>>gerri: $585 right now, up 45 percent and the new?l outsell the ipad 2 even though it is discounted. apple's market capital is bigger than exxonmobil by $140 billion, and the size pole land in terms of g.d.p. suspectship the size of poland. >>gerri: as big as a country the same as the entire economic output of poll listened. >>shepard: incredible. and you can insert your polish joke. and now pictures i took with it. our entire i.t. department was fixing it up for you. >>shepard: the screen looks good, right? there is jonathan. very nice, like that? who is to? dave? stage manager. being very mature, thanks, gerri, for that, and one of me that was goofy and i like the screen but can you tell that. of a difference? i can't. >>gerri: between the new and old screen or the way you look in that picture. some of these people writing in, he has diseases. i am fine. i don't notice that big a difference. >>gerri: i don't either. that is what i was looking at. >>shepard: it isiv% heavier. it is heavier. i town the brightness up. it is fun to play

>>gerri: j.p.d chase, talking dividends and the companies have been closely scrutinized by the federal reserve. that is part of the scrutiny you cannot put in any kind of dividend increase and now they doing it so the market sees that as possible and that is why it is trading higher. >>shepard: up 2 percent on the news. i know i saw it on the anchor deck. and if the yankees were on i would be watching that, too. >>gerri: i can't keep up with you. >>shepard: you can catch gerri leading prime time each night at 8:00 eastern, 7:00 in oxfords on the fox business network, the fastest growing news in television and if you don't get it demand it. so, what about the legal aspect of it? is it a good public relations move to put the signs on the people? faith and randy are back. and a consultant and president of emerald partners. let's start with the p.r. part. >>guest: there is no such thing as bad publicity except if it is your own obituary. on the one hand you get the p.c. tweeting crowd saying this is li

>>gerri: everything is different.ected to find everything close to the national average but that is not the case. and north dakota, for a second, their unemployment rate is 3.3 percent below the national average. they have in housing problem. only one in 63,000 homes in ferc. different than the rest of the country. why? the oil billion. they are doing well. and you lock at -- look at georgia, a basket case. they have real problems. georgia has 9.7 percent unemployment, one in 328 homes in foreclosure. big problem there because you did not go through the courthouse so this is not the robo signing problem, it is straight up, they sell it on the steps of the courthouse in 30 days and you are done and out. so, big differences georgia having so many problems their growth and jobs, low, and north dakota, on fire. >>shepard. going to vote for newt gingrich and everyone is watching ohio. >>gerri: ohio is important and the manufacturing republican -- renaissance there including outside of columbus, ohio, the capital of the sta

>>gerri: you would. and a lot of people do that.he people who are in the industry say there is more and more people investing in oil futures because of what is going on with stock pricesening in the doldrums. >>shepard: you could trade your gold for oil. black gold. >>gerri: you saw the show. >>shepard: many decades ago. you can catch gerri willis on fox business network tonight at 8:00 eastern and 7:00 in oxford and if you don't get fox business network you should demand it. reports of a new massacre in syria according to activistses the security forces murdered dozens, many men and women and children and mutilated the bodies and raped the women. the media confirm the kill ensure but are blaming "armed terrorists" but that is the state media. the united nations estimates that the syrian government's brutal crackdown has killed 7,500 including 500 children and extra number is a-month-old. a strange story from california. police say a man killed his girlfriend with his homemade cannon. this are new developments on the killing with an

>>gerri: yes. air fares will say high for the decade according to the fell aviation administration reporting air travel will double the next 20 years but the number of seats is shrinking. airlines raised prices a dozen times last year blaming the rising fuel costs. experts say air fares will dodge only when airlines get more competition which is years away. every seat is full. >>gerri: don't raise my prices >>shepard: the most expensive city to fly from or to is memphis. where all my people are. i have to go. >>gerri: maybe there is a train. >>neil: northwest used to be there and delta merged and overnight they got the fedex business, the busiest airports in the world. >>gerri: how do they know in 10 years? e they are talking right out their ... beers. we will watch for you on that biz thing. the number of people applying for unemployment went up 8,000 to 362,000 despite those looking for benefits is the lowest level in four years and experts say that is good news for the job market and a sign that

>>gerri: it is march madness.ple are getting their office pools together and the folks at pay pal say this is illegal so they are making them sign acceptable use policy. "you may not use pay pal for activists involving gambling, game, or any activity with an entry fee and a prize." now i never win but people make money off of this. >>shepard: in some states here in this country an office pool is illegal. >>gerri: wisconsin. it is a misdemeanor. can you get in trouble. >>shepard: but the deal if nobody takes anything off the top and everyone puts their money on, and all of that money goes out as pay outs to all who put it in this, then it is lega. but not wisconsin. >>gerri: and hawaii, florida, illinois, but no one enforces this. >>shepard: until they decide tomorrow you heard about the cops in las vegas dressing like, do you remember ... they dressing up and going after people for jaywalking. a bunch of people got run over. >>gerri: one in five are involved not office pools over march madness. >>shepard: we have

and now gerri willis from fox business network is here. >>gerri: good news.he four week average down 3,500 to 365,000. that is the lowest also in the past four years. so people leak this. >>shepard: stocks are about flat. >>gerri: the market expected better job numbers so they goes a little disappointed and are up two points now. the traders get excited they have in mind and when they do not see it they get upset. >>shepard: there is pressure coming from somewhere and the market is moving in the right direction. >>gerri: got to love that. >>shepard: how was washington, dc? >>gerri: fantastic, the most interesting, i never covered the supreme court, and, really, interesting i am not used to being around public institution that are so private and secretty and you are trying to figure out what was going on, all week, on the supreme court steps. >>shepard: the program kicks off at prime timelineup on fbn 8:00 eastern, and 7:00 in oxford only on the fox business network. there could be no safe place in all of syria after what is said to be two army generals are ki

>>gerri: they are all long term answers. >>gerri: $105. china having trouble is what brought 9 market down today and it brought down oil prices. >>shepard: what kind of problems. >>gerri: growth. that is what the marks care about. >>shepard: what do you care about? >>gerri: lunch. a glass of wine after work. tonight we are talking about oil prices and the pressures. >>shepard: at 8:00 eastern, 7:00 in oxford, right up the cable die, the best in business giving you the opportunity to power gerri willis kicking off prime time block on fox business network tonight at 8:00 eastern. a big sign the economy is getting back on track fewer americans filed for unemployment. labor department reports claims fell by 1 percent to the lowest level since february of 2008. well before the worst days of our great recession. a woman is now fighting to change a law in california after a judge ordered her to pay her ex-husband alimony and legal fees even though that court convicted her ex-husband of sexually assaulting and sodomizing her. he went to prison for

>>gerri: it could happen.he last month prices have again up 29 cent a gallon so we could be at $4 if this continues by april. we took a look at how much prices go up between march and july 4, for the summer driving season, and the answer is 33 cent as gallon so that means we could be at $4.07 by july 4th but with the present trends and if left is the same. >>shepard: oil prices are down and gas provisions are up. >>gerri: it is called gouging, right, economists call it in special pricing terms, they go up if a heart team and slow to come down. people out there hate to give up the extra pennys a gallon and there was an investigation of gouging and there was nothing there, but i me that people do not like seeing this. >>shepard: anyone does. gerri, thank you, part of the best team in business, the willis report at 8:00 eastern, 7:00 in oxford on the fox business network. we are continuing to watch the storms moving across the country this hour and that is the radar lop with the last frame right here a like look

>>shepard: thank you gerri. the number of people who filed for unemployment fell to the lowest point in four years: 351,000. that is down 2,000 from the week before. perts say when claims fall this slow it is usually a sign that hiring is stronger. enough to limit unemployment. the nation's jobless rate is currently officially at 8.3 percent. deadly weather across the midwest, one string of tornadoes left bodies in the rubble and now another line of storms is headed to the same region. we will have live reports from the scene next. look! the phillips' lady! we have to thank you for the advice on phillips' caplets. magnesium, right? you bet! phillips' caplets use magnesium. works more naturally than smulant laxatives... for gentle relief of occasional constipation. can i get an autograph? [ female announcer ] live the regular life. phillips'. one chance to hunt down the right insurance at the right price. the "name your price" tool, only from progressive. ready, aim, save! grrr! ooh, i forgot my phone! the "name

with us the anchor of the willis report gerri willis is with us. explain these fees and how they are scheduled to work. >> they are trying them out in georgia massachusetts. what they would do is charge you a monthly fee for checking accounts. each if you have no frills essential account charge you anywhere from $6 to $25. bank of america is not saying they are going to do this right away. expectations throughout marketplace that these fees are going to be put in place soon from coast to coast for all 55 million of bank of america customers. >> what reason is bank of america giving, gerri. >> you have got to realize they're making less money than they used to less in terms of top line revenue and money from these sorts of accounts and going down, down dramatically 22% since 2009. they will want to boost that revenue. i have got to tell you i don't think the consumers are going to react positively to this. you saw what happened when they tried to put in place a debit card fee not too long ago. just $5 a month. there were fully 5 million people who m

i'm gerry sandusky. hope your day's off to a fantastic start. >> thanks, gerry. hour -- an internal investigation into the death of a baltimore county firefighter shows a series of minor issues combined for a deadly result. what went wrong at 6:07. >> after more than a day, the main suspect in an al qaeda linked killing spree is still holed up in a french apartment, refusing to vender to police. >> as if taking the s.a.t.'s isn't stressful enough, some students are told they have to take them again, the reason for the retake at 6:33. >> and it's going to feel like summer the next couple of days, but things will change over the weekend. the forecast in just a few minutes. >> dealing with heavy fog for your morning commute. >> the city council president puts a proposal on the table to help residents overwhelmed by high water bills. i'm

went up another couple pennies today, gerri? >> $3.98 a gallon.st we have ever seen for march. not good news there. some 87 million americans are paying over 4 bucks a gallon. hawaii, california, alaska, illinois, d.c., washington, connecticut, new york, oregon. you name it. folks are paying higher prices for gas. they don't like it, not one little bit. >> shepard: who would? gerri willis live from her studios where she will be bringing us the news from the business network. she will break it down in a special report gas price shock. it's over on the fox business network right after "the fox report." just up the dial. well, new signs of hope for the job market today. the labor department reports first time unemployment claims dropped. dropped do 348,000 last week to a four year low. economists were actually predicting an increase. the labor department reports continuing claims are also the lowest they have seen in almost four years. but the improving economy is driving mortgage rates up from record lows. mortgage buyer freddie mac reports the aver

i'm gerry sandusky.ay is off to a fantastic start. >> the mayor unveils her new budget proposal, and it does not include a pay raise for city employees. i'm jennifer franciotti. details are next. >> the pope leads balre

. >> gerry sandusky overseeing the event.wd filled with family and friends, all rooting for their loved ones. >> she went to the university of maryland, decided she loves the state, and stayed here. this will be her seventh year. >> i am here for dana. i really hope she makes it. i cannot wait to see her do some flips and some troubles. >> dance moves? not a problem. these ladies rocked the house. the guys, amazing. the girls had to prove not just how high they can kick, but how much they really wanted it. what about these guys? think they could make the squad? in the end, some tough decisions or the next baltimore ravens up cheerleading squad. heartbreak for some, including some veterans who did not make it, but for others, a turk joy, especially for those who did. jessica made it after more than five years of trying. >> i really want to cry, but it has not hit me yet. i cannot believe it. i never want to let them go. >> i have missed dancing and performing since i graduated college and i really decided not to long ago to go

gerri willis is with us. you say apple is, well, apple's news is great for folks at home. is it good news for us that apple is rich? >> well, because, you are probably saying i wish i had bought this $200 ago. the reality is you may have. 4,000 mutual funds actually hold apple shares. the problem may be you own too much not too little. here is what happened today that boosted the price. reporters were invited to a lunch next week on wednesday. this is a soon to be the unveil of ipad 3 also. nasdaq on fire in february. mostly because of this stock. apple, best february ever. you said poland? right? there is a bunch of other. >> shepard: do you have a joke. >> i don't have a joke. can i give how more countries. sweden, saudi arainia, belgium. all countries gdp's worth less than apple. >> shepard: when do you think we will get news again. >> enhanced? >> shepard: you are supposed to know these things. >> i have no idea, sir. i can make something up if you want. >> shepard: we don't do that on "the fox report." we had a four day winning streak on wall street and now it broke.

gerri willis is with us tonight. what he pay pal doing. >> acceptable use agreement.e folks you may not use pay pal service for activities that involve gambling, gaming or any other activity with an entry fee and a prize. so forcing people sign these agreements that they are not going to do. this you know how this works. everyone is involved in march madness. you know, putting money down, betting have a good time. john how they are going to stop this. >> shepard: hopefully they won't. >> good wishes and fun times will continue. >> shepard: indeed. gerri, good to see you. >> good to see you, sir. >> shepard: cool critters now or not so cool for the victims of the angry geese of maryland heights, missouri. look at this. a pair of geese has been terrorizing people in this parking lot. look -- ha ha. this man apparently suffered dirty hands and a scrape of the right knee. is he not the only one to come face to beak with this ferocious beast or series of beasts. listen to the horror in the voice of another victim. >> he was coming at my face. [ laughter ] full force. and i

chris: that of course is ronald reagan when he kept pushing the fight with gerry ford all the way to the convention. and candidates like newt gingrich this year are pushing it, being like him. katrina, i want to give credit where it's true. nine months ago we asked the matthews meters, nine regs, including you, which conservative would be, would wind up being the counter to romney and you picked santorum. >> i wish i could say i was prescient but it was really the process of elimination. going down the list to see who else was socially conservative as well as fiscally conservative and there wasn't anybody else. anyone else who ticked the boxes like he did. chris: who else besides katty thought it would end up santorum? just in materials of our punditry ability. i think we're zero. >> if you're asking me, i do remember asking why santorum was polling as low as he was if the -- in 9 fall because he did seem like that kind of candidate that would abale to the the electorate thoo romney never did. i've been thinking a lot about this race and what's going on. it's such an odd situation he

gerri willis from the fox news channel.xperts say as they do with every single president he can't control the price of gas. >> they blame him anyway. >> that's not new. >> absolutely. a full screen to show you how that works in the polling. typically people disprove of the patient when gas prices are going up. you tend to see these two numbers come apart as you can see in full screen here, 2008, 2001. you call this big time. but, yeah, the president doesn't flip a switch and turn gas prices on or off. but there a a lot of people who say a lot of the president's policies have not done much for gas prices. >> shepard: president said all the options are on the table. i'm not sure what those options are. >> one thing here could be flipping the switch on the excel gas line. >> shepard: when. >> takes two years to put into play it? >> doesn't help in the summer. >> improve the tone in the markets. feel like something is being done here because people have a lot of questions. of course, the president's plan, he has a plan for gree

that is what kate and gerry desperately want to happen.s could at least be one step closer for them. >> duncan, thank you. >>> and now here's lester. >> all right, jenna, thanks. investigators in california are keeping a close eye on lottery ticket sellers. it seems some of those retailers are stealing the winnings from consumers. "dateline's" chris hanson is here with his countries gags. good morning. >> good morning, lester. three years ago we started following california lottery investigators as they pioneered their undercover sting operation to see if lottery clerks would honestly identify winning tickets to players. now we're back with them in san francisco. al is leading the team. we're on the streets of san francisco, with california lottery investigators. al is leading the team. >> today we're going to do random checks of businesses. >> reporter: though the california lottery has conducted operations all over the state, this is the first time investigators have worked the city by the bay. the undercover investigator will be taking

let's check in with jackie gerris now. really can't get enough of some of the images. we've been seeing a lot of new images over the past couple weeks after that tornado swept through the area. a lot of surveillance cameras are kind of finally revealing just how powerful and damaging it was. >> it was an ef-4 tornado. winds were estimated at 170 miles per hour. all this happened, it all unfolded in about 20 seconds. you might remember that this is the school that received a lot of damage. remember that school bus that ended up in the restaurant? there were kids on the school bus. they decided it was unsafe. they turned them back around and brought them inside of that school and amazingly, nobody was injured. so they were in those interior office areas in those indeterio hallways. also gives you an idea of what they all had to jump over and get through to get back outside of that building. and we show you that, you know, not to sensationalize what happened there in henryville, but to really show you the immense power of a tornado like this and hopefully get you to react

lex dannell, 11 sports with gerry sandusky. >> the broncos gave peyton manning something no one else could offer. he will not have to wonder if his new boss gets it. the broncos officially introduced manning at a press conference today after they finished a $96 million deal. he turns 36 later this week. he wants to get back into game shape and get to speak with his new teammates. like everyone else in the nfl, he knows only winning the super bowl makes his time in denver a success. that is the pressure that could john elway once lived with in denver, too. >> indian, i felt the broncos were just a great fit. i have always had -- in the end, i felt the broncos were just to break it. i have always had great respect for john elway. talking football with john, but coach and his staff, help me realize this is a great place to be. >> hines ward thinks he can still play in the nfl, but he does not want to do it with the new team. the 14-year veteran announced his retirement today. the steelers had already said they would not bring him back next season. in this town, we don't have to like any

. ♪ >> now, 11 sports with gerry sandusky. >> the ravens taking era role of an observer as the free agent started to test the market. no. 93 visited indianapolis tonight. pagano served as the defensive coordinator last year. tomorrow, another will reportedly go to the saints. another will stay with the ravens. and the miami dolphins, one day after meeting with the player peyton manning, a third-round draft pick in chicago. the move seems to reflect an occurrence in the free agent market. and breaking out the checkbook today, with a former chargers wide receiver, jackson, a five- year, 56-million dollar deal. jackson has enjoyed several seasons. now, he would enjoy cashing in on those numbers. and a courage award for some players who had come back from injuries and career setbacks to resume their nfl careers. money will go to child abuse and the care of its victims. and looking on track, until the second half, 10-6. at home at the johnny unitas stadium. into the net. the tigers led, 2-1 at halftime. in the second half, five unanswered goals. he fires his second goal. they knock off towson.

"the washington post" writing about it over the and frank gerry saying he is open to changes because of objections over this tribute to our 34th president and nato commander. a number of eisenhower family members sharing their concerns today. the letter from the architect for this memorial also introduced his testimony. the design calls for a memorial park framed by large metal tappestries, depicting his boyhood home in kansas. there would then be two large carved stones. the memorial is being planned just off the national mall, near the national air and space museum. susan eisenhower is the gra granddaughter of our late president. here's what she said on capitol hill. >> we as a family are committed to seeing that the building of a memorial to have dwight eisenhower be done in and open, democratic and transparent way. this is what ike would have wanted. he have been gratified by the public debate that's finally begun and we're grateful to all of those who have worked on the commission and worked on the memorial, especially mr. dprank gary, who's graciously interacted with members of

world a british and italian hostages have been killed during a failed joint rescue attempt in one gerry u.k. nigerian special forces say the q. have been executed before they reached down the man i've been working on a construction project in the country's north were abducted last may their kidnappers claimed to have links with al qaida. the city authorities have charged of some of bin laden's widows with illegally entering and living in the country a lot of the women is reported to be from yemen another from saudi arabia while the nationality of the third remains are now they want to face up to five years in prison if convicted as on the glaad was killed last may when u.s. forces raided his residence in the pakistani city of abbottabad. here now footage of a pod of dolphins stranded on a brazilian beach has become an internet hit about there you go caught in strong currents were washed up on the shore locals and tourists came to the aid of the mammals turning them around and sending them back out to sea incidents like this are described as extremely rare. the queues outside india's hos

back consumer underwater are however on strike out of a crime they could start to sponsor isn't going gerry offered by an influential need that math in trying is an injury that most days stand in scope or not if i went out was not overawed by the prospect of the four time european champions. and also played. well aware this match is very important and no we shouldn't concede a goal like we did against inter could be decided by small details which are so we're all very focused we're not afraid of mind even though they have an impressive attack everything we can to play a good match michael savage should concede goals. meanwhile chelsea has a manager that i didn't say i have says his bold selection policy has been indicated after the blues put one foot in the semifinals for the law in their victory at benfica italian left the scene is still on the a drugs but frankly i am like a lesson on the bench and solomon probably justified his surprise choice with a decisive goal after seventy five minutes telling fernando torres crossed defensively so my jealousy then held on to their first child becau

>> you also can look at it this way, too, that target space on masonic and gerrie, that sat vacant when mervyn's went out for a long time. in the market, we're sitting with an empty tower records when who knows when we're going to get something in there. so sometimes it works the other way, too. that's what i worry about is what if bed bath, something would happen or nordstroms rack, we may be stuck there with vacant space for a long time. that helps no one else. commissioner dooley: do you think a c.u. process, to a fairly large company, will prevent them from going in? it seems like they have the resources to deal with it. >> i don't know, it's a two-way street in my opinion, that's all. i have seen too many big spaces sit vacant and one of the reasons is the c.u. where -- that c.u. process. i'm dealing with it in the upper market area where the c.u. process killed a grocery store coming into the neighborhood when the majority of the neighbors wanted a grocery store up there. so it's a two-way street. president adams: commissioner dwight. commissioner dwight: what is the motivation fo

apparently handing over transcripts every single day of all these phones he was hacking and we were gerry mulcair worked for a company called southern investigators kind of like a strat four and it was that x. policeman who is allegedly also an axe murderer and james murdoch is sitting there because he knows that he has data to sell he's basically pushing advertising but incredible sort of julius own ran a hedge fund and he used all this data to trade with inside information about a river trading he'd be a billionaire today and people would accuse him of claiming that inside information but he would buy his way out of any legal problems and he would claim like lloyd blankfein of goldman sachs that he's making the market he's any liquidity and they would say well you just do so if you're a genius we won a stupid or fling operational train because you're growing up but then of course because issues information the public like the press he's vilified because he's telling the truth and sharing information with the public he's an enemy for those who truly is an enemy lots around well there's b