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anna? perspective on this. we will have a lot of politics around the story articulated today. a lot of this will come down to a lot of focus on the sheer size of this takeover in relation to other takeovers we have seen in u.k. history, so give us some perspective. other way to put it other than to say this potential takeover dwarfs all the other takeovers we have seen in the u.k. it has been a remarkable year in the pharma space. rustling pointt, for some any takeover laws, was 12.8 billion. we are talking about the previous prices. this could be a 60 billion pound deal. if he gets raised, we could get north of that and truly into uncharted territory. anna? >> thank you very much, hans nichols reporting from westminster on that takeover battle which is going to grab a lot of headlines. goldman sachs management is holding its first idea summit. event, speaking with chief executives and global policy makers. manus janssen, was on everybody's mind today? >> anna, before they even have lunch i

i'm anna kooiman. fires continue to rage in california. but amidst the ashes a prayer is answered. the story behind this photo showing the fire line just feet from a singer's home. >> second in command at veterans affairs stepping down. turns out he was going to retire anyway. latest chapter in fake outrage and zero accountability in the scandal. stay tuned. >> wisconsin dad says his kindergarten daughter is being bullied so dad he needs to take out a restraining order on a 5-year-old. is that necessary or going too far? we will debate. "fox & friends" hour one starts right now pet zell when you think of toughness you think of queen. the spartan rage is on the plaza this morning. whole challenge including climbing ropes and diving through fire. >> we will not be diving through fire or having any spears thrown through us. >> we'll be competing some more effectively than others. throughout the show we will each humiliate yourselves. >> anna vs. tucker this morning. >> that is not even close. lay your mon

i'm anna edwards.ncine lacqua will be appearing a little bit later. 13 minutes into the trading day, let's see how things are shaping up on equity markets. we are little bit weaker on the french market. either side going nowhere on european equity markets. have a big jobs report that will be released a little bit later today. let's dig a little deeper into the market story. jonathan ferro is that the touchscreen. >> three countries to have a look at. astrazeneca has been on the move over the last couple of weeks. bayer is said to be in exclusive talks to buy merck. .t has been plenty of action rbs is up 10%. the good news for this bank, a little bit of a novelty. truck -- profits tripled. here's a big issue. 337 pence, back to 338 right now. rakes --nment breakeven at 407. >> these are bloomberg's top headlines. ukrainian separatists say the nation's army has begun an operation to retake the city of slovyansk. were shot downrs and one pilot was killed. in ukraine will top the agenda for president obama

. >>> now, our reporter anna jung is at the station where the trains collided. anna, please tell us what you're seeing right now. >> the station is surrounded by ambulance and fire engines. rescue teams have put up tents for the passengers. they've sent them to eight hospitals in the area. we spoke to an emergency official who tells us most of the injuries are not serious. many were hurt when they tried to ex -- as they collapsed from the train collision. authorities say there were about 1,000 passengers on the two trains. the southern route runs around central seoul and it is used by nearly 2 million people every day. the station where the accident happened is located to the east of the city center. it's in the middle of the commercial area, and there's a university nearby. >> anna, and do investigators at this point know what caused the accident? >> what we know at this hour is that one train rammed into another that was stopped at the station. initial reports say two cars have derailed from the impact of the crash. authorities say they will examine the safety

see what it was in anna lou's shoe. >>> plus, how to win a new ipad mini. and a bizarre mask to wear in public. >> looks like a normal face walking around. >> why one dude wants you to wear his face. >> kind of like that movie face-off. >> face-off too. >> face-off at you. >>> being a groomsman in somebody's wedding comes with many responsibilities. you have to wear many mats and t the thing and make sure there is a bachelor party and be in pictures. >> hard work. >> of all those jobs, first responder to an emergency situation, you would think, wouldn't be one of them. >> in cans, australia, a beautiful couple, joann and aaron easter brook were taking their photos near the water until two groomsmen noticed a fishermen. they strip down, take their tuxedos or their suits off down to their underwear. you have a photographer there with his camera. also, with a drone and they are able to capture this rescue on camera. >> so wedding videographer turning into a news photographer and capturing this whole seen. >> this looks like a scene from baywatch. all you need

i'm anna edwards. >> and i'm mark barton.ngela america sl in washington today on a trip she will be meeting with president obama. on e going to talk position ukraine. talk to us about this dynamic? >> well, she is an intermediary. she is also a bit of an interpreter. president obama looks to her to figure out what is going on inside vladimir putin's head. she could be able to impart some of the intel to the states. we don't know last time obama and putin spoke, but last time they officially spoke was in mid april. this is a relationship that has gotten kind of cold. here is the challenge for merkel. she understands russian. she is a russian speaker. her country has big foot prints in russia. siemens. merkel is has also proven she is willing to hurt herself -- not hurt. that is too strong of a word. she is willing to have some business damage like last month when they cansedled this airbus satellite sale to russia what was worth 700 million euros. so merkel is willing and in some cases this could be bad for german business, bu

but anna wanted more team to honor mothers. she worked with the department store in philadelphia and soon thousands of people started attending mother's day events all in retail stores all across america. ollowing these successes, anna added this to the national calendar. she said they are bias toward male achievements and the accomplishments of mothers deserve a day of appreciation. anna jarvis started the letter writing campaign to newspapers and politicians urging to have this special day. many towns, churches, adopted mother's day as an annual event. her persistence paid off. in 1914 president woodrow wilson signed a measure officially recognizing the second sunday in may as mother's day. anna jarvis never married or had children of her own but she dedicated her life to establishing a day to honor her mother and all mothers across america. this sunday we will celebrate the 100th anniversary of mother's day. this holiday is just a small way to show our gratitude to our mothers and grandmothers. this sunday we can stop for a

anna's live in canberra, australia, this morning. anna, what did he tell you?to believe, but it was more than nine weeks ago that mh-370 disappeared on a scheduled flight from kuala lumpur to beijing with 279 people on board. the search thus far has found absolutely nothing, but australian air chief marshal angus houston, in charge of this massive effort, is confident that they will find the plane in the southern indian ocean. he says they are looking in the right area. he is confident of that. they are, obviously, basing this on those four pings that they detected over a month ago. and while they haven't found anything, he says that the bluefin-21 submersible, which is on its way back to that search area, is going down this time tomorrow. it will be in the water within 24 hours and it will be conducting its 19th dive to really, you know, scour the bottom of the ocean. it's managed to reach depths of 5,000 meters. well, you know, some of these areas are up to 6,000 meters deep, and that's the problem. they're going to exhaust this lead. if they don't find anyth

anna?e, ryan, on another front, i guess between ukraine and russia, the two countries seem to be inching towards a deal on gas. tell us more about that. >> that's exactly right. the russian and ukrainian side met in berlin yesterday. the european union mediated those talks and agreed to a tentative arrangement which still has to be agreed to by their respective governments where by ukraine would pay $2 billion by the on the other hand this week and another half billion by the end of next week to yause to clear some of its $3.5 billion debt to the russians. interesting it is a conciliatory step from the russian side. they would like to see all of that money paid. the price is 80% higher than they were a couple of months ago and they would have to prepay it. it would appear all of those points are negotiable if the ukrainians agree to pay $of this week $2 billion and next week another half billion. they have some accommodating steps when it comes to the battleground for gas supply. ukraine ge

anna is live in canberra, australia. anna, what did houston have to say? >> reporter: well, john, as chief martial angus houston says he is confident they are looking in the right place, mh-370 is somewhere in the indian ocean. the bluefin-21 submersible will be at that search area within the next 24 hours and will be scouring the ocean floor on what will be its 19th dive. they're going to exhaust this lead. you know, that, of course, are those four pings they detected, believed to be pings from, beacons, if you like, from the black boxes on board mh-370. once that's exhausted, they will then move on to the next phase, which will take in some 20,000 square kilometers, and that could take 8 to 12 months to complete. but mr. houston said, you know, this search of the bluefin over the next month could find the debris. he certainly did not rule that out. he says that he is committed to the search, to finding the wreckage of -370 for the families of the victims of the 239 people on board as well as for the general flying public, but he does say, he emphasizes t

well, i got a call from anna winter, effectively summoning me. had been working for a magazine called harper in london. 1992. >> 92 is when i got the call, completely out of the blue, and i always thought, you know, something irresistible came along in america, i would take it, and that was certainly an irresistible summons. >> the world thinks that it knows anna winter from the movie, and from the magazine, and from everything they have read and seen about her. can you tell us what it is like to work for her? >> abthat really is a fantastic editor, because she is ex-freely instinctive, there is no gray area. she likes it or she doesn't, and you know which response you are getting. >> what are the biggest influences. >> i first came into the fashion arena in kind of late 70's and profession nally after art school in the 80's. and when i look at how astonishingly different the scene is now, first of all, information is just available like that. some extraordinary fashion event, like the designer, debuting his first collection for louie sit ton, fo

. >> i am anna edwards. bloomberg reporters are standing by across the world ready to deliver the stories that will drive your day. in mumbai, the votes are counted in the world's biggest election. jonathan ferro is following credit suisse's potential deal with u.s. tax authorities. >> hans nichols is in berlin with details on key votes for the swiss. -- zeb eckerte on is in hong kong as japan debates beefing up its military. >> later, they are crafted with the most precise workmanship. these are not the most expensive pair of glasses you will ever buy. how one startup is trying to up and the business of high-end eyewear. it is vote counting day in india. the election was the world's largest taking place over more than a month. nine rounds of voting. 551 million votes were cast. joining us for more on the latest is sent hundred. what parties are leading? looks like heodi is ahead in the polls in the moment. >> it definitely seems like that. like you were pointing out is does the biggest we have seen in india

but anna wanted more team to honor mothers. she worked with the department store in philadelphia and soon thousands of people started attending mother's day events all in retail stores all across america. ollowing these successes, anna added this to the national calendar. she said they are bias toward male achievements and the accomplishments of mothers deserve a day of appreciation. anna jarvis started the letter writing campaign to newspapers and politicians urging to have this special day. many towns, churches, adopted mother's day as an annual event. her persistence paid off. in 1914 president woodrow wilson signed a measure officially recognizing the second sunday in may as mother's day. anna jarvis never married or had children of her own but she dedicated her life to establishing a day to honor her mother and all mothers across america. this sunday we will celebrate the 100th anniversary of mother's day. this holiday is just a small way to show our gratitude to our mothers and grandmothers. this sunday we can stop for a

anna and.editors have put together a collection of those voices in a new book called "the book of jezebel" and illustrated encyclopedia of lady things. it's not a reprinting of the web site post but an original cultural review in alphabetical order in the state of women's lives today. please welcome the founder of the web site jezebel the editor of the book of jezebel anna holmes is interviewed by john matlin. [applause] >> thank you. it's a pleasure to be here and a pleasure to be with a fellow new york writer. talking about "the book of jezebel" we can talk about this until we talk about the web site. jezebel -- and is no longer working there this month celebrates its seventh anniversaanniversa ry of jezebel so talk to us about why you started this web site and what you hope to achieve? >> i had forgotten it would be seven years this month. i think it was launched on may 21 of 2007. normally i would remember this and counting the days but i have forgotten it in seven years. to answer your que

anna, thank you very much. it is the exact opposite in south florida, where rising seas are threatening miami beach. vicente arenas is there. >> reporter: not far from tourist hot spots, miami beach has started construction on underground pumping stations to protect the city from flooding caused by rising sea levels and extreme storms. it's hard to beat mother nature. >> yes, it is. >> reporter: scott robin is helping manage the $400 million drainage project. >> after these pumps are installed, we won't see one drop of sea water on our streets. that's our goal. >> reporter: today's report says sea levels could rise along 5,700 square miles of the southeast coast. the most vulnerable cities include new orleans, tampa, st. petersburg and virginia beach. scientific models predict most of miami beach could be underwater by the end of the century. and this city says that it won't stop fighting from going underwater. miami beach is hoping to have 60 new pumping stations built within the next five years and, scott, th

it is may 23rd, anna.m ainsley earhardt. >> i am anna kooiman in for heather childers. 31 minutes past the hour. extreme weather pounding the country. >> a u.s. air buys flight making an emergency landing because of hail. >> a tornado leaving a trail of damage. homes completely torn apart and reduced to piles of wood. >> in the u.s. drivers near denver, colorado having a hard time seeing out of their windows during this intense storm. the hail makes it look like more of a spring snowstm. >> will the weather cooperate for memorial weekend? >> maria molina is outside where the summer concert series is about to kickoff. >> a lot of weather, but the american concert series kicks off today and conditions through out the summer every friday on 48th and 6th. today we have sara evans and of course free barbecue. great news across parts of new york city. we want to take a look at the areas that are expecting severe weather because across the carolinas and across parts of texas and new mexico you could be looking at

. >> introduce anna our lead underwriter. >> good afternoon. >> what is the there's a muni bond; right? >> yes. >> and what's the interest there the estimated interest rate is approximately somewhere between 5 and a half to 6 percent for a thirty year unexempt special tax bond and this will change based on market rate but that's the interest rate as of today. >> for how many years? thirty years >> a thirty year financing yes. >> and you've i never saw you before in this commission. >> my name is anna i've not stood before this commission i was at the last meeting and i have been working with various entities at the city and county of san francisco for several years but you may recall seeing my former colleague tom, i speak before the commission we also have our co- managing underwr e underwriteer. >> i saw the other person. >> can you stand up all the underwriter's. >> this is the co- managing underwriter from braxton ton. >> i want to know i never saw that you saw the muni bond before the commission. >> just for your information we stated this people had acquired the original underwri

it is, of course, a verdict welcomed by the family and friends of anna politkovskaya. but what they say is that these men, the ones found guilty were just the hit men, and that the actual responsible parties for this, the people that ordered anna politkovskaya's death have never been caught. >>> russia and china signed one of the biggest gas deals ever. vladimir putin is in shanghai for a strategic summit of ain states. russia has agreed to provide china with 30 years worth of gas. >> three cases of national mourning have been declared in serbia, more than 30 are thought to have died in flooding across the ball dance. tens of thousands were forced to abandon their homes. we have this report. >> reporter: this woman says sandbags could have saved her house. no one came to help. in one night her home and life slid away. >> i put my life savings into this house. i don't know what to tell you. the pain is just overwhelming. >> the location makes it vulnerable. it's in a valley. the river runs through it. >> in many towns and villages, the floods took people by surprise. in

anna werner at the townhall meeting that decided his fate. and a master class for the next generation of jazz musicians. turns out they've got something to teach the master himself. >> reporter: this is about a lot more than music. >> yes, it is, much deeper than music. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> good evening, i am jim axelrod and this is a western edition of the broadcast. the voice is calling the voices calling for action against the boko haram terror network in nigeria are growing wider and more wide spread. it now nearly four weeks since boko haram kidnapped more than 300 girls in the northern part of the country. we saw demonstrations today in chicago where several hundred pressed for the nigeria government to intensify its efforts to find the girls. similar calls were made in brooklyn, in kosovo, and great britain. first lady michelle obama added her voice in the weekly white house address saying she is outraged. >> in these girls, barack and i see our own daughters. we see their hopes and their dream

it is friday, and according to every study that steve and anna have done, mornings are indeed better with friends. >>> hi, it's susan somers and you're watching "fox & friends." i watch it every morning of my life.

. >> anna, the republicans want to call john kerry to testify. they are saying if they talk about the senate they would like to have a committee to look into it. the democrats saying with the white house taking the lead, old news, old politics. who is right? >> this is red meat for the republicans. when they're looking at the november elections they want to turn up the base. this is what they do. you talk to republicans on the hill and they will keep pressing the points. democrats are trying to make light of it almost. i don't know whether that's

i'm anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. a health scare for rocker brett michaels, why he was rushed off stage and sent straight to the e.r. >> v.a. secretary eric shinseki about to speak this morning as more democrats are calling for him to step down, but one democrat says hey, in florida, everything is just fine. >> i get my reconnaissance in florida. i can tell you we're doing fine in florida. >> guess what? we've done some reconnaissance in florida, and congresswoman, you're wrong. you're about to hear the evidence against that statement coming up. >> it's one of the best pranks you'll ever see. this guy is blindfolded and thinks he's about to bungee off a bridge. little does he know what will happen next. and if you stay with our show, you will find out what happens next. it is friday, and according to every study that steve and anna have done, mornings are indeed better with friends. >>> hi, it's susan somers and you're watching "fox & friends." i watch it every morning of my life. ♪ ♪ >

stay away from it. >> anna maria? >> my background is as a financial analyst following telecom for a very long time and so i have a very long memory of all of the disputes over access charge, settlement rates and international arena, all of that relative to that, i think what we've seen in the way of disputes around the internet in terms of disputes on transit are truly minimal and so i also come down on the side of saying, it is essential that everyone be able to interconnect but we have now several decades of history in the internet saying that private agreements can in fact, commercial agreements can get us there. and barring a breakdown, we really should not be intervening because the rigidity that regulations would bring to the system would probably create far more chaos than the occasional disputes that you have between parties. >> john. >> so, if i were to create an internet from scratch i could imagine cases where you would have problems, you would have market failure, particularly if some big providers had en

anna werner is on the scene. the head of a rebel group claims he has the 200 girls kidnapped in nigeria. deborah patta reports. researchers say they have reversed aging in lab animals. elaine quijano has details. and bill whitaker with freddie roach, one of boxing's greatest coaches, sparring with the consequences of a life in the ring. >> sounds like this is the biggest fight of your life. >> it is the biggest fight of my life. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. in a close decision, the u.s. supreme court ruled that a small town in upstate new york can open its council meetings with a prayer. conservative justices backed the 5-4 decision ruling that the opening prayer in the town of greece is constitutional. jan crawford tells us why. >> reporter: the justices emphasize the long history and tradition of prayer before legislative sessions going back 200 years to the nation's founding and compared it to the pledge of a

anna's work is fundamental in understanding how life on earth came about. >> now all is quiet in theing quarters of technicians and avt rop omers. -- astronomers. they are creatures of the night. the telescope operators prepare to find the star target. above the constellations continue the relentless, spectacular march across the skies, full of mystery. the telescope knowns on a newly discovered second generation star. the faint light is passed through an expectation roe graph. >> here we have a lot of carbon absorption, a lot of carbon we see. >> we think that the second generation of stars in the universe formed from the ashes of the first one, and that that generation included low-mass stars. we found one of those guys, that is terrific, that we have the tools and the telescopes to fish out the records of the very, very early time. and we can study the early chemical and physical continues of the universe. >> the imaginelan chefs -- imaginelan chefs are hard at work. if you want to know what sparked anna's ambitious to be an astronomer, there was a tv show featuring the star ship

anna points out, this is all part of the strategy. >> well, she is feared by the gop and she ought to be. look at the polls. i don't see a poll -- let me back up. it is rare to see a poll where any of the republican challengers is within single digits of her, national poll. it is rare to see that. every once in a while, you might see christie at nine points or something like that, but basically she is beating christie, rand paul, ted cruz and jeb bush, and jeb bush, and he is no establishment savior, and she is beating them all in most polls by 12 to 15 points, so they are going to throw everything, everything, everything they can possibly thi think of at her. >> and anna, let me ask you this, a clinton spokesperson says of rove, all he wants to do is to inject it into the echo chamber and it is thinly veiled, but did he succeed with it? >> yes, because we are talking about it and on the cable programs for the last 12 to 24 ho hours and something that we will talk about in terms of the clinton factor and will she address it at the speech today and how do other lawmakers and delegates

we went directly to anna kaiser for her secrets to swimming down by summer.ow? >> 100%. you'll see a difference in a week. >> reporter: mom of two, shonda ball, also with two kids, natasha lee. oh, boy. >> reporter: anna designed a five-rule plan that anyone can do anywhere. number one, five 300-calorie meals a day. no sugar whatsoever. including artificial sweeteners and alcohol. >> sugar actses a a toxin in your body. eight hours of sleep at night. drunk up. >> three liters of water a day. the fifth and final rule, a ten-minute interval workout once to twice a day. 30 seconds of skater jumps. ten windshield wiper push-ups. skaters. ten side. ten curtesy jumps. and ending with more skaters. an amazing plan, and hopefully, amazing results. how did we do? in one week, shonda lost five pounds. natasha lost two inches. i did it in solidarity. i lost three pounds. i thought the genius was the five 300-calorie meals. >> if you can't do five small meals a day, which is hard for a lot of women, at least work out. we know the woman to talk to about that. >> we do. an

i'm anna kooiman. he said he was mad as hell. but critics say they are not buying it lashing out at him and the white house. >> he's mad as hell because he was exposed. he's mad because he would have reacted a year ago. >> the latest over the war of words on the scandal. >>> segregation of public schools has been barred since brown, but in too many of our school districts, significant divisions persist and segregation has reoccurred. >> is that an america you recognize in more from the attorney general's commencement speech coming up. >>> and history in the making. >> and california chrome did it! >> california chrome captured the second leg of the triple crown. the horse nobody wanted on the cusp of greatness. could he get the triple crown? "fox and friends" begins right now. >> hey, everybody. good morning. are you guys sore today? >> totally sore. >> we all walked in like old men this morning. hey, tucker, how are you? >> i had my russian masseuse fix me up. i want to say welcome to sophia. she was

i'm anna kooiman. almost two years after four americans were killed in benghazi, will we finally get justice? >> i have evidence that not only are they hiding it, there is an intent to hide it. >> latest on this benghazi bombshell. >> and caught on camera. media bias at its most outrageous. >> see what you are writing down there you just wrote down blah blah blah for everything that joe ray said. she respected woman why are you writing blah blah blah on your note bad. >> you thought it was bad in the press corps. this video will blow your mind. >> that's what my wife writes down when i talk is that wrong? ben affleck banned for life from a popular casino. wait until you see why. what was he doing there, batman? "fox & friends" right now. ♪ ♪ >> what is that from? that's the fox news trumpeter. >> the fastest two minutes in sports. >> the kentucky derby. >> why aren't threw? >> ainsley earhardt has on the bonnet this year. >> she is allergic to horses. can you smell the horses? i love this time of the y

> thank you very much, anna. look at the euro. it does not get boring. the euro dollar drops from about to 1.3767. mario draghi's magic tricks have not lost their sparkle. the ecb should go swift. thinks.erkel's advisor you get to ecb speakers today. look to them to give you color on the table for next months meeting. >> john, thank you very much. these are bloomberg headlines. final results are due out later today from a referendum by pro-russian groups in eastern ukraine. to break away by margin of 9-1. leaders could issue more sanctions against russia as early as today. ceos of pfizer and astrazeneca go before committee this week. bid to to ask about the acquire the company. cameron told the bbc he is ready to stand up for british jobs. jet you are land rover has created 9000 jobs since i've been prime minister. >> several senior former executives at barclays will be the probe looks into alleged corrupt arrangements in qatar. the financial times says the former ceo bob diamond will be among those questioned. i

anna werner is in guthrie, oklahoma, where the governor declared a state of emergency. >> reporter: good morning. good morning to our viewers in the west. this behind me is what remains of a home here that was destroyed by the wildfire. there are homes all up and down this street that were left in the same condition, all destroyed. last night firefighters used all the resources they had to try to stop the loss of more homes and property. national guard helicopters began dropping water on the flames monday, hoping to prevent the wildfire from spreading. it's already burned through nearly 3500 acres. but temperatures nearing 100 degrees and strong winds made the job tougher. >> the wind conditions the way >> the whey are, they push thist such a rapid rate, it's too dangerous for us to get right in its immediate path. it is not over. won't be over for at least a couple more days, probably longer than that. >> reporter: more than 100 firefighters have been treated for heat-related injuries. crews have been working around the clock to get out in front of this fast-moving fire. >> all i got is

i'm anna kooiman. a fox news alert, new shocking details of what happened after a hot air balloon collided with power lines and burst into flames. two of the victims have been identified while crews search for a third. a live report straight ahead. >>> and brand new members of benghazi's select committee vowing to deliver justice finally. >> the american people want to know the truth about what happened that night in the early hours of the next day. they want to know the truth. and we owe the truth to them. >> the democrats agree. will they even participant? we'll have the latest on that coming up. >>> if you disagree with common core and you are a right extremist, so does caring about your child's education make you a bigot? we'll tell you who said those words. not me. "fox and friends weekend" begins right now. >> i love you, mom. >> love you, mom. good morning. >> it is mother's day. >> happy mother's day, everyone. a live look down vacant sixth avenue while people are hopefully spending time with t

for more on this, anna dunne with alpha capital management. great to have you here, anna. thanks for coming on. you're in charge of finding hedge funds out there to put high net worth money into. you've seen these numbers. you've known these numbers. is it surprising to you that the hedge fund guys are doing such a lousy job right now? >> thank you for having me on. yes, you know, it is always disappointing to see hedge fund returns go down in both march and april. tough to crucify a manager just based on two months of performance but we were disappointed to see them kind ever melting down at the same time a lot of momentum stocks were. gerri: what is interesting i think that everybody assumes this would be a stock picking year. so you would assume active managers could do better. what went wrong? >> a lot of the hedge fund seem to have been in technology an health care companies. a lot of the big flyers that were in the news a lot last year, maybe twitter, tesla, things like that, really got hurt in the first quarter. gerri: so a lot of people climbed on board the nasdaq

joining me tonight on "rapid response" panel, anna revias logan.arco rubio set the tone for latino outreach in florida by attacking charlie crist like this? >> well, i'll tell you what, it's naive of him to say there's no bigotry in the republican party. i personally was attacked during my campaign by my republican opponent for being nicaraguan, being born in nicaragua. he did a robocall, saying don't vote for her. and the republican leadership knew thises and going on and none of them did a darn thing. so to say that there's no bigotry within the party, i am here to stand and say there is bigotry is alive and well in the gop. for all them to stand by and not do one darn thing was beside -- i was beside myself. >> mitch, six months out, we got good old name calling going on now. we've got a united states senator calling a gubernatorial candidate a phony. how's that going to play? >> look at what we're dealing with. dealing with republicans, race, and rubio. in my neighborhood we call that a very ill balanced combination plate. those things just don

the santa anna winds, which unlike our weather across the country blow from east to west can clearly be seen from space blowing the smoke from these fires out over the pacific ocean. so many homes burned, so much land scorched. it's a full on battle especially in the area around san diego. our coverage of the fires begins with joe fryer in carlsbad, california. joe, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. 22 families are without a home tonight in carlsbad including those at this house behind me. now the number one priority is a fire just to the east in san marcos where thousands more were evacuated. today we saw the battle up close. this is what danger sounds like, crackling and hissing as flames crawl across the san marcos hillside whipped up by unseasonably warm santa anna winding spawning tornados. phil has only a garden hose to keep the flames back, but it will take so much more. fire crews are using an air attack to attack the san marcos fire which continues to grow and threaten homes. soon a fence is all that stands between the flames and the colony of apartments, but a

anna, you want this? an that?h, whoa whoa whoa. >> all these recipes on foxandfriends.com. stacy, thanks very much. >> the southern bite. >> back to you inside. >> yum. >> thanks so much. 20 members before the top of the hour. car crash on busy highway caught on camera, this is no accident. why police say the driver did this on purpose. >> oh. and you don't hear this very often. industry ready to accept our veterans with open arms. cheryl casone joins us with who is hiring. >> first on what is on america's news headquarters at noon. >> now that v.a. secretary shinseki is out the door will the veterans see real changes in their medical care. we will explore what's ahead as president obama goes through a brutal week of brutal finger pointing. governor huckabee and juan williams will be on deck. meet the boy lot and commander of marine one. what's it like piloting the world's most amazing helicopter. join us. the unique patch with time release smartcontrol technology that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long.

anna is in juba thousands have been killed since fighting began in december. a million others have fled their homes. just remind us of why this conflict started. >> this conflict began back in mid december. it was a power struggle really that over spilled into conflict when the president and the former vice president split. now, what started as a political conflict and then quickly spread out across the country and is taking on an ethnic complex, people are being killed along ethnic lines, reprisal attacks. the whole situation is escalating rather dramatically. >> that's what has brought secretary of state john kerry to juba today. he said he has some frank discussions with the president and he send, he told the media, that the president has agreed to discuss the idea of a transitional government. now, to that end, the president says he will travel to ethiopia and that et cetera willing to meet dr. machar, the leader of the rebels to discuss this transitional government. >> what we didn't know earlier was whether or not dr. machar would agree to this meeting o

unlike will jacob anna, armani and gabana, they're going to do it themselves.row sales 25% for beauty this year. the top 10 beauty brands and they have gotten to grow fivefold. via amazon,ng this via alibaba. >> if you cannot beat them, join them approach. dominatehey will do is that space and lure in the younger generations. ,s they become more wealthy they have to lock them into the brand. beating across the board. the transformation to beauty is well underway. >> we will have more analysis later on the program. let's tell you what is happening -- reporting numbers. details.resting their q1 sales came in at 11.1 billion. for your net see profit coming in above the 2013 results. linesaid it would be in with 2013, so they are upgrading their estimates. it will be doing better than they thought. perhaps that will be taken as something of a positive. thatinds of deal of details about how they have been performing. container volumes rose by 7.3%. freight rates did fall. that has been a continuing theme for the market. interesting to have the conversation with the

billy ray cyrus and anna kornakova.d" back in the day. >> jimmy: what does anna do? tennis? what does she do for the troops? >> what does she do? first she is an amazing person. she had just become a citizen. she wanted to go and give back to her country, america, by meeting the troops. that was great. she is super hot. and i will tell you this. because of the big part of the show. you do a little thing. bob hope banter thing. afterwards you sit and sign photos for the troops. and i swear to god. i have never seen more guys from, like, weird armies were showing up she is so hot. like "game of throne" countries were showing up to get a picture with anna. she is just amazing. >> jimmy: invited other armies into the fray. everybody was there, the lannisters. the beard guy is laughing. that was like, nerd candy right there. yes! >> jimmy: comedy underground. a little different than your typical stand-up comedy show? >> absolutely. i think you know this. like i do. we live in very politically correct times. you rock out, you

it's taken a while because of what anna cabrera there, no relation, was mentioning as far as the steep terrain that we're having to deal with and the weather conditions that have not been good. you can see the plume of smoke blowing from the north to east. by the afternoon we'll really pick up, 35 kilometers out of the question. even gustier tomorrow. the issue we'll have as we talk about the winds and temperatures, temperatures not going to be a problem. the shower and thunderstorms will be throughout the area. we have a low and we won't get beneficial rains today. today we'll potentially have lightning out there which will make conditions worse. by saturday the moisture moves through. we'll have wet ground out there. that will be better news for firefighting efforts. are you watching us from the eastern seaboard. rock and role day. 10 centimeter hail. new york, pennsylvania. take you through some of the damage. national weather service will be out there surveying what looked from ariel pictures to be a twisting of the wind. do we have the pictures? yes, there they are. you see the pi

nhk world's anna jong has the latest from jindo island close to the site of the accident. >> reporter: it's been a tough month for everyone in south korea since the ferry accident in the morning of april 16th. especially those directly involved in the tragedy. as of now, 280 people have been confirmed dead, while 23 still remain unaccounted for. most of them school children. however, the rescue operations have been badly hampered by the poor weather conditions. on may 6th, a 53-year-old diver died after venturing into the rough waters. this has come as a blow to many people who are dissatisfied with the pace of the government rescue efforts. they were counting on outside divers to speed things up. meanwhile, the residents of jindo county have been taking matters into their own hands. many are volunteering their time to provide support for relatives of the missing people. in this county, almost 1 in 5 people make a living from fishing or related tourism. the accident has changed their lives significantly. almost every day they've been going out to the area where the ferry sank, searchi

i'm anna edwards. it is 6:00 here in london this tuesday morning. bloomberg reporters are standing by across the world, ready to deliver the stories that will drive your day. ryan chilcote is in moscow to walk us through his exclusive interview with dmitry medvedev. stephen engle is in beijing to tell us what is topping the agenda. has thenathan ferro details on the guilty plea by credit suisse with u.s. authorities. .acktrack top story in an exclusive interview with bloomberg television, russia's prime minister dmitry medvedev sat down with ryan chilcote to talk about everything from the ongoing conflict in ukraine, the impact of sanctions, and russia's relationship with the united states. ryan chilcote joins us from moscow with the details area brian. >> high, anna. this was the prime minister's first interview in four months. we spent a good amount of time talking about sanctions. the prime minister is saying that the u.s. has called. this reminded him of leonid brezhnev's rule of the soviet union, saying that it was not since then that he has se

here's nhk world's anna jung. >> reporter: it's 2:00 a.m.n seoul, but this bus is crowded with people heading home after work or drinks with friends. the city night owl service of 44 buss from midnight until 5:00 a.m. about 6,000 passengers use it. the city government wanted to make the service's nine groups more efficient. so it decided to employ big data. the government began working with a major telecom company. at the company's data center, information is gathered around the clock from base stations throughout the country. >> based on cell phone conversations we can figure out how many people there are and when in a certain area. >> reporter: the company used the data collected from 3 billion cell phone calls. the darker colors correspond to heavier car volume. this is a more detailed map. the red line shows the old bus route. as the light color indicates, buses ran on less crowded streets. so the route was changed to the more crowded blue line, bringing more late-night passengers home. >> translator: our scientific approach made the ser

i'm anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck. >>> the president returning from a surprise trip to afghanistan where he told the troops their health is his focus. >> helping our wounded warriors and veterans isn't just a promise. it's a sacred obligation. >> the first conversations with my russian counterpart -- >> this morning we're hearing from the nation's highest-ranking military officer breaking from the president. his demand for accountability at the v.a. and what it means for secretary shinseki. >> they tried to stop him but it was too late. this morning how elliot rodger's parents tried to stop their son's murderous rampage and how the teen was able to convince police he wasn't a threat. >> this top prospect hit his very first home run. >> back at the track. it is gone! the first home run of the season. >> but there's a twist. you won't believe who was there to catch it at the time. so who is he? and why did that -- why was that so special? we'll find out. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> the 48th and 6th "fox & fr

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