. >> reporter: kesler and michelle lee assign one to four pinocchios. but kesler doesn't type the "l" word. i can't get into a politician's head. >> reporter: but you have said false, dubious, debunk, no evidence. deeply flawed, wildly inflated, bizarre claim, inaccurate and misleading. >> yes, i plead guilty to using those words. >> reporter: and their thesaurus was well worn in 2015. donald trump earned the most pinocchios. in fact, kesler wrote "frankly, it's really not interesting to fact check the donald as his assertions are so easily debunked." >> i saw people getting together and in fairly large numbers, celebrating as the world trade center was coming down. >> reporter: also on the list of their biggest pinocchios of 2015, president obama. >> keystone is for canadian oil. it bypasses the united states. >> media fact checkers are not they are liberal, editorial journalists. >> reporter: kesler says politicians or that you are staff even try to negotiate a better rating. but some just blink. >> i actually got calls from senator rob portman and se

. >> reporter: kesler and michelle lee assign one to four pinocchios. but kesler doesn't type the "l" word. >> i they have use the word lie. i can't get into a politician's head. >> reporter: but you have said false, dubious, debunk, no evidence. deeply flawed, wildly inflated, bizarre claim, inaccurate and misleading. >> yes, i plead guilty to using those words. >> reporter: and their thesaurus was well worn in 2015. donald trump earned the most pinocchios. in fact, kesler wrote "frankly, fact check the donald as his assertions are so easily debunked." >> i saw people getting together and in fairly large numbers, celebrating as the world trade center was coming down. >> reporter: also on the list of their biggest pinocchios of 2015, president obama. >> keystone is for canadian oil. it bypasses the united ates. >> media fact checkers are not fair and impartial. they are liberal, editorial journalists. >> reporter: kesler says politicians or that you are staff even try to negotiate a better rating. but some just blink. >> i actually got calls from senato

today the bans is mellas why lee melissa lee on keyboard, michelle caruso-cabrera and tyler mathisen. the dow topping 17,000 for the first time since january 6th. s&p topping 2,000 again. both indexes trying for a fourth straight day of gains. that, my friend, something we have not seen since october. three major averages up about 3% just this week. not bad, melissa. >> not bad. look at a

i'm michelle caruso-cabrera with melissa lee. brian sullivan is on assignment. tyler is taking on tampa today and we'll get to him in a moment. first, let's get you caught up on what is happening in the market now. as scott was saying, the dow jones industrial average is in negative territory by 139 points. 16,861. the nasdaq off 51 points, decline of more than 1% as we once again talk about session lows here. the s&p 500 lower by nearly 16 and the russell 2000 lower by 15 points, decline of nearly 1.5%. this was not how weta

i'm michelle lee. tonight on fast, the second biggest bull on the street is here. and he says s&p 2300 is in the cards. plus, shares of disney jumping after the ceo said what could be next at the magic kingdom. >>> the sector that was one of the past month's biggest gainers could this year's biggest trap. why this rally could be the ultimate head fake. >>> but first, we start off with the markets. managing to eke out a winning streak. up more than a percent. financials continue to gain. aside from these moves, things were unusually quiet, with the average moving a fraction of a percent. volume at year-to-date lows. is this the ultimate bull/bear showdown ahead of the jobs report tomorrow? is this the calm before the storm? guy? >> i say absolutely yes. i think we've been pretty consistent with this. i think the market's going to continue to rally. i think it rallies tomorrow regardless of whatever number comes out at 8:30. i do think there's a chance we touch 20, 25. i think we're going to fail there. a couple of interesting things here. exxon mobile down on today.

with melissa lee, brian sullivan in the house, michelle caruso-cabrera will join us momentarily from the nasdaq. i'm tyler mathisen. we begin with a big developing story in the market. the dow has turned positive for the year, believe it or not. the s&p 500 just few inches away. all this as oil cracks above $40 a barrel for first time in 2016. what a turn around it has been in the last five weeks. the dollar continuing to lose ground after yesterday's announcement from the federal reserve that rates will stay roughly where they are. and any motion there is going to be slow and deliberate. let's get to bob pisani on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> it is the newest leg of this rally, dow jones industrial average at a high for the year and much of it is being fueled by that weak dollar set off by the fomc announcement yesterday. want to show you that dollar index. dollar lost 2.2% against other currencies just in the last 24

joining me now "allure" magazine's editor in chief michelle lee with more on the celebrity inspired beauty secrets. this is a big deal. >> big deal. >> you don't want to do the multiple selfies. you want to get it right the first time. >> you have to look good and natural too. >> right. >> so, the trick is really not being overly made up. so what we've done today is really disdilled it down if you want to use that one product what is that hero. >> what's the first one. >> the first one is it's all about highlighter so when you're taking that perfect selfie and look at kim kardashian who has that luminous lit from within look. how does she do it? she uses this amazing highlighter. it's all about creating light on your face. >> okay, so logan is our model. around. we have to see her before. we don't want to show her after without. logan before, gorgeous. but you want to have a better selfie, turn yourself. logan. you can see it. it really does -- it bounds off there. >> it absolutely does and it really helps to define the face. what we did with logan was took this liquid highlighter and with

i'm michelle lee. tonight on fast, the second biggest bull on the street is here. cards. plus, shares of disney jumping after the ceo said what could be next at the magic kingdom. >>> the sector that was one of the past month's biggest gainers could this year's biggest trap. why this rally could be the ultimate head fake. >>> but first, we start off with the markets. managing to eke out a winning streak. up more than a percent. financials continue to gain.

along with melissa lee, i'm brian sullivan, i'm tyler mathisen and will get to michelle caruso-cabrera live in brussels in a moment. we begin this hour with a big warning to all you potential home buyers out there. right now could be the absolute worst and it is underscored here. worst time to buy a house. diana olick is live in washington with the whys and wherefors. diana? >> because affordability is tanking fast. short supply of homes for sale still very low production from the home builders have buyers in a

lee. michelle: in just hours from now, the race for the white house will be back in central florida. senator marco rubio brings his campaign to town. jason: he' s looking to lock in his home state, after a big win in puerto rico last night. brett connolly is here with a preview of the rally in sanford. brett: good morning. marco rubio needed the win in order rico. many analysts believe he needs to win in florida, and order to stay in the race. he now has 153 delegates, but that leads him far behind donald next up, the michigan primaries set for tomorrow. marco has been campaigning all over florida. he will be in tampa today, before heading to sanford international airport or his rally. the doors open to the event at 6:45. he will speak an hour later. here is marco rubio sounding very confident in his home state. marco rubio: i will tell you this, we will win the state of florida. we will beat donald trump there. brett: despite that confidence, polls have donald trump as the favorite in central florida right now. he held an event at ucf, where thousands packed into the arena. on the d

the idea that -- and i love "the washington post" fact checker, glenn kessler and michelle lee, theye like, oh, well, they got three pinocchios for that statement. i guess i'm not going to be for him. you ought to be from a different planet. and that's what's hard. we are doing -- people say, do your job! we are doing our job. but we don't reach every single person. and the very fact that we say, sometimes, that on the facts, there weren't hundreds of or thousands of muslims celebrate g september 11th in new jersey, well, that's just the media. you saw sarah palin yesterday, the media is taking the thugs' side. >> wlahat was the deal with her appearance? >> it was canceled and then not cancel canceled? >> what happened? >> i think she was supposed to campaign with trump for the whole day, and she did it very briefly and walked. >> but she canceled an early morning speech to do a later speech. >> i'll tell you what the probability of that is. i'm speculating, but it's very hard to fly back, so my event is she canceled the event to look for flights, found that she couldn't get a flight

along with melissa lee, michelle caruso-cabrera and brian sullivan, i'm tyler mathisen. check on the markets as we look first at the dow. it is in negative territory by the slimmest of margins, 24 points. west texas crude up a little bit by $1.52, more than a little bit.

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i'm tyler mathisen with melissa lee, michelle caruso-cabrera and brian sullivan. day of consequential fed speak ahead of next week's big meeting. to steve liesman in washington for breaking news. >> thank you very much. two high level fed officials speaking at this hour. fed vice chair stan fisher, fed governor a littlail brainerd. she says the tight labor markets from the strong employment report on friday does not guarantee higher inflation. both fed officials will talk about the relationship between inflation and employment being broken or at least not as consistent as it had been in the past. she says inflation is persistently

westbound lake mary-lee and the toll plaza to i-4 all running on time. michelle: a local mayor preparing for an ocean odyssey. jason: why he wants to travel michelle: a new michelle: the bay area reporter was in the wrong place at the absolute wrong time. alex savage was live on air talking about that train derailment in california when a car came barreling towards him and his cameraman. no one was hurt. caught on camera, a hit and run. jason: police are looking at the person who fled the scene after hitting a child on a skateboard. that dark gray car strikes him. the boy had only minor injuries but police want to find the driver. they believe a woman in her 20' s was behind the wheel. she could be looking at criminal charges. the mayor plans to sail home from cuba in a makeshift raft. michelle: debary mayor clint johnson says he wants to experience the same rift migrants experience on their johnson is standing firm. he says he will assemble the raft in cuba next month. in our next half hour, a deadly terror attack in israel. a student killed in the virus. a whal

i'm tyler mathisen with melissa lee, michelle caruso-cabrera and brian sullivan. a day of consequential fed speak ahead of next week's big meeting. to steve liesman in washington for breaking news. >> thank you very much. two high level fed officials speaking at this hour. fed vice chair stan fisher, fed governor a littlail brainerd. she says the tight labor markets from the strong employment report on friday does not guarantee higher inflation. both fed officials will talk about the relationship between inflation and employment being broken or at least not as consistent as it had been in the past. she says inflation is persistently under target. though she is heartened by the strong employment numbers on friday. and expects over time inflation to be back to 2% target, but she's in no particular hurry. the real risk because of china and slack in the economy, the real risk for inflation is to the downside. stan fisher not speaking directly on current monetary policy. but does he drop this one element here saying he has seen possibly the first signs of an increase i

along with michelle caruso-cabrera and melissa lee, i'm tyler mathisen. from out in north dakota in the baaken. let's get you caught up on what is happening in the markets. the dow, the s&p, the nasdaq, small caps, all in the green, up 1% on the dow, 17,190. nasdaq, higher by 1.3, 4,724. s&p higher at 2015. the russell up 1.5% at 1080.37.

along with michelle caruso-cabrera and melissa lee and brian sullivan, welcome back, brian, i'm tyleren. one step forward, one step back, the major averages with very modest losses right now as you see there. about .05, 9 points on the dow, .9 points on the s&p 500 and 11 points on nasdaq. stocks down, but oil up today. rebounding. you'll see west texas up 27 cents a barrel at 34.67 and brent at $37 even, 19 c

along with melissa lee, michelle caruso-cabrera and brian sullivan, i'm tyler mathisen. let's get a quick check on the markets as we look first at the dow. it is in negative territory by the slimmest of margins, 24 points. west texas crude up a little bit by $1.52, more than a little bit. 4%. 37.86 the quote there. the ten year note, right there, hovering just below 2% at 1.9. let's get to steve liesman. >> for a meeting, not much is supposed to happen, we're looking for a lot to happen. we're looking for signals about rate hikes. smoke signals, verbal signals, hand signals, some kind of signal about where the fed is going. fed expected to stand pat today. let me look at the keys to the federal reserve here and the statement that is coming out as well as the press conference. looking for something of an upgrade to the economy. perhaps the risk becomes balanced again. remember in january, in the statement, the fed said it couldn't judge if the risk to the upside or downside -- which way they were because of the uncertainty in the global environment. does it drop those glo

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i'm michelle caruso-cabrera. tie tie, melissa lee, brian sullivan, we are all here. it's back today. well off the lows of the day. dow jones 17038. s&p at 1989, had fallen to as low as 1978 which i guarantee you was a bad year. wti lower by 36 cents per barrel. we start with t

. >>> welcome to "power lunch," i'm melissa lee along with tie tie, michelle caruso-cabrera, and brianr with new developments on the stock disaster of the day. that would be valeant. purging square out just within the past hour saying it will take a bigger role at valeant and believes the stock is unvalues. valeant enduring through its worst day in trading history, down 46%. losing $10 billion in

i'm michelle caruso-cabrera with tyler mathisen, melissa lee and brian sullivan. former republican presidential candidate mitt romney trying to body slam donald trump in a speech earlier today laying out his point by point case on why america should not vote for him. you won't be surprised to hear that trump is set to react, just about 30 minutes from now at a rally in portland, maine and "power lunch" will carry it live. >> in the meantime, we start off with the mystery surrounding the death of former chesapeake en c

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with melissa lee, brian sullivan in the house, michelle caruso-cabrera will join us momentarily fromisen. we begin with a big developing story in the market. the dow has turned positive for the year, believe it or not. the s&p 500 just few inches away. all this as oil cracks above $40 a barrel for first time in 2016. what a turn around it has been in the last five weeks. the dollar continuing to lose ground after yesterday's an

with michelle caruso-cabrera, i'm tyler mathisen. melissa lee and brian sullivan are off today.we get paid twice as much. >> that's right. >> absolutely. the markets have been on a tear since the so-called diamond bottom on february 11th. the dow industrials up more than 10% since jamie diamond of chase bought those 500,000 shares of jpmorgan stock. stocks basically flat now year to date, but there are many stocks that have lagged behind this rally. so are they due to play catch-up

i'm melissa lee, along with tyler mathisen and michelle caruso-cabrera. like a lion to kick off the month of march. gains across the board a. major rally on our hands as the dow is up 1.8%. the s&p 500 good for a gain of 37 points, up nm 2%. and the nasdaq is up by 2.2%. what is notable about this rally today is the strength in the financials. we've got jp morgan all the way threw citigroup up between 4 and 5%. look the sell owoff

michelle is the vice president of new century trust. and she's here with alicia lee, the sister cities girl choir director. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. >> start with you, michelle. it tell us about new century trust and some of the events you have planned for this month. >> so the new century trust is an organization that funds women lead, women and girl focused organizations, so we provide grants to organizations leading them into super women. we're very excited. we've been an organization for over a hundred years, one of the oldest organizations that is focused on women in the country. and we have a number of events that are coming up for womens history month to celebrate all that women are. and we have a beer tasting that will be happening tomorrow, but it is a sold out event. it's women brewers, we're really excited about that. so we're having a panel discussion and a tasting. so very excited. especially excited that it's sold out and there's that much interest in it. we are hosting a number of events including hosting the girl sister choir --

along with melissa lee and brian sullivan i'm tyler mathisen, michelle caruso-cabrera is live in brusselsnd we will check in with her in just seconds. let's get you caught up on the latest in the investigation into yesterday's terror attacks. sue her err era is at the break desk for us. >> president obama holding a joint news conference with argentine president macri in buenos aires in the wake of the brussels attacks and he defended his strategy against the islamic state. >> there is

lee road. police activity. jason: here are the big stories. michelle: beginning with the crushing defeat here in florida. the latest round of primaries she was suspended last night after donald trump decided to one florida. illinois and john kasich one ohio. hillary clinton won every state last night. jason: police searching for a pair of robbers involved in a violent home invasion. they broke into an apartment, robbed a man inside, and killed his dog. michelle: investigators are trying to figure out what caused the pumpkin senator manchin to go up in flames. the home was built by founder of usa today and florida stay. firefighters don' t believe the fire is suspicious. -- giles schinelli and anthony criscitelli are all that used of arresting -- michelle: orlando international airport could get if approved, it will take three years to build. jason: golfers and celebrities are preparing to tee off in the arnold palmer. rory mcilroy will be sunrise continues with >> it is foggy to. we are down to a quarter of a mile import coast. about a mile and a half in leesburg. it is going to lift out. upper 60' s rig

michelle caruso-cabrera. along with tyler mathisen, melissa lee, brian sullivan.'s get you up to date on what is happening in the markets now. stocks trading in the narrow ranges as investors shore up their positions ahead of wednesday's big fed meeting. the dow, nasdaq and all the small caps as you can see, dow higher by 29. s&p, flat, lower by two points, nasdaq higher by six points. russell down by nearly five points. energy, oil on a major slide. iran's action -- wti is lower by 4%. 1.

i'm michelle caruso-cabrera with melissa lee. brian sullivan is on assignment. tyler is taking on tampa today and we'll get to him in a moment. first, let's get you caught up on what is happening in the market now. as scott was saying, the dow jones industrial average is in negative territory by 139 points. 16,861. the nasdaq off 51 points, decline of more than 1% as we once again talk about session lows here. the s&p 500 lower by nearly 16 and the russell 2000 lower by 15 points, decline of nearly 1.5%. this was not how we started out. oil is lower by 44 cents, $37.86 per barrel, decline of 1%. >> it is all about what happened in europe and all the market action after the european central bank cut key interest rates and introduced another round of bond buying and that triggered massive reversals across the market. look at the euro. 108 at some point. now it is higher by 1.9%. a bid to safety here in the united states with the ten year treasury rallying. the yield is 1.952%. let's bring in tim seymour of trimanagement. good to see you. what are we seeing in your

today the bans is mellas why lee melissa lee on keyboard, michelle caruso-cabrera and tyler mathisen. the dow topping 17,000 for the first time since january 6th. s&p topping 2,000 again. both indexes trying for a fourth straight day of gains. that, my friend, something we have not seen since october. three major averages up about 3% just this week. not bad, melissa. >> not bad. look at a broader context here. you look at the gains here, the dow is up almost 7% since february 11th. the s&p 500 up more than 8% in that same time frame and the nasdaq is up 10.5% since february 11th. do you sell into the rally? david joins us. you have a bullish tendency, but i think you believe that the upside is limited here. >> yeah, absolutely limited. we talked about it last night in the show. essentially this is a fear-based trade. people underpositioned on the long side that are fearing a lot of the meetings coming up over the next several weebks. a meeting in china kicks off today. most importantly the ecb given draghi's comments about potential additional stimulus, so i look at it and say under p

along with michelle caruso-cabrera and melissa lee and brian sullivan, welcome back, brian, i'm tyler mathisen. one step forward, one step back, the major averages with very modest losses right now as you see there. about .05, 9 points on the dow, .9 points on the s&p 500 and 11 points on nasdaq. stocks down, but oil up today. rebounding. you'll see west texas up 27 cents a barrel at 34.67 and brent at $37 even, 19 cents higher. yields are higher as well today. there you see the two-year note at its highest level since january 14th. >> but we begin with a bombshell of a story in the energy world. former chesapeake energy ceo aubrey mcclendon charged by the justice department with conspireing to rig bids. chesapeake putting out a statement saying it has been actively cooperating in the investigation, end quote, and does not expect to face criminal prosecution or fines related to the matter. mcclendon responding on his own behalf saying, quote, the charge that has been filed against me today is wrong and unprecedented. but mcclendon left chesapeake three years ago and is one of the owne

along with michelle caruso-cabrera and melissa lee, i'm tyler mathisen. brian sullivan joins us in a moment from out in north dakota in the baaken. let's get you caught up on what is happening in the markets. the dow, the s&p, the nasdaq, small caps, all in the green, up 1% on the dow, 17,190. nasdaq, higher by 1.3, 4,724. s&p higher at 2015. the russell up 1.5% at 1080.37. oil is up. the stock market is up. america is great again! let's get to brian sullivan in the baaken oil fields in north dakota. >> the temperature is up. one of the reasons we're inside is we were here last year, i got in the rental car, negative 21 degrees. it is supposed to be 70 degrees today and 90 degree swing. we took our chance, we're still inside here at the bakken. oil is up today. the stock market is up today. the spirits here are up a little bit. let's be clear what happened here, guys, the price of oil coming down as much as it has, this town is really struggling with the price of oil, not just with rigs, restaurants, hotels, housing, with everything else. let -- i want to