deirdre: what does it tell you? >> tells me they read "the new york times" sunday magazine yesterday about how few people have been indicted in the financial community. tells me they're getting pressure from politicians -- deirdre: what crime do you think they're talking about? >> the guy who wrote the piece,. >> he is east singer is good friend of mind. the point i make. why do they go after insider trading vehemently. they didn't want to spend going after people with big banks whether they lied -- deirdre: do you think anyone belongs in jail because of the financial crisis. >> would be very difficult for government to prove that. deirdre: charlie, a lot of people on main street think nobody went to jail for -- >> i'm torn on this -- deirdre: really. >> half of me says, that when the ceo of merrill lynch or whoever, they all did it says, our liquidity is fine. we have a lot of money in the bank. we're not going out of business and two days later you have no liquidity -- deirdre: you think that is criminal? >> prett

deirdre. deirdre: we will continue your conversation about uber.of new york's best respected best known founders. i have seen people say, well, maybe that new number was exploded by late stage investors. i will ask kevin ryan the same question. we will also talk about the technology scene in general. we will be talking about what indifferen there is this time around. all of that coming your way, stuart. stuart: it is called right to try. it gives terminally ill people the chance to try any treatment available. we have that story after this. ♪ 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 one gallon of fuel. what a day. can't wait til tomorrow. the numbers are impressive. over 400,000 new private sector jobs... making new york state number two in the nation in new private sector job creation... with 10 regional development

now, here is deirdre bolton. deirdre: welcome to risk and reward.and who is selling. ♪ other pickup lines we are following for you. $15 billion. one of tax biggest offerings ever. we will tell you why it matters to silicon valley. well, stuart, what is going on with stocks. we just want to show you a quick snapshot here.

stuart: here is deirdre bolton. deirdre: thank you very much, stuart. i am deirdre bolton.ipo. a rough first quarter for public tax stops. ali baba wants its online team back. the e-commerce trying to find a steak. the godfather of new york angel investing on how to increase your chances of backing a technology winner. putting the track record on the record. it is a fox exclusive. ♪

i am deirdre bolton.n the implications for you at tech firms, investors and your security. facebook's mark zuckerberg and his wife donated $120 million to san francisco schools. we will show you what happened to the money he gave newark, new jersey a few years ago. steve ballmer creating another role for himself. offering $2 billion for the l.a. clippers. far from a done deal. we will tell you what the challengers are. ♪ for government corporations and individuals, the importance of internet security is crystal

deirdre, the show is yours. deirdre: you never know. i will check out his pictures. vehicle. elon musk at tesla and how tech is changing every business in america. launching a few new features. what this means for the twitter cofounder. china cracking down on social media. we chat. others like it have been targeted.

now here is deirdre bolton. deirdre: thank you. you're with us here on "risk & reward."t stocks and bonds. we focus on real estate, hedge fund strategies, even art. our top story, when well-known hedge fund manager asking the sec to stay quiet. the tricky relationship between an activist asked the sec. and venture capitalist fred wilson said openly skyhigh valuation are trapped. more on the implications for startups delaying going public. and billionaires on bitcoin, buffett and gates tell us if they think virtual here to stay. ♪ deirdre: here's a quick check in on stocks. you have the dow reversing triple digit fall although now going into negative territory.

i'm sure one of your focal points, melissa, thanks so much, deirdre. stocks driving higher on wall street. melissa: thanks, deirdre. s&p few points shy of a new intraday first. that is not the only thing rising. we'll tell you why this year's paycheck might be doing more than just barely keeping up with inflation. sharing economy feeling even more generous. how airbnb plans to save its business model by becoming your concierge as well. >>> boone pickens picking up the mic. oil tycoon message for one of the rap world's top dogs. even when they say it's not it is always about money. melissa: the dow and s&p are on track to close above their record highs. s&p looking particular good after ending last week in the red. what is behind today's climb? joining me now and our panel, our very own liz macdonald. we have james freeman from the "wall street journal" and fox news's brian kilmeade. why do you think of this market here? why are we rallying? >> earnings, better than expected. give u.s. businesses credit for continuing to eke out profits even when people

now here is deirdre bolton. deirdre: thank you very much. this is "risk and reward.ch tv and the internet. the national 9/11 memorial and museum is dedicated today. we have an exclusive with the developer that is rebuilding downtown. my conversation with larry wittgenstein. two records broken. one for the auction house and one for a writer diamond. ♪ deirdre: we do want to get you straight to our top stories. how you watch tv, how you use the internet and at what price. protesters are there. you can see the signs. the fec is promoting new rules

deirdre, what did he tell you? >> first of all his energy is just amazing.is life he dedicated to rebidding this entire area. so we spoke of course about the memorial and about what it meant for new yorkers to come together but we also spoke about what it means to the area as far as tourism and commerce. here's what he told me. >> we've had 10 million visitors to the 9/11 memorial park. next week is the opening of museum. 10 million visitors in the last three or four years. it is just been phenomenal in addition to which half a million square feet destination, first class quality retail is coming to the base of each of these buildings, four, three, two, and one and the path terminal. the path terminal will be opening next year. a huge amount of retail there and exquisite building. it's a building with the wings that will appear out of know where. and look like a bird about to take off. but it will be a magnificent transportation experience people will have once these facilities open. >> so now i did ask mr. silverstein some of the tougher questions. you know

here is deirdre bolton. deirdre: you are going to take this?hat that is worth. cricket you will have to help me out with. a big day in tech and media. the largest u.s. telecom company buying the largest u.s. satellite company. what it means the industry and what it means for sunday football fans. google, youtube made by a video game streaming company for a. if it happens it will be youtube's biggest buy today. and facebook developing a snap chat like

what do you say to that, deirdre bolton? deirdre: i do not know.a big day in technology. apples and talk to buy beat. the biggest accusation ever for apple. it is about the streaming service. more on that and the short list of investors who will met the most profits. ♪ we are also watching the end of merger plans. now, it is over. we will tell you what it means for the advertising sector. bitcoins goes to d.c. you can contribute the presidential campaign using the virtual currency. we will tell you all the world because it is a long list. stocks you just heard from stuart varney. the nasdaq, the s&p

now here is deirdre bolton.tive ways to invest your money beyond stocks and bonds. you have the right to be forgotten, that is what the eu court told google. remove digital traces of what you don't want. facebook censored in china, but may be taking steps to open a sales office. if true, the first time facebook employees work on the ground in asia's largest economy. manufacturing and property data showing signs of slowing. we will tell you what it means for tech and real estate investment.

deirdre bolton, it is yours. deirdre: you have to know the houston rockets.rt: that is a basketball team. i will be watching the show tomorrow as i always do. thank you very much. we will be bringing you more avenues, more ways to raise money. we are focused on net neutrality. companies such as amazon, apple, netflix saying the open internet is at stake. more on what they are proposing and what those changes could mean for big tack and startups. apollo reporting a big profit decreased last quarter. then selling off investments into a rising stock market for

now, deirdre bolton next. deirdre: thank you very much, two words. i am "risk and reward."trategies. more on what it means for investors. you can pay your satellite tv bill with bitcoins if you like. the network is the largest company to accept virtual payment. cloud funding in the air. peer to peer (being. we will tell you what is in it for you if you would like to participate. ♪

deirdre bolton, please, take this. deirdre: i was really impressed, stuart.d. we are going to give you alternative ways to invest your money beyond stocks and bonds. numerous high-profile hedge fund managers a different tone for private social scrap booking site pinterest. investors think it is worth $5 billion. i will get the stocks and valuation and the chances of pinterest t

here is deirdre bolton. >> it was very popular, indeed, stuart.a whole batch were one of those little ones, you have to put a taste test in there somewhere. i saw those cupcakes. i went to the green room. thank you very much. we are giving you alternative ways to invest your money over the next hour. allie baba filing for one of the biggest tech ipos ever. it will raise between 15 and $20 billion. we will tell you why it is so significant. ♪ deirdre: other headlines we are following, the hong kong market is coo

now, here is deirdre bolton. i am just impressed that you say soccer and not football.u go. this is risk and reward. we bring you alternative ways to invest your money beyond stocks and bonds. big tech buying the government. apple, microsoft, facebook, google, yahoo! telling about potential fears. samsung and apple. samsung shipping more tablets and more phones worldwide in the first quarter. we will tell you what it means for both companies. the 140th trumpet will sound this weekend at churchill downs. we will bring you and inside look at investing in racehorses. ♪ deirdre: here is what stocks are doing right now. a mixed picture keeping the

melissa: we were very impressed by that, deirdre. good riding. thank you so much. dierdre: thank you. melissa: we have breaking news right now. our own charlie gasparino is here with exclusive new details what is expected to be the the biggest ipo of the year. charlie, what have you got? >> which is alibaba, $15 billion. what is interesting, what underwriters are doing, sources tell us in the underwriting community they continue to push for the new york stock exchange over nasdaq as the listing venue. very interesting thing. this decision could be made any day now, any week now. the ipo is expected to come back in july and august but they're going to do a road show. they may do the s-1 filing next week. this thing thing the are upper is hitting the road -- rubber is hitting the road. the underwriters continue to push new york stock exchange. not that they don't like nasdaq or chief bob greifeld, but the two technology snafus, one on facebook, remember the exchange was down three hours? melissa: right. >> there ask too much reputational risk. if you pick nasdaq, and

you guys and deirdre -- >> coming up next tonight here on "hannity". >> you got to believe that, yourobably will be in a better place, but you had to make the decision to pull the plug and watch him go. >> yeah and that's something nobody should ever go through. >> were you holding his hand, talking to him? >> yes. >> ainsley is back tonight with her next installment, exposing how the va is betraying those brave men and women risking their lives for your freedom. you don't want to miss this report. that and much more when "hannity" continues straight ahead. did you know, your eyes can lose vital nutrients as you age? [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. ocuvite. help protect your eye health. smoke? nah, i'm good. [ male announcer ] celebrate every win with nicoderm cq, the unique patch with time release smartcontrol technology that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. help prevent your cravings with nicoderm cq. yeah. i heard about progre

deirdre, thanks so much. cut to junk. real-life "iron man" elon musk brought down-to-earth as tesla get as whopping credit downgrade. >>> kicking the downward dog, betting big on women wearing yoga pants around the clock. a certain princeton mom is about to lose her zen. call him chairman mark. billionaire mark andreessen telling new grads, ditch what they love and what benefits society instead. even when they say it's not, it is always about money. melissa: before we get tart stated we want to keep a eye on the market as s&p 500 struggles to stay in the green. if the index manageses to close in positive territory it, would be the third record close in a row and 13th of the year. fox business's charlie gasparino, "wall street journal" james freeman and former verizon president denny strigle. >> we're thinking with all the money printing there will eventually be a reckoning, right now the market is rising with economic news not all that great. melissa: absolutely. another big blow for detroit. a city task force demanding 4

deeder deirdre, thanks so much. >>> knock knock, apple and google trying to break down your door trying to get in your house. turns out the left's great economist is not great with numbers. blow back from thomas picket at this's new math. how booze, videotape is heading up the apple deal. wonder boy elon musk advice to the graduating class of 2014. even when they say it is not, it is always about money. melissa: let's go so our panel. charlie gasparino, tracy byrnes and jack hough. keeps hitting new highs. >> every time i say don't buy the market it gets too frothy. here's the thing. as long as they keep printing money, they appear to be doing i think market is going up. here is the perversity of this market. it is better when the economy doesn't do well. melissa: right. >> that is the notion that keeps money flowing. melissa: keeps the fed sitting right there. tracy, what do you think? >> i think that being said everyone needs to be invested in their 401(k). don't miss this run. it will keep going and people are on the sidelines. melissa: jack. >> watch mergers and acquisitions the cov

thank you, deirdre. i'm adam shapiro in for melissa francis. donald sterling will balance his ownership over to his wife and guess what? >>> texas laying claim to seven of the top 15 fastest growing cities in america. >>> "the great escape," why you may be more stressed out at home than work these days. >>> privacy going the way of the dinosaur. latest facebook attempt to assure users are part bodyguard and part varney. >>> sex, drugs, gdp. i told tu would be a good show. even when they say it is not it is always about money. adam: fallout from the minimum wage movement. amazon is hoping to replace some workers with robots. they hope to have 10,000 rob boats operating in its warehouses by the end of this year. we want to bring in simon constable from "wall street journal." and monica met at that and can they totally replace human, monica? >> this is more to seek investor interest. there was a warning last month that revenue is really slowing down. they're looking potentially a $500 million loss next quarter. for a company not really great at pr

deirdre: isn't it interesting they had been bankrupt? it has come back.that is so cool. look at how the wheel turns. i think that is the coolest thing in the world. >> he just wants to make sure he does not miss it. liz: that is so cool. californians are so good at parallel parking so i will never give up that skill, i'm sorry. >> you forget what's two times six. you forget them if you don't use them. liz: kids cannot even read maps because of gps. props to jason in the back seat. fox business is the network bringing you that cool video. the closing bell ringing in 27 minutes. if you want the convenience of home delivered food but you like cooking it yourself what you don't like going through the supermarket aisle, you may want to peel off the layers of blue apron. they just raised another $50 million in new funding. we had a cofounder and ceo. and the drone business flying high despite concerns about things like privacy and near misses with planes. a plan that can fly with virtual-reality goggles. we will have a birds eye view of the ground. i ys say be

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now here is deirdre bolton. be a great: from gansu golf, thank you for that handoff.o extreme sports, you know about go pro. more on that in a bit. speaking of content, and amc tv show will appear on yahoo tumblr. and growing the music base, more on the complicated dance with sound cloud. if you are somebody in our family is an extreme skier, biker, surfer, chances are you've seen some footage shot with a gopro. the company filed to go public but wants to be thought of more than just a hardware company. jo ling kent' is with me now. how will it be prize, as a media comp

deirdre: thank you very much, stuart varney.ed in state property whether you like it or not. attorney record $130 billion to pension funds. and if you watch tv or use the internet, net neutrality counts. regulators are not separate in web traffic into fast and slow lanes, for now. more what that means for you and companies such as netflix and google coming up. and a bet on your impatience. betting on a new order ahead. what the decision says about the business for mobile payments.

. >> i just have to tell you one thing that comes from deirdre walsh doing excellent reporting.a blowup inside this meeting going on now between nancy pelosi and one of her good friends and colleagues, henry waxman, from california, about whether they should participate or not. henry waxman thinks they should participate and pelosi said waxman is undermining her love ranch with john boehner by saying so publicly. that speaks to the tension and divide among democrats about whether to go forward and do this or whether to stay on the sidelines. >> gloria, i would like to make clear what this select committee is really about. is it about trying to find out who actually killed these four americans in benghazi or is it just about the political spin the white house put on what they thought happened in benghazi? >> you know, carol, it depends on who you talk to. look, there are a lot of unanswered questions as everyone points out there's been numerous hearings and there's been a state department investigation. everybody seems to agree that this was botched at a certain point. four peopl