good morning, jill. >>> good morning, anne-marie. the feds start a two-day policy meeting this week. the government is not expected to raise interest rates but could signal when to expect the next rate hike. investors will be watching for that and also the latest job numbers next week. the dow gained 388 points last week. the s&p finished 35 points higher. the nasdaq added 136 points for the week. >>> this is may day, otherwise, known as international workers day. usually it's a protest highlighting workers' rights for work. today it will be a protest against president trump. >>> a hacker claims to have released several episodes of the upcoming season's netflix hit series "orange is the new black." new episodes are schedule kwuled for an official release next month. the hacker announced the release on facebook. he asked for an unspecified ransom from netflix for not releasing the episode. >>> the "fast and the furious" was top in the box obvious. the eighth "fast and furious" installment earns another $19.20 million. it's become high

good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. the federal reserve wrapped up its latest policy meeting and decided to leave interest rates as is, but the fed signaled it expects to raise rates later this year. in a statement the federal reserve board of governors noted the economy slowed sharply in the first quarter but expects things to pick back up. analysts still expect two more rate hikes this year, the next one possibly in june. >>> well, the news from the feds send bond yields and bank stocks higher. the dow gained 8 points, the s&p added 6 and the nasdaq fell 2. >>> puerto rico has returned to federal bankruptcy court to protect itself from creditors. puerto rico's governor turned to negotiations on spending and new taxes failed. puerto rico's defaulted on several of its bonds and has a $73 billion public debt. >>> and facebook says it's hiring another 3,000 employees to review questionable content. this is a response to recent murders, suicides, and other incidents broadcast live or posted later on the site. facebook alre

good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie.morning stocks in asia finished higher following the results of the french election. stocks on wall street finished last week at record highs. the dow gained 64 points for the week, the s&p finished 15 points higher. the nasdaq added 52 points. >>> the price of oil is higher. u.s. crude gained 65 cents in ea early trading to $46.86 a barrel. there's growing sentiment that opec will extend its production cut when it meets next month. oil jumped 77 cents a barrel last friday. >>> meanwhile friday's strong job reports in this country. they added to aush and the u.s. the u.s. economy add 2d 11,000 jobs. ton employment rate drops to 4%. that's a level we haven't seen since 2007 before the recession hit. >>> they're urging trump to not pull out of the paris accord. there was a campaign to cancel the 2015 agreement. in a letter released this morning 2014 institutional investors say the mitigation of climate change is essential for safeguarding assessments. combine those investors control that

when cummins breaks his promise to return home, jill breaks her silence. and $4,500 from a loan he took out a week earlier. jill also say her husband refilled a prescription for cialis before leaving town. shortly after that, an arrest warrant is issued and tad man. but tad cummins got what he wanted. he's got the girl and some separation. he's been gone for nearly a day before cops figure out what's going on. >> an amber alert issued for elizabeth thomas. >> reporter: the only possible lead, a cell phone ping from elizabeth's phone around 3:30 monday in decatur, alabama. and a disturbing update. her instagram profile changed adding wife. >> i was a little bit sick when i saw that. >> reporter: amber alerts go out in tennessee and alabama. on day five, wife jill holds a press conference to try to reason with her husband. >> your family wants their poppy back. please do the right thing and turn yourself in to the police and bring beth home. >> reporter: cummins might not have watched his wife's televised plea, but millions can't stop watching. the small tow

of big recall ahead of memorial day weekends, good morning, jill. >> good morning, jim, rahel. at the big board, futures pointing to lower open. this week investors waiting for mow retail tears report their earnings, on friday, the dow rose 141-point, the nasdaq gained 28. ford's reportedly replacing it ceo, reports mark fields is out, will be replaced by jim hacket who currently runs ford self-driving cars. ford stock has dropped about 40% in just the three years since field's became ceo. >>> important recall ahead, barbeque season, company that makes nathan's and curtis hotdogs recalling more than 200,000 pounds of product. as for customers, say they found metal in the packages, so far no confirmed reports of anyone getting sick. >> and, new phone lets you take pictures. just by squeezing it. u11 has pressure sensitive sides, when you tighten your grip on the phone it, opens whatever apps you choose. so that means, could you squeeze the phone once, to open the camera app, squeeze again, to take a picture. phone goes on sale in june. >>> jim, rahel? >> not to poo poo the idea,

jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. >> good morning, jim, rahel. futures pointing to a flat open. the markets open after the long holiday with investors waiting for the jobs report, comes at the end of the week. the dow fell two points friday, before the weekend, nasdaq up four. british airways is operating at full speed after huge computer failure over the weekends, stranded about 75,000 passengers, airline forced to cancel all flights from london airports saturday, a power surge, data center disrupted old cents world-wide, shares in british airways owner iag fell more than 4% this morning. pepsi looking to tap into the natural food and drink craze, could be looking to buy all market, new york based company that makes the coconut water brands, madonna and matthew motorcycle hon hey, said to be two investors. speaking of if he is he could be the hottest drink of the summer. pepsi fire has a cinnamon kick, it is hitting store shelves for just eight weeks, also counting on social media to boost sales. some pepsi brands dollars package willing

. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us live this morning from the new york stock exchange, jill, good morning, so we're hearing shares british airways owner iag are taking big hit today after computer failure over the weekend. >> that's right, 75,000 passengers were strands over l high day, british a wears hoping, ba forced cancel flights from london, airport, power surge of the date a sent her disrupted operations worlds wide. working to reunite passengers with their bags, but admits it, could take some time. as you said, shares of the company that owns va plunging about 4% this morning. jim, rahel. >> big mess for travelers, jill, market closed for the holiday, will reopen, what are investors watching this week? waiting for the government's jobs report. it comes out on friday, it will be for may, will show it job growth was strong or not. job growth was strong could bolster the reasoning for raising interest rate, at its june meetingment so definitely big number there. >> all right, jill, thank you, see you in the next hour. >> sound tears in oak had a nebraska set new world on memo

good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie.all street staged a comeback after their worst day of the year, and despite growing fears that political turmoil in the nation's capital will push president trump's plan to cut taxes to the back burner. before the opening bell yesterday, some positive news on jobs. applications for unemployment benefits fell by 232,000, a three-month low. the dow yesterday gained 56 points, the s&p rose 8, the nasdaq finished 43 points higher. >>> the s.e.c. took the first step to repeal so-called net neutrality. by a vote of 2-1, the three commissioners voted to begin the process. net neutrality blocks internet service providers from giving priority for certain content that moves through their system. tech giants like apple, alphabet and facebook support it and it will be months before it's up for a vote. >>> airbag maker takata agreed to a $34 million settlement with carmakers, covering toyota, subaru and bmw. it would compensate the owners of nearly 16 million cars and trucks following the recall of

we have to let jill go. she's got a course to teach, important to do.ack here. i want to pull up someone that is certainly a bright legal mind especially -- especially on the left. he's someone i admire as well. that's laurence tribe who had an op-ped over the weekend. >> thanks. >> i think we can put it up on the screen. he talks about whether it's devotion to principle or hunger for political survival that puts the prospect of impeachment and removal on the table. the crucial thing is the prospect must be taken seriously, that the machinery of removal be reactivated and the need to use it become the focus of political discourse going into 2018." steve kornacki, you and i sat up there for super tuesday after iowa caucus with sort of amazement and wonder at the political upheaval, but now we're talking impeachment. do you think this is a bridge too far? >> laurence tribe is talking impeachment. i think the democratic base is talking impeachment. look, look at the issue of the comey firing and we know russia and the russia investigation was on trump's mi

. >> jill wagner joins us live this morning from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill.o, markets are at or near record highs. what's behind that? >> well, mostly it is strong earnings, yesterday, best buy shares actually surged by double digits after it reported better than expected earnings for the first quarter. best buy got a boost from an unexpected surge of americans spending tax refunds on electronics. there were strong sales from mobile devices and new nintendo gaming console. >> jill, i i understands cartoon classic coming to the big screen? >> yes, warner brothers moving ahead with movie version of the jetson's, that original cartoon, ran from 1962 to 1963, of course, the it chronicles the life of george, june, judy, he will roy, in the year 2062, not to forget astro the dog, the co-director of sausage party actually been tapped to develop that animated jetson's movie, so far no release dates. >> i remember watching the jetson's as a kid in the repeat. but the fun fact, it actually premiered in prime time. it was a nighttime cartoon in the 60s. >> oh, that's in

, jill. >> good morning, jim, rahel.ures pointing to bit of higher open. the market have just about made up the losses from last week's massive sell off. the dow rose 90 points yesterday, nasdaq jumped 50. oil prices, though, are falling, and president trump budget calls for tapping into us petroleum reserve and selling about half of the nearly 700 million barrels in it. so this would raise about $16 billion in the next decade. global over spry has sent prices lower in the past two years. >>> apple stock may hit value of $1 trillion in 2018. bc capitols make that prediction. earlier this month apple surpassed the eight # hundred billion dollars mark for the first time ever. apple is expected to roll out its tenth anniversary iphone later this year. >> and, weddings are getting more expensive. couples are spending about double the amount from ten years ago, new report from wedding wire found that the average wedding will now cost about $28,000 for about 124 guests. this comes as more couples are having wedding themes, add

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good morning, jill. >>> good morning, anne-marie.zon stock hit a thousand dollars for first time ever yesterday putting their retail value double that of walmart. overall it was a down day on wall street. dow lost 50 points, the s&p slipped three and the nasdaq traded lower. >>> the u.s. has reached a trade deal worth up to $17 billion with vietnam. the country's prime minister says he'll sign the deal for high-tech goods and services during his trip to washington. the deal includes a $6 billion agreement with general electric. the prime minister is scheduled to meet with president trump today. >>> uber has fired an autonomous car researcher who's in an ongoing lawsuit with waymo. the lawsuit reveals anthony levandowski downloaded documents that revealed trade secrets. uber said levandowski missed a deadline to help with an internal investigation. >>> we have an update on the chipotle restaurant. chipotle says most of the restaurants are involved. you ate there between march and april 10th, you are susceptibl.t >>> if your child boug

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. ford is reportedly replacing its ceo. mark fields could be out according to an anonymous source. ford's stock has dropped for three years hchl'll likely be replaced by jim hackett who joined ford's board in 2014. he's been leading the company's self-driving effort. >>> the dollar is expected to come under more pressure as the investigation into russia's involvement in the u.s. election is potentially undermining the u.s.'s confidence. the s&p finished 9 points lower. the nasdaq was down 39 points for the week. >>> while president trump was in saudi arabia, boeing announced it reached agreements to sell both military and aircraft to the saudis. boeing said the saudis have agreed to buy helicopters and maritime patrol aircraft. it will negotiate with saudi gold aircraft to buy 16. the body of the detail not disclosed. >>> a british newspaper says the rules it uses are those of facebook's method for monitoring content. it values rules on v

good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie.abilize in asia this morning, but yesterday the price of oil plunged by almost 5%. that's the biggest loss in about two months. crude in the u.s. was down $2 a barrel. oil prices have been slipping over concerns of rising production and slower economic growth in the u.s. and canada. opec meets later this month to extend the agreement to cut production. the drop in the price of oil triggered sharp losses in energy stocks. by the end of the day, overall stocks on wall street didn't move much. the s&p lost 6 points, the s&p gained a point and the nasdaq finished 2 points higher. >>> they await the jobs report. most economists expect to bounce back after a hiring slowdown in march. strong job growth would support the fed's plan for more interest rate increases this year. >>> and there's a buzz in the bagel industry. einstein brothers bagels unveiled the world's first caffeinated bagel. it contains 32 milligrams of caffei caffeine. that's about a third of what you get in an average eight-ou

good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie.ors are poring over minutes from the fed's last meeting. that i show the fed officials are ready to finish winding down that massive stimulus plan put in place during the financial crisis. stocks on wall street finished higher for a fifth day in a row. the dow gained 74 points. the s&p finished 6 points higher, the nasdaq finished 4 points higher. the fed raised its key rate in december and march. most analysts believe two more rate hikes are on tap this year with one as soon as next month. >>> opec members are expected to formally extend oil cuts when they meet in vienna today. in november opec agreed to cut production of barrels by 1.2 million barrels a day. non-opec members like russia chipped in another 1,000 barrels that pushed the price higher, but that's expected to expire in june. >>> graco is recalling its car seats. the webbing fails to meet federal safety standards according to the national highway safety administration. they say in the event of a serious crash the harness w

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jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more.> reporter: word on the street have no fear. the vix index hit its lowest level since 1993 before the great recession. that good feeling had solid u.s. economic data and a feeling that the european union will stay together. on wall street a last minute surge pushed indices to record highs. the dow added five points. s&p ended the day where it started. the nasdaq finished nearly two points higher also a new record. the popular tuna company bumble bee agreed to pay $25 million fine to price fixing. last december bumble bee and rival chicken of the sea abandoned a planned merger after the justice department raised questions about competition in the marketplace. in a long anticipated deal luxury hand maker coach agreed to buy kate spade for $2.4 billion. they hope to capture the millennial market. dove soaps new body wash bottles are creating a stir. the limited edition real beauty bottles are designed to emulate women's different shapes and sizes. dove says it's celebrating body positivit

jill wagner joins us live from the insuring stock exchange. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, jim and rahel. futures right now pointing to a lower opened here, yesterday the dow jones lost 50, nasdaq fell seven, amazon stock hit a thousand dollars a share for first time ever putting retailers market value at double that of wal-mart and 15 times that of target. uber has fired researcher in the self driving car unit involve in the ongoing lawsuit with waymo, former self driving division of google. they alleged that anthony lewandowski down loaded trade secrets before he founded a start up purchased by uber. uber says he missed deadline to help with an internal investigation. >>> and mcdonald's is putting chicken big macs on the menu in australia it has been part of the mcdonald's so-called secret menu for a while, customers asked for it and mcdonald's made it. they have made it official. it comes with everything you get with the burger. >>> i sabrin it to the u.s., jim and rahel. >> i'm not a huge fan of the big mac but i do like th

ae3z y2ae3y y12fy >> money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york torque stock exchange, good morning, big settlement that could help customers? >> takata agreed settlement with four automakers, covers toyota, subaru, could compensate over 16 million cars and trucks following the recalled defective airbags. those airbags are blamed for at least 16 deaths and 180 injuries. the federal court still has to approve the deal. jan, rahel? >> that was a big deal. stay tuned for. that will jill, ibm was one of the first companies to encourage it employees to work directly from home. now, reversing course. what's that about? >> yes, ibm is a pioneer in remote work. but it plans to tell thousand it is of workers to return to the office or leave the company. according to the wall street journal, ibm says working in the office will improve collaboration and pick up the pace of work. so interesting there. see how the workers react to that. >> jill, see you in the next hour, thank you. >>> tonight, at 11:00, cbs-3 anchor jessica dean takes you behind the scenes of madam secretary as the cast