. >> brian lee is executive director of the nonprofit families for better care in tallahassee.ys the trust fund has underwritten a number of building projects. >> you see nursing homes that are building verandas, gazebos, sidewalks, jogging trails, fish ponds. that, to me, smells of a capital improvement project because it's adding value to the nursing home. and those are permanent fixtures and placements. >> i don't see how it hems in the care of residents. >> it doesn't help in the care of residents. >> federal regulators agree. the palms of sebring is rated below average by medicare. far from creating loving home environments, last year, inspectors cited the palms of sebring for failing to treat its residents with dignity and respect. and since 2012, the nursing home has paid $71,000 in federal fines for health violations. in 2005, florida law makeers createlawmaker,created the quale improvement trust fund. according to the law, the program is supposed to relate directly to the improvement of care for residents. not the capital improvement of properties. since then, the stat

along with tyler mathisen, melissa lee, brian sullivan. let'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 weta

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

police identified the victim as brian lee, shot and killed at a vietnamese restaurant on friday. police say the gunman opened fire and took off. two men were shot. only one survived. the suspect hasn't been found. >>> new information from the fbi about the santa clara man acued of stabbing four people at uc merced in november. investigators now believe that the 18-year-old self radicalized. they say they found no ties to foreign terrorist organizations saying his lap top contained pro isis propaganda and he visited isis web sites prior to the attack. >> in front of san francisco's popular workout spots. tonight, changes in store and not everyone is happy. also ahead... >>> cheers indeed. a live update on the st. patrick's day celebrations around the bay area. >>> we have had wide spread warm weather, but now, cooling fog returned. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >>> the bay area family plans a big vacation but the airline won't let them on the plane. won't let them on the plane. ahead on 7 on your won't let them on the plane. ahead on 7 on your it took joel silverm

police identified the victim as brian lee, shot and killed at a vietnamese restaurant on friday. police say the gunman opened fire and took off. two men were shot. only one survived. the suspect hasn't been found. >>> new information from the fbi about the santa clara man acued of stabbing four people at uc merced in november. investigators now believe that the 18-year-old self radicalized. they say they found no ties to foreign terrorist organizations saying his lap top contained pro isis propaganda and he visited isis web sites prior to the attack. >> in front of san francisco's popular workout spots. tonight, changes in store and not everyone is happy. also ahead... >>> cheers indeed. a live update on the st. patrick's day celebrations around the bay area. >>> we have had wide spread warm weather, but now, cooling fog returned. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >>> the bay area family plans a big vacation but the airline won't let them on the plane. ahead on 7 >>> the music says it all. today is st. patrick's day. just like every day, the irish bank held a st. pat

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 and brian lee. mj, this is about donald trump's campaign manager. what's going on?'s right. it sounds as though he has been charged and arrested. remember this is coming from several weeks ago when former now former reporter michelle fields accused him of having grabbed her at a press conference and filed a criminal compliant. >> she said she was man handled and assaulted in some ways. the yanking of her arm. there was a dispute about this with the trump campaign initially denying. >> you're learning that he's charged and arrested? >> that's right. and this is the statement that i want to read a portion of from the campaign spokeswoman coming to us just a few minutes ago. she writes that he is absolutely innocent of this charge. he will enter a plea of not and looks forward to his day in court. he is completely confident that he will be exonerated. remember, kate, that trump himself has really stood by cory even after the charges first surfaced, even having him stand right behind him at a press concerns a f conference a few days after the allegations signaling to th

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 opportunities out there. these are the hideout stocks. >> hey, i'm always nervous. what do you say? >> yeah. >> three names. look for names that have done pretty well over an interesting last month and the three that come to mind for me are coca-cola, which is making all-time highs.

lee. traders are steve grasso, brian kelly, karen finerman and guy adami. stocks hitting their highest level of the year but a top technician says something is very wrong with this rally. he'll tell you what that is and how you can protect yourself. plus, fedex out with a big beat and the stock is surging after hours. the call getting under way right now and we'll bring you the latest and the implications on what that should mean for the broader markets, and later energy space is so bad right now that it could actually be good news for one very crucial part of the market. we'll tell what you that is, but, first, we start with what was the most northern day for the markets this year. both the dow and s&p 500 closing out their highest levels of the year as the fed left rates unchanged and signaled two rate hikes later on this year. now, that looks like the fed seemingly has cold feet so what are you doing with your portfolio at this point? guy? >> i think you stay with the cold market. i think gold is telling you everything you need to know over the last thre

brian sullivan. 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

lee. traders tim seymour, karen finerman and brian kelly. >>> where is oil going next? a shocking call you don't want to mix. emerging markets doing something they haven't done in over five years. what that is and what the best opportunities to make money are right now and a major street fight on apple is brewing as the stock surges higher. is it dead money or are new highs in store? traders will take sides but first we start off with market. another big day for stocks and the dow and s&p closing at new highs for 2016 and what stood out was an outperformance in tech and financials. salesforce, action vision, metlife, bancorp, they lead us higher. what say you? >> i will say this.

lee. traders are peter najarian, steve grasso, brian kelly and guy adami. doesn't a big bubble just burst on the market but it shouldn't scare you just yet because one strategist says that very thing could spell big gains for stocks. we'll explain. plus, from first to worst, the best performing stock in the s&p is now officially in bear market territory. what that is and whether traders are betting on a turnaround. but, first, we start with a breaking news on former chesapeake energy ceo aubrey mcclendon and let's get straight to sue herera with the very latest on this developing story, sue? >> an accident happened earlier this morning about 8:15 a.m. this morning, and aubrey mcclendon, the former ceo of chesapeake energy, was identified by the oklahoma city police department as being the victim in this one-car accident that occurred on a country road in hockey hockey city. here is what paco baldarama had to say about the circumstances surrounding the accident.

tie tie, melissa lee, brian sullivan, we are all here. so is volatility. 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 the newest activist attack on wall street. this time, united airlines. two hedge funds with stakes in united announcing they think the board stinks and they want its own birthdays. >> what is interesting i'm looking a the release from par capital and all item meter capital. they own united shares. and they say say we are not short-term traders nor are we activists. yeah, right. they are active right now on getting six people onto the board. including continental capital gordon buffoon. there are not people who will argue that united lagged its competitors. its performance over the last five years, it has been underperforming relative to its competitors. by the way what you are looking at right there those are members of a teamsters union protesting out the jp morgan transportation conference today where the cfo f

lee. our traders on the desk are pete najarian, brian kelly, steven sieberg and brian grasser. lumber liquidators getting taken to the wood shed and a shocking call on the market. why one well-known insider sees a 10% pullback in the s&p 500 right arounded corner and where he's putting his money to work and later is one of the hottest trades in 2016 about to come to a screeching halt. what it is and why it could have big implications for stocks and first the markets. stocks snapping a five-day winning streak ending at lows of the session. the s&p 500 closing below 2,000. oil was weak sending energy stocks lower by 4% and financials pulled back also to the teen of 11.5%. so with cracks starting to show in the month long rally that we've seen, which half stocks or sectors could be the first now to burn out? pete, what do you say? >> you know, i'm looking at the energy sector and specifically when i look in that sector i'm looking at will drillers and the problem with the drillers is

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lee. our traders on the desk are tim seymour, karen finerman, brian kelly and dan nathan. tonight on "fast." are you down for the year? we may have stumbled on a wonderful way to beat the market that could save your portfolio. are the perma bears ready to throw in the towel? one of the biggest bears is here with a surprising call and gas prices have been falling for the past year but why aren't restaurant stocks representing the benefit? a surprising answer from the ceo of one of the largest companies in the united states. we start with apple, is biggest story on wall street and main street. the stock is losing gains after the company announced updates of several key products earlier today in cupertino. josh lipton is on the ground there with the very latest. josh. >> reporter: new products announced today, including a new smaller version of the ipad pro. remember, apple executives billed the ipad pro as the future of personal computing and said for many people the ipad pro can replace the pc. take a listen to what apple's

lee. your traders on the desk are tim seymour, karen finerman, brian kell and pete najarian. tonight on "fast" the u.s. dollar is heading for its worst month in five years, and if you think today's mavis move in stocks is built off the dollar's slide, we'll tell you why you could be dead wrong. plus, it's berkshire hathaway screaming buy with or without the oracle at the helm. that's what one analyst says, and he's here to explain why berkshire could rally 15% higher from here. later, apple is on a tear, officially exiting bear market territory and why apple's rally could soon come to a screeching halt. a chart you've got to see. we start off with what was a very big day for stocks and s&p and fed chair janet yellen said caution and rising rates is warranted -- raising rates, i should say and take a look at the risk-on moves. biotech and small caps seeing huge gains on the day so with free money seemingly now forever, what do you do with your portfolio now. tim, why don't you kick it off. >> mere mortals don't mess with

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

tie tie, melissa lee, brian sullivan, we are all here. so is volatility. it's back today. 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

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 hideman and brian ramone's daughter died this year. brenda stewart, two sons in recovery.orrison is jenna morrison's mother and second daughter who is also a recovering addict. rob brandt's son was an addict. >> he battled it through high school. >> reporter: he says, his son robbie got hooked on pain pills prescribed by a dentist after his wisdom trooet were removed. he was in training with the national guard hoping to serve in afghanistan. >> when he came home he met up with an old friend, he used to buy and sell, prescription medications with. that old friend introduced him to heroin. we did, rehab, we did relapse, and did rehab. he got clean. the drug called his name again. he said yes. and that was the last time. >>> on the presidential campaign trail, donald trump is defending his campaign manager who faces charges for allegedly grabbing a reporter. cory lewandowski charged with misdemeanor battery and released. it happened at a trump rally, michelle fields claimed she was trying to ask a question. lewandowski grabbed her arm. trump's chief rival, ted cruz, won the e

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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

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

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

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along with tyler mathisen, melissa lee, brian sullivan. let'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. 51, 36.99. brent lower by a dollar, back below 40, decline of 2.6%. more on the markets in a moment. first we kick things off with tensions running high on the campaign trail -- politics turning violent. this weekend, the fists come at a trump rally in illinois. the gop front-runner blaming bernie sanders' backers. >> look at that person, that foolish person. all right, get them out of here. get them out. send them back to bernie. send them back. >> this isn't the first time violence has erupted at a trump event. watch this attack from just last week. secret service agents h

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

lee. traders are tim seymour, steve grasso, brian kelly and guy adami. tonight on "fast" apple is quietly doing something very interesting ahead of its major announcement monday. we'll tell you what it is and how you can profit from the big event. plus, valeant ceo has a simple message for his employees. we ain't broke. did he just break one of the oldest rules in the book? we'll explain and how would you like to buy shares of mcdonald's for less than a cost of a happy meal? how to do that, first markets and historic week for stocks, both the dow and s&p closing out in the green for 2016. on track for the biggest comeback since fdr was president. >> whoa. >> but it appears as if most investors actually missed out. check this out. according to etf.com since hitting the february lows people have actually been pulling money out of the market, so who has been buying? does this mean that there's more room to run. what does this mean? >> i've clearly missed it. i thought it was going to stop 40 or 50 points going to the s&p and here we are. so what's next? if

i'm melissa lee, traders are tim seymour, steve grasser, brian kelly and guy adami. tonight on "fast" the man wholed can a the fall in valeant, the only analyst with a sell rating for nearly two years on the stock. he tells us how he saw it coming and when he thinks is next for this beaten down stock. >>> plus, one of the most important indicators in the market is flashing a buy sign. we'll explain why it could finally be safe to start buying, and later facebook making the list of the most popular stocks on the street and following the in crowd may not be your best bet. we've got the four stocks you need to avoid and first start off with the markets closing at two-month highs with the s&p closing just a hair above 2,000, what a week, s&p posting gains of 7.2% and this might be the reason why. oil, its best week since august, a stunning 10% move this week alone. so where do we go from here and as we even look out to the ecb and china's national congress next week, is oil still the key to this market in. >> guy. >> i think it is, it started on february 6th and we talke

along with michelle caruso-cabrera and melissa lee, i'm tyler mathisen. brianout 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.

we have been following brian stow progress since the former paramedic attacked 5 years ago. vic leeheard stow message to students today and his new mission in life. >> it was far different brian stow from the paramedic who was broughtally beaten march 31 2011. outside damager stadium. the victim who suffered severe brain injury. days walked to the states but on crutches. but he walked. huge victory in long road to recovery. >> i'm brian stow and i want to share my story with you. >> 9 months i was in a coma. 9 months. i was on ventilator with feeding tichbility he called his attacker adult bully 2 men now paying for their crimes in prison. stow the victim of the senseless attack has new window on the life. a window with a new mission. >> i survive for a reason. i'm finding my purpose again. i'm on a mission to tell my story of survival. i want to stop bully from hurting any one else. >>reporter: the youngsters in the packed auditorium listened to stow's story. strength of his messages written on their faces. at the end stow asked the students to take a pledge. >> i will not be a bys

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.

along with melissa lee and brian sullivan i'm tyler mathisen, michelle caruso-cabrera is live in brussels and 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 no more important item on my agenda than going after them and defeating them. the issue is how do we do it in an intelligent way. what has been working is the air strikes that we're taking on their leadership, on their infrastructure, on their financial systems. >> and here's what we know. identifying two of the suicide bombers in yesterday's attack, ibrahim el bakraoui and his brother khalid who blew himself up at the train station. one of the attackers still on the loose, french prime minister says european union members must heavily increase their investment in anti-terror measures. and there was anothe

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

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

melissa lee and brian sullivan are off today. that means 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? dom chu is here with perspective. >> i don't know is the bottom line. i do know i'm not getting paid twice as much anyway, so -- but let's look at this. if you look at the s&p 500, we screamed those member companies for stocks that have not participated in the rally but could be trending a little bit higher here. remember, these are all stocks that have been big down movers over the course of the past year plus. 500 s&p members, we looked at those ones within 10% of their recent lows, just hovering right around their recent lows, 52 week or otherwise, within 10% of their 50-day average pr