he's been thrown under the busby the governor. the governor said he didn't know about this. david wildstein is the one who received that e-mail from bridget anne kelly, aide from the governor and was fired said traffic problems in ft. lee. the reason that was so damaging was that it showed they did this on purpose to create political -- to create traffic problems in ft. lee for some reason that's still a little bit hazy, that is the political reason. we have not seen evidence yet that governor christie knew that that was why this happened. i think until we see that we're not going to know. >> just one other quick one, john, according to the report, wildstein is saying christie knew about the lane closings and traffic jams while they were happening. christie seems to deny that at his press conference and denies it again in his response. john, unless i have this wrong, there is no evidence or even discussion of evidence that christie was involved in any planning before this stuff started, that he was involved in any, you know, counsels of war. there's none of that here. >> rep

. >> look how many people use busby. >> they read it and they stick with it. do you want mine?> cbs. >> cbs -- cvs? not to buy cigarettes. and leadership. they want to send the message to the world if this is where you come to get healthy, we're not you get unhealthy. >> and publicity. they are doing something on the mental. they are getting a lot of good pr. >> a store gets good pr for not carrying an item. it's incredible. they dominated the news. >> we're still talking about it. dan roth, one more -- not a word. another segment. >> we're talking about no place like home. dan is joining us from linkedin. we will be right back. ♪ >> welcome to "street smart." i am adam johnson. we are here with our cohost, dan roth, jules and i are. we are talking about founders and eeo's who have left their company and gone back. an interesting trend. dell, wes, michael could go on -- howard schultz. what do you make of his move? >> first, i think when a founder comes back it sends a signal to the workforce. there is such desired -- especially if it's a really powerful founder like howard sch

back in the united states, busby reports that senator john mccain and senator chris murphy are writing a bill that would enact sanctions against those responsible for the violence there. the specific details are not clear yet. they say that mccain and murphy today, ast it reported in buzz feed. meanwhile, president obama responded with a statement about ukraine, saying, in part -- we expect to hear more from president obama, a news conference this evening with the canadian and mexican leaders coming up at 8:15 pm eastern, and that will be live on c-span.org. museum, wereationism are looking at believes based on the bible, but we are also talking about believes and what one can observe. i think we are teaching people to think critically and to think in the right terms about science. i believe it is the creationist that should be educating the kids out there, because we are teaching them the right way to think. we admit, our origins of historical science are based on the bible, but we are asking people to challenge the evolution aspects. >> i encourage you to explain to us why, why we sh

chairman, consumers would be thrown under the busby removing the cop from the wall street -- bus by removing the cop from the wall street beat. how much time do i have remaining? the chair: the gentlelady has two minutes. ms. moore: i would reserve. the chair: the gentlelady from wisconsin reserves her time. for what purpose does -- do you seek recognition? mr. hensarling: i rise to oppose the amendment. the chair: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. hensarling: thank you, mr. chairman. i find this to be a most curious amendment from the gentlelady from wisconsin. and we do enjoy her participation on the committee. it is a curious amendment because if it is accepted, and i believe the house is going to pass it, then it says, the house is on record as saying we are going to do something but we just really didn't feel really good about it. in other words, her amendment does nothing to the underlying bill except a sentiment that says, we shouldn't have passed it in the first place. so, it's a curious, it's a curious amendment. i personally, and i don't think the house wants to be on rec

any debt ceiling increase was busby offset by an equivalent spending cut. the boehner rule broken? --ler: it was definitely there are no spelling cuts with this. if you're looking at it in that regard, it would be. if you're looking at the fact that the democrats now own this issue -- you have a lot of house democrats were from districts that do not want to see more debt on the books. they own this issue. host: do you understand what the speaker was doing echo there are that areive groups putting petitions out there saying that the speaker needs to be replaced. caller: we are going to see a lot of activity and conversation around this. you're going to have a lot of groups who are going to call for different actions. they continue to weigh in. you have groups on the left and groups on the right. quite frankly, i am pleased to andactivism off the hill the grassroots community, having that kind of debate. it is a good thing for us. i'm certain more people than ever will now be aware of what happens when you raise the debt ceiling. host: do you endorse the spea

. >> we are announcing more shares of busby con toent the whatsapp.ssive. >> given the exuberance by which these shares are met, it could not be too much trouble if they needed to raise more money. it's a nice position to be in and everybody believes in you. >> there is the bell. >> zuckerberg is acutely aware that his leadership position today is temporary and he is -- he goes by the andy roast mantra that only the paranoid survive. and if there is any up and coming service that is showing promise he's going to take those guys out. >>> welcome back to post 9. breaking news. inventories, hey, jackie. >> good morning, carl. the department of energy just releasing crude oil inventories for the week. a build of 1 million barrels. that was a little bit of a bullish number seeing a pop in prices. traders were expecting a 2 million barrel build. let me put this in context for you in line with the five-year average. analysts are find that refinery utilization rates is declining and that is consistent with the build we've been seeing over a last couple of wee