maria: we are speaking to tony robbins. let's talk about that for a second, what do they come to you for? what are their most frequent questions? >> everybody's different. i got a call the other day from a top 10 tech company one of the biggest in the world and he was having difficulty getting these multibillion-dollar counts. he wanted me to help him understand the psychology of this clients and customers. a guy like mark the first piece was giving him the framework to start the company. and then creating the framework and the tools to manage that. every employee 24,000 plus utilizes it and he comes to me and says i'm going to leave the company because it be any set i'm going to change the world. we are going to do $100 million. he will be approaching 1 million soon here. or paul jones who at the time was the best in the world but get a point, come and help me figure out what it is in the design of system and turned around when you produce those results you get fans to build their brand but many people who want to stay wit

anthony: terrier -- tony robbins is here with an exclusive interview. your companies are making a killing. you have made this major shift in money management and trying to explain to people a lot money pity of a best-selling book called money. tell us about that transition when he decided to that direction. >> my wife has been focused on helping people with their life and there are only two matters that body your emotions or relationship and your finances. when 2008 happened so many people losing their homes and their retirement accounts and nothing was happening. i had a unique approach which is i got really angry and i thought there's something i can do is one person but i think coaching now for 22 years everyday. i've learned so much and i thought if i interview 50th smartest people in the world. anthony: is one of the most celebrated hedge fund managers in the world. maria: can you imagine not losing any money for 22 years? >> is a philanthropist and performers over 22 years i've coached him so i thought if i utilize what i've learned from him and i

maria: we are speaking to tony robbins. let's talk about thafor a second, what do they come to you for? what are their most frequent questions? >> everybody's different. i got a call the other day from a top 10 tech company one of the biggest in the world and he was having difficulty getting these multibillion-dollar counts. he wanted me to help him understand the psychology of this clients and customers. a guy like mark the first piece was giving him the framework to start the company. and then creating the framework and the tools to manage that. every employee 24,000 plus utilizes it and he comes to me and says i'm going to leave the company because it be any set i'm going to change the world. we are going to do $100 million. he will be approaching 1 million soon here. or paul jones who at the time was the best in the world but get a point, come and help me figure out what it is in the design of system and turned around when you produce those results you get fans to build their brand but many people who want to stay with

tony robbins. i was like, "oh, my god." >> seth: yeah. >> cause, i mean, you get, i got on the phone with him. you know, he's like, seven feet tall and 400 pounds in a very trim kind of way. >> seth: yeah. >> you know, and it's like, it's like i was in the room with him. he was like, "hello, it's tony robbins." i was like, "oh my god, hello, mr. robbins." i was like, super on point, you know. >> seth: i guess when you are the size of tony robbins, it would almost go to waste if the voice didn't match. >> no, yes. >> seth: like you gotta have that kind of voice, or else people will -- >> no, you get on the phone with him, and he's like -- hey, it's tony robbins. you'd be like, oh no, no. [ light laughter ] >> hello, it's nice to meet you. and he led me through visualizations and talked to me about how he does what he does. but it's also just the force of personality that he has, and the charisma. and also, when you watch him on screen, he really uses his body. he uses the magnitude of, you know, his

maria: we are speaking to tony robbins. let's talk about that for a second, what do they come to you for? what are their most frequent questions? >> everybody's different. i got a call the other day from a top 10 tech company one of the biggest in the world and he was having difficulty getting these multibillion-dollar counts. he wanted me to help him understand the psychology of this clients and customers. a guy like mark the first piece was giving him the framework to start the company. and then creating the framework and the tools to manage that. every employee 24,000 plus utilizes it and he comes to me and says i'm going to leave the company because it be any set i'm going to change the world. we are going to do $100 million. he will be approaching 1 million soon here. or paul jones who at the time was the best in the world but get a point, come and help me figure out what it is in the design of system and turned around when you produce those results you get fans to build their brand but many people who want to stay wit

let's introduce tony robbins. welcome back to "good day new york." >> nice to be back on. >> you don't just talk about lifestyle at your seminars. you're helping people get their financial house in order. >> i've been focused on your body, emotions, relationships finances all the things that matter most. after 2008 when everybody lost their financial wealth. i've been talking to paul jones. if i interviewed 50 of the smartest people in the world, warren buffett's, carl icahn and simplify it. look is number one best-seller on "new york times" but best-selling financial book of the decade. >> wow, congratulations. that is heady stuff by the way. how do you follow that up? >> i'm working with actually people to implement these things. one. talked to people that most start. most people, if you asked them how are you doing on your finances i went on the street, did man on street. i asked people questions hough do you pay for fees on 401(k), what is your plan for financial fiduciary is? i was on wall street, 99% of the

we're with tony robbins this morning. comes out in paper back today. >> yes. >> what do you need for a second opinion? >> when you look at the most important decisions in your life, physical body or financial life you want somebody who does the best. i wrote this best seller, interviewing 50 financially. you have to understand what part you can control. you've got to stop becoming the chess piece and become the player. where do you get your financial advice? do you get it from, 95% wealth managerrather than a fiduciary. i took no income from it, and check out what you're really paying, takes your accounts and shows you and the people on the platform that i referred to, that were all top fiduciaries, i found out they have a legal loophole and they're duly registered. and one minute i'm a fiduciary and then i'm selling you something. the average person is buying let's say a mutual fund at 3.12% according to forbes and think they're paying less than 1% because they miss the-- >> and that's why they should do the etf's. >> i

>> no, it appears every now and then but we're going to wait until after tony robbins. he's coached some of the top entertainers, heads of state, everybody from bill clinton to oprah winfrey. >> tony's books and seminars have helped inspire millions of people to change their life. >> his latest best-seller "money, master of the game" show called "i am not your guru." i thought you were a guru. we're a little confused. what's with the title? >> i thought it was really great. when people come to events, i'm not here to be your guru, you have the answers. you're not broken, you don't need to be fixed. we all have patterns that get in your way. patterns that make you frustrated or stressed, patterns that make you grateful or euphoric. i made them wait a year so they could show how these people's lives have changed a year later. there are people that were unbelievably successful and miserable in their lives and people that are suicidal, i've never lost a suicide in 38 years, knock on wood. doesn't mean i won't some day but thousands we follow up and make films so this documen

lauren: tony robbins helps people not only improve portfolios but their lives. he will join anthony scaramucci and maria bartiroma for advice. >> when life doesn't match the blueprint you are upset. when it doesn't match and you feel there is nothing you can do people suffer. there is always something you can do. it is getting rid of the belief that this is a permanent problem. if my finances are messed up my life is messed up. not true. >> tune into wall street week tonight at 8:00 pm eastern time. nicole: here is a look at headlines in the wall street journal. the battle begins for yahoo, and the board of directors, to gain the support of other shareholders. car makers hungary tech startups. a small artificial intelligence and autonomous vehicle startup is likely to continue and the high cost of keeping chocolate cool temperatures on online sales, the cost of shipping e-commerce orders can exceed the price of the candy. when you include year like ice packs and coolers, that adds up. coming up these atms don't need debit cards. grabbing cash in a flash. >> 30 t

tony robbins bought this building on mission street. >> water problems in one of the bay area's biggest medical center. unclear what flecks are, the hospital director said the unless than kaft. but there's a catch. no pun intended. only a single fishing boat sell sale from san francisco today. he he's. >> a look outside the sky camera network right now. east bay 63, clear krns kbrrjs grrjs be -- we are on the cusp of some major changes. this area pressure will weaken and move off to the east and that's going to set off this trough of low pressure. as this moves closer, we're talking about cold are temperatures and windio weather. i want to focus in on the wind we are expecting this weekend. it looks like it's going to pick because. for the easter egg hunts, we're going to be the gusts aren't overly strong about with our stach rated calls, that could come down pit we under. >> check out how beautiful this weather looks. san jose, 73 and sunny skies. 72 for morgan hill, 63 in pacific at. north bay, east bay and tri-valley, can you see this trial replicating itself more let's play. >> skrr

. >>> tony robbins has bought a new building for french nuns facing eviction from their soup kitchenn the tenderloin. he paid $750,000 for a building down the street from the 16th street bart station in the mission. robin stepped in in february to prevent their eviction. the nuns say this is god's blessing. he will help them find a new place to live as well. >>> tonight we are learning new information about the victims of the terror attack in brussels. >> the brother and sister killed in the blast and the american couple still missing. >> and ted cruz and his angry response after a tabloid accuses him of a sorted affair. >> and the special guest that is getting all the buzz. >> i am abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. your holiday weekend will include changes. the ups and downs for your easter coming up. >> thank you, sandhya. first here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live." >>> vaw -- vanicia, san ramon and san mateo, this is abc7 news. >> tonight in europe, the hunt goes on for two suspects in tuesday's terror attacks in brussels. we are learning the you'd ties

. >>> tony robbins has bought a new building for french nuns facing eviction from their soup kitchen in the tenderloin. he paid $750,000 for a building down the street from the 16th street bart station in the mission. robin stepped in in february to prevent their eviction. the nuns say this is god's blessing. he will help them find a new place to live as well. >>> tonight we are learning new information about the victims of the terror attack in brussels. >> the brother and sister killed in the blast and the american couple still missing. >> and ted cruz and his angry response after a tabloid accuses him of a sorted affair. >> and the special guest that is getting all the buzz. >> i am abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. your holiday weekend will include changes. the ups and downs for your easter coming up. >> thank you, sandhya. first here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live." >> here we go. the gillette mach 3 turbo still feels better after 10 shaves than a disposable on it's first. mach 3 blades have twice the coatings. for a closer shave with zero redness. get

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that's on top motivational speaker tony robbins just bought them their own soup kitchen on mission street near the 16th street b.a.r.t. station. that's on top of a chunk of cash that he gave them already. those nuns faced eviction from their current spot in tenderloin. robbins read their story, felt compelled to do something. the nuns plan to move into their new digs next month. >>> the raider get a new lease on life at the coliseum, but the extension won't come cheap. the deal more than triples the team's rent to $3.5 million. the oakland city council and alameda county board of supervisors still have to sign off. approved, the deal would keep the team in oakland at least another -- if approved, the deal would keep the team in oakland at least another year with an option for two year. >>> american commandos killed the man who served as finance minister as isis. he oversaw all of the funding for isis operations. his death hurts their ability to pay fighters and meyer recruits. the pent gone -- hire recruits. the pentagon confirms another isis leader was killed in an earlier operation. >>>

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tony robbins has consulted political leaders on both sides of the aisle for decades.hat dose think of this year's crop of weirdoes. his book is coming out tomorrow. good to see you. donald trump, what are some things you know about him that will be surprising to us. >> he came and thought he was speaking to 200 people, and it was 10,000 people. in those days he wouldn't shake anybody's hands. he was a germophobe. kennedy: are you surprised at bad stuff people on the left and right and the media have thrown at him that hasn't stuck? >> i'm not surprised because everything they have thrown at him makes him stronger with his followers. with hillary clinton, his followers say she is not being investigated by the f.b.i., her server is. i asked if the were -- if the server has a lawyer. in business you get recontinue forced in the early stages by not listening to people. but eventually the reason 9% of businesses fail is because you don't listen to anybody. but you make choices when you follow your gut all the time. he's doing that well. the question is will that work in th

tony robbins will be weighing in on donald trump, the economy and a whole lot more. a sneak peek. >> we have not seen in the electorate for a long time. i know donald really well. he's an amazing businessman and a great salesman. i don't think his rivals took him serious soon enough. >> well, the republican party is in shambles. house speaker paul ryan gearing up for the next step in this civil war. he's pulling people away from donald trump. why? i don't know. unity we know is out the window. . with flonase allergy relief, they wont. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. [so i use quickbooks and run mye entire business from the cloud. i keep an eye on sales and expenses from anywhere. even down here in the dark i can still see we're having a great month. and celebrate accordingly. i run on quickbooks.that's how i own it. e #1) when returning home from deployment, you know, you-- you have money saved up so you're lookin' for that car to drive around in, and usaa actua

ashley: that is tony robbins if you didn't know. you can see more of his exclusive interview on the second episode of "wall street week" on fox business starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow night. connect with us on social media. follow us on twitter and "like" her facebook page. we're almost at 20,000 "likes" on the page. >> you guys are losers. ashley: what? >> i'm just kidding! i'm just kidding. ashley: charlie, thanks for that. donald trump leading in the polls, ignore you, racking up delegates moving him closer and closer to the republican nomination. can trump really self-fund a general election campaign? that's why charlie is here, our fox business senior correspondent. is he urting for cash right now? >> i can tell you what i know is going on with the rnc, the republican national committee, and what they are doing with trump. what we understand right now, and take it for what it's worth, from rnc officials they are having preliminary discussion with the trump people about using rnc money during the general election, so rem

according to "the chronicle," motivational speaker tony robbins bought a new building for the of nuns, who are facing eviction from their soup kitchen in the tenderloins. he paid $750,000 for a building down the street from the street in the mission. he stepped forward in february to prevent their' vehicles. -- to prevent their eviction. nuns say this is god's blessing. robbins said he will help them find a new place to live, as well. >> 6:08 is the time on this saturday morning. weather-wise, the temperatures sure have dropped a little bit this morning. >> they have. especially in the east bay. we are looking at some 40s. from some shot here,ryville, we will low 50s. and temperatures today warning another 20 degrees. we will see low 70s from fremont to hayward to just around oakland this afternoon. how long does our above average warmth last? i'll have the answers next. >>. >> that, lisa. also ahead, the crab pots are ready to go. why fishermen are wait to go get back into the waters. and later, thousands try, but only a fraction make it on whfight back fastts tums smoothies starts d

according to "the chronicle," motivational speaker tony robbins sought a new building for the friend of nuns who are facing eviction from their soup kitchen in the tenderloins. he paid $750,000 for a building down the street from the street in the mission. he stepped forward in february to prevent their' vehicles. nuns say this is god's blessing. robbins said he will help them find a new place to live, as well. we are off to a cool start across the bay. >> yeah, some 40s around, and some 50s. another beautiful day out there. from our roof camera, temperatures this morning in the low 50s san francisco. 150 across the bait in oakland. -- 50. and a cool 49 in san jose. more 60s and 70s on top today. the cool down for your easter sunday. i'll have that for you and the look ahead. >> thanks, lisa. also ahead, the crab pots are ready to go. why fishermen are waiting to get back into the water. and later, thousands fly, but only a fraction actually make it on to jeopardy e with will show look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made

people it's sort of like hbo "real sports," i want to learn about the entrepreneur, the general, tony robbinsost invitational speaking, and how do we help people when they're in a rut or when they've had failures. harris: i love it. andrea: i love that concept, anthony, because it's so rare that we actually get to get in the mind of these public figures that are so fascinating rather than just listening -- >> well, i hope you'll watch. and you'll give us some constructive criticism. harris: excellent. what are you going to eat or do before you get ready? >> i have to confess, i don't eat before shows. i just drink lots of coffee. [laughter] harris: stacey, great to have you back, kirsten, good to see you too. foxnews.com/outnumbered, click on the overtime tab, jump on through your facebook or twitter. "happening now" now.

but i've gotten to spend a little bit of time with him before and i call him the tony robbins of actors. you spend like one moment with him and you're like, i'm gonna run for president. i can do this. [ laughter ] i got this.et a little "rock" on you and feel like you've completely expanded your horizons. >> exactly. >> seth: and do you have to -- a dumb question, but when you do a movie like "baywatch," do you have to take like swimming lessons or is your current level of swimming okay? >> you do. >> seth: you do, okay.ent level of swimming is pretty good. all of the other actors had to swim three times a week and i >> seth: now hold on. [ light laughter ] i have so many questions about this. [ light laughter ] did they bring you in the first ke a little look and then we'll put you in a group? >> kind of. >> seth: oh, my god. >> yeah. >> seth: wow.-- >> and they're like, kelly is a fantastic swimmer! thank you. >> seth: so, wait. does that mean the rock is not in advanced swimming?swim group, but i hear that muscle sinks. like it's not -- >> seth: it's not good? >> he's not --t's why a

tony robbins telling anthony scaramucci rivals are making a huge mistake.e a listen. >> artist level of anger that we have not been in the electorate for a very long time. i know donald really well. he's an amazing businessman, a great salesman and i don't think his rebels took area soon enough. trying to catch the fall interview tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. right here in spm. into the cohosts, and in a scaramucci. democrats risking making the same mistake. do you think democrats are taking trump to lately? >> idea. just to argue about that just got published in "vanity fair" where we had a group of people at the hunt and fish club. we are talking about it and the that were there were going to mug them over. here are the new numbers speeches at the democratic race, et cetera, et cetera and that's what republicans. i am here on site telling you i'm over two. i was a scout walker early and then jeb bush on the sideline. i think donald trump has the chance to be the nominee. if he's the nominee, i'll do whatever paul ryan goes ahead and does. he's been underest

. >> looks like tony robbins up there, the motivational guy. >> they reflected on the show's history and also gave advice to a certain jets' quarterback. >> patrick in the building [cheers and applause] >> that's patrick here, isn't it? [cheers and applause] >> the guy with the beard. >> [inaudible] >> i know. >> reunion show raised more than a million dollars for the garden of dreams foundation. finally,s this is really cool. at citi field for 2016, greg, rosanna, everybody asking about you yesterday. >> what's new? >> mr. and mrs. met came out, the coca-cola corner, there'll be new interactive social media-based activities, and mike piazza weekend's going to be huge, all the food -- >> oh, reyes was there too? >> and, of course, mamas of corona. yesterday i met be irene, she and her sister ma eerie. and they're big fans of good day. marie was asking me all about the baby, and irene actually -- [laughter] i brought home a box of cannolis and a box of sandwiches for the baby. >> look at you. and you didn't have anything? >> i did. >> because i know your body is a temple. >> it was gr

revealing his secrets to reaching financial freedom in bestmasterheame" out in please welcome tony robbinse you? thank you so much. >> how are you? >> doing wonderful. >> please, please. >> nice to see you, thank you, robin. >> there's no applause sign. that's coming from the heart. no applause sign. we changed our state. we changed our state like this. >> i see that. >> that's what you're about. you have inspired so many people. where does that come from? where did that begin with you? >> pain. >> yeah. >> i grew up in a pretty tough environment and my mom loved me dearly and i have a younger brother, younger sister but she abused alcohol and prescription drug a became a practical psychologist to suer. that out. >> you have changed people's lives from all walks of life. howhow hower -- power is superhuman and bring out the best in us and the catalyst of change. why do you think that is. >> i think part of it is 38 year, going on my 39th year with people from 100 countries around the world. 50 million people so at this point i could be an idiot and see there are patterns that make peep dep

tony robbins, out today. and kevin and dagen, thank you. that's it for us, i'll see you tomorrow. "varney & company" starts now, stuart, over to you. stuart: thank you very much. what an outrage, christians targeted and slaughtered during easter. good morning, everyone. it happened in pakistan. islamic terror strikes a park crowded with children. the islamists say they deliberate deliberately targeted christians. in response, president obama administration doesn't makes any mention. and secretary kerry says it's the republican that are an embarrassment. a small gain on the opening bell. the dow is not that short of 18,000 and today you'll see some big name stocks hit record highs. wait for it. look at that bernie surge. in the three caucuses over the weekend, seven out of ten democrats voted for a socialist, but he's still not likely to be the nominee. here we go, it's a big new week, never a small week, is it? "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ i wish we didn't have to start with this, but we're going to. terror, a taliban group carried out a suicide attack in the northeaste

. >> we have tony robbins. elvis duran has a singer. >> keep going. >> other thingious s you don't have to worry about. >> i don't have to participate. we don't have any notes. >> all right. all coming up after your local news. >>> live, this is news 4 new york now. >> good morning, a live look at the new jersey turnpike new newark liberty airport. it is 44 degrees outside, 9:57 on this tuesday, march 29th. a long awaited bus station finally opening today. will have 14 bus platforms, expected to serve about 1,600 passengers every day. the station is opening ten months later than planned, but the project came in under budget. >>> a plan to raise tuition at state colleges and universities would raise tuition at universities by 5% to a little more than $10,000. tuition at connecticut's community colleges would go up to 3.5% to a little more than $4,100. >>> mostly sunny, high of 54. tomorrow 59 is the high. thursday increasing clouds, high of 70 degrees and chance for evening showers. friday thunderstorms are poss

. >> we have tony robbins.'t have any notes. >> good job, savannah. >> all right. all coming up after your local news. >> allergen hot spots in your home, b >>> skyforce 10 is live over breaking news in bucks county along the pennsylvania turnpike. a truck hit the toll booth at the delaware river bridge interchange. first-alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has been watching this and giving us more details. >>> a few moments ago all you could see was black smoke billowing out from underneath this scene. skyforce 10 is live over the scene right now. the westbound traffic coming in from new jersey approaching the delaware valley interchange is blocked off to traffic right now. so you're going to need an alternate here for the time being while they get the situation under control. it does look like some of the fire is out right now. so maybe it's on its way out the door right here. but if you are trying to access the p.a. turnpike. say you're coming from the new jersey turnpike, keep going, don't get off on t

. >> we have tony robbins. >> good job, savannah. >> all right. all coming up after your local news. >> allergen hot spots in your home, b (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com >>> after such a chilly start, our temperatures will be warming up today, and it will be a touch warmer than yesterday, making it up to 64 degrees in the peninsula and the south bay, as well as the tri-valley. up to 66 in the north bay, and san francisco 62 degrees. our winds calming down. we'll be about 10 to 15 miles an hour throughout the day, and our warming trend continues for the rest of the workweek. we'll have some 70s by the weekend. let's check in within anito see what's happening on the roadway. >>> >>> traffic is starting to thin out, but in the south bay still dealing with some slowdowns in sunnyvale. things improve once you get past palo alto, at least 101 does. still dealing with some slowing th