i guess the big question is whether nick clegg is going to hold on in sheffield. one of the safest liberal democrat seats, let's go up to the opinion room. >> i have a late arrival into the opinion room. that was a real surprise, the emotion running so high in twickenham. was that a genuine surprise to you? >> it was. at the time it was seen as being a completely unwinnable seat. he was such a well-known and respected local entity, set aside the liberal democrat. perhaps he had a feeling of how unpopular his party was becoming, but no tory ever expected to win that. the tories didn't expect to do well in london. london was seen as a great week point where labour was ahead by 12 points. it was a double surprise. >> let's go back to the moment the poll results were published. it was called a shocker. what was going through your mind at 10:00? >> everybody who saw the exit poll thought, could david cameron really be doing so well? could every single opinion poll be wrong? it seems now that yes, they were. the votes are still being counted, but ed miliband looks like

chad sheffield, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] chad sheffield. guys, this was not good here.t blackberry is being criticized after it misspelled the word won in an ad celebrating a design award. instead of w-o-n, they put o-n-e. like, it's you one instead of you won. in a statement, blackberry apologized for the spelling mistake and they promise the person responsible has been fried. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] [ clapping ] ♪ i don't want to do that. stop, no, i don't want to do that. >> steve: jokes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: finally, the big tech news is the new apple watch, which officially launched today. and get this, apparently there's a new trend of people cutting actual apples and strapping them to their wrists in celebration of the apple watch. and if you shop at whole foods, it actually ends up costing as much as the real thing. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] $700 apple. we have a great show. give it up for the roots, everybody! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: guys, we have a big week of shows ahead. kristin wiig and scarlett johansson will be here t

. >> houthi fighters ram donnelly sheffield united military.emen forces say that coalition forces almost entirely destroyed the naval base. now the leader of al-qaeda al-qaeda-affiliated al nusra front said that the group had been told not to attack western targets. >> the mission of al nusra front in syria is to bring down the regime such as hezbollah and to reach an understanding with others to establish wise islamic governance. the instructions we've received is not to use syria to launch attacks at western or european targets. so as we do not deviate from them going back. >> former prime minister tony blair is resigning as envoy diplomat. he has confirmed his resignation. the role was created in 2007 to support the move towards palestinian statehood, but it's struggled to deliver any dramatic change. >>> still to come. >> street protests continuing in burundi for the president's bid for election. and he has given them one more reason to be angry. find out what has caused the german city of cologne to carry out its biggest evacuation since p

the report reports suggests that houthi tanks have sheffield united within the city of taiz. killed when houthis attacked the building. >>> sanctions on russia could be lifted if the cease-fire agreement in eastern ukraine is honored. john kerry was in sochi speaking with vladimir putin and sergei lavrov. an aftershock in nepal kills 45 people. the truss gets under way in yemen, several ministers are headed to washington for talks with president obama. the saudi king declined the invitation to the talks. riyadh say it was because of the peace talks with yemen. but some say it was a nub. >> when prince salmon became king, president obama cut short a trip to make sure he was in the country. and the white house says king salmon promised to show up but canceled at the last minute. the white house tried to put the best spin on what seemed like a very obvious snub. >> i know there have been some speculation that this change in travel plans is an attempt to accepted a message to the united states. if so, that message was not received. >> still most analysts say that this is saudi ar

steve forbes rich carlguard, carey sheffield, john tandy and bruce jackson. rich what do you make of these lotto comments of the president? >> if he had said everything he said but left out the word lottery, it would have sounded like pope francis. i mean it would have been a good liberal pitch for successful people to pitch in. the use of the word lottery is really revealing of his mind-set that success in this country and maybe even the success of the united states is some artifact of luck. it's one of the most poisonous things i've ever heard a president of the united states say. >> what makes this country great, bruce, is people aspiring to greatness. people achieving greatness. that wasn't a lottery win, that was their aspirations. >> no i would agree with part of that. i would say who he is -- we need him to elaborate a little bit. i think who he was talking about is hedge fund manager whos pay an outrageously low tax rate. in the broader context, on the whole poverty issue, if you think about it a lottery prize after taxes is $600,000. if you're born i

i have done books with sports stars gary sheffield was a baseball player laila ali, mohammed ali's daughter a boxer. i have done all kinds of books and i would love to do a book on a politician. >> host: does your name get out there? once you have your name on a book and someone sees it how does it snowball into another book? >> guest: i am still hustling and i believe in the hustle and you know i will tell you a quick story. when i did my first book the ray charles book i thought it would get a call from paul mccartney nick jagger and eric clapton and hear it for the rest of my life because ray charles is such a megastar. nobody called. nobody called and one of the things i learned is that i can't count on the books that i have done to generate more work for me that i have too continued to go out. now i have an agent who i love and he is also very proactive and his name is david z. leon i'll but i don't take anything for granted. but i also have to say and maybe this is what kept me as a ghostwriter who has always been able to work, i like the hustle. i like phonecalls and i think it's goo

. >> thank you to sheffield andy levey and tom kodder.jedediah bila and i will see you next time. coming up. >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm shannon breen in for bret baier. the state department chooses the friday before memorial day to release documents while hillary clinton was secretary of state, the one from her unsecure private e-mail. these are not the thousands that she says wer deleted and supposedly gone forever. we have fox team coverage. james rosen has a look at what was written in the e-mails but first, ed henry. good evening, ed. >> good evening, shannon. with all of that trouble

a cease-fire has been in place in yemen for more than an hour now, but houthi tanks have sheffield united residential areas in the city of taiz. this was just hours within the truce, and ten people were killed in the attack of the building. >>> major kerry wassecretary of state john kerry speaks with vladimir putin putin. >>> in nepal after seahawks aftershocks where 45 people were killed in the tremor. >>> this news coming from japan where an earthquake hitting the island according to a geological survey. the headache was centered 125 kilometers. japan. we'll have more. >> what are their hopes for the cease-fire. we know there have been some reports. >> there was complete silence after the cease-fire started. and just everybody was on the wait and anticipated to know really if this is really happening. at the same time in taiz and there are still fighting. and there were heavy airstrikes by the saudi-led coalition. there still exists tension just hours before the cease-fire. >> this really puts everyone in a bad feeling--very bad and very skeptical about what is really going to happen. i

and i've done books, i did -- i've done books with sports stars, gary sheffield was is, was a baseball player. laila ali, muhammad ali's daughter. i've done all kinds of books and i would love to do a book with a politician. >> host: does your name get out there? once you've got your name on a book, does somebody see it? how does it snowball into another book or another contract? >> guest: well, i'm still hustling. i mean, i believe in the hustle. you know, i'll tell you a quick story. when i did my first book the ray charles book, i thought it was all over. i thought the next day i'd get a call from paul mccartney, mick jagger eric clapton, and i'd just have gigs for the rest of my life because, you know ray charles is such a mega star. nobody called. nobody called. and one of the things i learned is that i can't count on the bookings that i've done to generate more work for me, that i have to continue to go out and -- now i have an agent who i love, and he's also very proactive, and his name is david. but i, i don't take anything for, anything for granted. but i also have to say -- a

the houthi sheffield united the saudi city near the southwest border with yemen. they used rockets. the saudi civil defense say that people were killed. and last week people were killed in that city. there is estimated 1400 people have died in yemen since conflicts escalateed in mid-march. >>> meanwhile, the house of former president ali abdullah saleh has been the target of airstrikes for a second day. it comes after he pledge his allegiance to houthi rebels. it has been said that the some former president is only looking out for his own interests. >> he was closing not only a political chapter, but he has closed thinking that he would be part of any future of peace in yemen. he has no chance at all. they are not willing of any discussion. >> well, mohamed vall joins us from riyadh. we're just hours away from the start that have cease-fire. yet the strikes seem to be continuing from both sides. >> what we are seeing are signs of escalation. theythey have killed people on one person wounded several others and they have also struck out areas where they have killed one saudi citizen a

thank first jon golden who is the director of the livingston lecture series and i want to thank sheffield hailed which escape me that generous introduction and i would like to thank kate whitman who expedited much of my arrangements to speak here tonight. i'm very glad to be here. thank you all three of you very much indeed. all right, so now we are going to begin. i will speak for about 45 minutes maybe a little less than that and then i will take questions. i have just written a book about winston churchill's war cabinet. the war cap net was a subset of the larger body. the war cabinet dealt with only the most important issues raised by world war ii and originally its members had no departmental responsibilities to distract them. the larger cap net included war cabinet ministers and also ministers and secretaries of various compartments, ministers of supply town and country planning, ministries of mines and so on. i will be mentioning both the cabinet and the war cabinet in my talk to you tonight. churchill formed his war cabinet in may 1940. it had five members including himself at the

thank first john golden who is the director of the livingston lecture series, and i want to thank sheffield hale who just gave me the generous introduction and i'd like to thank kate whitman who expedited much of my arrangements to speak here today. i'm very glad to be here. thank you all three of you very much indeed. so now i'm going to begin. i'll speak for about 45 minutes member also less than that, and then i'll take questions. i've just written a book about win store churchill's war cabinet. the war cabinet was a subset of a larger body, the cabinet itself. the car cab bet debt only with the most important issues raised by world war ii, and originally its members had no departmental responsibilities to distract them. the larger cabinet included war cabinet ministers and also ministers and secretaries of various departments. ministers of supply and town and country planning, ministers of mines and so on. i'll be mentioning both the cabinet and the war cabinet in my talk to you tonight. churchill folder his war cabinet in may 1940. it has five members including himself, at the start. o

we have noemi prince and kerry sheffield, noemi, what do you think? is this a redo of obamacare?, it's absolutely lacking transparency in the process. it's going forward with this idea that we'll deal with the details later and whatever happens happens. as we've just noticed, the wake of obamacare has gone higher premiums for people through obamacare as well as other people who weren't using the process. so we adapt that into the trade arena. there can be more of a multinational corporation play in there than we can see, that's just being hand waved through congress. david: and kerry, we remember with obamacare what happened is there were enough gaps in obamacare, we didn't read it before we passed it, or congress didn't. anyway, that the president came in with the executive actions to fill in the gaps. is the same going to happen here? >> that's true. i will give the president credit. he is bucking his own party. 95% of the consumers are outside of the united states. we are left behind whether it's asia or elsewhere. i think it's apples to oranges. david: free trade but we're wo

the liberal democrat party, he voted in sheffield.icholas sturgeon of the national party voted up in glass go earlier on in the day as well. also the green party leader the green party, nicollette bennett, she voted, natalie bennett, rather she voted in london early in the it a as well. all the leaders have been keen to get out early in the day as well. >> when can we start seeing how the vote is shaking out? >> you know wolf the polls close here 3 1/2 hours from now. and within about an hour in 10 to 12 minutes of the poll -- within less than an hour of the polls closing, we're told the first seat could be called. the reality is this is close. this polling station here the last elections, the gap between the two leading parties was just 42 votes. the expectation is before the results are in it could be some time late friday. but the first results were coming in by about 11:00 p.m. local time tonight. the first results will be coming in. carrying on through the night. of course after you get results in then the real sort of landscaper

[indiscernible] tom: emily in sheffield. not long before we have nick clague' -- nick clegg's results. we are looking at nicola sturgeon and glasgow. i don't think looking at this, i don't think it is much in doubt of the kind of evening they will have. i think really what we are looking at this point, we have dealt with questions about the government of the u.k., who is going to be primus or, possibly david cameron. clearly, perhaps party officials have arrived. beyond the questions on whether david cameron will be the premise there, how he will get things to the house of commons the bigger question is about the future of the union, whether scotland, nicola sturgeon -- this will be a difficult decision for her. another independence referendum will be back on in 2016. she did not talk about it. others did not talk about it this evening. nevertheless, there is an anonymous surge going on. she won't really want to think about it at the moment. now i'm joined -- i made you all sit up here. you will remember i am, can i save pol

shot sheffield has said in the recent past he thinks oil may have bottomed and he may be adding moreoon as july. another thing to watch, whether their 4 cent per share dividends average. we may get more commentary then after the earnings report. pioneer was not the only fracker that einhorn singled out yesterday. he talked about eog which he nicknamed the father fracker. resources and others. those two reported earnings but after the bell we will be hearing from a bunch of others including dan lobes portfolio. claims all american and others. >> another long night for kate kelly. over the past month, the dow is up 1.3%. that is paltry compared to the gains around the world. even egyptian market is up nearly 3% in one month. even with gains like that opportunities abound around the world. let's bring in paul, portfolio manager of the huntington global selects market. welcome. going through the list of what you like tyland taiwan, korea, indonesia and obviously all asian nations. there is a lot of fear about china slowing downright now. if chinaic tas a turn for the worst, do you revisi