if that actually escalates and it's not just rhetoric, you'll see that in brent crude first. you won't see it as fast in wti. there's plenty of oil globally. brent crude is where russia can actually have some influence on the supply and price. > > bob, thanks for bringing that to us this morning. > > thank you for having me. and the beat goes on... financial times recently reported apple is in talks to buy beats electronics for 3.2 billion dollars. rapper dr. dre co-founded the company. the beats business which sells snazzy high quality headphones that are populr with teens and young adults. apple shareholders made some noise friday by selling the stock, which closed down 2 dollars at 585 dollars. "i really don't think there is an actionable trade set-up that is going to come off of this news. you know, we didn't see anything unusual in th options market in apple on friday, you know, so i really think the action was muted." buying beats would be the largest purchase to date for cash rich apple. but tech analyst rob enderle believes the tech giant is better -- off beat. "apple

brent walker thinks it was a mattress fire caused by his roommate. his son thinks it was a discarded cigarette from the same housemate. fire investigators are looking into it. so far, no cause determined. >>> despite the baggage, the legal baggage, the 49ers are banking on aldon smith. the team is bringing back the troubled linebacker. today the 49ers elected to pick up the final year of his five-year contract. smith would have been a free agent after this season if the team didn't act by today. the 24-year-old faces felony gun charges and drunk driving charges. he was also arrested last month for making a fake bomb threat at los angeles airport. cheers and support for colin kaepernick, getting a warm welcome in his hometown of turlock. this is about 60 miles southeast of livermore, turlock's annual mayor's prayer breakfast. kaepernick made his first public comments about his incident in a miami condo last month involving alcohol, marijuana, and a woman who was taken to the hospital. no charges were filed in that case. today he told the crowd that in

we like to see that brent crude, wti spread widen. i don't know if that's going to happen in the short term. there was actually a refinery in the east coast that shut down temporarily due to a tornado-- that's going to affect gas prices across the u.s. a slight spike in gas prices and potential widening in the wti and brent. > > thank you, bob. > > anytime. blame it on the weather. the economic recovery ran into a frigid headwind in the first quarter... as winter weather hampered businesses activity. gdp fell by 1%, it's the first negative number in 3 years as businesses were slower to boost inventories. however, consumer spending rose 3.1%. and one money manager sees a plus coming from the labor market. "take a look at the labor market - claims fell 27,000 in the month and we're looking at continued improvement in that area. so the labor markets are really continuing to improve here. that's the positive thing." the housing sector could get stimulus shot as mortgage rates decline for the 5th consecutive week. the 30 year fell to 4.12%

>>brent schuttethanks so much. >>thank you. still ahead--will pfiz i'm going to pass chemistry, and i'll take it from there. i'm going to do what makes me happy. i'm going to work hard. be independent. live large. make the most of every opportunity. i knew i wanted to go to college. but figuring out how to pay for it? i didn't have a clue. the u.s. department of education has over $100 billion. and that's a lot of money. to help students pay for college. and the free application? you mean the fafsa. i did it online. it was easy. i'm never giving up on my goals. i will make a difference. i'm going to find out how to pay for college. i'm going to college.gov. pfizer stock has been selling off into earnings. joining us now is andrew keenepresident of keeneonthemarket.com. he's here to give us a dose of information. good morning. >>good morning angie. how are you? >>i'm doing very well. what do you see in the charts here andrew? >>the chart actually looks like it's breaking down. it got under 31 level. we saw a huge institutional b

nonetheless, brent, they would argue the irs scandal broke and when it did, they covered it and covered it hard and it's dwindled since then. >> yeah, but the problem with that is that it didn't dwindle. there is more and more and more developments and you're getting to the point where you've got contempt charges. same thing with benghazi. with benghazi, you have a special house committee that's going to get to the bottom of this. this is huge. how could they spend 47 seconds on benghazi but over 12 minutes on that silly correspondence dinner. >> that's unbelievable. is that the nightly newscast as opposed to the morning shows? >> this is morning and evening. megyn, this is the kind of thing that if this were a republican, they would be breaking into programs. it would be live coverage four men died in mbenghazi. this is big, and they don't cover it. the irs scandal is big. democrats joined republicans. they understand this is bipartisan. still no coverage. >> wow, the numbers tell the story. brent, good to see you. >> thank you, megyn. >>> coming up, an award winning journalist who cov

we have brent wilsey, wilsey asset management. why he is buying retail even though some names are swooning. we have the chief investment officer telling us why overseas is better buy and todd horowitz in the pits of the cme. todd, a fascinating move in the markets where the stock piers simply piled in as soon as those minutes came out. >> hi, liz, hi, david. certainly they were buying. basically they were buying all day and they didn't stop. they're still buying now. when we look at the big picture the russell was very weak compared to the rest of the market but apparently the dow and s&p like the fed minutes. they like what is going on. they like the free money policy they have no fierce. they will continue to take the big brooms and sweep bad news under the carpet and we'll eventually keep hiding from it until eventually we say what happened? now the market continues higher. david: bret, a lot of it i think had to do with a interview with bill dudley yesterday where he said interest rates will be low as far as the eye can see. i

brent hall. not a single warning.is it possible that had the medical examiner who had the report, the autopsy saying that it was carbon monoxide poisoning that had killed the jenkinses in the same room in which jeffrey williams was staying, and he had delivered that report to the hotel or the police, jeffrey might still be alive? >> i absolutely agree with that. >> reporter: we went to dr. hall's office where a receptionist was unreceptive. >> reporter: hi there. >> can i help you? >> reporter: yes, ma'am. i'm matt gutman from abc news. hi. >> okay. i'm not interested. thank you. >> reporter: hall has resigned as the medical examiner. this isn't the first time carbon monoxide has killed in a hotel. dr. lindell weaver has been warning about the danger for years. >> the reason a hotel is particularly dangerous is really because of the sheer number of people who could be there. >> reporter: weaver studied carbon monoxide incidents in motels, hotels and resorts. in one five-year period, more than 750 people were poisoned.

welcome, brent, to "power lunch." nice to have you here. >> hi, sue.o be here. >> talk to me about this. mr. buffett being a very large shareholder in coke and a very high-profile guy said he's generally satisfied. they like the people over at coke, but he didn't agree with the plan. how common is it for this type of negotiation to take place after the meeting is done? >> probably more common than we really think about, sue. again, mr. buffett's an interesting person in that he didn't want to cause any problems at that program. he wanted to talk to management afterwards and he did a good job. it's a whole lot easier to do it that way than to be an antagonist like a lot of people out there. we have to applaud him for how he did it. >> does it put mr. kent in a difficult position because he's trying to retrain and retain talent in an environment that has been challenging in some sectors of their business for coca-cola? >> absolutely. and i think that's one of the key issues is that investors sometimes don't know what it's like to be the ceo. and with coc

also get willing to the brent and it looks pretty good getting into san francisco and the drive timere is 8 minutes or less and there are no meaning problems by the way as i mentioned between and francis and traffic here is moving along nicely if you are driving between hayward and fremont, it is a nice looking drive and no trouble on way to fry me and i know at least after off to a good -- traffic is off to a good start. >> good morning we have clear skies. i don't know about this excessive heat watch but let's not go bonkers. i am looked at some of the projections for clear lake and stockton and not one of them has a 100-degree forecast for wednesday, i think we will be warming up and for any of you who don't like anything over 75, you will not like this week. we have a 60 out in antioch, fairfield is 45, 47 santa rosa. half-moon bay is sheeping in. cop cord has a punch of one and it will be large and in charge and today we start to warm up. up in tahoe and it is a cool warning and systems are going under a over as this deep ends and it will be warm to hot this week. warm to hot we

brent jones had brought her current out here to play when she heard what it happen she came running back and get of the kids and brought it them into our house. all family and friends to try to catch up on who was injured also turned on their did this and why? police are still looking for suspects and attempting to comb through possible surveilance video. disturbing news in northern california. a priest at a davis congregation was arrested friday for having a sexual relationship with a teenage girl. rowena shaddox spoke with members of the church. a week-long investigation ended with davis police arresting father hector coria of st. james catholic church. police believe coria began the inappropriate relationship with a 17-year-old girl from his parish, late last year. investigators learned of the alleged affair just this week, and began their investigation, which led them to search several locations yesterday and ended with coria booked into the yolo county jail. he has since bailed out. the news of his arrest, shocked many at tonight's evening mass. meaning coria can't wear the collar,

media watcher brent zell has had it. a lot of the country has. this was deliberate deception involving the death of an american ambassador, deception that came right before a presidential election. i'm astonished the media did not pay close take. >> at the same time, and the same week, we have knew the e-mail that show how calculated and calloused this administration was and how cold-hearted calculating they were in trying to formulate this lie about a video. and now you have a top military person coming out and saying, not only was it never a video, but they could have been saved possibly. so what you have is huge, huge, huge news because four men died as a result of this. including the ambassador to the united states. fox news gave this coverage 74 minutes live, not your news program last night but just the live coverage. 74 minutes. msnpc, 24-hour supposed news channel. zero. cnn, which calls itself the worldwide news leader, zero coverage of this. what is more important than this story? >> why? you made the case this is extremely important st

brent stephenson assistant superintendant san francisco unified has been committed for a number of years improving special education services in the city. as we have made accessibility to our schools for students with disability we've also needed to adjust our staffing so they follow the students into different schools as they are needed. the school district says it understands the concerns of the parents and says it is committed to the education of all the students in san francisco unified. i'm jeff bush in san francisco, kron four news. we checked into this story after a viewer told us about it. and we'd love to hear from you as well. if you have a tip or a story idea. tell us about it! you can submit your idea on our website. kron four dot com. just look for. the "my kron 4 story" tab. police are investigating yet another pedestiran. hit by a vehicle in san francisco. this crash happened just before 3:00- this afternoon. at sunset and yorba street. an s-u-v going north on yorba. ran over a 20-year-old woman crossing sunset boulevard. that"s the same area where, in february, a 15-year-

brent crude also rising $110 a barrel. the cost of brent can drive the price of gasoline.ternational energy agency already calling on opec to increase production in the second half of the year to compensate. >>> also watching a huge deal, not this at&t deal. astrazeneca rejecting another offer from pfizer. the stock dropping nearly 14% on the most recent no. this time, pfizer offered nearly $120 billion for the british rival. that's a 45% premium. and it was pfizer's final offer. the company says it will not make a hostile bid. >>> more shocking revelations about how safety issues were handled at gm pre-bankruptcy. the national highway and safety administration made public general communications from 2008. the carmaker told employees to avoid certain nondescriptive phrases and words in e-mails. gm encouraging employees not to use words like death trap, rolling sarcophagus and lawsuit waiting to happen all on this list. safety and defect were supposed to be avoided. today's gm encourages employees to discuss safety issues. >> rolling sarcophagus not a good selling point. >>

number 3 -- brent lowrie chose them widely. number 2, buddy reed, can he get there? oh yeah. number 1, watch this, bubba watson playing miniature golf. watch what happens. wait for it, wait for it. >> what? >> shout of the night, we'll be right back. >> how did he do that? >>> pick your climate, what do you think? do you want? >> we got anything you want this weekend. choose what you want and there l be a climate that fits you. >> big plans? >> hanging out with family and barbecue. >> you are hitting the lakes again? >> i might. it is a good week for it. >> good night! and now, king of the sing guitar, david letterman! captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs ( band playing "late show" theme ) ( cheers and applause )

to push the most feared arm of the federal government to persecute conservative organizations -- >> brent, you know -- >> like americans for prosperity. >> carl leaven's office says look, he was concerned that these groups were using their political abilities to sway people and they are not allowed to do politics, essentially, so he wanted them checked out and they claim he investigated liberal groups, even though it was one, compared to 11. >> they say that but it's a litany of conservative groups. what is the irs going to do when a senior member, the united states senate says i want this done as if the irs was the personal fiefdom of carl leaven but this is what happens when it's a government out of control, and we have a government out of control. so you've got those three major developments. the fourth was that the media thought there was no interest in this, abc, nbc, cbs, not one second has been devoted to this. and to put that in as proper perspective. they were spending 20 minutes talking about karl rove and hillary clinton but zero seconds on these stories. >> brent, thank you ve

those kinds of problems with ukraine with feed into a higher brent price. everything that i see risks oil prices to the up side, global oil prices. that means gas prices here in the united states are risky to the up side. >> not so bad to europe -- >> but the commuter costs are mitigated? >> touche. >> europe also has it a lot worse than we do, but the $4 seems -- that seems to be when the economy seems to have a problem, when gas prices hit that $4 threshold, that's when we start to talk about recession again. >> i disagree with that a little bit. as our viewers know, i've been out there saying the gas tax needs to be raised. everyone wants to chop my head off. we're also goods broke, right? we'll get higher tolls or higher gas prices. one of the two has to happen. 63,000 bridges already are structurally deficient. would raising the gas tax destroying the economy? >> it would hurt. gas prices cut across the board. everybody is tethered to them, forced to pay them. it's not directed or focused. that has a much more generalized effect. >> dan, a real pleasur

brent. >>> a little girl hospitalized tonight after being shot in the neck while playing in front of her oakland home. >> the gunman is still on the loose. how is she doing tonight alicia? >> reporter: well we are told that her mom and family members here at oakland's children right by her side. >> shots rang out and jacqueline collapsed on the pavement. police say a car driving down the 1800 block of 66th avenue stopped and two men got out and started walking back on tn block and firing multiple shots. >> it is nerve-racking. it is gang related. >> officials believed that he was intended the target. telling us his injuries are netting. 8-year-old jacqueline, however was playing behind this fence was hit in the neck. the victim to one of those bullets. her dad, carlos, tells us she fell to the ground. >> stray bullets hit a number of homes and pierced walls and flower pots and windows. this neighbor that wants to protect her identity is grateful that she was in the back of her house. >> i could have been in the front and who knows what would happen. they saw the holes in my house. it

for firefighters to see what they were doing they did not have to rescue anyone partly because of brent walker who got people out of the home. he credits military training. >> nothing you take credit for, it is just they train you to save lives, it don't leave. >> i learned on the scene in addition to two hurt resident as firefighter was taken to the hospital complaining of check pain. what starts the fire? the residents have theories. a burning cigarette and another says a faulty lamp but the fire chief said it is too early to speculate on the cause of the fire. >>> happening now, a bay area congressman is touring mineta san jose international airport to examine execute after a teen stowed away on a plane. the representative is speaking to reporters after getting a brief on security measures. the visit is two weeks after the santa clara teen sneaked on a flight to hawaii after jumping an airport fence. the teen hid in a wheel well for the five hour flight. swalwell is the northern member of the house of representatives homeland security subcommittee on transportation security. early th

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then cops like lieutenant brent mole review the evidence. >> is he safe? right there.ng to say he made a safe turn. he did look, he was in control of his vehicle. there was no pedestrians and no other cross vehicular traffic. i'm going to reject that. >> okay. >> if it's like baseball, if it's a tie, the runner gets the advantage. so if it's a tie and i can't really tell, we'll give the advantage to the person running the light. >> it's giving them the benefit of the doubt, basically. >> right. it's for safety, it's not about revenue for me. this city is not going to collapse if i don't write a ticket, or if i don't hit an accept versus reject on here. >> the comp mails citations to drivers who can pay the fine or request a hearing. >> the contractor keeps about 30%. >> the company up fronts all the money in exchange, they receive a percentage. it allows us, as a division of police, to concentrate, quite frankly, on more violent crime. >> studies of red light cameras' effect on crashes aren't conclusive. most say they cut down on right angle crashes which tend to be se

. >> brent is 10126789 commodity acts well. >> final word to you mike. >> market neutrality doesn't meanverything. there's got to be some place you are long. i think this is of all of them probably the best way to do it. >> a quick programing note as well, next up on ""mad money,"" it is raining on the east coast. plus, kramer might have an interview that can cinch that surge. find out about that after after this vol estimate. up next, the final "options action." don't go away. . ♪ ♪ ♪ [ tires screech ] chewley's finds itself in a sticky situation today after recalling its new gum. [ male announcer ] stick it to the market before you get stuck. get the most extensive charting wherever you are with the mobile trader app from td ameritrade. ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. it's friday afternoon, the traders want to go home. let's get to the last call. mike, you take

few 90s out towards brent wood and livermore.ncisco, instead of the 80s, we're going to go to 70s, 73 degrees. here is a look ahead. beginning to cool things off for friday. but really kicks in for saturday and by sunday gusty windows developing by sunday afternoon as well. >> big crash causing problems forever morning commuters. it spilled a load of dirt across 680 in fremont. this all happened near the auto mall parkway. traffic was shut down for more than an hour. no other vehicles involved here. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> a neighborhood suddenly becomes a chaotic scene. find out what happened to most of an entire city block to give way just like that. >> talking about a bird house. one home a hot spot now for hundreds of birds. >>> heavy rains may have caused a street to collapse wednesday in baltimore maryland. several cars tumbled down the slope, a 120-are-year-old retaining wall gave way -- the cars to vanish. officers say no houses were damaged but people who live across the street were evacuated a

doug wilson says 37-year-old defensiveman boyle will not return and, meanwhile, brent burns will be moved back to a defenseman. >>> now, we have moved mike away, but it's only because of the vacation, so, let's check in with -- >> he's in a wedding, i think. >> not his own. >> pretty soon you won't be able to call on me because i will be gone because you have babies coming. you guys probably don't know i am going to be a dad soon and i am very excited. i have babiy eon the brain this morning. 166, our sky cam looking outside on 101 coming in northbound you can see traffic moving smoothly there and no problems to report speeds and up to 60 to 70 miles per hour. moving through fast there. palo alto shows the same situation. wide open lanes on the northbound side and traffic starting to pick up on the southbound side and wide open lanes there and the lights have not been turned on and probably not turned on for another hour or so you're good to go as we get you in the next hour. >> you think you have baby on the brain now, every day, my friend. >>> bay area technology keeping you safer. the

for the first time 3 days-- the price of brent oil edged higher. it's climbing as russia indicates it "respects" the results of the weekend vote in eastern ukraine allowing for independence. and-- gazprom-- russia's largest oil producer is threatening to stop gas shipments june 3rd, to ukraine unless the country pre-pays for gas. "you know, there are very strong signals that if russia turns off the spigot then they are going to be hit with a release of a lot of oil on the global market. you have the saudis saying that they'll release oil from the reserve, i'm sure that the us would consider releasing oil from their reserves and i'm sure the international energy agency would release oil as well." that was oil trader phil flynn who is also a fox business news analyst. last month gazprom raised the price it charges ukraine for gas by 81%. nearly 15% of gas coming from gazprom in russia-- flows through ukraine to the rest gazprom is also close to signing a deal to provide natural gas to china. chuck coppola joins us now with a bright spot in the energy

. >> reporter: that guy was brent walker, who said he got his son up, but then he knew his landlords were still inside. >> i said, we've got people in there, i've got to go back in. i ran back in and came back out, and i said, i can't get back in there, the smoke's too thick. she gave me another fire extinguisher. and the second time, i guess he had opened the back door, and you know what happens with oxygen and fire. >> reporter: he carried those two fire extinguishers throughout the morning. when firefighters arrived, it had jumped to three alarms and spread to four homes. >> there's nothing in between. those are common walls, zero lot line separation, so once the fire gets going, these are all wood frame structures, you're going to get a lot of damage. >> reporter: the fog limited visibility early on as 90 firefighters had to knock the blames down. a neighbor snapped this picture of flames pouring from one home. two people were injured and the red cross arrived to help people who were chased out with just the clothes on their back. >> you know, everybody alive. but the house is go

good friend brent heehee sharing through one of his acts. if you keep the house every weekend the campus financed through generations and it isn't the equivalent of twenty five years. it was yet in britain but not all of this so young and everyone is rambo in. but if we train a million people on the night even the chinese army will be able to beat us with little in which its troops. i didn't know the students are learning urban warfare. their mom this weekend just past the camp on monday. the university of kentucky for kiev. here are a people prepared by paul little. in kiev. presidential hopeful you need to shed google's own ukrainians to prepare for war against russia. the most interesting advice by war veterans. she imagines they will be resistance against the russians well we have the kids to the ears and agrees to go to occupy all of ukraine much. it's too and when we see this orange on the defence ministry and security services are doing then it's clear we have to give every ukrainian the chance to defend their country. he took over th

and brent hall continues to fight skate against the western program the senator plans to put a hold on the federal court nomination of a lawyer and legal justification for drone strike more on that coming up lawmakers and enjoy first class flight to taxpayers' dime. pushing the congress members. flight. great show they made the hike and washington d c and d printer watching retainer fierce battles between ukrainian soldiers into government separate test in the country's east of life more than fifty people dead in recent days. the eastern ukrainian town of funding and government troops have renewed the crackdown on protesters. there are thought to be casualties on both sides including civilians preliminary report suggested least ten locals in for troops. i can't recount according to the interior ministry ukrainian army helicopter was downed in the study on scaring up our keys plus later became trapped in a town on the road on our block. she sent this report. the honeymoon. think of it to come into the hands of the ukrainian army resort last year. london's aim market. i can tell because

when i heard brent, we got to build something big, yeah, talk is cheap.fter windows, can anyone, it seems like the disruptors were all, that i have new names, and the old companies just don't have the, i don't know, there is something different about the environment there. are the next big ideas going to come from the old company? >> we think some of them can. we think many of the new ideas right now are coming from the new breed of companies like sell source.com and vm ware. i think satya mentioned about building the next thing we think around mobility the market share is disappointing it at less than 14%. on the enterprise cloud, there is a big turnt, where they have been transitioning to a subscription commercial modem. that business has been very good. we think there is capabilities pence microsoft to get there. they obviously had the cash position but i think we are early to see what this next big idea is. if i was him, i would continue to push on the strength, which is the enterprise commercial business. if you look at the last quarter the component

moss that's good defense by donaldson brent moss come up to to run home. >> : a's will want to let me malone and drownings did beat washington 8 nothing. >> : on the nfl draft around two and three less 9 forty- niners trained 2015 pick for the stevie johnson to look got to the niners drafted yesterday. running back carlos of baja a state considered to be the best running back drafted also sent marcus martin from usc linebacker from wisconsin and guard brandon thomas of the top and then bring up the third round for the niners. none of the raiders as a pig and the second round could be a good one quarterback derrick carr for eric seitz. considered the tops prospects in this year's draft and is hoping he'll be the quarterback of the future six syringes three-pronged guard. >> : the nba naming richard parsons says the the new ceo for the clippers is a former chairman of citicorp and former chairman of seat ceo of time warner. he will be filling the shoes of and the roster who is taking and a definite leave of absence could >> : let some been known to one half million dollar fine. issue th

brent? if the deal goes through a t and t. will buy direct tv. for $48.5 billion. at the america's largest satellite provider would create the largest u.s. tv at internet company after comcast. many industry experts were read the march would drive up prices for people earlier this year comcast announced plans to buy time warner cable for $45 billion. now some want lawmakers and some lawmakers and experts are calling on regulators to act. >> reporter: the surprising new wrinkle is that they have the exclusive contract with the nfl sunday ticket to a multi-year agreement between dark and at that expires after the upcoming season. at&t may back out of the deal because that is so important to at&t. >> catherine: that is kind of fun to watch thank you grant. >> catherine: new tonight at 8 san francisco is turning to extreme measures to prevent pedestrian accidents and deaths. kron4 tech reporter gave slate shows us the new technology they are testing on children. (foreign language) (foreign language) gabe slate tech report >> reporter: >> is pretty scary you do not know

. >>> and bridge brent but there is something with his chains this week which may throw you for a looptarting off pretty good, we'll be right back stay tuned. ♪ ♪ thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where helping people comes first. chase. so you can. . >>> janine de la vega is right there and firefighters faced a really busy start to california's fire season, janine? >> reporter: yes, and that's because it happened here at this homeless encampment known as the jungle and the fire was spotted by 3:00 3:00 a.m. she was fighting and the fires way made and they say it started by somebody cooking with propane and should not have done that because of the drought. they are ahead of normal and the dry weather could keep firefighters busy. >> it is helping things to dry out quicker. >> reporter: fire season officially started a week alan yesterday they were called to at least 9 vegetation fires in the middle of it, people are advised to remove dry fresh. reporting live janine de la vega

. >> the real tell is that brent acts really well. right? it's $109 this week. wti at $102.lying commodity acts well. we think exxon participates. >> final word to you, mike. >> market neutrality doesn't mean you sell absolutely everything. there has to be some places you're long. i think of all of them, this is probably the best place to do it. >> a quick programming note because next up on mad money it's raining here on the east coast but if you're still feeling parched, cramer might have an interview that can quench that thirst. find out if aqua america can provide a steady stream of returns after this volatility. but up next, with the final call from the options pit. don't go away. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. [ bell ringing, applause ] five tech stocks with more than a 10%... change in after-market trading. ♪ all the te

that is thanks in part to brent walker, who is credited with getting people out of their homes. walker credits military training. >> in addition to two people hurt, i have learned a firefighter went to the hospital as well. now, residents another says a faulty break. >> a caution nary tale in san jose. a woman has been arrested for renting out a condo to three different couples the woman was taken into custody by a real estate fraud unit, being held on $150,000 bail a cording to investigators morus used craig's list to advertise a condo in this building and made off with thousands in deposits. morris could spend four years if convicted. >> bart announced it's arrested two men for stealing bicycles they didn't release their names or pictures but said one is a repeat offender. >> a group representing african american businesses say they have reached a deal to avoid a tourit boycott. a group announced an initiative on equity and inclusion in the hospitality industry months after the chamber of commerce said that blacks were shut out of the city's $9 billion tourism industry includi

that is thanks in part to brent walker, who is credited with getting people out of their homes. walker credits military training. >> in addition to two people hurt, i have learned a firefighter went to the hospital as well. now, residents another says a faulty break. >> a caution nary tale in san jose. a woman has been arrested for renting out a condo to three different couples the woman was taken into custody by a real estate fraud unit, being held on $150,000 bail a cording to investigators morus used craig's list to advertise a condo in this building and made off with thousands in deposits. morris could spend four years if convicted. >> bart announced it's arrested two men for stealing bicycles they didn't release their names or pictures but said one is a repeat offender. >> a group representing african american businesses say they have reached a deal to avoid a tourit boycott. a group announced an initiative on equity and inclusion in the hospitality industry months after the chamber of commerce said that blacks were shut out of the city's $9 billion tourism industry includi

101 is slow and not all that bad likewise for the peninsular and we have up to 42 minutes between brente road and the interchange. let's go back to the desk. >>> sonoma county supervisor efren carrillo was cleared of criminal charges in a peeping case, however his political future could be on the line. ktvu channel 2 news' tara moriarty has more on how the calls for him to resign are getting louder, good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning, efren carrillo was wearing nothing but socks and unaware while looking through a woman's window and we have been trying to get comments from the public and a lot of you were not familiar with the case but here is the deal, last week efren carrillo was acquitted of peep being charges and state senators say the charges against him from serious and he should step down. chirmly -- shirley zane called his actions who are roan does and after getting dropped off by his girlfriend, he took off most of his clothes, grabbed a few beers and walked over to his neighbor as she slept put his hand through her window screen and we will have to see what the othe

that's where brent walker and his son jordan lived. and it quickly spread from that house to three other houses. two of them were gutted. it started at 6:30 this morning when jordan walker started yelling. his father smelled smoke and opened the bedroom door. >> the fire was right there. >> he says it started in a room rented by a housemate. >> the house was blazing. >> he tried to douse the flames, but it wasn't enough. he got a second and ran back in. >> when i ran back in the second time, hazel had opened the back door. he says it looked like a scene from the movie "back draft." he got six people out of the house. a woman friend also taken to the hospital for breathing problems. fire chief joanne white says it was a particularly difficult fire because of the fog. >> you couldn't see the flame until you were half a block away. >> after the fog and smoke lifted, a dozen residents were allowed a quick trip back into their home. esther's home is damaged but she has already heard from insurance. >> your insurance company said go ahead an

that's a huge tax not only in europe on the brent oil site but here.any shape or form in the middle east, oil is going up. >> i think putin is in big trouble, russia is in trouble. popularity is overwhelming right now, however, when the russians start to feel whatever pain the obama sanctions there are, basically, putin cannot deliver the goods to his people, eventually russians will get fed up. >> unfortunately we'll all get fed up. when oils goes up, that hits americans just as much. >> we have a nice man who is president who has no foreign policy. >> he's a transparent thug. >> transparent thug. >> he's basically straightforward. >> is he a transparent thug on benghazi? >> let's talk about it. >> what happened this week is devastating or it should be to an administration that prides itself on its transparency. you basically have what democ t democrats love to call two sentences out of a four-page memo, the ben rhodes memo, that contradicts everything the administration has been saying about a nonpolitical motive for the explanation of benghazi. of c

. >> saudis want to keep oil just below brent, but the saudis can't do it all by themselves. >> we'll read this as well. >>> pro-moscow separatists were not represented. ukraine's interim leaders discussed plans to give eastern regions greater autonomy ahead of presidential elections on may 25th. the absence of pro-russian voices are to doubts that ongoing tensions can be diffused. how is ukraine and russia impacting? >> hardly at all. >> if you look at prices since originally the crimian kriss erupted earlier this year, now we moved on to ukraine, you'll see that brent, you quoted the iaea saying that ukrainian tension has helped support prices at higher levels. not by very much at all. quite frankly, very few people expect any sanctions or extension of sanctions against russia are going to seriously affect oil and gas exports. which would be bad for the russians because it's a source of their earnings. also, if there is a major fall in supply from russia, of oil and gas, that is inevitably going to raise prices at least in the short term and of course we're talking at the beginning

i think that every individual on this planet will be there on brent and it will be on us and other brandspanies to go out there and make sure we are personalizing for you. >> you have inspired me. i will dust off my boots and go for a hike. thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> my boots of certainty well for many years. google says it is not where it needs to be when it comes to workplace diversity. we will talk to a group that wants to offer a solution and is offering a solution. you can watch us on bloomberg television, streaming on your phone, your tablet, and bloomberg.com and now available on apple tv and amazon fire. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." google is turning the spotlight on itself when it comes to diversity. in a blog post,, the company broke in with a workforce look like and 70% of their employs are men and 30% are women. are white ands 30% are asian and only three percent are hispanic and two percent are black. they said the decision to go public with these numbers was because folks were not where we want to be when it comes to diversity in hopes this

. >> brent bradley says it is the story of how and why we tell stories. >> yes.hat is an interesting part of the play. it's facilitated by johnny patine. the number of stories billy has heard about his parents, about his circumstances, have grown to shape and define his life, and trap him. then, by the telling of another story, he is briefly set free from that. i think that is, it takes a reviewer to come in and see a theme and a play that you may have forgotten. >> no matter how discomforting it is, let me show another piece. this is where bobby will take them to the casting. >> yeah. >> he doesn't want to take him to the casting. roll tape. >> helen told me. >> helen told you. >> i hear she is paying you in kisses. >> twas helen who insisted on that clause. she is awful fierce. would you like to kiss helen? >> i can't see helen ever wanting to kiss a boy like me. >> no. >> you would've taken me without payment at all. would you take me as a passenger? >> no. i have no room. >> you have plenty of room. >> that's the most ridiculous thing i've ever heard. you are

job to ensure that when the time comes for the next generation of leaders to take over the news for brent company that they are strong andandid as powerful and institution as i did in my time. >> he is the first african it american editor. tracking the story from the beginning. why are we so fascinated, people in the media like you and i obviously observed by it but it seems to be the talk everywhere. yorker" got one million hits which is extraordinary. did.for the first one i as does myto me e-mail and my phone calls the tremendous amount of interest in this and some of it i think is woman. the sense that the first female was she fired and is it true that her compensation, her pay was less than her male -- the person she succeeded was male. >> one of the crucial issues, i want to set that aside first. staying with the management issues. >> that is it. feeds into a larger context of management. >> what was the management issue, that seems so severe that the publisher did not think he could work it out or make it eligible. arthurot forget r. appointed hal raines. they won multiple pulitzer

. >> reporter: it's a quiet neighborhood of well maintained homes in brent wood. >> it's a fantasticghborhood. >> reporter: just below the surface many residents say it's a nightmare on heart land circle. >> it's under siege. it's definitely not enjoyable living here right now. >> reporter: their bad dream lives at this house. >> people avoid the house. >> reporter: tell me you have a kid? >> yes. two. >> reporter: are they allowed outside? >> no. >> reporter: why not? >> we feel they could be in danger. >> reporter: residents who want their identities hidden because of concern of their safety say the man who lives there is a bully. in fact, two just filed statements to police. >> he walks around the street on his cell phone just to say, hey it's me. >> he was looking like he was trying to start an altercation. >> reporter: making matters worse, a texas state bank foreclosed on the home and nobody is supposed to be living there. one grandmother does not let her grandchildren walk by the home. >> there's times they want to walk down the street. because of the gentlemen down there we d

they're up two- nothing in the second with an odd man rush, but jonathan quick makes the great save on brent seabrook... l-a seized the momentum from there. same score a few minutes later... mike richards centers to justin williams who finally pokes it past corey crawford. the kings tied it at two and then on the power play in the third... jake muzzin scores with the delayed slap shot. the kings scored six unanswered goals... the most allowed by the hawks in the playoffs since 2009. hawks lose game two, 6-2. >> for the most part we had better chances until the third period. then it was just like a collapse. it happens. would this have to rest and prepare for a big game in l.a.. >> game three moves to los angeles on saturday night, and game four on monday. the white sox going for a sweep in kansas city. scoreless in the second... paul konerko doubles to the gap in left center and a run scores... kansas city would tie it in the next inning. then in the eighth after jose quintana loaded the bases... jake petricka gives up a sacrifice fly and the royals take the lead. the sox only manage four hi

>> but it is the brent. neil: no. we're talking about the operation. >> they very much welcome an it is not just the franchise neil: we will not pay more for burgers or franchise? >> the problem is we discovered the inequality wages are hurting not just mcdonald's but the economy generally is. neil: what about those with the food chain that suddenly they jump that 15 that has to increase their pay as well. just that. you see the cycle? >> increasing wages is not a bad thing so is this has a ripple effect. >> wages that increase normally with economic growth that is the problem. you cannot force higher wages. the economy house to accept it. the franchisees' are out there running these businesses they have said they cannot afford the $15 an hour. that nra came out to say there is the massive job losses that went through. neil: i can see the wisdom of the a higher minimum wage to index to inflation instead of the fake it, all the time but $15? i don't even know with this recovery is $10.10 is its over three years or not.

brent wood gilroy in the low 90's today. not happening tomorrow. we drop you down to the 70's a as you look at live doppler 7 hd. bi biggest change that we all notice this morning along the coast the fog back still watching some of the fog temporarily pulled away from parts of the coast line because trough goes through but i get report of mist and dampness around pacifica so we deal with developing marine layer right notice. on shore wind. sfo gust to 20. half moon bay 23. wind direction is coming off the water and that's what is continuing our cool down. see from the sutro towerp camera exploratorium some fog. nice picture there 54 degree ins san francisco. oakland 57. 60 currently in san jose. 70 and down 54 degree from his our emeryville camera. hard to miss the fog. here are the temperatures mid 50's santa rosa napa 61 fairfield 64 currently for more there is a breeze out there. flags are playing with l. here's a look at the forecast. low clouds fog inland over tonight tonight and cooling trend will continue and gets warmer by the middle of nex

. >> reporter: it's a quiet neighborhood of well maintained homes in brent wood. >> it's a fantastic neighborhood. >> reporter: just below the surface many residents say it's a nightmare on heart land circle. >> it's under siege. it's definitely not enjoyable living here right now. >> reporter: their bad dream lives at this house. >> people avoid the house. >> reporter: tell me you have a kid? >> yes. two. >> reporter: are they allowed outside? >> no. >> reporter: why not? >> we feel they could be in danger. >> reporter: residents who want their identities hidden because of concern of their safety say the man who lives there is a bully. in fact, two just filed statements to police. >> he walks around the street on his cell phone just to say, hey it's me. >> he was looking like he was trying to start an altercation. >> reporter: making matters worse, a texas state bank foreclosed on the home and nobody is supposed to be living there. one grandmother does not let her grandchildren walk by the home. >> there's times they want to walk down the street. because of the gentlemen down there

[ laughter ] >> brent. >> seth: okay, great.lause ] >> seth: and i just want to say real quick, you gave a really beautiful speech back -- i guess on valentine's day, right? >> mm hmm. >> seth: at this human rights' campaign. what was it called? time to thrive? >> yes, yes. >> seth: okay. but you came out and it was such a beautiful, courageous speech. and i imagine you're getting a lot of great feedback for that. >> i am. thank you. >> seth: yes. but you know, kitty pride aside, i think that you are -- you're just the best. >> thanks, man. >> seth: and the perfect person to play these heroes. >> thanks. >> seth: so thank you so much for being on the show. >> thank you. >> seth: "x-men days of future past" opens in theaters may 23rd! ellen page, everyone. we'll be right back with comedian lewis black. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ female announcer ] harsh sun, cold wind, and pollution can make all skin sensitive. that's why simple cleansing wipes are made to be kind. tough on makeup, gentle on skin. simple. the sensitive skin expe