tobin, not doing so great. though we don't have anything official from authorities. so we have been witness to something that's been unfolding in baltimore and when we have more to it, we'll bring it to you. for the moment i can tell you the president is speaking. and has been speaking on this matter in baltimore. so let's listen to the president. listen. >> that's just don't have the same kinds of chances that somebody like me has. they're just as talented as me. just as smart. they don't get a chance. because everyone has a part to play in this process we brought everybody together. we brought business leaders and faith leaders mayors, fill an hope toists, educators-entrepreneurs, athletes musicians actors, all united around the simple idea of giving all our young people the tool they'd need to achieve their full potential. and we were determined not to just do a feel-good exercise, to write a report that nobody would read. to do some announcement and then once the tv cameras have gone away and there weren't

, go to mike tobin. what's happening, mike? >> reporter: i'll tell you what happened. it's going to be hard to get a picture of this guy. there was one guy, we showed him in the l last live shot who was- well, look at that. there's a cop pointing the pepper spray at the camera. there was one guy who was really agitating and looking like he was spoiling for it. and he stood out in front dearig the police, and they went out and bound him up. and they've got him in some kind of restraints. once they bound him out, the police came out with the pepper spray. they fired the pepper spray, and with that -- whoa man, we almost got a reporter getting hit by a car. and with that, we had a couple bottles come out over the crowd in the general direction of the police. so there he is, bound up on the ground, his wrists are restrained. he is leaning on one side, and that is the guy you saw before, insistent that he was not going to go -- >> you guys are crazy! why are you not in the media area? >> reporter: it's pretty

i can tell you one thing, mike tobin would have never been through this.bin thought he saw somebody get shot and there was a gun and a patient on a stretcher and there was a woman who said she saw the cops gun him down and there's going to be violence and the rest of that an what we have is nothing. nobody has been shot no police officer has pulled the trigger. on behalf of mike tobin and the rest of our crew there and the rest of us at fox news i'm very sorry for the error and glad we were able to correct it quickly. >> that's a way to correct a mistake. tobin said the situation was confused with the gun going off and the man going down and it would be hard to duplicate a situation that looked more like a man being shot. i don't think the report should have been aired unless a reporter saw the shot fired or had it con confirmed. "washington post" made a mistake, prisoner in van trying to injure himself and driened the prisoner as 38 years old. then later corrected the age to 22 22. a veteran report fer baltimore's wbal tv is stepping back from her coverag

and i did, and i was impressed with everyone and i think that i could actually go along with miss tobin and that is really our recommendation for miss stevens would has served on the commission for a long time and that she is actually voluntarily stepping off which i know is a difficult for anyone to do and so, to me that gives a lot of weight to the decision. and i say that in apologizing too because i think that everyone else's reply has been and has shown the really incredible commitment to the animals in the city, and so that is kind of where i land. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chair. >> and so good afternoon, everyone, and i am very pleased to see so many people willing to step up and give voice and advocate on behalf of our friends, our furry little friends, i am going to have to defer to the recommendation of supervisor tang she is the one on the board that has interacted with the most of the furry con stit you entcy in san francisco and seriously she has puppy and kittens in her office and as you can imagine this can be a stressful job. my aid has a dog that comes in on occa

tobin qeree with the ratio? are we that overvalued?uest: no, i don't think we are that overvalued. i think docs are a little over fairly value, but that is not to say they are -- i think stocks are little over fair value, but that is not to say they are too expensive. when you look at stocks relative to the things you can invest in, bonds or holding cash, stock valuations look pretty interesting. you have to be a little more choosy about where you are investing and look at certain parts of the market. places like cyclicals in the u.s. and looking at international markets. see his earnings come through. and stocks at this point, we think will be driven by earnings growth rather than any multiple expansion, which is where the valuations are he comes into play. alix: disappointing earnings with the stock down 12%. stephen, you are sticking with me. joe, always good to see you. coming up more with j.p. morgan and stephen parker, we will talk , japanesepean stocks stocks, and the u.s. when we come back. ♪ alix: welcome back. i'm alix steel.

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consider the late nobel prize-winning economist james tobin's q ratio. equities are valued above 10% above the cost of replacing their underlying asset. it is higher than any other time than the internet bubble. some say it is choosing buybacks over capital spending. carl icahn calling for a bigger buyback. what gives? we want to bring in stephen parker, head of multi-asset strategies a jpmorgan. how are you? stephen: good to be here. alix: do you agree with the tobin q ratio? stephen: i do not think we are that overvalued. i think stocks are a little bit over fair value but that is not saying that they are expensive. wes important to recognize have not overshot. we are at the normal context of history. when you look relative to other things you can invest in, the stocks look pretty interesting. you have to be a little bit more choosy about where you are investing. cyclicals in the u.s.. we do not think that stocks are overvalued. we need to see earnings come through. stocks at this point we think will be driven more by earnings growth rather than any so

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mike tobin is live on the phone. what happened, mike?45 we saw a guy running from the cops here right at the intersection of north and pennsylvania where the -- the epicenter of the unrest here and as he was running away the officer drew his weapon and fired and struck the individual who was running away. a young black male and what we saw on the sidewalk as the crime scene unfolded there there was a revolver laying on the ground. a six shooter revolver, with a long barrel. the individual who was shot, again, young black male, he was alive. they just took him off in the ambulance but he did not look to be in good shape. i can't give you an accurate diagnosis and could not gate look at his wound but he looked to be in bad shape. you have crowds -- >> mike, mike, is just want to interrupt. we're looking at tape right now of a -- assumingly this is the victim right here. that you have just been talking about, on the stretcher going into the ambulance. the young african-american man that you're talking about who was shot. here's more tape no

. >> as fox's mike tobin shows us people of all faiths rallyily today calling for peace as the mayor lifts the emergency curfew. >> the mayor -- >> reporter: while violence is waning but the passion is still clear. >> we are a people filled with faith. we refuse to slip into depression. if you believe god is going to turn baltimore around, would you make some noise right now? presence cheers (. >>> people gathering to remember the death of freddie gray. prosecutors say the 25-year-old suffered a severe neck injury while in police custody and was refused immediate medical attention when he pleaded for help. the more subdued rallies coming hours after matt baltimore mayor stephanie rollings blake lifted the curfew that's been in place the last five nights. national guard troops starting to pull out of the city. baltimore police captain says the police remaining are being stationary as a precautionary measure. >> we'll keep officers deployed in areas where there's potential for concern. butane again as we've seen this through this weekend baltimore is capable of coming together and expr

>> mike tobin live in madison, wisconsin, tonight. thank you. >>> verizon has made a deal to buy aol for $4.4 billion. this turns the largest carrier into a leader for providing mobile and web content. the aol ceo says they will continue to run a sepate division from verizon. this sent stocks soaring up 19%. the dow lost 37 points and the s&p 500 was off by 6 and the nasdaq slipped 17. >>> touching moments sponsored by you. how you could be paying for patriotism during america's game. >>> and now the political grapevine. you know that moment honoring soldiering during nfl games? it turns out, you might have been paying for it. as part of a contract with the new york jets last season the new jersey national guard paid the nfl for a salute to service, which included the members of the guard being honored in pregame activities. the defense department from 2011 to 2014 paid nearly $4.5 million for sponsorships. a blurred line between advertising and community outreach at a time when the defense budget is being stretched. arizona senator j

. >> we have a -- we have a -- >> today is tobin heath's birthday. >> where's tobin? >> tobin?to soccer fields, did clinics. went to the boys and girls club. we just want to make sure that people understand all around the country that no matter where you are, you can be on this stage at one point in your life, if you believe. >> if you believe. and we do believe. we certainly do believe. i believe that you have some gifts for -- >> yes, we do baby. >> where's my colleagues? hey. >> hey? come on out here. >> lara. ginger. >> we're coming. >> we want to gift to you guys. your own very personalized jerseys. >> oh, wow. >> and i have robin roberts here. >> thank you. >> that's awesome. >> got the last name on it. what do you mean? >> your name could not fit on the back. stephanopoulos could not fit on the back. so you got your first name. and spencer. so thank you so much for having us, robin. appreciate it. >> one for time. for team usa. as they head off. [ cheers and applause ] is this a sendoff or what? >> this is incredible. >> is this a sendoff or what? >> this is amazing. >>

. >> mike tobin is live. mike?t of the ambulance going by but as we look at the street corner this is what the mayor was hoping for, return to a normal street corner and normalcy as they said. it's busier than normal but this has been the epicenter for the unrest and now cars are just going through it. it's a chapter that included 113 injured officers 486 arrests, 46 of those arrests just last night out here. but what is absence from the mix is the people showing up intent on defying the curfew and having a conflict with the police and some of them would get it every night, about 10:20, a little while after the deadline while the curfew was in force. the burden goes back on the demonstrators. if they can get through a night without any more violence and without busting up the town baltimore looks like it has turned the corner in this event. the police is on stand by and the curfew can go into play again but they are trying to find out what are the thresholds that would mean reinstating things likehe curfew. harris?

mike tobin live for us in chicago what reaction are you seeing there in illinois? >> well the reaction you get from illinois republicans is shock. denny hastert as most refer to the former speaker of the house had a reputation considered beyond reproach a reputation that stood up to the scrutiny of the democratic congressional campaign committee. now years later, something defined only as prior misconduct surfaces so compelling that the former speaker was willing to pay $3.5 million to compensate and conceal as defined in the indictment. the blackmailer is defined only as individual a and his or her relationship with the former speaker goes back to his former life before politics when hastert was a teacher and coach in yorkville, illinois outside chicago. the two met in 2010 and that's when the speaker, former speaker agreed to pay the money. first withdrawing it in cash in increments of $50,000, when the bank started asking questions, less than $10,000. when asked about that, the former speaker said to the fbi he was keeping the cash because he didn't trust the ba

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mike tobin. now to jonathan hunt at a gas station? los angeles where big drop in gas prices from last memorial day could mean a lot more traffic jams for this one. jonathan? >> reporter: a lot of people want to have a little fun this memorial day weekend. whatever their economic circumstances. let's start with the glass half full part of the story. i'm a glass half full kinda guy. gas prices cheaper than it has been for the last five years. take a look at the national average as it stands today. 2.74 a gallon, compare that to last year's memorial day weekend prices, 3.65 a gallon. but i have to get to the glass half empty part, too. gas has been creeping up in price over the last few weeks. on average it's now about 26 cents more a gallon than it was a month ago. and according to the experts anyone driving this weekend is likely to be paying the highest price for gas that it will be this year, barring any unforeseen spikes. a lot of people will be driving aaa predicting the highest level of weekend travel in a decade. 37.2 million peo

fox's mike tobin looks back at a very big day in baltimore. >> reporter: the streets around baltimoreity hall filled with protesters calling for justice after the death of freddie gray. prosecutors say gray suffered a severe neck injury while in police custody and was not given medical treatment when he asked for it. >> freddie gray becomes symbolic of all the black men in this country who have been treated unfairly by our police. >> reporter: baltimore states attorney maryland lynn maybe bee announced six philadelphia will face a number of charges. but some legal analysts say the prosecution may have a tough road ahead. >> why this was done after 19 days and only just getting the pathologists report the autopsy report which wasn't very clear specific and not going to another expert to do redundancy and checks and balances way too fast. >> reporter: the governor declared a state of emergency and activated the national guard. a nighttime occur fee scheduled to remain in effect through the weekend. >> most important thing is your safety the safety of all the infrastructure that's here b

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michael tobin is also live in baltimore. mike?eta this is the biggest and rowdiest we have seen the crowd here at north pennsylvania. as we give you a look. people dancing on top of their cars. and this stream of cars seems to be just endless. i was talking with some of the demonstrators about how they knew to join up with this group apparently word went out over social media this is a big crowd. as you can see very rowdy. a little bit of vulgar lyrics in that particular song. i want to avoid the audio there. they are pretty fired up. i'm going to avoid talking to them right now. they are all saying things not appropriate for television. most of the people i have talked with say they will leave by 10:00 and respect the curfew. that being said huge crowd and fired up. police are going to be challenged to clean the streets in time for the curfew. most people say they respect it they are encouraged by what happened today. young women say -- [lost audio] >> we just lost mike tobin. we will get back to him. anyway we will go to the oth

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have more of a general comment i want to thank everyone commissioner chan's office i'm a commissioner tobin i'm confused so it is my experience that criminals like confusion and zoning never stopped it so i'm still a strong opponent of no cu p you might as be looking at foreign language i appreciate that you guys want more time i'm not for the cu p process in in no way, shape, or form but i like the interaction i wish all the interaction their macon

have more of a general comment i want to thank everyone commissioner chan's office i'm a commissioner tobin i'm confused so it is my experience that criminals like confusion and zoning never stopped it so i'm still a strong opponent of no cu p you might as be looking at foreign language i appreciate that you guys want more time i'm not for the cu p process in in no way, shape, or form but i like the interaction i wish all the interaction their macon honest effort to get those agreed upon so >> commissioner l. riley. >> yes. we're hearing again and again people need more time to look at the translation so when do you plan to move forward? the one piece that was left open was the amnesty program that is the language that was provided the majority of legislation is still the same as when we presented two weeks ago small business commission's we'll be moving forward with language it was supposed to be heard anothers land use commission only the amnesty program >> it could be tomorrow. >> we're introducing the substitute tomorrow but noting not heard at the land use commission until may 4. >> an

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mike tobin is also on the ground in baltimore. he has got the latest. he is in the crowd right now. what's going on? >> well, it's the biggest crowd that we have seen defying the curfew. and now we are about 20 minutes after the curfew. and can i tell you in the last couple of minutes we saw -- we saw a very low police presence and also in the last couple of minutes we got this big throng of it looks like state troopers out there that have just formed up. on the east side of the street and they have never been there before. normally they come from the west side of the street. to give you a scene set i will give you a look around here. still got a lot of media got this gentleman. let me ask you a question what are you still doing out. >> celebrating. we got a small victory today. a little bit of civil disobedience. >> 10:00 came around. you knew the deadline. why are you still staying? >> celebrating man. >> does he believe people are innocent until proven guilty? >> cop get arrested. celebrate in peace. >> i'm getting a question from sean hannity back in new york. do you believe tha

. >> mike tobin is live for us. he's on the phone. what has happened, mike? saw a guy running from the cops here, right at the intersection of north and pennsylvania, which has been the epicenter of the unrest here. and as he was running away, that officer drew his weapon and fired and struck the individual who was running away. >> now it turns out that's not what happened. the baltimore police tweeted the report was not true. no one had been shot. afterwards, it appears that a gun had fallen and gone off while the man was running. he had dropped to the the ground. fox had to apologize for its false report. now, no one wants to go on the air and be wrong. mike tobin seems to have really, absolutely, genuinely thought he saw a man get shot. he was not making that up. this gets to a huge issue, intuitively, we tend to think that an eyewitness is our most reliable way of knowing what happened in a given situation. but social science has shown us over and over that simply is not the case. joining me now, public defender david fiege. so how seriously do jurors tak

mike tobin is with the crowd right now. mike what's going on? >> reporter: well this is the biggest crowd that we have seen defying the curfew. now we're about 20 minutes after the curfew. and i can tell you, in the last couple of minutes, we saw a very low police presence. in the last couple of minutes, we've got this big throng of what looks like state troopers out there that have just formed up on the east side of the street. they've never been there before. to give you a scene set. i'll give you a look around here. still a lot of media. got this gentleman -- let me ask you a question. what are you still doing out? >> celebrating, man. a little bit of civil disobedience man. >> reporter: 10:00 came around you knew the deadline how come you're still staying? >> celebrateing, man. >> does he believe people are innocent until proven guilty? >> reporter: i'm getting a question from sean hannity back in new york. do you believe that people are innocent until proven guilty? >> i have to. that's the way the system works, right? >> reporter: you see

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so we will go on to the next applicant, jane tobin. >> good afternoon and thank you for taking the time to consider my experience and qualifications for a seat on the animal control and welfare commission. for begin with i would like to recognize the work of the current commission, and pass commissioners in tackling a wide issue that have supported the people and animals of san francisco. and i appreciate the thoughtful and sincere approaches used to examine the difficulties that arise when sharing space with animals in a dense urban environment and impressed with the ability to look at the totality of the services and find the balance of what is appropriate and fair and what brings me here today is what brought me to the department of san francisco, animal care and control as a volunteer in 1993, the commission like acc, serves all species, addressing in the only companion animals but wild life, and rep tiles and birds. i have specifically chose volunteering at san franciscan mal care and control because it was an open admission shelter and because no animals are turned away. i accepte

fox news correspondent mike tobin is in baltimore with the latest. mike? >> reporter: hi, judge.emonstrations that were down at city hall marched in mass to this location at north avenu

. >> mike tobin, thank you. >>> several commercial pilots over long island last night reported that someone was pointing a laser at the planes. the the faa and police are investigating. three of the planes targeted had just taken off from kennedy airport. the green light shining in the cockpit can make it nearly impossible for pilots to see the controls. >>> journalists are theoretically impartial, although many people question that assumption. but some bias is much more in your face than others. that brings us to hillary clinton and women's magazines. fox news media analyst and host of "media buzz" howard kurtz has some observations. howard? >> good evening, bret. women magazines have long treated hillary like royalty. here she is on "vogue" two years ago. "elle" magazine just put chelsea clinton on the magazine. and seymour said she didn't see a conflict because she doesn't work for a news organization. i haven't seen any qualms or carly fiorina. "women are tired of hearing about how to be a feminist from media on the left and being told that hillary is the only option." >> how much effec