forbes media chairman steve forbes will weigh in with us. >>> new political firestorm brewing after a top democrat says a classified briefing revealed no evidence of an fbi spy in the trump campaign despite evidence to the contrary. a look at what happens now. cheryl: obviously a lot of news breaking out of washington. back to these markets. got to talk about oil today. that was the big story. plummeting and dragging the dow lower. particularly energy names. nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange

forbes media chairman steve forbes will weigh in with us. >>> new political firestorm brewing after a top democrat says a classified briefing revealed no evidence of an fbi spy in the trump campaign despite evidence to the contrary. a look at what happens now. cheryl: obviously a lot of news breaking out of washington. back to these markets. got to talk about oil today. that was the big story. plummeting and dragging the dow lower. particularly energy names. nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange let's bring in larry shover from the cme. saudi arabia and russia reaching a deal to end their one-year freeze. how significant is this and for oil prices moving forward? >> it is potentially very, very helpful to the market as judged today. hard to believe oil is trading $5 higher just four days ago. i think more than the headlines. i think added to the moving pieces in the market. starting on wednesday when we had the inventory report that nobody really looks at. they both came out moderately bearish. crude end products, bullish for distillates. we had 10-year yields dropping

indeed, 1.1 million people enter the city every day, including 440,000 as director forbes reminded us, who arrive by boat at the ferry building or by the transbay tube on b.a.r.t. in addition, muni brings another half million boardings that arrive downtown. the army corps of engineers estimates that a 100 year storm would flood the embarcadero subway which would shutdown both b.a.r.t. and the embarcadero muni stations. i don't have to remind you probably about what happened in 2012 with hurricane sandy on the east coast, which wreaked havoc on the new york subway system and long-term damage from flooding and salt water corrosion are still a problem there. the geobond will allow city to fund protection for the muni b.a.r.t. tunnel and work with city departments to minimize damage to light rail service from spreading in a seismic event, and i urge you to move forward with the $425 million bond. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm president of the san francisco firefighters, and i, too, am here to speak in favor of the seawall obligation bond. currently that seawall houses and

i'm elaine forbes, port director. first i'd like to thank you, chairman cohen and members of the committee for having a hearing on this item. i would like to thank director kelley because she has provided a lot of the funding to keep the seawall project going. i'm very proud to represent the port staff and commission in what's really a milestone day for the port as we work together to protect our city by strengthening the embarcadero seawall. i ask that you place a 425 million general obligation bond on the november ballot to support the seawall earthquake safety and disaster prevention program. and if i could please move to the overhead. the seawall, as city administrator kelly said, is unseen, mostly. it's 100 years old and it's served our city and region very well over the last decade, but we now must make significant investment for the seawall to protect the next generation. this bond will strengthen the seawall, to protect the city from earthquake, address flood risk and provide current adaptation for sea level r

melissa: here to react, steeves forbes, forbes media chairman.ormer advisor under president trump, economics professor university of chicago. steve, i will start with you. is there any way we will not come out of this with a better deal than we did before. >> both side don't want to trade war. both sides don't want to lose. even if china would be hurt. not good economically or good politically. they will come up with something, absolutely. >> austan, having larry kudlow in the room, for as long as i have known him, he said a tariff is a tax. he hates tariffs. he will do everything he can to try to have that not happen. that has to do with making a deal, no? >> i hope so. larry is old friend of mine. melissa: of course. >> though we're on opposite sides of some issues. he is a free trader. from the reports, some of the president's most bomb-throwing protectionist isolationist wing have not been allowed into the negotiation. so i think that is a good sign. melissa: i can't imagine who you're talking about there, austan. >> here is the thing that co

that was under the guidance of our executive director elaine forbes. megan wallace who's just been stellar. tom carter, i don't know if you're here, but with maintenance, we don't always recognize what goes into ensuring all the upkeep is so solid here, and tom carter has done such an amazing job of overseeing all of that. and then we have manny pacheco who's not here today, but he makes this port really run. we say it, and he just makes it happen. always had a smile on his face, too, every time we saw him. then, we have the executive staff, and actually, i think i go back further with byron rhett than anybody here. the very first governmental role i had was serving with byron on the citizens advisory committee with hunters point shipyard, back before it was a gleam in anybody's eye. byron, the work you've done on the port has just been unsurpassed in excellence. peter daly, as you said earlier, we'll always have shanghai. you better explain that. when we had the -- >> what happens in shanghai stays in shagnhai. >> no as part of the delegation on part

anyway here's more from the forbes article this past december the inspector general report indicates that unsupported adjustments are the result of the defense department's failure to correct system deficiencies you're blaming sproule years of dollars on failure to correct system deficiencies that's like saying i had sex with a widow with a hundred thousand waggled hairless aardvarks. because i wasn't looking where i was walking. the only instance. and like i said almost no mainstream media outlets have touched this story songs such as n.p.r. have covered the audit but even that they treated with kid gloves so u.s. government established requirements for each agency to present financial statements back in the one nine hundred ninety s. but for more than twenty years the department of defense has lagged other agencies . yet they lag behind for twenty years in terms of reporting that they were involved in the largest robbery in history. but funny funny funny how a bank robber is always a lag behind when turning themselves in isn't it. former. former secretary of defense robert gates cl

"forbes" media chairman and presidential candidate steve forbes and president of the slansky and partners, lee carter. good morning, everybody. dagen: good morning. glad the wedding is over. >> markets are up today. train to what is your take? steve minich and telling chris wallace on "fox news sunday" we have put the trade war and hold. would you think about that? >> that is huge. that's where the markets are up today. china may get hurt more than we would, but we would be heard. the economy would be hurt, agricultural sector heard, elections coming up. trying to get this thing resolved without hurting the economy, enormous. maria: is stored in the journal this morning that the messages are mixed. stephen mnuchin and we are putting tariffs on hold of on hold but mr. leigh keizer coming out with this statement later on in the day saying we continue to expect we are going to see tariffs go into effect. what happened? where is the progress? steve and the tension within the economic team within the white house. larry kudlow, barbara leigh keizer and peter rivera that they can't get on the sa

although as forbes magazine pointed out after mark skidmore began inquiring about the report the zero ideas web page was mysteriously taken down but luckily people had already grabbed copies of that report before it was taken down my favorite part is they have all fraud and ways taught lie. that you can call. because you imagine could type of fraud and waste that they must hear on that hotline ha ha and i work here in the pentagon my name's patti lu and i'm mainly in charge a refill in nk in the copy years because generals do not know how to use the copier it's you know they can handle war but i don't know a copy or adding any i wanted to report then someone here in my department gave taken the plans hold where you are clearly to apartment plans and then. we must go through seven or eight pens awake. it's ridiculous ok thank you patty ya'll write down the seven pens right below the six you know how to how you don't have a last card yet. anyway here's more from the forbes article this past december the inspector general report indicates that unsupported adjustments are the result of th

hundred list of the wealthiest americans for last year and made forbes twenty eighteen world's most powerful list in march mr obama former national security advisor and ambassador to the united nations susan rice joined the netflix board last month. politico the us based digital media outlet is moving into asia after expanding into europe the company announced today it would be partnering with south china morning post of the post is owned by billionaire jack ma who also founded the massive ali baba group as a result of the partnership asian readers will now have greater access the politicos mix of washington's conventional wisdom and insider tips lord help them unlike their expansion into europe political will hire no additional staff for their asian partnership for now politico and the south china post will share content politicos publisher says this is just the first step of a partnership that could yield greater investments. we have spoken about the energy use for crypto currency mining before the but new research shows that the mining is using up more energy than even some count

elaine forbes is the executive director. they've got a total budget of 174 million, of which 9.8 million is general fund. >> good morning chair cohen, members of the committee. >> supervisor cohen: good morning. >> elaine forbes, executive director of the port. i'm joined by my staff, and we're here of course to present the proposed two-year budget. the port is on a two-year budget cycle as other enterprise departments are. our two-year budget is really geared to support our strategic plan and it does so in a -- in a variety of areas that the port commission and part a-- port are trying to advantage with our waterfront. first, we are working closely to expand our water system. the network is growing substantially, and as you know, the city needs to increase this. in the area of sustainability as the new director 1.5 years ago, he consolidated the planning and environment -- i consolidated the planning and environment group to continue to excel our sustainability program in resiliency. of course we're working on the san franc

steve forbes is here with his take.us right now top doj and fbi officials are briefing a bipartisan group of lawmakers on classified documents related to special counsel robert mueller's russia probe. we'll bring you fresh developments. do not go anywhere. we'll be right back. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let's plan for income that lasts all our years in retirement. prudential. bring your challenges. [fbi agent] you're a brave man, your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. never owned a business.e term "small business," there's nothing small about it. are your hours small? what about your reputation, is that small? when you o

he always accused forbes of under-estimating his wealth.under-estimating his power. >> that's almost certainly true. >> there's mor four politiciansn your top five. what does this say that you don't have more business leaders? there was a time 10 or 20 years ago we were celebrating the global economy. >> maria: there's one new-comer to the list, saudi's crown prince. he is one number? >> he comes in at number eight, brand-new addition to the list, replacing his father, the king, who is technically still the regent. the crown prince has seized power. >> dagen: maria bartiromo knows this and so does her audience because she went and interviewed the crown prince before anybody and he made great revelations about the future of the country. >> maria: it was fascinating. it was a fascinating trip. in terms of ceos, john's question, who is the most powerful? >> the most powerful ceo we see on the list is jeff bezos. he is the richest man in the world. he has tremendous personal power. >> maria: i get that one. >> he's also the ceo of amazon. we ha

do the streaming provider is there more than one hundred streaming apps and china and according to forbes industry turnover amounted to two point five billion euros last year. the love streaming phenomenon has altered the landscape of the country's net culture. chinese people aren't searching for like minded people but for idols they're searching for people they can look up here who they perceived to be above them. that's why well stars react to them it's very satisfying. stuff like by professional companies they deal with marketing and give stream is feedback they also make sure that the government's strict rules are held says the chinese government fears unregulated online spaces. the platforms deal with hundreds of senses and unacceptable joke or a suggestive gesture can result in a blocked account. stream or receives an explanation of the rules we are responsible for making sure these rules are followed by the industry you. know its leaders turn to audition for the theory by live stream of course. was leader is through to the next stage. and continues on a quest to becoming a streamin

bringing in steve forbes.ke on senate democrats. >> nothing like a reelector to refocus their minds to never trump to we love trump until after november. that is what that is about. and senator tester of montana after trashing nominee for v.a. in a smear turning out all things he said were lies, he is going to be hugging trump now. liz: astonishing. this is why people can't stand the swamp. this behavior. listen to president trump going after senator tester. >> we had a very interesting thing happen. senator john tester of a really great place, montana, they said about this great american dr. ronny jackson, throwing out things he heard, i know things about tester that i could say, if i said them, he would never be elected again. liz: now the red state democrats are coming forward trump. can -- will that work for them? midterm? >> only if the republicans let them. nothing like the samuel johnson said prospect of hanging focus find the are wonderfully. and republicans have to do make the case. they are only john

forbes ranks as the fourth best state overall for business. lowest unemployment rate and the sixth most stable inancially stable state according to the center and "u.s. news & world report" seventh ranked us the best state overall. we have a wonderful place to live, work and raise a family. dynamic economy and investing here. that's why you see companies growing and nebraskans love to work. highest work the force participation rates in the country as well. host: with president trump's proposed chinese tariff and that the ffs administration is rolling out, how do you think that's going to impact nebraska? guest: well, that's certainly a cause for concern among our farmers and ranchers. agriculture is our largest industry in the state and the heart and soul about what we do. 20% of our overall state economy and 1 in 4 jobs in nebraska is tied back to agriculture. 95% of the world's consumers lay outside of our borders. we look to be able to expand opportunities. so there is concern when china potential bout tariffs. they know that china needs to

creates fake prices and then if you have robots reporting on fake prices on the financial media as forbes does then the robots are going to report on the fake crisis driven by the fake news created by robots and you have a virtual or a not so virtual cycle of fake news and fake prices and then that people interpret that as reality and meanwhile the underlying reality is completely different you need accurate prices before you have accurate is. don't trust verify your space in the prices especially given that verification of reality and this led us to be queen because we're going to go and. go back to when we were you know report was covering financial the financial crisis and we were covering gold and silver and precious metals and monetary issues and central banks and in the lead up to the birth of equating the genesis locke and why he mentioned the chance on verge of a second bailout of banks is that all the prices remember in order to maintain the pyramid system where we we didn't rely on individual sovereignty we relied on trusted bankers we relied on central bankers who relied on the

prime minister until he could come back in he's a very controversial figure but powerful nonetheless forbes magazine has named him the most powerful person for the past four years. running. but to me putin rising to the podium to begin the official ceremony swearing him in for the fourth time as president of russia he will take the helm for another six year term. let's cross over to our correspondent in moscow emily share when she's standing by there for us watching the ceremony live with those of course i believe the ceremony does seem spectacular enough but i'm told it's subdued compared to putin's third inauguration six years ago why. well as you say there was of course all this pomp during the ceremony we see him we just saw him walking through three halls in the kremlin palace he was greeted by the presidential regiment he's now up on the podium swearing on the constitution of the russian federation so there is of course there are motions to go through in the ceremony but it is as it were not as much pomp as the last seventy in two thousand and twelve during that ceremony putin actuall

on many list as being one of the wealthiest people in states.ed does that upset you when you see forbes list or bloomberg list the wealthyist. >> just assume not to see lot of .umbers that's what happens in the world today. speculate about likes and people seem to putting numbers -- anything about who orache how you live your life and what you do. a comfortable life. parents who by father who was equity manager in 1970s.i in my mother is a new englander who likes to live -- >> talk about the difference a company andng going to one where somebody's built. company, gao that the big thing up and going. gao the machine in motion. hard to gett's people to think about what's the next new thing. i talk to people often about looking out at the horizon. what's on the horizon. what's beyond the horizon. >> i spend lot of time traveling we have major campuses all around the country. have our international company with different locations the world. group of clients in very efficient way. -- you have a preference flying commercial? >> i'm getting on planes all the time. you and saycognize give me m

from forbes and realtor.com.david greene, author, "long distance real estate investing": "the number one indicator you want to look for is new jobs moving into a market with higher wages."and those jobs... according to david greene, the author of "long distance investing," are what's putting atlanta on the map. david greene, author, "long distance real estate investing": "hollywood is actually moving into atlanta and bringing tons of jobs with it. with that, comes lots of small businesses." several florida cities made both lists... but orlando gets top marks. and if you declared home-buying in california impossible... think again. the golden state's capitol is sizzling hot. david greene, author, "long distance real estate investing": "one you get way more house for about half of the money. two, a lot of companies are allowing them to work from sacramento instead of san francisco so they don't have to worry about the commute.''meanwhile-- others are striking gold in the lone star state. david greene, author, "long

i am elaine forbes. today i have the pleasure of welcoming back our two commissioners and two new commissioners. the mayor's office confirmed the reappointment of doreen woo ho, and willie brown. the mayor's office has recommended and the board of supervisors also confirmed the new payment of gail gilman, term ending 2022, and victor makras, term ending 2020. miss gilman has over 20 years of housing experience. she joined the community housing partnership chairman in 2010. [inaudible] >> -- an equity framework. miss gilman is involved in regional and national public policy efforts, including serving as the california's homeless coordinator and finance council, which is a governor appointment, and she was most recently a dbi commissioner. mr. makras has 30 years of civic experience. his first commission was the board of permit appeals. he was a puc commissioner twice, police commissioner, and was very recently serving on the retirement board, which is a $23 billion fund. mr. makras also has 30 years of ex

. >> trish: yeah, forbes gave my kids that lesson.mber, higher taxes, good or bad? they were like bad. definitely bad. that's the reality. we need the stimulus for the economy. at the same time, gary, i understand when people say we're concerneder with spending more than we. have we better get some gdp to lower taxes. do you think we'll get it? >> you know, i hope so. here's the straw man fallacy in that argument. it's not the government's responsibility to manage the economy. i think of the of the go like the condo board. make the building stays, adjudicate disputes and get out of the way. the condo board doesn't say you don't enough more. that's not the job of the government. the job of the government is to build highways, provide for national defense, be the supreme court and that's it. they keep taking more and more responsibility which means we need your money to spend. what we see fit. that's not the government's job. let the people have their money. the economy will go up and down. stay out of it. >> melissa, don't forget. what

among our guests expert on all things north korea, forbes media chairman, steve forbes. david: you're making a lot of money today, if you have any stocks. the dow is soaring led by gains with technology and consumers stocks. just barely off the mark. nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole at some points today it had gained so much we would have been positive for the week but it dropped down a little bit. >> we were at one point. you're absolutely right, david. we were positive for the week for both the dow jones industrial average and the nasdaq composite. i saw it with my own eyes. we finished pretty great though, right? we were up over 300 points. had been down 151. we had the jobs report. good news of the jobs report, 3.9%, the lowest unemployment rate since december of 2,000. the u 6 number lowest since 2001. black unemployment lowest in history. federal reserve also said it wouldn't be so fast to hike rates, maybe two or three rate hikes. nasdaq up 1.2%. slower wage growth and slower job creation people thought that. look what else is movi

one of the most amazing things in the exhibition is he did a cover for forbes magazine in 1967 that he was asked to depict the home entertainment of the future. he showed flat screens with the families all gathered around 40 years before we had flat screens. >> fascinating. in some ways, an artistic prophet. we will come back in just a moment on mosaic. please join us after the break. [ cell phone rings ] >> yeah, i'm watching it too. i see them every day. >> the curtains, they're always drawn in this place. >> i know. >> that guy, it seems like he's in charge of them. i don't know, i don't feel very good about this. >> we have to report this. >> yes, absolutely. >>> good morning. welcome back to mosaic. we are in the middle of a wonderful conversation with the contemporary jewish museum. there is so much going on that we have covered. i am wondering what is coming up? >> we are so excited about our ten year anniversary on jesse square. we have a gala the night of june 9. it's called illuminate. then we have a community day on june 10th. that's for the whole community. come down with y

he has helped launch numerous web and mobile apps and you might read his columns in ink and forbes magazine's he joins us from our t's studio in hollywood ilia welcome to the big picture and a things for having me on pluto t.v. offers over one hundred channels and a bunch of on demand movies free unlike sleighing and some of the other internet t.v. services what's the catch. you know there's no catch just like you know traditional t.v. there's ads right so we are ad supported we have amazing free content from over one hundred thirty different content partners from big studios and networks and we offer it to consumers completely free on an ad supported basis you know one of the things i love about pluto is i'm finding channels there i have never seen on cable or satellite and you are i guess an industry term a curator ochoa. that's right that's why we assemble over one hundred channels some of them we license and bring in from partners like we have are to america for example and we build ourselves and we put them together something like man up for political movies or action and things like tha

this piece last week where we had more evidence of him lying about personal wealth to get on the forbes list. his political rise was built on the lie where barack obama was bosch. he's lied repeatedly as president. halle jackson asked sarah huckabee sanders, he did it today. heize again and again and again. that's worked out well for him. that's depress forth rest of us but worked out well for him. there are sometimes when lying gets difficult. when you're dealing with a professional team of investigators from the department of justice, a lot of smart hard working people who take their mission and jobs very seriously, it becomes much harder because they have the power that comes was being investigators and they can go through other evidence and put things together and they can say no, you may say this is the truth but it's not. we have plenty of evidence that it's not. and that's what i meant. i don't know how this is going to end. but we finally at long last have of some accountability for president trump's lies. i think, about to happen. >> harry, i want to give you breaking news from

that probably means we have ten tonnes of rubbish and you really coming to the beach fishing now forbes kenya will test the next step and bun plastic bottles as well distilled the biggest polluter on the cost. let's head about. keeping chickens easy. the breed typically raised up to bill to do. struggling with. temperatures sometimes hope to help this but developing a more resilient type of. in ethiopia chickens are an important source of income for many especially in rural areas. fish some governor lives on the outskirts of the capital addis ababa and he and his wife make a living great in chickens not an easy business because there isn't much access to good fortune or a care especially in remote areas. ya never got in the past our chickens often succumb to disease we're not caring for our chickens properly we used to just let them wander around all day and now my wife and i are giving them all the necessary care and attention they need we take turns that's lives lost time to do other things as well and them. here is being increasingly affected by global warming as a result of climate

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"forbes" listed danica as the eighth highest paid driver in nascar, earning $10.23 million last year.way from her days in roscoe, illinois, where she began racing go-karts at 10 years old. >> i know that i loved coming in after making a run and asking what my lap times were. to see if i had gone faster. >> reporter: at 16 she dropped out of high school to become a race car driver in england, moving back to the u.s. three years later working her way up to indy car and nascar circuits. >> move over! the lady is coming through! danica patrick wins at twin ring! >> reporter: with nearly 400 races under her belt, she's only won one race, at the indy japan 300 in 2008. the critics who said she only won one indy car race? >> that's true. >> and that's true. they simply said, oh, she just wasn't that good of a driver. >> people have been saying that my whole career. >> what impact did that have on you? >> none. when i was younger, i used to get really angry and look really angry. because i never wanted anyone to think that i was okay with fourth or sixth or tenth. so i used to sort of project

making the "forbes" list of highest-paid celebrities, banking $39 million last year alone.wo decades tiesto has risen from underground or underdog to certified platinum, topping the electronic charts with hits like "wasted." ♪ i like us better when we're wasted ♪ >> reporter: and "red lights." ♪ red lights >> you refer to yourself as a commercial underground deejay, you know what i mean? you're flying private, man, i don't know if you can say you're underground. >> i feel like i'm a commercial underground deejay because i never had that commercial appeal, like to have top 10 hits. but all my music is known in subcultures. it's known in colleges or dance festivals. everybody knows tiesto. but i never had like 20 hits like beyonce had, for example. >> reporter: he became a force in the u.s. by remixing classic ballads into dance anthems. sarah mclachlan's "silence." ♪ silence >> reporter: to john legend's "all of me" which would earn him a grammy. ♪ all of me loves all of you >> reporter: today redefining the dance music genre with a new wave of collaborations. like this one,