ailes stays, renews his contract next year.'t imagine fox news without ailes. fox is roger, roger is fox. >> absolutely. i think this is -- the reason for -- this whole announcement feels very -- it feels bold but completely tentative. >> hmm. >> james and lachlan are there. rupert is not going anywhere. chase kerry, the competent chief operating officer, is stepping down eventually. we don't know exactly when. but rupert wants to put his sons in the business, but he's still keeping all the safety nets there. he still is -- he's still going to be very involved probably more so. chase will still be a consultant. he wants these kids to be able to succeed him, but he is not really -- he's not going away roger ailes is still reporting to him. chase kerry is still on deck. he is doing it all, i think, in a very sort of hopeful yet tentative way here. >> so we're seeing the beginning of a succession plan but only the beginning. sarah, thanks for being here this morning. >> thank you so much. >>> now to something outrageous that was s

ailes famously stands by them.it has handled the brian williams situation just ter whether i, a classic botch job in crisis management. so they went to the guy in their business that handled it right. >> did they do the right thing by having williams come back as a breaking news anchor on msnbc? >> well, i think they did the right thing for them. the point i made in my column is that msnbc is much more important to nbc news than the nightly news. >> it makes a lot more money. all of these conversations about television bring up your book. you talk about the rosy predictions about facebook and netflix and buzzfeed and how it's unsexy media old television that's the killer app in digital. >> murdoch said this past week television is the killer app. i think it's a remarkable story and it's partly about digital media's relentless boosterism of its own self. that digital media is taking over the world, digital media is where everyone wants to go. the truth is digital media doesn't make any money. people continue to watc

roger ailes has signed on.executive chairman rupert murdoch and james murdoch and coexecutive chairman lachlan murdoch. breaking news, fox news chairman ceo, roger ailes just sign ad new multiyear deal with twenty-first-century-fox. congratulations, roger. a look at the stock as we see. we're expecting, as you can see wide range there for the bid and ask on 21st century fox. >>> governor bobby joined tall kicking off his run for the white house becoming 13th republican to officially enter the race. hedge funds and private equity firms spent big bucks to influence political contests. wall street is expected to pump $220 million in the 2016 race. we have dick deif votes, one of the top political donors. nice to have you here. >> great to be here. i'm a michigan guy. i live in grand rapids, michigan, this wall street stuff i don't know. maria: good for you. what is important to you. we want to zero in what is most important to donors out there as we wind down who will be candidates? >> a couple of observations. wi

roger ailes by the way has been with the company since 1996.ersaw creation and launch of the fox news channel. which by the way can now be seen in some 90 million homes. it has become, let's face it a dominant ratings force in the cable news landscape. also a financial powerhouse for the company. also means that means that roger ailes will be at the helm of fox in the next presidential election and beyond of the he will report to fox co-chairman rupert murdoch and as well as james and laak lan murdoch. james is chief executive giving him day-to-day control. lackland chief executive chairman. roger and he says, will continue to and always have a special relationship. roger ailes still at the home of fox news channel, fox business network and other of course properties of the fox empire. melissa: music to our ears. best boss in the universe. thank you so much. >> sure. melissa: chaos continues in france as uber and taxi drivers riot throughout the streets. wait until you hear which famous american was caught up in all of it. >>> plus the race for

roger ailes will continue to report to murdoch.-first century fox's parent company of the fox business network. shares of gap rising in premarket trading after the company said it will close 175 namesake stores in north america. gap making big plans to cut 250 jobs at headquarters. ceo says the moves are designed to ensure the chain is the right size for a changing market. this only gap with 500 stores in north america down from 72013 as the retailer has continually tried to turn things around. a rise in not planning the "huffington post." this after the company agreed to pay $4.4 billion to acquire aol. verizon and dso said the company likes all of aol's portfolio and wants to keep it together. coming up chicago blackhawks become the latest sports dynasty winning the stanley cup. we will have the highlights. investors waiting on the next move in the greek debt drama. dow futures coming off the lows of the morning to 83 points. s&p down, nasdaq futures down 25. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning market and breaki

none more so than saudi arabia's ail minister, looking comfortable in the spotlight he was very clearlyof this show. he and other allies projected an air of calm and an aura of confidence. >> the possibility are all encouraging. >> reporter: being held at a meeting optimism flowed as fast and thick as the oil these countries produce and the outcome is predictable and unlike november when ail prices fell sharply they are expected to remain unchanged. >> this will be a difficult day for a lot of us to figure out what to say about something where i don't see anything happening at all. there is just no drivers for them to make any change for them at this point. >> reporter: if they do what is expected at 30 million barrels per day oil prices will stay 50% lower than they were at this stage last year a decline that has been detrimental to venezuela and seeking to bring together opec and not opec to stabilize the market one experts say will make very little difference. >> i would call them the coalition of the unable and unwilling which is they want cuts to take place but they don't have the

roger ailes is the founder of fox news.e is the man who hired me and brought me into the fox company the fox family. i formerly worked for cnn and "the wall street journal" and it is roger ailes who brought me personally into this network. he will still report to rupert murdoch. >> oversees fox business network, as well as the affiliate stations of fox news affiliates across the country and oversees fox news radio. we are part of a broader called of fox news that covers all parts of media whether it's digital, radio television. i think that is wonderful. he brought me in as well from cnn whereas working at the time. it will be my ninth year of fox this year. >> it was about the same time. roger brought me in. >> you know where they first ran in the first person who welcomed me to fox news channel before fox business network. and i still like you. it's strange. stuart: i've got to repeat the succession plan is dead at news corporation. then waited for some time. it will be voted on the next board meeting. no impact thus far

someone i wish i had talked to was roger ailes, head of fox news. roger ailes was a fairly obscure daytime tv producer in 1968 when richard nixon discovered him and put him in charge of his media team. he plucked him out of the crowd. he had an eye for talent. ailes had a lot of talent. he did that kind of thing all the time. for all the craziness of watergate, nixon had a good staff. brian: you mentioned dwight chapin, who spent a lot of time around nixon and he also went to prison for six months or so for perjury in that whole thing. let's listen to dwight chapin on an oral history from the nixon library. dwight chapin: it's very late at night, we went and got on the plane. he had one or two of those small bottles of scotch. and, he was exhausted. and the next thing i knew, he was crying. and, what brought this about this emotional uprising, is that he was talking with ray who i think was drafting some stuff for the speech in miami. they were starting to work on his acceptance speech and how that might work. this was the one in 1968. he started ta

. >> why is this latest effort going to succeed when so many others have ailed? every year there have been if you proposals to do this, just like there have been to do a combat air vehicle. >> initially we looked at the past platforms and now we are going to be looking at a new syst that will be free integrity in our combat cloud which is something different. we are intending to do another platform. some in this platform already exist. this time we are thinking of something very different. it is so important to develop it. even when we are talking about uavs -- tomorrow, combat uavs. we are taking into account future platforms. there is a need for those kinds of platforms to ensure it won't be any longer 24 hours. they will be more useful and targeting. this is a totally different view. >> what system do you envision to be that high altitude? >> we have a development right now that is ongoing. those higher platforms will be very interesting. 4g communication develop it over some areas. i think the system will be in 10 years time. >> what are some of the experimen

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. >> i thought it was laugh ail. it's one of the worst interviews i have seen a journalist give. >> it's give to -- difficult to say anything with certainty, we don't go into that detail. >> all the questions asked - can you substantiate that - his answer was... >> we don't know. sorry to repeat myself we don't know. >> he should have an award for bravery. >> we published what we believe to be the position. what could he say, he could have said we have good sources, checked it out. put it into context. we are writing the story now, he couldn't. he didn't. it illustrates how hollow and terrible the story was, there was nothing behind it. >> is the tender practice of the british government never to confirm allegations that are made about intelligence in respect of our national security. you say short on detail. what detail would you expect. don't come to me with stories of edward snowden being a good guys, and the sunday times and the british establishment bad guys >>> a spokesperson from "the sunday times said." . whe

. >> if we as leaders show good judgment and make good decisions, we can fix much of what is ailing us. we must deliberately and carefully extricate ourselves from expensive wars. >> so far, he will be running against former secretary of state hillary clinton senator bernie sanders and former maryland governor martin o'malley. >> houston has met a challenge from first lady michelle obama to end homelessness for veterans. it is the largest city to reach that goal. >> texas contributes more military recruits than any other state in the u.s. in houston alone there are more than 300,000 veterans. the count rip's second largest veteran population and thousands more are expected to go returning home from the wars in iraq and afghanistan. >> even one homeless veteran is a shame. >> when first lady michelle obama challenged to end veteran homelessness by the end of the year houston signed on. >> there is not going to be another homeless veteran that stays on the streets of hawn for lock of resources. let us celebrate that. >> mara parker announced that her city succeeded in finding shelter for

someone i wish i had talked to was roger ailes out of fox news.oger ailes was a fairly obscure daytime tv producer when richard nixon discovered him and put him in charge of his media team. he had an eye for talent. he also has a ton of talent. for all the craziness of watergate. evan:brian: chapin spent a lot of time around nixon and he also went to prison for six months or so. let's listen to dwight chapin from the nixon library. >> it's very late at night, we went and got on the plane. he had one or two of those small bottles of scotch. he was exhausted. the next thing i knew, he was crying. what brought this about, this emotional uprising, is that he was talking with ray, who i think attracted some stuff for the speech in miami. they were starting to look on his acceptance speech and how that might work. this was the one in 68. he started talking about his mother and dad and his brother and this brother that he lost to tuberculosis. this guy is a human being. . he is not that different from us. evan: but of course, he was different from us. we

charlie: did he ask roger ailes about this?hael: i am sure he probably did not because actually one of the because there is always fights within that company. and one of the things i had to agree to was not to speak to roger ailes. charlie: explain that to me. you had to agree not to speak? michael: partly because of gary ginsberg, who was always having a fight with roger. so i do not think they wanted roger to weedle, to find his way into the story of this book. anyway, i agree to that. i only reluctantly did because i actually like roger a great d eal. charlie: did he find his way into the book? michael: only from rupert who said unkind things about roger. that let roger go back to rupert and yell at him and get more money. charlie: roger yells at rupert. michael: yelling is overstated. he goes -- i don't know. charlie: i don't think so. michael: they come to, they have their way of negotiating. charlie: and so the book was published. everybody gets a chance to read it. was it a bestseller? i don't remember. michael: yes. cha

it have ail going for us tonight. yellow alert for tomorrow afternoon and evening.day isolated storms 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. i might extend this a little bit. we'll talk more about that tonight at 11:00. might have to extend the ending of the severe weather. it's a slight risk on thursday, but the hail and isolated tornadoes are still possible, also some damaging winds. we have a little here is tomorrow in the atmosphere, which we didn't have yesterday, so we're a little concerned. not as wide spread, but those storms that have developed are going to be heavy. shire the futurecast. 10:00 tonight, a great fight to take a walk. i mean, just perfect. allow 70s, 77 downtown, and by morning, we're the 60s. 63 in gettysburg. 64 in bowie. that's a pretty good start. and by 9:00, we're still in the 70s. that's a victory over the past couple of days, that's for sure. by 1:00, some clouds begin to move in. there was actually a warm front lifting up from the south to the north, and that will be the focus or trigger of our showers and thunderstorms. by 4:30, look what happens,

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they stabilize it's ailing personal care business. perhaps the most important part of the story though is that helen has a long track record of using it's robust cash flow to make strong acquisitions to bolster the earnings power. that's a hot space for 195 million in cash in a deal that expanded helen's footprint in health care and contributed 100 million to the company's revenues and more recently helen of troy bought vicks u.s. business from an ailing procter & gamble. humidifier and vaporizer exposure. they're trying to capture aisle space in areas where it's one of the most powerful players. helen is more domestically oriented. so it means it hasn't opinion hurt as much by the super strong dollar. in short these guys and helen of troy know what they're doing. quitely. and yet even after the truly epic run in helen's share price the stock trades at a discount. for example they sell for 17 times it's forward estimates and they have a history of being way too up. but procter & gamble at 19 times earnings. colgate at 22. how does thi

i want to repeat the news that roger ailes will continue to lead fox's tv operations. he's signed a new multi-year deal. he stays. a little background for you. no one has made a glat greater contribution to the news business in the last generation. it's important for this industry and america. roger ailes gave them a choice. instead of the same old-same old. he created a news stream. i sates the real america. and joining us on the phone is hourt howard kirtz. i think it's a plus for the news business tv business and information in general i'm sure you'll say, yes, i'm right. >> and it's been for fox news as you say roger ailes is the founder the leader and the guru of fox news and there's never been another leader. the timing is not coincidental. it follows quickly what happened at the parent corporation 21st century fox with rupert murdoch relinquishing the ceo title and becoming the-- and i think roger ailes, i wanted to discuss this with him there's no change at the top of fox news and the official company announcement says that roger will continue to report to repe

a curious quest traveling to a famous mountain where many believe inner gee ernenery en erergy for ails. several civilizations have left their mark here. as you are about to see, nick uncovers more than myths along the way. >> reporter: mount shasta california one of the world's mystical mountains. you see the space ships. why does shasta draw the ufo, spiritual, buddhas, and truth seekers. >> i am on a mission from god. >> reporter: it isn't the tallest mountain in america not the most beautiful along with the likes of mount fuji and an australian mountain many believe shasta is an energy vortex alien landing site portal to the spiritual world. i'm here for my new show on travel channel called "watt's world." we're here to see ashland. she has one name. i am confused what ashland promised on the phone. does she thing she is an alien? >> no. >> reporter: that patch of ground is a vortex to another side. >> the crystal city of telos where the ancient malurians ended up living after their continent was destroyed. ♪ >> reporter: we are going down. >> i get a sense we are down at the botto

for management continuity, what ailed hp was too much management turnover. emily: you are going to be chairman, how does that work in practice? say hp ink wants to do a deal. meg: we did not create these companies to compete with each other. at least for some period of time we have well-defined swim lanes. hp ink will be all over 3-d print. we will be focused on converged infrastructure, software defined data structure, helping customers take ip infrastructure from where it is today to where it has to be. that is the reason i do not think it makes sense to eat the other company. emily: you have moments where you thought i do not know if i can do this? meg: it is hard. whenever you come into a turnaround -- and i have done a couple of them -- it is always harder than you think. you find out things that you could not see as a board member so it has been tough as the company have been through a lot. it just takes perseverance. you get up every morning and you fight the good fight and you win the hearts and minds and restore confidence. it has been hard but it h

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. >> if we as leaders show good judgment, and make good decisions we can fix much of what is ailing us. maureen: chafee made the announcement at germ mason in arlington. he is the fourth democrat to enter the race. he was a republican in the eight years in the senate but has changed to the democratic party. local college students play a memorable part in pope francis upcoming visit to washington. they decided the altar he will use for the outdoor mass. the altar and the accompanying chair selected in a contest held by the catholic university school of architecture and the planning. pope will deliver mass from the east step of the basilica of the national shrine of emaculate conception on december 23rd. next at "abc7 news at 6:00" dards the key question investigators have in the crash that killed a gaithersburg woman. plus will gray skies disappear by the weekend? meteorologist steve rudin tells us when things will start to change. robert: i'm robert burton. coming up in sports what desean jackson has to say about the absence from o.t .a.'s. :00er and harper get recognition from the eff

the ailing electronics maker has decided to cut wages in an effort to rebuild its finances. the sharp group posted a net loss of $1.8 billion for the last business we're that ended in march. company executives will reduce wages for rank-and-file employees by 2% and those for managerial posts by 5%. over time benefits including holiday pay will also be cut. the changes will be effective from august to march next year. sharp's restructuring plan also calls for cuts to its domestic workforce of about 3,500 jobs at the end of september. employees aged between 45 and 59 will be subject to the voluntary retirement program. the company plans to sell its head office building in osaka. executives say they aim to post a net profit in fiscal 2017. >>> japanese automakers suzuki came up with a new design aimed at female drivers. the company hopes the car will help it through the downturn caused by the tax hike on many vehicles. designers researched young women car buyers over a year in developing the new model. the car come in pink and beige body tones that female drivers said they like

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fighting spilling over from its neighbors, it's under immense pressure to contain the bleeding from an ailing economy. >>> there have been celebrations in the u.k. to mark the 800th anniversary anniversary of magna carta. the queen was at the celebration >>> collectors from the u.s. europe, and the middle east are buying up cuban art like never before in latin america. here's why. >>reporter: an ice skating rink with pretend ice in the middle of havana. a fake beach across the street along the city's main coastal drive. these installations and other works of art are part of cuba's highly anticipated 12th art show. in these times of change on the island, cuban artists are taking center stage. >> there were so many regulations and these new freedoms were throwing a drop of water on a very dry desert. they're being absorbed at lightening speed. >>reporter: ten years ago he barely had enough room to paint on the floor in his tiny apartment. today he has the freedom to buy and the build his own studio. his latest paintings examining the relationship between many cubans and foreigners especially to

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. >> rose: did he ask roger ailes about there? >> i'm sure he probably didn't. because actually one of the-- you know because there is always fights within that company. and one of the things that i had to agree to is not to speak to roger ailes. >> rose: way, explain that to me. you had to agree not to speak. >> yeah. and this is partly because of gary ginsburg who was always having a fight with roger. so i don't think that they wanted roger to get-- find his way into the story of this book so anyway i agreed to that. which was-- i only reluctantly did. because i actually like roger a great deal. >> rose: did he find his way into the book. >> he didn't, well only from rupert who said sort of unkind things about roger. but that let roger go back to rupert and yell at him and get more money. >> rose: roger yells at rupert. >> well yes yelling is, i think, overstated. he goes in and he-- well i don't know. i don't know. i think-- anyway. >> rose: he would differ but i don't think we yell. >> they have their way of negotiating. >> rose: yes. and so the book is publ