i took a two percent of population under the age of fifteen thousand miles that agnew the bulge as i think all of this is going to end by the way that i live on relate to it to the political realities on the ground but nevertheless something they will try and disrupt these elections not so much to stop it because that's what happened the vote is going ahead. i was texting me from it and have speaking earlier bus a cook out some of the world news in brief european union foreign ministers have met in athens in the main topic of discussion. ukraine. he called on russia to withdraw its troops from ukraine's eastern borders but did not authorize diversity economic sanctions against moscow the uk foreign secretary but there's a lot to develop possible further economic sanctions if necessary the rest of my five hundred million dollars aged cheese yet cannot retain its that easy to administer met with president obama in washington donations to help me to be by its faltering economy this as the country consolidates its democratic progress in the aftermath of the supreme prize the powerful vol

[laughter] agnews was one of the greatest ideas i ever had. [laughter] it my life.ouldn't it be hilarious if i read the news well somebody's doing exercises you can exercise along while i do the news. that is a network. [laughter] bought the problem losses some people did not agree. i will not say who it was these are newscasters you cannot use them for these things. we have to figure out of food we use. but before that, what? it was the creation of finance. we never did that in our lives. it is something on. >> host: data will live in is on the edge. good. but i never said she was over there. i don't like the term but i understand the term. [laughter] about gas, "red eye" is like a league for interesting people. [laughter] that is how i got to fox was from "red eye" not india just on fox news but with their own tv shows elsewhere better now too big to come back to do "red eye." i will not say their names but we're always on the lookout for interesting and funny people. >> host: if you give any of the authors that he recommended help your parents or grandparents rec

we're await agnews conference from the malaysian and a australian prime ministers. matthew, the search area has shifted yet again. tell us about that. >> reporter: there's been some refinement in the exact area that they've been searching. they've moved into about 1,000 miles off the coast of perth. that's the general area it's been for the past week or so. they've moved it slightly to the north. it's still a vast area, some 85,000 square miles that's being looked at, at the moment. something in the order of eight consecutive and nine ships from various countries, including the u.s., that are engaged in that search. and shortly a nuclear submarine from britain will be joining that search with sophisticated search and detection equipment. the pingers on the black box flight recorders on board malaysian 370 are certified to last for 30 days. that runs out in may 7 -- april 7 rather. so just a few days left to get to that, although specialists with we have spoken to say they can last much longer. the important thing at the moment is that they haven't found any sign in

earlier this week announced that they have settled on some new land in mission bay and that's build agnewigs in time for the 2018/2019 season. again, tipoff tonight at 7:30. first home game for the warriors round one of the playoffs. a big misconception of the nba that this stuff is really easy and, excuse me, that's really hard. and it isn't, see? >> very nice. >> wow. >> one more time. >> pretty close. >> and -- >> and one out of three, one out of four. >> hold on. >> three-pointer would -- here we go. >> oh, my gosh. >> that may have been your worse ever. we'll come back to you and we'll give you another shot because he had some pretty amazing shots. >> he should have stopped at that first one. >> all right, bob, we'll come back and we'll, you practice. in the meantime, let's check in with christina loren. >> air ball! you know, we have seen him, we have seen him do the one-arm way all the way down from half-court, yeah, we will give him the credit he deserves. 5:48. thanks for waking up with us. it's thursday. closer to the weekend and we actually have some pretty big changes to tell

. >>> a major tech company issue agnew warning this morning about a possible flaw in software. we'll tell you what you need to look out for. >>> welcome back. hackers are busy exploiting a newly discovered flaw in microsoft's internet explorer. over the weekend a cybersecurity firm uncovered that major bug, which could let hackers gain control of your computer. now, microsoft says the hackers are targeting internet explorer versions 6 through 11. that's practically all of them. they account for more than half of the world's pcs and half of the world's internet access. the tech company is investigating working on a fix with some sort of security upda update. >>> meanwhile, apple is offering to replace the power button on the iphone 5 that doesn't work properly. the company says it accidentally shipped an unknown number of phones with faulty power buttons. the buttons stops working after a couple uses. if your phone has this problem you can enter the phone's serial number to apple's website and see if you are eligible for a replacement. >>> the series all tied up at 2-2 thanks in

impose agnew round of sanctions to punish moscow which it blames for stirring up the unrest. coming up at 5:40, a live report from washington with the very latest on the crisis. >>> earning season continues on wall street and investors are reacting to closing bell numbers from a pair of bay area companies. missed expectations. while profits grew by 3%, it was nothing like the 19% growth that the mountain view company saw last year. better news for sandisk they exceeded expectations reporting in the income of $269 million. but a number of other companies will issue their earnings reports later on today. we'll be looking forward to that. seema mody at cnbc world headquarters this morning. >> right, exactly. when you look at how the markets were formed yesterday, peggy, stocks rallied for a third straight day on wednesday. the dow posting its best three-day winning streak in six months but disappointing earnings from google and ibm last night could weigh on the markets today. also get data on unemployment morgan stanley, pepsico and dow closed up by 162 points and nasdaq closing

eric: jenna, just a short time agnew reaction from the republican leadership to the accusations of irsconservative groups seeking tax-exempt status. here's house majority leader eric cantor. >> citizens of america have a right to expect that the individual elected is going to be promoting his or her philosophy or agenda. but never was it expected that a candidate, a president or his administration was going to use a neutral instrument like the tax collection agency to further political ends. eric: the house oversight committee is now deciding whether to hold lois lerner, the former irs official at the center of this scandal, in contempt for refusing to answer questions about it. that vote is expected to be on party lines with democrats expected to support her. jenna: more drama in the oscar pistorius murder trial today during a very intense, ongoing cross-examination. the prosecutor going off on the blade runner, dismissing his very emotional testimony so far as nothing more than a stunt. disor to have yous previously apologized to the family of his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp, but the

. >> add agnew name to our stock platinum portfolio. the four star sex growth fund., let's look at his performance, up 22% in five years, his stock account for over a 3rd of the company's $4 billion, so 22% each year for five years, paul? >> that's one of our key funds, the aymanna growth fund. >> how much stocks do you have for us? let's get them, fine out why you like them. >> sure first i like adobe systems. it's a 1990 software company. it's embracing cloud computing. selling software or sas. >> did you watch kevin lannis yesterday? >> i did not. i know he loves them as well. >> loves adobe, so, great minds, i think that was his third pick yesterday he really liked. i was paying attention yesterday. what else besides adobe? >> i like microchip. microchip is a semi conductor company that focuses on analog chips, which are fast growing, margins are rising. the company generates a ton of cash, which is very rare for a semi conductor and a technology company. and the company pays a 3% dividend-year-o dividend-year-old. >> and what was the one in the middle? >> the la