. >> i just drove an hour and a half to meet with carol lee adams who told me that she has shocking numbers how many kids are refusing to take the test. >> 70 percent of the students. >> a bill coming up on thursday. that will allow them to have a particular policy. to be given an academic title. >> all the friends. ♪ >> a, everyone. we just finished his 132nd townhall. the event the event was filled the maximum capacity. someone you do not normally find his wife. he walked in with her, introduced her to the crowd. we are a team. >> a team ever since i decided to run. we continue to do this. my partner my teammate. >> only her 5th townhall that she has attended. what do you think about governor christie governor christie bringing his wife to an event like this? does it make you feel differently? tweet me your thoughts. bill: come on. how was that? >> between july 4 weekend in september 7 you can ride batman the ride backwards. >> my check. mighty close. mike miller is trying to set the karaoke longevity world record. fifty-nine minutes and five seconds. setting out to break it and break it

. >>> carol lee. you for being here. >> thanks for having me. >>> you've reported that the white house left open the possibility that it won't shield israel from unfavorable u.n. resolutions. is that a serious threat, you think? >>> thing were bad before the election. then you have the prime minister come out and say what the white house thought was a total reversal the president was very angry and upset by comments that he interpreted as diadvicive about israeli arabs, so upset he essentially ordered the shift in the u.s. policy it's a pretty drab tim shift. you think that it can't create a palestinian state in any other way other than an agreement between the two sides. they have done a lot to block the resolutions at the u.n., and their statement has always been unequivocal opposition to any motion at the u.n. to try to do something there. for them to come out and say yesterday and again today that they're trying about reconsidering that position is a big change, and what remains to be seen is whet

white house correspondent carol lee.to see you today. >> good to see you. >> so, on hillary, the last check her ca$ñ said they would delay an announce up. because she wasn't feeling pressure to get in. something change? >> one is that she is coming under some pressure from donors democratic donor who are saying, if you're going to have to raise a billion dollars or more, you need to get out there and start raising the money and if she started later in the summer as late as july, then that would put her at a disadvantage in terms of raising that amount of money. second, there is this mounting -- she is a de facto candidate so she is getting a lot of criticism from expected places like republicans are criticizing her, and then she is -- but she is having to deal with stories, particularly one recently that looked at some of the donations from foreign governments to the clinton foundation, and if you're not a campaign in a formal way you don't have a rapid response team or the kind of apparatus that would normally respond i

. >> carol lee is here and bob cue sack as well. this constant drip drip drip of allegations, carol could prove a problem for the woman who is the frontrunner to be the democratic nominee? >> it is looking like the issues will spread into 2016. you had trey gowdy saying he is not having her testify until he gets all of the e-mails he feels he is entitled to. they will have revelation after revelation including the one you mentioned about the use of per personal black berry not a government-issued black berry. the biggest thing that hurts politicians is stories in the drip drip drip phase and this looks like it isn't going to change. >> the democrats are saying this is just a partisan battle or which hunt. is it? >> no it is not. obama is a partisan issue. but this is not a partisan issues. that is going to be the script for hilary clinton going forward. the good news is the democrats are circling the wagons because she is going to be there nominee. but the associate press filled a lawsuit and this is going to be on forever. at least

. >> reporter: carol lee adams is new jersey president of the eagle forum a conservative group. >> whend to, perhaps, social issues we may not agree, but on this issue, we are shoulder to shoulder-- parents, conservatives progressives, the teachers-- we're all opposed to this because this is not about learning. this is not about education. >> and it's really exciting, john because it's pure democracy. >> reporter: julia rubin is one of the founders of save our schools new jersey. >> nobody really cares about the ideology of the group. it's about saving our schools. it's about protecting those children. >> reporter: strange bedfellows is what they say? >> and it's so much fun. one message many voices. and that winning strategy. >> reporter: the message-- tests take away from teaching and learning. >> they're impacting the kind of education kids are getting because they're eating up a lot of introduction time with test preparation and test drilling. if what you're measuring is english and math then all the unimportant subjects like art and exphiewsk science and social studies languages--

carol lee who covers the white house for the "wall street journal."t kibbe head of tea party group "freedom works." and fox news contributor, evan bayh. how do the white house officials view the decision by the saudi-led coalition to take on iranian proxies in yemen and how do they explain the fact, as i was trying to get -- discuss with general flynn that we're on one side against the iranians in yemen but we're on the other side kind of alongside the iranians in iraq, how do they explain that? >> well, their argument is that their goal is to try to side with whoever they need to, essentially, to get rid of the worst of the worst actors. so what you've seen is all the traditional alliances that the u.s. has had in the middle east have sort of broken down and none of them apply in this current situation. and you have a dynamic where the president's strategy of not engaging so much in the middle east and withdrawing a little bit and pursuing this nuclear agreement with iran had taken priority. and now that's complicating his agenda across the region. a

the framework for this deal done by the end of this month and by june 30th a full agreement, carol. >> ian lee reporting live from cairo, egypt, this morning. >>> still ahead in the "newsroom," a prayer vigil in ferguson in honor of the police wounded in the line of fire. is it a first step towards healing? the real question that needs to be 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. are you ready to feel the difference of truly hydrated skin? new neutrogena hydro boost water gel. discover our newest breakthrough and bask in the glow healthy skin hydration. see what everyone is raving about at neutrogena.com ♪ edward jones. this is shirley speaking. how may i help you? ♪ oh hey, neill, how are you? how was the trip? with nearly 7 million investors he's right here. hold on one sec. you'd expect us to have a highly skilled cal

lee. tim seymour, carol finerman, and guy adami. twitter closing above the key $50. is it too late to get in on the action? the apple watch out in one month. we'll fell you whether you're better off buying apple stock before or after the watch is released. >>> the top story, the buyback blackout. that is the period of time before a company reports earnings when it cannot announce new any buybacks. we're entering that window for first quarter results. many think a lack of buybacks could lead to a pullback in the overall market. goldman is saying invest education should use any pullbacks as an opportunity to buy. companies focus on returning cash to shareholders such as apple, pfizer, time warner and fedex and specially financials, technology, consumer discretionaries. they're the biggest buyers of stocks so they'll feel the most impact. >> time warner, a trailing 12-month basis this is almost a 10% yield between your div and buyback yield. it's a company that to me has a lot of drivers also. the hbo spinout. the bundle spinout begins in a couple weeks. this to me is a

lee. welcome, sir. >> thank you, carol. good morning. >> nice to have you here.the lieutenant governor of indiana when she says state officials respect the gay community? >> you know you have to take a look at what they just passed. and i think that that's official sanctioning of discrimination. we won't tolerate it as americans and in this country. i know for a fact we've had a bad past. it really remineded me of laws past years ago where people like myself were not committed to vote or get services. i think our lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community deserve the quality we provide this in this country. this is why we took action to prevent the employees from being confronted with that practice in indiana, and i am grateful that the business community in san francisco were the ones that notified me first. mr. benihoff jeremy from yelp tim cook and others took action. they asked me to take a look at this. when i did, it's a basic sense of right and wrong. i'm glad that the ncaa is taking a good hard look at this. not just because they're headquartered. b

lee. tim seymour, carol finerman, and guy adami. twitter closing above the key $50. the apple watch out in one month. we'll fell you whether you're better off buying apple stock before or after the watch is released. >>> the top story, the buyback blackout. that is the period of time before a company reports earnings when it cannot announce new any buybacks. we're entering that window for first quarter results. many thi