fox business jerry willis has the details. >> this day comes every four years. today in which the universe realigned itself with our clocks and calendars for this year retailers are hoping the occasion -- or spending dollars. >> you have special events, giveaways, two-for-one specials, two for $29 specials so the list goes on. >> correct this italian gross offering coupons for on line ordering. celebrating their birthday at the hard rock cafe will receive before you head out check out things like hashtag leap year were hashtag 29 -- and see what you come up with. you could score some hashtag coupons on your way. leap year babies can take advantage of hotel deals. the forever young package in the georgetown hotel in washington d.c. includes dinner for two complete with her thick cake and champagne. primarily it's a day about drinking and special deals and menus that revolve around leap day. >> several retailers like footlocker best buy and men's warehouse are offering leap day coupon codes. if you miss it. >> it disappears before her very eyes so it gives consume

thth's business i am and jerry willis. >>> some students got advice on starting a business this morning. cardinal elementary student put on a jumpstart market at the college center and students learn what goes into making a successful small business and they made baked goods to sell at the market. >> we have the fifth-graders here that we mentored the past couple of weeks and teach them what it's like to set up a business. we teach them expenses, costs, profit margins, how to take out a loan in order to operate successfully. south sioux city chamber of >>>> 3 3 <>> the only way to beat today is to bring on the weekend. temperatures cooler. 55 in the afternoon and clouds move in saturday night into sunday. a weak c cd front coming through. temperatures back into the upper 40s. these are still way above average for this time of year. >>> the next generation of broadcasters visited the studio this morning. a fifth grade class from south sioux city stop by. >> they were shown the ropes from the teleprompter to the students were here for about an >>> - hi, i'm gonna be your waitres

let's talk with jerry willis from the fox business network about this. thought it couldn't get any better than 4g. 5g, when and where can we try >> well, now, okay, they're talking about 5g, at&t in particular because they're desperate for customers. it's one thing to talk about it, it's another thing to offer it. understand that the government isn't going to have a definition of what 5g means until 2018 and isn't expected to be out in the market place as a benefit until 2020. it might just be a little over hyped right now, but you know, look, faster service, better service in my view. bring it on. >> absolutely. people are consumeingis so much media on these smart devices these days it really means so much to have that up graded speed. tell me about the other part of the promotion here too. you said they were desperate for customers. they're really rolling out the red carpet for people who want to switch over. >> yeah, if you switch over they'll give you 650 bucks which is really going to help you because they're not sponsoring the hand sets anymore so

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fox's jerry willis has the details report report leap day comes every four years, day in which universe realized itself with our clocks and calendars. this year retailers are hoping the occasion hooks up with your spending dollars. >> we've got promotions, specials, special events, give a away, two for one specials, $29 special, two for $29 special, the list goes on and on. >> reporter: italian grill is offering coupons or on line ordering codes to save 20 percent off your entire meal through march 5th. and people who celebrate their birthday at hard rock cafe will receive a free even tray. check out things like hashtag leap year, hashtag, 29 fad or hash tall flash sales and see what you come up with, you never know you could score some hashtag coupons on the way. >> leap year babies can take advantage of the hotel deals like the forever young package at melrose georgetown hotel in washington d.c. the deal includes dinner for two complete with birthday cake and champagne toast. >> primarily it is a day about eating and drinking and special deals, special menus that revolve around leap d

hi everyone, i'm jerry willis, and this is "bulls and bears." the economy adding only 151,000 jobs last month, even though the jobless rate ticked down. it's the quality of the job that's got some folks worried. which one of the 2016 hopefuls has the best plan to do the job? the bulls and leifield along with susie welch and john hannah. that mixed bag on the report, which party has the best plan to get the right kind of jobs back? >> well, i'm not a big fan of the republicans front runners, but if you're going to go with one party or the other, look, the democrats have already said, the ones running, they're going to go after cooperate america. and when you talk about these job numbers, the middle class is absolutely disappeared. going after corporate america with cap expending the lowest in five years is not going to help very much. if the job picture is that great, why is gdp continuing to slide downward? adding jobs is fantastic, remember, the middle class is destroyed. 9 million jobs added under president obama, we've added two people for ev

netwtwtw3 american workers say dealing with "uncertainty" creates a stressful work environment.gerri (jerry) willis of the fox business network is here with that and more in tonight's "fox means business." 3 fear of the unknown... is "freaking" workers out at the office. a new poll finding unpredictabilitty is what causes people the most stress on the job.deadlines and safety are also big worries. well this will stress out some drivers. volkswagen... along with audi and bmw are recalling... nearly one- point-seven million vehicles as part of that takata airbag scandal.if you recall... the airbags can deploy with too much force, injuring drivers and passengers congrats to the "disney dream." the ship was just crowned the best overall cruise by "cruise critic" for a second year in a row. the food, the shows and the service were the big reasons why. all resul were entirely based on stomer feedback. burger king g going from burgers to dogs.the fast food hot dogs to its menu later this month. one is a classic grilled dog... the other comes with a chili-cheese topping. bon appetite.that's a look a

. >> in nor, jerry willis, fox business. >> so i need to find out, tweet me if your birthday is leap year, whether you like it or not. >> that's a good idea to get it out there. >> i don't think it would be a great idea. i don't know if people like having that birthday. >> they get carded. can't catch up. >> it should be a pretty nice day? >> it's going to be a fan tab lus day. you know that's my word. stick around this time. i usually say unwanted house guest. we want it to stick around. and mother nature is going to be hanging in there and giving it to us before it starts to head out. but we are really going to get to enjoy another day or so of this wonderful weather. plenty of sunshine, the weekend yes is definitely going to start on the warm side. we had temperatures today well above seasonal. that's going to continue. can't rule out some early morning isolated showers. i'll show you a system that's going to be responsible for that. mid weak becomes unsettled and then, guys, it's a seasonal reality check as winter makes a return. let's take a look at the numbers, enjoyable today

hi everyone, i'm jerry willis, and this is "bulls and bears." 151,000 jobs last month, even though the jobless rate ticked down. it's the quality of the job that's got some folks worried. which one of the 2016 hopefuls has the best plan to do the job? the bulls and leifield along with susie welch and john hannah. that mixed bag on the report, which party has the best plan to get the right kind of jobs back?

let's check in with jerry willis with the fox business. there's one aspect of the company that's falling behind as new earnings reports are about to come out. reporter: that's right they are expected to have a big gain on their earnings report, on the bottom lineup about 14%, revenue is higher as well. everybody is watching the details and what they really looking at is espn. everybody is focused on espn. why? because they have been losing millions of subscribers. they are reporting this this isn't something i am making up. this is really happening. the other thing people were worried about with the sports cable business is how much is disney paying for some of these sporting events? is it too much money? this whole arena is under siege because people are downloading real-time video of these events and not necessarily going to the big cable operators. bob: for the most i recall disney is making money because the star wars franchise is doing fantastic even though the frozen franchise was doing gang busters business as well. how a company ca

hi everyone, i'm jerry willis, and this is "bulls and bears."y adding only 151,000 jobs last month, even though the jobless rate ticked down. it's the quality of the job that's got some folks worried. which one of the 2016 hopefuls has the best plan to do the job? the bulls and leifield along with susie welch and john hannah. that mixed bag on the report, which party has the best plan to get the right kind of jobs back

let's check in with jerry willis. on united and american airlines no longer will stomachs be growling on the relatively short flights, they are handing out the snacks again. reporter: thank goodness, but it's the bishop cookies. can't tay upgrade. they have the door open a sliver, can't they bang through and get good food? let's face it we had the number of airlines consolidate. there are four airlines in the world right now. their profit are through the in the toilet. they should serve filet mignon i will stick with that. bob: i will go with your thinking here. there have been lean years for the airline since 2001, they were losing billions of dollars. as you said now, that they have consoledad they made all of their money and shockingly they are passing some of that along to us, albee it in relatively cheap snacks. >>> a little bit they are passing on. here's what i really think is going on, if you look at the consumer surveys on industries that american consumers know and love, airlines are nowhere to be seen. they

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jerry willis from the fox business network to help us that hash it out. day. over 12% for oil. maybe opec, saudi arabia ready to blink on this crazy war that they've started. what does it all mean? >> what it means is that individual investors, maybe they won't pull the plug on their investments. that's my big worry. folk will say, i've had enough of this volatility. i think we've had something like 26 straight days of 200-point days, people don't like that. it makes they will nervous and uneasy and they ten to leave the market. it is nice to see the up day so you can go into the weekend and rest. >> is there a lesson to watch? down, down, up? maybe being too myopic. if you really are just putting money into a 401(k). should you watch it this closely? if you do, you might panic. >> that's right. i think you make very good point people who are saving for the long haul who are not at the cusp of the reception. i think the important question for those people, where is my new money going? what do i do with the money i'm putting into the market now? there are

who better than fox news' jerry willis who has the facts and figures right before. what caused this today? >> all right, neil. here's what's going on, all three indexes are up and up strongly. the dow is up triple digits. the s&p up 30. the nasdaq is up 130, which is a big number. saudi arabia is saying they are going to freeze oil production in january levels. now the market loved that headline, but when they actually read the story they weren't so thrilled. they sold off oil. oil fell below that all-important $30 a barrel level. you can see here, $29.04 is where it closed. not good news for oil. but let me tell you, technology was on fire. the tech stocks doing very well, amazon leading the way at 2.3%, 2.8%, pardon me, that's how much it was up. it was up because of a payment processing firm in india. but let me tell you, other stocks in the category doing well, google, apple, yahoo!. i think what you're seeing here is the fact we're sold off hard in january. horrible, ugly january. now looking good. and now some pundits to it there saying that we have seen the b

jerry: willie robertson are great friends.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 -- from the other political party he saw a candidate who was able to draw people who had never voted before. across all demographic lines. it was ronald reagan. and he was criticized because ronald reagan was a hollywood actor. he'd been divorce and remarried. my father was a pastor. and jimmy carter was a sunday schoolteacher and he said, a lot of folks said highway can you support him? all youed -- all you had to do is look at, he said, render unto caesar's that which is caesar's. so when you walk in the voting booth, choose the candidate most qualifies to run the country. when you have a sick child, you choose the doctor that's most qualified to treat that child, you don't necessarily choose the one that shares your faith. that was what he told everybody and people listened and you know, jimmy carter was a great sunday schoolteacher but look how h

binchy this, reginald apps, jerry jacobs, james mccoy, wayne moore, morton patrick, and shepard, connie kendall, willie, and jill right. 10 individuals whose lives were ruined to further the aims of the state. the media event that led to the wilmington ten with a boycott of wilmington's recently desegregated schools in the first week of february 1971 by black students who object to the mistreatment by school officials, by police who came onto campus to stop fights and by white adult frogs look into the schools to harass black students. they also protested their exclusion from a variety of extracurricular activities such as cheerleading, the sports teams, student council, the honor society and so on. high school students issued a list of demands and established the boycott headquarters at gregory congregational church which is fully with the united church of christ. a local paramilitary white supremacist organization called the rights of white people which had broken away from the klan in the county because it believed the klan was to moderate. they heard about the boycott and begin to harass the studen

you're willie and you look at the four recruiter services and see that two of the players have four stars across the board, that is nice to see and progress. >> good for them. >> ben and jerries have four new flavors. >> what makes these tasty treats so different from the rest? in 1934, steak 'n shake decided the world didn't need another hamburger. it needed a steakburger. so they used 100 percent beef. quick seared to seal in the flavor ... ... you'll only get from a steakburger. steak 'n shake, >> welcome back. storms not too far off to the west at this point. take a look at this. you see the rain moving into the big bend and the wider view shows us not just this band but another behind it, multiple bands extending out through the carolinas and so a very large system moving slowly. heading through the overnight, just generally increasing clouds tonight, and i don't see a whole lot of rain making its way toward us. having said that the best way of seeing rain is from tampa northward. 8 siem 8:00 a.m. to say, 10:00 a.m., is where you see the rain moving into the bay and along i-4. after that we start to fill in and develop southward as well. folks off to the south and east a

the founders of ice cream company ben and jerry's appeared on mornings with maria today, coming out in support of bernie sanders. gerri willisbernie sanders. tell me how it went. >> well, there weren't a lot of answers there. let's listen to the sound. i want you to hear this, it's good stuff. stuart: please. maria: so 92% of whatever's above $250,000 or $300,000, are you prepared to pay it? >> if that's what everybody else is paying, i'm more than happy to do it. maria: what do you think the highest rate how can? should be? >> i mean, i'm not an economist -- maria: yeah, but these are really important questions. when you're supporting bernie sanders and his ideas are as aggressive as they are, it's very important to make sure our viewers understand what they're talking about. so i just want to make sure that you are understanding where we are in terms of -- so what do you think the highest tax rate should be? >> boy, as i said, i'm not an economist. i don't think anybody right now can say what that's going to be. stuart: thank you for that -- >> all right, so there you have it, no idea what he thinks that the real rate of t