he's paid by a coal company, and a foundation founded by billionaire charles coke and submitted 11 papers to journals and didn't disclose these page. >> the smithsonian says it's concerned and will launch a re view. he has not responded to questions about the documents. the group says it's part of the face ill fuel strategy to sow seeds of doubt about climate change. >> the harm is the lack of transparency when the public is trying to decide if this is a problem. scientists are telling you don't worry, polar bears are fine. it's poisoning the debate >>> finally, rescuers in florida are racing to save as many as 15 m maniies stuck in a storm drain near melbourne. firefighters have been working for hours. the sea creatures were probably looking for warm water when they got trapped. a young calf and her mother were among the first pulled from the pipe. i'm antonio mora thank you for joining us. for the latest news any time head over to aljazeera.com. "inside story" is up next. have a great night. . >> hello, i'm ray suarez patients at a los angeles hospital - no telling how many - were expos

about a month ago there was an op-ed in politico by charles coke and me about our views on criminal justice reform. we have five buckets. i think there's some handouts here that look at the five different areas we think could be impacted. we think they all need to be addressed. since then, in that last month we have received so many letters, e-mails calls from people around the country, and it's across the spectrum. doctors, defense lawyers, public defenders, public officials, educators, hourly workers, law enforcement, inmates, prison officials, former prisoners phenomenaler prison officials, young, old urban, rural, all agreeing telling us some horror story about them and their family. my family experienced this. we all do. everybody has a story here. everybody has a story about how the criminal justice system has failed them or impacted them. and this is something that we can all work on. that's what's such a great thing. so, we think we have a great opportunity here with all these groups, all of you in the room, we think we have a great opportunity to improve our criminal justice system

we've got a lot of things with respect to the consumer, coke, cvs, pepsi, we've got -- and today. >> and cheesecake factory. charlesey didn't look too good. >> you should expect that consumer spending is going to continue to bode well for the corporations. so we're bullish on the consumer stocks, in particular, the walmarts, the t.j. maxxes and targets of the world. >> airline stocks were down, oil prices going up, they did not see a reduction in oil prices, now that oil priors going up, the airlines are justifying we might be raising price tags as well. >> that doesn't surprise me from the airlines anymore. >> as to the consumer aspect, these companies have been struggling. rate that gaps numbers, old navy, lower price, up 11% globally. banana republic only a 1. where are people shopping? at lower end. i agree with the walmart, costco, target, that area will do well. charles: on the jolts thing, if we don't see quits up, i think that's another sign for the fed to state course. we have important stuff coming up tomorrow. it was a lackluster session. the hot jobs report was good for the market for about two hours. t

again, i gauge everything before 2008 -- charles: some people are saying, when it comes to pepsi and cokeecause the move from carbonated beverages, expectations were lower. can we read beyond the wall street earnings and low expectations. is there something greater in that? we talked about the consumer not stepping up to the plate. spending is the main thing, that's the thing that is missing. >> we talk about this often. yes, we had a spike of wage growth in january. but it's not there yet. we saw the consumer spending on savings and the credit that they have a little bit of. but until we get that -- that long-term wage growth and the consumer feels better about their jobs, which, again, we're getting up there. we're getting up there. but it's not quite there yet. charles: so one month does not make a trend. >> not at all. charles: what's going on in greece? >> two major things. ukraine in russia. you have the diplomatic relations going on. france and germany trying to figure out what to do. nothing came out of that meeting. then you have over in greece, you had the eu officials have said