hispanic. today he tweeted my mistake. don t think i fooled anyone. jeb bush does speak fluent spanish. his wife s from mexico. of course, he says he s thinking about running for president. meantime, senator rand paul is about to start officially running for president. the kentucky republican with a highly libertarian streak released a video on the computer web promising to take on washington starting tomorrow. that s when he s set to hold a rally louisville where it s predicted he ll kick off his white house campaign. the texas republican senator ted cruz is the only other major candidate in the race today. tax day about a week away. experts say millions of americans will get a big bump in their refund checks this year or owe lots of money to uncle sam because of the health care law. we have host of the willis report at 5:00 business report. tell us about this. about 52%, half of the people who took obamacare and got a
could make your jobs completely oh, not totally obsolete. there is obsolete, which is total, so it should make your job obsolete. if it s obsolete it s gone it s totally obsolete like completely, like totally, like eventually obsolete. that s according to the reporting of the washington post newspaper and others. they cite a recent australian study that found you may have seen this in the the new york times over the weekend that companies could get rid of more than 500,000 jobs in that country alone, replacing them with robots and computers which would be very boring. jerry willis is host of the willis report, 5:00 eastern time on the fox business network. a lot of jobs at risk? a lot of jobs at risk, if you re in one of the jobs that you think could be taken over by a computer. totally. totally. or some kind of automated, you need to watch out. let me show you who s really at risk here. all right. take a look. accountants, bank tellers, supermarket cashiers, of c
today an executive at honda announced his company will expand its recall to all 50 states. gerri willis host of the willis report at 5:00 eastern time, 4:00 cen ral, disappointed. who s got your back? that s all we re getting from nhtsa. this is a government agency that s supposed to keep you and me safe from the airbags, these trashy airbags. not enough evidence. so they want a regional recall. that s not enough. if you have one of these cars, you might drive it from a low humidity area like new york to georgia or florida. this makes no sense. no logic what they re saying. i want you to hear what one of the takata officials said on the hill. we have confidence that those we are producing today are safe. takata continues to believe that the public safety is best served if the area of high absolute humidity remains a priority. so that s what they re
reporting of the wall street journal which cites people familiar with this matter. the journal reports expects we should expect to hear details about that broad payout as early as next week. remember, prosecutors say general motors waited nearly a decade to recall more than 2.5 million cars for faulty ignition switches even after 13 people had had died. since then, the company has fired 15 workers, and the ceo says gm s culture is changing. gerri willis joins us now, the host of the willis report, 5:00 eastern time on the fox business network. and you went to the track to find out what the deal with these faulty ignition switches. we did go to the track because you can save yourself, and a lot of people don t know thousand do this. if you re in a stalled car, there are actions you can take, three of them, and i m going to walk you through each of them. first of all, it stalls, let s say you re going 50. first put it in neutral. i know that sounds strange. put the car in neutral
substantial job gains. that s according to the labor department. unemployment held steady at 6.3%, the lowest rate in more than five years. investors seemed happy about this news on wall street today. let s take a look at the dow now. 16,903. it s been a healthy day. we re closing in on 17,000 it would appear. gerri willis joins us now, host of the willis report on the fox business network. the markets seem to like this. the markets seem to like it, editorial writers seem to like it. you should have seen the coverage of these numbers, all upbeat. and why? because we re now back to employment levels of 2008, this is precrisis. this chart shows you where we ve been and where we ve come back to. so people are celebrating that fact today. all right. so i m looking at that chart and that looks good. so why is it that americans in whole when you look at fox news surveys and others say that people feel bad about this economy. here s another one for you.