stuart: god bless you sandra smith. we love you. sandra: thank you. i love you also. dagen: here is hoping to her going into labor this hour. that is a ratings bonanza right there. connell: oh, please. good morning. i am connell mcshane. dagen: i am dagen mcdowell. today's adp report is not good news for this country. connell: keep printing the money. cme admits high-speed computers give traders the edge in markets. dagen: pro- immigration groups ring in the new month with nationwide rallies to support their calls. douglas holtz again tells us why immigration reform a boost. connell: we will see what our buddy walt mossberg has to say. those studies and more coming up on "markets now." ♪ dagen: walt is here to talk about his spring laptop guide. connell: absolutely. that is kind of interesting. i don't know if the tablet is on its way out or not. dagen: we have nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. nicole: we have completed april. the adp report came in weaker. we will continue to see what the committee will be saying. merck has been weighing on the dow jo

tracy: sandra smith, i want to toss it out to you.the bond market continued to see buying. it was up earlier in the session. obviously, this is investors flocking to the safety of government debt. the short end of the curve holding onto the gains it had earlier in the day. we are also looking at the currency markets. the u.s. dollar has erased it earlier loss. we are looking at the un right now. the professional traders mostly look at the s&p 500. we are up just slightly above where we were, or we should say off the lows of the session from where we were prior to the fed announcement. there is a little bit of buying on this announcement. it is also a lack of confidence that we are seeing from the fed. if they do not see things getting better or the economy improving enough for them to signal the end of that program, then things may not be as good as some may hope. that is why we are not seeing a huge rally back. they mentioned, obviously, that the fed will be watching labor and inflation. jobs report on friday is the next big key in -

stuart: god bless you sandra smith. we love you. sandra: thank you. i love you also.ur. that is a ratings bonanza right there. connell: oh, please. good morning. i am connell mcshane. dagen: i am dagen mcdowell. today's adp report is not good news for this country. connell: keep printing the money. cme admits high-speed computers give traders the edge in markets. dagen: pro- immigration groups ring in the new month with nationwide rallies to support their calls. douglas holtz again tells us why

our good friend sandra smith of the fox business network. this will be the lightning rod. i think one of the biggest questions tonight that's been an absolute pleasure. have we gone too far? do you think america can come back from where we are today? >> great question. >> i do think that. that's why i wrote the book. because i think we have what it takes to do it. we're just going to have to speak up. that's the key. >> jamie? >> january 2017, you've been inaugurated president of the united states. what would be your top legislative priorities? >> well, assuming that things are continuing the way they are now, we got to get the economy working again because that will take care of the jobs. productivity rather than just mindless jobs. >> leslie? >> doctor, when you say things people don't want to hear, usually there's an immediate effort to delegitimize the speaker. were you concerned about that before you made that speech in that forum with that audience? >> i wasn't concerned because there's nothing that they can do to delegitimize me. there's no skeleton that they can fi

smith. she had a place to live, including friends, the woman on the left is sandra forester and she joins meonight. how did you first meet brenda? >> hi, anderson. i met lovey through a neighbor, his name is justin. basically i was asking for -- if he had any suggestions for housekeeper and he gave me her name. he spoke very highly of her. he actually used her for a babysitter as well. that was sometime in 2010. >> so that was 2010. what did she tell you about herself? what was she like? >> you know, when you're visiting someone's house once a week, there for six or eight hours cleaning, it was small talk usually. we talked a lot about the keys and she had lived there actually around the same time i had. we had that in common. she told me, you know -- she talked about the beach and things like that but as time went on, she talked more and more about her personal life with say her boyfriend and she told me that she had a bad relationship with her boyfriend and i started to kind of feel bad for her, and she described it as sort of an abusive situation, saying that he was maybe an alcoholic and