chandler: oh, hey! how's it going? lemonis: how are you? chandler: i'm good. chandler lyles.onis: chandler, i'm marcus. nice to meet you. so, that's where lyles comes from? chandler: it's our last name, yes, sir, yeah. lemonis: is this the main location? chandler: this is, yep. lemonis: and who owns the business? chandler: so, my parents own 90%, and i own 10%. lemonis: who put the money up for the restaurant? chandler: my mom and dad. lemonis: mom and dad? okay. chandler: we've been in business for four years. we started as a food pop-up tent, just old-school smoker on the side of the road. my mom and i did that full-time. my dad had retired from the air force, so he was really able to help us in the beginning stages. and i had some money saved up from the air force, so -- lemonis: you were in the air force, as well? chandler: mm-hmm. i did 4 years. lemonis: thank you for your service. chandler: oh, thank you. lemonis: really appreciate that. hi, there. how are you? i'm marcus. thayer: i'm thayer. nice to meet you. chastity: i'm chastity. lemonis: chastity, nice to meet you.

thank you for being here in chandler, arizona. chandler library is right here.ul day. >> a beautiful day. nice to see you. it's been three months. liz: three months since we saw you at ces where you passed the ten million mile mark with people in it. you now have paid riders. how is the plan going here in chandler? >> it's a super-exciting time for waymo right now. you know this. i don't know if your viewers do. we have been at this for ten years. for the last couple of years we have been driving in phoenix, serving all the good citizens in southeast phoenix. liz: they are hailing it, take me to work, take me to a party, et cetera? >> yeah. just before we chatted, we launched the first commercial service, which we call waymo 1. we have hundreds of riders enjoying the convenience and safety of our self-driving cars. liz: what are some of the challenges the riders encounter? >> well, i like to talk about the challenge of parking lots. we learned a lot of things by serving these customers. one is did you know that when you get dropped off in a waymo at a grocery st

this isn't will be, it is happening here in chandler, arizona. know you know this, charles, you have passed on to your viewers what a huge developing to autonomous driving has really become. this is one of the chrysler pacificas that waymo has already on the roads. we've seen at least four of them already go by this morning here. we're parked outside the chandler library we will be taking off in the 3:00 p.m. eastern hour, live. we will show people how paying riders are going through this. this is the driver's seat although there is no driver. there is a test driver for now, but they do not touch the steering wheel. can you see that, doug? do not touch the steering wheel. that will make the car automatically pull over. so far, they have completed more than 10 million-miles on the road. and they have also completed hundreds and hundreds of these rides. what i find really fascinating because we're a business channel is, this is already a business in that they're taking money from passengers who are signed up and paying but they're already figuring

marc chandler over to david riley.the absolute long-term 40 year decline in the real yield of the true benchmark, the 30 year bond, not the 10 year -- sorry, global wall street. event rally, it is a structural decline. what does it mean for jay powell? david: i think what it means for jay powell and the fed is the terminal point for the fed hiking call will be lower than it has been in previous cycles. i think the market got ahead of itself in starting to price in rate cuts by the fed, but it is clear that this secular decline in real yields is one that does mean that the endpoint for the fed will be on a lower level than it was in previous cycles. tom: the terminal value will be lower. the litmus paper is the dollar in the fx system. it is foreign-exchange adapting to the permanence of a low real yield? marc: it is adjusting to this view, but there is still a wide spread. the spread between the american and the european two year is the widest it has been. we are in a low inflation environment. i just wonder if the cov

chandler is the test market. how does the technology work?cyclists or stop signs or construction zones? they can even see accidents three football fields away. what about kids who suddenly run out in the street chasing a ball? can it see through fog? what's been the experience like for riders who have already signed up to hail these driverless cars? again, you've got the test driver there but she will not be driving this car when john and i are in it. when are these things coming to your city and as some experts say, the real world deployment could leave uber and lyft in the dust. it's a brave new world. i'm taking you guys along for the ride. tomorrow, 3:00 p.m. eastern with waymo ceo john cr ashkrafcik on "countdown." tweet me. would you guys do this? i'm interested to know. >>> we need to go from arizona to boston live, where two hollywood actresses could face prison time. moments ago, we just got this video. "full house's" lori loughlin seen in the cream-colored pantsuit, just left court after facing a federal judge. known to many as aunt

nick chandler, joanna lopez, david sewell, and saul hidalgo. >> my name's nick chandler, and i'm the counselor for horace mann. this is the first time i can honestly say that i've been able to partner with our organizations to address the housing needs that our students have. you know that kids that sleep in a car do not show up ready to take part in classes. these basic needs, the barriers to learning are at the center of our immediate work. we identify a community school, and that means partnering to address the basic needs of all of our families, so we launched one this year, opened one our jails to house families facing this imminent need. what we've seen is we started out with 60 families that were housing insecure. we made contact and secured all of of those families. we partners with those families and through this pilot which cost zero sfusd dollars, through this pilot, with you look at each of those 26 families options. what are they eligible for, what paperwork is missing, what do they need to do to get access to housing, single-family voucher is, alternatives to what we ha

lemonis: son chandler wants to grow big fast.ut 100 stores in more densely populated areas. lemonis: mom jennifer wants to keep her focus on the food.

. >> i got a call from a girl named chandler and her daughter lost her phone. >> who you gonna call?> my daughter was out on her paddle board in one of these with her phone in it around her neck. when she went under water it just went off. >> they have a good approximation of where the phone is. >> straight off this ladder about the middle -- >> knows it's somewhere st out there. got the scuba gear, and he has one more very important item -- a metal detector. >> this should be pretty simple. >> huh-uh. look what's on the bottom. feet and feet of just plants, weeds. he needs that metal detector. it's the only thing that can see. >> uh-oh. >> what is that? >> what is that -- it's a bomb, grenade? >> he sees it -- >> stop it now. stop. >> all right. we're just having fun with you. it's just a dog chew toy. i thought that would very funny. >> very funny. >> keeps going. at this point he's been going for maybe 15 minutes. gets the vibrations and goes t >> no! >> yes. >> of course that's $1,000 right there. and this is what dallas loves to do. he loves to reunite people with lost property.

that border town yesterday, we took a historic and exclusive ride in a waymo self-driving car in chandler, arizona. after a flood of tweets from you guys and thousands of hits to our facebook live of the story, today we've got more from our back seat driver position with waymo ceo john krafcik and top tech analyst gene munster who will help steer us along the right path when it comes to the future of investing in the autonomous wave. >>> on wall street, markets are finding no real conviction after investors root out one worrisome part of the march jobs report. but we do have green on the screen and look at these numbers. all major indices are up for the week. is this real strength and no more panic or the calm before the storm? >>> boeing's ceo now apologizing but it is not helping the stock. snap playing games. charlie breaks it on jamie dimon's surprising assessment of the trade war. less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start the "countdown." liz: we will take you to colexico in just a moment. breaking news, we are getting reports the rogue arm of the libyan military has just se

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the index, and to just an awful story out of rock spring, georgia, tonight. 6-year-old brantley chandler a sudden heart attack, just an hour after this photo was taken. his mother tonight says he was born with a rare heart defect preventing the left side of the heart from correctly developing. he had three surgeries, hoping to correct the heart. our thoughts are with his family tonight. >>> the major warehouse fire in oakland. flames breaking out near interstate 880. firefighters helping customers and employees who were inside get out. authorities say the fire started in an alleyway. >>> and gas prices are on the rise. new numbers tonight. the national average jumping about six cents now to $2.69 a gallon. four states now reporting gas prices above $3, california, $3.61. hawaii, washington state and oregon, right there. >>> when we come back, the little boy who loves fire trucks, and what happened next. non-drowsy claritin. and relief from symptoms caused by over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens. like those from buddy. [ dog whimpering ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ look limu. a civilian buying a new car.u

. >> in the email released to the media, this release from the chandler.hey say that we have the resources we need for prevention and treatment and are working very closely for local public health officials in the matter. >> reporter: this is the concern that this will not be the last time that ucla will deal with the case of measles. there are a lot of foreign students who fly from countries with measles outbreaks, but there are a lot of students who do not have the recommended double dose of the measles vaccine. >>> jury selection for the trial surrounding the ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland is nearly complete. opening statements that to happen next tuesday. they are charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. prosecutors say that they are criminally responsible for the fire because the guests and the residents were endangered by a makeshift electrical system. the defense attorney says that the warehouse owners, along with the oakland fire and police department are responsible because they knew about the dangers and did not take action. >>>

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it's actually happening here in chandler, arizona.erior of the chrysler pacifica, there are hundreds of these, more than 400 traversing the streets picking up paying customers now in the ride hailing autonomous vehicle plan that started off as a google project. you have all the sensors, 19 cameras, this way they can anticipate and see everything that's going on. varney got the exterior. come on inside. i'm giving the cavuto show the interior side. come on in, let's look in here. you have your app, waymo app, and there are hundreds of people who have signed up for this plan. you hail the car, it arrives, comes in. you open the door. i want you to look here, right here, there's the steering wheel. do not touch the steering wheel or the pedal. that is for the test driver. yes, right now they have test drivers but they are not touching it unless there's some force majuer situation. there's a blue button that says start, ride, if you need to, pull over. i forgot my cell phone, whatever reason. then if you god forbid need to, you press that

we have marc chandler and deroy murdoch is back with us as well.ng the economy stupid is a famous phase by well-known democratic strategists sometimes that is not enough, particularly if people feel like they're not participating in that economy. >> i have to agree. i think goldman sachs is new here. i watch predictive.org site, they have had trump ahead. i think as of this morning 40. you so you bet a dollar, bet 40 cents you get a dollar back if trump wins. charles: that is site based on collective wisdom of gamblers, mostly professional type gamblers. goldman is saying economy, the economic renaissance, deroy is so strong and undeniable that it will get president trump over the top. >> i think that there is a lot of truth. "gallup poll" has him at 39%. i have him at 45. rasmussen has i am 52%. if the mueller report exonerates him as we expect that issue disappears. they're talking about 2.3 or 5% growth. i don't know if growth can't be higher if we get some sort of china trade deal, oil down from 65 down to the 40s. charles: oil at this point co

we have prudential market chief quincy krosby and chief market strategist, marc chandler.broke up the name of your already hard to announce firm in the prompter. it is tough. i will start with you because i manage gelled your name. >> it is called ban nick burn. charles: federal reserve. all kinds of things happening. federal reserve did a complete name in policy. it has a lot of people baffled. a lot of major figures say we should be cutting interest rates. we have the thing called modern monetary theory, the fed should be spending money on things outside of saving banks. i'm thinking both parties have the same epiphany, go after the fed. i'm not sure where the money nice i'm not so sure that the fed independence will be quickly taking away. people talking about 50 basis point cut. i only see two. the one nominated to the federal reserve and economic advisor to the president. charles: jay powell not talking about cuts, he said there will not be hikes this year and one next year. >> don't pay attention to the dot plot. you're talking about a medium dot. fed says medium dot

marc chandler, chief market strategist is with us. federal reserve would become overtly political if herman cain and stephen moore were on the board? >> we don't want politicians to be talking about monetary policy want them to influence the board by their nominations. stuart: so you don't want politicians on the federal reserve board or political influence on the federal reserve board? >> precisely. the key thing to keep in mind, moore and cain have not been formally appointed yet. of course they have a wide selection of candidates to choose from. i would be critical of some other nominees for the other offices not being highly qualified. i think there is time for someone to be on wrong on federal reserve just like other people have been wrong in the past. stuart: you hear demand by the president and stephen moore and some others who are saying look what we need now is a rate cut. we need rate cuts this year. would that be a good thing for the market and the economy. >> i don't think so. i think the economy is growing strongly compar

stuart: marc chandler, good stuff. >>> now this, the crisis on the border.de meltdown. kirstjen nielsen says it is like a cat-5 hurricane disaster. a flood of migrants has overwhelmed border agents. tens of us thoses are pouring into this country unchecked. how did this happen? watch this. >> the president of the united states is going to declare a national emergency on our southern border. but i have to tell you, it doesn't look like an emergency from where i'm standing. >> it is not an emergency, what is happening at the border. >> a national emergency to solve his manufactured crisis. >> we don't have a national emergency. that is just not true. there is no national emergency. >> there is no national emergency. >> there is simply no emergency there. >> what are we, stupid? a manufactured emergency. stuart: manufactured emergency. this crisis, it is the left. come on, let's be honest, it is the left, open door policy, open border policy, coupled with sanctuary cities and states is an open invitation to come on in. as the real crisis unfolds the democrats a

fran chandler is head of drama here.hings like kind of imagination exercises, where we try and develop these kind of ideas, but this is completely immersive as an experience. these students definitely enjoyed using a fun way to talk about serious issues. the open university wants more of this technology in schools to help children prepare for the world. thank you for your messages on the subject of brexit and flea bag. becky says i love the way you put three people with different views into an escape room. peter says with respect i don't believe you appreciate just how angry we are. we should have let the eu by now. parliament is completely out of sync with the majority. those who voted leave did so for many and various standpoints but i would suggest we we re standpoints but i would suggest we were all voting to leave both the single market and the customs union and the jeremy single market and the customs union and thejeremy corbyn stop playing politics he would support a temporary customs union during transition and s

this is actually being rolled out here in chandler, arizona.'ve got it right here, 3:00 p.m. eastern the ride-along. stuart: i'm watching liz and that's fascinating good stuff. i'll repeat this, watch " countdown" to the closing bell, with liz, 3:00 p.m. eastern today, she's got that exclusive ride in the waymo vehicle with the ceo of waymo. it's here, on fox business and that's good stuff. >> liz: cool stuff. strategist big story today the china trade talks looks like we could be getting close to a deal next the man president trump called the leading authority on china, that would be michael pillsbury. jpmorgan's chief jamie dimon he's the best known banker in america he says the american dream is alive but fraying what's that all about and of course, in a tweet, he says usa optimism is very high. good story, back after this. >> ♪ ♪ -driverless cars... -all ground personnel... ...or trips to mars. $4.95. delivery drones or the latest phones. $4.95. no matter what you trade, at fidelity it's just $4.95 per online u.s. equity trade. no matter wh

. >> gerald chandler, it seems to me you are talking about things and you did not include savings and loans and credit unions and even a chance. so when we have this chart, what happened to banks, it would be more inclusive to me to it say what was the total of banks, savings loans and credit unions and so on. >> the question is in my right you did not include them? >> they were not in our numbers, 1950s the sum of savings and loan's and banks were something over 19000 institutions that some is now down to 5400 or so. so the decline is even steeper if you include the student entered savings banks. >> the fundamental question underlined in the book, around 1960s they were savings and loan's, investment banks, commercial banks, small insurance brokerage office, by the late 1990s there were supermarket banks. the question was, how did that transformation take place, but no i did not specify the number of savings and loans, probably should've. >> and credit unions. >> similar credit unions and similar reduction, they were all a large number of credit unions. if you out altogether with hal

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i will talk to comedian and activist casey chandler about her new book. >>> and our producer has beenthrones" all week and still found time to watch the sunday shows so you don't have to. >>> . >>> >>> president trump threatens to send migrants detained at the board tore so-called sanctuary cities where his immigration policies are most unpopular. only hours before the white house official said the idea had been rejected. where does it stand right now? >> we have to look at all the options. this is one of them. >> nobody thinks this is an ideal situation. >> there is a political move for the president. >> this is his manufacture mid-chaos on the border. >> you can't look at the numbers and deny we have a crisis. >> if democrats would step under and help the president fix the laws, this can call go the same way. >> the president does not seemed concerned that it might not be entirely legal. >> i don't know if it's legal or illegal. maybe he's saying this to make everybody crazy. >> washington is preparing for the expected release of the full mueller report interest how much of it will

my district is home to cities like mesa, chandler, gilbert and queen creek, who receive much of its watersupply from the central arizona project, which receives its water from the colorado river. in arizona, we understand water conservation, have been leaders on this internationally as well as in this country. we've been able to build a powerful state economy in the desert because our state and its municipalities, its tribes, its counties have successfully planned for drought and water contingencies. sustainability in the colorado river is critical to maintain arizona's rapid growth and its strong agricultural economy. this dcp will provide certainty to arizonans as to what their water security will look like for future generations and indeed for the entire colorado river basin states, and i am grateful again for your leadership. director, what are other outstanding regulatory issues or concerns that are pending regarding the drought contingency plan? >> so representative biggs, in our internal arizona plan, we're heavily reliant upon the ability to create for intentionally created surplu

the chandlers owned it for many years in than they sold it and it went down, down, down and they lost lot of wonderful -- wonderful reporters, like ronald ramstein. now he has invested millions. he hired mr. bernstein and the new owner is a chinese doctor and i don't want to miss pronounce his name. hired mr. perlstein, who is 72 years old and has a lot of experience and contacts in journalism and told him to hire the best and then to hire his replacement. so, they have -- many people in very good, new people of color on. they have resurrected the withon, they merged it another saturday section so it will stand on its own on thursdays. that's wonderful news. also he has a beautiful new building. the old building will have a little bit left, it's a very , butric voting downtown the new building had to be utilized because of the wiring and the technology that was needed, so he has invested millions. we also have a south bay daily breeze that gives local news and has reporters covering the south bay and it won a pulitzer prize a couple of years ago and, then it's been san pedro, publishe

allison morrison chandler is interim chancellor at western carolina university. she serves as the -- oversees all major divisions of the university, including academic affairs, addm and finance, legal affairs, student affairs. has 35 years of experience working higher education and eight institutions in three countries in both public and private universities. >> janae parker is the first in her family to graduate from college. obtained a associate in applied science in human resources management from columbus state community college in december. she's now enrolled at franklin university. a four-year institution where she plans to obtain her bachelors degree in human resources by the fall of 2020. she's a student parent and 8-year-old daughter joins us in the front row today. >> dr. beth akers is senior fellow at manhattan institute. prior to that, she was a fellow the brookings institute. the brookings institution center on children and families and a staff economist on president bush's economic advisers. she worked on federal student lending policy as well as ot

allison morrison chandler, is western carolina university where she serves as chief executive officer of the university and oversees all major divisions of the university including academic affairs, administration and finance, student affair, legal affairs, nearly 35 years of experience working higher education, and eight institutions, in three country, and in both public and private universities. jenae parker is the first in her family to graduate from college, obtained an associate in applied science and human resources management, from columbus state community college in december. she is now enrolled at franklin university. four-year institution where she plans to obtain her bachelor's degree in human resources management by the fall of 2020. she is a student parent and an 8-year-old daughter joins us in the front row today. dr. beth akers is a senior fellow at manhattan institute, prior to her role in manhattan institute she was a fellow at the brookings institute, the brookings institution's center on children and families and a staff economist on president bush's council on econ