joining us to talk more things about oprah is jerry willis from the fox business network in new york. jerry, even when oprah loses, she wins. >> it's unbelievable. hard to imagine she could do so well by losing so much. she announced vea via twitter on a video that she lost 26 pounds. i did math on. this she lost $26 million and made $12.5 million because she owns 6.4 million shares, in other words, she made $480,000 per pound she lost. if that's not incentive, i don't know what is. 26 pounds making that a pound. she's no stranger to weight loss programs and exercise plans. why do you think this one is working? >> despite the fact that she's a yo-yo dieter, she never keeps it off, she has a lot of o creditability because of that reason, because they can relate to her, they believe her. this is one topic they believe her on is on weight loss, and she has monetized this, she tas taken it to the bank. >> jerry willis, always a pleasure. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon. hope you had a good wednesday. it was wet. officially in orlando, and inch and a half, over two inches in sem

welcome and will china landing more planes on one of the disputed man made io islands there and jerry willis saying look out. countries often move mill tarly and we often pay a price. we're happy and honored to have jerry. if you're wounded, you deflect. >> look at the hand. we want you go focus on what we're doing. >> i see what you're saying. go ahead. >> you understand what i mean, were right? you need a distraction for those that are suffering. that's what happened to germany in world war ii. what can we do? well, we can go out and attack other countries. that's what is going on here. >> well, that's the case and it's going get worse. it's the deflation and russia is through the roof. the top larty is through you the roof. there's something to it, and it's probably going to get worse. >> i think the german analogy is wrong. >> hey. >> let me make my point. they attacked and the bigger point here. >> when hitler came to power they improved the economy and then the attack. i think the bigger problem is when the u.s. or any global you power as they did this europe stepped away. they did it

we have ben stein and jerry willis and adam. dagan you just saw on bulls & bears. charlie is still hung over from partying. found out they spiked the fondue. charles? >> nationwide outrage. oh, you mean this other thing. >> right, right. >> music to my ears. >> good thing to say that. no doubt about it. we know there is risk. the world will fall apart. we know one thing. if the banks or any business knows it will be bailed out it takes away the natural buffer and risk and reward. there is no risk. so they can push the envelope, push the envelope. when you make money, they share it. they can buy helicopters and planes with it. when they don't we all pay a price for itment. >> that's my mojo. i asked what would happen. if we were really on the brink. would you let a bank go under. he said, i can't envision that. >> i can. we have been there before. how hard is it to figure out if it will happen again. >> that would have been a better follow up. >> i don't think americans are as much at risk as they were last time around. if you look at, for example, a list of the big

hi everybody, i am jerry willis in for butler and this is "bulls and bears." the bulls and bears this week. well come all. susie, consumers cutting back on spnding last month and falling nearly 1,600 points so far this year and wall smart closing stores. is everything still okay? >> you know jerry, i have to tell you when i heard the president say this in the state of the union, it literally took me breath away. i thought it was a moment. it was sort of like the president standing up and saying the sky is green. everybody that thinks that the ski is blue is peddling fiction. it's really a polite way of saying lying. it was a moment that you you think that everybody is crazy, but it's actually saying that. we could sit here for the entire show and talk about statistics to prove that the economy is in trouble. you heard the candidates as the debates and go to a slew of them. i could ratdtle them off and thn there are global trim ers and then china coming at us. it's worry sochlt maybe not a recession, but a worsening. the irony of this is what gets me. later in

welcome and will china landing more planes on one of the disputed man made io islands there and jerry willis saying look out. countries often move mill tarly and we often pay a

jerry: willy robinson, a great guy. to mention that.ack in the late 1970's, my father was criticized because he saw a candidate who was able to pull voters from across the aisle, across the other political party, he saw a drawdate who was able to people who had never voted across ethnic lines, ronald reagan. in the was criticized because ronald reagan was a hollywood actor and he had been divorced and remarried and my father was a pastor, and jimmy carter was a sunday school teacher. a lot of folks said, how can you support -- and all you had to do was look at it. render untous said, caesar the things that are caesar's. that means be a good citizen. you choose who is most qualified to run the country. when you have a sick child, you choose the doctor who is most qualified, not necessarily the one that shares your faith. what he told everybody. people listened. jimmy carter was a great sunday school teacher, but look how he did as president. republicans who say -- the republicans in washington have betrayed them. they make promises. they

jerry willis, fox business. >>> atlas 5 getting are ready for another spectacular launch. >>> and dozens of volunteers get xxxp >>> right now on fox 35 news. >>> this is one of the largest developing stories this afternoon. taking you back to that deadly shooting in denver, colorado. you can see the aerials of the scene there. we know at least one person's dead. nine others rushed to a nearby hospital. authorities say some people were shot, and at least one person was stabbed ewestern national complex near downtown denver. it is the site of the colorado motorcycle expo. so far no arrests have been made, but the hospital where some of those patienteds were taken is on lockdown precaution investigators looking to whether the incident was between two rival motorcycle clubs. developing story. we'll bring you all the latest as it comes in. back here to help people survive an active shooter scenario taking place in daytona beach. >> saying that preparation is what will help you survive. >> you gain a sense of you can be fearless but still have common sense for your defense. >> reporter: volusi

. >> talking with gary jerri willis with the fox business network. >> the story of brick and mortar stores having big problem, especially after the dismal fourth quarter holiday sales season and now walmart having big troubles, closing 269 stores. they'll focus on their super centers and getting rid of what they call their express stores. there are 154 locations in the u.s. they're going bye-bye. 16,000 layoffs. those folks can apply for jobs at other walmart stores but at the end of the day it's tougher to get a walmart job here in the u.s. now, just to put this in context, walmart all over the planet have something like 11,600 stores so this is really a small percent, actually one percent of global rev nyes when you look at what the stores account to the bottom line, but this is a big story that is really developing developing and gaining momentum. brick and mortar stores having a hard time. amazon, online retailers appealing to americans who don't >> we know they're closing bigger super centers. do we know how they'll change their online retail offerings to customers. >> trying to make

. >> jerry willis has some tips on increasing your chancing of winning next time. >> reporter: people from all parts of the country scramble to get their powerball tickets for the recent $1.58 billion mega jackpot. odds are 1 in 292 million. and while millions failed to score a winning ticket, dreams of how to spend that money still lingering for many. >> i would give lots of money away because i don't know what i would do with that much money. my retirement. >> give some to my parents and may off my student loans. >> i would give 98% of it to charity. i really would. chances of winning next time, seventh-time florida winner, richard, says don't use quick picks. >> every time you do you get a second set of numbers, therefore highest. >> reporter: go beyond birthdays birthdays birthdays your odds. >> buy as many tickets as you can afford, and that's the key. what you can afford. don't spend grocery money. don't spend rent money. stay within your budget. >> reporter: one in five americans believe winning the lottery is the only way they believe they can build up their safety. many peopl

that's the look of business i'm jerry willis. >> welcome back everyone we're covering light know and light clip are that came in this evening. can we pull the banner down you can see traffic slow a live look at traffic on connecticut avenue. it's 10:44 and many people are still trying to get home from the evening commute. >> i want to mention quickly just into the newsroom from district department of public works they're increasing number of plows from the 50 they had out there to 150 tonight to try to get to these roads as best they can. still a lot of cars out there. >>> all right, police in prince george county canvassing a camp springs neighborhood tonight. >> they're trying to find out who shot a man last night inside his apartment. lauren demarco has the latest. >> according to police sources the suspects a group of men dressed in all black wearing masks on their faces and this camp spring apartment complex is secure building key cardiac cec for residents and somehow the men got in own out of main entrance. [ knocking ]. >> more than half a dozen detectives went door to door lo

jerry willis has that answer. >> by some metrics we're off to the worst start for the u.s. stock market ever. the recent global stock selloff hit retirement accounts hard. may be panicking, but don't. washington says determine what you can handle when it comes to your investments. >> this is not time to go based off of what everyone else is doing. level. it's not based on the brain it is based on the stomach. even though this is typically the time you want to be more aggressive maybe you should back up and be conservative. >> financial advisor recommends committing to a long-term plan focus on your network not your portfolio statement. add cash whenever possible. >> get a good trusted advisor that can also act as a psychologist and help hold your hand through tumultuous period. the market goes down 33% of the time that's just part of the game. >> you may find investing rewarding even in the worst of times. >> not keeping all of their eggs in one basket. that goes beyond the classes. short-term investments even deeper in each of those classes what are the different companies

. >> jerry willis, thank you very much.re on top of the kind of stuff that maybe it comes up in the big debate next week. in charleston, south carolina, we're doing it again. fox business hosting a presidential debate. more than just economic numbers, your money, your life, we're there. >>> hello, i'm eric bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> today president obama unveiled the actions he plans to take without the consent of congress to restrict gun use in america. among them, expanding background checks to almost anyone buying a firearm from a dealer. he says his plans are constitutional. he also set some constraints on freedom are necessary to protect innocent people. and then he got emotional. >> our unalienable rights to the pursuitf

this first month of the year, jerry willis spells it all out. gerry? >> you got it right, the dow enjoying its best day of the year, big news there, stocks up 380 points and a lot of this gain coming in the last few minutes of action, but let me tell you, this is a month that traders would love to say good-bye to. the dow had its worst month since august 2015 and the folks at the s&p 500 can't say anything better, they also had their worst month since august 2015. tech-heavy nasdaq performing even worse, its worst performance since november of 2008. so a big turn around here late in the month and certainly late in the day for the dow. two stocks in focus here today, amazon, the company reported earnings at the end of the day after the close thursday, and immediately that stock sold off 14% in afterhours trading. it continued today selling off, even so the company reported its best profit, largest quarterly profit in its history. mcdonald's also in traders crosshairs. good news, had a great report on earnings this week, but also they're going to have so

this first month of the year, jerry willis spells it all out. gerry? got it right, the dow enjoying its best day of the ye,

willie chu. >> my name is jerry dodson, a resident of the neighborhood and i would like the commissioners not to 100' to this tower. it will be serious negative consequences in our neighborhood. first of all, it would shade five different parks of open space in san francisco. as the previous speaker said, it would shade. now when the staff was presenting, talking about percentages, the fact it would shade all the way to the bay. the staff never released the shadow study. we asked for it and they d never did it, but they agreed this is what it should look like. here are the two examples that we have, over here is 400'. you can see the shades all way to the bay and it varis from day-to-day, and season of the year. that is a huge shadow over the park. at 300' it still shadows, but just clips the edge. so really this is what we're talking about, the percentage were never released and we couldn't check it -- this is what it would look like: also the building is out of character foyt for the neighborhood, almost all are 300' with the exception of infinity and lumina. now this is the subject property.

willie chu. >> my name is jerry dodson, a resident of the neighborhood and i would like the commissioners not to 100' to this tower. it will be serious negative consequences in our neighborhood. first of all, it would shade five different parks of open space in san francisco. as the previous speaker said, it would shade. now when the staff was presenting, talking about percentages, the fact it would shade all the way to the bay. the staff never released the shadow study. we asked for it and they d never did it, but they agreed this is what it should look like. here are the two examples that we have, over here is 400'. you can see the shades all way to the bay and it varis from day-to-day, and season of the year. that is a huge shadow over the park. at 300' it still shadows, but just clips the edge. so really this is what we're talking about, the percentage were never released and we couldn't check it -- this is what it would look like: also the building is out of character foyt for the neighborhood, almost all are 300' with the exception of infinity and lumina. now this is the subject property.

willie chu. >> my name is jerry dodson, a resident of the neighborhood and i would like the commissioners not to 100' to this tower. it will be serious negative consequences in our neighborhood. first of all, it would shade five different parks of open space in san francisco. as the previous speaker said, it would shade. now when the staff was presenting, talking about percentages, the fact it would shade all the way to the bay. the staff never released the shadow study. we asked for it and they d never did it, but they agreed this is what it should look like. here are the two examples that we have, over here is 400'. you can see the shades all way to the bay and it varis from day-to-day, and season of the year. that is a huge shadow over the park. at 300' it still shadows, but just clips the edge. so really this is what we're talking about, the percentage were never released and we couldn't check it -- this is what it would look like: also the building is out of character foyt for the neighborhood, almost all are 300' with the exception of infinity and lumina. now this is the subject property.