-sal: gina. gina. -gina: ...and i'll end you, bro. -sal: gina, please. -gina: [ shouting indistinctly ] -michael: you have no respect. -gina: sit the [bleep] down. -michael: no respect. -gina: not when you get in my face and try to talk to me like that! fabio: do me a favor, babe, please? just calm down. i know. just calm down. lemonis: gina is going bananas because she's scared that she's gonna lose her job. this is how she provides for her family. what i was worried about is this thing was gonna get totally out of hand. woman #2: he's the one starting the problem -- him. -sal: honestly -- -michael: i haven't been paid for three years, and i'm no good? i've let it slide for three freakin' years! lemonis: okay, okay. gina, please don't go out there. michael: i'm closing you down first, because i got to get paid! -sal: gina. gina. -michael: that's the facts! all right?! lemonis: you know, as i'm watching this go down, i'm pissed off at sal. i'm angry. this is the hole that sal dug not only for him but for everyone around him. the fear, the anger, the disa

gina: yes, we are.re testing the highs again, we probably have to confirm that we are going to move higher before we get more optimistic. we have been stuck in this range all year long. we have been so cautious on the earnings environment. earnings are better than most people realize. it has been related to oil. i think we will move higher. tom: the theme of this week on this friday is mergers and acquisitions, whether it is aol and upward and over mr. armstrong's success. to those support gina martin adams' optimistic view? gina: i think so. it does not necessarily drive them in one direction or another. as stock prices rise, m&a tends to accelerate. but you have share production. you have better growth prospects, given some of these transactions. that helps the numerator of earnings per share. all in all, it is generally positive. leverage is great for -- tom: did she say you cannot say numerator and denominator? brendan: my goodness, you say it two times an hour. tom: but not on friday. brendan: the

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gina: most likely oil. think the weakness we saw in the first quarter is related to oil with a little dollar kicker. do we needoil price to see to get more optimism in the stock market? gina: as long as we hold the bottom and move higher off the autumn -- oil is up about 30% from its trough back in march. as long as we hold somewhere between $45 and $60, we will see stabilization in the earnings stream going forward. alix: you are overweight health care, tech, materials and industrials. where are we in the recovery? gina: a lot of it depends on where the fed goes from here, but we are in the mid-to later cycle. early cyclical stuff which does best when the fed is decreasing rates, that time has passed. it's now time to move on to mid to later cycle industries. that will depend on the bounceback we get in the commodities complex and how quickly the fed increases interest rates. wrapping up with the dollar. the consensus is a gain in the dollar throughout the year, as long as we get something 7% or less, ther

gina kept notes about their conversation. this is what he said the lunch was about.ght on february 4th at lunch, but they worked it out. joseph was mad that the fountain was damaged with a large chargeback and wanted it fixed or else chase wanted some -- or else joseph wanted some money back and chase already spent the money. >> in fact, joseph had told his father that he had grown increasingly unhappy with chase's work. >> the last year, joey talked about the quality of the fountains had slipped. joey wasn't happy with that. >> blaming chase at that point. >> yes, absolutely. he was getting complaints. >> so many complaints, joseph was questioning if chase should be part of his business at all. >> joey discussed with me about getting another welder. >> cutting chase out? >> not virtually cutting him out. giving him some competition. >> that competition, patrick says, could explain if chase did it, why he killed an innocent family. >> i guess the bottom line to me is money. >> i can't tell you what the motive is at this point in time. >> could it be money? >> i can s

gina: tambiÉn el acusado no puede mantener un arma. diferencias es el costo de ambas. gina: las orden de restricciÓn tienen que obtener un un abogado, te va a costar en ese tipo de orden pero en las Órdenes de protecciÓn son gratis, hay servicios, ellos pueden asistirte con la orden de protecciÓn. >> quÉ son solo aplican para parientes o personas que viven bajo el mismo techo. quienes han cometido agresiones fÍsicas, son otorgadas 30 dÍas despuÉs del abuso y se recomienda reportar lo mÁs pronto posible. una orden de protecciÓn de emergencias tambiÉn se puede otorgar inmediatamente despuÉs de un abuso al momento de que se realiza un arresto. las vÍctimas de violencia domÉstica no enfrentarÁn ningÚn tipo de consecuencia legal en cuanto a su estatus migratorio recibirÁn ayuda independientemente de esto. sea a travÉs de las autoridades locales o mediante las diversas organizaciones comunitarias que se dedican a esta causa. ilia: el monitor de sequÍa de los estados unidos clasificÓ hoy jueves 11 municipios de la isla de puerto rico en un pe

gina: our favorite group is technology.ike health and they produce the best fundamental case me at the market but we are starting to look at the industrials and materials. as long as the dollar does not rise to quickly as long as we start to see some accelerating global growth conditions, i think materials and industrials will start to work. it's kind of a cyclical rebound. betty: earlier this week, you put out a report and looked at them misery. -- we looked -- you looked at the misery. he read is -- the misery index is at the lowest level since 1959. why are we so miserable? and what does that mean for the broader equity market question mark alex: and what is the misery index?gina: it indicates we are not at all miserable. there is the lowest level of misery. betty: i read it wrong. gina: it's accompanied of the unemployment rates and inflation which are the factors that impact the consumer psyche. economic growth is improving and driving the unemployment rate lower and inflation is not ramping up so that dollars you earn

gina o'brien was there.ina: two corsairs fly low over the washington monument, air power from a bygone era. the flying fortress, war hawks wild, and mustangs. these are the warbirds that help secure victory for the allies in world war ii. and then there is fifi, the only be 29 bomber still flying today, the same model that dropped the first atomic bomb and ultimately ended the war -- b-29. >> world war ii was a pivotal event for the market people like the civil war, the revolutionary a war, and this is one of the last opportunities to commemorate that event while significant numbers of people who live through it are still alive. gina: 56 vintage aircraft took part in the flyover, including a p-51 mustang which protected american bombers as they made raids deep into germany. there are only six p-51c mustang still flying, and i got to ride in one of them. this was the plane that every fighter pilot wanted to fly. its performance virtually unrivaled. after 20 minutes in the air, it was easy to see why. that was

gina martin adams from wells fargo stutes.uch more coming up. ♪ alix: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." i am lick alix. back to one of our top stories. bill gross talks about his big bet against the german bund. calling it well timed but not necessarily well executed. he spoke earlier. take a listen. >> i sort of announced it at the same moment i thought of it. i haven't had the time to put on the appropriate amount of positions to take advantage of it going down in price and up in yield. so the execution was poor. >> so there will be a little less spontaneous expression from bill gross in the future? >> well, i hope no. if anything i want to continue to tell you what i think, to basically open my book, to write the book. but at the same time to leave the room and start putting some trades on. i think that is the better procedure. >> so it has more to do with how quickly you are able to put on a trade and less to do with the way you actually structured it? >> well, the structuring, too, eric. that the yields would go up mor

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billion trust was due to vest, but gina rinehart said if , it will be wiped out by capital gains tax. was not the case. push the vesting to 2068. so they went to court and the court found in favor of bianca and john. justices this the demonstrates she's prepared to go to extraordinary lengths to secure the trust and is capable of exerting enormous pressure. it is those words that seem to have emboldened john hancock to possibly push further with this case. he said the judgment raise the legal questions over whether gina rinehart can continue as director of hancock prospecting. he says the conduct exposed in the judgment may lead to further court action. so the saga may not be done yet. it just seems to keep rolling on. angie: it her family feud. family feud. next, we speak to the president of the taiwan stock exchange. why it is a market investors should not ignore. ♪ angie: checking headlines, sepp blatter has attacked english-speaking media, accusing them of trying to force him out of office. he dismissed suggestions that the corruption investigation could ensnare him. fa officials

no solamente porque pude trabajar con gina rodrÍguez, un gran talento y una persona bellÍsima... como... >> me imagino que ha tenido que ser muy divertido. pitch perfect, porque son chicas... esta vez, una de mis actrices favoritas, elizabeth es directora de esta parte. y estÁs con anna que es una dulzura. y con otra niÑa que no para de hacer chistes, me imagino. >> muchas mujeres talentosas con esta pelÍcula. quedÉ impresionada con el talento de anna. la verdad que ella canta pitch perfect y siempre estÁ en la nota. y claro. elizabeth un talento y una persona bella por dentro y por fuera. me ayudÓ bastante. creyÓ en mÍ desde la primera audiciÓn. asÍ que le debo bastante a ella. >> poco a poco sigue abriÉndose pase y escuchen dÓnde estÁn puestos sus ojos. >> yo quisiera... tÚ sabes, ser productora, dirigir. >> sÉ que estÁs escribiendo. >> estoy escribiendo, escribo. soy muy ambiciosa. pero... asÍ eran mis padres y abuelos que vinieron a este paÍs sin nada. entonces yo... tÚ sabes, corro el riesgo de hacer algo diferente y tambiÉn ayudar a mi comunidad y tener mÁs latinos allÍ e

gina dejesus on her way home from school accepts a ride. but gina like amanda, never makes it home. >> he like chained me up and put like plastic rope on my arms like my wrists and put like duct tape on my mouth. and i tried to screen but nobody could hear me. >> rape beatings mistreatment ten years of horror documented day by day, kept on scraps of paper and cardboard by amanda berry. >> you made x marks on the diagram for when he raped you? >> i did. >> he's raping you every day? >> yeah. every day. >> multiple times a day? >> yes. multiple times. i mean i would never know when he was coming. he would just come and tell me to take down my pants, and shall and he would leave after. >> and did he say anything to you? was he did he show any semblance of conscience or recognition of how vicious he was? >> no he didn't care at all. he was very cold-hearted. >> how often did you get assaulted? >> well every time he came in the room. >> every single time? >> christmas day, 2006 their story taking a dramatic turn. amanda berry gives birth to a ba

. >> de waasashington buenas tardes nos vemos maÑana >>gina es la esposa actual de mi pareja, alberto>natalia, desafortunadamente es mi hermana biolÓgica. un dÍa recibÍ una llamada estaba secuestrada. >>a mi novio lo mataron en frente de mÍ. asÍ pasa en mÉxico, ¿eh? >>aquÍ dice que ella estaba muerta. >>acÉrcame el documento. ven. ¿quÉ cosa es?

>> and you are gina. >> gina, what's up?. >> and your major is health economics? and you don't know who gruber is? >> >> not the guy from diehard. >> happy trails, hons. >> he wrote healthcare law and he is now a professor at mit spewing stuff. >> he is an mit professor who called you stupid? >> what? >> and basically, you know, call it the stupidity of the american voter or whatever. >> i didn't hear about that and i should have. >> you go to jail. >> i do. >> ever heard of gruber? >> what are you doing to this poor girl? >> and where are you -- you are a harvard. >> you don't know who gruber is? obamacare? >> never heard of him. >> no. seems like such a nice woman. >> scared her away. >> what's is putin doing that's making everybody so nervous these days? [crickets chirping] >> invading ukraine. russia. nice try. >> how do you like them apples? >> russia has now infiltrated eastern ukraine? >> vladimir is causing a lot of problems lately. >> when putin takes his shirt off, does that make you nervous. >> no, i like it at lo

police department says the officer acted properly and the incident was not racially motivated. >> ginava reporting for us tonight. since that arrest in january cooks gave birth to a baby girl. now she plans to sue the barstow police department. >> tragedy in hawaii. a man is killed by a fish. just 3 feet long. how this all happened coming up. >> plus they're starting a new chapter in their lives surrounded by devastation. but the class of 2015 in a texas town hit hard by flooding is standing tall and learning a valuable life lessson. their story next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> a powerful earthquake magnitude 8.5 shakes most of japan. no major damage and no one seriously hurt but a lot of shaking inside news rooms and out on city streets. the earthquake striking off shore 600 miles south of tokyo. three years ago a 9.0 quake hit japan causing a tsunami which killed more than 18,000 people. >>> a shocking discovery off the coast of lib y the italian coast guard rescuing more than 4,000 migrants from the med terrain. they were found on rickety boats. 17 were dead. thousands of people from africa pay s

she was given her award by honorees from last year, cleveland abduction survivors amanda berry and gina dejsusesus. >> one thing i would like to share is that hope is alive. jay: it also highlights advocacy, those who do all they can to protect children from harm. they believe that we should never give up on a missing child, no matter what. >> when i was missing my parents reached out to law enforcement and the national center. the national center immediately created and disseminated my missing persons flyer. because of that poster, i was rescued. jay: the national center for missing and exploited children has helped law enforcement track down over 200,000 missing children, a remarkable figure indeed. live in the district, jay korff, abc 7 news. alison: still ahead -- a consumer alert for drivers, and this is after a recall. the same safety concerns are popping up. which cars are under a new federal investigation and why. leon: plus, a prisoner who escapes a real-life shawshank prison 56 years ago is back in cust leon: 7 on your side with a consumer alert for drivers. the u.s. governmen

. >> turning to item 6 discussion and possible action on gina recruitment process charge card john mr. sincroy is leaving his post on august 2015 commission will discuss the search for a recruitment and human resources will be present to advise the commission and before we - you electro user. >> thank you for being here we should have moved this to further up but i first want to express my regrets that the letter has been not limited to and thank mr. sincroy for all the years ever work in a job that is certainly not an easy job and hopefully between now and august we'll have a more appropriate time to give our thanks for your public service with that. >> commissioners and director my name is a presented with the director of finance for the department of human resources i manage contract for the department i'm here to answer any questions about the recruitment or the executive recruitment process dr has a search the purpose a pool that is good for another year until may 20160 essentially dr plays an essential role we recommend that the commission through the d hr with a executive recru

. >> gina schaffer who owns 10 area hardware stores but leases all her spaces bought into her projectthe tune of $10,000. >> for us it was part of the sharing community. and the move and being able to -- even if it was a piece, to say we owned something. >> this area is still in transition but machetto is a solid anchor. a thriving market that embodies the crowd even in its structure. houses a retail store, a bake bakery and a high end asian fusion restaurant. >> i think when you have the synergy of all these businesses you get that lifestyle brand. >> he saw an opportunity not only to house his coffee business but to profit from a new model. >> we want to drink a high end coffee folks can understand what finan cuisine can be like it can appreciate fine clothing. >> the vendors literally feed off each other, with retail pulling patrons in for their morning share shares are attractive to the social generation and now crowd funding is ever more attractive to investors. >> we did $150 million of real estate in the last month. and we are doing a project a week to underwrite and fund a pro

highest size to launch at sonoma county just got their leathern it was beating pg&e prices from the gina0 percent opt out rate not expected to go above 15 on the rate issue we need puc to approve the riots ratings on the 28 because may pg&e is going to put out it's rates it is really important we beat them to the punch and go to the newspapers hey cleaner sf is better rates than pg&e and one last thing not in the timeline advocacy is miguel's we have to get the department of investment and lafco staff all working together to start right now to design and sfwrathd a build out research is planning for local resources not flushed out and it needs to be thanks. >> hello commissioner avalos jed from 350 san francisco happy earth day i'm wearing any no fossil fuel the elk club invited us 80 it to be part of earth day event i was talking with the kids it occurred they're really the ones i'm thinking of and speaking from and for they railway get to appear in front of you i told them i'll speak for them we're trying to get to clean energy so those kooidz kids can have a safe future i want to than

up next, this is gina in mississippi. gina is a republican. caller: good morning.rom a medical standpoint, i don't think anybody -- if someone's spine had already been severed, i don't think they would have been beating their head up against a wall in a van. but that's not what i called to say. i called to say -- i want to say what offends me. i am so sick of hearing blacks complain about everything. the stats prove that the police do not kill blacks more than they kill whites. it's all ridiculous. i'm offended by african-americans. i hate that word. if you are a true american, you are an american. unless you were born in africa, you are not an african-american. so it's offensive to me, as an american, that they want to be labeled or called that. everybody in this country is an immigrant, except the indians. and we don't go in say we are scottish american or english american. so in my opinion, that statement or phrase is offensive. and it's un-american. and it's unpatriotic. host: that is gina in mississippi. speaker boehner reacted to baltimore. [video clip] speak

gina? >> caller: yes hello.o nice to be able to talk to you, from a ms. elizabeth.moved to wyoming. well, naturally, i'm teased out here about my accent, the civil no war, how we lost et cetera but i have a little story.migh it's not a question but a th little -- i guess you call it on the lighter side, the true story of the surrender, and i tell them, i told them that day when the two generals met, general grant was mighty and lee showed up in a new suit, ceremony . sword, et cetera, and grant asked general lee, may i see see th your sword? so general lee most graciously rren let hidem see the sword and grant took it as surrender. that's the true story of what we call the surrender.ur were say, no the south did not surrender. >> thanks for sharing.ies co >> there are many stories connected with the surrender that -- don't stand up to ed gra scrutiny, needless to say and hem. the idea that lee offered grant the sword and grant refused to take it is one of them, be you alluded to the appearance of the two men grant dishevelled muddy frock coat lee dressed in a fine d

epa, administrator, gina mac carty. -- she was blown away by the work we have done in our department, and our campaign to work and protect, nail salon workers, so i'm very proud of that work. follow up on the post office. in your packets, in that packet was a little line about the post office, i just want to remind you, this commission wrote a passionate letter to the u.s. postal service, saying what an embarrassment it was failing miserably, and what an opportunity it was for the postal service to save money and do the right thing as of this commission meeting, our 0 waste team has converted all 31 facility to have the three bin system, now all 31 have it they have 3500 employees, who need to get trained that is the next step to work with the staff at the post office to make sure those bins are well used we expect to have significant savings, for the federal government i don't know it will solve the woes of postal service, but it won't hurt. there is an announcement i want to call your attention to relevant to the work we're dog, the supreme court decided not to hear the pharmaceutic

. >> take a look at this eyewitness cam video from gina who shows a flooded road in toms river. reminder, you should never drive through flooded roadways no matter how high you think that water is. >>> let's go down to the shore now. meteorologist kathy orr is live in sea isle for orr at the shore keeping an eye on the storms flooding and what we can expect through this evening as well, kathy? >>> the amount of water that is fall when those storms, in ocean county, is absolutely incredible chris. we're talking about two 3 inches of rain and it continues to flood there. as far as we're concerned here in sea isle right now sunnies still out the but it is chilly. our temperature according to the mobile weather lab only 64 degrees. ocean water temperatures in the 50's. so it will stay cool here. take a look at storm scan , we do have a isolated storm that has popped autopsy long the border of delaware county and philadelphia county. some showers interior south jersey, so they could be moving toward our shore points. we are cool with the air more stable here along the shore but look

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what do you think gina? >> look i think that it's going to be our call at the begin ofg the year that this is likely going to be a sideways year and that seems to be how it's panning out. i think a lot of good news was already priced into the markets and so you know if in fact the best situation is that rates really go nowhere and we get maybe one hike and that's it that could actually be a goldilocks scenario but that doesn't push the stock market up. it probably lets it digest where it is. it's probably a little beyond fair value but not hideously beyond so it could survive. >> i'm sure that janet yellen if she raises rates she would be -- she would sign on for flat in the stock market in 2015 i think. if she can just orchestrate that. >> if the punch bowl is taken away here and we end up in a flattish type of year it wouldn't be so bad and if you have a dividend strategy you end up with you know three or four percent yield it wouldn't be the end of the world. >> excellent. thank you rich and gina. we'll s

administrator gina says the rules will only affect waters having direct and significant influence onr. stay there and maybe drop two to three inches of rain in a short amount of time. on that soil already saturated it will cause flooding again. gerri: too bad california is not getting the rain, rick. >> true. desperately need it. no sign of that happening yet. gerri: rick, thank you. >> you bet. gerri: when we come back, more of the exclusive series troubles in the skies as we look at faa pay. >>> next republicans and democrats anxiously awaiting word of supreme court on the future of the obama care subsidies. first here is the consumer gauge with the numbers that mean the most to you. super poligrip seals out more food particles. so your food won't get stuck and you can enjoy every single bite. eat loud, live loud, super poligrip. super poligrip holds your dentures tightly in place so you never have to hold back. laugh loud, live loud, super poligrip. do you want to know how hard it can be to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. s

gina foundeded a choir and a peace movement and two campaigns working toward providing clean, safe waterorld. they have more information on the abc 7 news bay area instagram feed. check it out. >>> here is tonights's prime timelineup and check it out at 8:00 shark tank. "20/20" is at 10:00 and join us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> people will be in the stands tomorrow for the 141st running of the kentucky derby. the field of 20 will run for the roses at churchill downs and each hoping to get the chance to win the triple crown. american pharaoh is this year's favorite at 5-2. a figure that could be exceeded this year. more money may be bet on a pacquiao-mayweather. that's one of the most anticipated matchups in the history of boxing and for one bay area community and it's about celebrating a cultural icon. >> abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen has the latest. >> inside the filipino restaurant. >> he's fighting for us for every filipino. >> some are calling it the fight of the century and manny pacquiao versus floyd mayweather. everyone is ready for that. daley city is home to one of the larg

our next guest is a comedian and actress who stars as gina linetti on the fox show, "brooklyn nine-nineeaming on netflix. please welcome chelsea peretti. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: hi. >> hi. they run a tight ship here. >> seth: you got a little shove on your way out the door. >> yeah. it's ridiculous. >> seth: sorry. we are just -- we do have a very tight ship. everything to the second here. >> my god. >> seth: yeah, how are you? >> great. >> seth: it's good to see you. >> you too. >> seth: you wrapped up your season. "brooklyn nine-nine," congratulations. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: very cliffhangery. >> thank you. thank you. >> seth: cliffhanger ending for you and captain holt. >> we did. yeah. we're not coming back to the show. >> seth: you're done, huh? >> so that's -- no, i'm kidding. i'm kidding. [ laughter ] it's a cliffhanger. >> seth: and i had -- andre braugher was just on the show. you get to work with him. >> i do. >> seth: he's fantastic. and he was talking about how, you know, he doesn't come from a background of comedy, but he gets to work with

. >> reporter: sadly gina's daughter courtney won't be going back to school today because she has toback to the hospital because doctors believe there is some kind of glass, in her eye. as for the two boys, if they come back to school today chances are they won't be walking home at the end of the day but may get taken out of the school in the middle of the day by detectives who will likely get decent freeze frames enhanced from that video and show it to the teachers and administrators here's who may be easily identify them and that is if these kids don't come forward first and do something smart after doing something so dumb yesterday. >> dumb, dumb, dumb. >>> happening right now some local nurses will spend the take on the picket line. they should be throughout in a little while. nurses union from crozer-chester medical center are demanding better staffing this video is from them on strike last september. the union has been working without a contract since last june and the group says that they continued negotiations are moving slowly. last week nurses unions from across pennsylvani