we'll find out how brian scott feels about competing against legacy. he performed in the can am one and is looking forward to sunday and a local mayor has reason to be proud. we'll talk to the dad of brian kelly who is part of the florida georgia line duo. a great family and live in central florida and na-georgia line will perform at the free concert on sunday, too and david marp found interesting characters. >> john: and he's in the earn field meeting the locals. >> amy: these guys are from new york, aren't they? >> reporter: they are in the 9 o'clock and will tay play a game called dizzy bat with a lot of beer. our friends om maryland, john, kevin and randy. making breakfast for out. on the 9 o'clock hour of... >> "good day orlando"! >> john: wow. >> amy: i love it. david is having too much fun and jayme king joining us at lake lloyd. and has been doing a little fishing. have you caught anything yet? >> reporter: we're live, lake lloyd. good morning, check it out. the weather is getting sweet. i've lost a layer! you know it is warming up. i'm a windy

brian: from 1953, dna. scott: it's an interesting story because the discoverers of dna crick and watson, francis crick was the senior researcher at cambridge and was involved in this incredible discovery of the double helix, the dna molecule that was really the building block of life. and he realized immediately how important this was. and at this time, before the discovery was going to be published in the journal "nature," he wrote a letter to his 13-year-old son laying out what this discovery was really about, explaining it to him very carefully and saying i want you to study this carefully and understand what i have done. crick also enlisted his wife who was an artist, who specialized in doing nudes. he got her to do a drawing of what this double helix looked like. and that drawing was used in the subsequent "nature" article. so this was a family affair. brian: what is this in your book? scott: that is an initial drawing of what he tried to convey what this was like and what dna was really about, this look of

((brian loftus)) scott mclean is live in houston texas with more. scott mclean has more on the republican debate tonight just a few precious days before super tuesday... the epicenter of the republican nomination race tonight will be texas. that's where the five g-o-p hopefuls left in the race will meet for a debate in houston. the big question now -- can anyone stop donald trump? the front runner says he'll be ready thursday night. we'll be totally prepared, people have not done very well against me so far everyone who has attacked me has gone down. marco rubio has been attacking

((brian loftus)) scott mclean is live in houston texas with more. scott mclean has more on the republican debate tonight just a few precious days before super tuesday... the epicenter of the republican nomination race tonight will be texas. that's where the five g-o-p hopefuls left in the race will meet for a debate in houston. the big question now -- can anyone stop donald trump? the front runner says he'll be ready thursday night. we'll be totally prepared, people have not done very well against me so far everyone who has attacked me has gone down. marco rubio has been attacking likely stop on the debate stage: the front runner in this race has actually alluded to the fact that he thinks parts of obamacare are pretty good (boo) then there's ted cruz -- who has faced tough questions after failing to consolidate evangelical support in nevada carolina. the texas senator thinks he's being treated unfairly. i'm curious how many reporters ask marco rubio after losing four states in a row, so when do you drop out? rounding out the debate stage -- john ka

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brian duffy and scott parazynski will be inducted into the hall this may, at the kennedy space center. duffy took four shuttle trips to space in his career. parazynski flew the space shuttle five times. the u.s. astronaut hall of fame closed it' s old building late last year, to move to the kennedy space center. this announcement comes on the -- explosion. that day. s first astronaut. shuttles were grounded for more than two years, after that tragedy. jason: we' re expecting to learn more information today about a carjacking suspect, shot by orlando police. danielle evans is charged with armed carjacking and aggravated fleeing and eluding. police say they had to open fire, when evans crashed a stolen car into multiple a surveillance camera, near bumby avenue and south street, captured the car trying to drive off as officers approached. two other people in the car were questioned and released. michelle: in volusia county deputies are now waiting on , autopsy results for a man found dead near a brush fire. s body was discovered saturday near the avenue near deland. deputies say they wer

. /// ((kirsten joyce)) > an american astronaut has accomplished his ((brian loftus)) the journey astronaut scott kelly has been on... as he tries to help scientists understand what happens to our bodies in space. is coming home from space... after the longest stint in orbit of any astronaut in american history. he's been in space for over 500 days! this latest mission was designed to research the effects human body. scott kelly is part of the study with his twin brother, mark... who's back on earth. than it looks: (( scott kelly, us astronaut: "you know certainly you know being confined for this period of time is not something that i think people would it's different when you're in space and doing something think is important." )) ((sherry swensk)) researchers are studying the twins to determine how aging takes place in space. ((demetria obilor)) > how does drinking coffee as your job sound? it may be too good to pass up... but in australia... taste-testers are getting themselves wired up for the sydney royal coffee competition. this competition only involves australian coffee... considering it'

take a look at brian duffy and scott parazynski. both men will be inducted into the hall of fame in may, at the kennedy space center. duffy took four shuttle trips to space in his career. parazynski flew the space shuttle five times. it is caucus day in iowa. after months on the campaign trial, and millions of dollars spent, the very first votes of the presidential campaign will 2016 be cast. angela: wesh 2 has several crews in the buck-eye state. right now we' ll head to aixa diaz, who' s taking a look at the aixa: tonight, iowans are meeting in churches, schools, libraries to choose their picks for their party' s nomination. >> by 10:00 tonight, we' ll all be out of your hair. >> i' m counting on you and i trust you and i ask for your support to caucus for me tonight. aixa: presidential hopefuls make their final pitches to iowans. i' m the only one who i think >>i' m the only one who i think would actually balance the budget. >> hillary clinton visited her des moines campaign headquarters to thank volunteers. bernie sanders did th

joining me to explain the fighting chance are scott charles and dr. tim brian. dr. brian is a u.s. special operations veteran who servied s a combat veteran. thank you so much for joining us. i think people hear this and go are there that many gunshot victims where this is a necessity? >> unfortunately, i would say the answer would have to be yes. i think scott could probably talk about more specific numbers. it's shocking the numbers. >> city wide this is a city that sees -- last year i think we had 1200 shootings. that's up by about 18% over the year before. . when you ask the question of is this necessary, i think it is. i mean, even when you have a situation as we had in boston with the boston marathon bombing, what you saw in that situation for lay people coming out and rendering care. that's one time. this is a city where we can consistently depend on folks getting shot night after night and certainly on the weekends. >> can you draw a parallel to cpr training? should it be as common as that? >> i think in the long-term that would be the goal. the white house recently release

here's your jessica rae scott: scott: our first picture comes to us this morning from brian and joanne of marcus, iowa who have been married 36 years! thanks for the photo. lukas our next one comes to us from kimberly svatos sent in through scotots facebook pagegethanks kimberly! scott: now we've got a photo here of jen mackey and her husband out at stone state park. they've been married for 13 years! cute couple, thanks jen. lukas now we've got a photo sent in from annie and jeff - looks like they're enjoying a night out! thanks guys. scott: now we've got a unique picture from maggie padilla - a creative valentine's picture featuring her kids! great photo maggie, thanks. lukas we've got a couple more....ext is darian a a jacob. i really like the use of color in this one. beautiful phpho guys, thanks. scott: and finally it looks like our last one is from josh lewis with his fiance dana wilson enjoying a green bay packers game. great photos and we'll have more leading up to valentine's day so keep sending them in! lukas: the zika virus continues to cause concerns across the world. commo

barbara leslie posted this photo on facebook showing a berkeley detective scott cassel and sergeant brianilson holding a baseball that was taken from her home when burglars ransacked her house 8 months ago. it's the only item that's been found so far. here's barbara and her son, max. the officers tracked the 17-year-old down at school to hand-deliver the ball, which is the ball from the first home run max ever hit when he was just 9 years old. approaching 5:10 on our saturday morning. we have fog in some parts of the bay area. >> and temperatures v. plummeted in some locations. even half moon bay dropped to 49 degrees. 47 san francisco. you can see the clouds there. but visibility will be reduced for the next few hours before we talk about a sunny and mild afternoon. details on the numbers and a big warmup next. >> also ahead, a bay area animal shelter is temporarily shutting down. how you can give them a helping hand during the closer. and what you can expect to see if you are headed >> a warning to watch out for baby animals. wild care bay area san rafael sent us these pictures of two r

one day after reports broke that nevada governor was being vetted for the scott, he's ruling himself out. today governor brian sandoval released a statement saying he let the white house know that he does not want to be considered at this time. could fill the vacancy hup bling. >>> severe weather has been slamming our nation. >> meteorologist jason nicholas tracks dozens of severe stores. we're getting a closer look at the damage they left behind. >> yesterday, 4:00 and 5:00, we were tracking eight, nine different tornado warnings. people along the east coast reported that thunder kept them up all night. the hardest hit area left behind a five-mile wide path of destruction. two men and a toddler died when a tornado slammed into a mobile home and threw the distance of about three football fields. in lancaster pennsylvania, you can see tornadoes flattened homes and ripped barns down to the studs. even though the storms are over, the danger certainly isn't. >> as wind gusts continue to should be aware of las limbs, downed power lines, other wind related hazards. so use caution if you are traveling as debris and

brian loftus. g-o-p- presidential candidates battled it out on the debate stage last night. ((kirsten joyce)) scott mclean and how donald trump's rivals are making a final push before super tuesday.... scott? this guy's a choke artist and this guy's a liar donald trump took incoming fire for much of the thursday night debate. marco rubio had been avoiding strong attacks against the republican front runner for months. but on the stage in houston...that all changed. if he hadn't inherited 200 million dollars you know where donald trump would be right now selling watches in manhattan... all changed. if he hadn't inherited 200 million dollars you know where donald trump would be right now selling watches in manhattan... this was the final debate before almost 600 delegates go up for grabs on super tuesday. trump's other main rival ted cruz also went on the offensive against the billionaire....tur ning a five man debate into a 3 man argument.... everytime anyone points at

((brian loftus)) and his death has sparked a battle over whether or not president barack obama should appoint a successor. scott mclean joins us from washington with the latest. as condolences come in, battle lines also being drawn over justice antonin scalia's replacement. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell quickly making clear he wants the "next" president to choose the new justice, with republican presidential choose the new justice, with republican presidential candidates following suit during saturday's debate. (donald trump, (r) presidential candidate) it's called delay, delay, delay. (sen. marco rubio, (r) presidential candidate) i do not believe the someone. in california, president obama acknowledging scalia's death and promising to nominate a replacement soon. (president barack obama) i plan to fulfill my constitutional successor in due time. and there will be plenty of time for me to do so and for the senate to fulfill its responsibility to give that person a fair hearing and a timely vote. getting a nominee confirmed in this election year will be difficult, with senator mcconnell and his democra

scott thanked the officers for hard work and dedication. >> so do we. >>> thank you, brian shields. >> you are popular this morning. >> be optimistic. >> thank you for breaking it down. >> 46, a cold start and not as cold as yesterday. winds out of south-southwest that will help in turn the tables for today. 40s, 50s, 46 deland, 47 in sanford, 49 cocoa beach. there is the chill this morning. have your jacket. short-sleeved type of afternoon. temperatures 5 to 25 degrees warmer. this is the 24-hour temperature change telling the story and the winds although they are the southwest and that will keep us on the warm side or get us back to warm weather. satellite radar picture looking good. mainly cloud-free skies today. sunny conditions, palm bay, 69 at noon and along the coast it will be nice a low 70s i heard from a facebook page having a wedding along the coast at 2:00. talk about timing, it's going to be something. 1:00 today, through the evening, zooming through if you work outdoors, get work done. a flight works in tonight and tomorrow morning -- a front works in, a mini front. it w

antonin (skuh-lee- uh)scalia passed away ((brian loftus)) and his death has sparked a battle over whether or not president barack obama should appoint a successor. scott mclean joins us from washington with the latest. as condolences come in, battle lines also being drawn over justice antonin scalia's replacement. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell quickly making clear he wants the "next" president to choose the new justice, with republican presidential choose the new justice, with republican presidential candidates following suit during saturday's debate. (donald trump, (r) presidential candidate) it's called delay, delay, delay. (sen. marco rubio, (r) presidential candidate) i do not believe the someone. in california, president obama acknowledging scalia's death and promising to nominate a replacement soon. (president barack obama) i plan to fulfill my constitutional

brian sullivan. tyler matheson is off today and scott said stocks are in rally mode, adding to last week's nice gainsthe s&p and nasdaq all higher by at least 1% at this hour. positive for the last week and month, the major averages is still however lower year to date. the dow higher by 200 points. the nasdaq by almost 57. helping out today, oil, it is soaring. now, remember, the contract rolls over, so we may see oil fall back tomorrow with the new contract still, though, trading

lukas: our next picture comes to us from brian and amber, who have been married for sixteen years now! scott: here are bubba and amira. they have been together for 8 years, have two kids, and recently bought a house! wow congratulations! lukas: next up is jeff and stacy lawrence, who have been together for 12 they say this picture is from 11 years ago! scott: here is terry and cyndi harris, who have been together for 35 years! they are celebrating 29 years as husband and wife! lukas: and here are mark and lori gentry. they have been together for almost 29 years, and are celebrating their anniversary on march 21st! scott: and finally, our last couple is k kk and elena. t tnks for the picture guys! scott: now if you sent in a photo to us and haven't seen it on air today, we're sorry. we've gotten almost 50 pictures sent to us in the alone... and we tried to as we can today. but we did look at your photos and to win the and the winner will be revealed show. lukas: a sioux city man accused of several med robberies d attempted murder appeared in court yesterday. 18-year olg isaiah earlier in the

brian sullivan. tyler matheson is off today and scott said stocks are in rally mode, adding to last week's nice gains. the dow, the s&p and nasdaq all higher by at least 1% at this hour. positive for the last week and month, the major averages is still however lower year to date. the dow higher by 200 points. the nasdaq by almost 57. helping out today, oil, it is soaring. now, remember, the contract rolls over, so we may see oil fall back tomorrow with the new contract still, though, trading well above, according to my screen, approaching 33. here it says 3192. gain of more than two bucks. stocks and oil so deeply correlated, helping out equity. c check out wall street's fear index. >> energy emerging markets and high yield debt, some of most beaten down sectors in the past year. you know that. but did you know how much they have been smacked. look at these one-year moves in the sector etfs. the xle energy etf down 28%. the jnk high yield etf down 18%. and the i shares emerging market etf down 24%. sometimes one investor's trash is another investor's treasure. ryan jacobson of wells fargo funds is su

brian thompson has more on that. >> reporter: sibila, listen to what the prosecutor said in court today, quote, he is not without sin in referring to scott hahn, the suspect in this case who was in court, who has a past arrest record for simple assault, although no conviction. it is what happened a couple of miles away from this court house that has this community in shock. scott hahn said nothing in court, but at the scene of this accident at a new jersey say he admitted he took ten adderall pills without a prescription. his speed estimated at between 50 and 70 miles per hour at the time of the crash. >> then traveled across lanes, sideswiping a road barrier, until it struck the victim's vehicle. >> reporter: tim o'donnell and his five-year-old daughter bridget were killed. his wife spoke about the loss of her husband and daughter. >> it's sad that our teacher was taken from us. they're so distraught and sad. >> reporter: 36-year-old hahn is single. now he's in jail, held on a million dollars bail. the prosecutor confirms our record yesterday of speeding and unsafe driving charges in his past in arguing against bail reduction. >> he has

brian: sports fans trying to enjoy the super bowl 50 festivites. found themsevles facing some windy weather. >> vicki: kron four's scott rates spoke with those fans and shows us just how gusty it has been. >> reporter: you could see those flags buoying its bid and not very dusty. the flags are giving you a good idea of how strong the winds are. winds have been 35 mi. per hour. in ocean beach its bid 50 mi. per hour. >>: my hair is blowing all over. >>: we're not used to this weather. >>: good start but. >> reporter: he hovered give the idea of how the winds are it will be light this all-night. >> vicki: the superbowl is now 7 days away, and today, both teams touched down in the bay area. >> reporter: and sure you did see my hair. paolo black is doing a free concert at 6:00 p.m.. >> reporter: 20 although locals were taking a black cloth from the pitcher's. bier as big, actual art work. haps are around $30. the site did break out and there has been a lot of police. >> j.r: kron 4's alecia reid was at san jose mineta airport to catch a glimpse of the players before the week of practice and focus begins. >> reporter: the denver broncos touched down at sa

brian fallon. your response to south carolina state representative and lawyer for the late walter scott justin bamberging horses, secretary clinton still enjoys tremendous support according to the polls in south carolina but obviously something you are concerned about. people going to bernie sanders. >> we don't like to see that but we're still pleased with the level of support we see including in the african-american community. we know it's going to tighten including in south carolina but we are pleased by the endorsements we've gotten. this past week would have been the 21st birthday of trayvon martin and on friday his attorney who has been outspoken advocate on law enforcement and racial justice, indicated that he is supporting our campaign. previously trayvon's mother has endorsed our campaign and later this month hillary clinton will do a meeting with a group of civil rights leaders and so we're continuing to seek to earn and reearn support in the african-american community. because we don't take it for granted and know even in that community the race will tighten. >> is it fair to say, secretary

evening commute, and photographer, brian is driving live. they are in montgomery road in blue ash. and pretty cip in the polls. >> and hoping for a good showing. scott dimmich join us live in new hampshire. >> and brad, we're outside where donald trump will be for tonight. he believes, at least he says, will be giving a victory speech. out of iowa, you could have kind of a tough night. if you have a bad night in iowa and new hampshire, that could set a dangerous trend. it's about turnout and they are expecting possibly record more than half a million new hampshire voters going to the polls. >> only one. >> and tweets calling the candidates, loser and liar. trump punching back. >> i'm the only one taking on donald trump. >> and seemingly, attacking rubio after a strong performance. >> it's nothing like the united states senate. >> new hampshire voters have a lot to digest. many are being patient before the first primary in the nation. democratic side, 22 percent say they could still change their mind. 44 percent for the republican voters. >> we are blessed to have a talented field. it's made it a competitive process in the short term. >> i'm asking p

brian economy attention i heard you laughing over there. a the woman's face when she stepped off the elevator and scott tobias dancing. >> it was amazing. kind of caught her off guard. very cool for him. i hope he heals nicely and has a him. we have had a ton of rain in the region today and the bulk of it gastonia and charlotte gastonia picking up over an inch and charlotte continues to add to the totals but right now we are up to an inch-3/4. big rain day for us. again the time we get into tomorrow a good chance we could see 2 inches plus by this time. as we look at what happening in our satellite and radar is pushing up on the south and west. we have warm moist air pushing across the region. that will continue into tomorrow as well so it even though we are seeing a couple of tricks we continue to see this solid flow from the south and west. that will give us rain chances to the morning tomorrow and we will follow it up with it exist him behind that. we want to talk about severe weather. if you were traveling tomorrow you are okay here locally. a chance for thunderstorm or two if you're going into mississippi alabama or the southern po

scott kelly, who has been aboard the international space station for about a year now. if you would like to see more of these pictures, or get updates on future passovers, www.wfla.com, wfla brian on facebook or twitter. >> current temperatures right now, it is comfortable. right around 60 degrees for most of the bay area. and satellite and radar picture, not much to show here. it was a lovely day. courtesy of an offshore high pressure. we have southerly winds bringing up warm air, from the south. and that is why we had the high temperatures in the mid to upper 70s today. we have a cold front, back to the west. and this is going to be the one that brings us the showers, and the cooler temperatures, but it is going to move very slowly in our direction, as we move toward the middle part of the week. by tomorrow morning, anybody going to the gasparilla half marathon, will have the sunrise at 7:02, and the temperature is 57. start off the day, as you maybe head off to church as well, a good deal of sunshine. by afternoon, just a few clouds. high temperatures in the middle to upper 70s. so a nice day. and tomorrow, a few more clouds, and monday, a rogue shower. highs in the upper 70

brian economy attention i heard you laughing over there. a the woman's face when she stepped off the elevator and scott tobias dancing. >> it was amazing. kind of caught her off guard. very cool for him. i hope he heals nicely and has a great dancing future ahead of him. we have had a ton of rain in the region today and the bulk of it gastonia and charlotte gastonia picking up over an inch and charlotte continues to add to the totals but right now we are up to an inch-3/4. big rain day for us. again the time we get into tomorrow a good chance we could see 2 inches plus by this time. as we look at what happening in our satellite and radar is pushing up on the south and west. we have warm moist air pushing across the region. that will continue into tomorrow as well so it even though we are seeing a couple of tricks we continue to see this solid flow from the south and west. that will give us rain chances to the morning tomorrow and we will follow it up with it exist him behind that. we want to talk about severe weather. if you were traveling tomorrow you are okay here locally. a chance for thunderstorm or two if you're going into mississi

scott shellady. i am going to send politics. brian darling is with us from the third dimension strategies. very narrow when paired do you think the democrats are comfortable with nominating hillary clinton who may be indicted? >> i can't imagine democrats are feeling really good right now because a good portion of the support for bernie sanders is anti-hillary. he does have a lot of his own support. a lot of college student come in, but it will have that a long time. the convicted felon -- we know the convicted on kimbrough, but can he run for president? neither will find out. stuart: does not open up the opportunity for a centrist republican and i will suggest marco rubio. does not open the door to some degree? >> it opens the door forever republican. the whole controversy over benghazi in the faction led to the families of the fallen and ben kospi and the fact she is facing investigation, we know she was sending classified information on a personal server to matter what she says because it was a mark in her way of dislike and from the real issues here. i don't think the american people w

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scott, gentlemen, thank you very much. welcome, everybody, to "power lunch." with melissa lee, michelle caruso-cabrera, back today, brian'm tyler mathisen. two big things happening, chris christie, new jersey's governor, endorsing donald trump as a new war of words is breaking out in the republican party. it was a slap fest last night on stage in houston. meantime, right now, apple holding its annual shareholder meeting in cupertino. look at the stock. it is up a little bit, a third of 1%. it has been sliding as the company has been dealing amo

scott mentioned market sell-off sparked by european bank fears and fed chair janet yellen. i'm melissa lee with tyler mathisen and brian sullivan. michelle caruso-cabrera is live for us in san juan, puerto rico, at an investment summit. michelle? >> yes, we are. major investment summit sponsored by the puerto rican government because they want new investors in puerto rico. the problem is, the old investors are really mad right now because they say they're going to get very hurt by the puerto rican government's plans when it comes to debt restructuring. so a lot of the bond holders here

scott reister. todd: right now, the college town of blacksburg, virginia is in mourning after the murder of a 13-year-old girl. brian webb reports tonight, police have arrested two promising virginia tech students in connection with her death. brian: police say david eisenhauer abducted 13-year-old nicole lovell and that natalie keepers helped him dispose of highway 90 miles from her home. we were investigating all types >> of things, social media included. there were lots of things coming in that led us to a general area. brian 18-year-old eisenhauer, a : virginia tech freshman engineering major and member of school's cross country team, is now charged with abduction and murder. 19-year-old keepers, a sophomore engineering student, is charged with improper disposal of a dead body. >> she was always the cutest little thing, you know? brian lovell's family believes : she climbed out the bedroom window of her blacksburg, virginia apartment wednesday after blocking her door with a , dresser. while nicole was missing, her father posted this message to facebook. >> nicole, honey, if you see this, if you're out there you

scott, gentlemen, thank you very much. welcome, everybody, to "power lunch." tyler mathisen here along with michelle caruso-cabrera, melissa lee, brian and we have a jam-packed two hours coming your way. going to kick it off with a look at yahoo! as marissa mayer once again makes the case for mobile. the question is, is yahoo! one to love or loathe. we'll dig in on that one. more ahead this afternoon as the markets fade as well. stocks struggling now to make it four straight days of gains. they were in the green earlier. now just slightly in the red. >>> later, with he will talk to steve wozniak,

water resources manager brian bruckner says the area has had above normal precipitation in the last three years, and the rains have come at a time that reduced the need to irrigate. scott gregory has been hired as the new superintendent for the neligh- oakdale schools. gregory is currently the principal of geneva north high school, the high school that serves the nebraska youth rehabilitation and treatment center for girls. he will begin his new duties at neligh- oakdale on july 1st. and all 27 projects in the youth philanthropy contest in northeast nebraska have been funded. ten projects were announced as winners of $1,000 in funding, and generous benefactors funded the other 17 projects during saturday night's celebrate giving event. these and more stories can be heard literock 97.5 and 106kix. " lukas: first lady michelle obama hosted an all-day dance workshop for d-c area students at the white house. the celebration is part of black history month... highlighting the contributions that african- american women have made to dance. actress and famed choreographer debbie allen led a student celebration. the young dancers used their talents to help tell the story of afri

brian, steve, look at this, there's hope. tv personality. >> okay. good news for jon scott too.about women? which is what i say every morning. >> physical therapist. that's interesting. >> interior designer. they have probably a beautiful image. also, founder and entrepreneur. which, you know, code word for probably has money. >> public relations/communications. often a female job for some reason. and teacher. >> hot for teacher. >> there's a lot of -- when it comes to elementary school, it's mostly women, right? >> there you go. >> yeah. >> most attractive jobs. pilot. that doesn't surprise me. >> well, they're in a uniform. a lot of them have a hat. in front of a great big 747. >> then you watch "airplane" and you see how glamorous it is. kareem abdul-jabbar was a pilot for a while. what do you think about that? let us know. >>> meanwhile, coming up, donald trump is dominating the delegate count so far, so does he have the nomination in the pbag? peter johnson jr. will break down the numbers. >> a lot more up for grabs, super tuesday coming up. >>> who knew the martian could b

scott, gentlemen, thank you very much. welcome, everybody, to "power lunch." with melissa lee, michelle caruso-cabrera, back today, brian sullivan, i'm tyler mathisen. two big things happening, chris christie, new jersey's governor, endorsing donald trump as a new war of words is breaking out in the republican party. it was a slap fest last night on stage in houston. meantime, right now, apple holding its annual shareholder meeting in cupertino. look at the stock. it is up a little bit, a third of 1%. it has been sliding as the company has been dealing among other things with the fbi phone back door issue. the deencryption fight they're having. we'll talk to a senator, well versed in telecommunications, who is trying to find a compromise on that. we'll get all the latest from that shareholder meeting out in california. we begin, melissa, with oil. >> yes. of course, crude oil continuing its volatile moves in the market today, trading higher now as talks of a production cut are still in the works between both opec and nonopec countries. i spoke exclusively with the nigerian oil minister, emanuel kuchuku who said not only

scott, gentlemen, thank you very much. welcome, everybody, to "power lunch." tyler mathisen here along with michelle caruso-cabrera, melissa lee, brian sullivan, and we have a jam-packed two hours coming your way. going to kick it off with a look at yahoo! as marissa mayer once again makes the case for mobile. the question is, is yahoo! one to love or loathe. we'll dig in on that one. more ahead this afternoon as the markets fade as well. stocks struggling now to make it four straight days of gains. they were in the green earlier. now just slightly in the red. >>> later, with he will talk to steve wozniak, the apple co-founder. he is fired up over apple's big fight with the fbi over privacy. we will hear what he has to say. melissa? >> first, we start it off with the yahoo! news. happening right now, yahoo! ceo marissa mayer is taking the stage at the yahoo! mobile developers conference in san francisco. so let's get straight to cnbc's josh lipton live at that conference. josh? >> well, melissa, you know, the challenge for marissa mayer, she's talking to these 1,000 developers behind me, is to really try to separate the reach of yaho

scott mentioned market sell-off sparked by european bank fears and fed chair janet yellen. i'm melissa lee with tyler mathisen and brian sullivan. michelle caruso-cabrera is live for us in san juan, puerto rico, at an investment summit. michelle? >> yes, we are. major investment summit sponsored by the puerto rican government because they want new investors in puerto rico. the problem is, the old investors are really mad right now because they say they're going to get very hurt by the puerto rican government's plans when it comes to debt restructuring. so a lot of the bond holders here are very angry. you have two big interviews coming up, two guys who are facing off each other in the ring when it comes to puerto rico. jim millsteen, renowned restructuring attorney, advising puerto rico. we'll talk to him about puerto rico. he was at treasury during the financial crisis. knows a lot about that is go on with the european banking system. we'll discuss that with him as well. and ambac could lose a lot of money if jim millsteen gets his way. we'll talk about that coming up. what is happening in puerto rico, guys, emblemati

brian todd reporting for us. i want to go back to new hampshire right now. donald trump is at that news conference, introduced by scottator from massachusetts, but now lives in new hampshire. he was elected as a senator from new hampshire. he's endorsing donald trump right now. let's listen in. >> the fact that they don't talk, they don't work together. very rarely does anything get done. the one person who has the independence, and can be the change agent to actually get washington working again, it was very clear to me that that was donald trump. in addition, when you're looking at somebody who's actually had the opportunity to create jobs, who actually has had a real job in the private sector, who's actually signed the front of a check, and not just the back of a check, somebody who can actually bring people together, put the men in the room and negotiate some type of arrangement or settlement or conclusion to a very important matter affecting our country, whether it be dealing with our national security, our economic security, cybersecurity, you name it, and once again, it came back to donald trump. that being sai

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