electricity. a 3d printer and some circus street you can make one of these. that is it for us. melissa francis is here. "money" starts now. melissa: an entire town destroyed seconds. the severe storm threat is not done yet. so much for a lazy sunday. hillary clinton effected to make it official. the iran nuclear deal already running into some big trouble. apple having its own issues. reports of a major delay. droughts in l.a. wait until you see this.

then when they say it's not it's always about money. ♪ just one week after reaching a framework for in iran deal, the worlds most world's most powerful figure breaks its silence. accusing the white house of lying about the terms of the agreement. calling the u.s. incentive and devilish. charlie gasparino veronica and her role are here. are you surprised by this? >> no. i would like to use my one minute on grand to make a statement. not the great they made facing

the united states. i give you some organization. meaningful act of terror in the west in a long time. al qaeda. al shabbat. the taliban. what can these terrorist groups -- they are all sunnis. sunni sunni sunni sunni. a shiite country. this is bogus. melissa: death to america. >> propaganda. i agree with you. >> 70%. iran is much more.

the supreme leader, that name, supreme leader. melissa: that is the problem. >> just making my point. you can't. i do not think we see this. in 10 years time, that population under 30 is very rich. much more progressive. it will affect change. my only countervailing argument to myself is -- melissa: charlie is now arguing with himself. >> the minority has control. melissa: no doubt. i think it is really interesting to watch.

a pivotal moment for u.s. cuban relations. president obama will have a form meeting. a state sponsor of terrorism. the department has irony given the green light. >> i think they need help. they have people who want opportunities. things to change. they want to start businesses now. i think we are a long way from the third. >> capitalism. it will make things a lot better.

they see apple watches iran is a little different. the people running it are a bit. melissa: the way the government treats its people. >> the neighbor. so many people live in this country. the only reason we have this artificial embargo is this small clique of cuban exiles. >> until about 1990. >> today it's here to pre-order your apple watch. [laughter] >> it will be a wild before you actually get it on your wrist.

the ship date was pushed until june. instead of april 24. a little bit. >> it is frustrating. i think it may be part of apple's strategy. it is part of the deal. they want to get some of these exclusives. p. melissa: -- >> are you watching? >> i do not wear a watch. i have my old cartier. it is so banged up. >> bring up a really interesting point. a lot of people do not wire watches anymore. they have a phone.

>> men who are watch guys. they love it. it is a status symbol. most a reverse status symbol. >> most guys are very gauche. [laughter] no. come on. desperate times call for creative campaigns. mayor eric garcetti is urging residents to save water. he has a little pool help from an adorable tiny cartoon. reminding people of what is at stake. a heart-wrenching statement. water is not angry about your 20 and shower. that is pretty funny; right? >> cut down on water.

when they cannot afford it anymore. melissa: are you saying crank the price? >> you know. this is a luxury item to live there. melissa: maybe this will motivate people to save. a newly released letter reveals they are concerned about systemic hazards. they have been watching it closely for about two months. safety issues surrounding pilot records and groom crewmember falsification. >> i only know what i read in

the "wall street journal." >> serious stuff. they have had a rocky relationship. who was going to be senior. it does not seem to be a smooth transition. >> jeb lu is moving the scrutiny on passengers. eating smelly food. i know. the video shows a man cracking open a can of tuna. people are gagging on the smell. it is amazing. it occurs when the passenger bus out what appears to be a to go container of more sushi. all of these people are horrified.

>> really smelly food. they have no place to throw it out. this dirty smelt -- melissa: even worse then that. i am a huge mcdonald's fan. >> did you ask for some? >> we bring our own. >> it is horrible. too complicated or the chips that jet lu has. get you through the flight. >> we need you on an airline geraldo. he is going to get a smoothie. very health conscious. low oil prices have ice is looking or new streams.

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melissa: a kansas man tried to blow up riley. the final stage of a plot to detonate a device. it was all in the name of assists. he is charged. meanwhile, new demands from isis. requesting dirty million dollars in ransom.

the hostages were dead in northern serious. here is what she told stuart varney. >> countries from around the world will say step up and let's save these christians. if you do the math, that is a lot of money that they are asking for. melissa: a former deputy assistant. peter, i will start with you. who would meet these demands? >> maybe some private organizations will do it. it is a terrible thing. if you pay ran some, you are only likely to get more of that.

the japanese commit. the american government. very very tough. melissa: more debt to raise money. though oil they are selling is stolen. >> i do not added singles anything. they have always had access to oil for free. they have very low cost model. they do not need to generate a lot of cash flow. i think what is happening is they are running out is. i think people that have money have either left isis control territory they either actually

believe it or they simply do not have the means to get out. melissa: it does seem like the shins are seemingly getting ran out of the middle east. >> yes. it is a tough place for a christian to live the days. remember, this is a terrorist group. it needs to keep people interested in it. i also think that isis really does want the west to come in there and fight. they believe that there will be less armageddon like battle. they will prevail. this sort of view is all part of it. they are trying to taunt the west and the christians that live there into stepping up.

>> do you agree with that? is it paid to try to get the west in? >> isis is an cognition with jihad up. who is the most radical. who will do those damage. i think that isis is winning right now. gentlemen, thanks to both of you. a few stored on our radar right now. the gerri ending its fourth day of deliberations just over an hour ago. the former nfl player is suspect it of murdering a man close to his home back in 23rd team. amazon owns being approved yet again. it follows an initial approval back in march. the aircraft are ready became

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inherit a cello worth billions. i will take you behind-the-scenes and show you the stuff that did not make it into the original episode aired all happening tonight. the apple watch available for pre-order. some models will not ship until at least august, if you are lucky. cheryl casone and scott martin and jonathan donated are all here. cheryl: it has been really interesting. a lot of the folks that we saw

had no idea we were watching. you make the appointment you have to wait for a month as you mentioned. i'll send it act to you with this one. maybe it is not for you now. you will want this one. i like the sport watch. i have to tell you. >> i was preparing for the show of course. is there is a need, or is it a toy? it was a little clunky. i think the same thing will happen with the watch. i think they will see more and

get purchase, but maybe not right away. we were able to live with all of these things. >> i do not want to go back to that data. what about the ipad? think they are repositioning it. this is a luxury item. you will wait until june. the app. is not too far off from a new fee to week five. melissa: i am calling foul on that whole dang.

all of a sudden, they were not able to give it because it was so popular. a actually are sold out. >> there are probably three of them. maybe it makes jonathan go out and buy one. i think the sales are designing to start. melissa: a mass of chaos for a tiny illinois town. string through piles of rubble. we will have a live look at the aftermath there. the vice president. why one group. it is a clueless he will ever look. piles of money coming up.

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melissa: a breaking update on the boston bombing marathon trial. the sentencing will start that 9:00 a.m. next tuesday. the defendant requested more time to resolve outstanding logistical issues. the request was granted by the judge. one person is dead and 11 are heard after a massive twister ripped through a world town and elin knowing.

the damaged astounding, jeff. it is pretty astounding. a second death has been reported. they had been doing checks of the landscape all morning. they did find one additional older woman who had perished. i want to give you a 360 look. this is ground zero. if you look around then we kind of make our way all around, you see everything from trees to homes. this is not atypical tornado scene. interesting to stand right in the middle of it. this was a former gas station. the homes out in this direction if we come back around, you come back 2.8.

as i said cut ground zero in fair dealt here it not a pretty scene. jeff banks for that report. it will not be via private e-mail. planning to make it official with a video posted to social media. here to talk strategy, we have a pair of political finds. thank you to both of you for joining us. why do you think she is so low-key? look we will do this on twitter. we will have a little splash and then have a higher ramp up. >> it is not like i don't want to go through all of that again?

>> a.b. some of that. anytime she any time she looks better or more exciting or more enthusiastic. this is her way of controlling the bolt. >> good point. hillary clinton may have some company. it has started its own / e campaign effort including its own merchandise. a better look for the vp fin this picture where he was caught stealing a pacifier from michael bloomberg's son. >> i just do not see it.

>> i want one of those t-shirts. i do not inky has enough traction. look at how left they are going. >> i think that picture could turn it all around. he made jokes of himself. nobody takes him seriously. this was supposedly put together by a group of friends. melissa: okay. another possible democratic contender letting her hair down on late night. >> rich people figuring out that if you can bend the government to help you just a little bit it is tremendous payoff. make sure that they are a lease

carefully protect it. melissa: it is a comedy show. is a late-night show. it is a younger audience. the reason you go on this show is to show that you are human. >> and that you are hip and that you are fun. >> she is a 1% error. she is worth about $9 million. she is not relatable. melissa: and is interested. a big movement to the left that very much prefers her to hillary clinton. i still think that it is meaningful. >> she wants to keep her name out there.

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the founder is joining us now. how did you come up with this idea. >> it was actually for me. i have a very busy lifestyle. i just took to wearing high heels all the time. eventually it just became too painful. i really do my foot. i got really angry. why is it not possible to just remove that high heel and replace it with something smaller. melissa: we have like an extra pair of shoes most the time with us when we are going to work. why is this better than that john mark. >> because sometimes you cannot do that. you do not always have a big

handbag. four example for me, i would often be going from downtown paris to the suburbs for a meeting. you do not want be changing your shoes all the time. it is not always convenient to carry that spare pair. melissa: little bit slow out of the gate. what changes did you make? >> the big reason that comes over response was slow is we got a lot of media attention here in france before we were truly ready. a lot of brands competing for consumer attention. you have to be beautiful and fashionable. what actually changed is two things. we got good at designing fashionable footwear and we also improved our supply chain.

it has been a huge improvement. >> they are really expensive. people are willing to pay that much? >> so far gas. it is in a year and a half with only one store in paris. we are opening up other stores. all the other stores are doing better than us. i think it is important to keep in mind we are using the same. we are manufactured in france. every single yield is finished by hand here and perez said. >> aarp's default. good luck to you. >> thank you. delta asking women to choose

between doors marked average and beautiful. here to discuss their our very own lauren simonetti. scout marr and who feels beautiful himself today. i have note doubt. what do you think about this? >> i would pick the average door over and over again. in reading about this, i would want to be humble. in reading about women are saying i went to the average door and then i felt terrible all day long because i did that. melissa: there were a couple of things about this that kind of bothered me. i would be rollup did.

i think i am beautiful. also average is the opposite of beautiful. you are being average ugly. >> i think it is getting people to reconsider what beautiful is. how you look. how you are as a person. melissa: scott martin, you brave man. >> i am average amongst you three beauties. one direction told us the people who are beautiful do not know it. if you do not think you are beautiful, and probably are. melissa: every single woman is beautiful in her way. without question.

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not related to terrorism. liz: we are watching the rally alyssa. it is an all right rally. any of you know her. star jones, the former district attorney here in new york. she has been watching very, very important cases. wait until you hear what she has to say. the verdict. the conversation still going on. what does star jones think about that. watching all those people. counting them as they walk in.

as they test watch. does he change his opinion of the stock? of course, we have the guy who is beating buffet over 14 years. he is here with. melissa: liz claman, that stuff. the u.s. is giving a clear sign of power to vladimir putin. the fighter jets arrived there today. carrying out three months of military juice. the u.s. says that it is committed to native allies in standing up to russian aggression. across 11 networks were brought down in the blackout. around three hours. websites were also taken on.

landing in the uk where folks are bracing. storms in the sahara desert are moving 2 million hours. it is very bizarre. tuning and before. a contribution world new channel. heading to a tv near you. at the end of the day it is all about money. ♪ ♪ edward jones. with nearly 7 million investors oh hey, neill, how are you? you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. and we do. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing.

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we're here to make healthier happen. optum. healthier is here. . >> so we are on day two of the masters and 21-year-old phenom tearing through the courts in augusta. american jordan spieth still on top after taking the clubhouse lead yesterday.

he finished second last year he would be the youngest to win the green jacket since tiger in 1997. by the way he just golfed the best 36 holes in the history of the masters. tiger though far off the lead. tied for 11th place. a controversial new channel against doctor's orders. now in more than 50 million homes baby first tv targets infants as young as six months old to get them to ditch the bottles and grab the remote control instead. i'm joined by sharon rector the co-founder of baby first tv. get the medical stuff out of the way first. the american academy of pediatrics rems that kids under two do not watch television. how do you respond to that? >> according to the research 97% of american babies are watching tv. so now the question comes, and there's a significant research indicating children can learn from tv.

now the question comes to what do we put our children in front of? game of thrones to learn certain things or channels like baby first tv, that offers the cleanest, safest content supported by top experts and a channel dedicated to babies, toddlers and moms. and take it upon ourselves to accompany mom in the unique time her life. everything is changing and we are there for her. >> two business questions for you, the first is about advertisers. honest company and abc mouths are two companies that signed up. i'm a mom. and one of the things if you're not able to co watch with your kids, you're not seeing the commercials. if it's geared for kids as young as six months it's not something i'm going sit down and watch with them. how do you convince sponsors that somebody with a credit card is watching? >> so baby first is a channel co watched by babies and parents. if you have a child six months

to three years of age you're unlikely to leave them alone in the room. and there is research supporting that. what we do is create a channel that bonds parents with babies by offering unique interactive tool. you are watching the channel and there's a red ball bouncing, we would put a subtitle saying ask your baby what color is the ball? every third mom in the country is watching with her child baby first, these days. >> a lot of people cutting the cord with cable providers, you made partnerships with cable. and people will keep the cable to watch something like this. have you thought about netflix or ondemand? real quick? >> yes baby first is available on most of the major cable companies but as content goes today, on the go, every company needs to be available everywhere. baby first is available on netflix, amazon and hulu and have app network of 30 million

users. >> sharon, thanks for coming on. good luck to you. >> thank you for having me. >> that's all for now. we hope you are making money. want to get another look at stocks today. the dow is sitting at session highs up 96 points. "countdown" with liz claman starts on this friday. liz: stocks end the week on a high note if the rally can hold in the last hour of the trading week. we're looking at terrible weather in the midwest and some complaints about the apple watch supply. to the weather tornadoes touch down in fairdale illinois shredding barns and buildings, much of the west side of town looks like a war zone. we want to show you something, check this out, one tornado barreling its way toward a group of cars on the highway. that is the aftermath. stay tuned. jeff flock is live at the tornado's ground zero with emergency crews they'll search for trapped victims, see what happens next.