alzheimer's. a potential break through that has investors jumping in big time today. capitalizing on you. twitter selling your old tweets to the highest bidder. leave it to hollywood to tell us the secret to staying married. that never been hitched star, eva mendez says it is the key to making your love last even when they say it's not, it is always about money. melissa: we start with the markets which are just on fire right now. take a look at that! all those gains. the dow is up more than 200 points, 225 points right now. the nasdaq on track for its highest close in 15 years. the russell 2000, hitting levels not seen before. not to be outdone, oil. spiking. as the number of u.s. rigs falls to its lowest level since 2011. now up more than 5%. i'm joined by our very own

charlie gasparino, jack hough of baron's and liz macdonald of fox biz. what do you think of the markets here? >> small caps are doing well because t of overseas exposure, not as much as large companies. people are worried about the strong dollar and their ability to export. they don't export. that is why russell is doing well. i think rally is short-lived. we don't have any short sort of correction or supply until later this year. melissa: emac is the rally all about the fed? >> depends on the stocks. look at certain stocks. they have already previewed a strength in the dollar. hp, caterpillar microsoft hitting earnings. a lot of chip guys and other companies moved their operations overseas. so, you know, they have, should know that the dollar has been strengthening. i think it is already factored in. >> by the way one point multinational companies have more upside earnings surprises

about domestics although hurt by the dollar not as much as analysts think. >> i look at 30,000-foot view of the market. i think it is all about the fed. when you have janet yellen saying we probably won't raise rates in june, investors look for reasons to buy stocks. melissa: yeah. >> whenever there is positive headline they will buy stocks in that contest. melissa: a triple whammy for hillary. this just crossing the head of the benghazi committee is asking hillary clinton's team to turn over her personal email server to the state department. plus, in the race for the white house new report finds 54% of likely voters want democrats to nominate a fresh face. hillary's headaches don't end there. the poll comes as another report turns up the heat on the clinton foundation, claiming its biggest fund broke a promise to the white house when it stopped disclosing donors in 2010. emac, what do you think? >> say hillary by a long stretch, say she wins the presidency what are they going

to do about the clinton foundation? you can't squeeze it into a blind trust. it is all about the clintons adhering to the letter of the law and not the spirit of the law. just coming right under the limit what they should be doing. so i think really hurts hillary in the long run. melissa: even more than 54% of democrats said they should look for a fresh face. i thought more surprising 57% of democrats 54% believed democrats should look. 5% of democrats think they want a fresh face. more than half of democrats don't want hillary according to poll? >> the email issue is a bit of a mess. melissa: maybe that is the noise? >> from the foundation my scandal meeter is a three. melissa: really? >> if the money went to feed hungry kids, i don't care if saddam hussein was the top donor. melissa: clinton slush fund? >> for charity. now if we -- melissa: i bet went for personal expenses. >> if we're finding out that she, the clintons benefited personally from it --

>> how could they not? how could they not? >> that and swayed her in giving u.s. favors we have a big scandal. >> how could they not benefit? people that do business with government, like big corporations, other countries do business with the clinton foundation and hillary clinton they will expect something in return. goldman sachs did not give money to the clinton foundation, they could have given it to the goldman sachs foundation by the way, because it is so charitable. it gave money to the clinton foundation because it wanted to kiss up to hillary. it wanted stuff in return. i will say this though. here is one thing about hillary clinton she shows no shame. she won't care -- >> that is a compliment right? >> won't matter to her. she will trudge on and fight on. rip people's heads off that get in her way. >> whoo. >> her defense is the foundation helps people. but this is so loaded with conflicts of interests this story has legs. i think it drags on, if she does win the nomination. melissa: yeah.

amazon is one step closer to delivering your packages by drone. the faa giving the green light for amazon to test delivery drones but not without a few strings attached. the operators need a private license. can only go as high as 400 feet. has to be 500 feet from people not associated with the experiment. but it is a step in the right direction towards getting all your packages flying directly over your head. >> what about airports? melissa: rural area on private property. >> more impressed if amazon were developing a way to deliver profits. i don't think these drones will come to fruition anytime soon. >> you got to like the fact that they're innovating, don't you? melissa: yeah. >> that is what i like about the company. they throw stuff against the wall of some of it works, some of it doesn't. that's what i like about the ceo. he does different things. he has taken chances. over time he performed pretty well. >> in terms of stock he hasn't delivered earnings but the stock has done well. melissa: even better that an drone delivered packages

self-driving cars, elon musk says the software update will give the model s the ability to drive itself this summer. that is a few months away. >> so much believer in this the drone package delivery, tell you why one number. 1.3 million people die worldwide in car accidents. people are terrible drivers. >> listen -- >> this can not be any worse. >> tesla has -- >> all women are bad drivers. >> there we go. >> just saying, you shouldn't feel alone. >> i like the tesla car, can tell it to drive itself. less than two billion in cash on balance sheet. it hasn't been posting profits. next frontier for tesla should be profits. it is really momentum play. melissa: you will let the whole all women are terrible drivers? power right through that. >> drove right through it. melissa: there you go. are all women terrible drivers. >> that is fox business exclusive. just learn that breaking right

now. >> i just telling you -- melissa: what kind of driver are you, charlie gasparino? >> i'm actually an excellent driver. i drive all over the place. melissa: very calm. never have explosions. don't get fights with drivers on road? >> no. melissa: unlike your twitter personality? opposite of twitter personality? >> on twitter i never throw the first punch. on driving, i'm just -- melissa: second, third fourth. >> i can drive long distance. i've driven to missouri, to texas. melissa: all right. there you go. the world's biggest drinks company is making a toast to transparency. diageo maker of brands like guinness and johnnie walker -- >> my favorite. melissa: set to put nutrition labels. >> i always knew booze was good for you. always knew it. always knew it. >> whiskey is so good for you ought to sell in health food stores. melissa: guinness is supposed to be have a lot of iron. >> guinness has iron in it. >> go have a couple. melissa: this is about everybody on the no carb, no sugar diet

feel good about having a cocktail. >> i feel plenty good. >> how is vodka? melissa: vodka is pretty good. i don't think it has carbs. you don't know i don't know what i'm talking about. let me back right up. i'm a box wine gal. that is only thing i check into or know anything about. it is low-calorie. >> i'm a kettle guy. melissa: which is zero carbs. vodka was zero carbs. i did know that, i was right. >> who knew? melissa: this is most important story of the day. if eva mendez ever gets married you won't find her tidying up the house in sweatpants. the star warning married women that is the number one cause of divorce. she was kidding of course. tongue in cheek. hang on charlie for hours in the lead up to this i want to go first. >> she is so -- eva mendez is so beautiful i mean, she is like,

off the charts. melissa: sweatpants would be fine? >> i would check her out in sweatpants. ryan gosling is her husband, right? maybe he hates, i don't know -- melissa: they're not married. they have a baby they're not married. it is hollywood. >> she could wear two piece gun metal gray rocky balboa sweatpants and would look good on her. >> she would look amazing. melissa: you're not in love in the first place if sweatpants will break up your relationship, right? melissa: right. >> who is making bigger point. >> she is being funny to make aing per point. melissa: in her response she said orange crocs are real thing that breaks up most marriages. keep it together and keep yourself up while you're married. >> look sexy. melissa: nobody wears sweatpants anymore. all about lulu. get back to jack hough who made sexist comment at beginning and said she's right. >> you know -- melissa: yeah? >> yoga pants.

melissa: yoga pants are okay. >> who looks good? melissa: were you wearing yoga pants around the house? >> i never see anyone exercising in sweatpants. >> you know who we need for segment? veronica vain. melissa: on that note. thank you all for joining us. there you go. freaky fried. celestial trifecta topped off with a few inches of snow. i hope your bracket is faring a little better than mine. shocking upsets stealing march madness across the country. more "money" and a lot less basketball as far as i'm concerned coming up. ♪

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melissa: 16 more teams will be eliminated from the ncaa tournament today if you're like most americans your bracket is already busted. in fact just it 73 of the 11 1/2 million entries into espn's

tournament challenge still have perfect brackets. 273. who are these people? odds are you and rest of america have university of alabama birmingham to thank. the number 14 team, the first major upset of the tournament beating third ranked iowa state. following by incredible run from number 14 seed, georgia state, which toppled third seeded baylor. rj hunter scoring 12 points in last three minutes. his dad, head coach, ron hunter, you remember he tore his achilles after the last team win celebrating. he was so excited this time, he fell right out of his chair. i want to bring in scott martin, jonathan hoenig, capitalist pig hedge fund both fox news contributors. i'm so bitter. my bracket is busted, my only consolation was that harvard won last night. that was it. then nothing. >> you know better than one, melissa, come on. i had so little at that point. my whole bracket scott martin,

how are you doing? >> well i'm doing okay. harvard had a chance. melissa: they did. >> they blew it in the last minute 30 could have won that game with crazier thursday. i'm doing okay. i'm enjoying what i'm seeing, melissa, why? >> not just for excitement. you know what happens with the cinderellas, think of vcu or jonathan's old favorite team gonzaga or davidson, some of these schools become great schools after they have a cinderella run. they bring in money and recruits because of how well they do. that is maybe you're seeing with georgia state this year. melissa: jonathan i was rooting for harvard so they get more money? >> melissa, my bracket, was completely busted. when the celtics busted out, when the bulls bust the out, listen, i don't know anything about college sports the put me among those non-sports males. i don't know, spend all my time following stocks. i don't have sometime for sports statistics. melissa: really. >> come on! >> bet on stocks.

make real money in stocks. not real money in sports brackets. melissa: all right. that is not only march madness. today is the first day of spring but a look out the window in the northeast wow, that does not feel like spring my friends. parts of region may see six inches of snow over the weekend. the storm began in d.c. it will move towards maine over next few days. rick leventhal in new york's central park. happy spring. >> melissa, i don't want to brag, i had both uab and georgia state in my bracket. melissa: sure you did. >> that is a true story. melissa: really? >> i missed a couple others but i did yes. it has been snowing here in central park for couple hours now. it is starting to stick to the ground, but not to the streets which is good news. but the roads couldn't get a lot worse. there are winter weather advisories in effect because of last day of winter first day of spring snowstorm dumping three

to five inches they say in the new york area. but down further south in pennsylvania, down into maryland. baltimore d.c. area got snow this morning which stuck down there. but now transitioning to rain which will happen here with a mix of rain and sleet. this heavy wet snow. parts of new jersey getting up to an inch an hour they're telling us advisories out, warning of limited visibility, hazardous travel conditions and slippery roads in new york and massachusetts. boston could see more snow adding to the 108.6 inches they have got enup in beantown this year. that is just over nine feet of snow in boston this year. of course there has been bitter cold to go along with it. it was the second coldest february ever for eight states including pennsylvania and new york. this morning a few hours before launch of spring, 37 states had temperatures in the 20s to mid 30s.

that obviously, melissa includes new york where the snow continues to fall. melissa: that is just so depressing rick leventhal. i see people walking up next to you. they're out walking in this madness. you're paid to stand there. that makes sense. people behind you are walking what are folks saying to you? are they cursing under your breath? do they know you're a weatherman? do they kick you in the shins? i would not tell them i was doing weather today, no? >> i have to differ. this is beautiful. melissa: right. >> this is what makes winter so special. it is beautiful out here. i think these folks are enjoying it. melissa: hmmm. forgive me. i know you're not a weatherman. do they know you're out there saying you're doing the weather report, they would kick you rick leventhal. >> i've been called worse. melissa: that's right. >> i have been called worse, thank you. melissa: a few stories on our radar right now. up in smoke. officials admitting that the pentagon lost half a billion dollars worth of weapons. that it gave to yemen.

really? experts now fear al qaeda may have taken the stash including special equipment and an aircraft. former general david petraeus says isis is not the biggest threat facing the united states and iraq. he argues that shiite soldiers backed by iran could be far more dangerous. new guidelines for fracking. the obama administration now issuing stricter rules for toxic fluids left over from drilling. there also have to be much more transparent about all the chemicals they use. starbucks wants to give you reality check on race. the eight-page insert that every "usa today" steering watercooler conversation into dangerous waters. plus the battle to become america's toughest truck maker, starts with 66-inch wheels. one heck of an engine roar. we're live outside of chicago as monsters come out from under the bed. do you have ever have too much money?

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melissa: your morning pick me up with a shot of controversy. starbucks recent push for race relations sparking a bit of a backlash that is not stopping. "usa today" from featuring the campaign prominently in today's newspaper. look at this. here now is the one and only charles payne host of "making money with charles payne." what do you think about that? i'm glad they put the h right here. that would be really confusing. you know that one said race to get her. what do you think about this

thing? >> i'm not a fan of it. i think it is condescending and i think it is disingenuous. i think as far as implementation have the baristas, relatively young people at forefront of something like this is dumb. melissa: you tweeted for me, nothing more insulting that the notion i should be happy some liberal is taking time to be nice to me to ask about race as if that is some amazing prize. keep yours cars and pats on the head. whoo. >> all these guys are what i call the conscious capitalism cabal. melissa: cabal. i like that. >> starbucks, i will be honest with you, i don't see a lost black people working in these places. if you give a damn put your money where you mouth is. i wouldn't went to con takenner store out of 40 employees none was black. but i saw a lot of books how we talk about it. i don't think so. melissa: starbucks said 40% of

employees are non-white. >> i don't see a lost brothers. the point is just, particularly living in new york. there is this sort of notion, hey, i'm nice to you. i don't want your niceness. i want you to respect me. i have three york kiss. don't treat me like the york kiss. we love our york kiss, but don't let them fill out my income taxes. give me respect. melissa: he is surrounded by yes men. he had great idea. probably at gym or doing yoga. he thought he had this great idea nobody around him at the courage to say this will have a huge backlash. >> yes. melissa: what does it have to do with our shareholders? how does this create value? if anything runs rick of keeping people out the store who are too tired and cranky when was last time you were in home of somebody with a different race which sun with questions. >> a lot of white people are really offended. i don't blame them. here is the thing, you have to remember, howard schultz is

being considered presidential candidate. melissa: what? >> remember last month, cover of "time" magazine. on cover of "time" magazine with all things he wants to do to take care of. they have already checked off race and checked off education and checked off veterans. first person in his family to graduate from college. refuges ised industry. with conscience capitalism. shareholders come last in conscience capitalism. who are the stake holders? employees. the environment the street. those are the stakeholders. they're trying to turn this applecart around. he would be the corporate image of an elizabeth warren. more polished but same thing. melissa: he could do whatever he wants. chik-fil-a, that is your company, you do what you want say what you want. that is your thing. i guess he has franchisees. that is different. >> howard schultz, howard schultz and starbucks face it, it is his fiefdom. melissa: charles, don't move.

hope for alzheimer's. biogen idec shares soaring today. let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange with news on this one. look at that chart. >> wonderful chart. with a wonderful breakthrough melissa. right now the stock is up about 9 1/2%. 475.06. hit a new high. a winner this year. this is about alzheimer's. when you talk about alzheimer's. by the year 2030, 75 million people will actually have alzheimer's and need effective treatment. they have found treatment now that does something never been done before. it is experimental drug. it reduces plaque that can be brain damaging, while at the same time, significantly slowing cognitive decline. so that is a great double dish. and that is why you're seeing this big move to the upside in a new high for biogen idec. back to you. melissa: nicole, thank you so much. i want to bring charles payne on this one. you've been pounding the table on this stock on your fabulous

6:00 p.m. program. >> yes. melissa: are you taking a victory lap. >> we'll take a victory lap and go further into biotechs. there are amazing biotech companies. we want to live without pain and agony. that is amazing. story nicole said so phenomenal. going straight from phase one to phase three. imagine how great life would be if we didn't have to worry about alzheimer's? melissa: charles payne thank you very much. i can't wait to watch you 6:00 p.m. on. >> appreciate it. melissa: good news. twitter has found a new way to make money. here is the bad news. it involves selling your tweets and could lead to some pretty creepy real-life situations. plus house speaker john boehner is sticking to his guns. he is headed to israel for his spring break. all the president can manage is one phone call. "piles of money" coming right up. ♪

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melissa: president obama finally getting around to pick up the phone. congratulating benjamin netanyahu. the house speaker making plans to visit israel at the end of the month. peter barnes has the very latest. >> the prime minister is denying charges that he flip-flopped. trailing in the polls. no palestinian state would be created as long as he was prime minister. in an interview last night with taking kelly on fox news, the

prime minister said he still supports a two state solution. >> in 2009, you said you supported eight piece deal that would recognize a palestinian state. the day before, you completely reversed that. why? >> i did not retract any of the things i said in my speech. it recognizes a jewish state. the conditions for that today are not achievable. >> officials in that phone call last night were told that they would need to reassess the options in diplomacy. >> peter thank you so much. tweets are about to be up for

sale. allowing other companies to take a look at old tweets to learn more about their customers. what are we talking about? >> available to customers and available to advertisers. they have the content of your tweets. they are selling it to some company. they will be able to put everything together and target you on twitter with advertising. melissa: is this good or bad? >> it is bad for you and us. our data is on there and it is out for the taking. that is key to how they want to market and sell. thinking about ditching samsung for apple or vice versa. it will drive revenues up.

>> it is not that our data is out there we put it out there. all they want to do is offer us some have. just like even the dmv does. the florida dmv sells your drivers license information for millions and millions of dollars each year. melissa: they always say if you are not paying for a product you are the product. they have all of these people on twitter. making and how the rhythm that cuts through everything you are doing and saying. using it to sell information about you. i do not know. talking about one scenario where you are tweeting about various things. you arrive somewhere and they give you a gift.

i do not want anything for free because nothing in life is free. >> exactly. their revenue for data selling right now is up year-over-year. they are leveraging at the best stuff that they have. it has been a no-brainer for twitter. >> jonathan, do not make me come over there. i will give you a gift, but it is still creepy. >> you get television for free in exchange for watching those ads. >> you can opt out of this. you can go into your settings and uncheck the box. melissa: i do not know.

somehow you will download a new operating system. i do not know. >> a lot of twitter followers anyway. what is the big deal. stick tight and buckle up. monster truck national is in full gear. the perfect time for truck makers to strut their stuff and show off the latest bells and whistles. jeff flock what do you have? >> i found it eight-foot. bigfoot. incredible. i also have something called the brand-new nation. look at what this guy does. those are we a lease. can you even hear me?

i doubt it. incredible. that is what they do at a monster truck show and now i am getting a ride in a monster truck. a three-time monster truck national champion. what they do is crush cars. they jump over cars. >> i say that we go over the cars now. we got some pictures earlier of crushing bars. isn't this dangerous? >> no. not at all. it is a lot of fun. just hold on. here we go. >> he has been doing this for 13 years. we just crashed a crown vic doria. wait.

wait. are we really going to do this washer mark albright. here we go. thank god. i do not have a seatbelt on. melissa: wow. i wonder what kind of insurance policy fox business has on jeff flock as he is doing this. i am always clicking and buckling up. jeff: i am standing up. >> said down. oh my goodness. wow. you do get the best assignments jeff flock. i am jealous of this one and so are my kids. there you go. freaky friday.

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asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. 12 look out world a rare for the takes place today with a super eclipse superb moon. it is available around the world including any parts of egypt.

it is so close to the earth in its orbit making it bigger and brighter than normal. talk about a superb moon. very cool. today is the first day of spring. the next time it will occur on the same day will be 2034. there you go. man sending machines to the moon to mine for expensive materials. one company planning to launch its first lunar mission as early as next year. thank you so much for joining us. how do i say your last name properly? my apologies for that. you are headed to the moon. the first company to ever successfully test. when are you going to the moon? >> we are going to the moon next

year. as you can imagine it will be a historic moment. imagine a group of a small couple of people that can now go out and make history and land on moon. become the first private company ever to do so. melissa: you are going there basically to collect rocks and bring them back, right? >> eat asteroid and mine it. the moon has been bombarded for millions of years. really plentiful. naturally, you get all of these. a very large quantity.

imagine if we can create the energy source on earth using a if helium. if we can bring a small quantity to planet earth for generations. it is not radioactive. i think that there is nothing better that we could do for humanity. melissa: let me ask you because the show is called "money," how much do you have to bring back in order to make this trip worthwhile. >> inc. about it. it is a plenty good business. i find that this is fascinating. it is a great business.

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the dow is up more than 200 points. let's check in with liz claman. >> this is unbelievable. you just mentioned the russell. bout level is 5048. it is a big day f bulls. technology killed the music industry. coming up we have a technology expert and a music expert. he will be talking with us about how he feels companies like apple should be more supportive of the music industry. hot topic today amazon getting the green light to at least test

the drone operation. mind controlled drones. it is a fox business exclusive. it is big business. >> absolutely. liz, thank you so much. be sure to check out impact following strange inheritance. jamie colby will feature a family that receives a rare nickel dating back to 19 team. is it real or is it a total fake? >> she had a box of items in her closet. i got the box out. the nickel was there.

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. melissa: there are headlines that are too money to miss. jack is back with me along with diana, a foxnews.com reporter. my produceers in the control room with extra bang for your buck.

alex, what's up first? >> the secret to long live, 104-year-old woman drinking three cans of dr. pepper a day for the last 40 years. melissa: wow! that is the secret to her longevity. jeff, what do you think? >> she is a sweet lady, usually it's a indicator of number of chins you have in kansas. >> i am the queen of fast food eating, i go to wendy's every single day. based on genetics my grandparents lived to about 100 years old on average. melissa: go. >> 36% want to host the olympics. the lowest for potential host city ever. melissa: why would anyone want to host the olympics? sorry, diana, why would anyone want to host the olympics? >> it would be good to bring it back to the states it hasn't been around since 1996 in atlanta. i say come on america! band together. >> too much traffic that's why they're showing the skills in

the synchronized middle finger event. >> be a patriot. melissa: that's all we have for now. make sure you watch unpacked at 10:30 eastern. "countdown to the closing bell" starts right now. liz: this market is not for the feint of heart, full rally mode, throw a dart and your sure to hit something moving higher, whether the oil numbers or equities, retail stocks, nordstrom foot locker urban outfitters are hitting lifetime highs. green on the screen. do you own any of these solid earnings from nike that happened after the bell yesterday. nike charging ahead, too. let's take a look at shares of nike. they are up. 4.5%, that is the biggest jump in six months. you see the previous day and where we are today. nice move. also jumping higher at least,