maria bartiromo joins us now with the details. of opening bell and sunday morning futures here on the fox news channel. that's a lot of people. >> would you have thought we would be in a much better place in the recovery at this point given the level of interest rates. look at the ten year interest rates, the ten year yield that's at 2.5%. the ten year bond lending to actually take out a home, 4.19%. these are new record lows. so you would expect this market a lot stronger but there are a number of things holding it back. first, prices are up. it's become more expensive. prices for the average home are up 20% justin last two years. why are they up? not because a market that's on fire that you see all this euphoria, they are up because of a limited amount of supply. so we got limited finite amount of land and amount of homes that they are still work through. that's the only thing that's been pushing prices up. not necessarily this fantastic demand. second thing is, obviously, it has gotten tougher to get a mortgage. the lending sta

fox business anchor maria bartiromo is here to tell you next.oping story, anthrax scare. >>> in iraq packing a punch. not just in iraq. now at home. gas prices spiking just as the summer driving season begins. for more on the economic impact fox business network maria bartiromo joins us. she is the anchor of "opening bell." just about the smartest person in business. what's the story on this gas stuff. >> greta, it's already 9-month high. oil having rallied in the face of all of this upset in iraq on the worry that production is going to get impacted. exports out of iraq are going to get impacted. remember, iraq is the second largest producer in opec behind the saudis, behind saudi arabia. there is a lot of worry that, in fact, the oil production facilities will get impacted so. far the fighting has been in northern iraq. and the bulk of the production and exports are actually in the south. so, they have not been impacted. production and exports have not been impacted in iraq so far. as you say, we are going into the summer driving season. that'

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i'm maria bartiromo. i'll be back tomorrow. hope you'll see me for "opening bell." 9:00 to 11:00 monday through friday. media buzz with howard kurtz is coming up next. have a wonderful week ahead, everybody. i'll see you next sunday on "sunday morning futures." >>> on the buzz meter this sunday, the media kept urging, insi insisting, demanding a scalp in the v.a. scandal. now they've got one. eric shinseki pushed out on friday after investigators confirmed press reports of secret waiting lists at veterans' hospitals. >> the secretary of veterans affairs did not have to wait long to learn his fate. >> the man at the top of the v.a. paid with his job. >>> jay carney has been fielding tough questions about eric shinseki for weeks, suddenly they're both gone. >> will news organizations now move on simply lose interest in the more complicated tale of how our vets are being denied medical care? on jay carney calling it quits,

i'm maria bartiromo. this is "sunday morning futures." president obama saying all options are on the table. short of putting u.s. boots back on the ground. but are there other options viable as the situation escalates across the iraqi, syrian border. we'll ask chairman of the house armed services committee. we'll also talk about the committee's hearings on the exchange of our one soldier for five taliban leaders. has the president broken the law? >>> plus, an upset in the gop. eric cantor primaried out by the tea party. now the race is on to replace him as house majority leader. we'll ask the party chairman how it all shakes out. happy father's day to all of you dads with control of the remote this morning as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." >>> hi, everybody, the militant group that seized much of northern iraq now drawing closer to baghdad. security forces in the capital city are digging trenches around its perimeter in an attempt to disrupt any further advances. meanwhile, the white house is

i'm maria bartiromo and welcome to "sunday morning futures. "the white house under fire for not informing congress about the five for one swap of detainees for p.o.w. bergdahl. we are joined by a chairman of the armed services committee. and a new jobs report for the month of may and why isn't the economy feeling it? one word is the m-word, manufacturing. the ceo of one of the biggest manufacturing employers in the world is with me today to the talk jobs, the economy and a lot more. >>> and plus, wouldn't you love to make sense of obamacare? well, we will talk to someone who says that he has the power to put health care pricing in your hands as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." >>> good morning, everyone. a senior u.s. official says that sergeant bowe bergdahl is telling the military that he was tortured, beaten and held in a cage after he tried to escape. all of this will no doubt become part of any investigation into the deal between the obama administration and bergdahl's taliban captors in afghanistan. the white house trading berg

chamber of commerce as he spoke to maria bartiromo on "sunday morning futures." >> was a shocker. to look at it in the context of what we would describe as some of the causes, and what we see going on in this quarter which is more hiring than we had a year ago. >> here to break down these numbers, brenda buttner, anchor of "bulls and bears." first of all, just get right to it. tell us why gdp down, how do we get it back up and can we. >> the administration is blaming the really dismal gdp number on the weather. and it was a very tough winter. but that would account for maybe 1%. i mean, nearly 3% contraction. a recession is officially two consecutive quarters of contraction. that is huge. i think business investment was down 11.7%. now, it's not because companies don't have must be money. they're sitting on $2 trillion in cash. but they just don't want to spend it, because they're afraid of what's coming around the corner in terms of regulations and all the rest. >> but they have been holding and sitting on this money for a long time and we're not -- they're not hiring people as a

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i'm maria bartiromo. i hope you'll join me tomorrow on the opening bell on fox business network. can find fox business network on your cable or satellite provider. click on channel finder at fox business.com. "mediabuzz" with howard kurtz begins now. have a great sunday, everybody. >>> on the buzz-meter this sunday a feel-good story quickly turns bad. president obama under fire for trading five taliban commanders for an american soldier. as the media keep digging out new details about his decision, his explanation, his failure to consult congress, and at the heart of it the conduct of bowe bergdahl. >> tonight we are hearing stunning new accusations from the soldiers who served with bowe bergdahl and those who risked their lives to save him. >> all the early joy and celebration over bergdahl's release has indeed been clouded over several growing controversies. >> he deserted not only the army, but he also left myself and my platoon and my company to

i'm maria bartiromo and i hope you will join me on "opening bell" tomorrow morning and the fox business network and this is where you can find it on your satellite provider or cable provider. have a great week, everybody. >>> good evening, everybody. the entire obama administration tonight seems to be reeling from the political and media blowback against the president's release of five deadly radical islamist terrorists in change for one soldier. a soldier who appears to have become deeply dissociated from his comrades in arms from the army and from america. a deserter whose former fellow soldiers now say should be charged with desertion. the taliban today released this video of their handoff of sergeant bowe bergdahl to u.s. special forces in just one example of an administration in disarray, the state department would then not even verify nor even acknowledge that the images in this video are actually sergeant bergdahl. here is state department spokesperson marie harf haplessly responding to media questions about bergdahlnd the video. >> i think i probably refer to the statement by my

we have maria bartiromo on this. in the north there, that's where they refine it all.at refinery's not working right now. >> that's right. much of the fighting as we just saw is happening in the north, but as ryan told us the real jewel of the country is really in the south. because that's really where much -- the bulk of the production and exports are in the south. as ryan just said, if we want to see the south refiners get hit, that would mean real trouble for oil trouble and for the most important commodity in iraq. that's oil and that's what we're worried about. the uncertainty of it had already in the potential of the south getting hit has impacted oil prices. iraq is the second largest producer in opec right after the saudis. so this is going to mean an impact to the entire global oil market. and we've seen this before, because remember when in libya when militants upset their production, now they're talk about producing 100,000 barrels a day. that's down from 1.4 million barrels a day just a few years ago. that's why everyone's worried and pushing oil prices hig

louis fed president james bullard speaks he can exclusively with fox business's maria bartiromo this morning, really moving markets. listen. >> we're still below 2% on pc inflation but we are moving up. my forecast actually mass us moving through 2% and over 2% in 2015. you heard it here first. melissa: that's a big one. he is saying that this is the question, we've all been having about inflation. they deny it is here. it is not a big deal. he is saying no, we're moving up our targets. we're already seeing it. it means they're admitting it. if you saw notes going around trading desks afterwards, they were talking about his hawkish stance and how this is something -- go ahead. >> we're already seeing price inflation. i see it when i go to the grocery store. melissa: right. >> the government statistics haven't caught up and we're definitely seeing it and, and i want money on my savings. >> we had a negative gdp print in the first quarter. melissa: absolutely. >> the second quarter, you know, probably, when they revise that will probably be positive. but i'm saying, what is scary about

ongoing story over the next couple weeks for sure, tune into sunday morning futures tomorrow with maria bartiromouse armed services committee, congressman buck mckean. that's tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern, only right here on the fox news channel. >>> learning more about sergeant bowe bergdahl's time in captivity. senior military sources telling fox news, sergeant bergdahl was locked in solitary confinement for two years straight, and did not see another human being during that entire time. bergdahl told officials, his treatment and this treatment started immediately after he attempted to escape, apparently. the 28-year-old was captured in afghanistan in 2009 and released on may 31st in exchange for that controversial exchange of five gitmo detainees. he is now in the u.s. and is set to be reunited, finally, with his family. >>> afghans lined up in their country today to vote in the second round of the presidential runoff elections. many women are braving the tight security to cast their ballots, make sure their voices are heard. they account for 36% of the total turnout in that country.

he will speak with maria bartiromo on the irs scandal tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. on sunday morning futures on the fox news channel. be sure to be there to watch it. >>> but still to come, continue to watch us as well, coming up, president obama announcing the next steps in iraq. >> we do not have the ability to simply solve this problem by sending in tens of thousands of troops and committing the kinds of blood and treasure that has already been expended in iraq. >> so with the u.s. refusing to get into the battle, does this mean that iraq will descend into chaos and become a breeding ground for terrorists? what is next there? >>> and a fiery story about a woman fighting to improve education in this country for our kids. know the feeling? copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor

i'm maria bartiromo. i'll be back tomorrow.n on your cable network or satellite provider. media buzz with howie kurtz is up >>> good evening, 642 days after the terror attack that claimed stevens and three other americans, the u.s. government tonight has their first benghazi suspect in custody. ahmed abu khattala tonight aboard a u.s. navy ship in international waters on his way to washington to face terrorism related charges. the white house took nearly two years to order khattala's capture. fox news correspondent tracked down khattala in over a month. here is greg describing his off camera interview with khattala five weeks after terrorists

i'm maria bartiromo. welcome to "sunday morning futures." the chief of the tax agency now telling congress he'll have information about lois lerner's missing e-mails by the week's end. oh, really? a member of the house oversight committee joins us live to guide us through this labyrinth. >>> a stunning announcement from house speaker john boehner. he plans to sue the president over misuse of executive power. he says it's not about impeachment. then what is the end game here? >>> and why do the latest figures suggest the economy is in free-fall? are regulations holding back business? the head of the u.s. chamber of commerce is with me on getting america thriving again, as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." >>> fox news has obtained a letter written by irs commissioner, john koskinen to house ways and means committee chairman, dave camp. koskinen tells camp he expects to produce, quote, information about former irs official, lois lerner's e-mails by the end of this upcoming week. my first guest is a member of the house oversight and go

i'm maria bartiromo. i'll be back tomorrow.re to find sbn on your cable network or satellite provider. media buzz with howie kurtz is up next. thanks for joining us. have a great sunday. >>> on the buzz beater this sunday, hillary clinton faces off with two fox anchors and we'll talk to brett behr and grat ta about their strategy for the sit-down. >> did you talk to secretary panetta that night? >> i talked with director petraeus. my own assessment careened from the video had something to do with it, the individual yao had nothing to do with it. >> did you talk about the video with president obama? >> but some conservatives are criticizing the interview as too soft. while liberal pundits say there was too much focus on benghazi. who is right? as the white house weighs military action in iraq, a

> kimberly, that comment from the fed head that we were referencing came to an interview with maria bartiromo. yesterday we had charles plosser with peter barnes. these are fed heads who matter when they speak and they're just showing different opinions. well certainly about when we might see rates tightening. when we talk to market participants in the last hour, howard ward of gabelli said in essence wouldn't worry about the gdp number. it is yesterday. do you? >> yeah. well, you know, it is a mixed bag out there and that's what's very compelling about pushing this market forward. the reality is, there could be some weak to flat economic data out there and yet, the market seems to shrug that off. it continues to go higher. so, alongwith, there is a lot of money on the sidelines. there is $2.5 trillion in money markets and, we have now the personal consumer numbers coming out in may and those are seeming to be strong. so that will push probably the economy further along in the second quarter as well. so it is a very mixed message. so, in that case you really need to stay your course. what is

i'm maria bartiromo and this is "sunday morning futures". >> reports of veterans dying while waitinglawmaker whose job it is to tackle this task. >> president obama focuses our military policy towards the future. >>

i'm maria bartiromo. welcome to "sunday morning futures."elling congress he'll have information about lois lerner's missing e-mails by the week's end. oh, really? a member of the house oversight committee joins us live to guide us through this labyrinth. >>> a stunning announcement from house speaker john boehner. he plans to sue the president over misuse of executive power. he says it's not about impeachment. then what is the end game here? >>> and why do the latest figures suggest the economy is in free-fall? are regulations holding back business? the head of the u.s. chamber of commerce is with me on getting america thriving again, as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures."

high as $33 today, so you can see it's a good day on the first day for gopro, the ceo joined maria bartiromo this morning on "opening bell." >> we're expecting to grow 20% plus, that's what the street is forecasting, and our own estimates are in line with that. and i think when we make it easier for people to share more compelling personal content and at a higher quality, we'll see what can happen. but we're really excited about the future. liz: well, i'm not exactly going to say the ipo was overshadowed, but a big cloud moved over it especially in the form of big news on alibaba. we now have some of the critical details on the company's ipo plans in the united states. jo ling kent has been on the story from the start. looks like it's the nyse, not the nasdaq. >> a huge victory, liz, for both alibaba and the nyse. of course, the nasdaq disappointed, just saying they wish them all the best, but a big loss for bob greifeld over at nasdaq. alibaba has chosen the gold standard, and if you're looking at it from a chinese investor and customer's point of view, there was no other place to go. this

we had ceo this morning on "opening bell" with maria bartiromo.his will be great for the company and talk up so much that the stock ended up down 3/4 of 1%. this is big deal. time, inc., under their umbrella would be "people," fortune, "time" magazine and "sports illustrated" and bevy of other titles but "time" has seen revenue declining there is obviously upward hill for this company overall but joe ripp came on and sounded quite convincing for the path for the company. digital and the like. trying to keep up with the challenging environment, right? challenging environment of publishing no less and doing it digitally as well. liz: print is tough right now. >> it sure is. liz: nicole, thank you very much. adam: s&p futures are closing. we want to head back to mark sebastian in the pits of cme. mark. >> futures mostly unchanged into the close. not a lot happening. in a slow grinding market like this, the key to kind of trading is, really having, having patience with your winners and having aggressive, aggressive stop orders to get you out of the on

i'm maria bartiromo. i hope you'll join me tomorrow on the opening bell on fox business network. here's where you can find fox business network on your cable or satellite provider. click on channel finder at fox business.com. "mediabuzz" with howard kurtz begins now. have a great sunday, everybody. >>> on the buzz-meter this sunday a feel-good story quickly turns bad. president obama under fire for trading five taliban commanders for an american soldier. as the media keep digging out new details about his decision, his explanation, his failure to consult congress, and at the heart of it the conduct of bowe bergdahl. >> tonight we are hearing stunning new accusations from the soldiers who served with bowe bergdahl and those who risked their lives to save him. >> all the early joy and celebration over bergdahl's release has indeed been clouded over several growing controversies. >> he deserted not only the army, but he also left myself and my platoon and my company to clean up his mess. >> raise your hand if you think he deserted. wow. raise your hand if you have some question abou

maria bartiromo.clusive interview with peter king right here on the fox news channel at 10:00. >>> we are going to shift gears. really. talking about cars. anyway, you remember those old new york city checker cabs? at least you probably have seen them in the old movies, right? throwback to the long past era in the city. this weekend, those iconic checkered cabs and other vintage cars will cruise the streets of the big apple one more time. >> reporter: hi. it is certainly a very big day for checkered car enthusiasts in new york city who have come here to the big apple to enjoy and celebrate this iconic vehicle. we have cool stuff to show you. take a look at the beauties. vintage checkered cars produced by checkered motors corporation from 1922 to 1982 and kalamazoo, michigan. they are on display in green point, brooklyn. most people probably know checkered cars by the well-known checkered taxy cabs that have been made famous in tv shows and movies filmed in the big apple. they worked city streets, chic

here to discuss it is the wonderful host of sunday morning future, maria bartiromo. >> great.re talking about a much better performance than seven years ago when we were in the throes of recession. but we're really bumping along the bottom. it's tough out there. people are not doing well. number two, i think this whole idea of income inequality is wrong. it's not that we want everyonet everyone has an equal income, we want opportunity equality and we are not giving people the opportunity to work and to climb the ladder. >> and the incentive, right? >> exactly. >> what's the incentive if you're giving free stuff? if you're getting free stuff, that's the incentive to get a job and move forward. for some people, it is a form of welfare. are we admitting that now? >> i think so, putting the disabled aside. i'm talking about the people who are collecting disability that are not in the camp -- >> aren't physically unable to work. so it becomes a vicious cycle. people don't have a job, don't have the opportunity, and to say i can scam the system, they can get on disability and everyb

here to break it down is the host of sunday morning futures maria bartiromo.bs could be lost according to this new research. that's a big problem. >> it's a big problem. and one of the big issues here is the fact that what is this going to do immediately? immediately, it sent electricity prices higher. so the consumer at the end of the day gets hurt holding the bag because their prices just went up. in terms of job creation, chamber of commerce came out with a report, as soon as these new rules were released, saying this is going to cut at least 225,000 new jobs a year until 2030 and then, of course there is the fact that it's really not moving the needle in terms of cutting carbon emissions. because that's really a global phenomenon. and they estimate that it's only actually cutting emissions by 1.8%. a lot of stuff hurting business, cutting jobs -- >> anybody who knows anything about the electrical grid laughs bitterly at this. there aren't enough wind farms and never will be to make up the difference. coal supplies about half of all electricity in the unite