the city says cheryl casone knows the story. got burned with the stadium, the baseball stadium. financially burned. what happened was the team came in and got to get the stadium built, miami dade put out money for the marlins and next thing you know the team is decimated, no more winning and all the lawsuits ensued. they don't want to go through that again with david beckham. stuart: it would be a separate stadium built for soccer and soccer only. and american based team with backham and running and running it. >> one of his business partners. stuart: they say he might come out of retirement and play. >> that would be more of the draw for the team but they are worlds apart when it comes to this negotiating process. basically where they want to put the stadium is public land. miami dade county saying we will rent you that for a few million the year and only want to pay 500,000 you because they have to pay to build the stadium. is worlds apart, millions of dollars apart in negotiations and the city this week said we are taking a br

david: that is the real reason you did the story, cheryl. >> cheryl casone.. as "game of thrones" fans know, major characters in the highly popular hbo series often come to a very grisly end. fans of the show have the chance to actually become part of this violent story themselves. how? stay tuned. we'll tell you. liz: when it comes to the luxury real estate market, just two things stand out. we'll show you some of the most expensive and exclusive properties on the market right now, when we go "off the desk." david: time to go off the desk. the "game of thrones" author wants to kill you. not literally of course. it is all for charity. the series author george martin, is raising money for charities of choice offering donors to get written into one of the games of thrones novels which inspired the hit hbo series for $20,000. two donors can get one male and female character named after them in a fault ture novel. those donors can choose what their characters look like but martin is warning the new characters will undoubtedly meet a grisly debts. liz: also "off t

charles: now to risk and reward, posted at this time by cheryl casone. , do you think america is losing the global innovation that? charles: no way. we are still number one. >> we are number one as i you. the reason i ask is a guest coming up in a few minutes to talk about a battle going on in america. i am cheryl casone in for dierdre bolton. co-founder of a l.l. and investment firm revolution, steve case joining me in a few minutes. he is on a road trip to find and fund entrepreneurs, you'll be joining me in a moment from national, tennessee. the ratings are in, millions of americans were watching team usa play germany yesterday and the

now the real story of the day, cheryl casone following the usa-germany game for us.o expert on soccer, but we are not looking good right now. nothing but defense on the part of the united states. you can translate for me, for most of the entire 30 minutes, 11 minutes 45 seconds we have going on so far. they really cute one with the ponytail is the only one who looks like he has any energy on the field for the u.s. stuart: the guy with the ponytail, the real cute one, and only one with energy on the field. >> nevermind, and another blocked shot. stuart: we will come back to you shortly. fine sports reporter. stuart: college loans tweeting out thisege k ifhis you ttfi fsainthe r wordhelpoor.h t i don't know what is going on with all of this but we will discuss. >> everybody should experience first-class once in their life. she should not miss out because she can't afford it. stuart: they encourage people to sign-up for free college loans. how do with the caption of helped me, i am poor. lot of twitter users called that offensive, said they make fun of poor people. what

let's bring in larry winget and cheryl casone. cheryl, leaving aside what the governor said, does it wipe out everything he's done? >> it may. governor perry has been a strong leader in texas. remember when he made a run for the presidency, there was verbal missteps there. neil: absolutely. >> he's done this again, and i'm not sure what he was thinking when he made that statement but he was in san francisco, the worst place to make that kind of statement. i don't know why he said that. neil: he is conservative, everyone winced a little bit. i believe we should look in remarks and history. i wonder if this is a todd akin moment for him and larry winget, and regret it? >> i think he will regret it. there's a price to pay for this. i remember nixon and think about the good stuff and only think about watergate. george w. bush read my lips and mission accomplished. words like that stick with you and you can't get past them unless you turn it around quickly and do something positive to take some of the focus off of it. neil: what do you

cheryl casone right here. jeff flock with us in illinois.ding up too. what are they saying where you are? >> a lot of dealers won't talk to you, but we have woody with us was never afraid to talk to anybody and you say business is actually better. how do you account for this? >> it gives us a great opportunity to see some of our old customers and customers who haven't been here for a while. an opportunity to reach back out, talk to your customers, get them in here, and they love the products, show them what is new and next thing you know you have a deal. >> we are hearing this from a lot of dealers but he is going to come out here and say it be at stuart: that was really original bid if you recall, you get the customer back in the showroom and can sell them something else. >> look at the sales numbers. stuart: good stuff. great stuff. come on in. the stock holding up there, 35, $36 per share. are you buying it? >> absolutely not. i say that growing up we always had gm cars, pontiac, chevrolet. i spent time in detroit, covering general motors

cheryl casone has been on the story for months.tory ahead. i make a lot of purchases for my business. and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 50,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel, gift cards, even cash back. and my rewards points won't expire. so you can make owning a business even more rewarding. ink from chase. so you can. >>> the state of texas is home to 1.6 million veterans. second largest veteran population in the nation. a huge portion of them might have a tougher time finding a job thanks to new guidelines put in place by the department of labor. trouble for veterans has been reported in texas but these rules actually apply to the entire nation. what are the new guidelines and are they really going to hurt our veterans? joining us now is cheryl casone from the fox business network. good morning. >> good morning.

cheryl casone, our beautiful cheryl casone, she just walked in. she let's us in on a little secret. kuehne was -- bikini was displayed. in 1965, astronaut ed white made the first u.s. space walk. and in 1984, cindy lauper had the number one song in america with "time after time." finally that matches. >>> time tore your answer to today's trivia question. the answer is nidal. congratulations to tom bratt from rapid city, south dakota. thanks for participating in that. and you're going to be getting a copy of brian's great book "george washington's secret six." that's awesome. >>> this week here in new york city, the biggest hospitality conference is taking place and one thing on all of their minds, getting hired, or hiring the right people. cheryl casone with the "fox business" network is here with just one of the hotel brands that's hiring thousands of people, plus four more companies. >> we featured a lot of the hotel companies. they're always looking for good people. ihg i wanted to spotlight because this is a company that's really got some good paying jobs. always looking for the

cheryl casone is here to lay out the intern dos and don'ts. good morning. >> good morning.y and they're making some big mistakes. i'm here to tell you what not to do. here is the first thing. sometimes an internship isn't quite what you expected. >> what do you think of the internship so far? >> well, you know, i really thought that working in news would be a lot more glamorous. i mean, i keep going to work and being like, when is this internship going to be interesting? >> oh, no! >> it's not interesting. wow. okay. news is interesting. don't complain at your internship. this is number one. you need to work hard and if you've got complaints, you don't like it, keep it to yourself. don't verbalize that. >> don't insult anybody. 'cause what can you do? >> yeah, be positive. work hard. sometimes interns, we've discovered, misunderstand what office casual means. >> hey, melissa, i need you to come in here. i need you to go to a meeting for me this morning. never mind. i'll go. >> a little fashion interpretation there. >> did you like the outfit? >> it's a don't. i saw the big

there is cheryl casone.tle bit. >> good morning, steve. in the latest irs twist, now six more people have come under fire because their e-mails have suddenly disappeared, gotten lost in the shuffle. so is there a whole new crime potentially here? jason chaffetz will join us on that. khattala comes to the u.s. to stand trial. for now he's being interrogated on a ship. we'll see where that is going. a nine-year-old basketball player already recruited to college. she joins us in "america's newsroom." bill and i see you at the top of the hour. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. >>> on the job hunt

. >> joining us now, cheryl casone giving us a sneak peek of what to expect in the next hour. m about to make you happy. look at this video. this is from nike, world cup is one week away. who doesn't love gorgeous men know how to play soccer? the question for all of you is nike ad strategy going to take that diaz, the official sponsor of the world cup but nike is making a run at them, the professor of perfect communication at the school of business is joining me, he actually teaches classes surrounding advertisements and companies like nike in particular and i want to show you something else, the fitness theme for the countdown hour, this is about wearable technology or in the case of the woman in the video, actually expecting a child, maybe she looks to monitor more than the heart rate of herself and her baby that do a 24/7 with technology. what would you want to know from anything attached to your body especially if you are pregnant? we have the co-founder and ceo who created this technology so basically the technology is in the clothing. how much is too much information abou

i want to hear from you, tweet us, i am also cheryl casone. you can e-mail at gerri willis of course. and i will read all of your comments at the end of the show. has many state run amok? they had banned sunscreen and little girl gets sunburned badly. her mother is here to share their story. stay with us. predicting the future is a pretty difficult thing to do. but, manufacturing in the united states means advanced technology. we learned that technology allows us to be craft oriented. no one's losing their job. there's no beer robot that has suddenly chased them out. the technology is actually creating new jobs. siemens designed and built the right tools and resources to get the job don hi, are we still on for tomorrow? tomorrow. quick look at the weather. nice day, beautiful tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we can come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it that way. driven to preserve the environment, csx moves a ton of freight nearly 450 miles on o gallon of fuel. what a day. can't wait til tomorrow. cheryl: a texas mom is burning

"the willis report" is next, cheryl casone filling in for gerri. huge story the escalating violence in iraq. you're looking at the consumer. cheryl: it's incredible what we've seen, liz, in particular, for you that big jump we've had in oil prices. now we're looking at the effects not just on what's going to happen to the people of iraq but the u.s. economy and to all of you at home. what does this mean to your investments, to your wallet and gas tank? all of this is coming up in the next hour of "the willis report." i have some of the best voices on this issue tonight joining me, jessie jane duff with concerned veterans for america. phil flynn with price futures group. heritage chief economist steve moore is with me. a lot is breaking in the last couple of hours particularly with the situation in iraq. a few things happening, the iraqi government is pleading for help. mostly from the u.s. they're asking us for help to try and stop the latest flare-up of this violence. cities in the northern part of iraq have been completely overtaken by the islamic

"the willis report" is next, cheryl casone filling in for gerri. e in iraq. you're looking at the consumer. cheryl: it's incredible what we've seen, liz, in particular, for you that big jump we've had in oil prices. now we're looking at the effects not just on what's going to happen to the people of iraq but the u.s. economy and to all of you at home. what does this mean to your investments, to your wallet and gas tank? all of this is coming up in the next hour of "the willis report." i have some of the best voices on this issue tonight joining me, jessie jane duff with concerned veterans for america. phil flynn with price futures group. heritage chief economist steve moore is with me. a lot is breaking in the last couple of hours particularly with the situation in iraq. a few things happening, the iraqi government is pleading

. >> cheryl casone in for gerri willis today. m the va. cheryl: the question we will be asking our viewers is should we privatize the va. can private companies do a better job here? >> in light of what happened, probably. unacceptable to be treating veterans like this. >> it will give them better service, absolutely be at cheryl: lot more on this coming up in a few moments. thank you very much. also coming up on the show, and mom serious as her son suffers a severe sunburn. wait until you hear the school's excuse. the mom joins us here in a few moments. a case of identity theft in obamacare. will it be the first of many. we will have the very latest for you. and we are investigating a growing trend, people are giving

i'm joined now by fox business network's cheryl casone.o to three years on average. >> this is the biggest challenge for military spouses. and we have talked about this before that, you know, we are talking 8 5% unemployment at the bottom levels right now for these spouses because they can't find that network. a lot of challenges for them. ideas coming out and being published. i want to give a big shout out to caree. they came out with great tips that i wanted to share with the audience. first you have got to consider the portability of the job that you choose if you are one of these spouses. i mean, certainly that's got to be a job that you can take from state to state. sometimes from country to country. and then licenses certifications. chicago, they don't have the proper certifications for that. this is another thing that the spouses as well have to consider. but there are a lot of challenges out there for these guys and gals. >> in order to get these transfers of the certifications, you know, how is that done? >> well, you have to do t

cheryl casone has the answer. cheryl: you know a couple of these names.ing family. james irving. brad kelly. they own texas, florida and new mexico. the emerson family. california and washington. the business has been around for about 100 years. guess who is coming in at number two? stuart: ted turner who i used to know very well. and then john malone. cheryl: he has 2.2 million acres. this is twice as much acreage as you would find in the state of delaware. twice as big as delaware. stuart: ted turner. cheryl: 2 million acres. he has property in 12 states and argentina. i kid you not. also john malone, he has been buying land in ireland and has some overseas properties as well. they have been snatching up land at a record price. seattle. a $15 an hour minimum wage. we will talk to one of the city council members. they all voted for it. coming up. ♪ stick with innovation. stick with power. stick with technology. get the flexcare platinum from philips sonicare and save now. philips sonicare stuart: president obama said out to transform america and looks li

cheryl casone knows all about this. cheryl: this will be interesting.this is an early offering plan. things could change. the attorney general's office has not approved any of this. it will for sure be the top nine. this was built in 1913. it is an iconic lower manhattan building. for this one, what they are proposing at this point, 8975 square feet over nine floors. four bedrooms. an elevator. you are mainly living on 50 and 51. there is an observation deck. they want to put a wine cellar in the great room. an entire floor is a great room and a seller. stuart: that is a bargain compared to london prices. cheryl: of course it is. welcome to the bubble. stuart: the top nine floors in a building in manhattan. cheryl: we have seen record prices in manhattan. 90 million. 95 million. this will be a big controversy in new york. i will be following it. developers will have quite a fight on their hands. stuart: do you think it is a bubble? >> no. i think 110 million will probably be a decent price. i think it will go for that. stuart: i am out of time. thank yo

cheryl casone is here with five companies hiring this summer. >> good morning.'ve got great ones today. they're fun. kids, listen up. you're just finishing up school, these are great opportunities. camp, american camp association. they're looking for 866 job positions to be filled. they need counselors, lifeguards, running the ropes course, sports specialist, horseriding staff. any interest? >> why not. >> you're part-time? >> on the weekends, the kids would love it. >> there is 12,000 camps across the country for summer. some are either full time ergophore a month or two, like "the parent trap" or summer go for the day. they've been getting a lot of applications and a lot of interest. looks like a lot of kids are look for summer work. >> check that out. two help and a truck. tell me about that. >> we talked about this before. young guy wanted to start -- i'm going to use my chevy truck and i'm going to start moving people. this is a great summer opportunity if you want to work for a moving company. summer is the main time that people move. 2,000 openings, if yo

stuart: cheryl casone soccer correspondent for "varney & company."e say yes, some say no. the potential upside and downside of investing in your up right now, but more locally four and half billion dollars infrastructure project in new york city. i will take you on my trip 12 stories underground to the future of second avenue subway line. and an alternative alternative investment. the auction of a very famous viola making it perhaps the most expensive instrument in the world. we will have it all for you. numerous headlines to cover first, ukrainian authorities accusing pro-russia separatists of blatantly disregarding the unilateral cease-fire. the eu imposing sanctions, spain unveiling broad tax cuts, the eu

open champ michelle wii will be live on our coach and cheryl casone. and charles krauthammer will be live. >> we got a big show. >> it will be great. >> we're going to come back tomorrow. see you then. >> 9:00 here in new york city and the irs commissioner is returning to capital hill to face two years of lost e-mails. good morning, everybody. how much you had a fantastic evening as the summer rolled on. i am bill hemmer. >> and i am patty ann brown in for martha maccallum. paul ryan accused the commissioner of lying to the american people. >> this is a pattern of abuse, and behavior that is not giving us any confidence this agency is being impartial. i don't believe you. this is incredible. >> i have a long career and that is the first time anybody said i don't believe you. >> i don't believe you. >> expected to get worse when he faces issa and the oversight committee. steven hays is here. good morning. >> morning, bill. >> how does the story advance today? >> i would suspect the agency is going to look at the reason the irs has given for the loss of

cheryl casone, what is his problem? >> it is not his problem. this is the most lng in new yor.ding to sources. a pension for prostitutes and bad behavior. staff that talked to the author of the book about the building said that the prostitute story is true. he is rude. he brings bad publicity. think about this. kelsey grammer, who had his own issues in the same building. mark wahlberg. these celebrities do not bring the drama and the bad publicity and the negativity that a-rod actually brings. stuart: can they say, you are out? >> they can. he is trying to get back into the same apartment. by the way, he was renting it for $30,000 a month. you get like six concierges on staff. eight or nine doorman are available. you have a full-service building with every amenity. because he was renting and they do not want him back, he is trying, but they just did not want him back. he is a-rod. it is a mixed bag here. stuart: he is out. he is gone. >> the building itself, i have to tell you, it is a beautiful, beautiful building, but he will not be living there. stuart: cheryl, thank you. yo

cheryl casone these says some of them are moving out. is that true? hat are 18-24. i have some data to back me up. this is from the u.s. census bureau. you see what is happening. as you can see during the recession, millennials staying at home, not living at home. that shows the beginning of moving up. this is the 18-24 specific demographic, this is real-estate and the economy, starting to get jobs, starting to move out and going to be renting pieces of our u.s. economy they were not before. there is something else. it is the job story. this is from barkley. the employment population ratio for the 16-24-year-old crowd comes to 0.7% in the month of may. last year was 46%. this is what they are finally starting to get jobs, low paying jobs but at least the amount of them working is pushing them out of the house and the baby boomers, supporting them now, parents that economically held the baby boomers as well. stuart: kids living at home that, kids living out of home good. the trend is good. kids moving out of the home. good for employment, good for the e

cheryl casone is here looking into this. are you telling me specials for pets or salons for pets?ss the country, urban developments, d.c. state parks in new york, texas, building these buildings specifically for pet owners because the renters than coming in comedy and regeneration are saying they want and amenities for their pets, as they want pools, they want the spa for the pet, they want -- can i show you a picture? senate square in washington d.c. a very new up and coming area of d.c. they actually have a rooftop dog park. stuart: a rooftop dog park. for your dog and this is what these young sprinters are looking for. that is what they want. gone are the days -- it is bring your pet but pale little more. stuart: when you got to bailout more for this. are you series? they have swimming pools? >> a development that is underway in dallas, tx that is going to be building a swimming pool for dogs as part of the development and another one will be building of spot or is building up at spa for grooming, sitting, everything else for animals. stuart: you got to pass judgment on this, c

open champ michelle wii will be live on our coach and cheryl casone. city and the irs commissioner is returning to capital hill to face two years of lost e-mails. good morning, everybody. how much you had a fantastic evening as the summer rolled on. i am bill hemmer. >> and i am patty ann brown in for martha maccallum. paul ryan accused the commissioner of lying to the american people. >> this is a

cheryl. san francisco fire department just spoke to the issue a few minutes ago. they said the goal is to have an ambulance by ten minutes. and they admit in this case, of little casonit took 13 minutes the 2-year-old died last friday after a 6-foot dolphin statue outside of fisherman's wharf art gallery toppled on him his father, a doctor in utah made the call, reporting his toddler son was barely conscious and bleeding from the nose the fire department says at that time the closest available ambulance was across town at oak and stannin. 15 others were on calls. now, here is the time line as we know it the first officer arrived within one and a half minutes. the first firefighters, after two and a half minutes and then, finally, ambulance. 13 minutes after the call. >> we had 16 ambulances the fire department also there are private ambulances but they roam the streets as well i'm not sure what their status was completely. i do know that for this particular call, the closest available ambulance was picked up and dispatched. >> we're looking at this close to see if we can learn things from it bealways are trying to get our patients to definitive care to, a trauma cen