as to the issue of carl street carl street is is to narrow the property owners have encroached into the public right-of-way that's why it's so narrow between the streets and neighborhood fingertip that said, however, at&t told the hearing officer at the hearing if i can again ask the overhead to be put you have u up it's identified an alternative location and at&t will be perfect happy to install its equipment at that location the hearing officer should have held the hearing open and ask at&t to renotice and made a recommendation i'll respectfully disagree with the board they have the discretion to reverse it and the department follow its own rules and make

a few people -- carl doesn't have that gene quite as strongly as others. i love carl.-- he may enjoy a battle. some people do that. generally, you don't get invited on boards if you have a person that actually loves a fight. >> so carl buffet saying people like to get along with other people, most people. carl doesn't have that gene quite as strongly as others though he does say i love carl, he may enjoy battle and some people do. you don't generally get invited on boards if you like to fight with people. what's your reaction? >> i agree with a lot of what he said not getting invited to boards. i don't generally get invited. i get invited back interesting. you don't get invited to a country club if they think you're going to battle with them. a board shouldn't be a country club. that's my whole point. i certainly, shall we say, don't seek love from a lot of people. i can understand him saying that. but -- maybe i do have a fighting gene. but i think it's very important for our society today that you have guys like me. at the risk of being modest, not myself necessarily

carl wanted four but jimmy said we're going with fuel and right side.fford the time. >> i believe matt kenseth has the next to pit. and everybody else who was on the lead lap has another, has a cushion of ten or 12 laps or so. here's kenseth. matt? >> the car was tight from the center to exit. but he too said being closer to the front that made the car different. almost like having six tires on the toyota the grip he would pick up versus four. >> jimmie johnson is the new race leader. johnson and eight others, larry, could probably go another nine, ten laps but with these drivers having fresh tires how long do the others dare stay out? >> they are going to be giving up quite a bit of time. by michael can you allocations they can go to lap 250 which is about six laps from now as far as fuel. >> kyle larson in that 42 car his last trip to pit road he actually changed just two right side tires, it was the last caution but he pitted the last 2005 four. >> when this cycles around if we stay green, prior to pit stops the lead kevin harvick had a 1.3 second le

implicit point there, carl. the most part we've had a few egregious evaluation stocks in the space with 40, 45 stocks. of course, you'll have outliers in there. we've had names that even with a major correction like a zulily we're not going to touch because valuation is still aggressive. we think the stocks have largely traded off valuations in the past, a good chunk of them. it gets excessive on the long side and short side. here, we think it's the stocks getting excessive on the short side. that creates the opportunity. >> all right, mark, for now, we have to leave it there. we know a lot of people are watching this space closely, especially with the market moves today. >> thanks, kayla. >> mark mahaney. >>> we're watching the 10-year, dropping down to 2.48. could today's data signal something greater? we'll get new comments from david tepper as the dow's now down 174. back in a minute. in today's market, a lot can happen in a second. with fidelity's guaranteed one-second trade execution, we route your order t

carl?ne, it might have sounded like he was lying to you, but as someone who's had their snapchat user name broadcast do the whole world, sometimes you don't want to show what the randos are sending. i like when he said facebook is ancient. snapchat is just old. >> oh, yeah. yeah, when i tried to ask him, so, what's new? they all kind of went blank. there is no new-new yet. casey, the 19-year-old there at the end, admitted, i'm the wrong person many i'm so behind the curve. i said you're 19 years old! how can you be behind the curve? >> well, you've done your share of man on the street. those were pretty good, jane. very nice stuff. >> thank you. that was fun. >> jane wells in los angeles this morning. >>> an update for you, "squawk breakthrough." youtube was the subject of acquisition speculation. re/code reporting that twitter is considering buying the company. we had the founder and ceo on this program last year. here he is talking about his company's plans. >> we see huge mow tension and

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last night, carl.e talking to, they were actually here from microsoft, as well. >> i'm here for the opening of the microsoft store and to get tickets to see macklemore. microsoft and i are pretty tight. >> reporter: now, there's an obvious comparison to rivals in cupertino, but it's not apples to apples. apple has more stores, generates about $20 billion in sales per year. microsoft doesn't break out those numbers. some interesting numbers we can tell you about. the customer growth partners, a retail research firm, says apple generates about 4,500 in sales per square foot. microsoft, under 500. the challenge here for microsoft is that a lot of consumers still associate it with software, not necessarily devices. so microsoft has challenges ahead. but maybe opening up this retail store is a step in changing that perception. guys, back to you. >> josh, it's jon steinberg. what's the difference now from when in 1999 microsoft, i remember, launched a retail store in san francisco, is that they have hardware

. >> are we witnessing a new gop line of attack against hillary clinton and did carl rove take things too far. >> let's start with shocking, i think reprehensible comments from carl but to say she essentially has brain damage or a traumatic brain injury? >> they are knocking carl rove very hard on this, i would say from a spokesperson for hillary clinton. he says carl rove has deceived the country for years but there are no words for this level of lyin lying. >> tim, good evening to you. what do you make of the rush to defend the programs? >> this is the classic routine we always see of the clintons because what you have here is a news media that loves her so much, that they didn't ask her any of these questions about her health when it mattered, which is when she came back into the public eye in january. she did an interview with cynthia mcfadden on nbc and they touched on it, how is your health? there is no serious questions being asked. this is not what they do. they celebrate her, so then when somebody raises the question and say, you know, she was out of office there for a month,

hang on for me 'cause i want to read a quote from carl ichan. he made this on friday.'ll pop it up on the screen. we do not know of any investigation. we are always very careful to observe all legal requirements in awful our activities. i want you to talk about the biggest challenges with cases like this. you touched on it a moment ago, but talk about it, expound a little bit more on that aspect for me. >> the biggest challenge in cases like this is they're built almost entirely on circumstantial evidence. we heard they're investigating well-timed trades. trading patterns. that investigation needs to take place behind the scenes necessarily. in cases like this -- >> i got to stop you there. i need you to tell me how this stuff takes place behind the scenes and that's what makes it so hard to dig to the bottom of it. that will do it for me. join eric shaun and me for one more hour of news coming up at 6:00 o'clock eastern. right now, don't go anywhere 'cause those rascals on "the five" are up next. >> if i'm gonna help my brain come to fruition, i'm gonna have to feed i

hi, rick. >> hi, carl. only a congressman, but he's also a doctor. psychologist. welcome, congressman murphy. >> great to be with you, rick. >> all right. now i looked at this data and basically seems to me the house energy and commerce committee took the advice of the administration when questioned numerous times as to ultimately how many people have paid with regard to the affordable care act/obama care. they didn't know. they said you know, you have to talk to the insurers. that's what this committee did. tell us in simple form what their findings were, congressman. >> indeed. we asked the insurance companies how many people did sign up and paid their premium. the president said 8 million have signed up. we found two out of three. on top of that it's important to know who signed up. what we found is, that most of the people who signed rupp actually over age 50 and less than 25% or so are 18 to 35. the administration has said you need about 40% of the sign-ups to be in the younger category, the young, hea

lou: carl the best of the, thank you so much. >> thank you. lou: carl cameron. >> on wall street stocks finished sharply lower, selling off 130 on the day, nazdaq down 57, crude oil up a fraction. gold dropped 70 cents. and yield on 10 year 2.60%. merck sel selling consumer careo be bayer. twitter shares plummeted nearly 18% after early investors and employees were a lowed to sell their stakes for first time since the company's ipo. >> whole food shares lower following an earning's miss. aley baba to raise up to 20 billion in largest public offering in american history, total numbers will reach for valuation around $120 billion. >> a revolution play come to home construct new reports that a chinese company using giant 3 day printers, can make 10 houses in one day. imagine that. the university of southern california, also building a 3-d printer, which that protkaougss prodeuces abasic -- produces a e in one day. a house is being built in amsterdam right now, they say that damage is revolutionary, would make housing more affordable and cut down

carl?h action for a company that may or may not be for sale down the road via the south korean congom rate lg. >> i guess the brittney spears brand perfumes aren't selling. >> a lot of celebrity perfumes haven't done well. we keep dancing around 1900 which is going to be a battleground at least in the near term. lot of that dow component setting some new highs like a travelers and a mcdonald's but housing is interesting. you look at pulte among the top performing s&p components, so some of the areas that have been really ignored by the market are getting a little bit of love this morning. >> the one everyone is trying to figure out is the retail sales report for the month of april. 0.1% growth. a lot less than economists were looking for. yet, higher revisions for march. you wonder how that really adds up for gdp in the next quarter and whether the optimism, the 4% we keep hearing from steve liesman and from some of the estimates on wall street can continue. >> yet the stock market is -- th

carl?t jpmorgan's note about her testimony is titled brooklyn dodger, referring to where she is from. thank you so much. >> for the record, carl, she hasn't been asked any monetary policy questions. obviously there are other things on the senators' minds and the first thing is getting re-elected. >> fair enough. >> if she is dodging, she's learning to dodge better last time around when she gave the six-month statement. >> those are professional questioners, simon, those were reporters, if you recall, not senators. and i would point out, if reporters did not get to question the chair, we would know nothing about the monetary policy given how the senators are questioning today. >> you need to run for office. >> no. keep my job and ask the chair on federal monetary policies. >> let's get over to jackie deangeles. >> reporter: nasdaq is trading down more than 1% on this number from the department of energy on weekly storage injections for last week. we actually saw a 74 billion cubic feet built

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>> that's right, carl.res of intuit recovering nicely, off as much as 5% after hours, after its earnings report. the company cut its fourth quarter revenue and profit outlook, but, hey, a reported 20% rise in third quarter profit. that's the big quarter. it's the tax season quarter. most by far of its profit comes then. joining us now is brad smith, president and ceo of intuit. brad, when i saw the stock down after hours, considering you had just won your super bowl by two touchdowns, i wondered what the traders were thinking. apparently, different attitude this morning. look, you picked up two points of tax preparation share in the quarter, spending less on marketing. net promoter scores are up. it looks like the product here is getting a pretty strong reception, right? >> it sure is, jon. we had a great quarter. our tax team did everything you just described. the product was better. the marketing was on point. the results showed up in the marketplace. what's really happening is the entire company continue

carl? you so much for that. >>> meantime, let's send it over to seema mody and get a "market flash." gold is back above 1,300. seema? >> that's right. the precious metal higher after the dollar came under pressure as investors awaited confirmation of stimulus measures from the european central bank. now, trading at 1,305. as for gold stocks, take a look at that board. currently higher across the board with bear gold up about 1.6%. kayla? >> thank you so much, seema. >>> when we come back, despite a lifetime ban from the nba, donald sterling is still the owner of the l.a. clippers. has the controversy hurt the value of ticket prices for that team? we've got the numbers and we'll bring them to you in a moment. all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today

smear campaign, are we witnessing an attack on hillary clinton and did carl rove take things too far neighborhood, and letters from jackie, unguarded messages hidden about her husband, her life, her marriage, a sign of jackie kennedy not seen until now. "nightly news" begins now. >> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with brian williams. >> good evening the mers virus arrived seemingly out of nowhere. we actually foe it started in the middle east and is potentially fatal. while public health officials have been downplaying the threat after two confirmed cases here in the u.s., just today, the federal government stems up its efforts to keep it out of this country. today a health advisory went up at all major u.s. airports alerting travelers to the middle east and trying to prevent its spread. health care workers in orlando are being tested after they came in contact with a patient. tonight, this virus is being taken very seriously. it's where we begin our reporting tonight with our chief medical editor dr. nancy snyderman. >> reporter: the white h

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. >>> and after 60 years in radio, carl castle has retired.e started in radio at the university of nashl with his classmate charles kur alt. he was part of npr's morning edition for 30 years and became something of a cult favoriten the weekly commed quiz show. wait wait, don't tell me. his last appearance was today. [ applause ] >> we thought about doing an hour-long special of nothing but tributes to carl, and we could do that, believe me. but we wanted to send carl out the way he wants, by simply doing a good radio show. >> why start now, peter? [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> we want to go more deeply tonight into a significant story that yesterday, the government fine against general motors for its slow response reporting a safety problem linked to 13 deaths. for more we are joined from phoenix, arizona. just remind people what this case is all about. >> right, so these involved general motors vehicles, saturns, pontiacs and chevrolets, started to be built in 2002, older models general motors' cars. there's a pin in the ignition that can come loose

this one of them here in carl's bad. but firefighters have done a fantastic job of mobilizing, working together and saving thousands of homes. little late breaking news to report tonight. escondido has called a news conference. they're expected to announce an arrest of somebody starting one or more of these fires that news conference is expected in the next few minutes. >> ted, what is the biggest concern right now for firefighters as we head into these overnight hours? >> well the biggest difficulty here is the fact there are eight active fires. what is working in their favor is mother nature. the winds have calmed down. temperatures have obviously dropped overnight. but tomorrow is supposed to be a good day weather wise. tomorrow will be a very pivotal day going into the weekend. if these things hold and if the weather forecast is accurate they should be able to get a handled on these fires. >> what about the fire fighting resources. you said eight separate fires burning. do they have enough crews to battle the flames?

this one of them here in carl's bad. but firefighters have done a fantastic job of mobilizing, working together and saving thousands of homes. little late breaking news to report tonight. escondido has called a news conference. they're expected to announce an arrest of somebody starting one or more of these fires that news conference is expected in the next few minutes. >> ted, what is the biggest concern right now for firefighters as we head into these overnight hours? >> well the biggest difficulty here is the fact there are eight active fires. what is working in their favor is mother nature. the winds have calmed down. temperatures have obviously dropped overnight. but tomorrow is supposed to be a good day weather wise. tomorrow will be a very pivotal day going into the weekend. if these things hold and if the weather forecast is accurate they should be able to get a handled on these fires. >> what about the fire fighting resources. you said eight separate fires burning. do they have enough crews to battle the flames?

the suggestion is, carl icahn tipped them beforehand about his bid. phil mickelson saying today, he's innocent. i have done absolutely nothing wrong. i have cooped wirated with the government in this investigation and will continue to do so. i wish i could fully discuss this matter, but under this current circumstances, it's just not possible. carl icahn is denying there is an investigation. walters is declining to comment. the high-profile investigation is significant. considering the government's recent successful track record against insider trading, convicting 85 out of 90 people over the last five years. >>. >> but ultimately, you know, one major part of our economy is, you know, access to free markets. and so if certain individuals who are rich and powerful are getting an advantage, you know, that's what the s.e.c. is trying to crack down on. >> investigators are reportedly also looking into trades phil mickelson and walters made in 2012 related to dean foods company, though those trades appear to not have any connection with carl icahn. arthel?

i'm carl quintanilla and david faber and jim cramer fresh from his one on one with tim geithner from barnes & noble in new york city. futures are weak on the earnings miss out of walmart, one of the worst misses for that company in several years, offsetting strength in cisco after those reports last night. boat load of economic data, the ten-year was spooked, jobless claims at a seven-year low, cpi in line,

carl should jump off the building. "snl" crew sit in and do a parody, which would be keeping in the comcast way. we would love the "snl" guys to do that. >> will they actually expect us to do something now? >> i don't know. producers are leading the charge. >> all right. >>> we're about a minute away from the top of the hour. markets have been interesting all morning long. we haven't discussed retailers for most of the hour, but nordstroms is the best performing s&p component. 72 cents, a beat by 4 cents. comps are up 3.3, looking for a partner in the credit card receivables, which is one reason for the jump. and jcpenney, too, up 19% in the premarket. not quite that much right now. but comps up 6.2. margins were higher. april, the first month in 30 with positive comps. and they're going to end the year with about $2 billion in cash. so some of the death march stories we've seen on jcp coming to an end. >> and the credit facility helps, as kayla pointed out yesterday afternoon, shorts getting squeezed there. a lot of p

carl douglas, pat croce, good angles all the way around on this story.tlemen, thank you for joining us. >>> and when we come back, karl rove raises questions about hillary clinton's brain health and sets off a predictable uproar. is this a preview of the next few years? if so maybe we should just move to new zealand now. [ male announcer ] there is no substitute for experience. for what reality teaches you firsthand. in the face of danger, and under the most demanding circumstances. experience builds character. experience builds confidence. and experience... has built this. the 2014 glk. the engineering and the experience of mercedes-benz. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. through mercedes-benz first the cookie at check-in. then a little weekend to remember. join us for the celebration package. with sparkling wine, breakfast and a late checkout. doubletree by hilton. where the little things mean everything. >>> is karl rove suffering from brain damage? i'm not saying he is. but it might be a reaso

we turn to carl cameron. he's standing by in d.c.ith the election results. >> in kentucky from the very start it was clear. it's been clear for weeks that mitch mcconnell would easily beat matt beavan. he couldn't compete with mcconnell's money and organization. mcconnell may have a much tougher general election battle against democrats.

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carl douglas, pat croce, good angles all the way around on this story.tlemen, thank you for joining us. >>> and when we come back, karl rove raises questions about hillary clinton's brain health and sets off a predictable uproar. is this a preview of the next few years? if so maybe we should just move to new zealand now. man: we know when parents and teachers work together... woman: our schools get stronger. man: as superintendent of public education, that's been tom torlakson's approach. woman: torlakson has supported legislation to guarantee spending decisions about our education tax dollars are made by parents, teachers and the local community... and not by sacramento politicians. and we need to keep that legislation on track. man: so tell tom torlakson to keep fighting for local control of school funding decisions. >>> is karl rove suffering from brain damage? i'm not saying he is. but it might be a reasonable question given his recent comments about hillary clinton. "the new york post" reported while speaking at an event last thursday rove brought u

carl icahn might not like that.ou think about that. >> i don't think carl necessarily asking cash to be given back to the shareholders is asking just for an immediate amount of cash. he is also asking for the proper balance. does apple need cash? absolutely. how much is the open question. that is not only thing. david: not only thing but if carl icahn was to choose between immediate jump in the share price or delay of a year or longer than that because of investment in the company i would assume he would take a jump in the share price? >> i would say if you look at activists a whole, carl does a lot of great things, if you look at activism, a much more common thing people are asking for is board seats. value invest something what activism is about. what berkshire hathaway does in a different way. they're looking to make a value play where they think the company is worth a lot of money but current board is not unlocking it. cheryl: those that criticize activist investors like mr. icahn or ackman, what they say they h

carl spoke to dick costello last week.t to say. >> benchmark announced one of our early investors afownesed they have no plans to sell. frankly after speaking with most of our major investors with the company, since prior to the ipo, many of those investors have declared that they have no intention to sell. we feel great about that. it's, frankly, one of the reasons probably the primary reason we decided and announced we have no current plans it to have a secondary offering. >> so he spoke to most of the big investors and many of them said, that they wouldn't sell. which kind of leads a lot of open question marks and no wonder the stock is down. it has to be said one of the main reasons not to sell at the moment will be because the stock is so depressed. >> yes as pisani pointed out if the last hour, their price, their average price, is way below where we are right now. they would be taking profits if they sold today. >> the decision to sell if you're an insider is different from the decision to buy or sell if you're a ret

the suggestion is carl icahn tipped him about his bid. the high-profile investigation is significant, considering the government's recent successful track record against insider trading. there have been 85 convictions out of 90 people charged by new york prosecutors over the last five years. >> the goal of a lot of these cases is to deter other people from, you know, engaging in insider trading, so people see high-profile investors getting caught for insider trading, it will deter them from doing it as well. the flip, side, though, the fact that this story leaked could hurt the government's case, because now they're not able to sort of secretly gather evidence. >> both carl icahn and phil mickelson is telling the journal, quote, we do not know of any investigation. we are always very careful to observe all legal requirements in all of our activities. now, phil mickelson's lawyers saying phil is not the target of any investigation, period. meanwhile, billy walters is declining to comment. investigators will look into the relationship betwe

that is a big jump, 16.3% jump in carl icahn's stake in apple.s to netflix he decreased his stake in netflix. looking at netflix's stock, carl icahn decreasing his stake in net flick. finally made a big move in herbalife to 17 million shares his holdings in herbalife. carl icahn is filing like crazy in after-hours making big moves in big companies liz and dave, you both know but those are three main headlines crossing right now. david: thank you very much, cheryl. liz: the s&p futures are closing right now. let's head back to bob iaccino in the pits of cme. how does it look? >> a little bit of short-covering into the close but knowing really to write home about. interesting you mentioned in the 10-year note, keep eye on that. you have a interesting situation for fed and janet yellen. they want to end qe and rates are actually going lower. anyone structuring strategies around more qe coming, it is not coming. liz: thank you very much. bob iaccino. david: on a day like today you would expect the vix to spike as it did about 8% but throughout the ma

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hey, rick. >> hi, carl.e may final, keep in mind the mid-month read on this was 81.8. what is it? >> 81.9. >> 81.9. not a big change from the 81.8. 81.9. you know, just to put a face on how this all fits in, april's read at 84.1 was the best since july of last year, which was 85.1. that was the best since july of '07. it seems like anything with a survey is doing extremely well. it seems like some of the more hard data like gdp may be not. makes the job report coming up that much more important. carl, back to you. >> all right. rick, thank you very much. rick santelli. jim, "mad money" tonight? >> sage kostin burg. the wheaties box, talking about endorsements, to me the highlight of what an amateur professional athlete can do. so exciting. quintiles, the letter q, may be the next person apple teams up with, one of the best, successful ipos of last year, a good company that does contract research for drug companies. want to ask them about the mergers and does that possibly hurt the business. >> all right. jim

carl, of course, is live at the code conference which continues to be pretty eventful, carl.ly especially with headlines like this, simon, probably the big one in terms of headlines out of the code conference. apple of course acquiring beats electronics. apple's biggest acquisition ever, $3 billion for a company with just 250,000 subs. it's going to be created almost immediately and close by the end of the fiscal year in september. eddie cue who runs apple's media business and jimmy eiovine took to the stage last night. why would beats and iovine, who's been in the music industry 40 years, choose apple. here's what he said. >> we met the guys at apple and what we realized is that they get it. they know what we do. and they respect what we do, respect copyright, they respect the entire food chain. so that's why apple. we said, and since then i've always wanted to work with them. >> iovine candid, especially, given apple's reputation for secrecy, eddie cue was asked, okay, how does this relationship begin to manifest itself. here was his answer to that question. >> we have a lo

carl? >> reporter: thanks, john. the polls don't close in oregon and idaho for another hour. from the kentucky it was clear it's really been clear for weeks mitch mcconnell would easily beat matt bevin. bevin made some missteps and couldn't compete with mcconnell's money and organization. mcconnell may end up having a much tougher general election battle against the democrat. democrats want to oust mcconnell bad and will spend millions doing so. it's not easy in a state like kentucky. particularly when you're the minority republican leader. georgia senate primary is not yet over. looks like no one cleared the 50% hurdle so the top two candidates which look like they may be david perdue and jack kingston they will have to go to a runoff in july. looking ahead to running up against the democrat. that's michele nunn and considered a very formidable democrat. democrats down in georgia hoped the republicans would nominate a tea partier that couldn't rhine. but the two are considered very mainstream. no need to look at the returns in arkansas. the two nominees have been known. mark

took the city 2 hundred and 70 days to deny one application and more than 2 hundred days to deny the carl street and 7th avenue applications. now there's an expectation to the rule by the statute and highlighted in here in section 5 parties what maturing agree to extend the 60 daytime limit but at&t has never agreed to that it has repeatedly told the department in phase to face meetings it expects the department to obey the law it was to find on the record at the hearing he had you personal knowledge including mr. blackman met with the department and told them that the city was not complying with the law and at&t expected the department to meet it's obligations under united states law. there's no hardship law to this section this which is apparently what the department is trying to august and once more there is noting nothing to prevent the department from acting as mr. quan said in the last meeting it's not a lack of staff or resources under the law at&t pays for the entire process for the hearing officers and the staff in making the depreciations and why it can't schedule the the proces

in this case, more responses. >> carl levan, on the u.s. militarization in africa?> this is very important the unitede, when states pentagon organized its africa command starting around 2007, 2000 eight, there were all of these grand promises that it was going to be a different kind of command and that it was going to show a kinder, softer, gentler side of the united states military and would engage in a lot of non-kinetic missions and a lot of humanitarian and development. this may the development community quite nervous in the u.s. and elsewhere. there's a debate about whether it was an effort to build military bases. president bush in one of his more eloquent moments call this "baloney." so now with the recent revelations by eric schmidt has excellent reporting that the united states has been secretly expanding military assistance to niger andmali and whereby the united states last year established a separate drone-based it has been using for overflights into molly -- all of this confirms that expandingis was about military operations on the continent. to some ex

. ♪ it tastes so sunshine-y [ carl ] ♪ drink it down and you'll believe ♪ ♪ the taste of peachiosityosity ♪ new lipton peach iced tea [ carl ] ♪ drink it down and you'll believe ♪ ♪ the taste of peachiosity [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. you know, environmental pollution is really not a problem when it doesn't effect you but what happens if it does? jordan klepper has the terrifying answer. >> press tien chemical valley west virginia is the heart of american coal industry and probusiness anti-regulation conserve actives have long fought to keep thought way. one conserve active strangely has broken ranks republican delegate cindy fritch. >> we need reasonable regulations on every industry. >> you are a republican looking to regulate this industry? >> yes. >> there must be something in the water. >> there was hopefully not anymore. >> 200,000 people are scrambling to find water to drink after a massive chemical spill. >> the cause of predicable an aging infrastructure coupled with lax regulations but the effect was shocking. >> i drank the water and it tasted funny. >> so

carl used to own the stratosphere. near the large tower that is out in las vegas. so he's had some dealings for a number of years related to las vegas. so i guess we can only assume that the two gentlemen met. what's interesting, we don't know the extent of any of the relationships here. we don't know to what extent mr. walters knows phil mickelson. we don't know the real extent of the relationship between carl icahn and mr. walters. only that carl said i know who phil mickelson is, but i've never met him. >> does he talk at all about phil mickelson's role? did he say he may have known mr. walters? or did he just say, look, i don't know the guy? >> he just said, i don't know the guy. it's interesting that we're talking about a very high-profile story. there have been a number of insider trading cases that have developed over the years surrounding some well-known people and well-known investors we cover on a regular basis, but this has really ris be to a different level. talking about what the fbi and the ftc are taking a look at. you've got the richest guy on wall

the bases bid contract items and alternative one the aestheticly beautiful play structure for the carl larson contract number in the amount of seven hundred and 28 thousand plus to j.b. d and sons construction. i've been working on this project for two years and come to the commission to present the conceptual design with the agreement and doing a recognition plan and it's taken a while to get to this point we were doing public fundraising working with the parks alliance and fortunately, we were able to increase the fundraising and now ready to go. we've done quite a bit of coordination for the custom airline structure into the playground and for the young ones folks might know where carlson playground it's north of the pool it's a small sand area with not only a swing set but previously 3 commissions gentlemen's and transformed into play structures the last one was removed in 2003 because of contamination concerns we're working with an artist in san bark who's giving >> is a beautiful steel structure plane with tile finish and a big net structure in the back where the jet plume would

but again, it is with carl icon, here's someone who is a smart businessman.id he really need to have inside information in the clorox trade? maybe not. >> reporter: we'll find out. investigators are looking into trades that michelson and walters made in 2012 related to dean food company though they have no connection with icon. >> where do we go now? >> the high profile investigation is just that. and the federal prosecutors in manhattan are handling the probe with the fcc and fbi. this probe is significant. over the last five years. the federal prosecutors office is successful and that is 85 out of 90 cases are convicted. >> and it is eye-opening to think that they could be involved in this it. >> that's right. brian, thank you so much. >> and big names on display in the big easy. future of conservative politics and crucial midterm election. fox news has an interview with rick perry and ted cruise. >> and a new twist into the benghazi secretary attack. >> find out why terrory didn't have to testify. trait ahead. [male vo] inside this bag exists over 150 year

. >> brown: we take a close look at the situation, with: carl levan, an assistant professor at american university's school of international service. and mojubaolu okome, a professor of african and women's studies at brooklyn college. let me start with you professor o combe wa, you can tell us about the strong feeling of this inside nigeria and who is it aimed at, the military, the system as a whole? >> many parents are distressed because in this happens to somebody's child, it affects everybody who is a parent because of the potential that things can spirl out of control. besides it's important for the girls to be united with their families. and this situation has dragged on now into three weeks. and there's absolutely no coheesive information. the distrust the people are feeling and a lot of the criticisms are directed to the system as a whole. >> brown: carl leffan let me ask you about that system just to frame it for people, sectarian violence going on at the same time the country still in a transition to democracy. >> the transition has been longer an perhaps more feignful than i t

carl, good of you to be here tonight.you have been targeted repeatedly, specifically by the left and that's been very well documented. do you believe those that targeted you in the past are capable of this? >> i don't want to speculate on whose responsible for this. my hope is that the san diego police department will pursue every lead and whoever did this will be brought to justice. you know, at a time when people are out of work, when veterans aren't getting benefits, this should not be the focus of our national dialogue on what we need to do in this country. it ought to be on ideas, not vandalism in the middle of the night from a coward. >> it's crazy this happened and the damage was bad. the police came out and said look, this is a random act. i want to ask you why you're such a target. it seems that the left in particular clearly perceives you as a threat, and as an openly gay republican, do you believe it's because you potentially undermine their acquisitions that the gop is a party that's bigot bigoted? >> there ar

carl jenkinson a good read there. .ing so well for arsene wenger and arsenal here today. the play is back to business. still a bit shy of half an hour to go when you include stoppage time. they'll wrack up some more yet here, arsenal. open, from behind. >> can norwich pull something back here? turner and bennett both up in the back. loza in the box, too. turner, sheffield, they've got fabianski, snodgrass by the near post. redmond with the corner. come back for johnson. now koscielny. rosicky. here's olivier giroud. wilshere. ozil. snodgrass. just foul there had by the germ german. >> they were fourth last year and hope to have a better impact throughout the whole campaign in its second year with the club. >> you need to know what the league is all about here. come day one in august, he doesn't know where his future is. if he's not performing up to high level and having a big much assist way. but they will need more. now it's just weather arsene wenger wants him and then they can be more competitive in the big match wes

. >> carl demaio's campaign staff and volunteers are back at work just hours after vandals ran sammed their office and stole valuable kpaib office, just days before california's primary election. the break-in resulted in computers, copiers and phones destroyed, with almost every single cable in the office cut, and water poured into many of the machine. >> tuesday is right arp the corner. we don't have a lot of time to really top and let that affect us. we keep doing, we keep moving and pushing carl's positive message of reform. >> to have it timed about a week before, thereabouts, causes maximum disruption to the campaign. so as an act of political vandalism, it arguably could be effective. >> reporter: a candidate for california's 52nd congressal district, it has been bamting both sides of the aisle with democrats and some republicans questioning his candidacy due to his being an openly gay republican. as the investigation into the break-in continues, the campaign insists whoever is responsible knew what they were doing and what they were looking for. >> our phone cords were cut. not