shapiro and mr. shapiro and mystery have articulated. >> if you can let me know when i have a device i can block my son from changing my music. >> i can help you with that. [laughter] >> mr. marino, did you get your question of the launching of your trade secrets bill today? you didn't? ok. mr. collins will be announcing it, so hopefully you will get to talk on the next. did i mention there will be an announcement on trade secrets bill today? is anyone not hear that? we go to the gentlelady from this -- from california. represented to: -- representative chu: hackers were able to slow car on the highway. and hackers can actually minute delay these devices for evil if they so chose. what specific best practices does the agency have in place to make sure is and the like this doesn't come about and how are automobiles being designed to prevent this from happening? >> i have five minutes? great question. the jeep back from a week or two ago that received enormous national attention. i'm struck by the need

shapiro said that anyone with male cells and male appendages is a male. what happened next. >> so you don't know what you're talking about. you're not educated on genetics. >> that doesn't discuss genetics. >> back to the brain scans. >> you cut that out now or you'll go home in an ambulance. >> that seems mildly inappropriate for a political discussion. >> after the show shapiro claims zoe tur threatened him again and the next day she would like to curb stomp shapiro. zoe tur said the neck grab was merely a love hold. and when tur was asked point-blank if she threatened ben shapiro, she tripled down. listen. >> were you threatening him? >> no i wasn't. well, maybe i was. yeah, probably. i had had enough. >> tur is accused of tossing anti-semitic insults at ben shapiro saying he comes from a misogynistic cult where women are treated differently and are not allowed to touch men. shapiro has filed a police report against tur alleging battery. tur has seriously laughed it off. megyn? >> let that marinate over the break. we'll be right back. a love affair. a

when she was asked if she threatened shapiro, she tripled down. >> were you threatening him?s. yeah. probably. i had had enough. >> tur is accused of tossing anti-semitic phrases. shapiro has filed a police report against tur alleging battery e. >> let that marinate over the break. we'll be right back. ♪ it's a calling.. >> let that marinate over the break. we'll be right back. . >> let that marinate over the break. we'll be right back. a love affair. a quest. the next horizon. everyone loves the chase. you total your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. technology empowers us to achieve more. it pu

shapiro and i go back a long time. we were there at the berth of the modern consumer electronics association. and i once worked for him on an unpaid highly compensated by unpaid position as the chairman. so if today i rough him up, remember, get back. it takes a while. and with that, mr. shapiro. >> thank you, chairman. this is indeed a historic moment in my life. i have been referring to you as boss for 25 years. and you as chairman oversaw a good portion of our freedom and our growth. and thank you ranking member adler, chairman goodin and other members as well. it represents 2,000 technology companies. we own and produce the ces which is held each january in las vegas and is the world's largest innovation event. the internet of things is a big part of the ces. it is so big that 900 of our 3,600 exhibitors had related products in our recent show. and the other thing you should know exist because of smartphones. over a billion smartphones have been sold. and they contain something called micro electronics mechanical s

because that's where you and president shapiro wrote about. you write that: education in american society is big business. is it sustainable the way it currently is structured? >> guest: well this -- >> host: modern university -- >> guest: this morty's field of expertise so i have to yield to most of what he thinks here. his argument is that it's pretty much sustainable but going to be some changes in it. the tenure system, which is already on the decline is going to decline much further. so only, let's say ten percent of faculty will be in the tenure system which means a small percentage because some of those are not opportunity tenured yet. small colleges will -- liberal arts colleges, the best ones will survive and thrive. some of the others will not. and some will thrive by having more career-oriented courses. so they will thrive but not exactly in their present form. there's a real problem with the funding of state universities, public universities, because already the percentage of the state budget that guess -- goes to the funding of hi

shapiro, did you want to add something?> i think we're all americans and we sympathize with law enforcement of what they're going to be. it's a difficult question. it's not black and white. history has shown having given them a backdoor is not the best approach as technologies evolve quickly. on the other hand, as americans when is a super crisis, i think you'll see companies step up and try to help cover. i think we saw it in boston in the bombing where technology companies work very closely to try to find out who it was that did this dastardly act. i think went to recognize there's flexibility and doesn't require an act of congress to say there must be a backdoor. if there is, after we must have it not only technology it should uncomfortable but our consumers uncomfortable. >> thank you. i yield back. >> i thank her for important questions. we go to the gentleman from georgia, mr. johnson. >> thank you, mr. chairman to thank you for hosting this very important hearing. mr. garfield, your testimony mentioned the desire of

. >>> beth shapiro is next. her book how to clone a man that looks at climate change and migration patterns and the role they play in the extinction of mammoth. >> you may not be able to hear me. hello, everyone. thanks for joining us tonight. on behalf of the bookstore i'm delighted to welcome you to this event with beth shapiro and herbert how to clone a mammoth. this is one of the many events this spring. friday david roberts will join us in the store to introduced his new book the lost world of the old one discovery is in the ancient southwest and tickets are still available with david mcauliffe presented in the right brothers and the first terrorist church leader this month. to learn more, visit us online at harvard.com or pick up a player on your way out. can i talk will conclude with some questions after a book signing at the table. we have copies of "how to clone a mammoth." tonight is 20% off, part of part of how we say thanks for buying the book here at harvard book store. your purchases support the se

adam shapiro what are the numbers? >> this is remember, adjusted number earnings per share. expecting earnings per share of 56 cents. they took a 7.5 billion non-cash impairment charge during the quarter but again adjusted earnings per share 62 cents on revenue of 22.2 billion, david. david: let's go immediately to charles payne. charles we've been watching, you have been watching the stock very closely. it has been up 5% over the past two weeks. investor see something going on here. do these numbers back up their positive view? >> despite the fact the initial reaction is down i think so. my number was 60 cents. this is a nice beat at least on bottom line. we'll see how they got there. might be why the knee-jerk reaction in the downside. i have had to watch it for a long time abuse start varney. david: his retirement depends on microsoft doing well. >> are. >> according to the stuart, somebody get there in the after-market and buy some. melissa: microsoft reporting with gerri willis. >> earnings per share, against expectations of 18 cents a share. keep in mind last year at t

please join me in welcoming beth shapiro. [applause] >> thank you. all right.so thanks for inviting me, and thanks you guys for coming, it is a beautiful day out there, and i understand one of the first in what is a wonderful spring and summer right so thank you for spending an hour or so in here instead of out there where you probably should be because it's probably more entertaining to be outside instead of listening to me. anyway one of the many hats that i wear is as a national geographic emerging explorer which is kind of a silt silly thing i'm not sure how i'm emerge but i want to start with a video that describes work that i do and kind of the field work that i do in the art to give you a taste of where we are so far. >> this is really cool. oh, just down you can see one two, three four pieces here. this is part -- [inaudible] >> that zone. >> still frozen. [inaudible] big glass of water back there. here comes the water. we better get out of here. >> okay. so that last part is a little bit silly. but in my defense that water is really gross. [laughter] s

adam shapiro is outside of nfl headquarters in manhattan. judge, i'm going to start with you, can they really appeal this? >> well they can appeal it but the basis of the appeal, the two potential basis for the appeal are very narrow. under the collective bargaining agreement, that is an agreement that every member of the nfl players association has signed, all 1700 of them, the procedures that were used in the brady case are outlined. they may sound foreign to our due process ears because the nfl is investigator, charger, prosecutor, judge, jury, and the appellate court. trish: they're all in, everything. >> correct. but those procedures are set forth in that agreement and players negotiated for them and agreed to them. trish: okay. >> what does the law call this procedure? it calls it an arbitration. it is alternative dispute procedure that, alternative because it keeps you out of the courts. trish: okay. >> what basis can you appeal the decision of an arbitrator? two. they very, very difficult for tom brady to meet. one would be corruptio

shapiro's after market products. >> analog breaking. it took 30 years to go from introduction to 95% penetration. your point about fleet penetration, i think, is a valid one. the case of technologies that offer such value to society, i think you raise a legitimate point to fill the gap now. truth of the matter is in part that gap is filled with this phone phone. just to give an example. >> i'm not sure gary wants to be called a peddler but appreciates calling many of his members. >> so waves is a wonderful app, crowd source-based and provides many of the benefits it provides but not with the same absolute standard of certainty. so we've got to find a way to fulfill the marketplace. i think the app world does a good job of bridge thanksgiving and ultimately fill the fleet. i think your point is a valid one and we've got to find a way to make it work. >> thank you. gary, mr. shapiro, the question more was as new innovative items come out of the oem market and new fleet, there's an ability to get perhaps some but not all of those benefits

thank you very much, adam shapiro. closing bell, we're eight minutes away. to make a statement at the pentagon in just a few minutes about isis, and the fight against the islamic state. fox business has cameras right there. we'll bring it to you live when it happens, meantime. s&p up off the lows but still no green on the screen for the dow, the s&p, or the nasdaq. stay tuned. [ male announcer ] we know they're out there. you can't always see them. but it's our job to find them. the answers. the solutions. the innovations. all waiting to help us build something better. something more amazing. a safer, cleaner, brighter future. at boeing, that's what building something better is all about. ♪ liz: breaking news. president obama has just gotten a rare briefing at the pentagon about military efforts against the islamic state. the administration is facing persistent criticism that the strategy on behalf of the administration has not worked. it has not done well. we still continue to see isis gaining in certain regions. the president is expected to give a brief st

shapiro and i go way back a long time.at the birth of a modern consumer electronics association, and i once worked for him on an unpaid highly compensated an unpaid position as the chairman. so if today i can rough them up, remember, get back -- get back state law. and with that, mr. shapiro. >> thank you, chairman dick this is an historic moment in molecular i've been referring to you as boss for 25 years. and you oversight good portion of our freedom and our growth. thank you ranking member nadler, chairman good law and other members as well. the consumer electronic association represents 2000 technology copies and what own and produce that cbs which is held each january in las vegas and is the world's largest innovation event. the internet of things is a big part. it's so big that some 900 of our 3600 exhibitors had internet of things related projects in a recent show. internet of things as you exists because of smart phones. over 1 billion smart phones have been sold and they contain something called micro electronic m

jake shapiro the ceo we're going down to i think we need a field trip. >> absolutely. >> show you someouthern hospitality. >> we'll take it love the pecan pie that will do it for count down on the closing friday ashley and melissa. >> a nice cameo for liz. i see it now. perfect. >> did you say pecan pie? >> here we go another hillary e-mail down 32 messages released by the state department according to fox news source contain more information that has been retroactively classified. this as officials admit they have not released as many e-mails as they were supposed to. >> develops. cruise combing shoreline islands say any bit of trash may solve the mystery of the missing malaysian airlines jet. a live report ahead. >> u.s. mosque linked to terror. we're going to follow the money from rated call to the mosque linked to domestic terror. we talk to the investigative journalist who broke this huge story coming up. >> all right let's take a look at the major averages a flat day it has been. up a third of a percent. s&p mooing lower as the bell stops, trading day of july. >> it sure is. >> w

adam shapiro from fox business with how to protect yourself. >> good morning, adam. are good advice to listen to. adam levin warns everybody to be on alert for these particular scams. the contractor takes off never finishes. you could get a definite start of completion date in a written contract after calling references and reviewing the contractor on-line. front desk scam never give your credit card number out at a over the telephone. if they call and say we need your number. confirmed they call you before you tell anybody your number before the over. >> the summer job plan don't give your social security number unless you have been to their office and confirmed they are going to hire you. wi-fi scam. hotel says it's free wi-fi but confirm that with the front desk before you log on. those wi-fi network can be hacked when you check your financial data so you may wish to do that over your own secured network. the concert ticket scam. make sure you buy tickets on-line from well-known reputable dealers. we all know who bought the tickets for the price that was too good

beth shapiro is professor of biology at uc santd cruz.eate at least the traits of those creatures that have gone the way of the dodo starting with the prehistoric beast the mammoth. her new book is called "how to clone a mammal," the science of deextinction. beth shapiro, welcome. >> thanks for inviting me. >> first, the jurassic movies have as their original premise all stem from the basic idea that you can clone a dinosaur. they find a mosquito i think it is trapped in amber, a mosquito fossil. >> using sophisticated techniques they extract the preserved blood from the mosquito and bingo, dino dna. >> can that happen? >> what i'm about to say is extremely disappointing. we will never clone dinosaurs. the problem is the dna in every single one of our cells does certainly survive after death, but it doesn't survive for very long. in fact how long it survives will vary depending on the environment, preservation cold places are a lot better for preservation than warm places and dry places are better than wet places. it turns out that amber

we'll be going to that momentarily with our own adam shapiro who is pouring through that. and her tax records may be coming forward this afternoon as well. meanwhile we've got another story we're tracking for you. kentucky man shoots down a drone flying over his property. he is going to be joining us to tell us why he did it. big privacy concerns here. trish: 1000 e-mails from or to hillary clinton when she was secretary of state have been he released by the state department. team in washington and new york going through all the emails. we her one that is considered sensitive. apparently her assistant, sent through r one to her server and some of the information was classified. there are releasing health records from her campaign. what is she saying. >> this is from her doctor. this is familiar to many americans. she had physical in march of 2015. from the letter, this is what it says. mrs. clinton is healthy 67-year-old female which medical conditions include hyper thyroidism and allergies. in 2012, mrs. clinton fainted and sustain ad concussion. she had a clot, blood clo

let's bring in adam shapiro from floor of new york stock exchange. it was business as usual, luckily, adam. stocks traded like they were supposed to. >> business as usual compared to what we saw yesterday. as you pointed out we started strong that had to do with a rally in china although it is a partial rally. you can't sell stock as david pointed out at least half the stock on shanghai composite. at 1:00 we were well off the highs. we bounced up a bit when there was news there might be a vote on the greek deal that creditors agreed to it. then is sounds like, nope, this deal will miss the headline. as we head friday into the weekend people are trying to solidify their positions. liz claman, got to mention disney. disney seems to set a new all-time high. did it again today. disney is having a great summer. as for the greeks, a different story. cheryl. liz: adam, thank you very much. six p.m. eastern time, david that is the number. david: i said 5:00 p.m. that is greek time. this is brussels time. russ sells is hour behind greece. that is why two hour

of the national association of broadcasters and a former united states senator, and finally, jerry shapiro, consumer electronics association president ceo and a "new york times" best-selling author. i have prepared a number of challenging inquiries for our luminaries, but let me begin with a general inquiry to each. what is your vision? gordon, we will start with you. for the future of television and the role your industry is going to play in the future. gordon: thank you, dick, and my colleagues here. thank you, dick, for your leadership over many years, and for being a part of this next phase. i see the future of video and television broadcasting in particular is remaining bright as long as localism, live free journalism, consumer protections, emergency alerts, as long as those are important parts of public policy, i think broadcast television plays the indispensable role. dick: michael? michael: television will be dramatically different. it's going to be much more multidimensional as a consumer experience than it is today. i think consumers are clearly delighting in a range of consumer

neil: thank you very much adam shapiro. cook who is running apple isn't running it the right way. according to the key businesses he should be addressing, you argue he is not. explain. >> thanks for having me on. when we talk about a core business, we look at the earnings estimates and earnings reports coming out after the bell. we have to focus on the iphone. why are we learning more about the watch? the watch is wearable, a new market and apparently not doing very well because if it was selling in the millions and millions it was expected to sell we would hear about it. they would be crowing about it but they won't break that out as part of the earnings report. neil: what does that mean? disclosed apple shareholders regardless, and they could just be saying some new product launches have less bang for the buck and referred to the initial ipod sales, the initial iphone sales before they lowered the price. you are just not be leaving that. >> if watch sales were doing so great they would delineate that out. the second thing

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. >> reporter: columbia journalism school professor bruce shapiro says the internet magnifies the consequencesmanipulated images. >> powerful images of current events, of controversies, of abuses have been an important driver of social change and public policy. if the public, if the news consuming, image consuming, picture drenched public loses confidence in the ability of photographers to tell the truth in a fundamental way, then the game is up. >> this is pbs newshour weekend, sunday. >> sreenivasan: the recent 20% drop in crude oil prices might be saving you money at the gas pump, but it's now prompting job layoffs by u.s. energy companies. joining me now via skype from houston, is lynn cook of the wall street journal. captioning sponsored by wnet >> how bad is it for the energy industry? >> it's pretty bad because energy companies were expecting a rebound in the oil price. they thought it would go from 60 to 70 or $80 during the second half of the year and it's now dropped below $50 a barrel. so companies are having to figure out what do they have to do to weather this, not just this year

david shapiro is a former fbi agent and prosecutor. >> we do have a serious problem in getting information both as complete and as timey. >> when they went to the choice, that same copier examiner was working 15-30 other cases. transactions were submitted to the fbi that day. roof's was among nearly 2200 marked pending. when the three day waiting period expires it's left to the gun store's discretion whether to sell the weapon. roof got his gun. last year there were 8.2 million gun transactions. less were delayed large than three days. 8-- were never resolved. >> axelrod: the confederate flag led to a historic moment in the state house yesterday when the flag was lowered for good. today because of that the naacp 4reu69d its economic boycott on south carolina. six months after playing for the national college football championship and the first game of the upcoming season eight weeks from today the florida state seminoles have some issues. two members of the team are now charged with assaulting wipe. the latest star runningback. >> he had a pressing freshman here. last night he turned himse

peter shapiro is the tour's promoter. >> the fans all knew the 50th anniversary was coming.ight thing to do. this was the right way do it. >> did you think it would be this big? >> this weekend we're going to be going live to concert venues around the country. venues will have 1,500, 2,000 people. >> reporter: when we stopped by a sound check wasmr made. praep racings for paythey were never much of a top 40 band or studio band. live performances are what made the performances for dead heads across the century. >> you know why? it's the great american songbook. these are songs people grew up with. >> reporter: in an interview in 1989 jerry garcia spoke about those fiercely devoted fans. >> it's not like a show business audience, you know what i mean? they come as much to be there and enjoy each other probably. the experience is probably still rewarding for them for reasons that may not have anything do with the music but being some place and celebrated their own existence. >> reporter: it went along with all the trademark jamming and improv decision and the song's never playe

in fact, bang to adam shapiro. can you hear me? let's hear about alcoa, because we cannot ignore that name, certainly. >> they hit a new low today, for what it's worth. they were expecting, the street expecting they're going to see earnings per share up over the last quarter, over 20%. but here's what the street is telling us. earnings per share expected at 22 cents on revenue of $5.8 billion. in the last 52 weeks, it's dropped 25%. year to date this stock is up, however, dramatically. year to date it's up over, what have we got here? i believe year to date it should be down roughly 34%. and then the 13 week change, it's down 17%. so we're going to have this for you. again, everybodyings per -- earnings per share estimated at 22 cents on revenue of $5.8 billion. liz? liz: okay. you know what? i've got somebody i know in chicago who's going to tell me, i told you so, liz. [laughter] todd horowitz, one of our fave traders. he's at the cme. i want to know what you guys were doing on the floor of the cme when the trading halt happened

they went through a variety of people, including montgomery county commissioner josh shapiro.y are trying to find a candidate, and it's obvious you don't resign a position if you're just thinking about it. the announcement will be -- is imminent. >> there are two ways to look at this. let's start with the money. she, first of all, faces sestak. he's got almost $2 million on hand. and then she would face pat toomey, who's sitting at over $8 million. he's got ads up all the time. doug, you've run for office. you know the money race. what does this mean for her, in a matter of months, to try to get in there and turn this thing around? >> well, i think, number one, to answer the question of if it's smart or not, is if she wants to do it. if she wants to do it, she believes she has ideas, she believes she can do a better job, then she should do it. i agree. i don't think she stepped down because she likes to be unemployed. i think she stepped down for a reason, and we can expect that coming soon. i think she also knows that she has to play two perfect hands. obviously, the general

♪ ♪ deirdre: for the first time ever in lowe's likely that puerto rico will default and adam shapiro been following this story closely. how does this affect the average investment? >> the commonwealth territory faulted on the great depression and but for millions of americans invested in the municipal bond funds that are tax-exempt to be aware that they have some exposure to puerto rican debt. they're expected to default on the riskiest bonds that are out there they have the moral obligation bond about 14 or $0.15 on the dollar. and what type of exposure do you have? with $169 million to the trustee that payment on the government developmental bank fund is expected to be made on monday that will be the first default so what is coming that way. >> but somehow the money was cobbled together it is the first time. >> it is for since the great depression and the commonwealth or state has defaulted but in essence that is what we are talking about. >> to talk about the bond fund with mainstream. >> but people who are not very savvy. to be a the rochester arizona. but within those the triple

[inaudible conversations] >> a big round of applause for ben shapiro. [applause] now leave is a breeding a nays orange county welcome to ann coulter. [applause] >> i have read the book a and we have made a substantive talk about it. >> guest: very is usual for me. >> host: i know people have their own questions so obviously why don't i start with the question my co-host asked the other week. >> fifth earth -- to said that your title is though provocative. to say you have to let me come up with the title. [laughter] he is my favorite writer but basic economics? snoring. [laughter] >> host: the reason why people are reacting to the book is because it is a catch-22 that the left refuses to your talk about the topic on tell if it is inflammatory then there won't stop yelling about it so how do we break through that? >> guest: this justin american people against the democratic party we would win if it was just americans against the media, we would win but the american people against the democrats have businesses and republicans. just to get this talk about i

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president just back from china and will tell you the real deal and a much calmer picture today adam shapirove with a closer look we're still waiting on the greek deal. don't go away. . . . . ♪ liz: minutes away from the top of the hour. what does that mean? well it's the close. we'll wait for that but it also means we are now almost officially late on the greek's promise to present a deal. adam you're down on floor of new york stock exchange. you can't be surprised. these guys never come through with exactly what. >> no one seems to follow the deadlines. we come back news after potential deal with greece. talk about some of the movers. ford's stock down half a percent right now. that has to do with the fact that they move production of focus and c-max outside of the united states. leaving wayne, michigan. pepsico upping guidance. full-year forecast on adjusted earnings, liz. that stock is down almost 1%. that is where we stand right now. sip pity doo-dah if you're disney stockholder. all-time high today. liz: how many all-time highs. >> whatever they're doing they're doing it right. liz: th

. >> more trouble for the faa, adam shapiro breaks down the story next, back in a minute.y empowers us to achieve more. it pushes us to go further. special olympics has almost five million athletes in 170 countries. the microsoft cloud allows us to immediately be able to access information, wherever we are. information for an athlete's medical care, or information to track their personal best. with microsoft cloud, we save millions of man hours, and that's time that we can invest in our athletes and changing the world. ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage, all of taylor swift's music videos, interviews, and more. xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. >>>. >> faa questionable hiring practices that could put you at risk we broke the story more right now good morning. >> good morning, maria last week we saw resignation of joseph at center of part of the scandal uncovered at fox business monday a man brought in sixs months ago to clean up contract problems and alleged mismanagement, and misappropriation of funds w

. >> peter shapiro is the tour's promoter. >> the fans all knew the 50th anniversary was coming.ng to do. this was the right way to do it. >> did you think when you started it would be this big? >> we thought it would be great. this weekend we're going to be going live to concert venues around the country. we'll have 200,000 people. >> sound checks were under way on stage amid preparations for a worldwide pay-per-view transmission satellite radio and live streaming of the performances. that's appropriate because the grateful dead was never a top 40 band. never much of a studio band either. live performances are what made the magic for dead heads from 20 to 70. ♪ >> you know why? this style of music.pit's the great american songbook. in an interview in 1989 jerry garcia spoke about those fiercely devoted fans. >> it's not like a show biz audience. they come as much for the -- to be there and enjoy each other probably. the experience is still rewarding for them for reasons that may not have anything to do with the music. just the idea of being some place and celebrating their own e

adam shapiro is outside nfl headquarters. what have you heard? is coming out. >> well, people are coming to the defense of tom brady. they are saying there is no definitive evidence. even though he destroyed his cell phone, that doesn't mean he wrote the rules. but then you asked the question about the team and tom brady. the coach would not even use his name. here is what he said. >> it has already been addressed. it has already been addressed. already been addressed. we started training camp today. we we will continue to get the team ready for the 2015 season. we practice and training camp. training camp. we are focused on getting the team ready. >> did not say his name at all. who did? the owner of the team who apologized to the fans for paying the million dollar fine saying he is now upset with the league. >> i want to apologize to the fans of the new england patriots and tom brady. i was wrong to put my faith in the league. >> now you have got a very influential owner essentially declaring war on the nfl. of course the players association he

leon: for patients like abby shapiro too sick to visit the clin tick arts studio comes to them. >> i am more into art since being here. leon: he used to play lacrosse and now he discovered a new hobby. >> i have been knitting a scarf for a few months now. >> it won't cure anybody's cancer. we are able to help the families and the patients find a by a to get through the experience one day at a time. leon: it's not curing the body. it's curing the heart. they bring the program to four hospitals and the clinics to treat children with cancer. they plan to start a program at a hospital in new york later this year. kimberly: very sweet. thank you. up next at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- the results of a "7 on your side" i-team investigation. >> e.m.s. and fire response time improved after the major changes made this year? i'm chris papst. coming up w >> more trouble for beleaguered d.c. fire department. the "7 on your side" i-team investigation revealed the response times to emergencies are still lagging. even after mayor bowser made big changes in march. watchdog investigator chris papst dug in

. >> adam shapiro has been doing a lot of reporting on this and the actual exposure to the u.s. investor when it comes to puerto rico was large and quite concerning when it comes to situation right now. tree into the sky you caught up a global markets. asia seen mixed action over there. the shanghai down. we continue to see weakness in the markets. the nikkei and the cost be up to the high side. in europe, by the way, close for the holiday over in europe we are looking not the cac and the dax. the cac in france at 2% in u.s. stock market futures looking like this right now. strength is to kick off wednesday morning. dow futures at nearly 150-point, pointing to a higher open. the broader s&p and nasdaq looking higher. 3000 pages of hillary clinton's e-mails. they were generated in 2009 during her first year as secretary of state. some may not show mrs. clinton pay special interest to hire controversial aid since blumenthal was reportedly prohibited by the obama administration from joining clinton's state department team. the republican presidential candidate donald trump filing a

adam shapiro has been on the case for months, more details, this is never good for the faa when i sayave more details. >> it is moving up the chain of command. these are documents being reviewed by the committee, house committee on transportation and infrastructure which has spending oversight and control over the faa. these documents say senior at a and managers on the executive steering committee are aware that faa, the agency is breaking the law, committing fraud and placating their chief labor union, the air-traffic controllers association, and there are millions of dollars in taxpayer money being wasted because of fraudulent accounting of official time. i want to read you the allegation. the faa is committing a fraud against the department of transportation. the office of personnel management and congress by knowingly, willfully and intentionally underreporting the official time directed to representatives, official time is essentially a legal program under federal law were employees of a federal agency are members of the union, can work union issues on taxpayer time and get paid

fox business's adam shapiro has been on the story. broke it from the very start. he will cover it through the the day. >>> nbc universal on the hunt for new media companies. "wall street journal" reports that the comcast unit had talks with several companies for potential deals like buzzfeed, business insider. nbc universal talking about increasing the roughly 14% stake in vox media. >>> nasa identifying the best bet for a planet like earth. this cousin to earth is called kepler 452-b. this was based on observations from kepler stays telescope. it is a little further away from its star than we are to our sun but their star burns hotter. so basically it is similar to earth. no, we don't though if there is any life there. it is located about 1400 light years from the globe that we're sitting on right now. >>> the nickles and dimes apparently aren't adding up for 50-cent and his accountant. his accountant taking the stand in manhattan's supreme court to testify about the rapper's finances. his real name is curtis jackson. the accountant was accused of leaving major a

reporter adam shapiro doing great work on now. it is like christmas in july. big retailers hope to ring up access today. lauren, this could be $2 billion in sales. lauren: this will look exactly like black friday looks after things had been accepted you check the calendar, not even august. offering 70% of florida the rings motion picture trilogy, $49 kindle t. reeder, chances to win $25,000 in gift card if you stream music. deals will be refreshed every 10 minutes and only available to pride members, and the people who spent $99 in annual prescription. big win. four days in a row and hitting yet another record high. wal-mart not sitting this one out. calling them atomic. two dozen items with the rollbacks not just today but three months. that is selling for $265. lots of deals on toys as well. not to be outdone, target taking dixie 5% off a selection of kids clothes and shoes plus an extra 20% off with a coupon. if you miss out, best buy has its black friday next month. sandra: black friday has started to lose its luster because several them open stores on tha

fox business network's adam shapiro joins us live from the new york stock exchange. what's a configuration error? >> we were joking about that. it is something to do with kim kardashian. what they're saying is is that the software had a code problem and wasn't allowing the gateway to talk to -- you see that right over there? you go through the gateway so you can talk to the specialist who represents the stock you want to buy. they couldn't talk to each other. that was the problem. an update to the software failed. the press release makes no sense. they say they'd loaded the correct erringsversion of the software but the opening to the gateway added the communication problems. bottom line they have it fixed. we're trading right now. no running of the bulls. up 29 points but we're pulling back. blame china. we can talk about that another day. >> yeah. the chinese economy not doing so well right now. down huge percentages. okay. adam thank you so much. >>> officials saying yesterday's glitch was not due to malicious activity. still, the trading halt bringing up concerns

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adam shapiro at the new york stock exchange. we've got traders at cme group and nymex.d people be doing right now if september is real possibility? >> i kind of think our markets probably got a lot of it priced in already. we've been talking about it forever. it is making the dollar a lot stronger. but i'll tell you what, we've been talking so much, once we have that out of way i think you will be shocked about how long we stay at level. not stair stepping we were talking about. what the fed saying five, six years ago we should be at 3% interest rates, not zero. we have to take what they say with grain of salt. if we do make a move we stay there for a while. liz: adam, i have to say, people, i can't say pouring into stocks right now but the nasdaq is above the record close that we've last seen. that would be 5210. and as we mate and see with just a few minutes left in the trade, seems that people feel greece is out of way, iran deal, whether you like it looks like it is happening. then we have the cuba situation, more clarity here. people are jumping into equities. >> p

neil: adam shapiro, we have the dow down 118 points.n about whether momentum at amazon expect everyone else and growing concerns as well, housing situation has been disrupted. all i can tell you is these things go day-by-day but for the moment divide these numbers and stephen lee says it is in the eye of the beholder. more after this. we live in a world of mobile technology, but it is not the device that is mobile, it is you. that they and their families would get the benefits and support they earned. we fight for all veterans so that promise is kept. dav. for help, visit dav.org. neil: penalized for selling investments. i think you know the drill. what do you think of that? >> terrible idea. what we need to do is do what we did in ohio, modernize government and get ourselves in a position where we deregulate and cut taxes. neil: is not what john kasich likes, presidential candidate, governor of ohio but it is what hillary clinton is set to an outline moments from now, speaking at the school of business with a plan, a lot of business ty

worry about that anytime soon but thanks to the bay area company sport vision pacific owner mike shapiroill host the first game called by a computer which looks similar to this. >> it will relay to a monitor that eric byrnes will be in front with a microphone [ laughter ] >> which will be interesting. and byrnes will call balls and strikes from the media table but there will still be an umpire behind home plate, fair, foul balls, plays at home place. >>> which catch is better? here's ginny gilbert. this is in a fast pitch softball game. knocked down the fence and hangs on! or this chinese baseball catch. it's the right fielder. you got to see it in slo-mo. look at it. just bouncing, staying with it. he hauls it in for the out! that's sports at this hour. dr. dennis o'donnell will take you the rest of the way. see ya. >>> thanks, captain vern. play of the day major league baseball atlanta at baltimore. hey, we're bottom of the 11th game tied at one --not anymore! let's go home! matt wieters! baltimore 2-1 walkoff victory over the braves. your play of the day. >>> time now 6:26. after spen

our adam shapiro joins us from the new york stock exchange with what you can expect., adam, my friend. what are you expecting from alcoa? >> talk about alcoa and talk about the s&p 500 because a lot of us have our 401(k)s tied to this stuff. first with alcoa they're expecting to see earnings per share jump 26%. 23 cents at least the estimate earnings estimate on revenue of 7.9 billion. that is not what everyone is expecting for entire s&p 500. alcoa might have good report. but index as a whole will see earnings contract 6%. in the first quarter we saw earnings grow 2.2%. some of the things working against companies boeing into the earnings season, a stronger dollar, slow down in sales overseas because after stronger dollar. it is hitting the revenue line. that will hit earnings per share, gerri. gerri: adam, i see energy stocks in particular are expected to take a big hit? >> they are expected to take a big hit. one as the dollar has to then stronger, the price of oil has fallen. they're not making same kind of margins, something to keep an eye on as we go into earnin