growth in household spending declined. household real incomes rose strongly partly deflecting earlier declines in energy prices an consumer sentiment remains high. business fixed investment softened and the recovery in the housing sector remains slow. exports declined. inflation continues to run below the committee's longer run objective with decreasing energy prices and decreasing prices of non-energy imports. survey based measures of longer term inflation expectations have remained stable. skipping ahead. although growth in output employment and slowed during the first quarter the committees continues to expect that with appropriate policy accommodation, economic activity will expand at a moderate pace with labor market indicators continuing to move toward levels the committee judges consistent with its dual mandate. the fed did keep the target federal funds short-term interest rate at zero to 1/4% obviously. the statement goes on to say the committee will assess progress realized and expected towards its objectives maximum employment and 2% inflation as it considers when to raise rates. this assessment will take into a account a wide range of information. quote, the fed anticipates it will be appropriate to raise the fed funds rate when it has seen further improvement in the labor market and is reasonably confident that inflation will move back to its 2% objective over the medium term. the vote on this was unanimous 10-0. melissa. melissa: thank you so much for that. in addition to the weak gdp data drag the market let's bring in our panel for more reaction to this one. i love when you try to make moderate and moderated sound positive. john lonski what do you think. >> that tells me this will be the 10th straight year in which real gdp failed to grow by as much as 3%. melissa: yeah. >> that is without precedent going back to the 1930s. melissa: ted, i love having you here as former philly fed member. what jumped out at you? >> first of all i think it is more of the same kind of thing. we however are setting the stage for rates to go up in september maybe december as well. you have to remember janet is dove getting a lot of pressure, from three fed districts and fellow members. pressure on her to raise rates. melissa: pressure but we're seeing economy stall. gdp is not good out there. >> besides their own estimates they're projecting in future, i don't know last three or four meetings they keep ratcheting it down little pieces of it smaller and smaller. that says to me this is going to be more of the same. ted i know a lot of people, i agree with you on the pressure part but i don't think they will raise rates this year. melissa: no, yeah. what do you think, john? >> market data doesn't mean anything unless you consider what that tells us about price inflation. we have a lot of slack overseas. economies overseas are doing poorly. china is struggling, brazil so on. if that is the case there is not much pricing power for u.s. businesses and continue to be a lot of downward on pressure on u.s. wages. melissa: reasonably confident, doesn't make me confident at all? >> probably not. of course what happened on this recession we come out of it kind of slowly, step by step. most recessions come up like a hockey stick. melissa: right. >> for that reason, things improved every single quarter ever since the recession -- melissa: are you kidding? look at this quarter. the economy is completely stalled? >> winter time. melissa: winter happens every winter. doesn't winter happen every winter? >> this is little more severe. >> one of the aspect was utilities had a barn buster winter the because the fact we were heating our homes more. utilities big part of the economy, did great during wintertime. >> yeah. melissa: john lonski. >> look at sales are not going my goodness. s&p 500 sales are growing less than 1%. even if you take out the energy companies less than 2%. profitability is under pressure. why should companies higher workers, pay higher wages, do capital spending? makes no sense. this is flat recovery. melissa: consumer spending is slowing. >> one thing the fed is concerned about is what we call misallocation of resources. junk bonds sold at 11 12, 13% are selling at 6 7 8. that is major concern. they're making 10-year fixed-rate loans. melissa: there much money. >> looking for yield. everybody is looking for yield. you might find businesses doing certain things. expanding business where maybe not most appropriate thing. low interest rates might be causing misallocation of resources in the economy. >> current junk bond yield spread is 100 basis points wider than the average during comparable previous recoveries let's move on. the american dream is slipping further out of reach. u.s. homeownership falling to 25-year low. tom, what do you think of this one? >> this is starters the young people. they have school debt. their jobs are not paying. this goes back to themy allocation of jobs. the fact you're getting lower quality jobs. numbers are improving. i look at this as, maybe a, i don't know what you call it, a moderate term problem? because of the fact that young people have to start spilling into that housing market. i think they will. just not right away. melissa: they're renting, rather than buying is what we're seeing. household formation is happening but we're just seeing more people renting. >> home prices are still too high in the context moveddest income growth and, skimpy savings. that is a big problem. too many young households simply don't have savings on hand so they can afford 20% down payment. that means if anything, home prices have to slide yet again. melissa: ted, do you believe that or is there fundamental change in our country people are burned owning a home and they don't want to anymore? >> housing prices have gone up 7% the last year or so across the country on average. in addition wages lagged that. wages are up 2 1/2%. so that lag effect is not good. that is one of the primary reasons. the other thing is banks are much tighter making mortgage loans. people who qualified for a mortgage especially a young couple five years ago, they're not qualifying now. melissa: okay. don't go chasing water fines. california jerry brown calling for a so thousand penalty for water wasters. 10,000-dollar penalty. it had been $500. if you're an business i'm paying 500 bucks. now they changed it to 10,000. >> simple solution you have to price water correctly. if it is in short supply price of water should be higher to discourage its use. melissa: ted? >> you have a big problem in california, they need so much water for agriculture there. they can't shut that off. it will really hurt the economy greatly. governor brown is absolutely right. people react to economics. melissa: yeah. >> if you will raise the price of water, people use less of it. >> here's the problem. they have not done their job. the government has not done their job providing water storage facilities other sorts of water. the governor's father, pat brown, built canals, the damns all the freeways. he was a big infrastructure guy. this guy isn't. environmentalist of one. woman in job of department of water, calls herself a environmental therapist. they're flushing millions of gallons every day into the pacific ocean. if they would trap some of that they would be fine. melissa: all to preserve the delta smelt. i don't know if we have picture of that guys. he is about this big. they only found one of them since they have been doing this they're flushing fresh water out because the delta smelt's water was a little too sultty for him. >> problem is one of these antigovernment stories. but it really is. the government didn't do what they were supposed to do. they will penalize the citizens now if they use the commodity. melissa: do you think people -- there he is. my friend the delta smelt! he is back. this is the guy. >> that is like under nuclear magnified microscope. melissa: everybody in california get $10,000 fine for wasting water, get the water bill, think about the delta smelt. that is where your money is going. sad state in america. only 1/3 of 8th graders this is amazing, most people in the country believe the uss government should be democracy. that is according to the national assessment of education progress. so these are all the tests they're giving everyone. most people didn't know that. 8th graders. this is amazing. >> it is not a democracy. melissa: that it should be ideally it would be a democracy. that what we've chosen. that is the phrase what are we strives towards. striving towards a monarchy a democracy? so -- >> i got you. >> this is theory about this simple social studies. 8th graders are studying with social studies. what is happening with math and science? melissa: that is true? does this marriage you terrified. >> math light social studies light. i can remember in 8th grade given a blank map of united states, draw in every state, draw in every capitol. i don't think they do that anymore. a little bit too much feel good kind of stuff. if they went back to basics more, there would be a lost it problem. melissa: it is terrifying. that saul i know. thanks to all three of you. appreciate your time. >> thank you. melissa: might be the worst baseball game in history. no financial loud as riots baltimore cause a major league first. out of the woods new day, new allegation against hillary clinton. more "money" coming up. 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>> i say to the youth your frustration is warranted, it is understandable understood. the actions, i don't think are acceptable. but, if you, come from where they come from you understand. >> you know melissa there were some incidents, there were some incidents outside of camden yards on saturday before the game with some thugs in the street, beating up fans and causing a lot of trouble out here. that may have played into the decision to cancel today's game with the public and play it for the record books. it is tough for this city and there are some players who thought a game might have united people. the city has been very calm. yesterday, last night, and again today. so there may be some second-guessing whether it was necessary to shut this game to the public. certainly will cost them a lot of money. no concessions and no ticket sales and very disappointed people outside of the fence. melissa: it is absolutely gorgeous day outside. you think of all the hot dogs that would have been sold and sodas, where people park nearby. >> beer. melissa: bebeer. look at people clapping outside of a lock the gate, if that isn't a symbol. wow. rick enjoy the day. few stories on the radar. oil stockpiles rose less than expected last week. stocks at cushing, oklahoma delivery hub falling for the first time since november. ben bernanke getting another new job. this is his second in two weeks of the former fed chair has been hired by pimco as a senior advisor. he is already working a similar role at hedge fund citadel. bernanke says he has no plans to join anywhere else. daredevil nic wallenda completed his most dangerous stunt today. see that little speck up there? 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royal watchers are hoping the day gets even better with arrival of baby number two. a very pregnant kate is reportedly six days past her due date. i don't think we know for sure what the real due date was. anyway, we'll see. tonight's episode of "strange inheritance" features valuable heir looms nearly tossed in the trash. the first episode highlights a woman who inherits a rare coin that was originally declared a worthless fake. turns out it was worth $3 million! all this so much more tonight starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern only on fox business. new allegations of secret foreign money putting the clintons in the hot seat. a canadian charity tied to the:town foundation reportedly failed to reveal identities of 1100 donors. a foundation official says that is because canadian law requires that requires donor's permission to reveal their names. i'm joined by guy benson of townhall.com. mary catherine ham, hotair.com. both fox news contributors. they're also coauthoring a political book together due out end of june. it is called, "end of discussion." very cool. mary catherine, let me start with you, i have to find their accountant, whoever finds fantastic loopholes whether inheritance tax or how not to list your drones nors. they have a lock on the systems everywhere. >> well to be fair how could the clintons possibly afford really good accountants and lawyers to figure this out for them? no look, this is almost becoming like hillary clinton the ironic democratic candidate because they are looking like embodiment of money in politics embodiment of incestuous power wielding and money switching hands. now every step of the way they are being as opaque as possible bit. which i correct expected from the clintons. many people in the democratic party who knew this was going on are going hmmm, maybe not a good idea to put all our money on that? >> guy, let me ask you. do you think regular people on the street are tuned to this? care about this? is this changing minds? >> maybe to some extent. we've seen slippage on polling numbers. once republicans have a candidate and start to focus their fire on all this to connect those dots i think it could absolutely have impact. melissa, two things you mentioned the clinton foundation's excuse, oh their hands were tied in this particular case involving this canadian front group because of canadian law required them to get permission to disclose donors. the federalists, molly hemingway fact checked that, found that excuse to be wonting to put it lightly. "the washington post" followed up with their own analysis and fact checker gave it three pinnochios. they're not telling the truth about their excuses. secondly for some of their viewers they may remember a story last week reuters reported about foreign money. this is different money scandal. reuters story was how foreign governments were giving tense of millions of dollars the to clinton foundation subsequently not reported in the clinton foundation's taxes going back and doing five more years of refiling. melissa: mary catherine when it comes to money, especially these nitty-gritty details, seems like it bleeds together in the minds of voters. >> i think that may be clinton strategy number one. we have various different we have various people running them. different sources of money coming to different places. now they're saying we'll take some foreign donations only going to this part. it gets specifically murky so that people don't catch on to it. i think it is part of the idea. now the problem this is a drip drip, drip story. the media seems to be interested in covering it. it will keep coming up. eventually she will be asked questions about it. unfortunately if she has no democratic challengers. melissa: while hillary shutting out fire at home, bill and chelsea are on an african venture. did you hear about this? they're taking 20 wealthy donors on a nine-day safari through tanzania, liberia, morocco. can you imagine this coveted invitation. go out in a small group for the clintons. for that privilege i bet you get to give them millions of dollars. >> again melissa, who among us has not been on a multi-country african safari with the rothschilds and king of who are rocco. it's a teaching moment if you will. melissa: guy benson, the clintons are just like us, well -- >> there is the other thing about the lavish safari they're throwing for millionaire billionaire donors for the clinton foundation. they happen to be major bundlers for the hillary clinton presidential campaign. they say one has nothing to do with the other. that is the problem. how do you possibly separate any of this stuff? you can't. melissa: so hypocritical. guys, thank you so much. twitter shares licking their wounds as they take the blame in the middle of the earnings debacle. a little-known company with some very powerfulplus those iconic letters in the hollywood hills welcome you to the land of glitz and glamour. now one man wants silicon valley to get the same star treatment. "piles of money" coming up. ♪ >> breaking news right now. the police department updating a situation and baltimore. thirty-five arrests since the situation went into effect last night. twitter shares are reeling after early recent lackluster earnings shaved billions of dollars. nasdaq taking the blame. making quite a name for itself. joining us now is jo ling kent. this is amazing. the site is called celerity. tell us of the story of how it happened. >> yes. what happens was that they were scraping for data. a very short one minute of time, nasdaq saul they posted the earnings for twitters early. they scraped it. they got it. they tweeted it. twitter had to release it's very disappointing results. >> it is very interesting. they are supposed to be an event detecting site. they put it out there. this is technology at its finest. they did not do anything illegal. >> this is market efficiency at its finest. this is a great example. the irony is that they tweeted it. to your point twitter med led most stocks recently. especially technology, have been suffering. at sea at a new 52 week low. that growth stock. at least for the time being they are broken. >> putting a bad taste and critics mouth. anheuser-busch. some bug life bottles included the message the perfect year for removing no from your vocabulary. what does that make you think of? >> this is amazing to me. it is almost like they hired an advertising company where english is their second language. it is sort of racy. >> it is certainly leaving a very bad impression. doing very well both among women and men. a lot of people on social media were crying out against it. this is a serious thing to do wrong. one job as a company is to portray your brand. >> they put out a statement saying it is clear that this particular message missed the mark and we regret it. we would never condone this. jonathan hoenig, what were they thinking? >> this is one of the more asinine decisions. despite the fact that they humiliated themselves, i think prices management is a big part of investing and a big part of managing large cap companies. no means no and budweiser should have known that. >> also proofreading your promotions. mcdonald's cutting several food items. this is in an effort to simplify its menu. did you know that the menu has grown 45% in the past two years? >> they have been trying to appeal to everyone in the last decade. they have added a lot and have tried to broaden their reach. low cost, low quality remains. i think that you will see a whole reinvention of mcdonald's. >> the deluxe quarter pounder. how could you make it any bigger or any better even. >> deluxe is not meeting their market. down for the sixth straight quarter for mcdonald's. their wait time is now the longest it has been in 15 years. they are really trying to play both sides of the spectrum here. >> a student and entrepreneur has a plan. here is what it would look like. just about the same size as hollywood's same sign. it is supposed to be a to arrest attraction. there we go. i knew that we would see it at some point. >> i do not know. it is terrible. >> it seems pretty dated. vintage. >> the company is they are. they should be focusing on to a result. melissa: we have some other ideas. there we go. a little mount rushmore action. that would be mount techmore. this is my personal favorite. what do you vote for jonathan hoenig? >> the stock performance of these outstanding companies. it is true. you want a real legitimate indicator. >> okay. we are also green today. thank you. police ordered to stand down. we will hear from martin luther king junior's niece. she is here next. plus gearing up for the 2015 nfl draft. new additions. we are not talking about the players. at the end of the day it is all about money and football. ♪ good. very good. you see something moving off the shelves and your first thought is to investigate the company. you are type e*. yes, investment opportunities can be anywhere... or not. but you know the difference. e*trade's bar code scanner. shorten the distance between intuition and action. e*trade opportunity is everywhere. ♪ melissa: i am melissa francis with your fox business brief. go pro earnings soaring. it just had the second-best quarter in its history. software really paying off. go pro also requiring a virtual reality company. that means you will be able to see all around from the videos. that sounds crazy. apple watch may not work if you have tattoos on your arm. some customers with their tattoos on their wrists say that the device is unable to read their heart rate. the owner of the hotel says that it is open to the idea of selling its property. that is the latest from the fox business network. giving you the power to prosper. ♪ melissa: baltimore striving for return to normalcy today. reopening of schools. a 10:00 p.m. curfew is being credited with bringing peace back to the streets. community leaders and parents also playing a important role. joining me now is the niece of legendary civil rights leader doctor martin luther king. really getting a lot of attention. what do you think about that? >> i think that it is absolutely wonderful. i remember saying to tell them to come home. if they do not come home, come get them. i am so grateful to find out that parents still care about their children. >> here is what she had to say. let's play that sound bite. >> that is my only son. at the end of the day i do not want him to be a freddie gray. it is not justice. >> she is a mom of six. she is doing it herself. how do you make a living? how do you support six kids by your self? >> i raise my children as a divorced mother. six children and now nine grandchildren. their fathers were involved to a certain extent. you see so many young people out on the streets angry without direction. melissa: right. you think that the responsibility starts at home with the parents. >> absolutely. the schools should bring police officers in. that would also help. >> the mayor saying that there has been a huge controversy. originally she said to give people the room. and fact, though police were out, but she did not try to hold them back. >> she said she actually did not say give them space. she said that she did not ask the police officers to stand back. they did stand back. the car burning and people breaking the car i did believe that was shocking. i did not want them to be assaulting the kids and doing things like that, but i do think that more order could have been maintained. >> it all started because bullies, in theory, were being too forceful. at this point they are standing back and allowing things to be destroyed. look at the businesses that were destroyed. creating 80,000 jobs. you look at places like detroit that did not ever recover from this. it was about an economic problem in the first place. this made it worse. >> ma'am is your salary they get enough to deal with this? that is one of my questions to her. did she think beyond i will give you space to destroy. what does it destruction look like? >> we now know. melissa: lumber liquidator shares getting absolutely crushed today as bad news continues to mount. let's go to nicole petallides on the new york stock exchange. nicole: down 18% right now. we can see it to the downside. the legal import of lumber. that is one of the issues. also from now the hide. the cancer-causing agent in this. the stock has been dwindling to the downside. over this one year, it is down 51%. that is why you are seeing that again. sales have been lowering once again. by the way let's talk about salesforce. huge company. you can hear the shouts in the background. offering volatility. the company's hiring bankers to steal takeover interest. i can still hear the crowd. there is a big crowd melissa. the company said to be hiring bankers over interest. you can see an intraday chart. look at that move to the upside. melissa: all right. stay on top of that story for us. thank you very much. melissa: a new roadmap over forms convincing creditors to unlock crucial funds before the cash bear runs dry. it is the result of more t three months of haggling by its finance minister. not a lot of time. >> it has been nearly two decades since seinfeld went off the air. you would not believe how much one company pays to get all of its episodes. plus she tried to get everything while the ex-wife of this oil tycoon will have to survive just off a billion dollars. i do not know. can you ever have too much money? 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[ male announcer ] join the millions of people who have already enrolled in the only medicare supplement insurance plans endorsed by aarp an organization serving the needs of people 50 and over for generations. remember, all medicare supplement insurance plans help cover what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call now to request your free decision guide. and learn more about the kinds of plans that will be here for you now -- and down the road. i have a lifetime of experience. so i know how important that is. melissa: we have breaking news. shares resumed trading. look at that. they are flying high right now. nicole petallides has more on this. >> we are seeing the stock with this big move moving to all-time record highs. at the moment, that is a record high. stocks have halted and now resumed trading. hiring bankers to take over interest. there was no certainty that this would actually happen. obviously, a big move to the upside. >> thank you very much. lulu. securing the rights to every episode. the deal is said to be valued at about around a million dollars an episode. that money will be split but dean sony and the show creators themselves. not getting as much money as she hoped. the ex-wife of harold hamm. a bitter divorce settlement. he will keep the majority of his $18 billion fortune. his ex-wife just getting $1 billion. not a penny more. i think that she will survive. liz is here to take us through the last hour of trading. >> halted, of course. we will get you the very latest on that. plus the dollar is crumbling. we have traders bolted to their trading floors waiting to give you the latest on how your money will fare in the latest hour of trade. japan's prime minister meets with congress to push a transpacific trade deal. is this good for the u.s. or jobs here at stake? monster attacks. cyber themes are hitting all of us. loretta lynch was speaking about it earlier today. a company putting up a shield. tom leighton is the founder and ceo. he has been at this for decades. that's not doing very well right now. a huge chunk of the internet streaming is facilitated by hand. >> football fans rejoice. we will take a live look at all of these taking place in the windy city. at the end of the day it is all about money and pigskin. ♪ . melissa: all right, she is a whisker over chubby, that means there is more of her to love. whoa! have you seen this? sprinkles the round mound of meow tipping the scales at 33 pounds, according to experts say that is the equivalent of a 700 pound human. that's what you're looking at. maybe she was stress eating. let's give her a break. sprinkles landed in a shelter after being left in a foreclosed home. things are looking up. sprinkles is on a diet. the first round of the 2015 nfl draft kicks off in chicago, the windy city pulling out all the stops for fans. jeff flock is here to give us a tour. jeff flock take it away. >> reporter: melissa i tell you, i do not know when i have seen something more of an extravaganza here in chicago. you are just looking inside selection square. all of the potential drafties will be over here, then they'll march or walk down the aisle here across the street to the auditorium theater at roosevelt university where they'll be introduced to the world. look at this. it's right in the middle of the city, the city has ceded all of this ground to the nfl. a million square feet of exhibits and team houses, my gosh there's the espn studios over there our friends there. nfl network studios over there. punt pass and kick competitions, this is all open to the public free, and i tell you look what they've built on the lakefront. they're going to have to take this all back down again. chicago may be 33 billion dollars in pension and bond debt melissa but they've spared no expense here. though it's private money. like i said it's okay. melissa: wow, looks fun jeff flock, thank you so that is all we have for now. i hope you are making money today. the market down 57 points. "countdown" with liz claman starts right now. i'll take it melissa, thank you. the fed speaks, stocks take a dive recover and repeat. marketses are trying to make a nice comeback, what caused investor jitters? if you haven't been the victim of a hack attack sad fact is you will be, and that distant and growing possibility juicing will profits of the high-tech company doing its best to keep the bad guys at bay, and helps a huge chunk of the internet industry. all the video you watch. shares up more than 36% over the past year. the ceo is our live best. calm seems to be returning to the streets of baltimore, that's extending to the game between the orioles and the chicago white sox taking place right now at camden yards. you can pretty much hear a pin drop over there. no fans! we're loud and clear right here on fox business. the last hour of trade. let's start the "countdown."

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