and this is the group of us, we saw j. low and lo. we took a picture. >> no matter where you find j-lo she looks great. >> she always looks great. they're here in the studio so hey! >> tell everybody why you can't take selfies anymore. >> i think i got something called selfie elbow. like a tennis elbow. ask your kids if they take too many selfies doing that a thousand times what happens to your elbow and mine really started to bother me and i went to the orthopedic guy and he goes what repeated motion are you doing? i go nothing, i don't play tennis? he goes there's nothing. i go oh, my gosh, i take selfies all the time and i do it myself and hold it up. >> like right now it hurts right? selfieites. >> all righty, prince. a memorial for him -- private atrs. share that he was cremated and there's going to be a big musical celebration a little later that will be announced and it's so funny because erywhere i went yesterday, even at yankee stadium on sunday they were playing prince music. you saw people humming it and it was just one of t

>> we saw j. low a lo. ook a picture. >> no matter where you find j-lo she looks great. >> she always looks great. they're here in the studio so hey! >> tell everybody why you can't take selfies called selfie elbow. like a tennis elbow. ask your kids if they take too many selfies doing that a thousand times what happens to your elbow and mine really started to bother me and i went to the orthopedic guy and he goes what repeated motion are you doing? i go nothing, i don't play tennis? he goes there's nothing. i go oh, my gosh, i take selfies all the time and i do it myself and hold it up. >> like right now it hurts right? selfieites. >> all righty, prince. >> yeah. a memorial for him -- private at his home. >> there was a private service for him over the weekend on saturday at his estate in minnesota. this was private for just family and friends and you know you're always looking among the mourners who see who was there and sheila e. was among the mourners. she's become almost like the voice or the spokespers

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president and then recent months standing behind donald trump chris christie's popularity is all time low now. j remember when it was up in 60s after hurricane sandy according to a eagleton poll now standing 60% among registered voters 3 point dip. poll says voters unfavorable toward governor called them dishonest and yesterday in true fashion he dismissed poll says he did you want need 70% approval rating to do what he needs to do although it does help. >> who cares to paraphrase. talk about it too much. >> christie -- usually a good impression. [inaudible] >> okay. sorry probably get this trouble for doing that. joining us from the fox business oh, iewb u ber lauren. you know how i feel about this. [laughter] >> okay. oh, lauren, u ber has got it. good morning ben. welcome back hi juliet. tgef. for clefertion in an u ber consider you do not have to tip your driver. but you should. okay what's going on? remember that landmark settlement 100 million settling with drivers in california, massachusetts, and the upshot of this is because they're contracts but not employees of the company is that in

lows. donald j.rump billionaire's high of the week, we think it 10,000 person rally in bethpage on wednesday night, ay after the primary, when trump made an early demonstration that he's back on home turf. it's great to , home. this is home. can you hear me in the back? cruz came today and he couldn't a hundred people. we all know people who have died and i've got this guy standing me talkinglooking at scornnew york values with in his face. with hatred of new york. i'm a straight shooter. straight, like new we shoot straight. >> back on home turf, he's not as anything early in visible since then. >> he needed to, given the catastrophe or borderline wisconsin was t for him in the eyes of everyone, he needed to come here and make emphatic first statement. >> big show of the force. >> bethpage is a great place to and he did it. emphatic. i haven't been as impressed with anything since. that event was strong. >> we knew it but people need to not just a city guy. he'll have strength. do events e'll upstat

and while i was close to alphabet, the real choice came down to jpmorgan and j&j, and i picked because the multiple is so low believe that they are going to be open. >> i am open to the trade. >> and no. in terms of the citi, i sold the first tranche of it when we had the rates going up in the 50s and frankly, i know that it is historically cheap and discount to book and all that, and it will go up, but two things, i wanted to take the risk off, and that is one that i wanted to take off ax and the stock is up after reporting, and the whole bank sector are better than worst quarter so it is not like the earnings are growing, but loans are growing, and the other reason is that i have owned the stock for three or four years, and it is just a frustrating hold i holding, and now that i am finally positive on both tranches, i said, let me get out. so it is a good trade or the good investment, and not a trade, and i will be back in the financials, but maybe something like schwab, and little bit more leverage and not as difficult regulatory oversight as citi. >> well, as i understood the contest, it is basically out

j. lo, it equals sweet 'n low. [ laughter and applause ] you're more of a splenda. >> steve: yes. kids love that. i'm more of a splenda guy. >> jimmy: splenda in the raw. >> steve: sure. [ light laughter ] i drink my splenda in the raw. >> jimmy: splenda in the raw. yeah. >> steve: 'cause i don't want to spill any on my clothes. >> jimmy: here's another one here. if you take bernie sanders plus the spice girls, it equals old spice. [ laughter and applause ] and everything. >> steve: fantastic cologne. >> jimmy: lot of uses for old spice. >> steve: american made. >> jimmy: if you take an ipad plus a rabbit, it equals ihop. you see what i'm saying? [ light laughter ] [ applause ] >> steve: popular. >> jimmy: let me give you another example. >> steve: good. >> jimmy: here's another one. tinder plus uber equals "law & order." [ "law & order" chime ] [ light laughter ] [ applause ] >> steve: that one's more of a a cautiounary tale. >> jimmy: he thought he was going out on a date. [ "law & order" chime ] oh, i was doing "dateline." if you take ari from "entourage." >> steve: okay, ari.

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. >>> s & p cut exxon's credit rating partly due to low oil prices leaving microsoft and j & j with spot talk about exxon and the other energy giants with the trading nation team. craig johnson with piper jaffrey. still a downgrade on credit rating. what do you make of it? would it make you a sell on exxon if you owned it. do you? >> i don't own it. it would raise alarm bells. exxon mobile is rated aaa since 1949. this is an historic move by s&p. it's all due to lower oil prices. later this week exxon mobil will report earnings down significantly and chevron will probably report a loss. on top of that we'll see the mess in doha last week which you were at. it's been an impressive rally with oil names. good time to take profits. >> good time to take profits. craig johnson you look at the charts. do the charts on exxon tell you to sell it if you own it? >> the chart on exxon has reversed the down trend we have seen for a better part of a year and a half. when we look at the chart of exxon we had a nice rally. i'm not adding to it at this point. we'll see further backing over the short to i

thought we would end the week with a little game of highs and lows, starting with the republicans in their hometown frontrunner. donald ray -- donald jump, billionaire, high of the week? we think it was the 10,000 person rally wednesday night, the day after the primary, when trump made an early demonstration he is indeed back on home turf. donald trump: first of all, it is great to be home. this is home. can you hear me all the way in the back? lying ted cruz could not draw 100 people. and i've goteople this guy looking at me talking about new york values with scorn on his face, with hatred of new york. i am a straight shooter. i shoot straight, like new yorkers. we shoot straight. mark: back on home turf, pretty confident, big crowd. he has not done anything as visible since then. john: he needed to given the catastrophe or borderline catastrophe wisconsin was. he needed to come here and make an about it first statement that he was back -- emphatic first statement that he was back. mark: a big show of force. john: no doubt. that was very strong. mark: the other thing about it was i think we knew it but people need to see he is not j

that we thought we would end the week with a game of highs and lows, starting with the republican and their hometown front-runner, donald j. trump, billionaire, we think it was the 10,000 person rally in bethpage on long island, the day after the primary, when trump made an early demonstration that he is indeed back on home turf. >> first of all, it's great to be home. this is home. it's great to be home. can you hear me all the way in the back? lyin' ted cruz came today. he couldn't draw 100 people. i've got this guy standing over there, looking at me, talking about new york values with scorn in his face. with hatred. with hatred of new york. i'm a straight shooter. i shoot straight. like new yorkers. we shoot straight. >> so back on home turf, pretty confident, big crowd, and he is not done anything nearly as visible since then. >> but look, i mean, he needed to given the catastrophe or borderline catastrophe that wisconsin was for him in the eyes of everyone and reality. he needed to make emphatic that he was back. >> big show of force. >> bethpage is a great place to do it. no doubt. i haven't been impressed with anyt

low life, which is it, charlie? >> great moment. tear down this wall. donald j. trump. charlie sykes. kind of a badge of honor. you make a list of the people he's insulted. >> are you sure you're a conservative radio show host? >> i am a conservative radio show host. which has why i've been critical of him. i think he's a fraud and i think he basically haa become a caricature of what people who aren't conservatives said conservatives are. and i think he poses a real existential threat to the conservative movement and i tried to call him out on that. >> why are milwaukee radio hosts calling out donald trump? in other states, he has owned those markets. what is it about wisconsin radio that is got sort of a real heartbeat for real conservatives? spot a phony when they see a phony, at least in your light. >> we've been through the wars. we're kind of battle tested. i think the monnrchy has been used to principled who gets things done. this is paul ryan country. not donald trump country. this is a market where we're used to hear people who make coherent arguments, which is something not associated with donald trum

notice how they're just kind j of drifting across the area.ss it is not real cold out this o t morning.moing. temperatures are in the 40's to low0 a continue to be that way andue ta then we'll warm up later u l today. we'll make it up into theup int 60's. here's the deal on the the dl on forecast, okay.ca, ok look, this morning we gotthis showers. sh 50 degrees or so at 8:00 a.m., a little colder out in the suburbs.burb 61 or so by noontime.e. still a few showers around. aron later today, i would say afteraa about one or 2 o'clock we'clo start drying out just a littleut bit. we may dry out a little bit bpbp but i think by about 2 o'clockba we're all dry.we'rall dr it will be gusty them to windsmw today will kick up and we're talking 20 to 25 miles per m hour. high temperature at least will l warm up into the mid 60's or so. which believe it or not is or nt pretty much normal for thisr time of year even though we'rehh not going to have any sunshinesh today. there's a quick look at your rainy ugly bad commute comte forecast this morning.or erin is in with a look at yourkt traffic. hey, erin.he e >> hey, gary. 4:36 are.re we're tr

was acceptancei of this low-grade temp what was viewed at the time as a low-grade ongoing problem, andat that acceptance extended for j years on end. notches by the highest levels within the u.n. but by the u.n. member states including members of the security council. i don't think that acceptance is there any longer. if you look at what's new as a result of what's happened, we see for the first time ever military units being repatriated and the first time ever a policy endorsed by the security council saying no more units may be deployed if they have a track record of systematic abuse or they refuse to get back to the u.n. as to what to do in termsfo of discipline or the refused to investigate. this is the first time they've done this. this is no need to ensure that it is a force so units from the congo are not deployed in future missions unless they change the way they do business. it's got to change the u.n. is committed to that. it's been endorsed by the security council, and i think that acceptance of these practices i think is over. >> if i may, i agree entirely with what i force center up and -- mr. yeo said. t

j has been growing at a very fast pace. in medical devices, they got some of the segments that have been historically low growth likes hips and reported 8% growth for the u.s., which raises the question, more people getting coverage through obamacare and the aging population. maybe we are seeing growth. >> investors may have been hoping for a stronger turnaround. coca-cola shares fell in the premarket after the company posted first-quarter earnings that beat estimates. sales were down 4%. >> they beat consensus by a penny. macros slowness pressuring volume. it drove a topline to come up a point light of what they expected to be for the full year. they clearly expect to make this up over the year on the top line on the back of incremental marketing over the key summer months. >> are they targeting the wrong type of consumer with the wrong product, or is the consumer weak? >> part of it is the consumer being weak. we heard similar commentary out of pepsi. i think specifically in eastern europe and china, we have seen incremental deceleration. >> general motors up more than 3% in the premarket after reporting earnings that beat

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low income and housing cost. i think what you do is so critical not j u.s. in the mission but throughout the city but joining the commission. i'm glad that you are going to be appointed. >> thank you very much. >>supervisor katy tang: thank you. anymore questions for colleagues? thank you very much. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. and now colleagues to do we have a motion on this? >> supervisor cohen? >>supervisor malia cohen: good morning, everyone. i would like to make a motion to move forward with a positive recommendation jose miguel rodas. >>clerk, on the motion, supervisor cohen aye, supervisor mar, aye, supervisor tang, aye. >> the item passes. next item. >>clerk: [appointment, bicycle advisory committee] hearing to consider appointing one member, term ending november 19, 2016, to the bicycle advisory committee. (rules committee) vacant seat 1, succeeding kevin dole, resigned, must be a nominee of the district 1 supervisor, to serve the unexpired portion of a two-year term ending november 19, 2016, or for

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low income and housing cost. i think what you do is so critical not j u.s. in the mission but throughout the city but joining the commission. i'm glad that you are going to be appointed. >> thank you very much. >>supervisor katy tang: thank you. anymore questions for colleagues? thank you very much. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. and now colleagues to do we have a motion on this? >> supervisor cohen? >>supervisor malia cohen: good morning, everyone. i would like to make a motion to move forward with a positive recommendation jose miguel rodas. >>clerk, on the motion, supervisor cohen aye, supervisor mar, aye, supervisor tang, aye. >> the item passes. next item. >>clerk: [appointment, bicycle advisory committee] hearing to consider appointing one member, term ending november 19, 2016, to the bicycle advisory committee. (rules committee) vacant seat 1, succeeding kevin dole, resigned, must be a nominee of the district 1 supervisor, to serve the unexpired portion of a two-year term ending november 19, 2016, or for

j >> you started -- >> that's about as big as i thought great they are. >> i think one of the biggest disruptions of recent decades is the invention of the shipping container because that really is the very low tech development that enabled off shoring and outsourcing of so much of our economy. suddenly shipping long distances became much more efficient. 4000 years we used to load ships like you pack your trunk going away for a vacation. maybe they had a crane that helped them. you've got to see how these container ships have these cranes that just drop them downy on rails and this backend so orderly and all the goods are sealed away from the port if there's no, no boss. there is some of that do not like i used to be. 20% losses for every ship that in the old days. everybody thought it's going to lower the cost of good, but of what it really enabled assessment and everything offshore, which is the topic in our election this day's weatherr that's good or bad for then economy is another question. at the unintended and &-ampersand consequence. >> do you have unintended consequences from the domestication of animals who would like to mention? >> basically, that's a very, very complex question be

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low to mid 60s. 6 so nice afternoon. expected across the area and a a sunny and bright and just and j beautiful day to look forward to andet part it only gets betteretsb from here. h into the 70s by the end of the weekend with dry conditions c saturday and sunday.ay andda there's look at your at ur satellite/radar. love this time of year. high pressures still delivering cool dry air it's not terribly l warm to start your day.our d very chilly overnight with quieu weather pattern here.er let's get right to the goodt rio stuff. seven day forecast. 63 today.od. concert tomorrow morning ifto you'll come join us,mo please de bring a jacket.ac it will be little cool outool o there. th daytime high 64 and then there's the warmup. sunday. upper 70s low 80s expected byd monday afternoon.fteron. and we keep it dry right througu the middle of the next week. w love this time of year. erin?? >> tucker barnes. >> 8:56 right now.ow. and traffic still slow and we aw have metro delays malfunctionnci outside stadium armory.. delays in both directions direc orange, blue and silver line be prepared for that.ep keep in mind, nats play today

and with growth cannot low, but not partiticularly high in the u.s., you know, north of 2% is okay, but it's not great and with the jctually look at thosose, yo know, minimimum wage issues wit a view to increasing growth, with a view to producingemand effect in the shorterm and hopefully, you know, supporting the economy. maria: look, people look t to yu for leadership in this regard, in terms of your recommendations, your suggestions. that's one thing, a year ago you were making a recommendation about monetary policy. you saw where the economy was and you were public about it and said, look, we need movement on the part of the federal reserve, on the part of european policy makers, because you saw the economy was weak when in fact the whole talk on wall street was l let's raise interest rates. you were cautioning, don't move so quickly. >> yes, yes, we were. yes, we were, and you know, we are still saying today that monetary policy in the euro area, in japan, i'll come to the u.s. in a second, need to continue to be accommodating. those policies need t to contine to support and encourage growth. to facilitate borro

j has been growing at a fast pace, eight .5% through their pharmaceutical divisions. speculation that areas inbe acquiring prostate treatment. they have some segments that have historically been lows and knees. they reported 8% growth in the u.s.. that raises the question, maybe more people getting coverage in the united states through the agingand population, maybe we are starting to see growth. the united states, 7% this quarter, way above any geographic regions stood out. that's the last couple of quarters. david: what does that tell us about downward cost pressure on medical costs. >> it says the population growth has to help offset any pressure on hospitals. the of formal care act initiates this shift to value. there is going to be pressure for hospitals to say we cannot keep paying the same price we were. andave seen it with valeant other different companies and with the election, you have to generate better outcomes and volume growth. vonnie: is the answer consolidation? it's getting more difficult for hospitals to merge? >> that's true. antitrust is a big concern. it might be antitrust with health insurers and that's an .ncertainty with anyone with the treasury, there are