germany's biggest carmaker he's been in the company for years and is currently in charge of the fox martin brand this could just be the beginning of a more comprehensive restructuring of the company's management it's the most important job in the german car industry as miller took over the helm of fox back in twenty fifteen his mission driving the company as it's a diesel day crisis and by some measures at least he succeeded last year v.w. sold more cars than ever before is this kind his lips first in considering the journey so far which has felt like a roller coaster at times it's not a given that we can say today front of the company is in very good shape. is. for. miller has been praised for managing to communicate effectively with both trade unions and politicians and for restructuring the company but it's up to the man who could succeed him to announce the most feared cost reductions here. brown chief is not a favorite with the unions but he appears to be popular with the board of directors they'll meet on friday potentially to decide on a replacement for malarkey. now w. business edi

hopefully tomorrow now let's take a look at the bigger picture here stephen because we know that fox martin has been doing pretty well actually under the now former c.e.o. the company had record profits and especially and here in germany analysts and the press have been consistently saying that this move came as a big surprise so why such a big change and why now. it's a fascinating question and i think that's the question that everyone wants answered hopefully tomorrow when we do have the official introduction of the changes. as you said miller has been seen as downing of as having done a very good job by all objective measures like in stock is back up record sales record profits its position in china is solid its position in the u.s. has improved and it's in many ways back to where it was almost its reputation we will see but consumers haven't lost their taste for volkswagen's are still buying and has also led ford on electrification efforts which is a big deal for volkswagen's investing heavily in knots and of course he under mueller at the biggest fears of what volkswagen could face thr

hopefully tomorrow now let's take a look at the bigger picture here stephen because we know that fox martin has been doing pretty well actually under the now former c.e.o. the company had record profits and especially here in germany analysts and the press have been consistently saying that this move came as a big surprise so why such a big change and why now. it's a fascinating question and i think that's the question that everyone wants answered hopefully tomorrow when we do have the official introduction of the changes. as you said miller has been seen as downing of as having done a very good job by all objective measures like in stock is back up record sales record profits its position in china is solid its position in the u.s. has improved and it's in many ways back to where it was almost its reputation we will see but consumers haven't lost their taste for volkswagen's are still buying and has also led ford on electrification efforts which is a big deal for volkswagen's investing heavily in nuts and of course he under mueller at the biggest fears of what volkswagen could face through

we're doing that in two thousand eighteen we might as well forget a national holiday for martin luther king. fox news host to laura ingram facing an advertising boycott over a tweet mocking a survivor of a school shooting in florida chuck invoking takes up the story for us. the bigger they are the harder they fall a lesson that one of the most popular host on fox news the most watched cable news network in the us is learning the hard way over a dozen of laura ingram top advertisers have pulled their commercials from her program and fox's the week off the host is now taking was preplanned but many think it may have something to do with seventeen year old david hogg he is one of the survivors of the parklane school shooting and is practically a household name in america at this point this is the start of the spring and the blossoming of our democracy. because since the tragedy he's become one of the leaders of the student led gun reform movement that's took the nation by storm between t.v. appearances and mass protests hogs face everywhere joining me now from parklane florida senior david hogg he

martin's church in houston. former presidents obama and clinton will attend the funeral tomorrow. here is foxke emanuel. hi, mike. reporter: david, good afternoon. there has been a steady stream of people at st. martin's episcopal church paying respects to extraordinary life, the wife of the 41st president and mother of the 43rd. george herbert walker bush, surprised folks paying respects inside the church. the president greeted and thanked members of the public for coming here paying respects to his wife. those attending the viewing are leaving with card that has a picture of first lady barbara bush wearing her favorite color blue and pearls. they thank the for prayers and friendship. and things that matter are faith, family and friends. we've been asking people here what mrs. bush meant to them. >> she became a texan. when they ultimately ended up here in houston, wherever she planted her roots she bloomed and blossomed things around her and she was an inspiration for houstonians, texans as well as, you know, the united states and globally as well. reporter: there will be three eulogies giv

scott martin, kingsview asset management. fox news contributor. carol roth. economist tim cane, gop congressional candidate in ohio. first to you. tim. a lot going on has a lot to do with larry kudlow announced last week the united states rather than going it alone against the whole world in terms of trade tariffs and stuff we'll do partnerships. we'll partner with the world trade organization against china and now, we may partner with a trans-pacific partnership against perhaps china. it is instead of the u.s. against the world, it is the world against china. i think that is the direction they're going. what do you think? >> it couldn't be better this is a great day. my friend mike pompeo had hearings to be secretary of state. it wasn't in his purview before to talk about economic issues but now as the nation's potential chief diplomat and a man close to the president i tip my hand to mike pompeo. larry kudlow is great news. this is exactly right. free trade republican, that is who we are. david: why didn't he pick larry kudlow a year ago? >> i think the "ar

karl rove, our former colleagues at fox and tight security at st. martin'srch and everything has been orderly in terms of bringing people in on buses and people seem to be respectfully rolling with it and getting to the church and getting to their pews. yesterday, of course, was a very public portion of this honoring of mrs. bush and a lot of people told us they loved her because she thought she exuded class. as a tribute, many folks wore mrs. bush's favorite color blue or perhaps some pearls and we've seen pearls on tomorrow women going into the church today. and a lot of people said they respected and admired the way that mrs. bush carried herself. neil: a story i believe in the wall street journal there's been a sudden surge ever costume jewelry, pearls, more to the point, over the last couple of days since the death of barbara bush. i wonder if there's a parallel there. they didn't put exact percentages on it. and ann romney seated right now, herself of course the former first lady of massachusetts and her husband is busy in utah today trying to nail dow

on the revenue side, the 51 billion, here now to react is tech expert and scott martin have kings asset management, a fox news contributor, kevin kelly from benchmark investments. lance, i'll start with you. you're our techy guy. what do you think about this? >> i think amazon continues to function on all cylinders. not a big surprise, web services continues to grow. they had a big head start on the rest of the industry. cloud services are driving earnings across all parts of the technology business, and i'm sure that's going to play. and i haven't been able to dig down into the numbers. i'm sure that plays a big part in the overall earnings. we had the shareholder letter where they revealed 100 million prime customers, and that's a really important number to the business. melissa: a huge number. >> and doing well with other parts of the business as well, including having the cloud services is also something that more and more companies are going to go into as they move away from delivering software directly to people. melissa: we're going to talk about that, microsoft coming up and someone doing that. k

bring in fox news contributor scott martin, all right, we have an overall downside move, i say it's largelyot anything to do with the china imposing tariffs on 128 american products? >> i do to some degree, stuart, you know, the overall market has spread to many areas, you're seeing a lot of sellers pile on, i hate to do this again, i have to channel my inner lloyd bridges and it looks like i picked the wrong week to quit smoking, nice stock to what seemed rebound last week -- stuart: we are down 300 on dow industrials and nasdaq well down 100 points. first of all, tesla, lots of talk that this thing just might collapse and that's the word that's being used, what's your read on tesla down 7.9% as we speak? >> yeah, tes slea a rough one here and the bankruptcy name has been thrown out with respect to the company, stuart, tesla to me is an idea, of course, it's a technology and it's elon musk, two of those things are good, the technology is a concern now because we had the crash in san francisco a couple of weeks ago, not as concerned about the recall to have power steering but the crash in s

fox 2 news. >> hm. >> creepy! >>> turning it over to chief meteorologist bill martin with a look at the forecast. >> beautiful.terday warmed up and today's going up a few more degrees. then seattle i think we'll see some mid-80s. >> no jacket? >> oh, yeah. jackets are gone unless you're at the coast. it's foggy in the richmond and the avenues but overall, we have a nice looking weekend ahead. you noticed it today. temperatures increased over yesterday. and they will increase again tomorrow. this brought us a chance of showers a few days ago and it's explosive. it's out towards denver now where they are having flight delays at the airport. some severe weather by tomorrow as it moves into the mississippi and ohio valleys. so just pointing it out in case you're flying anywhere. there's fog at the coast. it's pushing through this the golden gate. there's plenty of it and it will be around all weekend at the coast. temperatures currently in the 70s. we have 77 in concord. so that's not going to be hard to get 80 tomorrow, is it? there's the fog at the coast. this is what we talked about the other night was, um, las

gary kaltbaum from kaltbaum capital management and scott martin from kings view asset management. both are fox news contributors. gary, positive news in the economy. we've had so many positive developments when it comes to gdp growth, people buying stuff in the retail market, and now with regard to efficiency standards being lower, all this is going to help business in america, so if the economy is doing so well, why is the market so unsure of itself? today was great. it's wonderful to have almost 400-point gain. we've seen this so often. you have a 400-point gain and a 400-point loss in the next couple of days. >> from the election to january 29th, we moved about six years of market gains. it is normal to have pretty good corrections after something like that, that's what we are seeing at this point in time, but also remember, there's been good news but also our wonderful government decided to up government spending which is not a great thing. so there is good and some bad. i love what they're doing as far as going after the epa and what they did the last few years. i think that helps. the be

fox 2 news. >>> first check of the forecast with our chief meteorologist bill martin and, bill, really nice day and you say it's going to warm up even more. >> yeah, that's right. we are going to see temperatures into the 80s by the time we get into the next couple of days. mid-70s tomorrow and the pattern is pretty great. spring weather. after this system rolled through, and i'm tracking it, as it moves out you can see the massive clouds in this area. this system which brought snow to the mountains, rain to us, not a lot, but a little bit along the coast, this this system is going to -- this system is going to track out into the plains over the weekd d by saturday we are looking at tornadic potential weather, sere weather for those guys. when you get pacific storms, when they keep coming for us, that puts them out in the plains a few days later with the sun angle high and the heat from the earth and all the ingredients are ripe this time of year, it is tornado season for tornadoes, so with this track our storm as it goes that way and around here it's just clear, mostly sunny, no fog along the

scott martin is with us, fox news contributor. we are expecting very strong profit reports.o give us a second leg up on the stock market? >> that is $64,000 question. here's the way we are playing this. we own financials, we own jpmorgan, wells fargo, here is the thing, the opportunity is there to deliver great results, we had some volatility which helps trading activity. loan credibility as far as creditworthiness of the borrower is good but the interest rate curve isn't so good so they are pushing and pulling financials but i'm worried market sentiment on financials has gotten over its skis so disappointed tire of these numbers don't come in blockbuster. stuart: tech reports and industrial companies report, they are all expected to be stellar profit reports. i ask the same question. are these profits big enough, strong enough for another second leg up for the market? >> we love them and owned them and many of the viewers do. we love amazon, microsoft, apple, google, we own those guys. the other side versus financials, how many times have we talked about how everybody is th

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fox news. gerri: amazing. the funeral service for 11:00 a.m. saturday as the bush family church saint martin'spiscopal in houston. george w. bush seen in a statement harper bush was a fabulous first lady of employment unlike any other who brought levity, love and literacy to millions. mom kept us on our toes and laughing until the end. i'm a lucky man that barbara bush was my mother. cheryl: you'll not want to miss maria bartiromo's exclusive interview with president and first lady laura bush at 8:30 a.m. eastern time this morning on fox business. much more on the life and legacy coming up later on in the show. other big breaking news this morning to bring to you. a stunning report. cia director mike pompeo was also president trump's nominee for secretary of state has recently met with north korean leader kim jong un. >> we've also started talking to north korea directly. we have had direct talks at very high levels. extremely high levels with north korea. i really believe there is a lot of goodwill. a lot of good things are happening. as they always say, we'll see what happens. cheryl: pompeo

scott martin is with us, and fox news contributor to boot.eek. they go on the following week and the week after that. i am told they will be really pretty good at 15, 17, 20% higher than last year. i don't know what you make of it. i would've thought that would've supported another leg up for the rally. >> yeah, me too, stuart. earnings reports will save us and the downside volatility. the only concern i have an eight to spike the party punches the financial earnings that kick off as you noted with friday and bank of america, jpmorgan, the bank's real bank. the expert patients are so good in so high for them with respect to what's happening on the interest rate curve that i'm concerned if they fall flat double put pressure on the market again. turning to other than that, when marion for a solid profit reporting season. >> i do. the leaders we've had so far in the industrial side come in the tech side, zuckerberg going in front of congress. when you think about the tech stocks in the earnings they will release, which will be very good, somethi

scott martin is with us he's fox news contributor. scott?28% now compared to one year ago. that is a stellar performance. can that kind of profit performance propel the dow well above the 26,000 high that it reached in january? >> yes, those are great numbers unfortunately though, stuart, i think the way the market mood is today it doesn't seem like that's really doing it in fact if you look ternallings report, financials, google, amazon even our beloved microsoft between the two of us which we both own for full disclosure stuart the market hasn't taken those number s as well as expected so for me this is one of those tough market scenarios where good news is not being treated as well as it should so maybe we'll wait until this political stuff camps down to see the market rally again. stuart: apple reports its profits after the bell tomorrow. i think of apple as at the very center of the china trade negotiations. tim cook met with chinese leader s and president trump very very recently. he really wants to keep his business functioning well i

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martin. >> it's a lot of stuff that donald trump doesn't want to deal with and fox and friends has no cluen asking. >> next topic. the 100 person who can work up a media frenzy as well add president trump is kanye west. he came out this support of the president yet. what we do is chance the rapper tweeting somewhat in support, you could say. black people don't have to be democrats. what's your reaction? >> first of all, that's true. it's true. historically african-americans after emancipation proclamation even significant numbers in 1960 voted for republicans. the reality is you had barry goldwater who ran in 1964 and that caused black folks to say bye including jackie robinson. republicans have also had a southern strategy. i've long say republicans would make an effort to compete for black votes if they try to. they're scared of black people. they are driving voter suppression. i can show you significant policies under donald trump, his department of justice that do not appeal to african-americans. chance is correct. he's not i don't think but black people are some of the most sophistica

welcome to our viewers on fox news channel as well as fox television stations and my network stations across the nation. i'm shepard smith outside st. martin'spiscopal church in however. today, family and friends gather to remember and celebrate the life of the former first lady barbara pierce bush. her funeral service was scheduled to start at 11:00 central daylight time this morning, but as has been the case for the bushes for decades they began a few minutes early. so without further interruption, the celebration of the life of barbara bush. ♪ >> it is my honor and privilege on behalf of this wonderful family and st. martin's episcopal church to welcome you to this service of celebration for the life and the service and the faith of barbara pierce bush. would you please stand, turn to page three and let us sing with strength our opening hymn "praise to the lord." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the sense of your goodness, lift up your countenance upon them and give peace through jesus christ our lord. amen. amen. and the light sayeth the lord. yet shall we live and whoever live and believeth in me shall never die.

fox 2 news. >>> we have made it to the weekend. if you are heading out, our chief meteorologist bill martin is here to tell us about saturday being theafternoon it gets cloudy. but, another weekend, another chance of a shower. we have had these patterns that have continued to give us these weak drive by opportunities for rain. and that will happen again on sunday late afternoon. these are the highs from today. much nicer. much warmer. today temperatures a good 10 to 14 degrees warmer than yesterday. you noticed it. and you probably noticed how clear it was mostly sunny out there all day. that's how tomorrow goes. as cristina says, sunday is your day -- pardon me, saturday is your day. saturday is the day without clouds and wind. sunday i think we'll notice a lot of clouds and by sunday, barbecue time, evening, you're going to see some showers. right now it's 70 in livermore. 72 in concord. and there we are looking out on the bay and it's interesting, all the barges out there. looks like they are doing some dredging, cleaning up the bottom of the bay and, um, often you see them out there. one interesting note historically. when you lo

fox gave her -- i'm telling you. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ >> greg: juan, "one more thing"? >> juan: today marks 50 years since martinsination prior to celebrations being held all around the country, including ie was a shot. i woke this morning to a text for my son. there were pictures of him paying a sunrise visit to the king memorial in washington, d.c. he was with his boss, ben carson. with the memorial up and, fox asked me to take my sons, both of them, to visit, and i got to tell you, it was a powerful, incredible generational transfer of history and memory. i was 13 when king was killed and it was quite powerful for me to be able to talk to my sons about what king's leadership plan for my life, for them, and for america. >> kimberly: wow. that is very powerful. >> greg: smart kids. hard to believe. had to break that in there. dana? >> dana: the pentagon does more than just protect americans, they had help dreams come true. 16-year-old coopersmith got a personal tour of the pentagon from none other than general mattis and joe dunford. cooper has neurofibromatosis, type 1, he wishes he could serve in the military

martins. some 1, 500 dignitaries will be in attendance. it's not open to the public but will be broadcast. special coverage here on fox news channel. and then following the funeral, the motorcade will depart and head up the road from us about 92 miles away to her husband's presidential library and museum in college station, texas where barbara bush be laid to rest in the family plot on the ground there's in a private ceremony. in lou of flowers and cards or any other well-wishes, the family is asking, jon, that you make a donation to the barbara bush foundation for family literacy. of course, literacy was a big cause that she championed not only in the white house but beyond. so the bush family thanks everyone for their support. if you are watching and want to pay tribute, they're asking for donations to the foundation to remember one remarkable lady as we have a couple of busy days ahead here in houston as we say good-bye. >> jon: very good work for her, remarkable. thanks, casey. >> melissa: former fbi director james comey under the microscope. now as former deputy, andrew mccabe could face criminal charges. >> these two guys wil

>> harris: fox news alert, our final farewell, the general public right now, beginning to pay their respects to the former first lady barbara bush out of viewing. outside saint saint martin's el church, her body will lie in houston, houston church. the funeral will take place tomorrow at the very same church. later this hour, anita mcbride who served as chief of staff to barbara bush, i've known her for many we years, stay tuned for that. another fox news alert. the president told he is not a target in an investigation. but doesn't end there? let's go "outnumbered: overtime," i am harris faulkner. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein informed president trump last week that he is not a target in the michael cohen investigation. and that the investigation is focused solely on the president's personal attorney. the president had been told that previously he is not a target of special counsel robert millet's investigation as well. does it vindicate him? chief white house correspondent john roberts following all of this from sunny west palm beach, florida, . john? >> good afternoon, harris. it was a pretty extraordinary declaration in an oval office meeting, the president was

fox 2 news. >>> okay. it is actually my weekend. don't mean to rub it in, julie. let's check in with our meteorologist -- our chief meteorologist bill martint can i expect tomorrow for my saturday? >> your saturday is going to begin -- your friday -- your saturday -- >> it's her saturday but our friday. >> it's going to be nice. now, today was great. >> it was. >> tomorrow will be warm. temperatures in the 70s and low 80s. by the time you get to our saturday which is saturday it will be temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s. so it's a nice looking couple of days ahead. we are getting out of the unsettled spring weather pattern which has been with us for some time and we are heading into a more stable high pressure environment perhaps some coastal fog showing up and temperatures in the 80s and tree pollen and what you expect in spring. it's been a productive spring for rainfall though. we started out before we got to the spring months, we started out at 58, 60% of rainfall average. and by the time we get to today, we are in 73 to 75% of average which is not 100% but it's better than where we were. so as you look at the current temperatu

martin, boeing, grumman all up. as the president weighs his options. defense secretary james mattis assuring congress he will notify them before any attack. we have fox news analyst walid phares. good to see you. when do you think this happens. >> thank you. when depends on decided what in terms of happening. there are three scenarios would give us answer about when. if the scenario is very limited like last year, meaning targets only the units and the entities that were involved in the chemical strikes, that could be at anytime, possible. if the scenario is a little bit larger, meaning targeting the whole, let's say air force, syrian air force or other institutions it means more time. but then you have the third option which i don't think is at the table right now, which is really massive intervention in syria, with allies and intervening against the iranians. that is not in the next weeks to be considered at all, really. it is in the hands of the president and senior advisors at this point in time. trish: what do you think it is investors need to know right now? clearly there is optimism right now, it is not a horrible international situation but r

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>> harris: fox news alert, our final farewell, the general public right now, beginning to pay their respects to the former first lady barbara bush out of viewing. outside saint saint martin'sher body will lie in houston, houston church. the funeral will take place tomorrow at the very same church. later this hour, anita mcbride who served as chief of staff to barbara bush, i've known her for many we years, stay tuned for

fox 2 news. >> great story. >> story of the day, really nice. >> see them coming together to help him on their day off. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist bill martin talk about the weather. we are right in the middle of the transition because rain is on the way. >> we have had a nice week and now we are going back to a more early spring pattern which will set us up with some significant rainfall and kind of a part of the weekend pretty wet. we talked about the system. i already diagrammed it to you. you're hearing about all sorts of rain accumulations. because there's an atmospheric river with a lot of moisture coming through the bay area, count on the coastal, east bay hills and sierra nevada, any hills, any, um, topographically favored locations will drain out the most water. so the most rain will be up in the russian river drainage bay sis, santa cruz mountains, big sur, parts of the east bay hills and parts of marin county. so most of the cities will see rainfall accumulations of one to two inches, which is a lot. but we could see a half foot of rain in the hills, which is pretty typical for an atmospheric river. it's over a couple of days so

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martin luther king jr., dr. alveda king joins us now. she is also a fox news contributor.ood morning, ainsley. and good morning "fox & friends." hi, everyone. ainsley: well, we all say hello back to you. i know the president has just issued a proclamation on this day. you talk to him quite often. tell us about that proclamation. >> i have just a little bit of it here on my cell phone. and he talks about president trump just reading straight out of the proclamation. it is not government that will achieve dr. king's ideals but rather the people of this great country who will see to it that our nation represents all that is good and true and embodies unity, peace and justice. he goes on to talk about abraham lincoln and dr. kings' ideals of us becoming one blood, one community. and getting along and having a safe and secure nation. ainsley: that's beautiful. it's not the government. it's the people that can make a difference. >> yes, yes. ainsley: what do you think your uncle would say about this administration and would he be happy with where our country is today? >> my uncl

martin luther king jr. up next, the lawsuit the family has filed and why they're calling for a new investigation into dr. king's assassination. stay with us. >>> this week on foxy, russia tests a new generation of nuclear missiles as the white house and kremlin dispel each other of their diplomats. we will discuss the tensions with lindsey graham. and then the 2020 census will include a question on citizenship. we will talk with officials from california who has sued the trump administration over the policy. brad sherman and sean nelson of the orange county board of supervisors. all this week on fox news sunday. >> welcome back. it is 9:21. russia says it has expelled dozens of diplomats among increasing tensions between the u.s. and europe. the flag taken down in st. petersberg russia. it means that 50 diplomats and support staff are on their way back to the u.s. it came after the u.s. kicked out russian diplomats earlier this month. and the united kingdom took similar action after a poisoning of an ex spy. it is believed that russia was behind the attack. >>> the entrance to mt. hood has reopened after months of repairs after the wildfires. the southern part

fox news. todd: goodbye everybody. neil: to texas and to focus on that funeral four presidents, 1,500 guests all descending on st. martin'srepublican convention going on for that state, mitt romney facing his first big test in the race for orrin hatch's senate seat with 11 other candidates to put it mildly, it is crowded and for mitt romney it could get nasty, very nasty and then to washington where they may be circling around fired fbi director james comey and his number two guy for leaki