began trading. lori: is there such a thing as too much transparency? >> the victory for gay marriage. the supreme court strikes down the denial of federal benefits to legally married same-sex couples. time now for stocks. nicole petallides. we are still in triple digit gains. nicole: they think they are on the way, at the moment. you see triple digit gains. we have pulled back some. we are up about 104 points right now. it actually is the same for the nasdaq and the s&p 500. we are seeing winners across the board. i heard you note

risk includes possible loss of principal. >> welcome back, i'm adam shapiro.racy: i'm tracy byrnes the dow is well below the 15,000 mark. we have a top money manager that will weigh in next. adam: new questions from the white house on reports that the national security agency has been collected phone records on millions of americans. we've got details and new stuff coming up on that. tracy: yeah, that's terrible. our special series of business of offbeat investments. this hour we're looking at ways to make money from art, sports checkabilities and wine futures. they are more exciting than stocks and bonds but can you earn as much money? we'll find out. adam: nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. we do this every 15 minutes. we heard from tracy, fighting to get back into positive territory. >> right. i do see the up arrows. i see we're down 38 points at the moment. the s&p 500 actually moving into positive territory and so, maybe liz can go find out what all the clapping is it is a clap-off. they are getting off. oh, i know exactly what

adam shapiro joins us live from the fox business network. is there a light at the end of the automotive tunnel? >> reporter: depends how you look at this. the seasonally adjusted rate for automobiles is expected to about 15.3 million units. that would be much better than roughly the 10 million units sold at the bottom of the recession but as you look at some of the auto manufacturing production, we have video of course being made, may was very good for some of the carmakers but not so good for other carmakers. that has analysts worried there may be a slowdown coming. let's a look at numbers. for instance, may 2013 sales, nissan sales up 25%. ford up may over april, 14%. chrysler up 11%. general motors up 3.1%. toyota, 2.5%. hyundai, 2.0%. not too great for gm, toyota, and hyundai. this was pickup driven analysis. the reason they're worried about a slowdown, nissan cut the prices on its all at this ma by 580 bucks. another reason they're worried about as we go further into the year. the dealers are offering -- manufacturers are offering deale

lori rothman and adam shapiro. we have made it a positive week for the dow, guys.l. rallying into the close. a great sign, wrapping up the week. we've got a positive close looks like for week on the jobs report today. kind of a perfect jobs report, right, adam? we added not enough to characterees overwhelmingly jobs report that the fed would pull out. adam: peter barnes says not too hot, not too cold. relief rally, will it change? who knows. >> let's go to nicole petallides live at new york stock exchange. nicole, bank stocks among the top performers. morgan stanley leading the s&p. >> we've seen the financial doing so well, we just finished chatting with david at morgan stanley. he talked about momentum continues. jobs are doing well. confidence is decent. now waiting to see retail sales next week. overall you see financial did lead the way, hey, nicole, we have the apple worldwide developers conference on monday. shares of apple turning around midday after trading down as much as one%. a positive note from isi group? >> that doesn't hurt, right? obviously heard j

we are joined by monica crowley and adam shapiro. u.s.d of all marriages start online and marriage is a start online are happier and less and in divorce. is that possible? >> anything is possible. this study was commissioned by eharmony. it is interesting, lot of online dating sites have it down to a scienc trying to match the most compatible people for you. i actually believe these steps. couples who get together because it is scientifically done. >> my cousin did, and they are still together. the question becomes the old single bars are now history. melissa: still, at is your sign, what is your twitter handle. sean parker got married in california in a game of thrones themed ceremony. but it got more expensive after neighbors complained of a movie like set so he got slapped with $2.5 million fine for not having the right permit. extreme?that sound a little >> a couple of things are extreme. "game of thrones" themed wedding. d doesn't this tell you about big government? big government in the extreme. >> no. melissa: they swooped in later

adam shapiro joins us with the very latest on the story. >> a huge wall street story when youuconsider they have $290 billion under management. they have already replaced half of the management teams at the funds in equities. there are some other news, but first let's get to the ceo and chairman. he actually said not too long ago that he was late in the game addressing to the underperformance of these funds. he is taking steps to deal with that. here is his ," this is a long-term effort thht we know will take time. we believe it is the right thing to do for our clients and they're starting to see early signs of improved performance. then today black rock announcing that their chief equity cio is taking medical leave for its treatment of diabetes and cardiovascular conditions. it -- chris levy is leaving because of medical conditions. turmoil they have already had with the changeovers, clients are not happy about this, and then you take a look at how some of these funds are performing. a few actually outperform their benchmark, but a great m

cheryl: adam shapiro is at the louusville, kentucky distribution. >> they have their own meteorologicaldoes they track the 1800 flights daily. they check out the weather. a cyclone in china and one in central america. they have to divert flights around that. what is more important, what happens in the global operations center. take a look. this is where they not only track all the flights but they have dispatch and contingency. that is all based on data, data that flows into the operations center in new jersey. we'll show that to you in a second. meet the man in charge of all that, cio dave barns. i'm holding this, was the original you might say computer entry into the orld for ups in 1989. this is the diad, the thing drivers bring around when they make deliveries. show them what it looks like today. >> this has changed over the years. we led the industry creating those in 1990. today it is much smaller device. only a pound and highly capable. >> talk about the data center. that is the digital nerve center for this global company. want to show you the video right now. gather huge amount

. >> we want to welcome adam shapiro and lori rothman anchoring for now on the 1:00 p.m. uch. then where i have been since day one. lori: a brand-new hour. adam: apple's worldwide developers conference kicking off in san francisco. the big reveal at the iphones maker event. lori: the u.s. credit rating upgraded. the s&p with the long-term outlook for the u.s. bob dole on which sectors he is setting on for further gains. adam: m&a activity monday. $1.4 billion deal for carfax operator. lori: warren buffett worth one third less? what is the oracle of omaha feeling less profitable. adam: he is still worth billions. lori: you do want to stick around for this story. this hour on the floor of the new york stock exchange. 15, 16 points on the dow. nicole: the fear index is higher, you heard them talking about what we have been seeing which is a stronger dollar and a stronger market. now you can see the market is mixed at the moment

that is where adam shapiro is. hey, adam. >> good to have you here on fox business.around this beautiful 767. they are updating their aircraft fleet. that is hurting them right now. you have been in the process of updating your aircraft fleet. why would an investor want you to do this? in the long run, what does it do for the company? >> we have the youngest fleet in the industry. even with modern aircraft, there are things that you can do that adds 3000 pounds of weight. it makes it more efficient. you will save fuel over the course of a year? >> right. we will save $6 million a year and reduce our carbon footprint. it is a win-win. >> you are telling us that you are cutting capacity in asia. has that now flattened out? >> well, things continue to be relatively slow in asia. we do not think that it will get much worse. the trend continues. >> as ups looks at that, you continue to expand your ground fleet in china. >> right. we were made very bullish on the growth in general. the trick is to adjust your network and to build the right capacity. for example, in europe,

. >> i am adam shapiro.uess that had to says it is all because of a misunderstanding of what big ben had to say. we have an analyst who wonders whether it can survive. tracy: student loan rates are set to rise next week. gerri willis is here. she has broken down how much it will cost the average student. she joins us in a moment. first, it is top of the hour. time for stocks. nicole: we have had and lots of volatility. we were watching may 22 when bernanke began to talk. we were around 155. then we dropped to 145. with that being said, the bulls are out there and happy we did not go further to the downside. the s&p 500 is actually squeezing out a game. ibm is down. that is one reason you are seeing weakness here today. june is a weak month. we will be snapping the winning streak. a lot of traders still watching the ten year very closely. right now it is that 2.51%. every time it goes above that, people get nervous and then they sell. when it is below that, they buy it back. still very cautious of what the fe

adam: hello again, everyone, i'm adam shapiro. nikkei plummeting overnight. former fed insider here with the global market weighing. what the banks will do next. adam: the tech heavyweight microsoft reveals it his new pls to compete teaming up with best buy. microsoft windows ceo on the new strategy just ahead. lori: that will be good. and lou dobbs on what snowden is time china now. adam: five people dead, more than 5000 injured as a turkish prime minister issues his final warning to protesters. we want to check how your investments are doing. the floor of the new york stock exchange, nicole petallides, the dow is at session highs.

i'm adam shapiro. tracy: and i'm tracy byrnes. rally because stocks are a big on the news that the economy was weaker than we first thought. hoping the fed will keep the money prrnting going. despite gdp news, deutsche bank economist says that the fed actually my stop the printing presses even sooner than it thinks. adam: also, gold is tumbling for a third straight day. on track for its worst quarter in history. how much lower can it go? how should you adjust your portfolio? one big money manager joe will weigh in. tracy: congress is running out of time to stop student loan rates from dublin. republican congressman is urging both sides to broker a deal. it is the top of the hour in time for stocks. the dow is moving up 144 points. nicole petallides on the floor of the exchange. >> reporter: we are breaking through highs of the day. the data on industrial average 14,900 mark. up 146 points right now. stocks are to the upside. the exception of gold, precious-metals. a stronger dollar and commodities law return charts to give the of

i am adam shapiro. lori: can obama win back the trust of the american public?nment? chrysler has. first, it is time for us to check stocks. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. we are off to a good monday. nicole: all 30 dow components have been in the green. obviously, you have had different pieces of economic news this morning. homebuilder sentiment came in the highest in years. everyone is waiting to see what the fed has to say later in the week. and lot of anticipation there. a lot adding that they will not taper. all without the arrows. the one wildcard this week really is what the fed will do. energy names are doing very well. jpmorgan is doing well also. cisco systems is up three and a quarter percent. cisco systems and hewlett-packard also looking

adam: and i'm adam shapiro. the dow is trading at 113 points, back above 15,000.ef market strategist david joy says there are clear places to be in this market. gold is not one of them. his picks are coming up. tracy: looking at 12,000 pretty soon, right? looking for answers at the irs, the agency chief testifies about what he learned in his initial audit of the agency, and it really may surprise you. adam: gold at 1201, it's going to hit 1200. plus, new rules for big rigs, truck drivers are about to see their schedules heavily regulated. trucking companies say it will slow down commerce in the united states of america. schneider's ceo christopher lofgren is our guest just ahead. tracy: time for stocks, as we do every 15 minutes, nicole pet petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. gold not so happy. >> reporter: right. there's a lot of things going on here today. we've had consecutive days of gains, however, we're near the end of the quarter where you may have down months, and we would break our streak of up arrows, but at the moment the dow jones i

. >> i am adam shapiro. we have the ceo live for manpower. lori: edwards noted. he is on the run.ident obama sounding off in the senate bring up. lou dobbs ahead. lori: rightfully firing tear gas. let's get you updated on the markets as we do every 15 minutes. nicole petallides. nicole: the lowest point of the day was 15,086. there are traders on wall street taking those opportunities to pull back as buying opportunities. the vix, the fear index, is up about 5% today. the bank of japan not doing much. that really turned the eyes back on the u.s. right now the dow is down one tenth of 1%. down 24%.

. >> i am adam shapiro.d and how the chairman did when he met the press yesterday. >> levels not seen in nearly three years. who can win and what drew is calling a neutral housing market. tracy: first, top of the hour, let's head straight to the floor of the new york stock exchange. this is painful today. nicole: it is tough. it is tough for all those folks that were saying we are on our way to 16,000. there are a couple of things that we are watching. another 200.2 the downside. back-to-back. concerns about tapering. concerns about china. that really has been front and center. very strong dollar. no safe havens to speak of. gold is down $83. we are also watching the vix, the fear index very closely. remember when it was at 12? 18.5. here are some data loggers for you. whether it is disney or intel or coca-cola or financials like bank of america.

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adam: hello again, everyone, i'm adam shapiro. lori: i am lori rothman.cc7 the japan nikkei plummeting overnight. former fed insider here with the global market weighing. what the banks will do next. adam: the tech heavyweight microsoft reveals it his new pls to compete teaming up with best buy. microsoft windows ceo on the new strategy just ahead. lori: that will be good. and lou dobbs on what snowden is time china now. adam: five people dead, more than 5000 injured as a turkish prime minister issues his final warning to protesters. we want to check how your investments are doing. the floor of the new york stock exchange, nicole petallides, the dow is at session highs. nicole: it really is. today is a different picture, the volatility index is to the downside. we have come off of the lows prior to the dow's opening. we saw futures the downside, though back and forth, here we are up 100 points. watching the nikkei into the bear market. talking about the carnage acro across. but did say a couple of things that helped the market alo

i'm adam shapiro. tracy: i'm tracy byrnes. stocks diving again in the last half hour. points right now. it had been down more than 150 points earlier today but then recovered a little bit of that loss. we're down again about 112 right now. the biggest movers plus how to play this wild market all coming up. adam: and america's job creators more confident but still not ready to hire. national federation of independent business chief economist bill dunkelberg tells us the biggest issues holding back small business right now. tracy: and the immigration bat begins. this hour the senate finally taking up the "gang of eight"'s reform bill. president obama voicing his support but a feisty debate is expected in the coming days. "the wall street journal"'s gerry seib will tell us who the likely winders and losers are. that is ahead. adam: we'll check with stocks. let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. any explanation why we took this triple digit nosedive? >> we've gone back and -pforth. some traders buy on the dips and they take some profits.

adam: i'm adam shapiro in for ashley webster. we're waiting more from apple. tech giant has a revamped mac book air. as well as a desktop operating system. investors are hoping for a music service to take on pandora and spotify. and a lot more. we'll bring you breaking details from apple's worldwide developers conference now underway. >> nsa whistle-blower comes forward. a former government contractor says he exposed top secret surveillance of american citizens. he has need he claims to china into. we'll see if the stock much his employer, booz allen gets hit. adam: the outlook on u.s. debt, why is wall street, well, why is wall street seemingly not impressed? tracy: time for stocks now. we have to talk more about that. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, ad today pointed it out. we're down 11. you would think the market would be happy witt the rating. >> you have the s&p rating where they lifted the rating. that was good news and helped things along. moody's came out with certain idea and uncertain vision and that brought a

. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: i'm adam shapiro with your fox business brief. for the first time in seven weeks. rates are expected decline next week in response to a federal reserve chairman ben bernanke climate. there will likely reduce the bond buying program later this year. according to freddie mac, the rate now is just under 4%. jumping in early trading after the medical icemaker received fda clearance for its wages system which is used to treat lesions including age -- age and sunspots. speeding past toyota for the top spot on j.d. power and associates. the first time in 27 years. ♪ ashley: as reflected the market's we can always say it's worse elsewhere, especially in greece. we think we have it bad. the imf saying that they may be suspending more bailout money to that country and that is what they say a whole in financing is pretty dead three to 4 billion euro. greece now blaming other european capitals central banks saying that they are refusing to roll over on the greek bonds that they hold. that has created a shortfall. imf says it needs to be takin

i'm adam shapiro. ashley: i'm ashley webster.ek in more than a year. dow is turning down eight or nine points. s&p and nasdaq also on track to shed more than 2% each. we are looking for the best money moves to make right now coming up. adam: it is back to court this hour for enron's former ceo jeff skilling. he wants a decade chopped off his 24-year prison term and he is paying millions to the victims of enron to help make that happen. fair deal or injustice? we have a closer look just ahead. ashley: and a new twist in the international squabble over robert kraft's super bowl ring. vladmir putin wants to settle the score with patriots owner. the question is, is it an offer he can't refuse? daings, or nyet. first the top of the hour. adam: we'll check with nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. i made a comparison to a teenage girl trying to determine her prom date, back and forth back and forth, positive, negative. where are we now? >> i don't know who i'm going to the prom with right now. that is what we'

adam: i'm adam shapiro.stocks are surging on the hope that today's jobs report will keep the fed money printing press rolling for now. we're headed for a winning week. we'll break down the jobs report to see if it is anything to cheer about. tracy: the market doesn't really care. first it was reporters phone calls. then regular americcns phone calls. then the government is reportedly tracking what millions of americans are doing online. that means they know i bought shoes this week. that is ahead. adam: president obama to meet china's leader on a critical summit on cybersecurity and and more. mary kissel believes china will deliver all talk and no action. tracy: as we do every 15 minutes, let's go to the floor of the new york stock exchange. i wore green today everywhere. >> crystal ball. tracy: absolutely. >> so far so good. we're up 151 points here on wall street. with these moves we will raise the loss -- erase the losses of week. one day we took a hit down 216 points. some of the main factors still remai