>> my name is eric lowe. i'm with the fair observer. my question is for yves. the point is that because i used to work in finance i understand you to appoint about like wall street and everything. and i share the pessimism because one of the things i got from people who work -- who used to work there saying that, you know, that talk about the regulations that are not in place, it's not going to be in place because you don't have repo recorders of know inside how wall street works. it continues basically. always to come back again. so i totally agree with the one beside you talking about like the thing -- did you get your question? >> yes, it's not on the table. so how can we get the agenda on the table, would be a very good point. >> i'm afraid -- i wish there was a simpler answer. one is -- and i don't give it very high percentage odds of success but there are peculiarly some of the groups around occupy wall street. for example, the occupy the s.e.c. group submitted a 325-page volcker rouletter. you're actually seen people -- and that was done by a very small

. >> you my name is eric low and i like the federal server. my question is for yves.i used to work in finance and i understand the point about wall street and everything and i share the pessimism because one of the things i got from people who used to work there think that you know talk about the reservation and it's not going to be in place. so this continues basically if we come back again. i totally agree with that one side you are talking about -- >> can you get to your question? >> it's not on the table so how can we get that just on the table? >> i'm afraid, i wish there was a simpler answer. one is, and they don't give it very high percentage, but there are peculiar ways. some of the groups around occupy wall street and for example the occupy the fcc groups have been writing a volcker rule letter and that was done by a small group of 45 people. things get to the point where you have a citizens group making these regulatory process and the media has taken over other outlets have taken that up quite seriously and they are getting getting pushed back in unexpected

low. if eric isn't the only one is that if you want if you can resign a solution is. the most i'm going to. call his energy so he can say things that leader but. is the longest the polar sea. is the step to build it is real medicine have to be a hundred percent just mostly in israel also. well that's to connect some of those dots and we talk about israel getting what it wants. you know there's a lot of sympathies that have happened recently between china and russia regarding syria and what should be done with there with that country what's to be done about the violence calling on about the regime and sharia law assad regime connection causes me in terms of that different how major of an issue is that between us on one side and you know russia and china on the other side and i think i think there is a chasm of christine russia and china absolutely no one living in mortal replicated in syria bestowed follow i'll go away go away if. nato but in a way will russia and china intervene that's a big question i think they're around to write about it by consider it i hope that

eric, it's gloria. can you explain what people are calling really low turnout in the state of mississippi?ctually throughout the entire primary process, we have seen really low republican turnout? >> look, i can't explain the turnout. i haven't seen the numbers, gloria. i can tell you mitt visited mississippi and alabama, and the response he got was very encouraging. folks there, of course, are suffering under this bad economy that president obama has given us. they're dealing with high gas prices, high food prices, high health care costs. of course, their incomes are declining or they don't have a job at all or they're looking to trade up from a part-sometime job to a full-time job with better benefits. so these people are hurting. they're hurting all around the country. that's what we've encountered from one end of the united states to the other. >> eric, i have to ask, earlier, your candidate was quoted as saying he wants to, i want to get the quote right, planned parenthood, we're going to get rid of that. does mitt romney really want to get rid of planned parenthood. >> he singled out

doctor tab low is about to put the viewer on the psychiatric couch. >> but first eric bowling is here us what's coming up on fox and friends. >> what's going on this morning? >> we have 2012 coverage. start with dick morris then we add larry sabadeau giving us a breakdown. ginned el will be here and we have ellen landry and debbie ryan. >> nice. >> victoria secret model. >> which brings me to my next point. >> we would have had to call hr on you. >> a very difficult scramble, okay. don't let him get it. >> you didn't even let us play yesterday, though. >> thanks a lot. talk with you later. fox and friends will be right back. >> just kidding. we will be right back. >> face it. we all have our unique work sets. may not feel like a big deal until they cross the line. crazy to concerning. are these nutty behaviors normal or not? here to answer is fox news contributor and psychiatrist dr. keith ablow. these are interesting. these are e-mails sent in to us. 64-year-old mom doesn't act like it, though. she stays out late parties and dresses like a 20-year-old in a bad 80s movie. she has been

low. >> it looks like we could all soon have a piece of the guitar brand made famous by many a rock legend. eric, david gilmore and jimmy hendricks just for starters. ♪ >> guitar maker sensa hopes to raise $200 million in an initial share flow indication. the company was founded in 1946 and has had a number of owners over the years. it hopes to use the capital to erase debts of over $246 million. >> you've been watching "newsday" from the bbc. i'm rico in singapore. >> a quick reminder of our main stories. two hostages, one british and one italian, have been killed during an attempt to rescue them in nigeria. that's it from singapore and from london. from rico and myself, thanks for watching. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers use their expertise in global finance to guide you through the business strategies and opportunities of international commerce. we put our extended global network to work for a

eric schurenberg. >> susie: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: stocks have been on a run higher for weeks, but trading volumes are very low. we look at just who's buying the market. and our "market monitor" guest thinks stocks and metals are poised for a modest correction this spring, but he sees new highs in the summer and fall. he's mark leibovit, chief market strategist at vrtrader.com. and finally tonight, it's been a tough few years for many companies, given weakness in the global economy. but one auto maker has seen sales surge to unprecedented levels. erika miller takes a closer look at why ferrari is going full speed ahead. >> ♪ i don't want your love i don't want your money ♪ i just want the key to your ferrari... >> reporter: ferraris are the ultimate status symbol. but from the start of the company in 1929, every car has been designed to race. even today, every ferrari on the road can hit 200 miles per hour. i couldn't wait to take a test drive with north american c.e.o. marco mattiacci. my first shock-- no more stick- shift cars in the u.s. >> we realize very few customers were asking for this, so it's not wor

. >> eric and newt gingrich can't control oil prices, but things that can be done to he reduce the gas prices, only to 2 pin 50 maybe as low obama took over, 1.83 a gallon and maybe not. >> bob. >> it doesn't take a lot. drilling has to be part of it and epa work to be done with it and a couple of other things which are out there that can be done, but for axlerod to say it's snake oil to bring it down to 2.50, it was well below that when obama took over, absolutely. >> let's see if bob can drill a hole, which might help us all, in this latest poll that came out. bob, how do you explain this presidential status, obama energy policy will increase gas prices 58%, lower gas prices 20%. >> i'm saying simply this, there's the one most dangerous thing for a sitting president to get reelected is expendable income in people's pockets and gasoline is the the most expedient issue, he's being hurt by it. i've said it before. say it again. get to $5 gasoline and maybe biology could beat him. >> he so, fix it. >> fix it. >> you can't fix it. >> and you'll get no answers. >> you say drill, drill, drill, drill. it's ridiculous, drilling i

we don't have low clouds or fog but you may see some mist going by tomorrow is a different story. rain may move in. lisa argen will tell you more coming up. >> ericw about a real rock star, a 320 ton boulder being moved from a river county quarry. it should get there this morning. carnival atmosphere surrounds the journey. what begin as a small group of spectators in grown to an estimated 20,000 people. some people are taking vacation days from work to see it. artwork called levitated mass by a reclusive artist is expected to be open to the public. that is a rock there. >> in hawaii they are cleaning up after first tornado in four years. it was first formed offshore as a waterspout just after 7:00 yesterday morning but then pushed inland more than a mile tearing part of a roof. the wind ward side of oahu experienced a 30-minute hailstorm but national weather service call it unprecedented. some of the hailstones measured as big as a golf ball. wow! >> that is something else. >> you used to live there. >> i lived there for two years and that is just crazy. no one has a winter all season long. that is going to change. it's could coming back. in fact

low. should be good news we'll see when we go live to the new york stock exchange coming up in 15 minutes. >> thank force join us i'm kristen sze. >>> i'm eric has caused a fatality on highway 13 in oakland. >> amy hollyfield is live at the scene. how much of traffic is blocked? >> reporter: a section of highway 13 is shutdown. you are not getting through here at park in oakland. you have to come up with an alternate. wait until you hear what happened. a terrible story. i just got briefed by chp officer on the scene. a got a little different version than i had at , still tragic. -- at 6:00, still tragic. four young people drivinging in a camry southbound and a tree had -- fallen blocking all lanes they didn't see they went up and over it they hit it so hard all four were okay, got out of car, talking assessing the damage then they see a truck coming it looks like the truck is not slowing all four run they takeoff in different directions and one of them a 21-year-old man was killed. >> when the truck ran into the tree it broke the tree in half, the lower half of the tree broke off and was forced up the embankment running over the young lady w

prevention, people at risk, i'm definitely, more conscious -- >> eric: what if you are not at risk, an average person, when should you take the lowe. >> i would probably say, over the age of 50 but i will not tell everybody over there, over the age of 50 to take it. some people have confounding factors, risk of a bleed, had an you per and i don't want them on it and -- an ulcer and i don't want them on it and, it seems to decrease your risk of prostate cancer. >> i think, these are randomized studies and it is well done and the reason we are getting the data is because they've done the study for aspirin and heart disease and now we see it actually helps with cancer and if you are taking aspirin, for three years in a row, every day, the risk of developing cancer, is reduced by 25%, on the other hand, also they looked at metastasis and the spread of the cancer, if you are on it six-and-a-half years the risk of spread of the cancer is reduced by 40%. typical cancers that are helpful in this drug, aspirin is a adenocarcinoma. >> jamie: what is that? >> the tip of cancer with lung cancer and prostate and esophageal cancers, those are

low to mid 60s for the rest of us. quick look at your seven day forecast, rain possible tonight through tomorrow. let me turn it back to kristen and ericmore news on our earthquake. >>> looking at the usgs website we can see they've updated the magnitude it is now a 4.0 according to the usgs website. depth 5.5 miles as mike told you. fairly shallow earthquake. we felt a pretty good jolt here in the studio as it hit. >>> let's turn things over frances for another look at transit. they have routines after a quake. >> right after they stop all trains to do a quick inspection everything seemed to be okay. now trains are running genesis tell wide on bart. they -- they are saying that trains are 5 to 10 minutes late system wide. we haven't heard much of a delay on other mass transit systems we'll keep you posted on that if you hearing in let us now being seen send me a tweet. here's a live not 101 san rafael on freeways quiet very thick fog across the golden gate bridge. >>> thank you for the information 6785:3. we want to turn things over to mark again. you were describing to us how you felt the jolt pretty big to us mark here it felt bigge

eric cantor. is he upset that a super pac aligned can w. cantor spent $50,000 on a radio ad supporting republic congressman adam kits linger who is going up against man ziewl low the we dry line 16th district in illinois. president obama blaps blames his troubles in part on fox news. that's next in the grapevine. and a blast from the past about guns from attorney general eric holder. ♪ [ male announcer ] remember when you were a kid? you ked getting dirty and building things. there were no limits -- yocould move mountains. the john deere 1 series subcompact tractor -- the way grownups move mountains. and with auto-connect implements, it's the eiest tractor to use yet. what will you create? learn more about the easy-to-use 1 series tractor at johndeere.com/1series. impact wool exports from new zealand, textile production in spain, and the use of medical technology in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 1year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospecs or summary prctus with investment information, risks, fees and expense

eric: he is suspected of killing five people in san francisco. startling new details we're learning about the man accused of one of the city's worst murders. >> if you are travel today. lowmid-50s around seattle and great falls and fargo. mid to upper 40s boston and new york. 53 in salt lake city. everybody else in the 70s and 80s, we just heard from boston and departure delays everybody else running on time. use our flight tracker because san francisco, sfo will have some delays with this rain. >>> live look at downtown san francisco. few sprinkles that has been the case for most areas outside the north bay. i'll show you where the heavy rain is falling right now. >> i'm lisa filling in for frances dinglasan. high wind advisory over at the bay bridge toll plaza. details just ahead. >> terry mcsweeney live in morgan hill for the first time community members will be allowed to take part in the search for sierra lamar. when they get here they will see people they have seen before. >> we're following the u.s. supreme court court hearings on healthcare. justices are on to the main issue the constitution. >> eric: good morning. main issue here the weather. i'm eric thomas. >>

. >> eric: quick headlines before you reach for the time when your kids have a low grade fever, hearthe rise of childhood asthma. the minnesota senate committee passed an amendment making union membership voluntary. union protesters so angry, republicans who voted yes had to be escorted out of the building by troopers. the bill still has to go through the full legislature. brian? >> brian: thanks. opening statements expected today in the case of a former nasa specials who claims he was fired over his views on intelligent design. that's the idea that the universe is too complex, not to involve a higher power. he's here with his attorney. david, when did you lose your job? >> i lost it in january of 2011. >> brian: why don't you think it was because of budget cuts? >> well, there were only two of us let go at that time out of a team of six. and i was the most senior in the group with the most experience and history on the team. and the other one was near retirement. >> brian: what made you think this case has merit and has to go forward? >> david was discriminated against based on the

eric cantor and all the republican candidates would favor the british approach, it is instructive to consider the effect thus far, britain's growth over the laurt quarter of 2011, zero, consumer confidence is now so lownd yet the president gets attacked for his attempt to stimulate the economy. >> yeah, and just compare that fourth quarter growth which is slightly negative i think which means it wasn't growing at all in the uk, compare that growth with what we're seeing here in america, fourth quarter growth just got revised upwards, was around 3% at the end of last year. so unemployment now is higher in the uk than it is here. even though it's still too high here. and yes, you're looking at a very, very significant gap idea logically in terms of their economic approaches between the prime minister and the president. there are all sorts of reasons, you can argue there are different points in the cycle, yes, america is a reserve currency. but is the conservative government in london, as you know, came into power saying we're going to cut. this is their big difference from their labor predecessors, the left of center predecessors. this president has taken a very different approach. if you look at growt

about the the controversy yet and how he feels whether or not eric holder is going to investigate what the the n.y.p.d. is doing. he's low public interviews. so, obviously, he believes in what he's doing, keeping new york safe. >> dave: there are muslims on and off the program who say their community ought to embrace what the the commissioner is doing, what they're trying to do protect all of us. and this is a global job although it's a local deal, it's a global position. >> alisyn: it is. >> clayton: still ahead on the show, thieves got away with their money and police caught up with the guys who stole from girl scouts. >> dave: no. >> clayton: stole from girl scouts. >> dave: the cookies or the cash. >> alisyn: the cash is replaceable. and federal government pay attention, our next says that small business failures could teach lawmakers a lot about creating jobs. we'll tell what you she means when we come right back. ♪ that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. ♪ one, two, three, four ♪ ♪ you say ♪ flip it over and replay ♪ we'll make everything okay ♪ walk

low 80s, which is not typical in late march and early april here in colorado. right now, the focus to get the fire out and get folks back home. >> all right. ericch. >>> trayvon martin's mother says it's icing on the cake. new surveillance video of george zimmerman the day he gunned down the unarmed teen. but does his appearance that day tell the whole story? zimmerman's father says no way and now he's speaking out. the interview coming up next. at liberty mutual, we know how much you count on your car, and how much the people in your life count on you. that's why we offer accident forgiveness, where your price won't increase due to your first accident. we also offer a hassle-free lifetime repair guarantee, where the repairs made on your car are guaranteed for life, or they're on us. these are just two of the valuable features you can expect from liberty mutual. plus, when you insure both your home and car with us, it could save you time and money. at liberty mutual, we help you move on with your life, so get the insurance responsible drivers like you deserve. call us at... or visit your local liberty mutual office, where an agent can help you

low. so the big margin wasn't there for him to catapult himself to the top of alabama and mississippi charts. >> ericed out earlier? the person or the area that this new piece of news is floated from, likely the gingrich camp, he's in third place. it sounds -- if i heard this from the santorum camp, we would say, maybe that makes sense. but right now santorum won two states. >> gretchen: it might be a start strategy to float that because many people said if you combine the votes of gingrich and santorum, you would overtake mitt romney. consequently, rick santorum said mitt romney should get out of the race. let's take a look at mitt romney because he seemed to have a problem with the conservatives in alabama and mississippi last night. 50% of the people there said not conservative enough. about right as far as conservatism, 27%. >> brian: that's the whole thing. that's what rick santorum has been saying nonstop. mitt romney is not conservative. he begs to differ. dig morris on earlier said he's got to find a way to win the conservatives over. >> i have to learn a lesson and so does mitt romney. so fo