the signature sponsors, apollo group, family programs, corporation for public broadcasting, board foundations, ford motor company. i would also like to thank our media partner. we are so pleased to work closely with them as we make people aware of the education crisis in america and what can be done about it. this is a reflection of the way that the grant nation campaign has become a large and growing movement. this is a spark that is igniting americans from every walk of life to join us. as many of you know, peter passed away last year. he was truly a visionary who played a founding and guiding role in our lives. was no greater champion for the power of the five promises to change lives. he once said, "to dream what is possible and put one's self in service of that dream is the formula for a life well-lived." i know that if he were here today, he would be so excited to see so many people who have stepped up as leaders to bring more of the promises to the young people who need them. because that's the heart of our grad nation work. we all know that it's an election year. how can you escape it

apollo group filed an ak about some credit agreement.ut the news is in the other events disclosure buried at the bottom of that document. that's where apollo says it's been contacted by the s.e.c.'s enforcement division regarding information about stock sales by insiders at the end of february. that's just before the company disclosed some materially bad news about new enrollments. one of the big sellers back then was founder and executive chairman john sperling. the company says it intends to fully and voluntarily cooperate. also, not quite a disaster, but number two today, i have a piece on cnbc.com about mylan. raises questions about a cluster of analyst estimate cuts mostly within a few days of one another for the first quarter going to be reported next thursday. also, report suggests mylan's second quarter may need to be revised downward. >> wow. >> that's like calling a wedding an other event. >> absolutely. always put it there. by the way, just go on down to the bottom. >> crafty. >> luckily we have you. you should read those rele

apollo and cf industries? >> yes. >> tell me about the groups.e there sectors that are more -- >> it's looking at the fundamentals of each stock? >> what will pressure things? >> we have historically that sell and maim go away. we had that in the years where we had the huge downturn and then six to nine months for recovery. again, i just know that there is this huge runup in the first quarter following the pattern that we've had and we're definitely vulnerable to a pullback. >> one thing that we talked about earlier, the earnings expectations are sort of up here and and, in fact, they are looking for just under 1% growth for the s&p 500. it seems like the expectations are up higher than that. >> yeah, i would also say, let's step back from the u.s. for a minute and look at global earnings expectations because especially in emerging markets we saw expectations first before we saw downward revisions and we're starting to see some more optimism, sort of like percolate there and we're seeing global earnings and revision ratios get better over the las

apollo all in one. that is very exciting. >> reporter: talk about exciting. how about the prospect of going back on stage of the famous howard theater 40 years after your debut there? that awaits another local group. ♪ the howard theater is back >> reporter: come on now. >> and you know that vance had a du-op group back in the day? yeah, he did. he needs to revive that. we need to -- he needs to get that cranked up again. >> maybe that's where he is tonight, waiting in the wings hoping to be called on stage. >> yes. >> good times. >> lovely. great to look back at the old pictures. >>> up next hollywood is buzzing about angelina jolie's engagement ring if that's what it is. and georgetown's new mascot finally makes his debut. we'll get to know j.j. >>> coming up in sports the caps try to rebound and the nationals are off to a hot start behind [ male announcer ] what if you had thermal night-vision goggles, like in a special ops mission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing enemies in their sleep, you'd be targeting stocks to trade. well, that's what trade architect's heat maps do. they make you a trading assassin. trade architect. td