waiting on warren buffett. he'll probably pop up.t happened there. >> i just want to see what happened here. >> this just happened, by the way. right? >> he's abnormally tall. >> and you're abnormally short. >> and the dow jones industrial average down 9 points, warren buffett on "closing bell" coming up next. >> sarah thank you, by the way. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >> and funny enough, yes, we do welcome you to "closing bell" at this time of day. i'm bill griffith today at cnbc headquarters. >> i'm michelle caruso-cabrera here at the new york stock exchange where the winning streak in stocks is on the line. right now negative territory. dow jones industrial average is lower by about ten points and the s&p 500 is down roughly four points. >> not a lot of volatility. a lackluster day after yesterday's late selloff, when we pulled back from what could have been an all-time high so we'll see what we can do in the last hour. art cashin feels like if we

elizabeth warren was right about that. and she was right way back then about your student loan and mine. when she said this next generation is starting their economic race 50 yards behind the starting line. they've got to pay off the equivalent of one full mortgage before they make it to flat broke. in order to pay for their education they can never get ahead of the game because of playing catch-up. this is staggering to me this is not part of our national debate right now. she was talking about that in 2004. and of course the nation is finally talking about that problem right now, but that's in part because there's a new consumer agency in washington that keeps cracking down on what is nuts and scammy about our stupid student loan system. and the reason that's happening is because there is now a federal agency in washington that's tasked with trying to protect consumers from the ways that banks and credit card companies and mortgage lenders and student loan lenders have really been scamming us all these years. that federa

warren, espouses a feisty brand of liberalism that's to the left of clinton. an example, the keystone pipeline which warren opposes and the obama administration delayed a decision on likely until after this year's mid terms. republicans need six more senate seats for the majority and six of the most vulnerable democrats mostly from energy producing states support the pipeline. warren and her group want it halted. >> let me assure you, like a glass of red wine with dinner, a dash of tar in your water, part of a balanced diet. >> it's the left's version of what happens open the right with the tea party and gop megadonors. the right is on track to take the majority and take over the senate. >> karl, thank you. republican voters in southwest florida are holding a primary day to replace former congressman trey radel. >>> illinois republican lawmaker says democrats used underhanded and sneaky tactics to use state funds for president obama presidential library. in radio in chicago, the money would come from used for construction funds. tens of thousands of illegal im

we begin with perhaps the most famous investor of them all, warren buffett. his fame extends far beyond wall street, his oldest son, howard, not so much. and yet he's the person warren buffett wants to succeed him as chairman of berkshire hathaway, the mega holding company that buffett built. for most of his adult life, howard has been a corn and soybean farmer in nebraska and illinois. and as lesley stahl first reported in december of 2011, howard doesn't live the high life, and he loves getting down in the dirt. >> this is the man who'll become the next chairman of the company-acquiring, investment-picking, moneymaking machine berkshire hathaway if warren buffett has his way. howard is a farmer who would rather dig up the ground and drive big machines than sit in a boardroom. were you stunned? were you surprised? >> i was surprised. >> but no sign that he's about to leave? >> he won't leave until he's buried in the ground. i hate to put it that way. >> this is no gentleman farmer. howard buffett works his 1,500 acres in pana, illinois, himself. we're gonna

in 2012 warren ran for u.s. senate. one grainy video of her speaking inside of a home got more than a million views on youtube. >> there is nobody in this country who got rich on his own. nobody. you built a factory out there. good for you. but i want to be clear, you moved your goods to market on the roads the rest of us paid for. >> reporter: warren then received $40 million in campaign contributions and handily defeated republican scott brown. over the last three months in her only second year in the senate record shows that warren has raised over $2 million for democratic candidates up for re-election this year. that's more than anybody except for president obama. warren's exceptionally liberal policy views have set her apart. she believes the minimum wage should be raised to $22 an hour and she has introduced legislation that would make student loans interest free. watching nervously is hillary clinton's team. to the political right of warren on most issues and primary voters tend to be far more liberal than democr

elizabeth warren. i'm fighting to build real opportunity, fighting to give every child a chance to build something extraordinary, and i want you to fight along beside me. we are in this together. this past weekend, in the same speech in minnesota, the house budget thairm was accused of caring only about the rich. >> that may be paul ryan's vision of how america works, it's not our vision. >> she ridiculed republican senator ted cruz who led the shutdown. >> the shutdown that suked $24 billion out of the economy. talk about a financial genius. >> born and raised in oklahoma. 64-year-old warren spent most of her life working as a law professor. in the aftermath, she was named chair of an oversight panel. >> in 2012 warren ran for u.s. senate. a grainy video of her speaking in a home got more than a million views on youtube. >> no one in this country got rich on his own. you built a factory out there. good for you. but i want to be clear. you moved your goods to market on the roads the rest of us paid for

mark strassmann questions outspoken senator elizabeth warren. steve hartman finds second chances on the baseball field. first, headlines for this sunday morning the 20th of april, 2014. in south coria the task of locating. the death toll now moved past 50 with 250 still unaccounted for. we get latest from seth doane. >> as the death toll rose, those once labeled missing were revealed by name, age and for high school students. for some, seeing it written down in ink was too much to bear. at sea the mission is shifting from rescue to recovery. more than 500 divers have been working to get in to the ship. angry family members clashed with police as they set out to protest the slow rescue. the ferry's captain was arrested saturday, two crew members were also taken in to custody. a prosecutor said when the ferry got in to trouble it was being steered by the third mate. it was her first time navigating that section of those current-filled waters. weary families are beginning to lose hope. her 17-year-old son was on the boat. how can you have children

-- elizabeth warren, pleasure to spend time with you. chance," life story, policy mixed together. appreciate it. >>> that is all for us tonight. thanks for checking in. "cnn's special report" with don lemon starts right now. >>> this is a cnn special report. i'm don lemon. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. we'll bing with breaking news in the search for flight 370. the bluefin has completed scanning 90% of the search zone and turned up nothing. is it time to ask, what is next in the search? plus, a mystery objects washes ashore on the coach of australia. experts scramble to see if it's linked to flight 370. we have their findings for you. >>> you have been tweeting us your flight 370 questions. we have top aviation and security experts standing guy answer them. like this one -- with the bluefin not finding anything, could the search be called off? $21 million a month to search?

warren buffett has the money. the money, things will be brought to you that are very interesting that other people don't get. good investors are rewarded for that. they should not be punished for that. >> it's probably worth noting that pershing square has taking a beating because of the herbalife position, but nonetheless they're performing well. in the hedge fund community, people are jealous because -- >> absolutely they're jealous. >> jealous? >> and have that leg up in order to participate in the takeover and increase their chances of getting it done? that's a pretty powerful hand. >> and he did it in a very different way. i've got to go. eamon, hold that thought. i know you're on later today. simon, down to you. >>> in the meantime spring is in the air. we have a new development in luxury travel. one hotel brand is getting into the private jet business. who is offering the service and for how much? we'll stay tuned to "power lunch." lunch." cars are driven by people. they're why we innovate. they're who we p

elizabeth warren. >> it's good to be home. >> reporter: a u.s.nly a year, she's now making an even bigger splash, her new book is a middle class manifesto. >> no one should work full time and still live in poverty. that's an issue that we need to deal with. >> reporter: many liberal democrats is a road map for the party's future. but so far, warren says, no thanks. >> i'm not running for president. i'm not running for president. i'm not running for president. you can ask it a lot of different ways. >> reporter: when you hear elizabeth warren saying, i'm not running for president now -- >> i believe her. i do. i do. first of all, it would be foolish and she is not foolish. >> reporter: why? >> because hillary clinton is iconic. >> reporter: but warren is a popular draw on the fund-raising circuit, already raising $1.6 million this year for democrats. the left is looking for a fighter and a fiery pop list. >> mr. secretary, people default all the time. they don't bring the entire -- >> you're exactly right. >> reporter: some moderate democrats fear

it's not smart to bet against elizabeth warren. she battled the big banks, became the first female senator from massachusetts. we'll talk sexism, class warfare and what she thinks of the other woman with a shot at the oval office, hillary clinton. let's begin with the seemingly never ending mystery of flight 370. ivan watson is in beijing, the intended destination for so many frustrated families. but let's begin with the usual, michael, on day 48 it was an emotional yo-yo. it says so many about this search that a piece of sheet metal could raise and then dash hopes. what do you know about that particular object of interest? >> reporter: yeah, it is being ruled out, i have to say, bill. the hopes were raised, there was a current of excitement or perhaps anticipation when word came out. it was about eight feet or so long, and two feet wide. this is in a place where i used to surf when i was a kid. it is a lovely sort of coastal town. and this would have really set the place alight if it had been something. turns out it was not. the p

so that means we'll see warren buffett and becky quick right after this break. don't move. ♪ [ male announcer ] when fixed income experts... ♪ ...work with equity experts... ♪ ...who work with regional experts... ♪ ...who work with portfolio management experts, that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. >>> 1z all right. as we said. lunch is over. let's get to becky quick live with warren buffett. beck? >> thank you very much. warren buffett has just had lunch with the winners of the annual glide foundation auction. this is an auction that went off last year. this was the 14th annual auction. you have now raised $15.6 million for the glide foundation. i know that the new auction goes up on june 1st. >> right. >> looking for next year. how was lunch this year? >> lunch was great. i always have a good time, and i knew a couple of them from before. they are all going to come to the annual meeting. it's a treat for me. >> they didn't want to be identified, but they snuck out of here despite all the media here this time.

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a senator from massachusetts, elizabeth warren, is going to be joining us. it is but we begin tonight right away. s with breaking news from chelsea clinton's uterus. >> mark and i very excited that we have our first child arriving later this year. >> they've got a child arriving, how did they pull that off? really, that's how it happened? i mean, if that's how it happens, i should have six kids! oh really, not every time? oh, okay.i should have six kids! [ laughter ] >> here's the odd thing about the announcement: darryl issa has already subpoenaed it to testify about benghazi. tell us what you know, baby. [ laughter ] >> but congratulations to the clinton family. news media? that's the 2016 presidential are speculatron baby. >> does that factor in? >> could it put a bump in hillary's 2016 plan? and is itselfist to ask? >> no silly billy, it's not sexist. even though it is a question that has never ever been posed to a male candidate ever. for god sakes, mitt rom any has like a litter of grandchildren. mitt rom any has for god sakes, if i'm not mistake, mitt

so i think this is a test for elizabeth warren. she's still got that outside credibility right now. i think a lot of people on the left would like to see her run for president. even if she doesn't do that, i think they would like to see her take an increasingly large role in the united states senate. >> indeed. >> i'm sorry? >> i said indeed. >> that was krystal. i'm a little bit of a fan. go ahead. >> are you running for president yourself now that i'm qualified to talk about anyone who -- >> i am not, even though people are obviously clambering for me to run. i have not yet met the constitutionally mandated age. sorry to disappoint you, jonathan. s one thing that you are sort of touching on here is elizabeth warren even if she had doubts about going up against hillary clinton in a primary and being able to ultimately win, isn't there a case to be made that just by being in that primary, she would have an opportunity to push the issues that she really cares about and has been fighting for for quite a long time now, things like fai

warren was chair of the panel.ook, she accuses him of lying to her on negotiations for a multibillion bailout. he's made his experience running the tarp program a central component of his campaign and one of his senior advisers said warren's account is false and questioned her timing saying warren has had many opportunities to mention this before and hasn't. the fact that a senator is in the political waters in california is further testament to the force that elizabeth warren has become in american po politics and especially in the democratic party. a new republican anointed her as hillary clinton's nightmare. or insisted this week that she's not running for president in 2016. everything you read about this tour is how elizabeth warren is not running for president. at the very least she's actively campaign figure r the ideas she wants represented, with or without her, in the next race for president to start building pressure now so if hillary clinton ends up in the white house, she will feel compelled to pursue a

we are right next to warren buffett the whole entire weekend.ith warren buffett himself as well as some surprise guests. you know he has 79 companies under his umbrella. ones that you are all very familiar with. some of the managers don't often talk. guess what, i have rare behind the scenes access to some of these people and to warren buffett himself. you can have that too. if you've got a question for warren buffett, tweet me or facebook me, use hashtag, ask liz. get in conversation. i may choose your question to use during the one-on-one conversation with the "oracle of omaha" one week from today. stay tuned. david? david: we'll be watching, liz. l.a. clippers owner, donald sterling is caught in a vortex of controversy after he allegedly made raisist remarks about african-americans. could this sink his ownership of the franchise as rising number sponsors pull the money. what does it mean for ownership in the nba, minority ownership? we'll ask lee hawkins, "wall street journal" celebrity reporter who interviewed magic johnson on these matters.

warren/clinton, what do you any? >> well, the progressives would love to see elizabeth war flen the front position or the second position, but we will have to wait and see, and it is is unlikely to see a two woman ticket out of the democratic party and certainly not in 2016 i don't believe, but at the same time, there are worse things for elizabeth a warren to be consolidating the power, across the country, and the caucus, and to get supporters excited for whoever is the front-runner 2016. >> and thank you all three on this wednesday. >>> coming up, caroline kennedy welcomes president obama as he arrives in japan for a four-nation tour, and he is paying the japanese a culinary compliment. >> that is some good suu kyi right there. >> but it is the country and not the food that is the most important on the menu. >>> and plus, the story behind this picture later on "jansing & company." me come here to build something stronger. others come to build something faster... something safer... something greener. something the w

and warren buffett, let's move on to him. warren and the boards. >> well, i voted for compensation plans that i haven't agreed with. i've even sort of muttered a yes on some mergers that i didn't think made sense. it happens. >> if warren buffett with all his money, power, influence, can't say no to a board or to a management, can anyone? are these boards worth it or have they become yes men and yes women? first, though, let's talk with this and more with sue in the house today. >> i sure am, ty. good to see you. we're going to start with apple. a lot to talk talk obviously. up better man 8% now. see that spike in it's a nice one if you're long that stock. announcing that split. how stocks that have done splits historically speaking are going to do in the future. we'll talk about that in a second. first, out to josh lipton on apple's lifeblood which is product line. >> apple earnings released, some fears raced new ones. apple told us it shipped 43.7 million iphones, that was more than the street expected. tim cook when i spok

come inside, senator warren.ater's just fine. >> no. >> you don't think there's any chance she runs to the left of hillary clinton or whoever? >> i think people really want her to run. i think the people i've talked to who are democrats are excited by her. there is no way she could have answered that question any other way. are you hillary's nightmare? thanks. that's not helpful if you want get an answer. >> not helpful to the warren cause. he's being a great journalist. >> it's like, no, actually. that's basically saying you're going to get a no. because the hillary clinton group would close in on her and get rid of her so quickly. she has to say no. >> the real question is not whether she should run against hillary clinton. the answer to that is no although she could. i think the other is if hillary doesn't run or isn't gathering strength. >> and that would have been the question to ask. sorry. it's not hard. okay? >> i think he did a great job. by the way -- >> i don't think he did. >> i'm going to ask the sam

this is the thing that helped elizabeth warren become senator elizabeth warren.was the senator who said wall street should follow the law. and in that narrative the people voting in the election chose the wall street sheriff over the wall street stooge. this time, though, in neighboring new hampshire scott brown is apparently more undeterred and even more shameless about it now. he is going for it and somewhere elizabeth warren has to be smiling. and tomorrow night we'll find out for sure. because tomorrow, senator elizabeth warren from massachusetts will join us live. i'm really excited about that interview, that is tomorrow night. set your dvr, we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] this is jim. a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation, an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto. like warfarin, xarel

this is the thing that helped elizabeth warren become senator elizabeth warren.as the senator who said wall street should follow the law. and in that narrative the people voting in the election chose the wall street sheriff over the wall street stooge. this time, though, in neighboring new hampshire scott brown is apparently more undeterred and even more shameless about it now. he is going for it and somewhere elizabeth warren has to be smiling. and tomorrow night we'll find out for sure. because tomorrow, senator elizabeth warren from massachusetts will join us live. i'm really excited about that interview, that is tomorrow night. set your dvr, we'll be right back. what does an apron have to do with car insurance? an apron is hard work. an apron is pride in what you do. an apron is not quitting until you've made something a little better. what does an apron have to do with car insurance? for us, everything. my guests are "nathan, which dish is better?". now i say you can have it all with our new seafood trios! red lobster's new seafood trios is three times delic

warren is staff writer for the weekly standard.tic terrorists. >> michael warren is staff writer for the weekly standard.c terrorists. >> michael warren is staff writer for the weekly standard. terrorists. >> michael warren is staff writer for the weekly standard. terrorists. >> michael warren is staff writer for the weekly standard. pretty sizzling comments now suggesting that americans in his own state are domestic terrorists. what do you think of that? >> i've written about harry reed. this is his m.o. is to say inflammatory things. and this is the same sort of hinge that he always does. you think about it, it doesn't really help the situation. it doesn't get cliven bundy to become off and pay out the fees that he owes or get his cattle to stop grazing. you mentioned that they were kind of deescalating last weekend when the bureau of land management stepped off. now this just start it is all over again. it gets those supporters out there riled up and it's hard to tell whether or not harry reid meant to do that or not, but that's

this is the thing that helped elizabeth warren become senator elizabeth warren.was the senator who said wall street should follow the law. and in that narrative the people voting in the election chose the wall street sheriff over the wall street stooge. this time, though, in neighboring new hampshire scott brown is apparently more undeterred and even more shameless about it now. he is going for it and somewhere elizabeth warren has to be smiling. and tomorrow night we'll find out for sure. because tomorrow, senator elizabeth warren from massachusetts will join us live. i'm really excited about that interview, that is tomorrow night. set your dvr, we'll be right back. at your ford dealer think? they think about tires. and what they've been through lately. polar vortexes, road construction, and gaping potholes. so with all that behind you, you might want to make sure you're safe and in control. ford technicians are ready to find the right tires for your vehicle. get up to $120 in mail-in rebates on four select tires when you use the ford service credit card at the

warren g. harding. yeah. you know how people say warren harding was a terrible president? this is part of why warren g. harding was so terrible. in the early 1900s, the u.s. navy started to switch over from having its ships powered by coal to having its ships powered by oil. and the navy made a decision at that time that they would, therefore, buy up a bunch of oil field around the united states in order to make sure that u.s. navy ships always had a secure supply of oil. so if there was some emergency with will oil supply affecting the rest of the world or some supply shortage for some reason, at least the navy would be able to get oil to its own ships because they had their own oil. they had six sites around the united states that they considered to be naval petroleum reserves. over time, though, it just became too tempting, right. the government couldn't bear to just be sitting on all of that oil without making any money off of it. so they started leasing out these oil fields. and in 1915, t

i'm pleased to have elizabeth warren back at this table. welcome. >> it's good to be back. >> rose: how do you like this senate thing? >> i like it. i really do. >> rose: even though it's about legislating. >> in part but remember there are a lot of tools in the toolbox when you're in the united states senate. we about legislation, how many laws you can get through. but one of the things i learned early, early on, there are a lot of banking regulators out there and a lot of banking laws. but if the regulators won't pick up the laws and use them, then the banks can just kind of go off and do what they want. if the regulators will actually use those laws, then we actually have a safer system. so the united states senate has oversight responsibilities over those bank regulators through the senate banking committee-- which is where i sit. >> rose: which is where you wanted to sit? >> that's exactly right. and one of the things i get to do, along with my colleagues, is remind our banking regulators that they don't work for the industry they regu

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they've been huge elizabeth warren backers. and progressive groups. if you look at liberals just self-identified liberals, they love hillary clinton. and there isn't exactly the really large split in the party if there wasn't -- there isn't in 2012 at least that i can see anything that quite rises to the level of the iraq war where then-candidate obama who opposed the war really had a gigantic distinguishing policy position from then-candidate hillary clinton. there is definitely a difference in emphasis between elizabeth warren and clinton, but there isn't so much different in the kinds of policy proposals they put forth. so one of the interesting things about this kind of collision is that where it is considered to be the case that warren is much more populous than clinton. that's probably true. it's not exactly as obvious what that manifests in. what is the big policy or the big idea that warren will be able to champion that clinton will absolutely not be able to champion in the way that iraq was for obama and clinton. >> st

. >>> then, did you hear what warren buffett said yesterday on the show? here it is. >> did you ever vote for something on a board that you disagreed with? >> sure. >> he said with conviction. really? i mean if warren buffett does that on a corporate board, what hope is there? we'll tackle that question later on "the closing bell." ♪ [ male announcer ] when fixed income experts... ♪ ...work with equity experts... ♪ ...who work with regional experts... ♪ ...who work with portfolio management experts, that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. for $175 dollars a month? so our business can be on at&t's network yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's close. new at&t mobile share value plans. our best value plans ever for business. >>> earlier in the show, we heard dunkin' donuts' ceo

that is how barbara introduced elizabeth warren.f she has captured the hearts of the democratic's party progressive wing, does it mean a 2016 presidential bid? joining us now, judith miller, pulitzer prize-winning investigative reporter, author and fox news contributor. elizabeth warren for her part insisted she is not running for president, but when you write a book just before the presidential campaign season begins it always raises eyebrows. >> when you get the liberal ladies of "view," gushing over you, calling you awesome, impressive, cannonnization is just a step off. look, elizabeth warren is positioning herself for the democratic party nomination should hillary clinton decide not to run. there, and of course she wants to sell books. there is always that. jon: we're going to get to hillary clinton in a second but, there are, there are critics out there. hillary had to deal with, i guess the problem of her age because she will be getting up there, i think about it time the 2016 election rolls around she would be potentially on

hillary and warren? was a striking piece about how wall street, again, would be perfectly happy with a chris christie versus hillary clinton race and n 2016. they think they couldn't lose. they're probably right. allen raises an interesting part. elizabeth warren as a vice presidential come knnominee. >> what are the chances of that? >> pretty good. sorry, alan. >> i think it would be a good ticket. >> the book is called "a fighting chance." we'll see how she's treated as she makes the rest of the media round. always good to see you. thanks so much. jenna: today is the day to view fox latest edition "outnumbered." are you ready to go? what's going on? >> yeah. we've been doing your workout getting ready. just perfect shape. we've been doing that. in the meantime, we love the beginnings of things. that's where the intrigue and the mystery all come ahead with the actual start. so we're about to get out there with "outnumbered." people can get their news from anywhere but they shouldn't. >> there's really n

elizabeth warren, that's the dark horse.ough she said she's not running, let's see, she has a book coming out. that just happens to go to big cities with big donors. they are not early states, but they have big donors. doesn't hurt to get her brand out there and for her to meet more people. >> that book is also the kwint sensual i'm running for president book. it's her on the cover looking tough. she's been the most absolute about saying that she's not running, that she's going to serve out her term. if people see an opening and think there's a possibility to become president of the united states, 9 times out of 10 they take it. that said, it would actually be an obama-like feat for her to take on clinton, the democratic machine that's already behind her and to really stage kind of that insurgent campaign. i wouldn't bet money on it, but certainly it would be fun to watch. >> let's ask this question though. what if hillary clinton doesn't run and you have elizabeth warren, would the clinton machine, this infrastructure in wa

warren buffett caps off at 3:00 p.m. ♪ >> good morning, it is wednesday, april 23 and we are live from bloomberg world headquarters and you are "in the loop." we have must watch television interviews. first up is my exclusive interview with mohamed el-erian. we will hear for the first time how he feels about his famous exit from pimco. it caused an uproar in the financial world. then activist investor bill acton will join what market makers" at 10:00 and at 3:00 this afternoon, i will talk with warren buffett. it all starts right here about an hour from now. here is a look at our top headlines -- according to david einhorn, we are in another tech bubble he is getting that she is betting against tech stocks that he thinks will fall up to 90%. does not say which stocks those are but you can figure those out. boeing has first-quarter earnings that beat estimates and sales rockets fell. -- sales profits fell.

. >> to follow up on that point, we talked at the break about elizabeth warren.we see as a confident woman and a woman who is kind of doing it her own way, and yet one of the things that shipman and kay talk about in their book is that women also can get punished on the other end if they are overconfident, if they appear over confident. i don't think that's quite happened with warren but it is interesting to see how she's trying to sort of cut a new path essentially. >> it is an interesting thing that -- we talk about women. i think people have been disenfranchise historically when they do show confidence they are often shot down or really hit hard for that. and so i do think that you put it in the calculus. i think people do. what's fascinating about watching elizabeth warren over the last -- since she's really come to the senate, is the extent to which she has done it her own way. i actually think she is a model of confidence because there's been an immense amount of pressure on her to hint about running for president, or do these things. instead of doing that

dave warren with all of the details dave? >> yeah, severe weather developing today and tomorrow.he biggest threat will be wind and hail and maybe isolated tornados. this is right along app area of warm meese air loving to the north. flood watches and warnings are in effect. you can see the cluster of strong storms here, close-up view shows that is some gusty wind maybe very heavy rain with this. just flood watches and warnings with this cluster of storms pushing to the east. isolated strong storms will be later today. getting this warm humid air out of the south. this is a dry line developing here just south and east of that low. right through texas, oklahoma and pushing east. this is the main area for severe weather today with all of that moisture coming in from the south. that area moves east tomorrow. i'll look at that in the national forecast coming up, dell? >> thank you very much. >>> mary barra is facing another tough day of questions right now. randall pinkston is in washington. randall there were a lot of questions yesterday concerning safety regulations what are they fo

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but i do think elizabeth warren, there are things about her that aren't that appealing but her views mirror those of the democratic primary electorate. they're anti-war and anti-wall street. hillary is in favor of both. she took more money from wall street than anybody in the senate. it's hard to see them getting excited. people vote in iowa and new hampshire and south carolina about hillary clinton. >> do you notice what she said when asked about running? she said i'm not running. >> you picked up on that. she's a savvy operator and does have tremendous support among the base. she can really stabbed on her own and derail hillary which we've seen that story before because that's what happened to hillary with barack obama. so it might be tough going but do you know what? i would say run, liz, run. >> she was described in a "new york times" book review as a strand of pearls short of looking like the head of the p.t.a. how important would looks be if you were to see a female versus female primary? >> sadly, more importants than they should be. right? there have been a lot of women who h

. >>> tonight, the company's largest shareholder and the world's most famous investor, warren buffet, reveals the shocking way he voted. >>> and sticker shock, the plunge in home prices we have all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for wednesday, april 23rd. >>> good evening everyone, i'm susie gharib. >>> and i'm bill griffith in for tyler mathisen. we begin with huge news for apple which just released the second quarter earnings, now announcing plans to buy back shares, raising the dividends by 8%. and then the surprise, a 7 for 1 stock slip which would make shares about $7 apiece. apple beat wall street estimates by taking in $11.62 a share, with profits up 7%, revenues also beat on sales of iphone, but sales of ipad tablets were below forecast. shares were halted in late trade on apple pending release, but when they opened after the close shares initially soared by about 7%, josh lipton joins us outside headquarters in cupertino, california, and also spoke to ceo tim cook earlier today. josh? >> reporter: yes, here in cupertino, california, i did get the chance to

. >> that name of course is warren buffett. the oracle of omaha.s to attract tens of thousands of people to the annual stockholders meeting for his company. berkshire hathaway. it's called the woodstock of capitalism. >> he's like a rock star there. >> he's like your grandpa, but he's a billionaire. that makes him really pretty special ♪ ♪ the weather, we'll all stick together ♪ >> his friends and followers run the gamut. from the average joe -- >> hi, how you doing? >> -- to billionaire bill gates. and improbably actress susan lucci. >> good morning. >> he's terribly successful, we all know that. but he's also very good at communicating to the public. how they might achieve their open own dreams. >> buffett began achieving his at age 11. that's when the math prodigy made his first investment in city service, coming out cash positive and developing a straightforward investing strategy. >> he's not a buy high, sell higher guy. that's a momentum player h.'s a buy low, hold and then get the full value man. >> it's as much about him, the person, the in

mohamed el-erian and warren buffett. in between, william ackman. this, went a primer on will get you ready for that interview with bill ackman at 10:00 a.m. this morning. look for those three interviews. -- i havetreated tweeted it out a number of times. host, irwin simon, ceo of hain celestial. i have agreed to do a juice cleanse. >> that will be a painful week for you. a week? >> it could go nine days if you want to do it right. >> china's may factoring sector is struggling. her to sing manager index shows