forbes, forbes chairman editor-in-chief, anthony ran dassault, reason foundation and fox business's cheryl casone. steve, what is it? >> economies like this one will not be doing so well. we know what is happening in europe. deflation caused by central bank, making it impossible for banks to make loans. we're seeing a little bit of that. we may not do as well as people thought we would do at beginning. year and rest of the world is worse. david: anthony, negative interest rates. they scare the hell out of me. how about you? >> definitely for me. a lot of traders have their own particular bogeyman. it might be that one. it might be the fed. right now, we're in the midst of, one of the best bull runs the market ever had. there seems to be a sense it will peak. there is a bear around the corner. most traders don't beat the market. most traders probably think they're in 15% or so that do. so i think anytime something speaks up, they will try test

let's check in with cheryl casone. cheryl what you have on the show? >> we have a lot coming up.th have in common. my previous life, i was a flight attendant for southwest airlines. what about going inside the cockpit? that is what we're going to do in the next hour. what could have been half inning in the cockpit. what was going on with those pilots. why did they not communicate with ground control. what was happening. we will talk a little bit about facebook. they're going to be expanding the messenger platform. why facebook wants to take it off of some of the applications that they are putting on your phone. melissa: look forward to it. thank you so much. the obama administration is trying to impose stricter regulations on power plants. supreme court justices signaling that they are divided on the issue. residents of massachusetts now. offered the opportunity to vote on whether or not they want the games. most people are against it. the l and how child in the final phase. she claims that: failed. so long to ear infections. the game changing device that could make waiting at th

let's check in with cheryl casone. cheryl: we are looking at the red numbers.ng up. we will talk with our market experts about that. we will talk about what is to change when it comes to aviation in this country. do we need to read evaluate? a former air marshall and navy seal will be joining me here. you now have the saudis. you have rocco. affecting the price of oil. it could affect, believe it or not, the prices that you pay at the pump. melissa: cheryl, thank you so much. will it be more giving than taking? smart money coming out. ♪ in new york state, we're reinventing how we do business so businesses can reinvent the world. from pharmaceuticals to 3d prototyping, biotech to clean energy. whether your business is moving, expanding or just getting started... only new york offers you zero taxes for 10 years with startup ny business incubators that partner companies with universities, and venture capital funding for high growth industries. see how new york can grow your business and create jobs. visit ny.gov/business ♪ >> have you seen this? congressional lead

i'm cheryl casone, in for liz claman. here are the headlines you need to know during this last hour of trade. the house is expected at any moment to vote on its budget plan. that might be later this evening. we'll get more details approximately peter barnes on that story. we'll look at the kraft heinz merger could mean for big food details. adam shapiro and bert they'll hash that out for me. what happens if you google the words "white house." the results might surprise you. everyone is here. you can see them on your screens. we have traders standing by at the new york stock exchange, the cme, and the imex to tell you how to trade the breaking headlines we've been following through the day on fox business. is the mega merger shaking up the food aisles? kraft foods and heinz will be the fifth largest food and beverage company in the world. estimated about 40 billion dollars' worth in cash and stock. it was orchestrated by warren buffett and 3g capital. does this give one company too much shelf power? who can be the next foo

i'm cheryl casone in for liz claman today. lot of breaking headlines impacting the last hour of trading. adam shapiro is following the germanwings tragic in the french alps. the copilot crashed that plane. rich edson watching the reports in yemen. as well as if saudi or egyptian troops are on the ground there. what that means for oil prices and us security. we're days away from from the deadline on iran. how likely it is for a nuclear deal is going to be struck with iran. we have traders on the floors of the new york stock exchange, the cme, and the imax. breaking this all down. wild day. crossing the unchanged level 50 times so far. markets will be coming back. we'll track the numbers for you. now, to the latest developments in the germanwings flight crash. a french prosecutor says 28-year-old german copilot andreas lubitz deliberately crashed that plane killing all 150 people on board. 150 people. adam shapiro following all the breaking details. we're getting new video in from the crash scene. >> yeah, new video coming in. t

let's check in with cheryl casone.egos the chips and downton abbey. >> i'm crying over downton abbey. i need a moment. also, it's national puppy day. so happy national puppy day. >> how did we miss that? >> everybody missed it except me. a lot coming out in the next hour. existing home sales coming out today. i was disappointed in the report. the missed expectations. first time home buyers aren't coming in. what is going on with the state of housing? two great guests to help me break it down. rick davidson, ceo and president. he's going to be here. and mark. the chief economist. he has some troubles ahead in the housing market. he'll give us more specifics. then texas senator ted cruz comes out on twitter, announces his bid to be president. right? does it at midnight on twitter. was that the right move? that's our question during the next hour on fox business. jim anderson social flow ceo. he advises companies and anybody how to handle social media. we'll ask him, did this editor make the right call by doing this on tw

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cheryl casone is there. she braced the weather. will tell us all about it in a moment. ♪ it's more than a network and the cloud. it's reliable uptime. and multi-layered security. it's how you stay connected to each other and to your customers. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions, including an industry leading broadband network, and cloud and hosting services - all with dedicated, responsive support. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you're free to focus on growing your business. centurylink. your link to what's next. cheryl: i guess you could say there is slogan here, go fast or go home. i'm sitting outside on very rainy day in new york city in brand new ford focus rs, debuting next year. launching next year, but will be debut and seen at new york city auto show next week. we have the a lot of buzz about this car and the speed of this car. little len y'alls all over it. tell us about it. >> couple of things. firstly we were talking early on about the horsepower. we haven't gotten the final hors

steve forbes, anthony randazzo, cheryl casone. forget to catch steve forbes and myself every saturday 11:00 a.m. eastern on "forbes on fox" on the fox news channel. we've gota great show for you this week. liz? liz: new app so intriguing, it has sparked a waiting list of 800,000 people? no, this is not a dior purse everybody is waiting for. this is an app. we'll tell you what it does and how it can change wall street forever. >>> no first class for you. there is a movement to keep members of congress in coach. you won't believe who started it. but first, would you be okay with reading mean tweets about yourself on television? so president obama was just fine with it last night on "jimmy kimmel." listen. >> is there any way we could fly obama to some golf course halfway around the world and just leave him there? [laughter] well, rw surfer girl, i think that is great idea. how do you make obama's eyes light up? light up? shine a flashlight in his ears. that's pretty good. what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researc

do not miss cheryl casone's big interview.n the next hour during "countdown to the closing bell." ♪ melissa: ranking news. paying an initial sum of $54,000. that is according to dow jones. the payment would not protest further claims made by the families. french prosecutors now considering criminal charges in the case. here now is doug moss. he is an airline pilot. explain to me how they could possibly be guilty of a crime of criminal charges. >> if they had any knowledge of the copilot's preconditions definitely subject them to liability. melissa: criminal liability? >> absolutely. the highest in the world. they have thin ultimate responsibility for ensuring the safety of passengers. melissa: what would qualify? what is the bar? >> there is no bright line rule on exactly what constitutes the level at which that would have been. if they have a suspicion that he did have cell phones, they had an affirmative duty to take action on that. melissa: if they were found guilty what would that mean to the airline? >> of governing treat

cheryl casone is here. they've got a lot of money?e a lot of money, and a lot of it they've been investing for the last 40 years in particular in property a lot of very valuable property. you know, this hbo document which, full disclosure, i have not seen yet, really goes and exposes the church. the business practices i have to say fascinating because they really, they have gone into like, a lot of big cities, l.a. in particular. they buy these buildings, refurbish them -- that is where they make a profit -- and they also want to be seen as part of the community. stuart: do they use their own church of scientology people to renovate? >> i would presume that they do. they don't trust anyone -- stuart: i've heard a billion dollars worth of assets, i've heard that number being bandied about. >> yeah, well, it's hard to find out -- stuart: what have they got? >> in the last 62 years they've bought -- excuse me, in the last five years between 2006 and 2011, they bought 62 properties and you're looking at some of it. that's, basically a feb

cheryl casone's still here.often treat new technology as a pain in the neck, that it's not really useful, it gets in the way. >> right. stuart: this, in my opinion, is the exact opposite. >> i've watched the entire ad from start to finish, and have you ever facetimed with anybody? stuart: yes, i have. >> so they control what you see. he's controlling what he sees this the delivery room. they set up the little camera, samsung did, and then his head and eye movement and where he's looking around control what he can watch in the delivery room. so he was able to look at the there, he was able to look at her, he could move around. he was in charge. that's the difference in this. and it's actually a very touching story. stuart: you've seen it. >> i watched the entire thing, and basically samsung -- somehow they found out about the story, basically samsung said we want to experiment with you, would you mind? would you want to participate? sure enough, he was out of perth when the baby came, and so he was able to -- the

countdown today with cheryl casone, starts right now. cheryl: melissa, thank you so much.s the last hour of trading, and what a rally we're having. not so bad for a monday, right? the dow breaking above 18,000 for the if irs time -- for the first time in several sessions. investors seem to be cheering positive economic data including consumer spending ticking up after two straight months of decline. well u.s. drivers embrace a whole new concept, what about one that's been around for decades? we're going to ask ford ceo and president mark fields about his newest vehicle. it's got some fun little things on it. one man is dead another severely injured after a shootout outside the

here now our very own cheryl casone eight who went straight to the source. -on-one conversation. i was here in new york. mr. clooney was there. do you plan to run for governor in california? melissa, no. he said, look, i have been asked this before. i know that there have been a lot of rumors. i have no interest to run for political office. their active in all issues. he told me i just believe that d.c. runs too slow and i could not get enough done or accomplished if i was in political office. i would rather do what i am doing now because i can get something done. mr. clooney and his beautiful wife standing there by his side veered he was you know, a bachelor running around with their young women and kind of partying a lot. he really changed his personal life. again, melissa, he told me last night and i believe him. melissa: what check in with liz claman. liz: sources are telling us he now has a second song that may be in the crosshairs. this just one day after a jury returned a verdict that said guilty of copyright infringement they say that he stole the mus

i'm cheryl casone, in for liz claman this friday. a lot of headlines to catch up on this hour.e have rich edson. the latest details of what us officials describe as tough nuclear negotiations with iran as well as escalating tension in yemen. what that could mean for your money and investments. peter barnes is on fed watch right now. will fed chair janet yellen provide more clarity on the timing of future rate hikes? we'll hear what she has to say in about 42 minutes from now. jeff flock at ground zero for the coal industry in indiana looking at coal's big burnout and whether it can ignite the comeback flame. those stocks killed. the traders standing by at the imex, new york stock exchange, and contraceptive mandatcme,to breae headlines. the fight for yemen creating epic tension between iran and saudi arabia. what will this mean for the us iran nuclear talks. what will be the impact for us at home? rich. >> as if it were possible to create more tension between the two. saudi air forces are fighting back huthy fighters for a second day. us intelligence is assisting the saudis in

countdown, today with cheryl casone, starts right now. cheryl: melissa, thank you so much. hello, everyone. it is the last hour of trading, and what a rally we're having. not so bad for a monday, right? the dow breaking above 18,000 for the if irs time -- for the first time in several sessions. investors seem to be cheering positive economic data including consumer spending ticking up after two straight months of decline. well, u.s. drivers embrace a whole new concept, what about one that's been around for decades? we're going to ask ford ceo and president mark fields about his newest vehicle. it's got some fun little things on it. one man is dead, another severely injured after a shootout outside the gates of the national security agency in maryland. we're going to have the very latest details from washington. let's start the "countdown"! ♪ ♪ cheryl: and we have a lot of headlines that investors are watching closely at this hour. there's only one day left to make a nuclear deal with iran, one party doing an about face. peter barnes has the latest details from washington ju

we're going to bring in cheryl casone. important news on the housing market. >> looking at the new report that came out from zillow gerri. it's troubling, believe it or not for the first time in three years with the housing recovery, the bottom 10% of home owners are starting to become more and more underwater. underwater is where your house is worth less than the mortgage is. you are under water. you want to sell it you are losing money. 16.9%, that is the national number. the amount americans that are underwater, if you look at a map of the united states as well, and take that next, if you look at cities it's a bit of a surprise i thought there was -- this is the amount of homes in each of the cities under water. detroit 21% chicago 25%. exactly. phoenix surprising, i'm from there seeing a resurgence there. it is amazing what's happening in the cities. gerri: i got to tell you, i'm shocked by the map. and the cities you're pointing out here. i don't get why this is happening, interest rates at low lows for six years now,

sadly, fox business' cheryl casone officially puts the rumors to rest.lives initiative gala in new york city. when she asked, he told her bluntly he has no initiative to run for governor. financial stocks still up ahead of this afternoon's bank stress test results. the 31 largest u.s. banks passed the warm-up first stage of the fed's annual test. shorty after the bell, getting results for the second and arguably much more difficult and important face of the stress test that will determine whether the banks and which banks are able to increase dividends and share buyback programs, billions are on the line. who will rise to the top? who will miss the mark? joining me mike holland, holland & company company and brennan, i begin with you, we are about 40 minutes away from the release of the report. who do you believe will do well? >> good afternoon, thanks, i think most of the market is concerned on citigroup. citigroup is the one major bank we've seen fail twice already, and so this is an extremely important event for citigroup. so i think when you think ab

here now fox business anchor cheryl casone and kennedy can whose program kennedy airs monday throughon the fox business network. all right. let's take mrs. clinton first. would you buy her dinner? >> i have already bought her dinner. >> you have really? >> i thousands of dollars to the ucla alumni sotion they paid her thousands of dollars to speak. >> did she get 300000 for showing up there. >> 300,000 for fruit and hum must. we can go back stage and did you email her about her appearance. >> i can't find her email address now that she has destroyed the server it's impossible to get through. >> did you get 300 k? if it was just you and kennedy and secretary of state clinton would you buy her dinner. >> i would buy her a cheap dinner. >> cheap dinner? take her to mcdonald's and get a happy meal. >> she is not going to mcdonald's. >> buy her dinner? >> absolutely. i want to find out who her tech guy is who led her to believe. >> she is not going to tell you anything. >> if she could give me the tech guys i can buy her dinner. >> do you want to sit down with hillary clinton and have din

portfolio strategies founder and president, hilary kramer a and n chief investment officer and our own cheryl casone. michael, help us strategize. look at loss of the dow more than 300 points especially final hour where there was pile on. what was going on and how do you make money on a day like today? >> i've been shorting the market out since october and looking like an idiot. liz: until today. >> i have some redemption finally. i always said this market was based on quantitative easing, printing money and zero percent interest rates. that is ending. the fed will be forced to raise interest rate because heavy maginot line that will be breached. mostly part-time jobs. liz: it is beginning in the european union. it definitely taken hold in japan, hillary, is that where you follow the money? do you go toward the qe? >> you do. that is actually the answer, liz, even though we had 15% rise in indices across europe, there is still opportunity for more of a rise and it is simply because the qe is much more, stage that is much more in its infancy. ours is ending in the u.s. and in europe it is starting --

good afternoon, everybody, i'm cheryl casone in for liz claman today. two major stories breaking at this hour, the president addressing both of them. first, to the initial news, president obama spending the day with afghanistan's new president. the two leaders wrapping up that joint press conference just a few moments ago. president obama did say the u.s. is admitted to keeping -- committed to keeping almost 10,000 troops p on the ground in afghanistan through the end of the year, 13 years, $60 billion. we're going to be talking about that. also he did address questions about the question mark that came through courtesy of the "wall street journal" today, did the netanyahu government spy on u.s. nuclear talks with iran and then share that information with some u.s. lawmakers? that happened, according to a report, in the journal this morning. joining me now for a reaction, adviser on middle eastern and southeastern affairs -- [inaudible] and rich edson in washington. rich, we expected the president to be asked about the journal story this morning that th

carey sheffield, fellow, competitive enterprise institute, forbes contributor and cheryl casone is still with us. this is your bailiwick. what did you think of the numbers. cheryl: i showed a jump 150% gain for northeast for contracts of new homes. where was the weather? i realized people were concerned about rates. they know that the interest rate hike will come. mortgage rates can't stay this low. we're 3.7%. no matter what, it was freezing, rains, snowing. they jumped out there david and signed a contract. i was shocked. david: the question is whether if rates do go up, they clearly will at some point whether the market was freak out like bullard said they would today? >> i wouldn't put it past the market. we saw in the 2013 the taper tantrum we called it when the fet started taking away the punchbowl with quantitative easing. we could see something similar. that is why the fed is so cautious. there are key indicators. inflation is not as high as they want to be. the real unemployment rate which incorporates discouraged workers -- david: still very high. >> still very high. i think it

"forbes" rich karlgaard and our own cheryl casone. rich, his message, wants to get rid of the irs. don't think many people will be upset with that. he wants to get more after flat tax going. do you think that will sell? >> yeah. i thnk those are two excellent programs. he talks about corporate welfare. we'll see how serious he is when he goes to iowa where there are a lot of farm subsidies and ethanol subsidies. that made a hypocrite out of a lot of corporate welfare people. david: that's true. how difficult will it be? there is already a lot of money being pushed into jeb bush. >> that's right, david. but the republican nomination will evolve into establishment figure, maybe jeb bush, anti-establishment populist figure. that is clearly the space senator cruz is competing. david: is there enough money for both those parties, establishment and anti-establishment? >> i think they will appeal to different parts of the republican party. senator cruz may raise more online, smaller contributions, that sort of thing. the way it helps, one or two wealthy benefactors keep you going for quit

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and the ipad, skeptics are out in force cheryl casone is with me.o you think we should beat betting against apple? >> there is a good case to be betting against it. the stakes are big for tim cook and what the buzz was. we can be on stage and debuted this thing and if nobody buys it you can bet against them. stuart: make your call. i you going to buy this thing? >> start with the fashion industry the supermodels on stage yesterday used it for fitness. there are plenty of fitness trackers out there already that are not doing so well. paris fashion week has been going on. they gave her an advance look but the you know what their response was? it is co-pay. the runway shows says this is technology not an accessory unless you get kim kardashian wearing that what you won't sell it to the fashion industry or -- stuart: when you discounted it as a fashion item. cheryl: let's talk technology two thirds of americans will not pay using a mobile device, they are afraid of security risks, how many credit cards have been stolen last few years particularly this y

cheryl casone has the numbers for us. in new york city chinese investors bought $3 billion worth of profit just in the city last year. how about across the country? >> $22 billion on u.s. real estate investment both commercial and residential lower for a 12 month period in 2014 and it is going to go even higher. stuart: iec or of that? cheryl: ha the top cities are new york and los angeles those are putting the most money in that units that. stuart: no i didn't know that. i didn't know d.c. thought adjournment u.s. investors. cheryl: they want new york and a lot more. now they want to buy land in new york city with a major chinese companies coming overlooking to buy land the develop new projects. they bought all the hotels. maria: stuart: that is across the board. any real estate they put their money in is in the $22 billion total but i challenge your idea that will go up from here because the value of the dollar is so strong. cheryl: the bank of china dictate the relationship between the dollar and the you one ndp looked

cheryl casone is here, and she will now be asked for her opinion. >> yes.ink it was because of the backlash. oh, we were always going to taper off the campaign after one week? that could not have been the plan. they have been really building up to this big event they've been having group meetings around the country with starbucks employees, video from texas in particular talking about race. this was supposed to be a much bigger deal. they have completely backed off of that, and think his statement really does show that from howard schultz, as we just mentioned. stuart: i think we killed it cheryl shall we be honest? we did it. >> i think this show and the backlash from the american public. [laughter] stuart: the great american public. >> yeah, them too. stuart: cheryl, stay there. >>> the academy of nutrition and dietetics gives its coveted kids eat right stamp of approval to kraft singles. whoa that's not sitting well with some members of the nutrition community. one of them joins us now from las vegas. here is andi with dieticians for professional integri

cheryl casone with me. going through this together. is that a bubble?> this has been a very slow build. we used to think that the nasdaq was just technology. it is not anymore. >> we have a mind set. you are quite right. i agree with you. news this morning that air bnb is worth $20 billion. snap chat. these are not listed companies. i think that is the bottom. >> who do you think is pushing these expectations. the rest get that you know what out of them because they bought the stocks at these superhigh levels. >> let the good times roll. look at the big board right now. the dow at 18,248. i do not believe we have been there before. i believe it is a new intraday high. i have a stock for you. mcdonald's. seems like just two weeks ago it was 90. another stock story of a very different kind. lumbar liquidators. taking a big hit after a 60 minute story last night. the story said that, allegedly lumbar liquidators sold for and with high levels of formaldehyde . they did it to maximize their profits from chinese imports. we will take a look at the stock when

cheryl casone is here. >> what makes your job happy? it's who you work for, with. is there a good company culture. are you rewarded in some way. a lot of times it wasn't money. the first happy jobs systems developer. so a systems developer, what you do is you basically insolcomputer systems and operating software. the average pay is $93,000. that would make people happy. there is a company that is hiring system developers. it's call core u 360. many people who is do it structure, cloud services things like that. it's $45,000 $150,000 is the range. >> another happy job is a business development executive. you got to be really good thinker. you've got to be good yourn feet and with people. business development is your planning, you're directing and coordinating. i'm sure a lot of us could be good at that. $101,000 is the salary. enterprise rent a car. i brought them to the show before. they have good training for executives. they're known for taking college kids out. they have 12,000 openings this year. >> excellent. happy news right there. automation engineer. >> th