abby: brew gel's bagels. 13 bagels, two tubs of cream cheese you need that with the bails going on now. there is significance to that number. also taking your tax questions today. pete: there is a form 1040 you are right. abby: i'm sorry. tax day is just the worst. isn't it for everyone? pete: i have a mug at home for republicans every day is july 4th. for democrats relevant april 15th. right? they are taking your money. we will see where it goes. we are following it. abby: send us your questions all morning. we vehicles% to answer them. jon: i got mine in early there year. ahead of the curve. an abulbasher are north feeling anxiety. we start with a fox news alert. of the white house is watching for north korea's next move as dictator kim jong un touts his military arsenal. pete: tension he is with the united states could lead to another nuclear test. jon: our griff jenkins is live from washington, d.c. with the very latest on all of this. griff? >> john, pete, and abby, tensions are running on high alert on the korean peninsula. massive show of force as north korea paraded full arsena

we're in the parking lot where a lot of the gunman's neighbors one of them kindly just made a bagel andn at ten after 6:00 this will be 18 hours since corporate stephen ballard died in the line every duty. so that is a long barricade situation. since i last talk to you, we got our first official update about the blast that we have heard all night from neighbors, and i'm on the phone again with sue, whose husband was with me here in the parking lot. and he just left for work after not getting home from work yesterday. so he spent the night here in the parking lot. and he's a loyal employee. he said, hey, who knows when this will end. i'm going to work, sue has been stuck in the house alone. she has been our ian ear witness. sue, i know i talk to you briefly before we went on the air. tell our viewers what has been happening say the past hour, if nothing, let them know. >> okay, absolutely nothing. i mean, the sun is coming up, the birds are chirping, and i don't hear or see a thing. >> but before that, from about quarter to 2:00, and specially at 4:00 a.m., for our people just watching u

i will buy a bagel, coffee, sit down, put my feet up and read my favorite column. >> thank you.k. >> thank you very much. i have a question for wilbur ross. >> you have a question for wilbur ross? that is? >> who is top of the list for a next free trade deal? europe, eu or the uk. a lot of debate back home about whether that promise will slip or not. we will ask the question and properly credit you. >> ankthanks, andrew. futures at this hour pointing higher. holding on to yesterday's rally. the same across europe. slight gains after a massive rally. joining us to discuss is darrell cronk. darrell, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> were you surprised by the level of rally we got off the back of that french election result and the global nature? >> i don't know that we were surprised. what you're doing is extracting some risk premium. when you looked at activity yesterday, there was unwinding of the hedges domestically here on concerns that the french election could go the opposite way. when you look at some european gains which were obviously strong yesterday, a big chunk

just on the wall, on health care, on a whole range of other things, he's come up with nothing but bagels. and this is a president that has accomplished very, very, very little and is kind of just grasping on policy issue after policy issue to kind of find his way in the dark. so i don't think -- even if you look at the numbers of support amongst republicans, you start to see republicans peeling off on the hill, he's in the middle of a huge fight on health care which -- >> let me -- >> doesn't look like they will ever be able to deliver. >> hold on a interests in minut talk about republicans. i'll give you a chance to respond jeff, but let me get david involved because not only are we talking about funding for the border wall that may or may not have support among the legislators who will be voting on the budget coming up in this past week, but the white house also says the priority is $30 billion to infuse the military budget. would all republicans be on board for that or would he find conservative opposition on that like he did with the obamacare repeal? >> i think he will find more con

my best friend cara visited me every weekend and brought me super donuts or a bagel. i loved it there. i also had a job as a checker. -- old-school, a grocery store in the center of town. anyone has worked at kmart, walmart or their local grocery store may not believe me but i really liked it. sure, some days you want to hang with your friends instead, but i was good at bagging groceries. it meant that i could afford tickets to see fish or god straight line of the grateful dead. i could buy crystals, they are very cool then. and dresses from winter sun. i also learned a lot about people, what they bought who use coupons, who didn't, who helped to pack and who just are there and waited who watched you scan every item in question the pri price. our store was only one of a cute view that accepted food stamps in the area which gave me more perspective than anything else experience growing up. a moment when you see them a woman with a kid or an older person trying to figure out what food stamps cover. the humiliation they can endure why holding up the liner having to put t

the kids are getting their eggs, mom and dad and friend, this is isn't the ordinary bagel. >> for us, we actually use a beet, funnel, sugar and salt mixture, and it's easy to do as well. you get a nice piece of salmon from your fishmonger, and i would just make sure all the bones are out, and that it's skinless, and salt, sugar, and whatever curing spices you want to put onto it. you don't need partnership salt or anything like that -- pink salt or anything like that. cure it over a week in your refrigerator. >> that's advanced planning, if i didn't start a week ago, do you have a couple things we can whip up. i love a little baby quiche. >> these are goat cheese, mushroom and asparagus. all those flavors pair nicely. sasparagus is up right now. you know, spring is such a great time of the year, where you have the green vegetables, everything is coming up, it's beautiful. we also have some papa ritz here as well. it can be savory or sweet. >> nice and light. >> exactly. >> they're airy, light,. >> i can eat 12 of them. they're so light inside. >> i want to pop up the fact that we have

she was wearing a long black dress and a bagel. they we re long black dress and a bagel.ld stay in custody until the next hearing, which would be at the old bailey on the 28th of april. —— and a veil. thank you very much. changes to the welfare system come into force today. from now on, tax credits and universal credit will be limited to the first two children from a family for new claimants. there is a clause which will require rape victims to prove their third child was born as a result of sexual violence in order to qualify for an exemption. women's groups and some opposition mps have objected to this. we can speak now to the snp mp alison thewliss, who is in our westminster studios. alison, you are one of those objecting to this new clause. spell out for as wide. it puts women in a really difficult position. having to relive the trauma of one of the worst experiences of their lives, having to tell that to a third—party professional, a doctor, a social worker, a nurse or a midwife, just in order to claim tax credits. have you any idea of the numbers of women that might

they bought krispy kreme, einstein brothers bagels, so there are synergy potentials and taking panera'sal expertise and stretching that out across other properties. has come upng that as the fact investors are betting against retailers. i see that is the next big short because these trends have persisted for so long, foot traffic declining come a but some analysts are pushing back against that. what are hearing when you talk to people in the market? >> i understand the impetus, but if you're betting against retailers, you are probably doing well now. if you look at how badly hit some companies have been, it seems like retailers can't catch a break. the other that has been on mall operators and whether you was among malltcies operators because of retailer shutting down and pulling out. betting on the retailers to struggle is a better bet because the mall operators have been crafty about finding people to fill the space, broadening restaurants and grocery stores to fill that tenant space, so maybe that is what is shifting the conversation to say may be retailers are the ones we should foc

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give you guys a bagel shout out. protectors, thank you very much for all your help, your prayers. right now, contact borden county. we have 800-plus water protectors still going through the process. >> thank you. thank you. let's give it up, everybody. yes. especially thank you to candy. that's my forever friend. we was pregnant together. the women in here. the it takes root delegation coming from all over the world. grass-roots global justice and the climate justice alliance was for theyears ago signing of an creation of the environmental justice pencils. -- principles. if you do not know those principles, you do not know environmental justice. if you have your smart, google principles of environmental justice. give it up for our next speaker. representing the youth in brooklyn. they are representing that it takes root delegation. go ahead. .'ma let you have the mike >> hello, everybody. how you feeling today? i'm 16 years old, and i'm a youth organizer. i'm so inspired to be in front of all you beautiful people tod

(phone camera clicking) a smoked mackerel on a bagel. wild sockeye from alaska.illed yellowfin niçoise. teriyaki farmed salmon. a new kind of shrimp, grown indoors in a warehouse upstate. all of them tell a story, where they came from and how they ended up on my plate. when i was a kid, my parents divorced when i was about three years old and my dad pretty much disappeared from my day-to-day life. i'd see him only on the weekends. for some strange reason, fishing was something that i did to fill that empty space. and i spent a lot of time just disappearing. you know, a day wasn't just a day, a day was an exploration of a river and the fish that were in it. when i got older, you know, you're always, as a fisherman, looking for that next great body of water, and for me, that next great body of water was the sea. carl safina is a friend, a naturalist and a writer. he's also a fisherman. so when did you first... you know, you grew up fishing... you grew up fishing on long island and around here. when did you first notice that there was an overfishing situation? >> wh

bruger's bagels is giving you a deal, also. >> we're saving you money. >> bill: good morning. the search for that cleveland killer is still underway at this hour. there is a manhunt that has gone nationwide. steve stephens, age 37 on the run considered dangerous. moments from now, police will provide us with the latest details and we'll watch and listen for that statement together. good morning. it's tuesday. i'm bill hemmer, welcome to "america's newsroom." >> shannon: i'm shannon bream in for martha maccallum. local and federal agencies expanding their search this morning. a $50,000 reward is being offered for information leading to his capture. >> bill: facebook says it will review its video posting policies after the murder was posted and left on the site for several hours online. >> shannon: we are learning that steve stephens was facing serious financial trouble. he had a gambling problem and recently evicted from his apartment. the victim was 74-year-old robert godwin, father of 10, grandfather to 14. his family has this message for the killer. >> i just want him to kno

the most sense is a company based in luxembourg that operates a number of other brands, einstein bagelspete's, krispy kreme, green mountain. for a lot of reasons an acquisition of panera bread not only brings them a digital platform that ultimately they could use across their portfolio but also provides them with an opportunity for vertical integration of the coffee business with what panera sells and, oh, by the way, panera has a very great prospect for its cpd, a consumer package business, that they could also benefit from. so there's a lot of reasons why they ultimately would be the better fit versus anybody else. >> so if you are a shareholder of panera bread, bob, what would you do at this point? would you take the gains and leave the stock? if jab holdings were the buyer at what price, what sorts of premiums have premiums have they paid in the past? >> again, it all depends. beauty is in the eye of the beholder. if you have a motivated buyer and it came down to an auction, the price could drift well over $300 a share. could it be -- just on a fundamental basis, you know, i could s

. >> they have coffee and bagels so they are sort of trying to use the synergies of the brands. >> theymuch as you would expect from a traditional private equity firm that would use some of the capabilities -- >> try to leverage them up, suck out dividends, leave them loaded with debt. maybe that's what they'll do with the new firm. >> they try to distinguish themselves from a 3g known for aggressive cost cutting. >> leslie, thank you. >>> j.a.b.'s offering of $315 a share represents a 30% premium to panera's price. that got us thinking where does the value everyone else in the food space and who could be ripe for the picking? global director of equity research. r.j., great to have you with us. using any multiple you want on this deal can you apply that to any other names in your coverage universe implying they would be undervalued? >> it will be tough in this case and j.a.b. has a track record of overpaying for things. they have their own aspirations with each one of the brands they paid n. a deal like this, the numbers come out to about 34 times or 2018, about 15 times that's a bit ab

. >> listen, maybe they're going to sell bagels and shoes, you know.n't have to be synergy. just have to buy companies that are well known and maybe can use a little tweaking or something. is that the idea here? >> no. i don't think so, joe. >> what is it? >> in my view, panera bread becomes the crown jewel for this group, j.a.b. holdings. and what panera bread brings is not just the bakery cafe business, but especially a number of attributes that they can use throughout their system, especially their restaurant system, and their coffee business. they've -- i think the real key piece, the piece that i think many have struggled to put a valuation metric on is what's the technology worth? the panera bread has developed, you know, some of the best -- one of the best digital platforms in the restaurant industry. and they can use that essentially, probably not simplistically, but relatively across the restaurant system that j.a.b. operates. that ties in to the my panera loyalty program. these are attributes that panera has developed proprietary products, pr

like einstein bagels. >> owned by j.a.b. >> they own einstein. >> i got hungry yesterday talking about.a.b. >> really? >> still to come, unilever. by the way they own a bunch of food stuff too. and their ceo -- >> they don't like that country crock anymore. it's got low single digit growth. see you later. >> they're outlining the growth. they sent kraft heinz packing when they wanted to buy unilever. and also ahead, jeff bezos wants you to take you to space. how he's financing blue origin. see things your way. ♪ ♪ you have access to the right information at the right moment. ♪ ♪ and when you filter out the noise, it's easy to turn your vision into action. ♪ ♪ it's your trade. e*trade. start trading today at etrade.com it's been over 100 years since the first stock index was created, as a benchmark for average. yet a lot of people still build portfolios with strategies that just track the benchmarks. but investing isn't about achieving average. it's about achieving goals. and invesco believes doing that today requires the art and expertise of high-conviction investing. translation? why

maybe sit outside somewhere and enjoy your bagel. i'm thinking about outdoor dining.e a barbecue. an early easter egg hunt? some cities have those going on today. >>> it doesn't matter what you want to do, you have great weather coming your way. if you are going for a high, those temperatures are climbing fast. already in the 60s. here's a look of san francisco from across the bay. the wind has gone away for the most part. we will have light breeze but nothing like we've seen over the last 48 hours. high pressure taking control of the weather pattern and you can see here we have plenty of sunshine, a little bit a patchy fog north of point reyes and we have an orderly flow that will remain in place. it is calm in fairfield. quite a difference from yesterday morning. if you were driving to work on i 80, it was probably blowing you around. i was tracking gusts around 35 miles an hour. the warming trend will continue today. temperatures will peak. the cool down a little tomorrow but still a gorgeous day. a lot of 70s and the forecast for the afternoon. upper 60s and upper

analyst says it's a great fit despite the high valuation, considering that jab is in bed with einstein bagelshigher by 4/10 of 1%. hitting yet another record high. today the news is that the company did sign a deal, a $50 million deal to stream 10 thursday night nfl games. it was similar to what twitter did last year. twitter said it led to a 40 live broadcasts. it looks like amazon is really getting into the media business. david: i watched one or two of those games on twitter. 4.5 it comes to that trillion dollar federal reserve balance sheet, markets right now have more questions than answers, but that could change in the near future, starting today with the release of minutes of the central banks march meeting. joining us now is michael mckee. you sort of got the ball rolling with an interview of mr. dudley last week. could be early as this year where we could start rolling back the balance sheet. where are we rolling with this? michael: the fed put out a statement of their intentions. once they made significant progress on normalizing interest rates, we will turn to the balance sheet. us

abby: i love panera best cinnamon bagel with hazel nut cream cheese.ve: that changes everything. ainsley: have you such an important coming up with congressman mass down in florida. abby: stick around 6:25 a.m. stick around i look forward to that i do want to start with a fox news alert. u.s. air force taking quick action intercepting russian bombers off the coast of alaska. two foreign jets detected 100 miles south of it dakota island air force space. the air force jets flying beside the bombers and flew away. first intersessions of russian aircraft off the west coast in nearly two years. another letter, police say he screamed allahu akbar. this morning they are not calling it terrorism. >> this is solely based on race. it has nothing to do with terrorism, in spite of the statements he made. abby: corey alli muhammad admits to killing three white men. under investigation like this one where he praises the quote cataclysmic natural disaster striking again saying allah u akbar. >> nationwide hunt for facebook killer. employer looking for steve stephens

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