i know you. [ laughter ] >> lou dobbs is easy peacey, melissa francis, diva. >>> you think your businessom bulging regulations, try running a restaurant. kmele goes into the jungle of food service and gets lost. next. [ male announcer ] legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses. if you have a buness idea, we have a personalized legal solution that's right for you. with easy step-by-step guidance, we're here to help you turn your dream into a reali. start your business today with legalzoom. . kennedy: new york is the ultimate food town, right? if you have a successful restaurant here, you can print money, but remember, it's also a town where the government is always up in your business, especially when there's food involved. kmele foster wen to see lawrence page, a passionate yet frustrated restaurateur in brooklyn, new york. >> we are here at the historic pink tea cup. folks know this brand. did you talk to me about how you became acquainted with this brand in the history? >> it's one of those things like if you grow up with the pink tea cup, you have to have your kids grow up

i know you. [ laughter ] >> lou dobbs is easy peacey, melissa francis, diva. >>> you think your business suffers from bulging regulations, try running a restaurant. kmele goes into the jungle of food service and gets lost. next. . kennedy: new york is the ultimate food town, right? if you have a successful restaurant here, you can print money, but remember, it's also a town where the government is always up in your business, especially when there's food involved. kmele foster went to see lawrence page, a passionate yet frustrated restaurateur in brooklyn, new york. >> we are here at the historic pink tea cup. folks know this brand. did you talk to me about how you became acquainted with this brand in the history? >> it's one of those things like if you grow up with the pink tea cup, you have to have your kids grow up exactly the in the pink tea cup and eating as well. >> do you want to go inside? >> i'll show you more about it, yeah. you also got to deal with the health department. would you tell me how frequently they come and what you have to do? >> they don't know about the letter gra

so melissa francis, still going to be on it. v at that time i'm going to quach this hopefully it goes off as planned, in any case, the liftoff. melissa: i have complete confidence. thanks so much, deirdre. green all over the screen. a broad based rally in wall street after what felt like a is month long pummeling. amazon wants to make your smartphone and facebook wants to be your bank. even when they is always about money. melissa: the high frequency hysteria and outrage caused by michael lewis and "flash boys" is still making headlines. one firm is standing strong. here now is fox business's own charlie gasparino with breaking news. we have penn financial's matt mccall with us and scott martin from united advisors. charlie, i will throw it to you. >> virtue, the ipo that was pulled amid this hysteria/scandal. is now back. virtue founder vinnie viola is leaning toward doing an ipo. what i understand this is sources at virtue the tiling is uncertain but according to people who know vinnie this thing is likely, likely, can't say de

well, taking you through the next hour is melissa francis with her eye on the markets. melissa, absolutely. deirdre, thanks so much. so they're protesting income inequality on capitol hill. maybe they didn't get the memo. our money investigation into jobs recovery that created far low-wage work than better pay jobs. stunning allegations of racism, rattling the nba. how magic johnson the a get of the alleged remarks may have a perfect exit strategy for l.a. clippers owner donald sterling. they say everything is bigger in texas except the taxes. governor rick perry's big win as toyota jumps from california's sinking ship. even when they say it is not is always about money. melissa: hundreds of protesters taking to the streets in washington today. the senate plans to vote on the minimum wage increase on wednesday this week. workers are voicing their opinions. joining me now is one of the the organize. she is the cofounder of rock united. thank you so much for joining us today. i want to ask you, you're talking about a lot of different things in this protest. income inequali

are visiting cnn's newsroom, msnbc's morning joe, nbc's today show, fox business's money with melissa francis, fox's america live and fox's america's news room. >> we have stopped telling our young women that there's more to life than career. work will wait. fer tellity won't. find a husband on campus before you graduate. yes, i went there. >> jon: you went where to the 19th century? [laughter] so apparently the problem women have in your mind is too much equality? >> the princeton mom is here. she suggests women at her alma mater should focus on finding a husband in college. >> they will never again have this cons traition of extraordinary men to choose from. >> jon: extraordinary college men where the worthiest youngsters congregate for scholarships for butt chugging, for beer bongs, for regular bongs, for chest painting and all around mother disappointing. good news, college ladies, he's single but for how long? [laughter] by the way what is the rush last time i checked, you know, women don't go straight downhill the moment they graduate college. >> you start looking for a husband in your

jon: melissa francis, thank you. >> my pleasure.ook at the state power of the tea party movement. yesterday in our show fox news contributor spoke about where he believes tea party members see themselves on the political spectrum. >> one of the thanks a lot of us haven't focused on enough in the commentary is that a lot of tea party people these days will not call themselves republicans. they call themselves independents. jenna: where we see independents in paul's, we should consider this. >> a lot of those people are pretty hard-core conservatives was so fed up with what they consider to be republican establishment sellout and all of that, they don't call themselves republicans. jenna:'s we wanted to go directly to the source on this. "new york times" best-selling author. libertarian manifesto. the tea party patriots citizens, it is nice to have you both. we have been talking a lot about the tea party movement in general. it is nice to have you on the program. do you agree with what you hear on the folks that you are round, melissa

. >> we'll bring in melissa francis on the fox business network. thank you for joining us. >> sounds like people don't trust the employers. >> they talked to 1500 workers who work for a larger company. and the one that was most staggering. 24 percent don't trust the company they work for at all. a lot has to do with the ddigit age. >> there is cameras in your own office. to workers it feels like the information is one sided. they know what you are up to but you don't know what is going on with management. it is eating away with the workers. how does this toy in to our own paychecks. >> people have seen corporate profits go along and recover since the recession. >> they have seen stock prices and pages haven't kept pace. they are not happy with the compensation they are getting. we are a country, where people work hard and get ahead. >> they may not feel lining there is a chance it improve with all of that hard work and may not feel like there is a way to earn that trust. >> less than half are happy with the professional growth or feel that the comp

i will turn it over to my colleague, melissa francis. "money" starts right now. melissa: we're going to epicenter of 1% and everyone else. protests are about to start in san francisco. the high frequency trading fallout. we have charlie gasparino, and former bush economic policy director todd buchholz is here as well. even when they say it's not it is always about money. melissa: first we have breaking news about major cyber attacks on bank atm machines across the country. peter barnes is in washington. peter, how bad is this? >> melissa, the secret service is calling this a major cyberattack, that may incur quote, large dollar losses at banks, especially small and medium-sized one. a recent cyberattack on atms netted cyber crooks $40 million, using just 12 debit card accounts. state and federal regulators are warning, criminals are able to withdraw funds beyond the cash balance in customer accounts, or other atm control limits. they used stolen debit, prepaid or atm card account information. the crooks get into bank atm networks through employee emails to plant m

i will bring in my colleague melissa francis. all i can say, melissa, my senior producer is from colorado. that reason to brag colorado got in there for a reason. it is a beautiful place, tons of mountains and reasons to get outside. melissa: i was suspicious why you were focusing on that but thank you, deirdre. what internal documents reveal about the iphone maker as it sits on a whopping $159 billion in cash. bears piling on with today's selloff. the s&p 500 has given back all of its gains for the years, for the year that is. the bad news may still be to come. the stocks to avoid as earnings season kicks off. a race against time for malaysia flight 370. new details in the search with just hours to go until the black box stops pinging. melissa: apple on a downward slide. an internal memo says the worse may be yet to come. consumers want larger models with cheaper price tags than the iphone. facebook and google are snapping up companies, apple's giant war chest lies dormant of. we have charlie gasparino and marketing expert bruce

meantime, melissa francis with me now. she has the next hour. melissa: absolutely. deirdre, thanks so much. it is an iphone world and we're just living in it. a big stock split but there is no love for the ipad. >>> up in smoke, new regulations for e-cigarettes but some say they're getting off easy. >>> take your kid to workday is taking on new meaning at the white house. how this little girl may be the ultimate symbol of unemployment in this country. even when they say it's not, it is always about money. melissa: just as the world was ready to bury apple the stock is storming back today. the tech giant reporting better-than-expected earnings and revenue growth but apple is also revealing some core issues that could cause problems down the line. here to cause it all, charlie gasparino, scott martin of united advisors and ari from quantum networks. ipad only sold 3.65 million ipads, compared to 19.5 last year, far below the average. maybe you don't need an ipad after all. >> i don't think so. shockingly i don't think anybody would have said that six or 12 months ago.

. ♪ ♪ >> i am melissa francis with your fox business brief. a plan to settle a bad debt deal.rica $85 million. it had been costing the city tens of millions of dollars each year. they believe the threat to be much worse than we thought. cisco and juniper say some of their products contain the bug. minnesota is the latest state. the wage will now rise steadily each year until it hits $9.50 in 2016. that is the latest from the fox business network. giving you the power to prosper. ♪ >> whether it is on wall street or main street, here is who is making money today. prophets must weaker than expected. stocks down 3% right now. jamie dimon is getting hit on his wallet. he is good. he can afford it. also making money today, the chicago restaurant that is cooking up a storm in honor of national grilled cheese month. the billion-dollar grilled cheese sandwich comes at a more reasonable price. just $100. there are gold fox of course. i love that idea. making money out of thin air. the beijing artist and businessman that is selling jars of clean air for nearly $900 a pop. that is a busi

and joining me is melissa francis host of the money. why are the changes made in the first place. >> it is for four years complained about the questions and a lot has to do with the timing when they are asking respondents did you have insurance in the last 12 months. the way they phrased it people's answers are not accurate and in a working paper in the bureau, they said that questions are causing inflated estimates of the underinsured. and this is what the census is saying. >> does that mean the new questions in and of themselves will make the number of uninsured people come down? >> they went out and did a test where they sent folks out in the fold to test both questions. old phrasing and new phrasing and they kim back with different results. using the old questions, there is part of the population uninsured and new phrasing. 10.6 percent of the population is uninsured. and the chief of health statistics, said we expect lower numbers because of the questions and how they are asked. it is the census bureau itself said we'll get a lower

melissa francis. watch hers on the fox box network. at 2 o'clock. >> he's money. >> never get tired of that. >> and a hearing today revealing new details about missed opportunities and federal intelligence aemgss and we'll tell you what we learned today. >> and then this, an 80-year-old woman nearly crushed as the car smashes through the front dorof the pharmacy. >> and prosecutors start the cross examination of the blade runner, oscar pistorias. you can see the ammunition had on. on a watermelon. it exploded. >> that's correct. >> you know the same happen to reeva's head. it exploded. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition inharge™. [ olive garden'se®. 'buy one, take one,' it's back, but not for long, starting at just $12.99. enjoy dinner tonight and take home a second entrÉe for later. choose from a variety of amazing entrees, like new creamy citrus chicken.

melissa francis is here. melissa: it is judgment day for los angeles clippers owner donald sterling. the newly minted nba commissioner promise as investigation into sterling's alleged racist rant. in minutes he delivers. we'll bring you the commissioner's remarks live. >>> a tweet that is settings off firestorm. twitter campaign has us here at money raising the red flag. >>> flyers beware, the outrage as another major airline carrier piles on fees for using perks like overhead bins. is ha a perk? even when they say it is not it is always about money. melissa: we have breaking news on the controversy surrounding los angeles clippers owner donald sterling. any moment now, nba commissioner ad sam silver will make an -- adam silver make announcement on the investigation. let's go straight to the our panel and i inspiration for "jerry maguire," leigh steinberg, we have sports attorney lee olenick and sports business journal adam kaplan and fox news's brian kilmeade. give me the legal perspective on this one. what c

melissa: i am melissa francis with your fox business brief.protection against lawsuits. automaker wants a court to shield them from all cases related to faulty ignition claims occurring before it went broke in 2009. soda stream shares are soaring on a part that is talking to a large maker about a minority sale. the company may be about to sell 16% of its shares for over a billion dollars, possibly buyers could include pepsi and starbucks. hbo show "game of thrones" setting another piracy concerns imac record. the most illegal downloads to date. more than 200,000 users were all downloaded episode at the exact same time. that is latest from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. i've always kept my eye on her... but with so much health care noise, i didn't always watch out for myself. with unitedhealthcare, i get personalized information and rewards for addressing my health risks. but she's still gonna give me a heart attack. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. melissa: whether it is on wall street or main street, here

melissa: i am melissa francis with your fox business briefs.to workers will no appeal the outcome of a union vote. at a plant in tennessee, uaw president said it will abandon the challenge because it could take years to come to a conclusion. apple and google are battling it out to offer exclusive gaming apps. both are wooing developers to make sure the titles arrive first in their devices. apple and google will feature the games heavily in their respective app stores. and fast food rival mcdonald's and yum reports tomorrow. on wednesday it is tech giant apple and facebook. amazon and microsoft will reveal the results on thursday. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. melissa: after behrens called it trading cheaply compared to bigger rivals. wall street notice that, shares are up about 6%. business tycoon still has controlling shareholder. 41 million shares in his pocket meaning he has made $60 million today. also making a lot of money, they just so the country's most expensive vehicle. the dapper lo

>> i am melissa francis with your lack o fox business briefs.gged off talks is looking to get out of the handset business. >> i believe we could build a software business that could cover a lot of the declines you have seen in the past. melissa: it investigates the faulty missions which is. the ceo says it is a temporary step as she seeks the truth. number of jobless claims have fallen to the lowest level in seven years. the number of new people requesting benefits dropped to 300,000 last week, a level not seen since before the financial crisis. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. (dad) well, we've been thinking about it and we're just not sure. (agent) i understand. (dad) we've never sold a house before. (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. (dad) so if we sell, do you think we can swing it? (agent) i have the numbers right here and based on the comps that i've found, the timing is perfect. ...there's a lot of buyers for a house like yours. (dad) that's good to know. (mom) i'm so excited.

hour, and melissa francis had it right off the bat -- >> not this story, but the banks having to holdz: right. they're going to vote on this. but right now the suggestion, the recommendation is that they should hold 6% of what would equal their total assets. >> right. we should point out if asset managers came under this, it probably wouldn't be as stringent because they don't do the type of lending and credit sort of things that the banks do. but it would be an issue. they would have to hold more capital. the you notice, you know, bank stocks haven't been doing that great lately, right? just one of the reasons. liz: today's a tough day too. 27 minutes before closing bell. the latest technology out of israel's silicon lobby. right, arabic for valley. it could revolutionize how we charge our phones and quites. -- devices. it only works with a certain kind of very popular smartphone. which one? we'll let you know. you may own it. you've got to stay tuned. >>> and imax's global expansion plans accelerate as the company charts its course for an imax china ipo. first on fox business, the b

melissa: i am melissa francis with your fox business brief.affected by personal data theft has jumped to 18% from 11% half a year ago. a study shows social security numbers and bank details are being stolen at a rising rate. another study shows 78% of u.s. companies have experienced a data breach in the past two years. the blood technologies is buying motorola solutions enterprise business for around $3.5 billion in cash. it will allow zebra to apply the barcode technologies to their wider range of mobile and tablet devices. homebuilder sentiment rose less than expected this month to 47 from 46. he comments were hoping for a 50, anything below that level indicates a contraction. that is the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. melissa: whether it's on wall street or main street, here's who's making money today. anybody with a piece of coca-cola. the stock is jumping after stronger sales in china in the past quarter off that a in europe. shares up around 4% right now. the ceo having every reason to celebrate wi

i'm melissa francis with your fox business brief.coors uncovered an embest settlement scheme with a joint venture between mole sound coors and sabmiller from two former employees were stealing fund over many years before anyone even noticed. execs say they're extremely disappointed, i bet and pressing for full-on prosecution. >>> gm turned to an outside crisis management expert to guide it through its costly recall. they have the help of jell eller and his team who previously handled bridgestone's recall of dead lie tires in 2000. >>> half of americans change the way they do things online because of snooping by the nsa. 47% think twice what they surf and do on internet. more say they are banking and shopping less through websites. that is the fox business, giving you the power to prosper. you'll get a warm welcome in the new new york. see if your business qualifies at startupny.com melissa: we've got breaking news right now because we want to show you what is going on in the markets here. we're seeing a real slide in acceleration and

just spoke to charlie gasparino and melissa francis.n interesting take at what is really at heart with carl icahn. up. a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we ought to know. we're in the business of up. everyday delta flies a quarter of million people while investing billions improving everything from booking to baggage claim. we're raising the bar on flying and tomorrow we will up it yet again. liz: take a look, the dow jones industrial down 255 points to the low of the session. down 280 points. it is the nasdaq, we are now at three-year lows. since 2011 we haven't seen a loss like this down 128 points for the nasdaq. we are off the lows of the session. down nearly 3%. flip over to something that is actually working. coffee, replica hitting a two-year high. six straight session though forecast renewing fears a drought severely cut top grower brazil output up about 3% for coffee. want to quickly show you the 30-year treasury, the long-term treasury, treasury

alan combs is here and melissa francis as well.r interesting thing jay carney said the women at the white house make less than men and he said our numbers are more favorable to women than the national numbers >> so 88 cents is better? >> let's look at a couple tweets before we get into this that went back and forth yesterday. jennifer said love all of these guys meaning the ones that ask the questions. but 6-7 sent men to ask the president about the problem of gender pay inequality. and then from ed henry he tweeted back the white house send a man to the podium to answer them. >> no body is disputing there is a gap. but it is so hard. when you drill down on the people no two team or job are the same. you try to parse what is going on and different people make different decisions and look for different things in the work place. >> i think they are talking about the same job. >> median is what they said. that is the middle person. >> they also specified full-time year around. that is what it applies to. not every job in every sector.

and joining me is melissa francis host of the money. why are the

mike santoli joins us and health saw francis -- melissa francis.ot good, but why i? >> no, i mean, it definitely feels like there has been a loss in basic confidence. we saw pretty big declines last week. we got what we are calling a fed cat bounce after the fed said they were going to keep printing money, the market was buoyed for a day or so. but now we go back to this sensation it's a loss of momentum, and a lot of the technology stocks, biotech, ipos that had felt like high fliers that didn't necessarily have the fundamentals behind them, that's where we're seeing the most bleeding, and that's what's making you feel like maybe this is the start of something bigger. jenna: and, mike, that is the question, isn't it? is this something on emotion, driven by momentum on emotion, or are there some big, fundamental shifts that we should be watching? what do you think is the? >> this initial phase really does seem like a lot of stocks that got way ahead of themselves, you know, the reason they call it a correction is because it seems like the trend wen

we have scott, and francis, melissa. is everybody scared use, the fed bounce, and since then everything has been -- i'm trying to -- tech names, biotech, and all the things inflated we have questioned. that is where you're seeing a lot of the bleeding. >> interestingly enough, money goes out of one place into another. interest rates lower today. there's that. if we're worried about interest rates -- >> don't worry. days like this push that down because encourages people back into the stocks. want to go broke safely? by a ten-year treasury note at 2.6% and hold that for ten years and see how that works out. >> if you're in the market for a house you can get a loan, now at in other four and a third. >> we have a market that has been artificialie -- a number of days down and when you talk to traders as we did today. carl icahn on the program -- >> such a name dropper. >> i'm sorry. he is concern. he is worried. it's not in his best interests to say this on television but he can't help himself. he is concern about the market

melissa harris-perry. we begin with a historic moment at the vatican. just a few hours ago pope francisresided over the first joint candization of two former popes. they were elevated to saint hood during a special mass in st. peter's square. half a million people gathered to watch the ceremony, and hundreds of thousands more watched on jumbo screens across rome. the two popes, now saints, are both iconic figures in the modern day roman catholic church. pope john 23rd was named the good pope for his sense of humor and common touch. he's celebrated for launching the second vatican council, a historic gathering of bishops in the 1960s that moved the church to the modern age. and during his 26 year reign, the car izicmatic conservative implemented vatican two and traveled the world, energizing a new generation of catholics. he's revered for his fight against communism in eastern europe, especially his native poland. the former living pope also joined in the mass at st. peter's today. for more on this morning's historic event, nbc news correspondent anne thompson joins us from vatican city.