bloomberg's andrea rothman i want to turn to russia. their military muscle with an $8 million tank during ve celebration. making an appearance was angela merkel and she paid tribute to russian victims of world war ii. her visit raise questions to a commitment to economic sanctions against russia as a conflict control in eastern ukraine. ryan chilcote joins us for more. merkel's the visit, whenever you get a western leader meeting with putin, we asked the question for what does it mean? ryan: anytime she meets with putin, it is important to pay attention. the answer is her trip doesn't mean there will be any relaxation of the sanctions. she went on sunday and did not go during the victory parade on saturday. she did it to send a message for you yes, we want to remember the russians killed and our responsibility as germany for that. but no, i will know when is a military parade as celebrate militarization of russian and what russia has done in ukraine. you know, it is been three months since at the 2 have met for you if you look to hurt u

rothman bringing our atent to these murals, and what these two adjacent buildings, mean to the community, throughout the city are familiar with the city that the particular historical stricts, are now there, in this rapidly changing city in our district, which is not in the middle of the hubbub as like it was in the mission, this is a real opportunity to see if we can explore and study the value of these buildings, by mr. mr. sawyer the city architecture tech in the context with the extension of health care to every else. same lukes, hospital, to keep medical care available in the southern side of the city this represents the initial push to make sure that basically working class neighborhoods, could have medical care it's a fascinating history so i would like to thank the staff for their study, i would like the community to know this will not be a burden on staff, and we will work with staff's direction, please give us an opportunity. thank you. >> thank you, any other members of the public? close public comment, and bring it back to the commission commissioner johns? >> i'm fascinated

lowrie rothman is in for lou dobbs. victims of the bear thought long gosh boston marathon bombing after the jury sentenced of bomber to death in he showed no emotion that killed three and injured more in a the worst terrorist attack on americans wilson september 11th. obama trying to walk back with the war on law-enforcement that is what the president is doing with former n.y.p.d. officer. and as a major defeat for the military campaign effort to retake territory from the islamic state the capital of the iraq largest topics our military analyst will be with us on the many foreign policy failures. we will begin with the federal jury decision on the boss didn't marathon bombing. we are live in boston with the report of the jury determined it was the of appropriate punishment was that. he showed little emotion throughout the trial but to assert his fate with the graphic evidence when those twin bombs exploded at the finish line 264 people were injured three maybe and others called. later those terrorists ambushed and execu

melissa: let me ask lori rothman a question. this story i actually like. this experiment and they will braze their rates really high. if this blows up, people know where to find the local officials. if you want -- i don't know. they can support a minimum wage. a big box store. outside of san francisco. we just got the job this morning. the economy conditions are something that companies whether they are small businesses or big companies will be forced to pay a higher wage anyway. because of this tie in a labor market. melissa: andrew pall mall wants to propose a wage board. asked if he can raise the minimum wage. going around everyone else. >> let me tell you through most of the 20th century we had minimum wage that is much higher than it is today. the result was the greatest of wealth creation in the history. >> of the minimum wage. it happened at the same time. >> consumer spending money. they create jobs, ultimately. >> here is where you are wrong. the. where we have the most economic growth is the 80s and the 1990s. ronald reagan never increased the mi

. >> and a special web chat we are hosting and the topic is sports injuries a doctor from the rothman institute is taking your questions. >>> iraqi troops are preparing for a major military offensive to try to retake parts of anbar province they lost earlier this month they were criticized for running without a fight and now they are trying to run isis out with shiite help. now they are asking if the u.s. is using its forces effectively. >>> the cleveland police department is looking at sweeping changes after the department found a pattern of abuse by its officers after a patrolman killed two unarmed black suspects last year. the acquittal charges sparked protests across cleveland. a 18 month review found a pattern of excessive force today's settlement calls for training and bias free training and use of force guidelines. >> some memorial day fun in the sun in ft. lauderdale when a bounce house went airborne a waterspout from the ocean came ashore tossing that over sending the children flying, it soared 20 feet in the air and flipped four times before the kids were ejected. >> the bou

i'm lori rothman in for gerri willis, this is "the willis report," the show where consumers are our businesstimore calling the death of freddie gray a homicide, and charging one of the six officers involved with murder. >>> warren buffett hosting annual "weekend with warren" in omaha, and our own liz claman is there she'll join us live with the preview. >>> elon musk charged up with the solar powered home batteries. it will change the world? >>> in a show about billionaires, george soros in hot water for billions he reportedly owes the irs. why he's being called a hypocrite? >>> plus why companies

applying if you have the one speaker card richard and good afternoon commissioners my name is rishtd rothman i want to talk about measure rallies mile favorite subject the commission the assessment started on the building at the zoo and hopefully, we'll on houch that will cost and to reopen the building the murals except for that the western wall they look fantastic and the other issue the skubtd mural the george washington high school that makes the coit tower the most concentration of the murals is at george washington it is not national landmark so working with supervisor eric mar's and heritage and your staff we can bring this about and fix up those about how far murals and get the recognition that those mural rallies deserve any outlet madam clerk, any other business before this committee? member of the public that twoishz addresses the commission public comment is closed. >> commissioner department matters director announcements. >> good evening tim frye department staff what is included in your you packet happy to answer questions but if you don't then that that concludes my report. >

and most recently, a toast to cleo mae rothman born april 24th to our producer david rothman and hisssa smith. no baby dessert around here. >> and while we are marking special occasions our very best to bill geist who turns 70 today. a youngster by my standards. and now we go to the ever spry bob schieffer in washington for a look at what's ahead on "face the nation". good morning, bob. >> good morning charles and let me add my congratulations to that. this morning we will have former arkansas governor mike huckabee the conservative blue collar man who sometimes sounds like a democrat and senator bernieo challenge hillary clinton. >> osgood: thank you, bob we will be watching. next week here on sunday morning -- >> >> david letterman. >> osgood: we say so long to david letterman. >> sunday morning's moment of nature is sponsored by spiriva. >> osgood: we leave you this sunday morning near cold creek nevada, where wild horses roam, and mares mother their foals. >> at this am charles osgood we wish moms everywhere a wonderful day and hope you will join us again next sunday morning. unt

. >> and you are, sir and r0ishd rothman i want to talk about page 5 large claims that was not discussed on this 4 i think we you know i'd like to see more detail in how much those costs and whether i know there is high pressure 0 laws those claims have been reviewed by a on hewitt or the h ss staff and what manufacture to be prevented from causing those large claims awhile most the presentation was sort of abstract only one talking about actual cases those are for those are it out liars that drive up the costs what can we do or what can the contractors do wluld and the others to prevent it out liars if it is confident information it should be shared with the staff or board in closed session so we know what is to prevent those large claims and how much was the total i don't think this is secret i want to know more information about the large claims that wouldn't violate the high pressure to rules thank you. >> claire representing the sciu retirees i'm sorry sciu explicit is have the necessarily 83 formula the number of active employees can we have figures with regard to how those will fa

i'm lori rothman in for gerri willis, this is "the willis report," the show where consumers are our businesst prosecutors in baltimore calling the death of freddie gray a homicide, and charging one of the six officers involved with murder. >>> warren buffett hosting annual "weekend with warren" in omaha, and our own liz claman is there she'll join us live with the preview. >>> elon musk charged up witholar powered home batteries. it will change the world? >>> in a show about billionaires, george soros in hot water for billions he reportedly owes the irs. why he's being called a hypocrite? >>> plus why companies

andrea rothman on the airbus story. mark: we are going to stick with aviation.w with the chief executive of heathrow on what the u.k. election outcome means for the air force future. ♪ mark: time for today's bart chart. our investors worried about a brexit. after the election gave david cameron and unexpected majority the focus turns to the u.k.'s relationship with the eu. in case you missed it, one week implied volatility sank 42% on friday as the media -- implied volatility is a way of measuring that anticipated impact on the exchange rate. let's look at one month euro-pound implied volatility which also sank on friday. 22%. the most since september, when the scottish referendum took place. it rebounded a little earlier this morning. it is still close to that march 10 low. 25% below the almost four-year high reached last tuesday. that is the yellow circle. well below those highs. one-year volatility, the middle chart, also dropped on friday by 6%. it is also well below the level reached on february 11 21%, to be exact when anticipated price wings rose to the h

i'm lori rothman.er of hillary clinton's emails from her private server. the 300 emails are part of the 30,000 she selected to turn over to the public. is it surprising that clinton is saying she's glad the emails are coming out. we take that up with former chief of staff john. the islamic state making significant gains in three countries. the radical islamic terrorists seizing more than half of syria, including the last government-controlled border crossing between

my time is up literally, here is lori rothman. lori: many thanks.e will all be watching, good afternoon. i am lori rothman in for dierdre and we begin with breaking news a second vote now needed to decide who runs, seth bladder was expected to remain in power despite calls for his approval. >> you have an organization tainted by accusations of corruption and ask yourself who can provide the leadership to take this organization forward and it is unthinkable that seth can be the person to take organization forward, the change is needed and that change comes the more people have clarity what needs

melissa: that's right lori rothman, thanks so much. for the first time isis claiming responsibility for a strike here at home. the attack occurred at a muhammad cartoon event. now isis is threatening there is more to come. >>> "clinton cash," the tell-all book raising concerns about donations to the clinton foundation while hillary was secretary of state. it hits the shelves today. her team is fighting back. >>> panera's problem his of healthier options. 150 ingredients off the menu. good health or just good marketing is? >>> secrets a business that boasts about helping married people cheat, has big plans to go public even when they say it's not, it is always about melissa: crude awakens. oil rising above $60 a barrel are to the first time this year, hitting a five-month high. let's go to energy trader phil flynn at cme. he is also a fox business contributor. phil this is significant right? >> it is very significant. what it is sending a message to bearish traders that oil prices can go down and they can go up. people have to realize,

republican strategist noelle nick and lori rothman. and, of course -- and, of course, matt mccaul with the big smile on his face. this time because of the market not because he's surrounded by beautiful women. okay, guys. let's dig into the first real, real deal. democrats are screaming to the high heavens. the stock market was high under bush. i could remember elected officials complaining about our stock market being at records. it was a reflection of the rich. it only proved that capitalism helped the rich. guess what, the market is at all-time highs. we have this distinct bifurcation in confidence and how the future looks. and it's ironic because poor people and middle e lesspeople -- sorry -- optimistic than ever. >> yeah, when you talk to some of the rich, they have a different outlook. look at the stock market. when you talk to the poor, look at walmart. the market is a reflection of what's going on. you were talking about tiffany. look at lv bernard. they've been catering and part negro. >> as a political partnering. >> policie

i'm lori rothman. the state department releasing the first sliver of hillary clinton's emails from her private server. the 300 emails are part of the 30000 she selected to turn over to the public. is it surprising that clinton is saying she's glad the emails are coming out. we take that up with former chief of staff john. the islamic state making significant gains in three countries. the radical islamic terrorists seizing more than half of syria including the last government-controlled border crossing between syria and iraq. in iraq, they've followed up their capture of ramadi by overrunning another town in anbar province. they've taken muammar gadhafi's hometown. how to slow the advance. we'll discuss that with ralph peters. a manhunt coming to an end. the man accused of brutally murdering a washington dc, family and their housekeeper before setting it on fire. we have two the best attorneys on this case. but we do begin with the state department's decision to release the first batch of clinton emails

lowrie rothman is in for lou dobbs. victims of the bear thought long gosh boston marathon bombing after the jury sentenced of bomber to death in he showed no emotion that killed three and injured more in a the worst terrorist attack on americans wilson september 11th. obama trying to walk back with the war on law-enforcement that is what the president is

lowrie rothman is in for lou dobbs.ong gosh boston marathon bombing after the jury sentenced of bomber to death in he showed no emotion that killed three and injured more in a the worst terrorist attack on americans wilson september 11th. obama trying to walk back wite

[laughter] >> and of course lori rothman, thank you so much. are the best looking one on the panel. [applause] charles: there's a tremendous amount of pent-up buying on the sidelines so why were we making some of that money? there is is a sobering reality that a lot of people have gotten comfortable with the bond market rally. you know, you probably think that this is probably a preview of uglier things around the corner. >> this is a touch of what could happen. it was a big gap. the traitors by the dampener were able to hold it. so the way that the market came in this morning and the pressure that came in after that, you can clearly see that panic type of mode even though the other indicators were not pointing to the liquidation. >> we were not getting a volume spike. the buyers moved out of the way. >> yes, that's really what happened. and of course like you said, the bonds kind of precipitated the move coming in this morning. charles: we have been relatively sideways for the whole year and i have been many opportunities for sellers to sell a

i'm lori rothman. monday lou's back. have a good night. neil: well never let a crisis go to waste, especially if you can use it to waste more money. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. and think quick, sherand chuck schumer, what do you think they have in common? amtrak spending the trainer and the entertaining senator using this week's train disaster to push for more federal dollars, not only for amtrak that received billions over the years but pretty much everything else while they're at. it does that ring a bell? it is a familiar liberal theme. >> we need to invest in the infrastructure not just when something bad happens like a bridge collapse or train derailment but all the time. >> our safety is linked to the investments we make and how we get around. >> not just our trains mr. chairman, it is our bridges that are failing highways that are congested and riddled with potholes. >> expensive infrastructure upgrades that could be made that would benefit the traveling public. neil: joining us, kayleigh mcenany, i can understand our infra

i'm lori rothman in for gerri willis, this is "the willis report," the show where consumers are our business. tonight prosecutors in baltimore calling the death of freddie gray a homicide, and charging one of the six officers involved with murder. >>> warren buffett hosting annual "weekend with warren" in omaha, and our own liz claman is there she'll join us live with the preview. >>> elon musk charged up with the solar powered home batteries. it will change the world? >>> in a show about billionaires, george soros in hot water for billions he reportedly owes the irs. why he's being called a hypocrite? >>> plus why companies are not doing more to keep you and your information safe from hackers. all that and much more on "the willis report," where consumers are our business. okay, criminal charges in the death of 25-year-old freddie gray. six officers have been charged the officer driving the van carrying gray charged with murder. the state's attorney for baltimore making the announcement one day after the police department handed in its investigation report. >> the findings of our comprehens

i'm lori rothman.he state department releasing the first sliver of hillary clinton's emails from her private server. the 300 emails are part of the 30000 she selected to turn over to the public. is it surprising that clinton is saying she's glad the emails are coming out. we take that up with former chief of staff john. the islamic state making significant gains in three countries. the radical islamic terrorists seizing more than half of syria including the last government-controlled border crossing between syria and iraq. in iraq, they've followed

i'm lori rothman in for gerri willis, this is "the willis report," the show where consumers are our business. tonight prosecutors in baltimore calling the death of freddie gray a homicide, and charging one of the six officers involved with murder. >>> warren buffett hosting annual "weekend with warren" in omaha, and our own liz claman is there she'll join us live with the preview. >>> elon musk charged up witholar powered home batteries. it will change the world? >>> in a show about billionaires, george soros in hot water for billions he reportedly owes the irs. why he's being called a hypocrite? >>> plus why companies are not doing more to keep you and your information safe from hackers. all that and much more on "the willis report," where consumers are our business. okay, criminal charges in the death of 25-year-old freddie gray. six officers have been charged the officer driving the van carrying gray charged with murder. the state's attorney for baltimore making the announcement one day after the police department handed in its investigation report. >> the findings of our comprehensive th

i'm lori rothman in for gerri willis, this is "the willis report," the show where consumers are our businessors in baltimore calling the death of freddie gray a homicide, and charging one of the six officers involved with murder. >>> warren buffett hosting annual "weekend with warren" in omaha, and our own liz claman is there, she'll join us live with the preview. >>> elon musk charged up with the solar powered home batteries. it will change the world? >>> in a show about billionaires, george soros in hot water for billions he reportedly owes the irs. why he's being called a hypocrite? >>> plus why companies

making her first appearance, our fox business' laurie rothman. jim, the managing director.ilary kramer. a&g capital chief investment officer. and, by the way, hilary, we have to get a shot of those shoes. those are magnificent. matt mccaul. president founder of penn financials. let's dig into the first real, real deal. the jobs report a real stunner for the street. some worrisome signs for main street. we're talking about flat wages. more people working part-time. so we know -- listen, we have a society where there's a lot of answered. a lot of anxiety. a lot of frustration. a lot of fear. >> 15 million people are still looking for work according to this jobs report. the wage growth problem is flat. something has to give at some point. the whole tone of the country, raise minimum wage. rays minimuraise minimum wage. we have record stock buybacks. companies aren't throwing that capex into hiring new workers or giving raises to people on the hedge count. it's a tough situation. >> but wall street loves it. >> because it's the sweet spot. enough growth for profits to grow, but

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stuart: my time is up and here is lori rothman. >> millions of americans phone records are not authorizedu behind the ruling and what it means for the obama administration. meanwhile, in the u.k. the elections are underway as party leaders cast their votes. doubling down on four square. ceo and founder dennis crowley talks about strategy recruitment and the chances of acquisition. all righty just four hours left until the polls close in the u.k. general election. the votes will determine how many seats each political party has won in the house commonsment if either of the conservative or labor party has more than half of the 650 seats they can form a government, but that's not likely this time around and fox news's greg palkot i

rothman: madam speaker, our -- mr. rothfus: madam speaker, our declaration of independence states that everyone is endowed with an inhe will al-- with an inalienable right to life. who could forget president kennedy's words more than 50 years ago when he said our rights do not come from the generosity of the state but from the hand of god? this legislation expands protections for the right to life. it recognizes that a class of children, unborn babys older than 20 weeks who feel the pain of abortion, should be protected. we must stand in solidarity with these vulnerable children and affirm we will protect you. i urge my colleagues to support h.r. 36. i thank the speaker and i yield back. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from tennessee reserves. the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. cohen: i yield 1 1/2 minutes to the patient woman from massachusetts. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from massachusetts is recognized for 1 1/2 minutes. ms. clark: i agree with the gentleman from tennessee that

rothman: madam speaker, our -- mr. rothfus: madam speaker, our declaration of independence states that everyone is endowed with an inhe will al-- with an inalienable right to life. who could forget president kennedy's words more than 50 years ago when he said our rights do not come from the generosity of the state but from the hand of god? this legislation expands protections for the right to life. it recognizes that a class of children, unborn babys older than 20 weeks who feel the pain of abortion, should be protected. we must stand in solidarity with these vulnerable children and affirm we will protect you. i urge my colleagues to support h.r. 36. i thank the speaker and i yield back. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from tennessee reserves. the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. cohen: i yield 1 1/2 minutes to the patient woman from massachusetts. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from massachusetts is recognized for 1 1/2 minutes. ms. clark: i agree with the gentleman from tennessee that