melissa frances is next. >> i am melissa frances. here is to make money today. investors who are in on the rally and records were shattered today. what do you think? my love it. a strong april jobs report left to the all-time high and the dow crossed for the first time in history that is it? the s&p 500 biggest gain from the of bull market since it began its shares are up 1900% that is making many. congratulations to those investors. also wired e-mac opens today in the u.s. making 15. $6 billion just from last night's midnight showing and alysts say it could be the biggest opening in history global reseats have now hit $361 million for iron man iii. even when they say it's not not, it's always about money. okay. >> the markets are blasting the new records today the dow climbed above 15,000 for the first time the s&p it goes back 1600 now reaching 12.five yr i even even after expected gains in the jobs market. when the disease to 5,000 jobs added that is more than economists were predicting. that is the big upward revision. put this into perspective what we have

melissa frances is next. >> i am melissa frances. here is to make money today.o are in on the rally and records were shattered today. what do you think? my love it. a strong april jobs report left to the all-time high and the dow crossed for the first time in history that is it? the s&p 500 biggest gain from the of bull market since it began its shares are up 1900%

melissa frances is next. >> i am melissa frances. here is to make money today.ally and records were shattered today. what do you think? my love it. a strong april jobs report left to the all-time high and the dow crossed for the first time in history that is it? the s&p 500 biggest gain from the of bull market since it began its shares are up 1900%

"money" with melissa franc is next. melissa: i'm melissa francis and here's what'smoney tonight.n the irs's cross-hairs including a jewish charity that actually filed suit against the agencyhree years ago. we've got an exclusive with the group's founder and how far back and dep this scandal really goes. can you say watergate? >>> google is taking cloud computing to a whole another level. the tech titan has a pie-in-the-skylan to bring high-speed internet to far-off lands but is it a moneymaker or will it blow up like the hindenburg? >>> whomade money tonight. here's a nt. he is a green guru who is swimming in dough? any ideas? keep watching and find out. even when th say it's not it is always about "money".

money with melissa frances next. >> here is to make money today. bill gates has taken the title of the world's richest man today and not looking back. microsoft shares hit a fresh five-year high hoodoo much and when? and we still don't know dave answer to the question and this could go on for a long time. i will make a prediction this has this rolls on there was not just conservative organizations but conservative donors who were also targeted and how could you possibly get to the term targeted? when they were basically selected because of their political ideology. the word that comes out is targeted. i do think the commissioner did no good to himself or the democrats and only made the republicans angry. >> get back to the original point* alan to know where this started and rick thinks that he knows but whose idea was this originally? did make it any closer to that in the hearings? >> i don't think so i want to know when this started and everybody does that treasury and the president wants to know this is not something that was sanctioned but a lot

"money" with melissa franc is next. melissa: i'm melissa francis and here's what'smoney tonight. new tgets in the irs's cross-hairs including a jewish charity that actually filed suit against the agencyhree years ago. we've got an exclusive with the group's founder and how far back and dep this scandal really goes. can you say watergate? >>> google is taking cloud computing to a whole another level. the tech titan has a pie-in-the-skylan to bring high-speed internet to far-off lands but is it a moneymaker or will it blow up like the hindenburg? >>> whomade money tonight. here's a nt. he is a green guru who is swimming in dough? any ideas? keep watching and find out. even when th say it's not it is always about "money". melia: so we start tonight with the latest accusations and stunning charges in the irs scandal. it turns out it is not just the tea party. it is now coming to light that the irs was also targeting groups like jewish charities. it is getting hard to ignore the buzzing question, is this president obama's watergat joining me now in a fox business exclusive is lori low

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keeping interest rates at historic lows but with the job market still not exactly out of the wood, melissa frances says the rally could be built on a house of cards. what too you see? >> all being driven by the fed you heard jason say a, you said it yourself. investors are forced into the market by thed and and also in the housing market by the fed and not just the individual investor. you're seeing private equity pile in. they have so much money at such a cheap rate. they don't know what to do with it. >> neil: we have been waiting for this. when do they pounce on these low interest rates and by almost any definition very, very affordable homes. >> maybe we shouldn't be asking what changed but what didn't change and that's the jobs number. they know the fed will keep the money flowing as long as inflation stays in check, which if anything we're in a disinflationary environment. not going up at all. going up at a slower rate if at all, and we're also looking at rates in the housing market driving down interest rates so people are getting in the jobs ping -- picture, and nothing is changing, so mak

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>>ne withelissa frances melissa: i'm mel liz is a francis, and here is who made hs ll gy today, bill gates, he's title n the title of the world's richest man today, and he's notn looking back. ck microsoft shares hitting a fresf five-year high climbing more than 2%, and bill gates owns 40 # 1 million shares of microsoft means he made $317 million. boy, am i jealous. losing money today, former jcpenney ceo left the company in ruins, and karma is biting back. he was still the boss, johnson owned 893,000 shares of jc penny meaning he lost 700 grand. suing, rihanna, suing top shop, a retailer in britain for 500 million, why? because they sell this t-shirt, and they never got her permission. even when they say it's not, she says it's always about "money." ♪ >> you nigh the targeting was taking place, you knew the terms, "tea party," "patriots" were used, and after you were briefed about it, that was the answer you gave us? how can we not conclude you misled the committee? >> so that was a lot of questions, sir. >> it's one. >> i did not mislead the committee. i stand by my answer then and

>>ne withelissa frances melissa: i'm mel liz is a francis, and here is who made hs ll gy today, bill's title n the title of the world's richest man today, and he's notn looking back. ck microsoft shares hitting a fresf five-year high climbing more than 2%, and bill gates owns 40 # 1 million shares of microsoft means he made $317 million. boy, am i jealous. losing money today, former jcpenney ceo left the company in ruins, and karma is biting back. he was still the boss, johnson owned 893,000 shares of jc penny meaning he lost 700 grand.

melissa: it is. >> so french and so socialist as well. the president of francend when i read the story, they are going to levy the smart phone tax as a way to correct imbalances in the digital economy. this is another shot of wealth distribution. if you take it to its extreme, what they want to do is make sure people don't pirate digital cotent so companies like ours, which produce content then put on, say, a youtube, which might steal it, technically, the devices on which you watch it pay for us to create conten that's what france is about to do. melissa: interesting. here's one to make a splash. three young entrepreneurs trying to raise a million dollars in new york city to build this floating olympic sized pool in the east river. the water would be filtered from the chemical ridden east river. they have raised $41,000. i can't believe that. who wants to go first here? >> well, yeah. melissa: yeah. >> it's the private sector in action, and if they raise the money, it's not taxpayer dollars. melissa: great point. >> they say they need a million to make it work,

we know abo france and germany and great britain of isolated cases as well. it is europe as well. melissa: gentlemen, thank you so muc we appreciate your information. >> thank you very much for having us. melissa: time for today's fuel gauge report. total, the frenchil giant is feeling the wrath of u.s. and french officials t has been smacked with a $398 million fine for allegedly making corrupt payments in iran for years. officials plan to bring total and itseo to trial over charges in paris. >>> exxonmobil expansion of the oil project canada is 30% complete. that is according to exxon ceo rex tillerson. it is on target to begin operations by the year 2015. the project is expected to produce $4.6 billion barrels of oil over 40 years. >>> oil futures sank to a low after concern about chinese demand and caused a selloff in prices. crude went down to 92.13 a barrel. >>> next on "money," why are companies hiring old bosses that already said sayonara? will places like proctor & gamble and jcpenney turn companies around? steve forbes joins us on the power of money. >>> plus how texas may have