tracy: i'm tracy byrnes.um for stocks thanks to a five-year low for jobless claims. the dow is up 128 appointments right now, getting much closer to that 15,000 mark and s&p could score its third record close this week. raymond james chief strategist jeff saut says if you want to make money it is time to get in. he is here in a few minutes. ashley: plus our special report, the business of travel. we've got you covered on every angle of this multibillion-dollar industry from high-speed rail, to, yum, airline meals and so much more. coming up this hour we'll talk with trip advisor ceo, steven cough fer and luxury orient hotel express. tracy: there were times when meals were pretty good ing is trading and second biggest ipo this year. ceo rodney martin is our guest ahead. ashley: top of the hour. time for the stocks. let's go straight to lauren simonetti as we do every fifth tee minutes. the dow is up nicely at 146 points, lauren. >> we're 40 points away from all-time high to for dow industrials. they're inching

ashley:. >> tracy byrnes. tracy: lizzie mack will be all over the story for a long time.elcome back, emac. >> sure. ashley: still to come, potential problems for president obama's commerce secretary nominee. thanks to her family, oh, yeah, offshore tax trusts. we're live in washington next. tracy: you can't make this up. investing in tech. find out where you can get the best bang for your buck in that sector. because the rest of the market has totally lagged. first as we do every day this time. day, let's look how oil is trading. moving slightly up. $96.05 a barrel. we'll be right back this is america. we don't let frequt heartburn come between us and what we love. so if you're one of them people who gets heartburn and then treats day afr day... block the acid with prilosec otc and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announcer ] e pill eachmorning. 24 hours. zero hetbur and don't get heartburn in the first place! for sein a whole new way. for seeing what cash is coming in and going out... so you can understand every angle of your cash flow- last week, this mont

i am tracy byrnes. ashley: i am ashley welter. fed will make any changes to it stimulus plan. will the fed give any hints about when it will pull back on quantitative easing? the answers are just moments away. tracy: let's check on how the markets have been doing. started out with dad news from adp. the dow is down 109-point right now. olio, of course, down as well. inventories are up. therefore, the price of oil is down. we have an all-star panel to guide us through this. portfolio manager -- pretty cool. our very own nicole petallides is at the nyse and sandra smith doing her last hurrah today. nicole petallides, let's head to you first. nicole: it is interesting how we are moving to session lows. the dow jones industrials are down about 115-point right now. most of the economists are not expecting to see much change. the language is to see if they really cut back on these purchases. will they make any changes? we are in this wait and see mode ashley: you expect the fed to taper purchases. the growing number of analysts say no,

tracy byrnes, ashley webster's guest next hour right here on fox business. don't miss it.ake things more secure. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat mo dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to web hosting to mobile apps, small business solutions from at&t have the security you need to get you there. call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do. even better. ♪ ashley: good afternoon, everybody, i'm ashley webster. tracy: i'm tracy byrnes. stocks kick off summer with a rally as consumer confidence soars. how long will it be before the fed throws cold water on this party? ashley: meantime the cyber threat. chinese hackers reportedly gaining access to our most critical weapons systems. we'll talk to former homeland security secretary tom ridge about what exactly we can do to protect ourselves. tracy: trying to get away from the scandals in d.c., president obama visits the jersey shore seven months after superstorm sandy. i do

even tracy byrnes with their -- 2830 characters for a long and it helps solve the problems.ri: you mean i have to havee some kind of sauce for to tell me how to read the password? really? >> we, you know, the reality is,ou log int 100 different sitetes onverage. there's no possible way to keep them differently nap between god forbid if you have your facebook password the same as your bank or e-mail account, i take that ov in a a new. i can have a password reset and it all over. other suggestion i would like to tell you. it is called a 2-factor authentication. a big word for a 2-step log in. it is not that bad. gerri: this is more work for me. >> no. is not that bad. here's what you do. you s it u to the bank. you p in your password, which is long, strong, and varied. then they send you aext your phone with a code, and additional code and you have one minute tput that in, so it takes teefifteen is a nsmate -- of seconds, t what happens is they cannot just accurate passer becausehey don't so have control of yourself on, meaning that it is a lot harr for them to get in your acc

tracy: i'm tracy byrnes.o hours to go stocks are back to their winning ways and near session highs. investors are betting weak economic numbers will keep the fed printing presses rolling for now at least. ashley: oil prices jumping after six losses in seven days. opec is set to tackle this country, the good ol' usa's rising shale output and its growing influence in the global oil market. we'll take a look how that could impact prices coming up. tracy: our special report, small business, big ideas. meet the cofounder of a company serving more than one million healthy meals to american schoolchildren every week. revolution foods is also creating jobs. it is a remarkable story. ashley: that is a good. tracy: sure is. stocks, oil, gold all in the green today. we have team coverage. lauren simonetti at the nyse and jeff flocks in the pits of the cme. lauren, i think we'll head down to you first. >> hey, tracy. the dow is up five points away from the high of the session. we do have a rally. the nasdaq is up almost

tracy: hey, i'm tracy byrnes. ashley: and i'm ashley webster. for another record close. so how should you play this rally? we'll hear from one strategist who says invest in companies with international exposure. tracy: and the online sales tax bill passed the senate but now it faces really tough opposition in the house. and we're going to hear from congressman from both sides of the aisle. we have one who says the bill would level the playing field. we have another said it is simply a tax hike. ashley: "the great gatsby" heading to the big screen for a 7th time. this time the roaring '20s tale is told with a 21st century twist. the question is, can the latest version overcome the gatsby curse? tracy: there is definitely is one. it is top of the hour. time for stocks. so we've got to head down to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. the dow is in the green. that's something. >> it really is. getting closer and closer to couple things. getting closer to the all-time high set earlier after 15,079. we're getting closer to 15

tracy: i'm tracy byrnes. as we were talking about the irs is under fire.n targeting conservative groups for extra scrutiny. president obama says it is outrage just. judge andrew natano says the agents involved might get off without prosecution. ashley: we'll talk with one straaegist who see as major pullback ahead. we heard it before. and yes, the bloomberg snooping scandal. the federal reserve and the treasury department want to know who had access to that confidential data, whether or not they traded on it. we'll have the very latest coming up. tracy: but it is top of the hour. so it is time for stocks and we head down to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, down 50, but you know, time for that pullback maybe? >> well we've had three straight weeks of gains, to your point, tracy. there are many traders who believe this market is overbought to a certain extent. however they are too nervous to try and short it. i mean the only thing you may see is some people taking some profits off the table. but the truth of the matter i

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zero heartbur tracy: welcome back, i'm tracy byrnes. ashley: i'm ashley webster.ric day for stocks. the dow briefly topping 15,000. just a little under now. the s&p blasting through the 1600 level. coming up one money manager tells us why he is still bullish despite all the skepticism about this record market. tracy: and there's still a lot. news that thousands more jobs were added earlier this year than first thought. wall street likes the numbers but we'll talk with one economist who says the job market still has a long way to go. ashley: a long way. he is the man who executes warren buffett's top see credit trades, morning, noon, and night. citi broker john freund talks to us exclusively with liz claman, live from omaha. that is coming up. tracy: talk about markets now, time for stocks as we do every 15 minutes. nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange. where is that 15,000? we have to finish the day with it, nicole. >> that is tricky and hard. broke through a real milestone there and certainly a psychological level. there was question whether

tracy: hey, i'm tracy byrnes. ashley: you are tracy byrnes. i'm ashley webster. s&p fighting for gains and new record highs again after jobless claims fell to the lowest level in five years. so where should you put your money right now? we'll talk to a strategist who is all about tech. tracy: yeah. and intercontinental is in the army now. the company has a 50-year lease to build hotels on u.s. army bases. we'll talk to the company about the deal with uncle sam. ashley: our special report, small business, big ideas. it started with a love of beer. why not. almost 30 years ago and now a publicly-traded company with over 180 million in annual sales. we'll talk to the ceo of the craft brew alliance. tracy: that is cool. our crew could take a lesson from that because they're all big beer lovers. ashley: a lot of profits for that company. the top of the hour and time tore stocks. let's go to the nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole. >> we're managing to clear out some gains here and intraday highs again. that certainly is the theme late

tracy: i'm tracy byrnes. obama speaks out on the irs scandal and promises new management is on the way. but is it enough to restore americans confidence in the agency with unpress dented access to their money? we will have a closer look on that ahead. ashley: meantime a slew of weak economic reports holding back stocks from building on their record run. the dow, it is just about flat today, up a couple of points. we'll have the biggest movers and a preview of critical results coming up after the bell. tracy: our special report, small business, big ideas. you think the weight loss industry has run out of new ideas? think again. we'll meet the ceo of retrofit. it is luring big-name customers like google and jetblue. >>> but right now, top of the hour, time for stocks as we do every 15 minutes. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, as we just said we are flat-lined on the dow. >> right. at one point we were 15,302. so we surpassed all-time record down in history again, unless som

tracy: good afternoon, i'm tracy byrnes. ashley: i'm ashley webster.ouse scandals taking the spotlight on capitol hill. attorney general eric holder facing questions on the irs's secret targeting of conservatives and his department's secret probe into reporter phone records. we'll have new details ahead. tracy: through all of that stocks pushing even higher yet again. the dow is up about 30 points right now, off session highs but still aiming for its 20th record close this year. we're going to tell you the biggest movers. plus we'll look just how high this market can keep going. ashley: and a banner day for google. the stock hitting 900 bucks a share for the first time ever. and by the way, its new music service expected to dominate google's developers conference which is now underway. one analyst will break it down and tell us what it all means for the tech giant's future. that is straight ahead. tracy: wow! but it is top of the hour. time for stocks. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, the market keeps going. >> the

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. ♪ >> i am tracy byrnes with your fox business brief. foreclosures have fallen.dest jobs to fill, carpenters. according to digital foundry, developers include 64 games. the news could be a major selling point for its -- it could also help open a door to a wider variety. that is the latest from the fox business network. giving you the power to prosper. ♪ cheryl: the colorado rockies. the first major league team to be co-owned by a hispanic. we are joined by rockies co-owner. she does a lot of things. welcome to you, linda. thank you for joining us. first, i would like to focus on this conference. do you feel that this first conference is productive as far? >> well, it has been amazing. it is not just the first. it is not just the beginning of hispanics innbusiness. it is the important roles that we are playing in the betterment of the american economy in terms of business leadership coming together. cheryl: one of the things that is unfortunate is the poverty level. i know that you are talking about jobs. is there any solution you have heard thus far that you are

tracy byrnes and ashley will webster will be speaking with former homeland security adviser.y. he is in new jersey. peter barnes has been watching everything from the white house. peter: that is right. the president back in new jersey seven months after hurricane sandy. he will be meeting with governor chris christie. they will be looking at how the rebuilding efforts are coming along. with congress out of town for the memorial day recess, this is an opportunity for the president to changes discussion away from all of the washington scandals that have been dogging him. when the president went up there last year and met with governor christie, governor christie saying president obama's praises for his response to hurricane sandy. conservative republicans were not happy about those comments back then and they are not happy about the christies meeting with the president on this trip. take a listen. >> they are looking for somebody who stands up for the wasteful spending that goes on in washington. i think that this will hurt him in her christie in terms of 2016. it may help him

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today on fox business, senator hatch will join ashley webster and tracy byrnes. the internet radio space. cheryl: we will head back down to moore call oklahoma live. residents are working to recover and deal with all the distractions down there. as we go to break, i want to take a look at world currencies. ♪ we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we ge people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money yoneed to enjoy all of these years. ♪ ♪ cheryl: residents are working today to recover after that massive tornado hit moore, oklahoma. >> good afternoon. when you look at the scope of the devastation here, you wonder where do you begin in terms of the recovery effort. unfortunately, here in oklahoma, they have a lot of practice in doing that. this was a three-story fa

low as $15 at lunesta.com theron the wings of lusta.sleep, we can help you go there, ♪ >> i am tracy byrneswall street journal" says the banking giant has been planning the move for months. jpmorgan chase is asking bloomberg to provide details. matthew winkler apologized for the practice. amazon is expanding its content. the deal will bring several shows exclusively to the online retailers. these will have unlimited access to previous seasons to "grab" and "hannibal." this is the latest from the fox business network. giving you the power to prosper. the local cheryl: once again, we continue to monitor this live picture out of washington. we are expecting a joint news conference from the turkish prime minister and president obama. in regards to the middle east. dennis: you know that old saying, when it rains it pours, i am sure that they have really been feeling that lately. they are now feeling it literally. peter: in the last segment, i have this app called my radar. here it is on my ipad. there is a wall of green headed our way. it could rain on the president rose garden. i have a nice bi

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tracy: i'm tracy byrnes. can they keep climbing from here? we'll find out.strategist sam stovall will weigh in on that. he is here. ashley: quite a different story in the bond market. treasury prices send yields plunging. a strategist, guy labot says more wild swings are ahead. he reveals his strategy coming up. tracy: there is a war over student loan rates. they are set to double next month. how will it impact the surging cost of higher ed? we'll have that story next. ashley: time to look at the stocks. the dow is slightly negative and flat on the day. let's go to lauren simonetti on the floor of the noiscy. >> it is a like a ping-pong match. did he would have bond yields pushing higher closer to 2.2%. we also have the dollar up. that is hurting gains. we have a mixed market. i have so much to show you. let's look at the dow industrials for the month of way. that could be at 7th month in a row that stocks are up. the dow is up three and change for may. there goes that whole saying sell in may and go away. we didn't sell in may on this final day. the best pe

i'm tracy byrnes. ashley: i'm ashley webster.r losses but still deep in the red on new fears that the fed stimulus, well, it's going away. the dow is off 79 points after hitting north record close yesterday. we're of course tracking the selloff all hour. tracy: plus we have to start fortune brands home and security shares nearly doubled since last year to near all-time high. we have ceo christopher klein. he is here in a fox business exclusive. ashley: first on fox interview with silicon valley pioneer and vc giant and netscape cofounder, mark andreessen. he is will he will tell us what is tech's next big thing. if anyone knows he should. tracy: back to all the netscape days. that means we're old. top of the hour. time for stocks. we go to nicole petaalides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. what is going on, nicole? >> tracy and ashley, we're seeing a market that ever ared some earlier today. obviously we were down over that 100 point mark easily today. we recouped half the hoses. we were off a full percentage point. n

tracy: i'm tracy byrnes. a new cyber threat. and homeland security warning of possible hack attacks against business, government and your money. former fbi assistant director sean henry tells us what we need to do to just stop these once and for all. ashley: another record high for the dow and s&p. here we go again. we'll hear from one strategist who says this market has plenty of room to run thanks to some really decent valuation. >> oil pulling back after december gains with u.s. production rising an consumption falling. could they be headed higher? i'm not feeling it. we'll have the ceo and president jack girard. fingers crossed. ashley: we're heading into the summer traditionally. top of the hour. time for these report breaking stocks. nicole petallides on the floor of the nyse as we do every 15 minutes. the dow trading near session highs. >> it absolutely is. 15,050 is the highest point. day. we're less than five points away from that level, ashley and tracy. dow jones, let's start with that, up about half a percent. the s&

i'm tracy byrnes. ashley: i'm ashley webster.on track to close in the green for the third straight week even as the dow pulls back from record levels but we'll hear from one strategist who says get ready for that much talked about correction. tracy: we've been waiting for it for a while now. our special day-long series of the business of real estate. we're live from the gold coast of new jersey. i actually am from new jersey. i didn't know we had one. where there is a construction boom, to phoenix, arizona, where one of the hardest hit areas of the housing market is actually moving on up. it is at the high end of the market and it is booming. ashley: plus we'll take you to illinois where one company single-handedly save ad town from ruin. it is a great story so stick around for that. first we have breaking news for you on the federal budget. rich edson at the white house with the latest numbers, rich. >> the government made money in april $113 billion. bringing the annual deficit for fiscal year that started on october 1st to $48