think he liked it too. i suspect a lost service jobs and poorly paid or modestly paid and they need higher paying jobs. melissa: i did not like it. i did not like it. melissa: good for you. enough with complaining. we re six years into obama s rein of terror. we have only two more years. i have one if someone wants to hear it. melissa: go ahead. corporate tax raises $270 billion a year. abolish the corporate income tax. put 10% tariff on all imports, done. done. oh. melissa: i think that will be really popular in washington. be popular and really bad. britain was relatively richest, zero tariffs. height of the 19th century. melissa: no tariffs and no corporate tax. i like that. melissa: walmart under fire yet again. workers protesting for higher wages amid the retail giant s annual shareholder meeting. i love this. everybody is protesting against walmart. meanwhile pharell is singing happen happy. harry connick, jr., opening the session. they have 14,000 peopl
over the weekend near the corner of jones and pine in the knob hill neighborhood. the victim, who does not want her face to be shown, says the uber driver picked her up saturday evening after an argument about her destination, she says the man stopped, started to yank her out of the car, and then threw her phone down the street when she tried to take a picture. i feel like the drivers are completely within their right to refuse a rider, to not like a rider, to be angry with a rider. but you cannot physically touch a rider and you cannot physically you can t touch their property. the police did get involved. sfpd cited the man for several misdemeanors and let him leave. the victim says uber needs to prevent incidents instead of reacting to them. whatever they re doing isn t working. and i think really that s the bottom line. like whatever they re saying, they re saying we re looking into it, we re trying to change things. it s not working. uber says it has deactivate
spent the past five days patiently waiting for giants baseball and the quest for a third title in five years. bob redell is live on the field itself. bob, we re six hours from the game. don t do anything to jinx it. reporter: don t step on the grass, is that what you re saying? good morning to you. we re just a few hours from game time, 5:07 california time here at kauffman stadium. the field is almost ready. we re just waiting for the world series paint to dry. it s fresh. we do think the sun will take care of it. it s also getting pretty hot out here on this kansas city afternoon. out front of the stadium we bumped into giants fan michael knapp. he flew in last night, made the road trip to kc with nothing but a wad of ben franklins trying to get tickets to game one and two tonight and tomorrow. he s willing to drop $1,000 a game. he did strike out at the box office this morning. thinks he and his buddy will be able to get in for $500 a ticket. doesn t seem like we re th
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after yesterday s triple-digit plunge. on track to head into positive territory on the year. transports and consumer stocks playing a big part in the rally, as well as stellar earnings from caterpillar and 3m. here to discuss all of it, very own charlie gasparino. jack hough, a senior editor of barron s. spencer ant day, cofounder of who we use. thanks for joining us. what do you think of the rally? earnings have been decent. we re about 35% of the way through earnings season right now. if you look at the latest numbers from thompson, based on what we ve seen so far they think we ll see 7% earnings growth a little over 7% and 4% earnings growth. if we do that going forward stocks are probably a pretty good deal though. melissa: so much volatility though. when is qe scheduled to end? melissa: how many more months do we have left? couple more months. melissa: not long. we were talking about ebola. talking about slowdown in europe. talking about bad earnings. things ha