fitzpatrick sees a healthy up trend to push the stock higher.consolidation can be what united rentals needs. a breathe pause to catch it's breath before it heads to all time highs. as long as the stock stays above 85. you know from the praise i showered on the ceo after his recent appearance on the show, i'm in 100% agreement with fitzpatrick. this is difficult. look at the chart of tyco. reports friday. they have been on a tear. they doubled in value over that period. according to fitzpatrick this shows no signs of letting up. this mirrors what we saw in the xli. they traded sideways in late 2012. the bands contracted and created a volatility squeeze and then exploded higher over the course of 2014. recently they briefly broke out above it's long-term ceiling of resistant. fitzpatrick says that's often a dramatic break out that can be a sign of a top. that worried me. but he thinks tyco's break out simply wasn't all that dramatic. just a little bit of a spike with the stocks settling back into the previous range. he considers it a bullish devel

i came back in with the spread of information the charges against sean fitzpatrick. it's just after lunchtime judge mark millar told the jurors that he would expect and the grc fairy cakes from the front and at the burdekin and complete at least ten of them were agreed to a two and a half hours later after and fourteen as it did to racing after an eleven week trial the jury came back in and said that they had reached parity on some pants. they had all of it to be detected by the judge to find some tactic not guilty of six charges of giving local commands to fifty two six members of sean quinn spending in july two thousand and eight. i shifted back to the jury finds him not guilty of ten remaining tied to the fact of not guilty of kicking on local content assistance to ten of web developers to make it and in july two thousand and eight to buy shares in anglo irish bank. it's on the topic should vary due to the action in court as the verdicts were announced. he winked at a member of the family and after it shook hands with his co accused. we cannot tear and packing cle

yesterday the jury acquitted the former chairman sean fitzpatrick on all counts. that too many signs in the dock with a forty seven days to lisa farther day for a very different outcome. in between china's that the criminal courts for us to obedience of guilty in relation to make the ten transaction not guilty in relation to the clinic from the deal and the key is soo here is the week course on these loans. yes one of the key questions for the jury to answer in this case we would have been whether or not these unknowns were in the ordinary course of business that still marching in the legislation and that the difference between an illegal though. and indeed of those minorities to get to that step that would of had to look at the terms of those nose and recourse or the liability for repayments windows they were of the live oaks repay one hundred percent of those loans yet the maple tenuous i donated twenty five percent the course and that according to the expert witness on binding calls by the prosecution was a key feature which would indicate that these films were

some charges against former panel chairman sean fitzpatrick and former director of painting past weekend are dropped this superintendents association says that it rejects any suggestion of systemic corruption by its members. fan. although second day of the state visits to the united kingdom present why can t make its walls today just above our lunch and doughty street hosted by the british prime minister david cameron has said it was a privilege to be an office of a time when relations between britain and on and were so warm this evening the president you to deliver a keynote address here and kill holding on to the four song seven hundred business leaders more on that later in the program but we begin this evening but the first of all reports from our political costs almost david dunbar the warm greeting for a good neighbor david cameron says he is enjoying the relaxed chest in the spring sunshine ahead of a formal lunch and downing street to celebrate the links between the two nations. since. what do you love them. his presence known to history. it is up with them all. a new irish natio

. ♪ he is now housed with a friend from the streets, cardia fitzpatrick. been nothing but good times. >> how we knew each other. we went to dance school. now that we are here we became best friends. and we see eye to eye. we might have our differences but we still come together as one. and i enjoy every minute of it. >> every minute. >> every single minute. >> right. >> you my bestie. >> you mine too. >> for real. >> fitzpatrick serves as a sounding board for mcfarland's budding music career. ♪ ♪ ♪ on the front set like the dollar bill cut ♪ ♪ >> a one hit wonder is something that comes out and never comes out again -- >> understand that. >> say what you mean and mean what you say. concern >> it's going to be wonderful. >> no, nobody said you can take it into existence and you are not going to do that. that is a hex. >> for real. >> my apologies. >> all right, thank you. >> mcfarland will soon have a chance to find an audience in the real world. he has just one month left on his sentence. but few changes at santa rita will have much impact on other men in

traditional programs for children is hard to read it and what form chaucer wrote the script for its fitzpatrick soaking about horses. he's coming from the canteen. so the direction he's basically come from to kenya. so this is basically the most important jewish women from speaking up at her and it still exists. what's everyone says he is one of the few tiny jewish practice of india. annie says imus more is done the country continues its jewish identity altogether. i'm sitting right to preach and live in a vienna the three thousand three hundred year old falcon coffin containing the remains of an influential can a man has been revealed in israel the answer please coughing and which is soon face is depicted is the first to be discovered in the region in over half a century and interact. after trench was dug for new gas pipeline in the north of israel. our challenge is to be israel antiques authority can be defined managed to detour means to the thirteenth century bce and read the very demanding. egyptian pharaoh seti the first because of a tiny golden seal which bore his name. a bronze dagger sa

calling any further witnesses on the state's case is not a complete sentence for chairman sean fitzpatrick and two for stretches of the bank william of that era and had to clear them tonight giving on golf and loans to sixteen people to buy shares in the bank the case will resume on tuesday. hall has confirmed that up to thirty thousand customers are being sent back to the demands for payment because of an error in its bill collection system of truth were told that bills have been cape and attract of its haven't actually gone through. the consumers' association runs cold air column to write all fifty percent of what is owed as a gesture of goodwill. monthly finances are still tight for many people on board its most still be carefully pond. so the news that eric on housing themed adopting direct their butts when informing customers that the bills are actually being paid to cause concern for many the company says thirty songs and customers to use its own broadband and tv services have been affected. the bad news for those who thought they had paid their bills to the next one may receive will

have to clean and angles former head of planting and items dollars for adults former chairman sean fitzpatrick said he had been singled out for prosecution as the face of the bank there was no one who would not be detected in some way by the collapse of the time to discuss treatment of women told the jury. he said this case was not as last season and the doc was not a way it gets intentions until the tourists that were not there to satisfy that being to plug up the mob. he said this was about a section of the companies act which it never before been prosecuted and gospels but the most focused on the histogram to pack the queen had never shared his involvement in part to keep the next commercial transaction. this is the duty of the director was not to sound like the tide but the company went down the tubes. mr griffin asked the director was to meet its obligations the prosecution claims he couldn't rely on legal advice the financial regulator into national brand his own compliance department. what a peek above the vanilla in a company that was that all this depression sets out with and just tel

usually imagination with the customer he was giving evidence for the prosecution and trial and sean fitzpatrick had to clean them and really not a tear to deny giving illegal amnesty sixteen people to buy shares in jail in july of two pass it on to a tall order o'donnell joined the snout with more on this or that tell us more. tommy has caused a witness for the prosecution expert witness in banking and he says he looked at some of the documentation relations than a protective of pilots who borrowed money from my sil is part of the transaction to unwind shown queens in testing the bank. mother made it a more personally liable to be paid just twenty five percent of the known they were given and he says he just wouldn't be norman and his experience he said normally curse of borrowers have to be paid one hundred percent of the unknowns. second he said in his experience and i always use the approach of time looking for money not steal the way in and as happens here. he was cross examined about this issue he said he didn't hop nights. d tenth of the kind of facilities constructed with the employees i

enjoying us today lieutenant colonel allen west from duck dynasty dana kir p fitzpatrick will be here. starts 10 minutes from right now. >>> it is now about eight minutes till the top of the hour. welcome back to "fox & friends first" . some terrifying video this morning to show you. rescue crews are rescuing a british sailor who fell overboard during a yacht race in the pacific ocean. 46-year-old andrew taylor was knocked into freezing water when a huge wave hit the ship. he spent 90 minutes in that water until crews were able to reachç him. crews say his life jacket saved his life. he was treated on board for hyperthermia and shock. >> doctors discovered a real-life limitless pill to open up the closed portions of our brains. >> you know how they say we can only access 20% of other brain. it lets you access all of it. >> researchers say the drug currently used to improve memory function in alzheimer's patients can also help adults learn as fast as children do. they say the pill boosts chemicals in our brain making them more elastic. doctors say it is harderç for adults to learn ne

who better to discuss that than david fitzpatrick who literally wrote the book on it called "the facebook effect." david is the ceo and joins us by phone. what is your reaction to the information that we just got from jake and what he talked about today. >> he pointed to a few things that happened. i'm not sure that i would use the phrase do gooder company, but i am someone who has been deeply immersed in this culture since 2005. and the motive that zuckerberg has brought forward is admirable and really do have user centric qualities to them. this idea of being the cross platform platform which is an excellent quote, that's the key phrase. i compliment you on your choice of quotes from zuckerberg. because it's the largest platform period, the largest app on android, iphone, the biggest app except for russia and china and a few others in the world, they have the incentive to make the whole ecosystem to work peter. a lot of what they were talking about today were ways to do that whether it was advertising to make it easier to target people because they have all that targeting information so

fitzpatrick, for five minutes. mr. fitzpatrick: mr. speaker, the pulitzer prize winning novelest, noted humanitarian, and long time bucks county, pennsylvania, resident, pearl s. buck, touched many lives during her lifetime. her books brought readers inside the worlds of those they might have never known, and her commitment to a global community devoid of prejudice and bias solidified her place in american history. however, it was her dedication to children of all races for which i recognize her today. pearl s. buck pry neared a process for international adoption that brought down the walls of interracial adoption and grew loving families where before there were no options. her work continues today and it continues with the leaders at pearl s. buck international in my district. through the welcome house program, an adoption assistance, the organization carries on her critical mission of connecting children worldwide with loving families here in the united states. i was proud to join the leaders at pearl s. buck international last month

mike fitzpatrick dropped one in the house with 57 co-sponsors. my senators, casey dropped a bill and toomey came on board. we just have issues where it's not moving. i've been down since last march. it's almost been a year since the house bill dropped and nobody is moving putting this bill on the floor. >> is there opposition to this bill that would mandate secondary doors? >> there is, unfortunately. and i don't know why there is. the head of the tni is in the house, and they are not allowing this bill to come out for a vote. congressman schuster is the congressman who is the head of the tni. he has released it to the tni committee and it's not moving anywhere. >> people who are watching and agree can pick up the phone, send an e-mail, get on board and encourage congress to be supported to you. thank you for what you're doing. >>> lots of theories as to what happened to flight 370 and airline officials don't seem to know more than anybody else. i went across the street and asked folks, what do you think happened? >>> for the families of the miss

fitzpatrick: i thank the speaker and congratulate mr. young on hisout standing leadership in managing this bill which is going to remove one of the most misguided and confusing provisions of the president's affordable care act. everyone outside washington know this is a full-time means 40 hours. only federal bureaucrats would try to redefine a commonly understood fact that is critical to millions of workers and employers nationwide. the redefinition of full time to 30 hours under the health care law is not only confusing to hardworking americans, it's confusing to the very government who changed the definition in the first place. just last week, mr. speaker, news reports showed that on different forms of the federal agencies and in different offices full-time work was being described as 40 hours by some agency, 30 hours by other departments and 35 hours by still others. by moving the goal posts on what is actually constituting full-time employment, administration fundamentally changed the workplace for hourly workers, increasing the risk

don fitzpatrick has -- don, welcome to the program. >> good morning, or i guess it's good afternoon outhere. >> the call for you is very clear, now is the time to entire the s&p. why? >> you know, there's a very clear trendline, that i'm sure you have everybody looking at the chart. this is the first time. continues to print high other lows, and i know this. i hear everybody for the last two weeks calling for a correction. it always seems like they call it at the bottom. but as lodge as this market continues to make higher lows, i think it's something you want to buy. you can either be right or make money. i would real just make money. that means i'll is ittic with the trend anytime. you're failing to get higher highs. >> correct. >> the market isn't coming back up to the top of that trend line. so your argument is cracked slightly? >> no, no, not at all. in fact i pointed that out in my notes. the one yellow flag is that we have not yet confirmed that trend line, that resistance trend line. a lot of times folks look for the first sign of the crack in the trend as a break of support. a

today with is at the big board, kimberly fontz, karen hughes, jim lowell, gerard fitzpatrick and our own rick santelli standing by in chicago. jim lowell, what matters more to the markets today do you imagine -- fundamentals like earnings or fed policy? what do you think? >> both. no question about it. janet yellin's speech says the fed remains in the market and economy's corner. hasn't paid to fight the fed for several years and it won't for several years going forward. in terms of earnings, while ibm and google disappointed last night, american express, the best bellwether indicator of small business lending and also consumer lending and spending, we've seen growth. this has enabled this market to gain more ground than it's lost over any meaningful time period. >> can it keep going when a lot of people are wondering whether the interest rate market is telling us that the economy can't keep up? >> i think slow and steady wins the race. yesterday with janet yellin reiterating that hey, they are going to keep interest rates low and they're going to tie it to the jobless market -- or u

fitzpatrick: a group from my district will be led by joan, a tireless leader for positive change, and a woman whose commitment to service learning and societal advancement is without question. at this week's conference, she will be presented with the service learning practitioner leadership award which recognizes those who have equipped young people to lead and serve both through their direct work with youth and by nurturing other practitioners. i've been proud to speak at this conference in the past and to work closely with joan's youth action council on projects that advance awareness and involvement among teens. the work of people like joan and countless young people around the country who are ready to make the world a better place is nothing short of commendable. i wish them the best at this week's conference and i look forward to working with them at pennsylvania's eighth -- in pennsylvania's eighth district. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? without objectio

fitzpatrick: she also obtained leadership positions in educational associations including charter president of the southeastern pennsylvania con shortum for higher education -- consortium for higher education, and the united nations commission on disarmament education, conflict resolution and peace. she addressed the commission's goal to nurture peace concepts through education. by establishing outreach programs in africa. the sister is being honored in philadelphia for a life of faith, grace and achievement. her family and friends and associates look forward to the future accomplishments of this most remarkable woman. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from texas seek recognition? ms. jackson lee: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to read into the record a number of votes that i missed because i was unavoidably detained. for the memorial services at fort hood, texas, on april 9, 2014, and for honoring president lyndon baines johnson on april 10, 2014. i ask unanimous consent to place in the record on roll call vote number 171, the su