cheryl: well incident coming up, big weekend in omaha, liz claman with warren buffet. about it with liz. >> there will be a successor. [laughter] liz: you don't want to give a name ever, do you? >> it might change. liz: the choice may change. >> yeah. cheryl: so we will have a lot more from what rent buffet. we will tell you why this cruise ship is pretty special. dow pointing up by 19. s&p by 2 and a half, nasdaq up 2.3 in the premarket. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: welcome back to fbn:am, it's 5:45 a.m. in new york. last-minute campaigning in indiana today before tomorrow's primary. poll shows donald trump and hillary clinton leading, but senators ted cruz and bernie sanders say they are in the race to the end. the 35 billion-dollar oil merger between halliburton and hughes is dead, the company is calling it off because of opposition of regulators on several continents. the government of puerto rico will not make payment today. checking in on u.s. stock market futures ahead of the opening bell. the new month of may t

let's go back out to liz claman for the salt conference. liz.hley, with all of the news that's been outlined, i want to bring in mark of the templeton funds, the emerging markets guru. listen, at this very moment, you have the heard running and screaming away from the situation where the president of brazil has been suspended and may be impeached. what was your investment view right now for brazil? >> the view we have is now is the time to get into brazil because longer term, brazil is going to do gangbusters. we think they're going to do very, very well. and the political changes that are taking place now mean that they are really serious about reform. this is one of the key aspects of most of these emerging markets is that the reform process must go forward because that's when you get value being created. liz: do you think the president is going to be impeached? and how does that affect your investment view if she is? >> she will be impeached i believe. but even if she's not as a political figure, she's finished. in other words, you're going t

two of the world's richest men sat down with liz claman. nicole: nba playoffs, cleveland cavaliers win the series open e against hawks. we will have all the highlights for you. lauren: be sure will. look who is is back, nicole petallides, nice and tan. first look at what's moving in today's market and what to expect on the day ahead. nicole: the outcome could help determine who will become the presidential nominee. front run e donald trump leads with half of the remaining to capture nomination on the fist ballot at the convention in july. senator ted cruz under pressure to win some of the state's 57gop delegateses. trump has 996 delegates while crews 565, kasich in third place with 153 delegates. trump appearing on hannidy last night, even politicians who hated him, now want to support him. they've been calling me specially over the last week because we had the win in new york, connecticut, maryland, we had massive wins and everybody is calling me trying to get on and one in particular said horrible things. i said, how can you do that. he s

and liz claman, you can follow me on twitter at liz claman. we are pushing 50,000 followers. last june we were at 32,000. this is thanks to you guys. spread the word. we are going to spread the word. we have our own website, liz claman.com. i am proving to be wrong here. can someone help me? i said the tao would end flat, we are down 62 points. we got marco so close, no cuban cigar or dominican cigar. we are 17,065. we are standing by live in multiple locations with cameras waiting for gop presidential candidate donald trump to either arrive or leave from meeting with former secretary of state henry kissinger. he may have given the slip to the media but there are no shortages of issues for trump and kissinger to discuss. the fight against isis, chinese and russian aggression, unrest in venezuela, israel, the palestinians, the list goes on. john hannah was vice president of dick cheney's national security advisor and up next on which issue should be the most pressing for the next president. more countdown on the way. before i had the shooting, burning of diabetic nerve pain, t

liz claman is there with him in omaha. overing the berkshire hathaway annual shareholder meeting. you know, liz, we know he is a big hillary guy. we know that. what do you think about the ability for this country? he tends to be an optimist. we are not really growing. how do we get back to the days? >> he would argue that optimism has made him an incredibly successful person. that is quite an interesting discussion. coming up at the top of that hour, i will sit here live with him. he will have just come out of this board meeting. an incredible weekend. coming up with live streaming on yahoo!. wanting to hear what you are asking about. he thinks that the number is calculated slightly incorrectly. he thinks that it is actually better than it is. he is not concerned about all of the negative attention. as you see the crowds swirl around, everyone seems to be asking him, what do you think is going to happen? is there a chance that bernie sanders gets in there? guess what, he remains the optimist, as always. listen to what he sa

liz claman has got you covered, off 14 to0. liz: look, what happened to the bulls? doing a disappearing act. and right now any gains the dow made this month have vanished. we are down 141 points, we're looking every single step of the way what the markets are doing in these last 59 minutes of trade. >>> donald trump's salute to vets sparking a range of reactions across america the day after memorial day weekend. in a pretty touchy and feisty news conference hours ago, the billionaire businessman under pressure to reveal the names of charities where he says he raised and donated millions after he skipped that fox news debate finally gave a number. we've got the dollar amount, more importantly, the reaction. that's coming up. >>> out west, hillary clinton desperate for a major endorsement in california got it as her campaign shifts strategies to put on a full-court press in the golden state. will it all be enough to best bernie? senator bernie sanders pushing ahead with his california dream just one week ahead of the primary. our political panel on how sanders' gains

this week at conference in las vegas liz claman spoke to katherine which along with breer made famouse commented on facebook academyization. >> i think it comes down to users. i don't know exactly what the representations were but the expectation were that it was going to be pushing. nicole: the twins were involved in early stages of facebook. lauren: china's competitor to uber. china is investing one billion dollar in dd, dd is one of china's most valuable start-up, head-to-head with uber china oh oh attract riders in the ride-share market in that country. nicole: overtaken apple the most valuable company. $494.8billion edging past apple's $494.7 billion according to data from the wall street journal market data group. shares of both companies fell yesterday, apple down more than 2%. investors seemed to have soured on apple. lauren: in nordstrom plunging the disappointing guidance coming as first quarter results came lower than expected. nordstrom joining other major retailers, think macy's and cohls and they are blaming amazon. we are going hear from jc penny later this morning. tha

nicole: liz claman is hosting countdown to the ballot by better-known assault.ings off yesterday with the legendary oilman, who taken en masse to do about the future of the price of oil. >> the oil is declining in the united states or 9.7 million euros a day down to 9.1 now. >> or is the price going to go? >> the price for not. >> 50, 60 by the end of the year. >> after that today, lives will be joined by cameron and tyler winkle vos, the twins made famous by face the period lauren: a nation, stocks at midday thursday. you can see the shanghai composite in china was down just a bit. japan's nikkei at .4%. the hang seng down .1%. nicole: this is the last day we'll hear from the bank of england. ahead of the referendum, whether or not british wants to make on june 23rd. everybody will be keyed in on that today. the london ftse down while the dax and cac both getting one third of 1% in germany and france. >> the retail sector's thoughts were his insiders yesterday in big consumer names really hit the market. the dow fell 270 points coming back today. dow futures hi

liz claman over to you. >> charlie gasparino said it should be trump claman. >> i think it would work. >> it's not the two red heads. liz: so we've eliminated me. market gains just started eliminating themselves. vice president generating within the last hour as wall street hesitates one day ahead of the all important april jobs report. look at the dow jones industrials. had been much higher. now down 24 points. lots of red on the screen. we've got a major situation developing, high up north in the canadian oil. look at these pictures. oil is still higher but off the highs of the session, massive out of control wildfire spreads. this is in albert a. 88,000 people. an entire town now being ordered to evacuate. the fire shutting oil production in the heart of energy country, putting a halt to roughly 16% of canada's crude oil production. we have details breaking in just a minute. bernie sanders campaign still on fire after tuesday night's win in indiana. you're looking at live pictures from the sanders rally. this is charleston, west virginia. he is in the heart of coal country. trying

liz claman with berkshire hathaway warren buffett. a little politics over the weekend. y with that but interesting items mr. buff was talking about. some other things. >> you see that huge crush. it is unbelievable. media and 40,000 shareholders and everybody is moving in. i take that as opportunity to get that microphone in front of him and ask him some questions about issues that matter to our viewers. i know on steam cavuto's show they are always "coast to coast" talking about coal what happens to the coal industry. guess what? berkshire hathaway has 11 gigantic energy companies. everything from mid-american to bhe renewables and northern natural gas. he has mix of oil, gas, synthetics all of that. his exposure to coal comes directly through his railroad, burlington-northern which the business is definitely down. he said his railroad will have a bad year due to diminished use of coal. he said do not start planning coal's funeral just yet. >> we'll still be hauling a lot of cold 10 years from now. >> you really believe that? >> it is certainty. you can't rechange the w

let's bring in the fox business all-stars charlie gasparino and liz claman. charlie?off-limits, disney? you got to know you got to be a disgusting stalinist socialist to attack disney of all companies. this is a very progressive company. i mean, they were among the first to embrace gay rights. bob iger is far from right-wing lunatic. and i tell you donald is calling him crazy bernie, right? he sounds crazy when he attacks disney. the overarching theme. anthony: okay, why is he so popular? the public educational system that people don't understand the failures of socialism? >> look what's happening at the trump rallies. leftist kids that are in college or just left college violently protesting. this is the scary thing about the election. anthony: those are paid protesters. >> some of them are not. some -- occupy wall street which i covered extensively was paid. a lot of it wasn't, they were kids. the animosity to free speech particularly right-wing speech that goes on on campus is basically overflowing to what's going on here, and what's going on in the election, and i

liz claman is going to take you. h, we're going to stay with this story because what i want to focus on is that line of police officers more to the left of the screen. more police are arriving on scene at this hour as you look at live pictures of these protesters in chicago, illinois. specifically the protests are outside of headquarters run by famed money man griffin. the return of moral monday. coalition of grassroots activists absolutely infuriated by a long impact by illinois. the success of presidential candidate bernie sanders, enterprised by a donald trump nomination. so what you're seeing no

liz claman, out in vegas, going over to you. news about a major trump operative who may be showing up. in the meantime the selloff, willing retailers slam in the face of wall street, macy's, office depot, staples driving the dow lower. losing 204 points right now. that's more than 1% of a loss right here. we're going to dig into that in just seconds but the story comes from inside the beltway, that much talked about unity in the republican party will become a reality or just a pipe dream. speaker of the house paul ryan said all the things ahead of the much anticipated meeting

liz claman has you through the close up 206. il in the oracle driving this triple digit rally on wall street at this hour. crude hitting 2016 highs. warren buffet makes two big tech bets. dow jones industrials jumping about 207 points just to the high of the session, campaign trail kentucky sharp focus 24 hours ahead of tomorrow's democratic primary. hillary clinton crisscrossing the bluegrass state pushing her economic message stressing she will rely heavily on the former message, help fixing the american economy but today also saying bill clinton will not be a part of her cabinet. hillary clinton pushing heard in kentucky just as bernie

maria: thank you, liz claman is it in omaha.looking at a $2 million purse. there is a luxury apartment, and moving an suv with a forklift to free up space for construction workers. the incident was caught on cell phone video by a neighbor dearborn. the repairs to the car could cost $2600. $2600 to fix this thing. they lifted it up with a forklift and it wasn't their property, they just wanted it out of their way. Âi >> welcome back. all you horse racing fans, this saturday, the 142nd running of the kentucky derby. the first leg of the triple crown. remember, it was just one year ago when the world saw the first triple crown winner, american pharaoh took the titlement and what to expect this year, joining me now is the ceo of the breeders cup and kentucky derby winning jockey john valasquez. it's an exciting week going into the big race. craig, what are you expecting? >> this week makes everyone's heartbeat faster. we are expecting big crowdsment this is a week i should have woke up in kentucky instead of new york, everybody is w

like my facebook page and tell me what you think, liz claman takes you through the final hour. >> realityin the face, wall street a bit more sure at this hour that we will see another fed rate hike a month from today, the federal reserve missing its april minutes, next meeting june 15th, markets are responding across many more not the least of which is on the screen, dow jones industrials down 24 points. a big reversal, the market scrutinize the fed's next move, the republican nominee donald trump spending any minute now, time with one of the nation's most experienced statement,

kennedy: he was talking to liz claman. a president actually do during their term? let's ask brian brenberg. a president really can't do much. >> in the short term, the system is set up to make sure presidents with bad ideas are limited in what they can do. i think it's unlikely he will be able to do that. the congress won't allow it. the system is set up to keep them from doing that. that doesn't mean over the long term we don't see damage. you can do things that are bad for the economy or not doing things that are good for the economy. kennedy: obamacare is a new entitlement and you can make the argument that has hurt the economy and will continue to hurt the economy. >> that went through congress. congress helped him with that. kennedy: so did the supreme court. >> the system is set up not to allow that. it was completely a partisan issue.the system is that's not supposed to happen if you have the branches of government doing their job. i don't think in a short term you see a lot of risk with a 45% tariff on chinese good

liz claman, in the meantime, it's looking good! liz: how about this? we have the bulls on the run. the dow and the s&p are experiencing their biggest intraday gains in more than a month. the dow just slightly off the highs of the session, up 184 points, high of the session up 204. but check the nasdaq, up 48 points. high of the session, just two points higher, 50. but everything green on the screen including oil, from tornadoes tearing up the midwest to the devastating canadian wildfires, oil is jumping more than 2% at this hour. the latest details on how these natural disasters are impacting your portfolio and what you can do to make a little money. an

liz claman has got you covered, off 14 to0. liz: look, what happened to the bulls? and right now any gains the dow made this month have vanished. we are down 141 points, we're looking every single step of the way what the markets are doing in these last 59 minutes of trade. >>> donald trump's salute to vets sparking a range of reactions across america the day after memorial day weekend. in a pretty touchy and feisty news conference hours ago, the billionaire businessman under pressure to reveal the names of charities where he says he raised and donated millions after he skipped that fox news debate finally gave a number. we've got the dollar amount, more importantly, the reaction. that's coming up. >>> out west, hillary clinton desperate for a major endorsement in california got it as her campaign shifts

liz claman, over to you. liz: happy friday, trish.e next 59 minutes we're going to find out whether wall street can stop the losing streak. both the dow and the s&p 500 fighting to close up for the first time in three weeks. the nasdaq, it's been a month. right now the dow jones industrials the only ones still in negative territory for the week, so we're looking good at this moment. donald trump, a as you just saw, on the campaign trail. he's speaking in louisville, kentucky, at this hour, making news saying he will get rid of gun-free zones around schools. mr. trump hoping to reassure conservatives by confirming his commitment to protecting all things involving the second amendment if he becomes president.

liz claman is taking you to the final hour of trading. to slightly negative territory. it's flat at the moment. we've got the dow jones industrials up 27 points. the fed watch in full swing with 17 trading days left til decision day. investors waiting for janet yellen to appear from behind her curtain for new clues on the central bank's next move. will it be a rate hike in june? maybe july? the anticipation keeping a lid on big gains for the dow jones industrials. can't seem to jump higher than about 49 points. at the moment, up 29. >>> on the campaign trail, senator bernie sanders says he is not going anywhere. you're looking at live pictures here of a sanders rally where in supporte

i am lori rothman in for liz claman. let's start the countdown. breaking news, the tao is off the session low, the dow and s&p both trading near three week lows, the global slowdown concerns, investors brace for earnings after the bell. gains we are keeping a close eye on, 21 steuben century fox and weight watchers. we bring you the resultant reaction in the market as soon as they cross. home is where the heart is but investors are not feeling the love for homebuilders, they were downgraded in ups dragging with them lennar, and toll brothers. the intercon definition financial continental exchange will not been for the stock exchange after reporting better-than-expected earnings, the operator of the stock exchange of up 7%. politics, in two hours the race for the republican nomination for the president will be down to one. ohio governor john kasich will announce he is suspending his campaign for president. it is not exactly a surprise, he only won one state, his own, he says he was in it for the long run. this morning his campaign released an ad sa

liz claman is all over the story and takes you into the close now. z: in fact, trish, we're just getting the news, france is sending a team of investigators right now to the scene of the crash and, of course this is weighing heavily on the hearts and minds of travelers all around the world not to mention the family members, we have a triple-digit dive as the dow and s&p are swimming underwater for the year. down 118 points, had been down 196 earlier. retracement, closer to the cf1o flatline. this as another fed head warns that june is a live month for a possible rate hike. it's a possibility, folks. to that horrific crash of egyptair flight 804 weighing on airline stoc

liz claman, take it away. liz: i sure will, trish, thank you. donald trump looking for the knockout punch on the campaign trail in indiana today just one day ahead of that crucial primary vote. billionaire businessman says it's over for his rivals if he wins tomorrow in the hoosier state, and there is some new evidence that that may just happen. trump up by 125 points in the -- 15 points in the latest "wall street journal" poll. in the democratic race, hillary clinton outraising senator bernie sanders in april, but the vermont senator says hillary will feel the bern all the way to the convention. on wall street the markets not sticking with that old adage of sell in may and go away. the dow jones industrials up 11 points. we are -- 111 points. we are talking all of it, stocks, politics, your money and more with the man called the biggest rock star in the business world. look at the international press corps trying to get to billionaire warren buffett this weekend at his annual berkshire hathaway shareholder meeting. "countdown" was right in the

ambassador to venezuela discussed developments in the country with their own liz claman on countdown to the closing bell. >> is any of this surprise you with happening on the ground in venezuela right now i should mark >> no. the economic model that president chavez sought to impose and wish to a very large degree, president maduro has supported since his election in 2013, essentially is a flawed one. it has devastated the private sector. nicole: major companies like halliburton and lumber shed archiving back on business in venezuela as the economy crumbles. liz mcdonald will have more on exclusive video in the stories and that will be on morning to maria and a little bit. lauren: the long security lines at the airports will be in the spotlight for a second day now in washington as lawmakers hold a hearing to examine other problems affecting airports and airlines. the tsa was somehow i think yesterday. lawmakers especially going into the memorial day weekend and the heavy travel season. >> today we face a crisis center airport. we've all read the headlines. three hours long security

liz claman is taking you to the final hour of trading. liz: the s&p just slipped into slightly negative territory. it's flat at the moment. we've got the dow jones industrials up 27 points. the fed watch in full swing with 17 trading days left til decision day. investors waiting for janet yellen to appear from behind her curtain for new clues on the central bank's next move. will it be a rate hike in june? maybe july? the anticipation keeping a lid on big gains for the dow jones industrials. can't seem to jump higher than about 49 points. at the moment, up 29. >>> on the campaign trail, senator bernie sanders says he is not going anywhere. you're looking at live pictures here of a sanders rally where in supporters are in lincoln park, los angeles, at this hour as he looks to stop front-runner hillary clinton. clinton, for her part, heading today for a different section of los angeles. after a rally this afternoon in detroit, clinton is headed for lala land for two new fundraisers as new polls show a dead heat between hillary and donald tru

liz claman is still in vegas, are you winning at the poker tables, liz? liz: trying, blowing on the dice, trying to do everything i can. that question you posed, a lot of people are talking about here. in the meantime, wall street reversing course right now. the dow powering to the upside swing more than 130 points. the dow jones industrials up 50 points. we're seeing a little muscle after having been down more than 80. also at this hour, the republican party one baby step closer to unifying around donald trump as candidate for president of the united states, but was the speaker of the house's comment more trump about lukewarm than white hot? the billionaire businessman wrapping up talks with house and senate republican leadership. lot of talk about that here. but trump and house speaker paul ryan describing the meeting as, quote, a positive step toward unification. okay, you can read not yet at unification, not all the trump news is coming out of d.c. plenty of trump pepper at the salt conference. that's the skybridge alternative conference in vegas. for

liz claman is still in vegas, are you winning at the poker tables, liz?lowing on the dice, trying to do everything i can. that question you posed, a lot of people are talking about here. in the meantime, wall street reversing course right now. the dow powering to the upside swing more than 130 points. the dow jones industrials up 50 points. we're seeing a little muscle after having been down more than 80. also at this hour, the republican party one baby step closer to unifying around donald trump as candidate for president of the united states, but was the speaker of the house's comment more trump about lukewarm than white hot?

with liz claman is taking you through it. liz: we are calling it entered mission. the businessman just wrapped up the news conference moments ago. he is in bismarck north dakota his energy policy at any moment. and it all comes the same day the associated press says donald trump has reached the magical delegate number to officially become the republican nominee. 1237. he's reached that right now. so as we wait for the presumptive republican nominee to address the williston basin petroleum conference in the heart of america's oil and gas boom. in the wide ranging news conference, mr. trump called president obama quote incompetent. attacked hillary clinton for saying she wants to put coal companies out of business. also att

liz claman, in the meantime, it's looking good! liz: how about this? we have the bulls on the run. we need to tell our viewers, the dow and the s&p are experiencing their biggest intraday gains in more than a month. the dow just slightly off the highs of the session, up 184 points, high of the session up 204. but check the nasdaq, up 48 points. high of the session, just two points higher, 50. but everything green on the screen including oil, from tornadoes tearing up the midwest to the devastating canadian wildfires, oil is jumping more than 2% at this hour. the latest details on how these natural disasters are impacting your portfolio and what you can do to make a little money. and he is the self-proclaimed king of debt, but will his policies make paupers out of all of you? gop presidential candidate donald trump's economic plan and whether it really can make america great again or punish savers. and by the way, where are the better plans from the remaining candidates or their party? [laughter] plus, i'm heading to vegas with these guys and $8 billion of capital descending on las

liz claman has you through the close up 206. liz: i'll take you, trish, oil in the oracle driving this triple digit rally on wall street at this hour. crude hitting 2016 highs. warren buffet makes two big tech bets. dow jones industrials jumping about 207 points just to the high of the session, campaign trail kentucky sharp focus 24 hours ahead of tomorrow's democratic primary. hillary clinton crisscrossing the bluegrass state pushing her economic message stressing she will rely heavily on the former message, help fixing the american economy but today also saying bill clinton will not be a part of her cabinet. hillary clinton pushing heard in kentucky just as bernie sanders stays on message. at this hour, he's in puerto rico blaming wall street for the islanded debt crisis and pushing for a vote on statehood. but while the democrats are very busy, donald trump relatively quiet. opting for a lower profile with no events today. this following stories about the history of women. some are calling a major hit job while a woman at the

liz claman, over to you. liz: happy friday, trish. in the next 59 minutes we're going to find out whether wall street can stop the losing streak. both the dow and the s&p 500 fighting to close up for the first time in three weeks. the nasdaq, it's been a month. right now the dow jones industrials the only ones still in negative territory for the week, so we're looking good at this moment. donald trump, a as you just saw, on the campaign trail. he's speaking in louisville, kentucky, at this hour, making news saying he will get rid of gun-free zones around schools. mr. trump hoping to reassure conservatives by confirming his commitment to protecting all things involving the second amendment if he becomes president. hillary clinton in the lone star state today holding fundraisers in dallas and austin as her campaign deals with new fox news polls that show many trump leading the former secretary of state on two key issues. we'll tell you what those are. but there are some surprising wins in those same polls for clinton, so we'll bring in

liz claman, out in vegas, going over to you. liz: trish, we have breaking news about a major trump operative who may be showing up. in the meantime the selloff, willing retailers slam in the face of wall street, macy's, office depot, staples driving the dow lower. losing 204 points right now. that's more than 1% of a loss right here. we're going to dig into that in just seconds but the story comes from inside the beltway, that much talked about unity in the republican party will become a reality or just a pipe dream. speaker of the house paul ryan said all the things ahead of the much anticipated meeting with the presumptive gop candidate donald trump. part of the republican establishment then paul ryan. the 2012 vitaminnal candidate now the speaker of the house jumping into the spotlight one day after the billionaire businessman moved even closer to officially clinch in the nomination by winning both nebraska and virginia. how much does donald trump need? paul ryan maybe he doesn't. meanwhile senator bernie sanders continues to

with liz claman is taking you through it. liz: we are calling it entered mission. the businessman just wrapped up the news conference moments ago. he is in bismarck north dakota his energy policy at any moment. and it all comes the same day the associated press says donald trump has reached the magical delegate number to officially become the republican nominee. 1237. he's reached that right now. so as we wait for the presumptive republican nominee to address the williston basin petroleum conference in the heart of america's oil and gas boom. in the wide ranging news conference, mr. trump called president obama quote incompetent. attacked hillary clinton for saying she wants to put coal companies out of business. also attacked bernie sanders for wanting to end fracking. trump says that the country needs to open up more fracking to avoid dependence on middle eastern oil. he would absolutely approve, he said, the keystone pipeline, and he would get the government out of the way of the energy industry. oh, republican senator rob portman is on the senate energy committ

liz claman is all over the story and takes you into the close now. liz: in fact, trish, we're just getting the news, france is sending a team of investigators right now to the scene of the crash and, of course this is weighing heavily on the hearts and minds of travelers all around the world not to mention the family members, we have a triple-digit dive as the dow and s&p are swimming underwater for the year. down 118 points, had been down 196 earlier. retracement, closer to the cf1o flatline. this as another fed head warns that june is a live month for a possible rate hike. it's a possibility, folks. to that horrific crash of egyptair flight 804 weighing on airline stocks, travel and luxury stocks as well. wreckage from the airbus a320 from paris to cairo has been found in the mediterranean sea. the news revealed in the past half hour. no signs that any of the 66 people on board survived. devastated family members are gathering and waiting in cairo as speculation focuses on the possibility of a terrorist attack as the cause of the crash. >>> what doe

liz claman is going to take you. liz: yeah, trish, we're going to stay with this story because what i want to focus on is that line of police officers more to the left of the screen. more police are arriving on scene at this hour as you look at live pictures of these protesters in chicago, illinois. specifically the protests are outside of headquarters run by famed money man griffin. the return of moral monday. coalition of grassroots activists absolutely infuriated by a long impact by illinois. the success of presidential candidate bernie sanders, enterprised by a donald trump nomination. so what you're seeing now is the entrance to the building, by the way, this is the cross-street of adams. if you know the chicago area, these are big buildings, major areas and the protesters have taken tote streets to push for higher taxes on businesses and the wealthy. let me get right now to fox business jeff flock who is in the thick of it in chicago, illinois. jeff, tell me first what you're seeing at this very moment and how y

ashley webster in for liz claman. >> still waiting on autograph by the way.ow it is in the mail. ashley: still waiting, trish. she thinks i'm kidding. trying to take fear out of summerta. season. they are taking every step to keep you safe and secure. donald trump one step closer to america's most closely held military secrets. once

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under a lot of pressure, but today, the nasdaq and the s&p actually snapping that losing streak as liz claman just said. interesting fed psychology, on the one minute bad news, but wait a minute, maybe it means the economy is doing better. such is the market these days. melissa: ashley, thank you so much. oil is ending higher for the second straight week. what do you make of that? >> right now, i'm telling you today oil prices did pull down a little bit on the hope that we're going to see more supply out of nigeria, melissa. definitely seeing the momentum change in the market. we've had a lot of buying because concerns about outages around the globe and u.s. energy production falling for eight weeks in a row. we did get a report for baker hughes on the oil rig count, it stayed steady week over week but at the lowest level since the 1940s. traders have been looking at the falling wind count as a projection for future oil production, that continues to stay steady at the low. maybe we're leveling out there. but if you look at the other markets today. you look at gold for example. gold did close

liz claman over to you. >> charlie gasparino said it should be trump claman. >> i think it would workt the two red heads. liz: so we've eliminated me. market gains just started eliminating themselves. vice president generating within the last hour as wall street hesitates one day ahead of the all important april jobs report. look at the dow jones industrials. had been much higher. now down 24 points. lots of red on the screen. we've got a major situation developing, high up north in the canadian oil.

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at one point you were on fox business you told our liz claman there would not be a bail out for puertoou and your allies are saying saying if this legislation to restructure puerto rico's $70 billion in debt, does not passes congress there could be a bailout. governor of puerto rico said on c-span said it could be $20 billion or more. do you agree? >> peter to be clear what we're working on with congress now is not a bailout. it is restructuring. what we've said to solve the problems there is only some choices. restructuring with oversight is the right solution. if you don't do that, then you either have chaos or a bailout. but we're not talking about a bailout. restructuring to alternative to bailout. >> you but need legislation to restructuring that you want. if you don't get that legislation, last week you wrote the congress you said without this legislation, quote, a taxpayer-funded bailout may become the only legislative course available to address an escalating crisis. >> peter, right now some interests that do not want to see legislation are trying to characterize what congress