elizabeth macdonald is live with the details. invasion of privacy?bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like bill splitting equals nitpicking. but i only had a salad. it was a buffalo chicken salad. salad. is it keeps the food out. for me before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. super poligrip is part of my life now. >> welcome back. yahoo! ceo marissa mayer will get a nice severance package if she is forced out of the company. if she is terminated within one year, she will get $3 million in cash. stock options and grants. yahoo! is currently considering this right now. the stock down just a little bit today. the elephants are no longer in the room. 145 year tradition. animal rights groups are praising this decision. they say more wild animals should be removed as well. a powerball chap but hitting $348 million. the wednesday wednesday drawing more than $200 in cash. the highest since the chap .back in jan

from fbn, correspondent elizabeth macdonald. we welcome back #oneluckyguy, judge alex ferrer.order on the couch! >> i enjoy being outnumbered. sandra: you were tweeting out as you caught the plane to come here, she kissed and you and

from fbn, correspondent elizabeth macdonald. we welcome back #oneluckyguy, judge alex ferrer.arris: order on the couch! >> i enjoy being outnumbered. sandra: you were tweeting out as you caught the plane to come here, she kissed and you and then mentioned she had a cold. >> have a safe trip. oh, i think i'm getting sick. sandra: in my case, it is just allergies. don't sit too far away from me, harris. in the house big hearing on the controversial nuclear deal. white house narratives on iran nuclear deal. the senior advisor reportedly behind the narratives a big no show. according to "new york times" magazine ben rhodes bragged how he spun the media and american people in selling positive aspects of the iran deal. the white house not only denying that, saying rhodes is not testifying due what it claims is a separation of powers issue. that not going over well w republican lawmakers as it didn't take long for the sparks to fly. >> you had plenty of time, mr. rhodes, to talk to all your media friends and talk to the echo chamber you brag about in the "new york times" but when it

elizabeth macdonald. let's deal with this quickly.rump is elected president. they are not going anywhere, are they? >> who cares. what about the celebrities that are endorsing bernie sanders when they are not the nominee. are they going to leave? >> i better get elected here and it is a great service to our country if they did leave. >> you wanted a quick. stuart: i am moving on. the mainstream media has already started in with negative trump headlines. this one from the washington post. confronting the dilemma. are they ready to help elect when did? the first line in the "new york times," the republican party's trek into the darkness. a fateful step into indiana on thursday. >> they despise donald trump. the question of what conservatives that are now in the never ever ever trump camp. it is a very legitimate one. a question i will be asking on my show. stuart: jonah goldberg was on the show earlier. he said in good conscience he could never vote for donald trump. >> so are steve hayes and some other prominent conservatives. they are

stuart: elizabeth macdonald is here. issue with target. >> flat traffic. same-store sales up 1%. that is not good. target was a surprise retail story. you know, the new outfits put on there. it is surprising that target is going through this. you have to wonder whether that boycott is reaching one and a half million. people signing the petition because of the bathroom policy. whether that will have an effect down the road. >> i do not know why companies would come out and actually say anything right now. to actually take that step to say something, you know, a lot of it. every other company has been silent, for the most part. >> kind of getting into the web a little bit. who was advising them to do that. stuart: i do not think that a found out the liability issue. we will get to that. let's get to straightforward politics. hillary clinton claims a very narrow victory in kentucky. it seems to me that democrats are flat-out split. you have an anti-whilst the campaign. hillary clinton who has taken more money from wall stre

joining us now with elizabeth macdonald. the city cannot guaranteed teachers pay. all right.we will not show up. >> detroit was predictable behavior. that means he took it from his father. gave it to his wife. they will have 100 years of leadership. the detroit teachers are the same model that has failed the city. too many heavyweight on their pension contributions. bad contracts. bad success stories. kids that cannot literally, out of school ready to go to work. ashley: here is the thing. someone is looking over it. the teachers. what kind of obligation do they have to help the kids? we saw this with the chicago teacher strike. what about the children? do they have a right here? hopefully, we will figure out the money later. >> this is an old story. >> not about the teachers either. they get screwed. >> that does not mean that they cannot show up. it should be about kids first. we have seen this over and over again. when are we, when are our parents going to stand up and say enough is enough. keep the teachers union understand. they cannot get away with this. the leadership

elizabeth macdonald has been here several times before. oil. using a bot more of it.s still raging. one of those fires is uncontrollable. all you'll of 2%. now i have something that is absolutely and completely different. the town of mckinney, texas. land for a 1200 feet high school stadium. what do you think that would cost? this is a high school football team. how much you think they pay to build that stadium. >> that is quite a bit of money. i know a bot of people are upset about this. i think that this will be really wonderful for the community. three high schools going to be using this facility. you can use it for other large events. $63 million. put it into art. you know what i mean. >> a stadium like that. use it as a community opportunity. a piece of infrastructure. >> i think that she is right. >> you could hold a really good donald trump rally at a stadium like that and you would fill it. would you not? now, look at this. i have a number for you. all the young millennial's that want to buy a new home. new home prices. that would, that is a real problem. you

kirsten hagland, ash webster and elizabeth macdonald.pular with the greenies, right? >> oh, absolutely. and especially buyer being a german company. this would be the largest foreign take over by a foreign company. they're big against gmos. there's a national study that proves gmos are safe for humans and for animals, so this is really going against science. stuart: i think the europeans are going to be angry at buyer, a german company. >> those are the protests happening over the weekend. stuart: they're going to be very angry for taking monsanto, which is king of the hill in genetic engineering -- >> yes. evil empire as they describe it. stuart: they do. >> even though chipotle's food has a lot of gmos in it. surprise, news flash. stuart: the price per share is 106. the opposition to the deal is going to take it out. we shall see. >>> breaking news, oh, listen to this, a verdict out of baltimore. one of the officers involved in the freddie gray case found not guilty on all four charges. >> yes. assault, reckless endangerment, one count

ashley webster and elizabeth macdonald. the possibility of life elsewhere. >> very exciting.e has to be someone out there. if there is life out there elsewhere, very subtle. you cannot detect them so far. fascinating. i love it. may 4 is star wars day. may 4 be with you. i don't know. stuart: get on with it. we have a triple digit selloff. we do not like that. below 177. how about twitter. 1399. i want to talk this big picture selloff. there is a possibility that investors are reacting to a recession coming in america. >> i wholeheartedly agree with you. that is absolutely true. the economy is slowing down. people can feel the drag. >> it is not a profile encouraged. taxpayer government spending. the president was about economic stuart: that is mythology, he says. how about apple? trying to break a and eight day losing streak. a basic problem. >> slowing down. where is the next big product? they blame the strong dollar. year over year comparisons. people want to know what the next biggest thing coming from apple is. >> the next product category killer that you will use in you

elizabeth macdonald. larry levin in chicago. dr barden here in new york.s the stock moving up, ash? >> they lost 70 million in the first quarter, better than expected overall though. elon is saying production is going to ramp up. the model 3, the cheaper version, 35,000-dollar base price version, they say they will have one million in annual production of the car by 2020. the goal is up to produce 500,000 cars moved up from 2020 to 2018. in other words ahead of schedule if you buy into that. stuart: you don't buy into it. you don't think he can do it? >> i'm taking under on all the numbers ashley gave us. they just lost their vice president of production an manufacturing yesterday which is why they were down so much yesterday. to have huge pronouncesments the guys there to make those things happen are moving out, they have to bring other people in i think is a tough road to hoe. stuart: a lot of people say you can't raise product five-fold in couple of years and do it. you just can't -- >> they have massive cash burn. they have only 1.3 billion on the bala

elizabeth macdonald and cheryl casone are with me now. broad-based question.p? liz: despite bad retail earnings. we haven't seen oil trading at this level in 10 months. stuart: you think it is oil? liz: yes. stuart: cheryl, you concure? >> i concur. owl data came out, down 4.2 million barrels. the oil story the market story. you had a 100 point pop at open. continuing through the day. we very go up even higher because of oil. stuart: not rule of law, but order of the day is oil up, stocks up? >> yes. stuart: that is holding firm as of right now. >> that's what we're seeing. stuart: let's get to individual companies and individual stocks. we'll start with tiffany's. lower sales and a weak outlook. now, liz, their sales were down everywhere around the world except japan. liz: that's correct. breaking down unexpectedly below the $900 million mark. look at the stock action. they wiped out five years of gains, trading at 2011 levels. we have retail ice age on and hitting high-end retailers. stuart: that is the point this morning because the high-end retailers have

joining us ashley webster, elizabeth macdonald, todd horowitz and michael murphy.t to start with the stock, best buy, it's down. we call this the reail ice age. they didn't come through with very good numbers. 5% in the early going, 31. mike murphy is this a retail ice age problem that people are not buying in the stores or is this an apple problem? because they have apple stores within best buy, don't they? >> i don't think it's an apple problem at all, stuart, this is a change in the way people shop. people are no longer walking into stores to buy things. if you dig deeper into best buy's numbers, their on-line sales were up 24%. so people aren't walking into best buy and spending money or ordering, but they're doing it on-line. technology is changing the way that people shop. i don't think they have the ability to go up against amazon. i think that amazon has cornered the market. ashley: the show-rooming thing that liz and i were talking about. they look on-line and go in and see it and then go back on-line. stuart: if you order it, for example, you can have the

macdonald. >> good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ken bastida. we begin tonight with breaking news.the search for a missing vallejo teen, pearl pinson, is focusing on a remote area near the town of jenner in sonoma county. chopper 5 shows the search teams on the ground and we have seen search dogs in the water, as well. deputies are looking for clues along willow creek road. this new search widens the kidnapping case that happened in vallejo on wednesday and yesterday, pinson's accused kidnapper was killed in a police shootout in solvang. that's hundreds of miles away from the search area going on in jenner. kpix 5 reporter jackie ward is in jenner this evening with the latest on the search. jackie. >> reporter: ken, you just spoke to officials from solano sheriff's county and they are here because they talked to sonoma county. sonoma county sheriff's officers are here at their request, i should say. the piece of information