it's warren's way. a fox business exclusive continues. >> i'm adam shapiro on the floor of the new york stock exchange. the dow pulled back 109 points. now at 75 points. this happening during the interview with liz claman when warren buffett said it would be tough for the fed to raise interest rates. walt disney company accounting for 48 points on the upside of the dow. now back to liz claman and her exclusive interview with warren buffett on the fox business network. liz: so, of course, he owns 107 billion dollars' worth of stock. i wanted to ask you about one name. moody's. you still own a big chunk of moo moody's. warren: that's true. liz: i have to say why. when you look at these companies, s&p just settled from the crisis era situation. you know moody's might be next. why are you still holding on to moody's. warren: it's a fantastic business. so is s&p incidentally. they're paying a big fine. but s&p is a wonderful business. it takes no capital. it has pricing flexibility. you know, i can't -- if i

which is exactly what ron and warren would say, don't do? >> well, the reason why the rushing into treasurys, go look at euro yen screen, a euro swiss screen or libor screen. look what their rates are, look what the five and 10-year rates are. suddenly the makes the u.s. look fat, number one. number two, last year, because i say buy a 10-year bond doesn't mean i will hold it for 10 years and lend my money to the government for 1.7%. what if i want it tore six months or 12 months? last year, depending what bond you were in returned 25% and stock market returned 11%. last year bonds were a better bet. relative value, being long our bonds, not only bonds i think equity market will have some legs to it. i like our bond because our rates compared to the rest of the world are relatively high on the rhetoric of a rate hike. i don't think it will happen. this might be your time. take advantage of it. david: let's talk about rates. matt you just heard warren buffett say he doesn't think there will be a rate hike this year. jack welch said the same th

mike, you gonna watch warren? going to ask him about buying more dealerships. >> liz, good afternoon. how are you? you know, it's interesting, i met warren a few years ago at bill gates' home. as you know, bill gates owns 16% of auto nation through his investment fund cascade and michael larson. so we had a lively conversation about auto and auto retail, so i was not surprised to see him enter the space at all. he's a very astute investor and it's certainly validation for auto retail. so we gave a warm welcome to warren into auto retail. liz: isn't that funmy? because bill gates went into railroads before warren did. i think he steals all of bill gates' ideas. >> listen, liz, listen, i'm not going there, liz, at all. [laughter] they have a marvelous, they have a marvelous, remarkable relationship. liz: yeah. >> based on doing great things for mankind. and i admire them both tremendously for that. but i think they get ideas off of each other. liz: yeah, i think so. and that's -- hey, listen, two heads are better th

i'd rather have warren invest that dollar than me. as long as they can increase their market share, they'll stick with that policy. liz: what will he say about the dividend, robert? >> i think the most logical thing is to buy back stock. it's the most tax efficient. liz: has he done that before? >> yes, he's offered to buy back stock twice. and the last time he did and he's offered to buy back up to 120% of book value. so if it's 120% of book value or below, he will buy back the stock. liz: let me get to the europe. he wants -- and we're revealing this right now. he want to buy more in europe. what kind of company. listen. warren: we're probably going to buy a small business in europe. but i'd love to buy big ones. liz: he has 60 billion, 40 billion of which he would spend. >> half a billion dollars they were spending on that german motorcycle -- drop in the bucket. they can learn about international tax consequences. they have done that through the subsidiar subsidies. this is a next step forward. they will move forward. (?) >> guess

sin embargo en el video se logra ver que warren esta de espaldas al oficial. tarde warren fue detenido bajo cargos de amenaza contra un oficial y permanecio en la carcel dos semanas. a pesar de que se mostro este video como evidencia los abogados de la parte acusadora objetaron pero finalmente ayer dejaron a warren en libertad. pero no esta exonerado su juicio comenzara el 6 de marzo. de ser encontrado culpable podria enfrentar hasta un ano en prision. en cuanto a el oficial involucrado sabemos que en este momento no esta enfrentando ningun tipo de disciplina en el departamento de policia para el cual trabaja. sandra bermudez, noticiero t 48 live bug sandra live studio cg cesar ---revisemos las condiciones actuales del trafico en la bahia... ---revisemos las condiciones actuales del trafico en la bahia... blanca ---pasamos con gabriela dellan... gabriela.. take gabriela live gabriela live amigos tengan todos muy buenos tardes y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 .les saluda gabriela dellan enseguida les comparto la informacion del transito

in fact we coined the phrase, elizabeth warren wing of politics. our members chipped in over $1 million in small dollar donations. and we have been a champion of some of her issues. host: we love political paraphernalia. she insist that is she is not running. do you think she might? guest: never say never. and she said that herself. right now i don't think she is but our organization's focus is trying to incentivize all presidential candidates including hillary clinton to have a race to the top and basically campaign on elizabeth warren style issues. our basic theory is the only way the democrats can lose is by not running an economic populous elizabeth warren style campaign. and when you hear income inequality, i think it's happening in america. there's a rising tide and therefore her message is a smart one. host: secretary clinton and senator warren had a meeting back in december at white haven not far from where the vice president's residence is, the two talking about issues politics and policies. if you were a fly on the wall what do you think

what is driving this senator warren? >> you know we had today at our forum, we had in some top economists, who came in and talked about exactly what's happened. here's how i put it. from about 1935 to 1980 90% of america -- everybody outside the top 10%, they took in about 70% of all the wage growth. in other words as our economy was getting more productive the median income was going up for workers across the spectrum. then starting roughly in about 1980 under 2012 you look at that period the 90%, they got zero income growth. zero none. the reason for the difference -- that's a big part of what we talked about today in this forum. the reason for the difference are, in part federal policies made right here. so for example, just to pick one, from 1935 to 1980 we had strong unions and workers had a strong voice in america, a strong voice in the economy. that really got ripped away from them. got ripped away from them with bad trade deals. it got ripped away from them with a government that began to undermine unionization.

after both stopped paying, warren retrievers sued them along with families and at least 10 or states. a judge recently ruled against the company in one case saying warren "induced the family into a contract makes misrepresentations about the dog's ability which should be instinctively be ready to alert." >> she was not going to bare the responsibility to make sure my son was safe. >> the methods they say are proven in a 2013 u.v.a. study. after we pointed out the research is a preliminary survey with subjective responses provided by warren retrievers, the company changed its language. >> there is no regulation on that. >> debbie k. with the diabetes alert alliance is changing standards. . >> that's a good girl. >> those are just basic things that a diabetes alert dog should be able to do. >> tasks that the disappointed families have their heart set on. >> the retriever for warren retrievers it does not offer a guarantee because that's not their method. the company supplies their dog and works with families in their homes and that success depends heavily on family involvement. warren s

for senator elizabeth warren it is game on. she spoke out about hillary clinton with reverend al sharpton on msnbc's "politics nation." >> a lot of progressives have questions about whether she'll be a progressive warrior. what would you say to them? >> you know i think that's what we've got to see. i want to hear what she wants to run on and what she says she wants to do. that's what campaigns are supposed to be about. >> as for secretary clinton, "the new york times" says she stretched campaign messages in silicon valley, starting with lines like this. >> we have to restore economic growth with rising wages for the vast majority of americans, and we have to restore trust and cooperation within our political system so that we can act like the great country we are. >> according to "bloomberg," mitt romney's 2012 finance chair says an unchallenged clinton could raise -- listen to this -- $1.7 billion for the general election. >>> a new ppp survey on potential gop candidates has wisconsin governor scott walker at the top with a q

elizabeth warren is not running.share with hillary clinton, but hillary clinton is no rookie. we're talking about a woman who was first lady for two terms of her president's tenure. we're talking about a senator from new york someone who has already run a presidential race. she can learn from them but she can also teach them. whether or not anyone else jumps in it's clear that folks are ready for hillary, and she's certainly ready to run. >> but karl rove said if elizabeth warren ran, it could give a run for her money. watch this. >> it certainly would give he a scare. i think elizabeth warren's hard-level prescriptions since to the hard of democratic voters. z z. >> i want to give you credit for a clip where he's not wrong for once. i do hope she's challenged by someone in the primary season. i think, you know working on her debate skills will only help her in the fall. >> let's move on to something else. move over ipad and iphone. are you ready for the i car? that's right, the "wall street journal" reporting apple

warren, they don't have a chance to win anything. mrs. warren has not done anything. i've been following her, watching her. mrs. clinton has so much baggage that will come out on her. she should quit running before she even get started. all of the baggage will get forced upon her shoulders. she is going to be drug group so much -- drug through so much. guest: our members would disagree with where you are coming from there. i would point you to -- when you say conservative state like west virginia, it is misguided. it is misguided for the talks of impeachment. moveon.org was started in 1998 when congress was calling for the impeachment of bill clinton. people want to see government take on the big challenges that are affecting us. they want to see government do something about the fact that people cannot send their kids to college. they are mounting up his huge piles of debt. they want to see government do something about the fact that people are working to were three jobs and are still not able to make ends meet. they want to see government do some thing about the fac

>> i don't think anybody knows what warren buffett is thinking besides warren buffett. and maybe todd colmes but the interesting part about this, it speaks to warren buffett's style and the kind of moves he made. now, warren buffett has always been viewed as a man who has had the long-term view on things. the next five ten, 15 20 years. it was interesting for investors to see him sell out of a large cap oil company in a complete fashion. what does that say about the the future of oil and gas? i don't know what that says about warren buffett, but what's interesting about this is that this is a very high profile exit from a very large position. this was a $3.8 billion position. >> that's what i was going to ask. >> $4 billion worth. 41 plus million shares of exxon mobile. >> he's known as a valued investor but just because a stock is down in price doesn't mean it's a value with the long-term potential. maybe he's drawing some conclusion about the long-term prospects or maybe not. who knows? ibm, a beaten down stock, he is doubling in on this. >> absolutely. the worst perf

and tonight kenny and warren g, the gs. warren, the g on both their names, g stands for "grapefruit." kenny has a new cd, "brazilian night." and we celebrate the 20th anniversary of the song "regulate" which they will be performing tonight. tomorrow night will forte will be here and music from prince royce. later this week will smith, viola davis, richard madden from "game of thrones," from "agents of shield" elizabeth enstrich, and music from sam hunt. so please join us. last night -- the impact with famous people but i tell you something, there are none bigger in this town than our first guest tonight. he's one of the greatest athletes of all-time. he has a new documentary called "kobe bryant's muse." it premieres on showtime saturday night at 9:00. please welcome kobe bryant! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very good. you look very handsome. >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: i saw you with the fling yesterday. >> i'm fresh out of the sling as of hike 45 minutes ago. >> jimmy: i didn't want to shake your hand too har

>> the movie that elizabeth warren wants it to be is the hunger games. i stand up to the big powerful bad guys. >> governor of maryland martin o'malley. >> when you go to the multi plex and intend to see one movie and it is sold out. >> he is the movie you didn't want to see so you thought i'm at the movie anyway. >> sometimes you have a happy surprise. >> joe biden. >> he is kind of the interview. he is the kind of fun guy that likes to laugh and incredibly likely to cause an international question by saying the wrong thing at the wrong time. >> when we return we talk to our all star panel and ask them what roles they see these democrats playing in our future. democrats playing in our future. what makes thermacare different? two words: it heals. how? with heat. unlike creams and rubs that mask the pain, thermacare has patented heat cells that penetrate deep to increase circulation and accelerate healing. let's review: heat, plus relief, plus healing, equals thermacare. the proof that it heals is you. in a work, work, work world... take time for sunday.

warren: it disturbs a lot of people in nebraska. i can understand it.f you have a farm, you don't want it going through. but that's always a problem with pipelines. you know, that's -- that's -- nobody is going to -- there's a lot of that, not in my backyard problem, but i think by and large, keystone should be done. cheryl: so do the market experts agree with the oracle of omaha? let's get to our floor show. we have traders standing by at the new york stock exchange. first, eliot warren. what did you make of mr. buffett's comments. strong supporter of keystone. we heard it. >> i've personally gone back and forth on this. i believe in protecting the environment as well. i tend to agree with him. going forward, it's a necessary evil. i wouldn't want it in my backyard either. so you can't really argue with that. but you're standing in the way of progress by denying it. >> you know, jonathan, you're at the stock exchange. here's the thing we've seen a lot of pressure on energy prices. at the same time, this could be a good thing for companies that that pip

where's elizabeth warren? where is jim webb? who else is out there? >> a lot of people are calling on elizabeth warren to step into the game if you will. >> a lot of progressives. saying hillary's already. but she's moderate on a lot of issues. >> bernie sanders, as well. >> this clearly a part of the democratic party that wants to be a tussle from the left. it will make our business a lot more interesting if there's a fight, right? >> exactly. >> coronations are not good for the media business. >> we want it to be interesting. >> a good debate. >> thank you. >>> just ahead, joan rivers' new york city condo is up for sale. we'll take you inside the million dollar home.

while some have called on warren to run as a liberal alternative to clinton, senator warren has so far insisted she's not doing it. >>> sources tell "the new york times" that senator rand paul could announce his intentions to run for president, and this is very specific, on april 7th. i'm not sure what's up with april 7th. the times is reporting the junior senator from kentucky would be the first republican candidate in the 2016 race. that would give him a head start on raising money. paul, whose senate term is up in 2016 is not supposed to be able to run for both president and senator at the same time. there's a state law in kentucky just like florida called resign to run. it bars candidates if seeking two offices at the same time. "the new york times" is reporting that paul plans to make his case to state republicans in march in the hopes that he can do what congressman powell ryan did in 2012 when he ran for vice president at the same time he ran for re-election for his only congressional seat. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is facing a spending scandal with just a fe

elizabeth warren i don't think she will run.you will have an act of god. but in the absence of that, the clintons are pretty good in challenging the acts of god. if she runs and obviously she will and nothing intervenes i believe she has a clear path. if warren challenged her, the odds would change, i would put a lot more money on her. but i don't think she would. i think this is the coronation, and nobody wants to get in the way because everybody wants to line up for the jobs afterwards. >> now steve has money on the field which probably includes jim web you all don't have any chips on jim web. >> no, i don't even have any, i don't even reserve any for wine and women, so my feelings are pretty definite. >> if she sort of stumbles and leaves the field then it could be joe biden and somebody could knock him out. but i'm with charmsles. >> i think i can speak for many we would love for joe biden to run for president, he would be terrific to cover. i say it in a serious and joking way. >> that is our hour, but the odds are good, we

the warren meeting that was bringing her in the fray.llary clinton did you ever talk to elizabeth warren? she needs to check the box. we talked. >> does that work? i know a lot of left-wing voters will not buy. that. they don't want hillary clinton. their ideology is different. they don't feel hillary clinton is a partner idealogically. >> she doesn't take money from lobbyists and wall street. that is bread and butter for hillary but i think it really speaks to how similar she is to her husband. you can't separate the two. he is reckless and she knows by taking these donations she opens herself up to this criticism and this kind of hypocrisy. she is like him. she does it because she can. >> he is also wildly popular, is he not? bill clinton is widely popular. many ways tied to him instead of being tied to barack obama and his policies that might be a bonus for her. think about clinton than obama, because obama is wildly unpopular. that was the administration she was part of. >> i agree, andrea, nobody really cares right now. once she sta

that's what warren buffett said. look, if it were me, i don't know how i can possibly raise rates. >> we just had granddaughter number four. >> isn't that nice? congratulations, david. david: we'll let you guys socialize after the hour. we want to talk stocks. lance, we were talked talking about what stocks to avoid. one stock that has been doing good is biotechs. you're saying to avoid biotechs, why? >> real quick. real set back. february was the best-poinpoint gain we had since 1967. march is a 50/50 bet. after a positive february gain it's almost 50/50 that march is positive as well. we're due for a correction. biotechs have run far beyond their fundamental values. a lot of speculation. that area, i want to take profits in and look to maybe rotate some of that cash into some defensive areas that will be a better play against potentially a rise in interest rates this summer. >> some breaking news because the numbers have settled. bob, it looks like the nasdaq is the only index that finished up on the week. the russ

i'm amazed warren buffet is getting out. if i had the zeros like he does, i would be finding opportunities in the energy markets. >> he's probably doing that but remember he has burlington northern and that is tied to crude oil coming out of the bakken. one thing, i just want to say these calls were $40, $20 in oil this is classic momentum trading. i play zero stock in these calls. it's momentum. anybody can ride the momentum train. >> pete? >> i think what you've got to do is we've talked about can oil stabilize. i think it has we're sitting here today the volatility each and every day, the ovx over 61, trading between 54 and call it 64 the high end, but you look at oil 48 to 50 call it the low 50s where we are today. when you consider the fact that stabilization, that's why the market hit 2,000 on the s&p and confidence right now. >> the markets broadly as people try to game yet again when the fed is going to move. joe, good-bye. we'll see you soon on the show. >> one thing to keep in mind, march contract expires tomorrow.

because warren won't come out against hillary clinton.f she does that will not only eclipse, and that warren is not endorsing her or having to vote for her, and that won't happen. but hillary clinton is progressive and she is progressive on marriage progressive on choice and civil rights progressive on -- how much more progressive can she possibly be. and also she was the senator from new york. the last time i checked, down the street from where we are currently there is that neat little ugly place called wall street, and they are doing well and middle america is not. she has to say i was the senator from new york, two terms, i want to be the president of everybody and that is a middle class issue and she can talk about it and hammer it home and she can be progressive and pro-business too. there is fog wrong with that. >> and during the 2008 campaign she supported the abolition of the carried interest loophole. >> which was anti-wall street. >> she took a few stands that surprised me even at the time and that was before the populous momen

warren has never made any bones about it.better image or track record than most is because of the idea of integrity. 30 years ago when warren stepped into leadeth salomon brothers -- lead salomon brothers, he told everybody that they should never do anything that they would not be happy to have a journalist report on the front page of the newspaper. sometimes people make a mistake or have a lapse in ethics and violate that standard but that basic standard that principle of integrity is so baked into the company. >> thank you for joining us. the author of "berkshire beyond buffett." >> we will be back in a couple of minutes. stay with us. ♪ >> it is friday come everybody. time to play the yearbook game. have a look at this young fella. he comes from the tech world. 1991 in maryland. he graduated a year early. get clever. note to word answers. -- two word answers. ♪ . . >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers" with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. >> welcome back to "market makers." i'm stepha

air it was a horrible bust and warren buffett we know warren buffett is a great investor but didn't do hedge fund he does by auctioned you bought department of education's take care shoes in a sense it become worth less and used 4 point i have percent of his stock to buy it you don't always win and in 2008 he bet on energy prices and bought conco it was a horrible disaster so he can rate things and all put together you know he's done well, because he's dough so many things that have done well in the pension funds we're at a higher status than the pension funds in 9 country it is getting berry you have our guarantee you know we will do everything to make sure those programs are not excess are well gifted so all the programs we've lost the come back we want to make sure we have things in place that can help that so i just wanted to make sure that again, when we look at the hedge funds we understand the leverage of those hedge funds i'll let you continue. >> thank you, commissioner regarding the performance again of the hedge funds and down market the index lost 19 or whatever it was in 2

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the elizabeth warren economic populist message could work. they didn't bring that on but there was a sense that that is how you bring back the blue-collar working class democrats. >> i don't know that i would read them. i don't know that i read much more into issues of message out of 2014. republicans said obama isn't getting it done and that resonated with a lot of independent voters and it didn't need to get any further beyond that. the presidential election is different, and as far as it is talking about we have a conversation to be nominated and what they choose to pursue. we have a chance for those conversations. they are two interesting people, one on each side. rand paul i hesitate to say is a warrant like figure and the fact that he is willing to go to places and talk to audiences a lot of other republicans have not necessarily, they left out, they have begun work or don't particularly go after, 47% never vote for us rand paul doesn't believe that 47%. you will try to make a case for them and elizabeth warren, proposed real quickly, m

>>warren, in your opinion? >> if warren is not running for president, elizabeth warren was a senator and a candidate had a big problem with a lot of the deregulation of the banks and a lot of that happened during the presidency of hillary clinton's husband. so i think it's important to get on the same page as that, how she's going to be position toured. because the record of the hillary clinton administration -- >> elizabeth warren said that she will not run for president and she has not ruled out taking the vp post, if that's offered, correct? >> . >> that's a little bit of carpet before the horse especially when hillary though she hasn't said she will, is going to run. she could endear herself alleges a running mate hillary clinton. and there's a poll that said that hillary clinton is viewed and a lot of the liberals in the democratic party still support hillary clinton though she has been viewed with policies that are more populous, but yes everybody's name is in the hat. and it's prison. 2015. >> let's get

host: complete the senate's critic warren will run for president if -- -- elizabeth warren will run forsident if --guest: guest: if hillary clinton does not run and if she feels that she is the only person who can run ahead of the big i. she will run. host: can you envision a scenario where they would both run? guest: it is 4% chance or less and it would take something extraordinary, such as hillary clinton campaigning to run against the banks. that would change the calculus little bit. i think the challenge right now is that hillary clinton knows this and she is moving rhetorically in the right direction. the question is, can groups like ours, convince hillary clinton to surround or sub with good economic populism anchors and make economic populism fighting against the little guy against the big guy. guest: the website is bold progressive.org. he is the cofounder. thank you for being with us. when we come back, we will turn our attention to terrorism and the violent extremism summit as the white house called. one of the participants will be joining us trade william braniff who was an e

warren: you're being kind.es: well, that was liz claman interviewing warren buffett earlier today. it was an exclusive one-on-one. it celebrates his 50th year at berkshire hathaway. speaking of warren buffett, he tweeted, he says warren buffett recommended raven industries that's down 40% in 12 months. what's going on, long-term hold? you hate to go against warren buffett. execution has been horrendous. they've missed the street the past few quarters. warren maybe has a longer investment horizon than i do. i would not be in the stock right now. you follow raven. right? >> right. they've come to prom unanimouprominence. beyond that there's too many diversified areas. it's a conagglomerate. charles: down 40%. i'd rather look to make money on this neil move 20,000 to something else. denny who asked what do you think about kite? the pharmaceutical stocks getting crushed. gilead getting hammered. twenty points off the high. (?) another problem is execution. has not been good. they have a pretty good product pipeline

does she really need warren's support to win?s is a challenge facing miss clinton as she considers a presidential run. she does have to expand herself to that populous base of the democrat and elizabeth warren to put it lightly, is the it girl at the moment in the populous base. miss clinton will absolutely have to expand her appeal among those looking for a much more progressive economic -- if she is going to run in 2016 and when. >> elizabeth warren getting a lot of traction here a big push to get her to run in 2016. could she be the one to give hillary clinton a run for her money? >> you could see if she got into the democratic primary how she would be a formidable challenge to hillary clinton. elizabeth warren has said over and over and over again that she is not running for president. she has taken no steps be signed the scenes to start running for president. it's hard to see her now really doing an about-face and getting into the race. >> yeah i know. plenty of times we've heard politicians say, no i'm not going to do it an

he can be seen pepper spraying warren and hitting him with his baton.ao says warren threatened him. the officer was simply doing as he was trained. warren has been charged with resisting arrest and threatening an officer. the video was released by the public defender's office, which is representing warren. >>> according to the most recent statistics, at least half the people shot and killed by police every year in the united states have mental health problems, that's according to a 2013 report by the treatment advocacy center and national sheriff's association. bay area law enforcement are trying to do something about that. abc 7 news reporter vick lee joins us from redwood city tonight to explain. >> these crisis intervention training programs are important for law enforcement officers. i just attended one in belmont. and, you know, in almost every county in the bay area most of the subjects of officer involved shootings are mentally challenged. in san mateo county, for instance, in the last decade, that number is about 75%. >> oh, my goodness, do you

gets sweetheart deals because he's warren buffett.he same names, you're not going to get preferred stock. you're not going to get some sort of a discount the way that he's getting it to get the same kinds of returns that he's getting. so i think if you really want to emulate his strategy, you would buy berkshire hathaway rather than trying to emulate -- >> she's absolutely correct. there's always a sweetheart deal just for warren. >> that's true. but i think he already answered this question himself. i think warren buffett has come out and said a number of thims,imes, listen, you shouldn't be buying individual stocks. most people should sit on an index 500 times and sit on it and not worry about copying me. i think it's good advice from an 85-year-old man. >> you're referring to buffett, not himself. >> that's the way you characterize him a random 85-year-old man. >> my point is -- >> but it's precisely his experience after the greatest investing career in terms of single picks, his advice still to most people is don't try to do that,

[applause] >> the second one, senator elizabeth warren, "a fighting chance."plause] senator warren's book makes the case to the system is that the system is rigged on behalf of the rich and against the middle class. >> [inaudible] >> fortunately i won't be doing much of the talking. these two will be doing most of it. professor piketty's book makes the same case as elizabeth warren except he makes the empirical point that this has been happening for 250 or more years. senator warren, i actually want to start with you and ask you tell us what you made of "capitol." ..

it shows officer raymond chiu waking up bernard warren. a homeless man who fell asleep on a muni bus. the officer tries to get warren off the train. at one point pushing him. later hitting him with a baton and then using pepper spray. police chief greg suhr says, his officer did nothing wrong. and had to take action because warren was not complying. and made several threats. and chief suhr adds, a judge has already found enough evidence to put warren on trial in the case. we hear from the local dog owner. taking on one of the nations largest dog food companies. saying their product is hazardous to pets. >> pam: attorneys behind a class action lawsuit against purina dog food say, they are receiving hundreds of calls from people saying their dogs have also become ill from the dog food. the bay area man who is the main plaintiff in the case says, his bull dog died. and two of his other dogs were sickened after eating beneful by purina. the attorneys estimate they have received more than one- thousand calls in the last few days. the lawsuit cl

and i'm going to tell you, elizabeth warren, what that part of the party thinks. not like she doesn't know already, but she has someone that personifiys what hillary clinton is not. and that is an important thing in the primary faze. at this point it is the closest thing that clinton has for a primary opposition. an undeclared and extremely unlikely candidate embodying that she will have to get the support and enthusiasm that she needs. one thing that clinton supporters don't want to see is be close to a nomination and have the party be board stiff. >> it is one thing to consolidate, it is another thing to make everyone forget what is happening because there is no politics on tv any more. thank you ann, we appreciate it. >>> today is the last day in office for the longest serving governor of oregon in the state's history. he got elected to his first term in 1994, then another term in 1998. then took a few years off. then he came back and got elected again in 2010. then he just got elected again in 2014. he just got elected again this past november. but today his l

number 2 for warren buffett totally agree no investments funds retirement funds should go into hedge funds number 3 i urge you all people in the room to read the investment for lack of due diligence if staff and the retirement board it is a great foundation for your loss thank you (clapping.) steve united public workers for action i think this issue of hundreds is a serious issue not only for the workers and retirees in the city and county of san francisco it was the hedge funds derivatives that created the collapse of our economy in 2008 one of the things that's happening a lot of people are saying the economy is going to have another fall because of the speculation we're talking about massive speculation now was did that that mean the hedge funds have a history of buying companies what do they do they steel the pension money of the folks and tell the workers they have 40 candle stick park their busting the unions it's a disgrace that po a that represents the police officers tells us we shouldn't put our money in union busters their attacking public workers and ventures you need you

i think senator warren -- warner really outlined one of the concerns that i have. we always seem to be fighting the last economic war in the united states congress. you are a very astute and very respected student of the american economy. it's what you do every day. i'm going to give you a chance, you've heard a lot of opinions and received a lot of advice from this panel, i'm going to give you a chance to give us some advice. when you look at leading and lagging indicators, especially leading indicators, what troubles you and what keeps you awake at night about the american economy in the next ten to 15 years and what advice would you give to the united states congress in addressing those concerns that you have looking right now at those indicators? >> well, i've said on a number of occasions that the rise we've seen in inequality in the united states is a great concern to me. >> i -- we discussed this the last time you were here and you offered no solutions towards that problem. you might recall. >> i think there are a variety of different things that the congres

>> i think it's time for elizabeth warren to run. >> i do too. okay. good. >> no, but you were just talking about before i think it's time for her to run. >> i think a lot of other people think it's time for her to run, too. >> boy, we've got a lot to talk about today. awful lot to talk about. obviously what's going on with isis. what's going on with jordan actually stepping up and vowing revenge, saying they're going to destroy isis. it's a leadership that we haven't seen in quite some time. new polls are out in iowa. we, of course, have, to for us the very sad brian williams saga we're going to get to. i am just curious what you think about elizabeth warren really quickly because there's just more talk about her being ready to go and hillary still sitting around with this remarkable war machine. and they can't figure out -- they're trying to figure out what hillary clinton stands for. they're having meetings to figure out what hillary clinton stands for. they're paying tons of money to figure out what she believes. >> i think the problem is like pick

terms of financial returns hedge fund are a way to reduce risk you've heard people talking about warren buffett how he is against hedge fund well, i think that is one data point and certainly another side to the story we don't know was is in warren buffett's head by few looked at it's scc filings warren is the hedge fund in his fcc fooildz he's talked about contracts i disclosures the interest rate decisive contractors a product of hedge funds not you'll hedge funds they're not the same not all hedge funds utility derivatives you can't put all hedge funds you cannot pay them all so even some s c i u pension systems they have hedge funds if i look at excuse me. if you look at our returns and compare those to the pension system in terms of our returns we've done extraordinarily that's a our funding ratio but if you compare us to endpochlts we're afternoon and endowments have out performed us they've been early performs of the hedge funds i understand that how pension systems have performed in the past hedge fund and emancipation proclamation documents is not always the same some of the co

with ibm's shares struggling warren buffet said he would be buying. turns out he was. >> that's amazing to me. >> yeah we're going to get the chance to talk to him on monday of next week. >> monday of next week. >> we'll be in omaha sitting down with him going over the annual shareholders letter. >> but i want to hear about ibm in particular. >> we'll see what he thinks is interesting. it's more than 300,000 employees. all of these different business units. this is going to sound like a broad question. i'm sure somebody from ibm is watching. what is ibm? what does that mean? what do they do? you tell with a lot of companies how they make their money but for me it's hard to tell what they are doing. >> they're in the middle of a major overhaul. >> hardware is all but gone. >> warren buffet has been the one people were wondering would he continue to stay in there and have faith. >> if you talk to people in it part of the problem is you used to have on site it people and you still do but there's a movement now to change and everything is done on the clou

and i'm going to tell you, elizabeth warren what that part of the party thinks.not like she doesn't know already, but she has someone that personifiys what hillary clinton is not. and that is an important thing in the primary faze. at this point it is the closest thing that clinton has for a primary opposition. an undeclared and extremely unlikely candidate embodying that she will have to get the support and enthusiasm that she needs. one thing that clinton supporters don't want to see is be close to a nomination and have the party be board stiff. >> it is one thing to consolidate, it is another thing to make everyone forget what is happening because there is no politics on tv any more. thank you ann, we appreciate it. at kraft we start with eggs oil, and our own crafted vinegar. all expertly blended to make our mayo. so you can take whatever you're making from good to amazing. get inspired at kraftrecipes.com automotive innovation starts... right here. with a control pad that can read your handwriting, a wide-screen multimedia center, and a head-up display for e

>> there is no indication elizabeth warren is open to the draft movement out there. she wants to be a player. hill sees the juice warren has in the democratic party and wants to bring it into her fold as she prepares for a likely run are. she meets with her. they talked about income and equality wall street banks and stuff elizabeth warren is known for that makes her a darling of the liberal left of the party. by bringing her in and seeking advice hillary clinton is indicating to warren supporters that she's pope benedict to incorporateing warren's ideas into her potential candidacy. >> hillary want it is juice. thank you very much. great to have you on anna. appreciate you both. coming up next here did the victim seek out her attacker? dramatic details in this road rage case that left a mother of four dead. we'll talk to nancy grace. she'll react to the new twist today. also ahead, the film version of chris kyle's american sniper story is captivateing audiences. did you know iran's supreme are leader is offering his own strong worded critique of the movie. stay here