. >> michael bell said distributors were the devil. >> i couldn't believe tech data is the way it goes. >> now dell is putting billions of dollars into distributors because we're a more efficient route to market. that's the bottom line. and the industry leaders understand that and respect what we can do from that perspective. >> you talk about going into the hottest area. this one was amazing to me. networking and securities strong in america. that was fine. but notebooks stronger in europe. did you pivot and were ready with the notebook? >> the notebook demand really is you have to look longer. i think back a few years ago, lots of people bought tablets. >> right. >> thought that they would be the solution. tablets are great to deliver netflix movies or read a kindle book or do e-mail. when you get to real computing, you need the power of a computer. >> yes, you do. people thought the tablet -- you're right. >> i think that's the rebirth of the pc and in particular the laptop. and then on top of that our vendor partners, companies like hp, dell, have innovated. microsoft. we're the wo

michael bell from jpmorgan asset management. thank you vep. david, thank you so you, as well. david, managing partner at axiom alternative investments. get involved, as well. find us on e-mail. streetsignseurope, many come. in the moment time, we can talk about what lye really is about. so atonefreak just tweeted in his next berg, i love the picture. >> i'm@louisa bojesen. >>> coming up on the show, desperate and thoeg the calm to the maids. earth hour is about empowering people making a difference to change climate change with passion and excitement earth hour is about inspiring climate action celebrating a global movement and impact ♪ join us at earthhour.org 19th march at 8:30pm ♪ >>> hi, everybody. welcome back. you're still watching "street signs." >> hello. >> battling it out over which start we feel is the most relevant to investors. taking a look at the euro dollars chart behind me, we saw this massive drop yesterday after the ecb announcement, only for it to rise again. you guys have been writing in telling me why you think it's most important. paul says because it's

. >>> in a navy sea action, wedding bells for michael nicholson wed he today. we met up with the pair right before they tied the knot. many are familiar with the sergeant's sacrifices. he lost 3 limbs after exploding back in 2011. a huge show of support. he had one of the biggest home comings. he had a dim view of his future until he set eyes on katy 2 years ago and today the latest chapter in their love story. >> it's been a long time coming. once i met katy i knew that i was going to marry her and i'm just happy that today is actually the moment that i get to do it. >> and adding to their sweet love story the couple married at the same location where corporal nickel son's parents tied the knot 33 years ago. >>> people are dead tonight because of flooding. the youngest victim only 6 years old. >> hundreds of homes are under water after flooding there. how communities are dealing with that devastation. >> from texas to tennessee, thousands of residents across 6 states have been affected by historic rainfall. this woman had to be carried out of the water after d

much palace intrigue, wonderful party panel including melissa francis and co-host of "after the bell." michael malice has a book called dear reader, the pop culture guide to north korea. nomiki konst and former dnc council member. council member, so legit? >> yeah. kennedy: let's talk about this, donald trump's victory and where does ted cruz go from here? the establishment does not like him. is there any way he can get milk from their dry unloving teets? >> wow, i'm trying to get over his anchor pose. i don't know what's going to happen with the poor establishment. they're ripping their hair out going bananas, and trump is enjoying it, the more tortured they are, the more happy he is. >> in the end everybody has to sing kumbaya and sing together. he's going to have the opportunity to prove he's a unifier. during his speech, he was funny. he had a joke writer, he had somebody from "snl" writing jokes. hate ads were only 90% true or 90% false, and i don't know, maybe he can bring everybody together in a big loving hug. kennedy: he had a more focused speech. last week after the victories he had

. >>> wedding bells will ring for jillian michaels. she proposed to her longtime partner, heidi rose. the engagement actually took place four months ago. >> we're going italian in today's guide to pinterest. i found the recipe from joe and son's olive oils in tampa. of the many floating around on pinterest. >> we use our olive oil and aged balsamic vinegars and replace any fat or liquid with the oils or the vinegar. we're going to start off with a little green chili oil. 2 or 3 table spoons. >> reporter: next one cup of chopped onions. one chopperd green pepper. >> and about six cloves of garlic. >> reporter: season with salt and pepper until the onions are translucent and the ingredients are soft, add tomatoes. >> one whole can. >> reporter: and one fourth cup of balsamic vinegar. depth of flavor and a little bit of sweetness. >> reporter: you can use a blendtory smooth out your sauce. >> you want to do this before you add the crab meat. >> reporter: then comes the crab meat. >> fresh crab meat, not the fake stuff. so we just go ahead

president obama called the belgium prime minister charles michael to congratulate him. >>> closing bell in 7 minutes, could the new york stock exchange join forces with the london stock exchange? breaking news! charlie gasparino up next to tell us how the nyse and current owners are threatening to ice out the deutch of wars from the plan. charlie breaks it. the dow is up 121 on this friday. understands the life behind it. for those who've served and the families that have supported them, we offer our best service in return. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. and i quit smoking with i'm chantix. i had a lot of doubts going in. i was a smoker. hands down, it was, that's who i was. after one week of chantix, i knew i could quit. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix definitely helped reduce my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping

michael, evan, that does it for us on closing bell. have a great weekend everybody. fast money begins right now. >> fast money does start right now. live from the nasdaq overlooking new york city's time square. tonight on fast the man who called the collapse is back. this time he has a shocking call where he sees oil going to next. he'll be here to explain. plus, donald trump taking aim at companies and could be weighing on stock prices. are there stocks going nowhere? we've got a way to make money on stocks doing just that. we are calling it reviving the dead and your money will never be the same. first we start off with the market that's been the hell and back. stocks posting their fourth straight week. believe it or not they're almost flat on the year. are we in the clear? is it too late to participate in this upside? >> some names, absolutely. i'll say this, i never thought we would get here by march 11th. we're talking about 2025 by the time we got to the 1950 level. we're also here at 16.5. if you look back at the last 12-18 months, we're getting towards levels

bell." carol roth and michael santolli as we continue to make sense what just happened this afternoon with the federal reserve, dow goes out with a gain of 74 points. that does it for "closing bell." right now "fast money" begins now. >>> "fast money" starts right now. live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square i'm melissa lee. traders are steve grasso, brian kelly, karen finerman and guy adami. stocks hitting their highest level of the year but a top technician says something is very wrong with this rally. he'll tell you what that is and how you can protect yourself. plus, fedex out with a big beat and the stock is surging after hours. the call getting under way right now and we'll bring you the latest and the implications on what that should mean for the broader markets, and later energy space is so bad right now that it could actually be good news for one very crucial part of the market. we'll tell what you that is, but, first, we start with what was the most northern day for the markets this year. both the dow and s&p 500 closing out their highest levels of t

michael is hospitalized. he will be charged when he gets out. brad bell, abc7 news. maureen: thank you. abc7 staying on top of every new development in this case. follow the investigation on air and online at wjla.com. ahead at 6:00, the new what the homeless shelter now as to deal with. horace holmes but she found fame. seeing her dancing with the president and now playing happens with the harlem globe trotters. she has moves. we show you co we need women in congress. if we want to be heard, it was the women who forced republicans to include coverage in the affordable care act. in congress, i'll fight for pay equity, family leave and tougher gun safety laws. and, as an environmentalist, i'll work combat climate change. i know as a journalist and as a senior executive in business that when women are at the table, we get things done. i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. maureen: updating breaking news tonight. metrorail will not be running tomorrow. the entire system will be shut down for 29 hours. crews can do emergency inspections after a cable fire near the mcpherson squar

( bell rings ) family, michael. you have to protect them from those guys. tony, here, is your quarterback. you protect his blind side. when you look at him, you think of me. oompa loompa here is your tailback and when you look at him you think of little s.j., and how you would never let anything hurt him. you can thank me later. ( bell rings ) ( applause ) ain't no mountain high enough ain't no valley low enough ain't no river wide enough ( bell rings ) >> i don't know what to say, really. three minutes, the biggest battle of our professional lives. all comes down to today. and we heal now as a team or we crumble. that's all it is. so now what are we gonna do? >> wooo! >> yeah! >> yes! yes! playing football may have been the opportunity of your lifetime. but i don't, want, your, life. ( laughter ) >> um, what is he doing? we're-- we're not doing that scene. >> we cut that. >> we cut this bit. >> james: well, it's still a treat for the ladies, isn't it? ( bell rings ) ( applause ) >> come on! wooo! let's go! let's go! ( bell rings ) ( bell rings ) ( bell rin

bell." carol roth and michael santolli as we continue to make sense what just happened this afternoon with theve, dow goes out with a gain of 74 points. that does it for "closing bell." right now "fast money" begins now. >>> "fast money" starts right now. live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square i'm melissa lee. traders are steve grasso, brian kelly, karen finerman and guy adami. stocks hitting their highest level of the year but a top technician says something is very wrong with this rally. he'll tell you what that is and how you can protect yourself. plus, fedex out with a big beat and the stock is surging after hours. the call getting under way right now and we'll bring you the latest and the implications on what that should mean for the broader markets, and later energy space is so bad right now that it could actually be good news for one very crucial part of the market. we'll tell what you that is, but, first, we start with what was the most northern day for the markets this year. both the dow and s&p 500 closing out their highest levels of the

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bell. a 17-year-old boy and his 18-year-old girlfriend are facing charges. the sheriff's office says michael anderson is charged with second-degree murder in the death of antoine davis. his girlfriend is charged as an accessory. davis was killed in ocoee last saturday night. news 6 reporter jennifer ortega has been following this for us and she joins us live. the sheriff just talked about this. >> reporter: well, the sheriff said he actually arrested 17-year-old michael anderson. he was hiding in the wooded area near orange blossom this morning when they arrested him around 1:20 this afternoon. they say his girlfriend played thing. she was actually charged with accessory and tampering with evidence. she has also been arrested and anderson is being charged with second-degree murder. here's what the sheriff had to say about the whole thing. >> we know this won't bring antoine back, but we -- but we hope this news will bring a measure of comfort to his family as they prepare for his funeral. >> reporter: now, the sheriff did go into detail, saying antoine was actually buying marijuana from ande

. >> stephanie link, michael santolli, appreciate it. that does for us on "closing bell." "fast money" begins right now. >>> "fast money" does start right. live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square i'm melissa lee. traders are peter najarian, steve grasso, brian kelly and guy adami. doesn't a big bubble just burst on the market but it shouldn't scare you just yet because one strategist says that very thing could spell big gains for stocks. we'll explain. plus, from first to worst, the best performing stock in the s&p is now officially in bear market territory. what that is and whether traders are betting on a turnaround. but, first, we start with a breaking news on former chesapeake energy ceo aubrey mcclendon and let's get straight to sue herera with the very latest on this developing story, sue? >> an accident happened earlier this morning about 8:15 a.m. this morning, and aubrey mcclendon, the former ceo of chesapeake energy, was identified by the oklahoma city police department as being the victim in this one-car accident that occurred o

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until the closing bell rings with a herd got spooked last year, investors yanked $140 billion out of u.s. equity funds in 2015. that may have you attempted to run for the act sets but michaelolland says shut the door, stood down, calm down. his case for diving head first into specific stocks he will name is coming the. "countdown to the closing bell" coming back, dow was up 12 points. . . . . ...as a combination of see products.. and customers. every on-time arrival is backed by thousands of od employees, ...who make sure the millions of products we ship arrive without damages. because od employees treat customer service... ...like our most important delivery. od. helping the world keep promises. liz: gold pulling back a little bit, looking dull to investors. this is the third loss in a row. gold miners interestingly enough behaving in a different way, right, lori? >> liz, we're expecting mario draghi to wave his wand and bring new round of stimulus there. the safe to say gold miners, copper companies benefited from broader strength going on with the big picture. barrick gold, newmont mining all up nicely today. that spdr gold trust, a basket of the gold-backed stocks, dow

bell, abc7 news. michelle: okay, brad. thank you. all three brothers involved including michael ford who police say opened fire outside the station remain in jail. no bond while awaiting their trials. michael ford faces 25 charges including second-degree murder. scott: new developments in the investigation into the brussels terror attacks. the manhunt is now expanding. belgian authorities say another person involved the bombings may be on the run. marci gonzalez has the latest on the search for answers. marci: across belgium, a moment of silence people kill and 300 others injured in tuesday's terror attacks. >> i remember seeing explosions. the whole time i was just trying to tell myself i'm going to make it, i'm going to make it, i'm going to make it. >> the manhunt expanding. police looking for one of the airport bombers and searching for a suspect shown in surveillance images with the suicide bomber just before the subway station before the attack. new questions of a failure of intelligence involving el bakraoui's brother ibrahim. he was detained at the border and flagged by

we're putting michael to the test to see what he can whip up using mystery ingredients from our audience. plus, mario's going on a cooking adventure with the amazing jurnee smollett-bellhe's brought one of her signature recipes. we're about to get our easy gourmet on, right now, on "the chew." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> hello, and welcome to "the chew." now, i am so excited, because today's show is all about how to create something amazing with only five ingredients.

then, we're putting michael to the test to see what he can whip up using mystery ingredients from our audience. adventure with the amazing jurnee smollett-bell. and she's brought one of her signature recipes. we're about to get our easy gourmet on, right now, on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] >>> hello, and welcome to "the chew." now, i am so excited, because today's show is all about how to create something amazing with only five ingredients. today, we're teaching you how to be a five-ingredient gourmet. [ cheers and applause ] i love when i get to do that. it makes me feel very good about myself. so today's dishes all have five ingredients. but there is actually a bread recipe that is blowing up on the internet and pinterest right now. and it is called cloud bread, and it only has three ingredients, and it is carb and gluten free.

. >> cute one happy 50 and birthday shout out in blue bell for the half a century. nicely done. >> michael. thanks, michael. . >>> welcome back it's straight up 8:30. let get you caught up in the headlines mourners started bringing flowers to a memorial outside the airport in russia. yesterday a fly dubai plane crashed there amid high winds kill 62 people on board. crews have gun examining the black boxes from that flight. as investigators are still trying to figure out exactly what went wrong. >>> police in camden need your help searching for a missing man. 20-year-old aryan davis was reported missing yesterday. he was last seen wearing a before a shirt, gray hoodeded sweatshirt and gray sweat pants. if you see him please call police. >>> it's a formal with a twist. last night, there's a mayor. local puts on their best and top their formal wear with masks for the mayor's masked ball. that's beautiful. that almost looks like painted. it benefits united negro college fund. photo of masked mall for mayor kenney who is improving. >>> helping folks, help us out with the weather >> i wish i cou

. >> stephanie link, michael santolli, appreciate it. that does for us on "closing bell."fast money" begins right now. >>> "fast money" does start right. live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square i'm melissa lee. traders are peter najarian, steve grasso, brian kelly and guy adami. doesn't a big bubble just burst on the market but it shouldn't scare you just yet because one strategist says that very thing could spell big gains for stocks. we'll explain. plus, from first to worst, the best performing stock in the s&p is now officially in bear market territory. what that is and whether traders are betting on a turnaround. but, first, we start with a breaking news on former chesapeake energy ceo aubrey mcclendon and let's get straight to sue herera with the very latest on this developing story, sue? >> an accident happened earlier this morning about a

michael, evan, that does it for us on closing bell. have a great weekend everybody.money begins right now. >> fast money does start right now. live from the nasdaq overlooking new york city's time square. tonight on fast the man who called the collapse is back. this time he has a shocking call where he sees oil going to next. he'll be here to explain. plus, donald trump taking aim at companies and could be weighing on stock prices. are there stocks going nowhere? we've got a way to make money on stocks doing just that. we are calling it reviving the dead and your money will never be the same. first we start off with the market that's been the hell and back.

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this year, the former and current ceos will be wringing the closing bell this afternoon at the new york stock exchange. joining us is michaelters, ceo of chess apiano ec. >> chairman emeritus celebrating 50 years with the company. >> that. >> you're a young one, only been there 30 years. >> wee very honored to be here with ralph ringing the bell. >>tilities are sexy -- >> but the tremendous skepticism about markets or whatever. every time you turn around, utilities, that's fine, but we want to go where the growth is. >> and chess 'peek utilities in particular, we have been working extremely hard implementing a growth strategy. this goes back even to the early '80s when we were ranked by "forbes" as an up-and-coming company. it's about making smart investments and executing and getting higher returns on these significant level of capital expenditures we've been making. >> yet so many natural gas and other companies tied to energy have done so poorly. how leveraged are you? >> actually we are a distributor and we also have pipelines that deliver natural gas to distributors, so we're very close to the end-use customers who are

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bell july. terror attacks that shook europe to the core and raises broad questions about open boreders, safety abroad, and safety here at home as well. ian brimmer is t michael owe han lan, senior policy fellow at the brookings institution. thank you for being here. ian, this weekend is huge for travel. the state department put out these warnings for americans planning to travel abroad. should we feel safe traveling in europe? >> sure. i don't think we should allow this to affect our lives. but there's no question that the concerns about terror in europe ar lot lornlger than they were before. i would say if i was talking to students, friends, family, i'd be more concerned about turkey, istanbul, with tourist there's, than other places. as far as western europe, no, i still would say no. >> why turkey? we have heard recent attacks there as well. >> it's going to be really hard for president erdogan to maintain control locally. the attacks have expanded from beyond kurdish areas, now getting into ankara, istanbul, and targeting tourist escalate. 2.5 million refugees, thunumber expanding. in europe it's a much more contained issue. >> let's talk about the issue

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. >> michael: he's called south florida his home since the late '70s but tonight mark devlieger a belgium native and president of the bell club of florida is glued to his television watching live broadcasts from his home hundred of brussels where most of his family is still living today. >> i called my father, my brother. high. holed brother's son-in-law was on his way to the airport to catch a flight, so he was 20 minds away from the airport when it happened. >> michael: mark, who is also a former belgian journalist, said tuesday's terrorist attack which killed more than 30 people and injured hundreds more, has shaken the small but close-knit community of 300 belgian family living throughout south florida. the attack by isis targeted a subway station and airport. mark was just there in gash, telling us most of the country he also described the security at the airport. >> it's easier to walk in and out still because they havenen faced what we face here 9/11. michael: thousands of miles away from this horrific scene a candle continues to burn,n, a entry bout to the hundreds of innocent victims. >> today's total jock. not

bell. this is bloomberg go. also with this is michaelys.t i'm not sure if you heard of a buffalo drop. they have a lot of rates on bloomberg. we would get to that. by now, let's get you up to speed on what is happening in markets. futurist look boring. -- was notks boring. it is inching higher into the grain. 2016 highs are dead flat. down one third of 1%. the dax is off a little bit. the dollar-yield, 1/12. yields on the longer end are selling off, rising at the front end, anchored in a yield curve. that.e will talk about 1%. of let's get the vonnie quinn. vonnie: authorities in western belgian are searching a wooded area close to the french border. there are reports that link the men that is planning -- that was planning an attack. he is accused of planning at least one imminent attack and transporting arms and explosives . as well as holding fake documents. a nonprofit link to john mccain receives a donation from the government of saudi arabia. his office says the arizona atublican has honorary roles the mccain institute for internati

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michael ford hospitalized from the gunshot wound. he is expected to survive. all three of the suspects we're told by sources will be charged with second degree murder. brad bell, abc7 news. alison: we will take that live. michelle: he would have turned 29 but now family and friends mourn his loss. amy aubert is live in upper chichester at colson's high school. difficult day for the folks there. amy: very difficult. news that hit the community hard. a day spent coming together, hugging, sharing stories and remembering an officer gone too soon. >> the greatest grandson you could have. kind, courteous. >> my heart dropped to the floor. >> a call they will never forget. >> the phone rings at night. you think something bad happened. they told me he got killed. amy: the 28-year-old doing a job he always imagined. >> he had the personality for it. he did. he loved what he was doing. >> he took a his grandfather. >> his grandfather was an officer in pennsylvania. >> a very sharp young man. very sharp. amy: a sharp young man. quarterback on the high school football team and second vice president of the class. contagious smile and friendly personality never forgotten.

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bell. ♪ >> thank you, sean. comments already from our last segment. michaelight who was just here the science does support the need for quality pre k in philadelphia. thank you for that, michael. another mike says the best time of his live probably mid 20s. first met his wife before we reproduced. >> isn't ain't that the truth? >> after we met. nicely done. we still want to hear from you. the best time of your life and if you have any more input and feedback into the last segment the city has website. we'll make sure we put it up on our website at fox 29.cot com because they want to hear from you. >> hey, jenn. >> meditation has long been proven to be good for your health. how exactly do you do it? coming up meditation tips and the reason why if you haven't started doing it already you might want to begin today. ♪ so how old is the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania? i don't have enough fingers ben! ok gus, make a wish! that was some blowout. thanks, so are these! wow, the new blowout instant games from the pennsylvania lottery, with over $225 milli

we're putting michael to the test to see what he can whip up using mystery ingredients from our audience. plus, mario's going on a cooking adventure with the amazing jurnee s sllett-bell. and she's brought one of her signature recipes. we're about to get our easy gourmet on, right now, on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] >>> hello, and welcome to "the chew." now, i am so excited, because today's show is all about how to create something amazing with only five ingredients. be a five-ingredient gourmet. [ cheers and applause ] i love when i get to do that. it makes me feel very good about myself. so today's dishes all have five ingredients. but there is actually a bread recipe that is blowing up on the internet and pinterest right now. and it is called cloud bread, and it only has three ingredients, and it is carb and gluten free. [ cheers and applause ] >> it looks fascinating. >> it doesn't look like bread to . >> it's not a a ead, no. >> this is -- >> i'm not saying it's blowing up in my kitchen. i'm saying it's blowing up on pinterest. >> can they tell us what the three ingredients are? >> i can, absolutely. eggs, cream cheese and cream of tartar. [ applse ] one

michael ford is still in the hospital. as expected bond denied for malik and elijah, his two brothers. but shocking developments from the prosecutor and police chief. maryland bureau chief brad bell is in upper marlboro with a closer look at what happened. brad? brad: so the news has to do with the death of officer colson. we were the first to report very early on that police believed this was a case of friendly fire. that is that one officer's bullet killed another in the middle of the shoot-out. well, what was revealed today is that police are now admitting that the officer who fired did intentionally fire at the other officer. but it was because he at that time perceived a threat. police chief hank stawinski describing a chaotic situation. with a man they allege was michael ford, stand until front of the district iii station sunday afternoon at 4:30 firing 20 gunshots at officers, passing cars and ambulance. into the district iii station. in the shoot-out, an officer managed to bring down michael ford with two shots. but another officer saw officer colson arrive on scene in plain clothes with a gun and fired at him as well. >> i do not believe a police officer intentionally fi

michael pearson is back to work. activist investor backing pearson during an interview on closing bell yesterday.'s incredibly, incredibly driven. incredibly smart. he's a great problem solver and we're solving problems as we speak, as the model changes and shifts. he's about, you know, 80% back. he really was sick. and he's finding his energy as we speak. it's surprising how quickly he's attacked and having come back. and really being as determined as he can be to the shareholders to solve his problems. so we think mike is the right guy for the job. >> pearson has to be all that because valeant's market has more than halved since act. >>> apple's response to the department of justice is due today. the latest chapter in the doj's case against the tech giant. unlocking the phone of one of the san bernardino terrorists could provide more information about the shooter and plot behind the deadly attack. apple claims this breaches the promise protection. they are due in federal court next week. amazon will be launching a cloud my grace service today. the technology willett companies shift data from th

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tom: michael mckee centers on 80% of people exiting various primary votes saying their life is not better. there are two americas. can we do stephen roach based on allich is one bell a kind of massive polarity of and even polarity of aspiration as well as expiration? stephen: this gets to the big issue in michigan that did not map into ohio, and that is pressures on middle income american workers in terms of jobs and wages. i think the politicians -- and i have a little something coming out on this today, on a yell university press blog -- on a yale university press blog -- are misleading the american public by been aiming -- by blaming trade. what they fail to tell you is that they are responsible for these problems by running big budget deficits. tom: that was a massive plug for the yell blog -- for the yale blog by professor stephen roach. what is the level of gdp donald trump needs or secretary clinton needs? three? it seems so removed. stephen: we historically have been able to grow between 3% and 3.5%. ,ow we are growing at 1.5% which is sort of ironic because the unemployment rate is comparable to what it was in the old regime, which is another way of the g

michael, jump in on that. the fact that communications -- i don't know if they've been encrypted or not, but they would set off alarm bells far. >> similar to, for example, facial shazar, the times square bomber, he knew he had a limited time to get out because if he stayed in new york we would find him. he got pretty close. he made his way to the airport. it's interesting in this case the decision was made it would be too hard to get out of the entirety of the eu, that he might get caught so he would lay low in a neighborhood he knew best. then the question, how is it the authorities in belgium who are focused on this area -- >> didn't know. >> -- and are talking to i would assume human sources in this area and have surveillance capabilities weren't able to figure any of this out until now. it's a good day for them but also raises a lot of questions. >> jump in. >> you have this schengen sort of border free travel in europe. belgiums speak french, they speak german. there's a huge frankophone contingent in this area. one who i interviewed told me he trained up two french nationals who had returned to france. very porous.

michael. >>> thank you, ginger. now come in here and join us, why don't you. it is time now for "pop news" and the hilarious kristen bells are a little different than most when it comes to "frozen" mania. take a look. >> do your daughters go nuts that you're princess anna? i mean is that like a big thing. >> no, they could care less. >> they don't care. >> no, god no. >> i don't know because they live to break down my self-esteem. >> she's got it right. it turns out she's a big "game of thrones" fan and she that on to her kids. >> i'm such a "game of thrones" junkie. one of the first phrases i taught my kid to say is winter is coming. and she used to run around and say winter coming. winter coming. >> very funny. >> there are no elsa dresses for her kids but made her daughter a jon snow costume. jimmy reminded her how her show competes with "game of thrones" and she replied, that's a bummer and a program note for "jimmy kimmel," he has a big guest tonight, presidential candidate hillary clinton and all that starts at 11:35 eastern right here on abc. >>> and next up, speaking of "game of thrones," we're officially just o

bell adjustment they arrested saleh abdeslam. when they went into their long-term safe house in brussels, they found an isis flag, qaa hrekaleshnakov, ammun. we will get answers in the hours ahead, chris. >> michael weiss has been standing by. you have been working your sources. what have you learned about an isis connection or anything? >> i mean, there are unconfirmed mutterings. it is true that isis supporters are cheering as they do. they do it all the time when they carry out a mission. since paris, we all have been walking on egg shells waiting for the next major attack. and i have to emphasize, it's not just the capital of europe that's been struck today. this is the second nato capital in a week's time isis has -- not a nato cap talg but a nato country. that isis has been able to carry out a deadly bombing of this nature. i have seen footage from the subway terminal. i don't know if it's for real but it has been tweeted out showing the scene of the region. the spokesman for isis about a year ago put out a statement saying this is the new phase in isis's foreign operations. he mentioned countries by name. he mentioned, france, pell skwrupl, australia, canada, the united states. he said you