. >> in german engineering diamond -- giant siemens facing troubles in and out of germany with high-speed trains. france has become the 14th country in the world to legalize gay marriage. a strong majority voting to pass in the national assembly. >> protests breaking out moments before the result of broke out. the passing allows gay couples to adopt as well. outside the parliament building, gay-rights campaigner celebrating the law. >> q joins us on the line. this has been extremely controversial -- hugh joins us on the line. >> one reason is because this touches on the historic divide in france between the right and left. this division goes back to the revolution between conservatives, the catholics, and this conflict with what we would call the more progressive, republican, anti-religious. this has always been in france. we have a very unpopular government now. they are hitting back at the government they see as being at the root of the issue. the whole of the game marriage debate is that there are divided families some of whom are very, very neangry. >> the lot could still face a chall

siemens, answers. ♪ [ music ] >>> e one. doubling down on debt. years the debait in this town has raged between reducing our deficits at all costs, and making the investments necessary to grow our economy. this budget answers that argument, because we can do both. >> president obama's $3,788,000,000,000 budget blueprint is a game changer. here are highlights from the 2500-page document. item. taxes. up $1 trillion dollars over ten years. that's on top of this january's $600 billion tax hike. item. domestic spending. up $1.058 trillion total. repeals the sequester, cuts, funds preschools, highways, green energy. item. defense spending down $500 billion. bases closed, weapons canceled. thousands of jobs cut. higher medical fees for veterans. item, social security crimped. new cost of living the so- called chained cpi, cost retirees $130 billion over ten years. item. medicare. cut. $370 billion. doctors lose pay, seniors pay higher premiums and fees. these cuts are on top of the $700 billion

prosecutors argue he returned the favor by asking the company siemens for money to promote the film. >> we believe mr. wulff was aware he was writing to siemens as payment for the trip he was taking to munich and that he was ok with that. >> for state prosecutors, the action was tantamount to bribery. they reject allegations that they are acting over zealously by charging wulff over a relatively small sum of money. >> we can only say the law obligates us to be as methodical as possible in our obligations. the public expects that from us. >> hannover's regional court will now have to decide if it will hear the case. >> with support for the european union at all-time lows in britain, prime minister david cameron is in germany for talks expected to focus on what he called a new relationship with europe. >> chancellor angela merkel invited the prime minister and his family to a rare get together at a palace outside the capital. the leaders are set to discuss iran's nuclear program and the civil war in syria. the u.s. secretary of state has made washington's position on north korea crysta

siemens, answers. one. mutual assured provocation. >> the bottom line is very simply that what kim jong-un has been choosing to do is provocative, it is dangerous, reckless, and the united states will not accept the dprk as a nuclear state. >> north korea detonated a small nuclear bomb seven weeks ago. this has escalated the ongoing cycle of provocation by north korea and counter-provocation by the u.s. and the u.n. march 7th, u.n. security council votes unanimously to sanction pee i don't sanction pyongyang. march 11th, the u.s., and south korea, our longstanding ally, began joint annual war games. march 12th. north korea nullifies korean war's 60-year-old armistice between north and south and threatens to attack. march 20, north korea launches cyber attack on seoul, south korea. march 22. the u.s. and ally south korea announce an agreemt

siemens. acro and we're building them to last. siemens. answers. >>> we have been able to with these situations with the united states and russia in a way that is good for the security and the prosperity of both of our countries. we are cooperating on non- proliferation, on nuclear security. on intelligence and counterterrorism. >> president obama and then russian president dmitry medvedev of russia ry medvedev of russia agreed to join forces on agreed to join counterterrorism. specifically against chechen terrorist doku umarov and his al-qaeda affiliated caucasus emrit. umarov's casualty business emrit is in a region between the caspian and black seas that includes the russian republic of dagestan. after this agreement was reached, russian intelligence then asked the fbi to investigate tamerlan tsarnaev, the elder of two brothers charged with carrying out the boston marathon bombings that killed three people. two americans and a chinese national and wounded 260 on april the 15th. tamerlan was

siemens, answers. one. mutual assured provocation. >> the bottom line is very simply that what kim jong-un has been choosing to do is provocative, it is dangerous, reckless, and the united states will not accept the dprk as a nuclear state. >> north korea detonated a small nuclear bomb seven weeks ago. this has escalated the ongoing cycle of provocation by north korea and counter-provocation by the u.s. and the u.n. march 7th, u.n. security council votes unanimously to sanction pee i don't sanction pyongyang. march 11th, the u.s., and south korea, our longstanding ally, began joint annual war games. march 12th. north korea nullifies korean war's 60-year-old armistice between north and south and threatens to attack. march 20, north korea launches cyber attack on seoul, south korea. march 22. the u.s. and ally south korea announce an agreement to retaliate jointly against any attack. march 26th, north korea puts artillery and market forces on highest alert and cuts its hotline to south korea. march 28th. the

siemens' u.s. fox business exclusive interview with breaking news you will only see right here. ♪ ♪ liz: rearing its head again, shares moving higher today after the earnings for kate's to went out. the have to look at this. in the brink of an insider trading stand -- scandal, one of the top partners, and you can see him handing information over and taking money from somebody that he was stepping off about certain stocks. that information being passed out. it really has put the accountant in turmoil. but herbalife is having trouble finding a new accounts. last night the company said, there is no assurance it will be able to find a new auditor. today the chief financial response updated saying it is nearing completion. they need an account. the hunt has delayed a share buyback. now down more than 40%. and, of course, billionaires', shorting the stock. today he is the second anniversary of something called joining forces, veterans hiring initiative lost by the white house years ago. american companie

siemens, answers. ♪ [ music ] >>> e one. doubling down on debt. years the debait in this town has raged between reducing our deficits at all costs, and making the investments necessary to grow our economy. this budget answers that argument, because we can do both. >> president obama's $3,788,000,000,000 budget blueprint is a game changer. here are highlights from the 2500-page document. item. taxes. up $1 trillion dollars over ten years. that's on top of this january's $600 billion tax hike. item. domestic spending. up $1.058 trillion total. repeals the sequester, cuts, funds preschools, highways, green energy. item. defense spending down $500 billion. bases closed, weapons canceled. thousands of jobs cut. higher medical fees for veterans. item, social security crimped. new cost of living the so- called chained cpi, cost retirees $130 billion over ten years. item. medicare. cut. $370 billion. doctors lose pay, seniors pay higher premiums and fees. these cuts are on top of the $700 billion obamacare cut from medicare's budget. item. public debt dou

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siemens. answers. full coverage of market action, lauren simonetti on the stock exchange. we want to start off in the pits of the cme where sandra smith is standing by. in reaction to news out of boston? sandra: we are watching the markets, some what online from trades that happened earlier in the week, gold prices slightly higher, crude prices pretty much flat, and they were very volatile all week, taking a little bit of a pause but to quantify how volatile these markets have been, i put together the numbers for you the biggest numbers on the week, day percentage change, silver prices down 12%, gold prices down 7%, nearly $100, and in september of 2011, copper price a reflection of the week call for the global economy, china news earlier this week, bearish, copper prices down 6%. if you're looking for gains, the agricultural sector saw some, and, and natural gas of 4 present. and someone you did the action in today's session. and $100 from the close of around $400 a troy ounce. and gold will average 1

siemens. answers. gerri: imagine taking out a car loan and paying it off in eight years. believe it or not, more are asking for some of the longest ones in history to push down their monthly car payment and things are promoting it. we have a senior analyst the joins us now. good to see you and thank you for coming on the show again. >> thank you for having me on. i look at this story in the numbers, and i thought, people don't even usually have a car for eight years. so what is the point for financing it? it is ridiculous. >> i agree. in the fourth quarter of 2012, the average term for a new car finance rate was about 65 months on average. the highest we have ever seen. it really speaks to the fact that although the economy is generally recovering, if unemployment is still well below, there are a lot of people that are struggling. ultimately, they are looking to buy a new car, but they have to get their payment out. >> to me, this is crazy. if you have to spread out over eight years, it probably doesn'

siemens.swers. gerri: lots of information coming out about the cost of that obamacare. we will have that next gerri: obamacare kicking into high gear next year and nobody -- and i mean nobody seems to know how much it will cost. two prominent democrats admitting that the law is complex and complicated and confusing. and that included the health and human services secretary kathleen sibelius. one of the reasons the estimated costs are spread out across hundreds of pages in obama's newly released budget is requesting an additional $1.5 million just to implement the change -- exchanges, that is. with more with the confusion had, michael cannon, the director of health policy studies at the cato institute. thank you for coming on. why can't we get a straight answer about the cost of this? wire the costs rising? >> blasting the obama administration wants is for anyone to know the cost of this law. the cost is spread out among federal agencies. we pick out individual parts, we find the projections, l

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siemens. answers. melissa: breaking news right now. formal complaint regarding the disgraced partner that gave confidential information about herbalife and sketchers to an investor. it looks like it goes way deeper than first reported. >> major breaking news on this case. it now appears that scotland in did not stop back giving his friend inside information about herbalife and sketchers, but also gave him information about another one of his corporate clients, deckers outdoor. now we have three stocks involved in this case which broke a week ago where kpmg partner london was posted by the feds for tipping off this guy. here is one of several major developments here that is breaking right now. the golf buddy has been cooperating with the feds since january by wearing a wire and tapping phone conversations with london. details in this report, during conversations, shaw was having concerned about receiving inside information in advance of things like acquisitions and mergers. london apparently told him that he would need to see the press

siemens. answers.n: i understand i have to pay taxes but i resent this sneaky taxes, a hidden fees on my phone bill and electric bill now we will hit by news sneaky taxes as part of obamacare. may be thought that was funded by drug companies but you will pay more although there has not been much publicity says john merline writing for investors business daily. what is hidden? >> 21 separate tax hikes. most of then you won't see they are headed in various ways. but if you have a flexible spending account which millions of americans do tax-free money you can spend on health care also called coal savings a medical savings account obamacare limit set at $2,500 to anybody who was putting $5,000 into flexible spending will pay more taxes next year but they won't know why but then realized they have a smaller deduction. they also have limits on what you can use that the flexible spending account on. obamacare says you can spend on over-the-counter drugs but you used to be able to. the limit how much you can p

siemens. answers. gerri: we all use them, but it's a tablet or smart phone making you blind? important step you need to protect your eyes. gerri: well, we can get information on our smart phone in our tablets in the blank of the night, but are they putting our eyesight at risk? with us, professor at the optometry college. thank you for coming on. i worry about this all the time. i have a tablet i use morning, noon, night, i am on this thing all the time sometimes in bed with the lights out. is it dangerous? >> it is not dangerous. you may feel uncomfortable but will not do permanent damage to your eyes, but you have to take a break from time to time and look away, look into the distance, give your eyes a rest. gerri: discomfort, blurred vision. don't worry, you're not going blind. >> i'm not saying don't worry, but try to make the print larger, don't hold the device too close to your eyes. at least 15 inches away. we found some people are holding it 8 inches, which is really close, that is definitely n

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siemens. answers.all right. everyone, let's be clear this story has no impact on the market that we can detect. however, over the weekend it might be different. look at this, hundreds of north koreans dressed in traditional garb, the first anniversary of kim the younger's power. and noko's may be capable of a nuke on a rocket. and hours before secretary of state john kerry landed in seoul, south korea and meet with a leader and called the north korean rhetoric unacceptable. watch this story over the weekend. we've got three eye popping numbers for you. firstoff, president obama, the white house office of budget management reports obama will be the first president to spend 4 trillion dollars in a single year, watch out. where is that money coming from? we're not collecting all of it. in 2013 they'll collect 2.7 trillion dollars, clearly taxes will not pay for that 4 trillion dollars worth of spending in the future. what's the result? check the latest poll from the journal, 68% of people say making ends

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siemens. answers.l: we suck, so suck up to china? one thing to watch when they pay patty cake with our debt to sugar daddy but when california governor goes to beg for more sugar from china, that is sad, what is chinese word for you chumps? maybe governor jerry brown figures that biggers can't be choosers. what is so bad about begging for japanese investment in his state. jerry needs them, just like apple ceo tim cook needs them. why would cook apologize to china for infractions that seem a farce considering that china rips off american technology, including apple's, with such reckless abandon. the problem is not that china gets away with spanking us, the problem california businessman says we keep giving them the entitlement to do so. it is. the tim cook thing, just -- but the other. but your state's governor, begging for jobs that china stole just adds to the insslt. >> i'm shocked. i am alarmed. i am worried about what is about to happen, you know, we can't trust china. we can't trust them. look at

siemens. answers. >>. >> bill: in the segment tonight. boston, knowing it very well. people get angry about injustice like a cowardly attack. we sent to jesse watters to boston to talk to the folks. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: emotionally, how do you feel about the bombing? >> i feel really unsettled. it can happen anywhere but here and then i'm not going to feel that way. >> i was pretty devastated. it was a family event. something like that happens. >> it kind of ruined the boston marathon. >> reporter: how do you process the event? >> i'm been trying to figure that out. >> i didn't think we were this soft. could never think of where it happened. >> you had tons of protection but anything can slip through. >> something we have to keep in mind, terror and heartbreak and confusion that we all feel is what is happening in afghanistan every week, every day. >> i thought they were like doing some demonstration, what did the other runners thought? >> you saw a huge poof of smoke. >> we stayed in boston until about 10:00 last night. a friend of ours wa

siemens. answers. >>. >> shep: some of the heroes here in boston that worked all night long with no rest to save lives of the victims. because of their unbelievable dedication, doctors at massachusetts hospital says nobody in that their care is likely to die from their injuries. chief surgeon says shis team is drawing strength from some of the victims. >> i've been moved, as a matter of fact i've been really amazed by the resolve of our patients. some of them woke up today with no leg and they told me they are happy to be alive. they thought these things happen. they thought they would die as they saw the blood spilling out. they thought they would lose their life right there and then. >> shep: the road ahead will be difficult. six or seven team according to the doctors said to be in critical condition. some of the victims have lost legs. others suffered severe shrapnel wounds. many face months if not years of physical and mental recovery. mike tobin is live at massachusetts hospital with the

siemens. answers. >>> a wild 24 hours here in boston. now a suspect is in custody and surgery.e is what happened. >> this is a fox naus lert there are reports of gunshots on the campus of m.i.t.. >> the building is surrounded by responding agencies. the situation considered active and dangerous. nothing to indicate there is a connection between what happened here on boylston street and what is going on on the campus of mit but chronology is all there. >> there is a big case underway in boston following a police shooting on the campus of m.i.t., an officer was shot and killed there. two suspects on the run earlier. one is in custody and there is one police are trying to find. >> the guys are armed to the t. hand grenades and explosive devices. >> what you're seeing now is at least four blocks down there we know that they're looking for a suspect. they know they will use explosives. they know they will fire. we heard mark hahrman whether there is a larger scene or just a robbery these guys are playing for keeps and not afraid to shoot. >> we're trying to get information out to th

siemens. answers. liz: jpmorgan and wells fargo were not the only two banks in the spotlight today.ropping. we are seeing all of these and more with nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole: so many of them, the banking index to the downside. they are supposed to merge, not in it a little bit more time to meet all the regulations that go along with it. they both finished to the downside. they're supposed to be merging together, but they have to wait to complete this deal raising concerns about the money laundering compliance program. a joint statement by the two banks together. already commenced major initiatives including the hiring of an outside consulting firm to fully address the federal reserve concerns, so both of these banks are working together, working so hard to push the merger through and meet the regulations the federal reserve is announcing. back to you. liz: thank you, nicole, very much. ashley: let's head back to the pits of the cme. what do you see? >> lets hit repeat from last friday. everybody is short covering. the fear out of here, th

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siemens. answers. >>> we are talking to senator ted cruz. it interrupted you. i apologize for that.you will, sir. >> guest: sure, i was say that unfortunately the obama administration has not made a priority to prosecute those felons with guns. 15,000 felons and funneltives tried to purchase a gun and were turned down. they prosecuted just 44. let me repeat the numbers of the out 156,000 fe lops and fumetives illegally trying to purchase autobahn, the obama justice department only prosecuted 44. i am introducing legislation to create a task force in department of justice. we need to prosecute violent felons and fugitives to go after them and protect ourselves against violent crime. we shouldn't strip away the right to bear arm of lawful, peaceful citizens. >> lou: senator reid, the majority leader called for a cloture vote at 11:00 tomorrow morning. you and a number of your colleagues have also said you will filibuster should the need arise. is it your sense that the need will arise? are you committed to a fill buster? >> what i think is critical, is that for any bill that abridges

siemens. answers. mr. #1: we are back with the panel who is talking about the heavy cost of obama care. on wednesday department of health and human services fessed up and saying that the cost to help states set up're interchanges will be doubled the estimated two billion dollars. the costs will come in at 4.4 will reach 5.7 and 201 ande billion in 2014. now the exchanges were set up so small businesses and individuals not covered could compare and shop for plans. one of the states that declined the exchanges is texas. i spoke to attorney general abbot to ask him why. texas is one of the 26 states that did not join in and doesn't plan to expand medicaid. why not? >> on the exchangings what the federal government wanted the state to do was federal subcontractor with us picking up the tab for doing their work. as we saw last westbound. sebiluous said the cost will more than double in price. this is going to be a costly operation and operation that now the federal government is going to have to pick up, an

siemens. answers. lou: we are back. the secretary of state basically saying he will negotiate and the obama administration will negotiate on missile defense at a time trying to build the of quid pro quo that has to do with our national security. >> how can you negotiate? sponsors of terrorist, a built nuclear weapons when we told them they couldn't and disrupted the entire region and threatened to nukes' their neighbors and us and we say okay let's see what we can do to make it well? it is absurd. >> today's a perfect storm for those who hate america. you have some time of terrorism here at home and iran and north korea and we cannot seem to get anywhere in part because we are willing to talk to them. they want to destroy their neighbors that we're offering to negotiate. but appeasement is not as a momentary event. is a process. each time that north korea or iran makes these outrageous threats and what we reward them with further negotiations, we are basically betting against ourselves. lou: then the secretary of state

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