nicole petallides is up next. nicole: i'm nicole petallides and fort melissa francis. here's some 85 today. gabba announced stronger than expected sales in april. shares rallied more than 5% on the news. owning 39 million shares. that means she made $85 million today. also making "money," pulse em, the u.s. government's court its biggest monthly surplus of five years. the budget surplus, said to be because of higher taxes and improving income. and ryan gosling making "money." warner brothers is buying the u.s. rights to a the four year debut according to deadles. how. warner brothers will pay 3 million bucks to be is distributor. even when they see it is not, it's always about "money." ♪ we start tonight with the power of "money" and the latest saga. the banking giant firing back at critics who want to split chairman and ceo jamie dimon dual roles saying the current structure is most effective for the bank. things seem to be getting worse by the date for jpmorgan and jamie dimon. the california attorney general is suing over how the bank collts credit-card debt. in the

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nicole moore. we're coming right up to the door right now. nicole moore. ♪ whoa and don't it feel good >> here we go. ♪ hey oh yeah >> here we go. ♪ don't it feel good >> hi, are you nicole moore? >> yes. >> hi. >> you know me? >> yes. >> well, will et me tell you, you're the winner of our mother's day breakfast in bed? >> really? >> yes. >> you know what, you're live on "good morning america" right now. so, nicole, if you don't mind we would love to just put a microphone on you because america wants to know just how special you are and what you've done for your family. okay. >> are you ready for that? >> sure. >> let's go right over to this little monitor and my good friend robin roberts, she's got something that she wants to say, okay? >> okay. >> here we go. ♪ >> reporter: it should have been the happiest time in nicole moore's life. >> it's her heart that makes her such a wonderful mom and a wonderful friend. >> reporter: she was married to her high school sweetheart lee. >> we always had the s

liz: thank you, nicole.want to tell you guys that when we just interviewed warren buffet's kids, a big crowd actually just gathered here behind me, and as you can see, they came and they were listening and one of the important things they said is their father had an mri that was completely clean. remember, he was suffering from prostate cancer, completely clean, breaking news here op fox business, and people do care about the health because he is the ceo and chairman of the company that today is hitting all-time highs, and waiting on first quarter earnings. >> we'll get earnings within the next hour and a half, two hours, and we'll have them here at fox business, as you said, hitting an all-time high, 163,771 a share, down a little bit before we hit the closing bell, but up 21% year to date, and investors look in the report for details about how the company not only is doing, but the purchase of highs. i know you talked about the 28 billion dollar purchase of hines approved by the shareholders at hines, and

nicole: i'll be ready with it. stuart: keep it up, nicole. we're up 142 points.sis for obamacare rolls on and worse. hate to have negatives on a day like this. fed of carolina declaring the entire law illegal. a new law passed the state house and said na obamacare is now null and void. get this, president obama's nominee for commerce secretary is one of the richest people in america, how much is she worth? is there any outrage about the billions that she has? time for 7 early movers on the jobs market day. better than expected profits at weight watchers. january the 1st everybody goes on a diet and weight watchers doing well, up 6%, 8%? what is that? 8%, thank you, next week that graphic gets bigger so i can read it. and fleet corps helps manage employee spending and business is good. the company raised its forecast, the stock is up. and zag makes accessories for your mobile phone and the company lowered its outlook and it's down 27%. regulators recommend against cancer therapy, not good for that stock, it's down, what, 17? 47%, that's a drop. arena withdraws its

, when he removed nicole, she was dead.kidnap nicole and hide her, he would later find her and that he would be the hero. that was his plan. dube faces murder and kidnapping charges. he's not yet entered a plea. his attorney says his client has received threats and is asking for calm in a community located north of bangor, maine. cable's friends who had joined her family in searching for her, for a week before her body was found, was stunned. they say they were stunned and by who was accused of killing her. >> why? >> what possesses you to do something like that to a 15-year-old girl? >> i wouldn't want to talk to him. it sickens me to know him. >> cable's friends have set up a facebook page in support of the 15-year-old, but, brooke, once again, this is another tragic facebook story, just another reminder, especially for young people, teenagers, to be very careful of who they are sending messages to and receiving messages from on facebook. >> absolutely right. jason carol, thank you. >>> coming up, a special cnn investigat

nicole petallides, what about hormel foods? nicole: they are dropping to the downside. increase cost. down about 2%, also, is the acquired skippy's peanut butter, $700 million that is one of the reasons why we talk about higher cost involved. lower quarterly profit, another name under the umbrella. that actually does well for them as far as revenue is concerned. dagen: the big question is after ben bernanke's testimony yesterday after the fed minutes came out, when will the federal reserve starts to take away, paperback the bond buying program, when will we feel the pain? japan falling 7%, is our day going to come soon? what does he think about the communication or lack thereof? the pain we will feel when the fed takes the juice away. will it be painful? is it unavoidable? >> some extent it is unavoidable. there's good division with some of the members wanting to continue the quantitative easing, others want to scale back fairly quickly. i would guess the fourth quarter of this year or the first quarter of next year is when they will start scaling back or tapering off t

time to check in with nicole petallides. nicole: let's talk about what we are seeing.re down about 95 points. we did see the dow with session lows. down about 114-point. remaining at a very tight range. they said they can increase or decrease or reduce the buying. it shows they are just about ready for anything. they will remain highly accommodative. interestingly enough, the vix is to the upside. back to you. ashley: thank you. we will be back in 15 minutes. tracy: we will increase, we will decrease, we will do whatever you want. all right. coming up, some guys have all the luck. high-speed traders can execute deals a fraction of a second before the rest of us. we will have the details on that story next. ashley: let's take a look at how the u.s. dollar is moving right now. the dollar slightly dropped against the yen after the fed statement. now, it is slightly higher. we will be right back. ♪ for seeing your business in a whole new way. for seeing what cash is coming in and going out... so you can understand every angle of your cash flow- last week, this month, and e

nicole petallides. nicole? >> we're taking a look, melissa at a couple names under pressure.at first energy. this is one, got it for you now sitting at 39.49. we're looking both of these names, including excelon as well are to the downside. they are weighing on the s&p 500. downgrades for both of these names. i'm showing you one here. one is up as well. utilities overall have been lagging the market. we see deutsche bank downgraded excelon from a hold to a buy, talking about revenue headwinds. that is something that hit credit suisse downgraded first energy corporation. which we bought to neutral from outperformed. both are coming under pressure where we see so many up your rose with 27 of 30 dow components actually posting gains. these are two names indeed pulling back. back to you. melisssa: nicole, thanks so much. lori: breaking news. alan krueger is leaving his post as president obama's chief economist. peter barnes on the story from the white house for us. what, he had enough? >> no, lori. actually, this is not uncommon, universities like princeton where alan krueger cam

let's go to nicole petallides. nicole: continuing to follow the market very closely.the nasdaq will pay $10 million in order to settle securities law violations about its mismanagement of the facebook ipo last may. obviously, it was a heavily traded public offering and the sec said for systems, poor decision-making. shares or stock. if you are buying and you do not know if you have bought, dubai more? that was the issue that people were facing on that day. you had so many investors so frustrated that day. it also kills consumer confidence. sec settlement on facebook is an important step forward. we have carefully viewed the event. the nasdaq, of course things positive comments. this is the largest ever against an exchange. cheryl: thank you very much. nice coverage on that story today. we are also looking at this stock. it is jcpenney. they are down about 5% year to date. the ceo has been replaced. now they have a new issue they are dealing with. a user notice something strange. a billboard of a tea kettle that looks, in their opinion like hitler. that is a teapot tha

nicole petallides and phil flynn. nicole.seeing here with the market major averages. the dow 15,000. you can see it right now. it has pulled back. we did cross the 15,000 mark. we traded as high as 15,009. the s&p also touched and rope through records. we watched that. new highs there. the nasdaq composite hitting levels. the employment report with some good news. the catalyst for the day. we are at the date of the earnings season. at&t, visor and jpmorgan are the exception. caterpillar, 3m and hewlett-packard helping to cape the bull market going today. phil flynn, what is going on there in chicago. >> look at this. we are seeing a huge move. this is the type of move that back in the old days, we would have had a limit. what is going on here? get me into some of that stock market rally right now. we are also seeing the stock report. everyone was talking about people not wanting to commit to the stock market rally. are they going to be accommodative? look at europe right now. they are falling. here in the u.s., going the othe

stuart: thank you, nicole.hree of us can say, the market wants to go up and is going up. nodding of heads on that. charles: to the upside. stuart: and you know, we begin with warnings of a cyber hack on government and financial institutions, possibly today. and according to abc news, the fbi sent out notices, warning of potential disruptions and this comes after the pentagon. this is separate, the pentagon directly accused china of trying to hack u.s. government and military computers, that's a big deal. it's the most direct accusation of hacking against the chinese so far. liz, what can you tell me what china is saying in response to that. imus:. >> chinese statements, that it's groundless, harm u.s. relationship with china and could jeopardize the mutual trust between the governments, but the pentagon report you cite is the first time they've accusing and the pentagon has gone further, they're saying that china is actually training its military strategist on way to seib ear hack and spies and-- >> this is a h

our own nicole petallides standing by.he dow adding to gains here. >> this is one of those days great for the bulls if you're loving it, you love 15,000. the dow jones industrials are up 69 points. this is record-setting day, historic day as we set new highs. look at disney right now. you can see disney is up 3/4 of 1% trading near the all-time high. we'll get numbers after the bell. analysts looking for earnings 77 cents a share. both earnings and revenue were supposed to be greater than they were big gains from a year ago. separately the company announced a deal with electronic arts. that will be one to watch. watch disney "after the bell." don't miss it at the 4:00 p.m. show. ladies, i can't resist, i'm a real patriot okay. first thing i noticed, does anybody see anything going on with melissa, lori and i here a little bit? lori: leave it to you, nicole. you leave no detail. melissa: i love it. you're the best. lori: if i had height like nicole, then it would be all good. you too, for that matter. who is taller you or n

at what, nicole?> well, i'm looking at a big rally here. up over 200 points, dagen at 15 15020 and change. a rally underway. in good economic reports on consumer confidence and case schiller and everybody continues to see the fed printing at least for the nearest term, and so with that, we continue to take off. don't forget, we sold off last week and broke the winning records that we have seen, so after four straight weeks, we give backlash much of the same for the s&p 500. a little bit of a bounce back here, and majority of the dow components are winners. the only losers, proctor and gamble, merck, american express cleiding -- leading the way. you're a superstar well-republic the anchor, but if they bring back "the jersey shore," you can star in it. dagen: i have the tan working on it. >> i'll be the side kick. dagen: you did that naturally. i do this in a bed with bulbs and silicone lotion. that's too much. nicole, thank you so much. you look fan fantastic as always. home prices in rally mode. the h

we would like to check back in with nicole petallides. nicole: nicole: let's start off with zillow.n you look at the real estate website, they actually did raised their forecast. the stock is down nearly 10%. they said they would increase their spending on marketing. that could, in turn, hurt profitability. it is down about 10%. taking a look at wendy's right now. earnings fell 83 present. another loser. that is what we are seeing. down about 5% at the moment. back to you. lori: thank you, nicole. ashley: fewer and fewer domestic flights available lately. airlines have cut scheduled domestic flights by 14%. this means midsized airports have been hit the hardest. even some major airports are even getting her. one thing on the rise, though, ticket costs. a round-trip ticket $374. remember the days of southwest $29 round trip. lori: another solyndra, and other obama administration backed business bites the dust. ashley: plus, lou dobbs. he is fired up. he will be here next. lori: let's check reaction in the dollar. how is the greenback faring? it is weaker. back after this. ♪ i turned

thanks, nicole. greece unemployment hitting all-time high of 27% with 60.2% youth unemployment rate. earlier today greece's finance minister says the country's recession-racked economy will begin recovering next year. what are we missing? we have the managing partner of spotlight ideas. welcome, steven, from westminster there behind you. what exactly is this greek finance minister smoking in what does he see that we don't? >> this is extremely good question, ashley, because you look at the metrics. the gdp will contract 4 1/2% this year. that follows from a 6% contraction in 2012 and 6.5 in 2011. the country we know is on its third wave of bailouts. what he is hoping is that there might be some slowing of the contraction in the growth by the end of next year. and then maybe we get a j curve effect on unemployment i think starts to improve a little bit and is it allows greece to get to a point where they have a primary surplus. that means they can ask for more debt forgive nist from the ever so patien

back to the new york stock exchange and nicole petallides. nicole: another record-setting day here. we are seeing both the dow and the s&p breaking out to levels we have never seen before. as for the nasdaq, you are also seeing the nasdaq sitting at and even 3500. it, too, hit a multi- year high. as you can see, we've retraced and move back closer to the unchanged line. futures ticked off and we had some down arrows. it has been mixed. what we have been seeing, for the most part, in this market, is the higher lows and higher highs. new highs for the automakers. we are watching general motors, in particular. right now you see it at 3391. it is worth noting that. obviously, these are some stellar times for the automakers. back to you. lori: thank you. ashley: lawmakers looking to get to the bottom of the irs scandal. now learning that president obama knew the irs is scandals as early as mid april. peter barnes is live on capitol hill with the very latest. peter: ashley, it always comes down to what did people know and when did they know it. a couple of committees of peer will continue

as she heals, nicole realizes she's lucky.er injuries could have been so much worse. >> thankfully i miraculously landed flat. i didn't land on my head. i didn't break anything. i just had a concussion and i had just strained my lower back. >> after nicole's accident, the team retires the russian swing. >> i think after the incident everyone was in agreement that the swing should not be used again. >>> in syracuse, new york, an olympic hopeful has a dangerous encounter with the vault. >> oh, good heavens. >> in his heyday, brian meeker was a champion gymnast. now he's doing what he loves most -- teaching kids to become super athletes. >> perfect. give me five. that a girl. >> meeker has competed as a big ten champion. was an ncaa all-american, and a member of the 1984 olympic team. more than two decades later, he co-owns kenwood gymnastic center in minneapolis. >> gymnastics is a very unique sport, knowing your body and space, being able to stand up and do a flip at any time is kind of a cool thing, too. >> while brian is know

david: nicole, what happened to apple?d midday it had this tumble on heavy volume and hasn't recovered. >> reporter: right. it's interesting because the company posted third quarter profits that missed the analyst efforts. precision industry company. and that -- [inaudible] david: that's what did it. liz: here come the bells, david. they are clanging on close to session highs here. david: the dow is up about 122 points right now. s&p is up, that magic 1650 figure. listen, a couple of months ago people said maybe we'll get to that figure at the end of the year. well, heck, we're not even into june yet, and we see 1650 on the s&p. nasdaq is up nicely, although the s&p is the biggest winner with the exception of the russell 2000. the small to mid-sized caps getting a good day today, close to that 1,000 mark. so, again, all-time highs. liz: here's what's making news today. daniel loeb calling on sony to spin off its entertainment arm by taking up to 20% of the unit public. now, look at this stock reaction. while intraday, it's

nicole? minutes, the dow jones industrial at 15100, down just four points, erasing some of the losses with a mixed market, and nasdaq moved into the green now. the s&p 500 down just three points so, really is anybody's game here, as far as whether or not a winning or losing day. the stocks are mixed at the moment, as far as the dow jones industrial members within the group, you have names like hp, and united technologies, the best performers, and weakness to speak of like jpmorgan, and united health care on a day where jobless claims were better than expected. back to you. >> nicole, thank you very much, we'll see you 14 minutes from now as we always do. well, on these markets, our next guest says the only reason markets hit new records over and over again is because of bailout fever. the wealth manager president joining me now, and, kim, it's a hot market on a weak foundation. what do you mean? >> absolutely. this is, like, you know, cheryl, we've started out the beginning of the year in a f

dagen: thanks, nicole. connell: the legacy of steve jobs and maybe the devices most is possible for putting our security at risk, so we will talk about some of that coming up. dagen: and why one economist says yes to a bill for an online sales tax. art laffer is coming up. take a look at how the greenback is up against other major currencies. almost $1.31 against the euro. >> 20 minutes past the hour, good morning, everybody, this is your fox news minute. three women missing as long as 10 years has been found alive. they were held captive in a cleveland house. police arresting three brothers ages 50-54. a six-year-old child found in the house is the daughter of one of the women, 26-year-old amanda berry. john kerry is meeting with russian president putin. he is trying to persuade russian take a tougher stance on syria enjoy a special effort to resolve the syrian crisis. in south carolina, special congressional election pits former republican governor mark sanford against elizabeth colbert was. sister of ste

now to nicole petallides. we have t-mobile. nicole: finally. finally.ok at what is happening to the stock. it is up about 5%. if you are putting in pcf, you will still get t-mobile. the combination makes a strong one. stuart: if i have verizon or at&t, why should i switch to t-mobile? nicole: i like that. that is a good question. stuart: the dow is now down. a weak economy means he will keep renting money. charles: i am not saying that is wrong. they are not looking at the fact that these companies are making their money. stuart: we have general motors stock on the screen. it is that $30 a share. sold out home ownership. it is now at the lowest level since 1995. only 65% of people on the home in which they live. that is down from 69% in 2009 it raises an obvious question. who is doing the buying? the answer is investors are buying single-family homes in america and then they are renting them out. what do you have to say on renting, charles? charles: it is heartbreaking. we have dropped out of the notion of getting married, having kids, going to work. ho

let's go back to nicole petallides. nicole: taking a look at disney.e a list of all the analysts that have upgraded. you see a down arrow here for disney. it looks pretty good here. the stock is down 1.8%. what we did see here is operating income declined. less advertising. the rest of it is all good news. the movies, espn, the future with ironman three and star wars. today, the stock is pulling back. back to you. connell: nicole petallides, thank you very much. dagen: the last time medicaid was updated, the beatles were the most popular in america. we will talk about this next. connell: a little help on the currencies first. ♪ a dry cleaner, we replaced people with a mawhat?. customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat mo dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broad

nicole petallides down on the floor of the nyse. nicole?nd tracy we're taking a look at the markets trying to gauge what we do into -- go into the back after of the day before the closing bell. the markets are maintaining a nice lead and still holding onto the 1% mark. we've come off the earlier highs. it is worth saying again, dow 15,000. we broke through that level. went up to 15,009 and pulled back some as you can see. but still holding onto a 152-.gain on the heels of the jobs report. that being said, let's look at aig, a name we're obviously familiar with because we all owned a part of it. this is the first quarter which u.s. taxpayer doesn't actually own any holdings of aig but you can see here that the stock is up 5.7%. it is hit a new 52-week high. up over 25% last year-to-date. i'll be more clear, year-to-date. that is the latest. back to you. ashley: very good, nicole. we'll check back with you at the bottom of the hour. tracy: one of many stocks we own. >> that's true. tracy: coming up he is the man warren buffett calls when he w

nicole? sorry, i was not able to hear you right then, liz, but csx down 1% at 2529, a stock that had been up earlier prior to what we see as the freight train derailment near northeast baltimore. as you noted, there's been fire, there's been smoke, building collapses, we have not heard about loss of life, but large plumes of smoke rising from the area, three rail cars could be seen off of the track, and so csx, unlike other rails that actually are still high or trading higher, csx to the downside, continue to watch live shots there with smoke, fire, and derailment pushing the stock as wl to the downside. back to you. liz: keep the shot up. the fire is still burning. black smoke means out of control. learn that in local news. so far, we're hearing no injuries. that'sed goo news. we'll get back to it as soon as we get details available. the important news for, perhaps our viewers, no injuries and amtrack service going on. stocks moving higher. dow on track to close at a record high again. still

nicole petallides. of course at the nyse. nicole, at least we're drifting higher. >> yeah.d to do some research at zumiez to see if charles is really right on the money with that. let's look here what we're seeing. we're watching tesla motors, in particular, a name started off to the downside. it is higher by 4%. what is interesting about tesla. they kept their promise, paying back the government what they borrowed back in the year 2010 of 452 million, over 450 million paying that back plus interest. they obviously sold some shares in order to do that. the company is now profitable. the next two models that they're going to be working on they will do so without having to raise more cash. they did get their numbers out of "consumer reports" for the model s where they got a near perfect score. you haven't seen that in several years. they got a 99 out of 100. lexus was the last one to do that. a lot of analysts jumped on board. over the past month or so it surged about 70%. it obviously has been a stellar performer that we continue to follow. i want to know in the 3:00 p.m. be

lori: an update on the target with nicole. 159 point deficit on the dow, nicole. >> that's right.look at a market that is selling off, indeed, down about 160 points on the dow. i want to look here at a couple names on the the move in the retail sector, one fashion and accessories, the other in the group realm, nevada group, in the watch realm. kors up more than 11%, and movado up little more than half a percent. they doubled the number in the stores over in europe, and all the sales are booming, so that's good news there. that came op the heels of tiffany yesterday that we saw tiffany on the move, and from movado group, third quarter profit improved 24%, and they boosted their revenue and benefited from an asset sale, and though the input costs rose sharply there for movado, up half a percent there, and it's up in the luck ri names, back to you. >> thank you. 2 00% return in three months, going behind the scenes of tesla with what's behind the meteoric stock rise, and can you trust it? >> also, well, can you trust this guy? attorney general eric holder set to make the rounds -- >>

fox's correspondent nicole collins live with the latest lae tonight in moore, nicole. >> reporter: good evening,, brian, new numbers for you today. we have learned from state frome officials that perhaps as many as 13,000 homes were hit by monday's ef5 tornado. to we also now know from them the director of the oklahoma department of energy managementa that six adults do remainn missing at this hour.this hour he says they may have simplye si walked away from their propertyy or they may still be purr reed in th-- buriedin the rubble. ru. those numbers coming out from t the state officials. >> nicole, have they started clearing the rubble in the arear >> reporter: yeah they,they, absolutely have.have the volunteers are amazing.amaz. everywhere you look, people peop around clearing debris, we see e power lines starting to go up. the big issue is clearing some a the bigger debris. we heard from the janet napolitano, earlier today, she e is saying that the federal fede government is helping to to expedite the removal of that bigger debris because it'suse is difficult to get the power backk on

nicole petallides standing by. nicole: we have gotten in some great numbers. they really do move hand in hand. as he saw the data, looking good. rising to the highest level in nearly six years. you can see the nasdaq and the s&p also with up arrows gaining roughly a half of a percent. let's take a look at the comparison chart for the week. there is a look at the s&p outpacing the dow, slightly. certainly, you are seeing gains across the board. the question is, if you win the 600 million, do you come to work? i would. i would show up. lori: sure you would. back to this irs scandal. we are hearing that it has just wrapped up on capitol hill. peter barnes is on capitol hill for the wrapup. >> we heard some stories from some members of the committee about groups that in their districts that had applied for tax exempt status with the irs and basically got hassled. we heard from one ohio congressman who said a tea party group not only got a whole bunch of follow-up questions, it got questions about a particular member. take a listen. >> question number 26 is as foll

nicole petallides. nicole: a great day on wall street. it seems to be a real winning day. we are seeing action to the upside. we are seeing the s&p 500 up also. the nasdaq at the highest level since 2000. the vix, the fear index, just slightly to the upside. you can see how many of these names are up to and 3%. goldman sachs up 3.25%. we are seeing transport with of arrows. retailers and drugs. let's also take a look at dell. dell was out to report its numbers. it will report its numbers on thursday. a lot of anticipation for these numbers. lori: so much news today. thank you, nicole. secretly obtaining the phone records. peter barnes is in washington with the very latest developments. peter: that is right, lori. we will hear from attorney general eric holder himself. they are now calling on attorney general holder to resign because of the sweep of the ap phone records. ap is expected to announce that he recused himself from this case. he is expected to testify on this case tomorrow. he is now likely to face very tough questions from members of both parties on why the depa

nicole petallides on floor of the nyse. nicole?take a look here, ashley and lori, at thedown which at its highest point, broke through 15,500. traded as high as 15,542. it since pulled back. it was up 155 points today. now in negative territory. certainly the optimism here on wall street taking a little bit of a breather. the vix, fear index is to the upside. dollar is very strong. this is the kind of action we see when we have a strong dollar and equities and commodities sell off and that's what we're seeing in the 10-year bond at 0.21%. hewlett-packard, this dow component will come out with its quarterly numbers after the bell. some analysts are predicting bug miss on the revenue. they will be looking to see how much this company is spending on research and development. stay tuned to the 4:00 p.m. show. we'll have hewlett-packard and limited. two hot stocks to watch between now and 4:00. we'll bring you numbers as soon as they're available. that is the latest on the floor of the new york stock exchange. back to you. ashley: nicol

we start with nicole petallides. nicole: we have a launching pad bernanke very closely. have seen record all-time highs. a majority of names on the dow. it shows you that it is not just once i there. 355 names out of the 500 also are showing gains today. we are watching the dollar break through to some new recent highs. that is the environment we are in here. that is the latest on wall street. phil flynn, what is going on? >> bernanke, these traders love him right now. on one hand, he said, listen, we will not move stimulus. later on he said, hey, wait a second. that created a huge move. what is happening with the dollar, the dollar all over the place. a four and a half year high against the yen. it is not only the commodities that have been all over the place. we have seen a lot of movement in the short end of yield curve. as far as oil right now, oil, of course, is under pressure because of that inventory measures today. back to you. we have jeffrey cleveland and chad morgan lander. we just heard phil flynn save bernanke says we may be pulling back some purchases. >> i

nicole: that is right. after three straight weeks of gains today pulling back just a little bit as you can see on the dow jones industrials, but when you look at the whole big board, the tech heavy nasdaq, up about six points, and the s&p 500 is up right now just fractionally not even one point. sitting in the unchanged line basically says we are holding the gains we have seen over the last three weeks. into retail sales numbers, some news out of china, a mixed bag, economic news with a name like dell but we have followed so closely and now we're hearing the latest a special committee is asking for more information from carl icahn on his latest bid. the latest acquisitions on proposals and an alternative to michael dell's bid is not approved. this is an ongoing story, neil cavuto has carl icahn on friday, seeing the stock up one-tenth of 1%. year to date up about 33%. back to you. lori: thank you be at melissa: president obama responding to reporters. rich edson has the latest on washington, d.c. rich: pres

let me get to nicole, and, nicole, barnes & noble because microsoft could go after the nook, a rumor, and the reason we talk about it is because tech crunch had the aol property, tim armstrong was on yesterday, but it's interesting to see that barnes & noble is waking up here. >> right. what we're seeing is the stock is moving here at a new high, a 22.79, a big move on barnes & noble on the heels of the news on the possibility microsoft is interested in the nook media. there's also college textbooks and the like. microsoft, the dow component is worth looking at as well, down three-quarters of 1%. as you noted, liz, talking about barnes & noble and the shares, we're certainly seeing a jump and having it move to a 52-week high we have not seen since, basically, last april. liz: i know. barnes & noble alive and kicking. not so much the crude and brent falling today, but more interesting that the wholesale price of gasoline out there in america is ticking slightly higher. in new jersey, this is a big deal, i paid more than $4.15 a gallon recently, a lot less in new jersey. normally, it's

nicole petallides is at the new york stock exchange with more. nicole: we have gone back and forth.

thank you, nicole. they are dancing to the music at google, not only as the stock hits a new high, but it's just announcing it's got the new music service at the developer's conference. adam is in the news room. i love to see competition in the space, fascinating. >> fascinating and heating up. apple has not launched the service, google out of the gun, up and running, launching today, a 30-day free trail and $9.99 a month. your favorite songs, and twistedded sister, we're not going to take it anymore, a heavy metal groupy, download that song from google or have the subscription and listen to stuff. if it's part of the record library entered into business deals, music groups, sony, music entertainment and warner music group for the idea competing with spotify and itunes, not launched its service yet, and pandora. the beauty of this kind of things, you and i, cds, load them, you don't have to buy the song anymore, just a subscription. they are off and running, shares at 9 # 05 a share, up $19 just today.

nicole petallides. nicole: we sell the dow jones industrial average today break through 15,400. it has since pulled back some. however, you still see these up arrows and a record-setting day on wall street. we are watching the s&p 500 over the last week or so. we have notice, once again you have seen the momentum continued to the upside. they have to wait in the momentum remains to the upside. there is a nice one week chart there for you. urban outfitters is coming under pressure. game stop and under -- game stop another one. they are saying by. lori: we continue to follow the jpmorgan news. jamie dimon keeping both roles. adam shapiro with the latest. >> up 2% today. yes, he does keep the role. 32% of shareholders voted for the split. let me interpret what this means. i want to introduce you to michael garland. he is representing the new york city pensioners. essentially, you were in favor of the split. that is down from last year. how should we interpret that. we expect a higher vote in last year. ult

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nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. nicole: we of gains.e have retail sales numbers that are better than expected. you are seeing a little bit of a pullback. the dow jones industrials down about 36 points right now. the tech heavy nasdaq is virtually flat right now. when you look at the dow jones industrial component, and intel and alcoa are the top. toyota motor, netflix, tesla are doing the best. some of these names are up over 100% this year. back to you. dagen: thank you so much, local. connell: new details from this irs story. dagen: rich edson is in washington, d.c. with more. rich: this goes up much higher than officials first suggested on friday. a letter to the treasury secretary jack lew, marco rubio writes it is clear that the irs cannot operate with a shred of the americans confident under their leadership. i strongly urge that you and president obama demand the resignation effective immediately. no one that has behaved in such a matter can get the respect from the american public. this shows the irs began scrutinizing conservat

let's go to nicole petallides. nicole: good morning.et's talk about what we are seeing here with the major market action. record after record. you do see the diversions. the dow is slightly down. all three of our major averages are less than one tenth of 1% away from the unchanged line. this wait and see type of mode. we will get to that, obviously, this is a top story in business where you have yahoo! buying tumblr. it is great to get young generations to yahoo!. good news there for them. the stock is up one quarter of 1%. we continue to follow other stories such as boeing and campbell's soup. back to you. connell: thank you, nicole. dagen: the white house knew about the irs targeting campaign as early as april. connell: all of this comes as lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are working to find out who is responsible. there are two more hearings this week on capitol hill. that is where peter barnes is. peter: who knew what and when did they know it? they will try to dig into those questions this week. as you recall, the president sa

con cop thanks, nicole.he market a for a laptop right now, this spring, you're in luck because the annual spring laptop buyer guides. connell: joining us from all things digital, walt, good to see you, sir, and -- >> great to see you guys. >> confused buying laptops? well, he's the deal, last year, you know, two a year, one in the spring and fall. last year in the spring guide, i said, look, a lot of laptops to take advantage of it, hold off, wait until the fall. okay, window 8's out, laptops are out, go and buy one, that's my advice, and then when i -- when i took a look at it, over want last week or so, going through the stores and so forth, i realize, and you reported this, that one reason for the big plunge in laptop sales that we saw last quarter was that there's a stumble by the computer makers. some people don't like windows 8, and that is the issue, but they may have made the wrong computers for windows 8, too few touch screen computers in the stores, and those there are much more expensive than what

you set me straight, nicole. nicole: that's true.d well with numbers yesterday, but the reason why stock is popping dramatically now is because they've hired goldman sachs to explore strategic options and alternatives which may include a possible sale and with that news, that's why we saw saks jump yesterday late in the day and today as well, up about almost 15%. >> i would be intrigued to figure out why a company that's doing so well at the top end of the retail market would wanttto put himself up for sale. i mean, i'm intrigued. i don't know why, do you? i don't know. >> no, i remember that saks used to always be and then a few quarters they were struggling, but they seem to be looking at the latest one, we shall see. >> check this out. you've got to check this out. it's a precision guided bullet. mark your target, pull the trigger, a bulls eye every time from a half mile away or more. even for total beginners who never shopped before. how can this be legal? we asked the company that makes it in our next hour. it's extraordinary st

how high up, nicole?me depot, lowe's, home depot at 78 bucks a moment, new high, lows in the same category, the new highs, and johnson & johnson at new highs. with more time, we could list them all, but that would take the whole program. good stuff. charles is going to make money. maybe this stock reaches a new high at some stage called chars industry? >> it hit a new high, one i pounded the table op in the show, initially pulled back, and now it's up big. i want to share with the viewers that i sent the alert out to the clients. >> when did you send the alert, recommend it? >> i forgot, but it was between 78 and 80 dollars. pretty good, a double digit gain. >> what's it do? >> everything from liquid natural gas to tankers, and everything else. the stock got ahead of itself. the chart, i love the long term story, but there's a chance at some point to buy back. >> get out now? >> i wanted to share it with the viewers because guys watches the show bought the stock because it pulled back, hey, what's going o

connell: let's go to nicole petallides. nicole: the dow is just turning into positive territory.he s&p 500 at record intraday highs. nobody has ever seen these levels on the s&p 500. the nasdaq with an up arrow. back to you. dagen: thank you, nicole. connell: in tolerable and inexcusable. conservative groups and eric holder will testify on capitol hill in a couple hours on this. they ordered the fbi to investigate this scandal. dagen: joining us to debate, discuss, dig in, a fox news contributor and joseph banister a special agent at the irs. we will start with you first, joseph. how much of this do you see just blatantly illegal? >> quite a bit, actually. i saw that there was at least nine possible disclosure violations. nine applications before they had been approved with a private group, all kinds of treasury rules of conduct that were no doubt violated. it runs the gamut. there are so many rules and laws that have been violated, it is not even funny. connell: j, let me go to you first to follow up on that. it seems like everyday and today before it is done may be counted in t

dipping in and out of nicole. sorry, nicole. tracy: just like the dow.n and out of positive territory. ashley: said flat line and it went down. tracy: maybe i jinxed it. ashley: president obama, meantime wrapping up joint news conference at the white house with the turkish prime minister, where he talked about everything from the irs scandal to national security. so much to talk about. peter barnes joining us live from the white house with the latest. peter? >> that's right, ashley. on the irs scandal he said, quote, we are going to be able to fix it. he was asked specifically about whether or not there should be a special counsel appointed to investigate the irs scandal and he, shot the idea down. he said that he felt that, that oversight from congress, investigations by inspectors general, and the criminal investigation at the justice department would be sufficient to get to the bottom of what happened at irs and to make sure that those problems are fixed and they don't happen again. of course the other thing that dominated this press conference was th

to nicole petallides. i want to start with tesla. nicole: it is unbelievable. today. getting closer and closer to $100. they got added bump in sales from california. they felt only electric vehicles. they do not even have tailpipe cars. they are benefiting greatly from that. stuart: is google getting close to 900? nicole: well, you know, the analysts were calling for 900. stuart: i am talking microsoft. i think it is up again today. nicole: all right. you have an up arrow there. i cannot get over this tesla story. i have never seen an electric car. i have never seen a plug-in car. all i do is report about them. stuart: i noticed you dismissed microsoft in about one sentence. you go to the garden state plaza mall in new jersey and they have a show room there are. charles: they have a show room there. i actually came in and did a hit. the amount of people in there reminded them of apple stores. that was two days after the "new york times" said it was a bad investment. stuart: it was driving. charles: it looks pretty good. stuart: unions do not like the idea of th

what is going on, nicole? pandora with an off arrow this morning certainly a winter up 1.3%. that is helping them along and obviously they are very competitive in the radio world. stuart: i want to keep an eye on boeing. they have first commercial flight in america, the dreamliner.dead flat. looking for that hunger, see what we do there. charles: bowling has one competitor in the whole world. it is an amazing business to be in. it goes past 100. this is one of those stocks, boeing, mcdonald, nike, ibm, you never sell. stuart: buy-and-hold from charles payne? joining us now, our foremost authority on obamacare. at the irs hearing, fired off several questions about obamacare to oust directly stephen miller. i want your answers to him. >> the irs can't access your medical files, is that true, mr. miller? >> correct, serbia to stuart: the irs cannot access your medical file. you say? >> advocates, privacy advocates all the way to the far right agree there are not enough barriers to prevent from accessing your medi

stocks now with nicole petallides. nicole: abercrombie. the type of clientele they are hoping for.ut just the numbers. take a look at these numbers. dow 11%. they did see a deeper than expected drop in quarterly sales. they have also seen weakness at hollister. one area that did have a glimmer of hope is online sales. that is a little bit better for them. abercrombie and fitch is much like the other team retailers. they also have the issues the same as american eagle and aeropostale. they are not alone in this. dagen: thank you so much. we have the irs scandal. we have the government snooping scandal. the benghazi scandal. wayne rogers is not happy about any of this. he is a fox news contributor. start with the irs. what is your big beef here? >> the biggest beef is the legal one, of course. it is outrageous what they have done. i cannot think of any greater crime than that in the united states. it is the most outrageous thing that could happen. dagen: do you think that heads really rolled? lois brett baier is sitting on the beach getting paid point. >> of course. you have eric hol

nicole petallides. another job for the market. nicole: that is right. these new record highs. it goes right in mind what we have been seeing this 2013. the dow traded as high as 15,181. obviously, you are seeing that we are holding the games. the s&p and nasdaq setting some new record highs. the dow components are looking good. you have a lot of winners on wall street. certainly, a bunch of different groups doing very well. cheryl: thank you very much. we will see you and 14 minutes. the associated press calling the justice department's efforts to get the phone records unprecedented. peter barnes is standing by in washington. peter: that is right. congress looks like it will get into the action on this story. attorney general eric holder is scheduled to hold a press conference about an hour from now. we may hear about this. he is scheduled to testify tomorrow on general law enforcement issues. now, members will most likely question him on the aps announcement yesterday. >> this sounds very suspicious. >> we will follow you and if you talk to a reporter,