@a >> from our fox business studios in new york, here again is gerri willis. rri: welcome back to the willis will pour. we all know that we should wear sunscreen, but many of us, and many men, do not. we have a doctor with us of the american academy of dermatology. thank you for coming on the show. let's start with something a little bit different. you know a lot about tanning beds, the rules are changing. why is that? >> big news from the fda whippets. for the third time in about 20 years, the tanning beds are going to be classified as more dangerous than devices. gerri: acquired a dangerous? >> the ultra violet radiation that comes out is 10 to 20 times stronger than reels online. gerri: i understand that you have patients who have skin cancer in places they would never expect because they use tanning beds? >> yes, we are seeing a rise in melanoma and young women and a lot of these women, what they do differently if go to tanning beds about seven or eight times more frequently. gerri: i understand from you that melanoma can also be life-threatening. can you e

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gerri willis coming right up. david: have a great weekend. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm wills wills. coming up on the "willis report," banks are on a credit card blitz and giving offers to people with less than stellar credit and that could mean big trouble for the rest of us. they call it glamping. we're hitting road with consumer reports and some of the sexiest sportscaster money can buy. "the willis report" where consumers is our business starts right now. if you noticed a lot more credit card offers -- ♪ gerri: general motors, the automaker claims no top executives knew about the defective is anything switch that resulted in at least 13 deaths but fresh documents from a congressional investigation they indicate at least one current vice president was made aware of the problem as early as 2005. a man who worked closely with ceo mary barra herself. we have the vice-chair of the house energy and commerce committee that uncovered evidence with us here tonight, congresswoman marcia blackburn, republican of tennessee, joins me right now. thanks

now time for cheryl in for gerri willis. looking at the impact of eric cantor's loss, what angle are you takeing? >> the economics story and are people voting with their wallets. new figure show alarming rise in the number of americans with diabetes. now more than one in ten of us have the disease. we're going to investigate the impact and cost on our health care system. >>> the fbi launching a criminal investigation of va hospitals. vets will have more options for seeing a doctor. . >>> and the video game extravaganza in l.a., the makers of grand theft auto v are going to be here. middle class revolt. one of the most powerful republicans in government got kicked out of office by pop list newcomer. losing to economics professor dave brat. some saying it has few parallels in history. with us now to assess all of this university of maryland economics professor peter, senior correspondent at fox business, and analyst, michael. have you written that the economy is in a shambles and without wages, without jobs, without a housing

gerri willis joins us now, host of "the willis report" on the fox business network.s seem to like this. >> the markets seem to like it, editorial writers seem to like it. you should have seen the coverage of these numbers, all upbeat. and why? because we're now back to employment levels of 2008, this is precrisis. this chart shows you where we've been and where we've come back to. so people are celebrating that fact today. >> all right. so i'm looking at that chart and that looks good. so why is it that americans in whole when you look at fox news surveys and others say that people feel bad about this economy. here's another one for you. 19% unemployment among teenagers? what is there to feel good about this? what's the disconnect? >> i think there's a big disconnect. washington and wall street think that the economy is on fire, everything is wonderful, right? look at the polls. it's a totally different story. this fox news poll out last night, two-thirds of americans believe we're either in a recession or in a downturn and for the very reason you're describing. teen

liz: "the willis report" is next. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. welcome to the "willis report." coming up today on the show, we're taking on one of the more nerve-wracking experiences in real estate, the home inspector. a few simple moves can save i a ton of money. it is wedding season. big change in tradition when it comes to the dress. fire up the grill. we'r grillin up perfect tips for summer barbecue. we begin with a great disconnect between washington, wall street and main street. the jobs report today shows we recovered all the jobs lost in the recession but there is one big caveat. we'll get to that in a moment. the federal reserve says household wealth is at a new record and stocks are hitting new record highs but dot headlines cover up the real story what is happening in this country? with us, john lonski, chief economist at moody's and rich lowery, editor-in-chief at "national review." let's look at some of the headlines from today's jobs report. here is how the editorial pages recovered it. finally, market returns to 2008 peak. today's

liz: "the willis report" is next. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis.one of the more nerve-wracking experiences in real estate, the home inspector. a few simple moves can save i a ton of money. it is wedding season. big change in tradition when it comes to the dress. fire up the grill. we're grilling up perfect tips for summer barbecue. we begin with a great disconnect between washington, wall street and main street. the jobs report today shows we recovered all the jobs lost in the recession but there is one big caveat. we'll get to that in a moment. the federal reserve says household wealth is at a new record and stocks are hitting

so very interesting let me know what you want to see tomorrow and i will be back in for gerri willis. charles: tonight on "making money", another reason to unleash the economy. not only can they add faster and they never did tired, but robards have feelings. but i say that the death of brick-and-mortar is an exaggeration. he will explain coming up next. and hillary clinton making her in manchester it claiming that she and bill were broken had to rebuild everything. well, if you ever make it back to the white house or mine of ideas on how you can help everyone else get out of the hole. and while we wait, we will still be "making money." ♪ ♪ ♪ charles: i am charles payne and welcome to "making money." right here, right now, i will help you make money by investing in the stock market. lisa, what you have for us today? >> everyone is talking about brick-and-mortar. charles: tracy byrnes, were you fired up about today? >> hillary clinton, the audacity of the audacity of what the heck was she saying. charles: what about you, matt maccoll? >> job openings hitting a seven-year high. don't thi

"willis report." gerri we all heard of the good housekeeping seal of approval. no one gets to see the process. you had a very rare exclusive look at it. gerri: thanks for that. yes we were behind the scenes with good housekeeping. how often do people put their money where their mouth is? good housekeeping does that. july 4th weekend travel expected to hit near record high. we have must-see national parks. it is user's guide to summer vacation. >>> the revolutionary technology helping people who are paralyzed move again. and it is all done through the power of tout with a little help from bionics. we'll meet two amazing people. >>> hit it is portfolio tune-up today. is now time to sell westerns and buy losers? our experts are here to help. "the willis report" where consumers are our business starts right now. we begin tonight with a tune-up for your portfolio. it's a fox business network wide special, making sure your nest egg is working for you. we're sifting through the confusion, giving you clear, concise information that will help you boost your bottom line.

liz: "the willis report" is next. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis.me to the "willis report." coming up today on the show, we're taking on one of the more nerve-wracng experiences in real estate, the home inspector. a few simple moves can save i a ton of money. it is wedding season. big change in tradition when it comes to the dress. fire up the grill. we're grilling up perfect tips for summer barbecue. we begin with a great disconnect between washington, wall street and main street. the jobs report today shows we recovered all the jobs lost in the recession but there is one big caveat. we'll get to that in a moment. the federal reserve says household wealth is at a new record and stocks are hitting new record highs

you will have fun with "the willis report." gerri, the pain at pump it's here, it started for a lot of consumers why. it could go higher? gerri: that's right, a problemed federal gas tax hike. guess how much? 65%. liz and dave, thanks for that. also on the show, where are you doing grocery shopping? consumer reports is here with best grocery list in america and why you should shop there. >>> passenger groups are calling it a shakedown at the tsa. fees that won't be paying for actual security. >>> and the gm recall scandal, new indications that ignition switch defect may affect other car brands as well. we begin tonight with a new proposal supported by both sides in congress. democrats and republicans. to hike the federal gas tax by as i said, more than 65%. that's right. with conflict in iraq pushing oil prices higher and gas prices near record highs for this time of year, congress wants to squeeze you a little more. remember the gas tax is one of the biggest consumer taxes with more on this, diana with the manhattan institute. david

great week with all of you, gerri willis will be back next week.r being with me, dvr all the time! >> tonight on "making money," i told you something big was brewing with the highfliers. the action was there during an otherwise slow week. we got it, priceline for open table. a huge deal that blows away the argument, the detective today is tech of 2000. two 20% winners, the show is only on two weeks old. plus we're on the verge of the greatest transfer of wealth in the history of the world. huge economic policy and stock market implications and we're going to discuss them all. don't bury the millennial. lost in the ocean of bad news, young people got it going on, putting to bed the notion they're all lazy and entitled plus they're making a lot of money. let's go make

so very interesting let me know what you want to see tomorrow and i will be back in for gerri willis."making money", another reason to unleash the economy. not only can they add faster and they never did tired, but robards have feelings. but i say that the death of brick-and-mortar is an exaggeration. he will explain coming up next. and hillary clinton making her in manchester it claiming that she and bill were broken had to rebuild everything. well, if you ever make it back to the white house or mine of ideas on how you can help everyone else get out of the hole. and while we wait, we will still

see you next week.ay, that's >>> hi everybody i'm gerri willis. the sale of the clippers.with the most debt ever. we have the right way for parents and graduates to deal with all of those loans. >>> and the hottest trend in bathroom makeovers, the high tech toilet. we are watching out for you on "the willis report"." >>> the v.a. scandal taking a turn many predicted and

liz: "the willis report" is next. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis.rt." coming up today on the show, we're taking on one of the more nerve-wracking experiences in real estate, the home inspector. a few simple moves can save i a ton of money. it is wedding season. big change in tradition when it comes to the dress. fire up the grill. we're grilling up perfect tips for summer barbecue. we begin with a great disconnect between washington, wall street and main street. the jobs report today shows we recovered all the jobs lost in the recession but there is one big caveat. we'll get to that in a moment. the federal reserve says household wealth is at a new record and stocks are hitting

"the willis report" is next, cheryl casone filling in for gerri. huge story the escalating violence in iraq. you're looking at the consumer. cheryl: it's incredible what we've seen, liz, in particular, for you that big jump we've had in oil prices. now we're looking at the effects not just on what's going to happen to the people of iraq but the u.s. economy and to all of you at home. what does this mean to your investments, to your wallet and gas tank? all of this is coming up in the next hour of "the willis report." i have some of the best voices on this issue tonight joining me, jessie jane duff with concerned veterans for america. phil flynn with price futures group. heritage chief economist steve moore is with me. a lot is breaking in the last couple of hours particularly with the situation in iraq. a few things happening, the iraqi government is pleading for help. mostly from the u.s. they're asking us for help to try and stop the latest flare-up of this violence. cities in the northern part of iraq have been completely overtaken by the islami

gerri willis coming right up. david: have a great weekend.wills wills. coming up on the "willis report," banks are on a credit card blitz and giving offers to people with less than stellar credit and that could mean big trouble for the rest of us. they call it glamping. we're hitting road with consumer reports and some of the sexiest sportscaster money can buy. "the willis report" where consumers is our business starts right now. if you noticed a lot more credit card offers -- ♪ gerri: general motors, the automaker claims no top executives knew about the defective is anything switch thates

. >> the willis report is next, gerri willis, the gm story today one of the recalled switches.o the falsety ignition switch. >> also i'll peak with the mother of one of the gm crash victims, she confronted gm ceo barry barra today. >> one of the dirty secret of the stock market exposed, we peal bakalayers of a problem that runs deep, can be fixxd. >> what is going on with dr. oz? under fire over miracle weight loss claims, we'll investigate.

now gerri willis takes us to the track to find out how you should react if your ignition fails whileg. the high-speed plan of action ahead. >>> plus, lightning struck this man. and not only did he live to tell the tale, but wait till you hear what he did after he got hit. check out this boot, still smoking after the strike. he joins us live

you can e-mail at gerri willis of course. and i will read all of your comments at the end of the show. has many state run amok? they had banned sunscreen and little girl gets sunburned badly. her mother is here to share their story. stay with us. predicting the future is a pretty difficult thing to do. but, manufacturing in the united states means advanced technology. we learned that technology allows us to be craft oriented. no one's losing their job. there's no beer robot that has suddenly chased them out. the technology is actually creating new jobs. siemens designed and built the right tools and resources to get the job don hi, are we still on for tomorrow? tomorrow. quick look at the weather. nice day, beautiful tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we can come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it that way. driven to preserve the environment, csx moves a ton of freight nearly 450 miles on o gallon of fuel. what a day. can't wait til tomorrow. cheryl: a texas mom is burning mad at her her 11-year-old daughter came h

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. >> the willis report is next, gerri willis, the gm story today one of the recalled switches. gerri: we'll demo the falsety ignition switch. >> also i'll peak with the mother of one of the gm crash victims, she confronted gm ceo barry barra today. >> one of the dirty secret of the stock market exposed, we peal bakalayers of a problem that runs deep, can be fixxd. >> what is going on with dr. oz? under fire over miracle weight loss claims, we'll investigate. >> as we said gm ceo gets a grilling on capitol hill today. mary barra returns to washington to face lawmakers with startling new development, gm executives knew more than they first admitted, joining me now congressman tim murphy from pennsylvania. jeff bartlett from "consumer reports" will join me in a moment, we start with congressman murphy. everyone watching what questions were today. did you get the answers you wanted? >> we received some answers, it is a ongoing issue for gm, gm has to change their culture, that is what ceo mary barra said they are doing, i said that reports should have been subtitle, don't assume ma

jerry wi gerri willis is with us. how much are analysts saying the prices are going to go up? >> aaa is saying by the fourth of july we will have six-year highs for gas prices. not good news for consumers who have been seeing prices go up everywhere from the gas pump, to the grocery store. take a look at the six-month chart. this gives you a sample of what's been going on this year with gas prices. they've only gone up and up and up. you understand the pressure consumers are feeling right now with their wallets. their salaries aren't going up. wages aren't on a tear, but gas prices certainly are. >> yeah, and that affects the entire economy because that reduces expendable end come. you know, disposable income is gone now. >> you don't have a choice to buy gas, right? you have to use it. what's more, gas is an input, what economists say, into everything else. if you're making widgets, you're using gas. driving to school, you're using gas. everyone is using it. >> sounds like we need a new plan, doesn't it? gerri, thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> next, a pentagon program so gru

great week with all of you, gerri willis will be back next week. thank you for being with me, dvr all the time! >> tonight on "making money," i told you something big was brewing with the highfliers. the action was there during an otherwise slow week. we got it, priceline for open table. a huge deal that blows away the argument, the detective today is tech of 2000. two 20% winners, the show is only on two weeks old. plus we're on the verge of the greatest transfer of wealth in the history of the world. huge economic policy and stock market implications and we're going to discuss them all. don't bury the millennial. lost in the ocean of bad news, young people got it going on, putting to bed the notion they're all lazy and entitled plus they're making a lot of money. let's go make some money! . charles: hi, i'm charles payne, and welcome to "making money," right here, right now. we're going to help you make money by investing in the stock market. and here to respect, hitha prabhakar, what are you looking at? >> i'm not sure i agree with all of your p

now time for cheryl in for gerri willis. cantor's loss, what angle are you takeing? >> the economics story and are people voting with their wallets. new figure show alarming rise in the number of americans with diabetes. now more than one in ten of us have the disease. we're going to investigate the impact and cost on our health care system. >>> the fbi launching a criminal investigation of va hospitals. vets will have more

. >> cheryl casone in for gerri willis today.om the va. cheryl: the question we will be asking our viewers is should we privatize the va. can private companies do a better job here? >> in light of what happened, probably. unacceptable to be treating veterans like this. >> it will give them better service, absolutely be at cheryl: lot more on this coming up in a few moments. thank you very much. also coming up on the show, and mom serious as her son suffers a severe sunburn. wait until you hear the school's excuse. the mom joins us here in a few moments. a case of identity theft in obamacare. will it be the first of many. we will have the very latest for you. and we are investigating a growing trend, people are giving

david: "the willis report" is next. gerri, those car recalls, they keep on coming, this time not from gm. gerri: that's right, thank you, liz and dave. that's right, is honda, nissan, mazda. big story today. also in our show, the g.i. bill, a game-changer for veterans, turns 70. is now the time for a new g.i. bill? would such a thing even pass congress these days? >>> also how out of touch can one woman be? hillary clinton steps in it again with comments on her wealth. >>> we're going "back to the future" in a winnebago. this time machine is anything but old-fashioned. we're going to give you a ride. "the willis report" starts right now. gerri: we begin tonight with another massive recall. this time involving airbags that may explode, shooting shrapnel all over the inside of your car. this isn't a gm recall but one from a japanese partsmaker this recall covers even wider range ever car makes. we have lauren fix the car coach. welcome back. who are the automakers we're talking about here? >> we're looking at a lot of japanese,

"the willis report" is next. hi, gerri. oil prices dipped down slightly in the u.s. does that mean relief for the pump for consumers? gerri: unfortunately not. we'll tell you why gas prices may hit a six-year high over the july 4th weekend. thanks for that. coming up today on the show. congress finally does something good for consumers. more freedom for you and your smartphone. also problems at the va go well beyond long wait lists. a new report says, chronic mismanagement cost 1000 vets their lives. after a string of accidents recently, how safe are small private planes? we'll investigate. "the willis report" where consumers are our business, starts right now. gerri: we begin tonight with the escalating crisis in iraq. extreme sunni militants sweeping the country, pressuring your bottom line here at home. up to 300 special forces from the u.s. will be deployed in iraq where officials insist today they haven't given up control of a key oil refinery in the north. but as fighting continues overseas, aaa is forecasting record high gas prices here at home for independenc

gerri: clark, scott, thanks for coming on the show tonight. you watch "the willis report" you immediately save 15 cents a gallon on your gas. i love it. thanks, guys. >> sure. gerri: we've been covering the gm story for some time, right? talking about cars that stall because of an ignition switch failure. if your car stalls on the highway would you know what to do? if not, the story you're about to see could save your life. we're going to show you what to do during a high speed emergency [engine noise] high speed decision making is what race care drive something all about. so we went to a private racing club outside of new york city. we had a driving expert show us on camera how to handle a high speed emergency. >> remember there is no reason to panic. just stay relaxed. is very simple to restart the car. gerri: ari straus is the president and ceo of the meant sell low motor club. -- monticello. it costs about 100 grand to join. you get to race your sports car around the track or take out one of the jaguars, ferraris, porsches or other high speed machines owned by

liz: "the willis report" is coming up next. hi, gerry. we've been talking about auto sales throughout the show. you can't ignore it. but you're looking at new information on the rising death toll from gm's massive recall. gerri: we are indeed. the sales story very big indeed. rising toll on deaths. brand spanking new information, the response by gm to a lawsuit by a boy one of these cars the family maintains had a faulty ignition switch. the company maintaining, hey, it is old gm's fault, not the new gm's fault. all of us will continue covering this gm story. david: we'll be watching in fact. going to be watching right now. gerri, thank you very much. see you all tomorrow. gerri: thanks, guys. also coming on today's show. home health care workers. some are damaging background checks and could have criminal records. we'll investigate this dangerous loophole. >>> also football legend dan marino joins a concussion lawsuit against the nfl. we'll have the latest on the case. >>> new way to stop the airlines from losing your luggage. it may als

"the willis report," where consumers are our business. starts right now. gerriolution for your bottom line. with tensions in iraq fueling more pain

david: "the willis report" is next. gerri coming, this time not from gm. gerri: that's right, thank you, liz and dave. that's right, is honda, nissan, mazda. big story today. also in our show, the g.i. bill, a game-changer for veterans, turns 70. is now the time for a new g.i. bill? would such a thing even pass congress these days? >>> also how out of touch can one woman be? hillary clinton steps in it again with comments on her wealth. >>> we're going "back to the future" in a winnebago. this time machine is anything but old-fashioned. we're going to give you a ride. "the willis report" starts right now. gerri: we begin tonight with another massive recall. this time involving airbags that may explode, shooting shrapnel all over the inside of

"willis report." gerri we all heard of the good housekeeping seal of approval. had a very rare exclusive look at it. gerri: thanks for that. yes we were behind the scenes with good housekeeping. how often do people put their money where their mouth is? good housekeeping does that. july 4th weekend travel expected to hit near record high. we have must-see national parks. it is user's guide to summer vacation. >>> the revolutionary technology helping people who are paralyzed move again. and it is all done through the power of tout with a little help from bionics. we'll meet two amazing people. >>> hit it is portfolio tune-up today. is now time to sell westerns and buy losers? our experts are here to

you will have fun with "the willis report." gerrited for a lot of consumers why. it could go higher? gerri: that's right, a problemed federal gas tax hike. guess how much? 65%. liz and dave, thanks for that. also on the show, where are you doing grocery shopping? consumer reports is here with best grocery list in america and why you should shop there. >>> passenger groups are calling it a shakedown at the tsa. fees that won't be paying for actual security. >>> and the gm recall scandal, new indications that ignition switch defect may affect other car brands as well. we begin

gerri: hello, everybody, i'm wills wills. coming up on the "williso people with less than stellar credit and that could mean big trouble for the rest of us. they call it glamping. we're hitting road with consumer reports and some of the sexiest sportscaster money can buy. "the willis report" where consumers is our business starts right now. if you noticed a lot more credit card offers -- ♪ gerri: general motors, the automaker claims no top executives knew about the defective is anything switch that resulted in

"the willis report" where consumers are our business, starts right now. gerrih the escalating crisis in iraq. extreme sunni militants sweeping the country, pressuring your bottom line here at home. up to 300 special forces from the u.s. will be deployed in iraq where

don't move, "the willis report" is next. hi, gerri. a huge day. you've been covering gm for a long time. consumers are very interested to know what is your angle on this. gerri: liz, dave, we're covering gm. we have a attorney representing victims and a former regulator weigh in on the gm story. coming in on today's show, sec comes in with high frequency traders with concerns over their role in the stock market. we'll dig into the new proposals. we're getting set for the u.s. open golf championship. the most successful female golfer of all time, all time, annika sorenstam is with us. >>> handwritten letter from ronald reagan is sold. we have the letter here on set. we'll show you what it says about a side of reagan rarely seen in public. >>> we begin tonight though with a report on the gm recall. incompetence and neglect but no cover-up. that's what gm ceo mary barra says were some of the key findings of the independent report into the deadly ignition switch recall. the report was conducted by an attorney. berra says she interviewed 230 employees

. >> "willis report is coming up. gerri, sam's club, near credit card. you will look what that all gerri: we have somebody from the company, from sam's club to talk to us about a new product. also on the show the white house looks to the private sector for a new va chief. we'll examine the leading contender to see if he can fix a broken va. >>> congress investigates the student loan crisis, record college debt but what is going to fix that problem. >>> we investigate the pros and cons of long-term care insurance. will it help you stay in your own home instead of going to a nursing home. your coverage under obamacare may be in jeopardy tonight if you have it. the department of health and human services says more than 2 million people, that's lot of them, 2.1 million people who signed up, they have errors in their applications. for some folks, that means they will have to pay more. for others, they could lose their coverage entirely. to help sort this out we're joined by dr. sreedhar potarazu. dr. p, welcome to the show. >> thank you. gerri: what are the b

. >> "willis report is coming up. gerri, sam's club, near credit card.ave somebody from the company, from sam's club to talk to us about a new product. also on the show the white house looks to the private sector for a new va chief. we'll examine the leading contender to see if he can fix a broken va. >>> congress investigates the student loan crisis, record college debt but what is going to fix that problem. >>> we investigate the pros and cons of long-term care insurance. will it help you stay in your own home instead of going to a nursing home. your coverage under obamacare may be in jeopardy tonight if you have it. the department of health and human services says more than 2 million people, that's lot of them, 2.1 million people who signed up, they have errors in their applications. for some folks, that means they will have to pay more. for others,

don't move, "the willis report" is next. hi, gerri. a huge day. long time. consumers are very interested to know what is your angle on this. gerri: liz, dave, we're covering gm. we have a attorney representing victims and a former regulator weigh in on the gm story. coming in on today's show, sec comes in with high frequency traders with concerns over their role in the stock market. we'll dig into the new proposals. we're getting set for the u.s. open golf championship. the most successful female golfer of all time, all time, annika sorenstam is with us. >>> handwritten letter from ronald reagan is sold. we have the letter here on set. we'll show you what it says