thank you very much. >> she has her work cut out for her sitting with behr. they spent a lot of money and support. brings political credentials in. powerful committees in washington, d.c. now, not the least of which the select committee of finance committee. having said all of that, ross this race, debra? >> yes, thank you. >>> as they said, now that sets up a november showdown between ross and behr. you can see won tonight. the republican is running for the third term for senator for north carolina. he is not making appearances tonight. recently he knows this may be a tight race in north carolina. >> i have been fortunate in the last few but i don't go into this election expecting that. i go into it with every belief that i got to go out and share with voters what it is that i have done and what it is that i want to do and be evaluated for my record and my expectations for what we can accomplish. >> behr held this office since 2005. the top priority is national security and he will phobe us -- will focus that. borrowing $2 million from construction projects.

>> boston university professor nina sill behr and her class explore the roles and lives of women during the civil war. they talk about the unique challenges female slaves faced and discussed harriet jacob's book incidents in the life of a slave girl. professor sill behr also talks about reasons southern white women would or would not have supported the confederacy. her class is an hour and 15 minutes. >> so last week we started talking about the beginning of the movement for women's rights. as you know we had our little debate. we talked about the seneca falls convention. black women as i was saying at the very end of the class were usually on the margins i would say of the women's rights movement. there were some exceptions. we talked about sojourner truth who played a pretty early role in some of the early women's rights meetings. and harriet jacobs also had a close relationship with a number of women's rights activists. she worked with organizations that were involved in the struggle for women's rights during the civil war, after the civil war. but she was also very critical of white

we get to study the disease and test our drugs, behr came up with two potential drugs, one made from a yell low dye. the dye attaches to the parasite. they add a side chain that is lethal to the parasite, carries the drug to the target, and wipes out the infection. the only problem is that drug -- it's a toxic drug and never broke into the market. quinine made from the bark of a tree that grew on plantations that the dutch had a monopoly on and the world kept using quinine. is this one of the leading malariologists in germany who ran studies for behr, and he said why stop there? why not run these studies on prisons? the war is -- we have to find a drug so he wrote a proposal to do studies on prisoners. let's just give malaria to prisoners and then we can test our drugs on them and him her thought that was a great idea and gave him the prison camp and he infects thousands. his prisoners got an extra ration of food and they slept on clean sheets and they were given the fever so he could test his drugs and his theories and then give them quinine and cured and sent back into the barracks

senator behr. >>> now, rubio pulling out the race is now down to 3. here is a look. >>> donald trump is declared the winner in north carolina, florida and illinois. that is in the last few minutes. he takes wins in florida. we'd that. a big night for trump. >> absolutely. kasich takes home a win in his home state of ohio. cruz has not had a win so far tonight. we are waiting to find out the result for the republican primaries in here in north carolina and in missouri. we will find out the details on that later. the specifics, democrat candidate clinton wins north carolina and takes home wins in florida and ohio. >> as for sanders he has not won any contests yet either but we are waiting for the winners to be called on the democratic side. the media and supporters right now. let's listen in. >> so many -- we had such incredible support. i spoke to mitchell today, we had a great conversation the fact is we have to bring our party together. we have to bring it together. [ applause ] we have -- we have something happening that actually makes the republica

professor sill behr also talks about reasons southern white women would or would not have supported the confederacy. her class is an hour and 15 minutes. >> so last week we started talking about the beginning of the movement for women's rights. as you know we had our little debate. we talked about the seneca falls convention. black women as i was saying at the very end of the class were usually on the margins i would say of the women's rights movement. there were some exceptions. we talked about sojourner truth who played a pretty early role in some of the early women's rights meetings. and harriet jacobs also had a close relationship with a number of women's rights activists. she worked with organizations that were involved in the struggle for women's rights during the civil war, after the civil war. but she was also very

control the thirteen years now has investigated for months the shore female sterilization made by behr yet this week the fda chose to leave it on the market despite adding a black box warning to the box and demanding a new study on the effects it has had on thousands of women men are now stepping forward saying this is not acceptable alyssa bustamante has an update to our investigation thousands of women these local and around the country have filed complaint after complaint thirty one years old never imagined i was to have adventures or can puncture wounds nickel allergies even feel death. we all have what we call it a valley where her stomach device called the shore. it consists of two small nickel titanium coils inserted into the fallopian tubes scar tissue forms around the device and it's meant to prevent pregnancy if you are burning i can hear it sizzling which is why these women were hoping that this week the fda would announce it was taking it off the market but it stopped short of that they ordered bayer add the strongest safety warning label but they decided to keep it on the

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professor sill behr also talks about reasons southern white women would or would not have supported the confederacy. her class is an hour and 15 minutes. >> so last week we started talking about the beginning of the movement for women's rights. as you know we had our little debate. we talked about the seneca falls convention. black women as i was saying at the very end of the class were usually on the margins i would say of the women's rights movement. there were some exceptions. we talked about sojourner truth who played a pretty early role in some of the early women's rights meetings. and harriet jacobs also had a close relationship with a number of women's rights activists. she worked with organizations that were involved in the struggle for women's rights during the civil war, after the civil war. but she was also very critical of white sufficient rah gists and often made the point they did not recognize the way race had created a distinct set of obstacles for black women. and i think somebody in our debate made exactly that point in our discussion. we're going to talk about that in

liz: tom behr produced both of president bill clinton's inaugurations. she's building, i'm sure if she hasn't already a coat of armor for the barbs in the attacks, the cacophony is getting louder and louder as more details come out about the e-mail server issue. what is the insider scoop from the clinton package of how they'll deal with this? >> i'm not in the clinton campaign, per seshgs se, i understand the e-mail situation which people don't understand. unlike what you've heard, this was a security inquiry commenced at the request of various government officials in and out of the state department, and as such, the first thing they have to do before they release the e-mails that hillary has asked to be released. the equities in each e-mail have to be vetted by each department involved -- the cia or the commerce department or the defense intelligence agency. liz: each side could decide. >> yes, and after the fact. liz: the fact you and i are having this conversation, tom, can't be good for the campaign. what will -- listen, you're a former federal lawye

with we want to bring in security analyst and cnn intelligence analyst, former cia operative bob behrworked in homeland security. salah abdeslam, one of the remaining terrorists from november was just captured on friday. your contention is the attack happened in in spite of the fact he was captured but because he was captured on friday. explain. >> i think we have to look at the evidence. he's captured on friday. he's captured alive. as we discussed on friday, whether he was talking or not, the belgian officials were disclosing over the weekend he would not only cooperate and they were using the word collaborate and suggesting he was giving all sorts of anyone. anyone in the field would know it makes terrorists nervous about capture 0 or disruption and they are going to advance their target and their attacks. we are going to go on the assumption, based on the knowledge of how isis works that these are related and that even though this might have been anticipated it is very hard -- we can't say this enough -- to fortify every potentially soft target. it's the nature of the game here. w

behr remark on which further -- mr. bera, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. che clerk

behr remark on which further -- mr. bera, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. che clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 3 offered by mr. bera of california. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. these in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having risen a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote -- the chair: on this vote, the yeas are 179, the nays are 235, the amendment is not adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 5 printed in rt b of house repo

draper, gavin newsome and rick weltz of the golden state warriors and san francisco giants owner larry behrme rest. don't miss it, everybody. mike, thank you again. that does it for us here on "closing bell." "fast money" begins right now. >>> "fast money" does start right now. lieu of from the nas dance market site overlooking a rainy new york city's times square i'm melissa lee. traders are peter najarian, brian kelly, karen firn men and guy adami. if you've been sitting out the rally we've got three stocks to get you back in the name. we'll give you the name and crude and stocks did something very unusual and it could be the quote, key to economic nivena and the techerass e-i on the new smartphone. we head into the biggest week of stocks with the bank of japan meeting and the fed on deck. if you're nervous about the markets where do you put your money to work right now? are there

home depot has a great relationship with behr.ut paint aisle just got down in all of america. >> paint and hotels. you are arguing that m&a becomes a marginal -- a positive for stocks, where buybacks was the leading one to date? >> i will take them both. we don't have any ipos. >> haven't since square. >> which is incredible. i know when i saw goldman sachs up big -- we mentioned this "new york post" article. i don't know what to make of it. they say goldman is cooperating. i think you're getting business from the m&a. that will make up for some of the net margin shrinkage. to have m&a out there is to justify them back up to 60. congratulations to jimmy diamie on a well-timed buy. the banks actually did okay last week. maybe some of that is because m&a is back with a vengeance. >> we went first couple of months wondering if it was ever coming back. >> people felt this was that world coming to the end trade. as is the "usa today," as january goes the rest of the year didn't go. but i do think that when you see a valspar, which was