this is the president of the red crocs in mexico city who is trying to give us some of the details. he was just saying oovps that they might be starting the process of removing the collapsed portions of the building. that's one big question of course on everyone's mind. is the scene secure at this point? is there still a concern about gas leaking. so this could be a continued concern. take a look at these pictures again. we're still trying to get more details coming out of mexico city. the number of killed has just gone up to at least seven people killed. this is a maternity hospital just south of mexico city. 50 people injured at this point, john. you can imagine how many people were also inside the building. >> we'll check back in on this in just a little bit. >>> some other news this morning, we're about one and a half hours past the deadline set by isis. no word yet on whether jordan has gone through with the prisoner swap with isis. the jordanians are desperate to get back their army pilot moaz kasasbeh he was captured last month after his fighter jet crashed in syria. the life

this croc got a big bite out of his leg. part of the video may be difficult to watch. finally, this woman who appears to be nearby kind of jumps up on the fence to help him out. but again, you can see the amount of blood he's losing from that bite. that crocodile is still behind him. >> need bigger boots, bro, if you sit around crocodiles. you may want to cover up a little bit more. >>> in this video captured by donald osborne in birds, illinois he wasn't harmed physically but i think his feelings were kind of hurt. he put up a trail cam on some private land where he was going to do some hunting but left the deer stand, see that ladder that's where the deer stand was, he left. after he left all kind of wildlife showed up. >> deer party. >> oh. oh. ♪ >> 11.5 wing beautiful blue skies, he's going for -- he's going to have a great time. buzzes past this guy, says hi. as he comes here it's like star wars. goes into this canyon right here. he's going to do canyon buzzing. really nice aggressive turns. goes first to the left to the right, rides down the canyon sharper and sh

. >> other papers of course are focusing on what are being called these "crocs"acks" in french societythe french faultlines basically you can see in this drawing, a terrorist hacking away at a french flag, which is a pencil that looks like it will be broken into two. "courrier international" and several foreign papers have identified these graphs in french society. the jewish population of feels threatened, the muslim population that feels stigmatized. clearly france has failed to integrate its muslim populations, but there is some hope and "courrier international" quotes the "new york times," that this is a golden opportunity for france come into quoted, it says "the decline has been real, but the future is unwritten. if there is a real history yet to be made in europe, for good or for ill in my be made first and france." >> other papers in the world are focusing on the international fight of terrorism. >> that is right. an italian magazine point that it is not just a french problem. sure cartoonists at "charlie hebdo" may have paid the ultimate price, but this is a global threat. and

number three, according to our staff, shoulder pads, then crocs, at number two, and now the picturesat noise, george. >> that looks good. >> he rocks those crocs. >> this is a nonscientific poll and the "pop news" staff who created it. >> a new spin-off of "pop news." >> yes, it is, and the number one worst style trend is the mullet. when your haircut says business in the front and party in the back, it's like two for the price of one and ginger knows that firsthand. >> i do. >> there she is, a young ginger. >> not really a mullet. >> no, it is. if you had pulled her hair back it would look like short hair. >> that's because my dad cut my hair with a flowbee. i'm not joking. >> another secret we find out about ginger. >> it's a vacuum that cuts your hair. >>> and finally, in "pop news," one of those weird videos we like to hoe you. sometimes no words and i think this guy knows what i'm talking about on this wednesday. >> george, i'm not even going to say he's talking because he's not. i just like him. >> what's he doing? >> we're not sure but wanted to share. seems like the perfect w

. >>> the doc was a croc.all, spent a month posing as a doctor before finally being caught. the unidentified scam p would wear a white lab coat to gain access to secure areas of a west palm beach medical center. the rouse ended when an obgyn patient noticed him in an exam room. the teen assured police that he had been a doctor for years the hospital agreed not to press charges because the whole idea was so awesome. no, i think it is terrible sonny, this child would do this. what would you do if there was a teen in your exam room? would you question? >> i have crohn's disease so i would be in the hospital a lot. i know what you are doing and supposed to be doing it and if you come in and don't wash your hands or put on your gloves i will call you out. if he had the correct procedure the whole time, he might have saw something. if he messed up at all during the procedure i would have caught him. >> i'm sure you have a great patient and beloved by the hospital staff. >> i am. i am. i want to get out of here as fa

very different from the folks that built the company and are no longer there, ray croc included.: the stock was up significantly today even before the market turned up. investors like the change. liz: "the willis report" is next. stay tuned. gerri: hello, everyone, i'm gerri willis. this is the "willis report," the show where consumers are our business. president obama's brazen new plan to bust the tax-and-spend like never before. >> president believes that is a good policy choice. gerri: how much money will you win or lose? >>> amazon.com reports earnings. will this be the quarter that finally turns things around. >> we'll learn more about the prime minister membership. gerri: first it last "deflate-gate," then lance arm strang says he would cheat again. what is wrong with our win at all costs culture? pastor john mcarthur is here. >> why can't your account keep up with market gains.

my college roommate jane. >> you d make that noise, george. >> iing looks good. >> he rocks those crocs number one worst style trend is the mullet. when your haircut says business in the front and party in the back, it's like two for the price of one and ginger knows that firsthand. >> i do. >> there she is a young ginger. >> not really a mullet. >> no it is. if you had pulled her hair back it would look like short hair. >> because my dad cut my hair with a flobee. it's a vacuum that cuts your hair. >>> in "pop news," one of those weird videos we like to hoe you. sometimes no words and i think this guy knows what i'm talking about on this wednesday. >> george i'm not even going to say he's talking because he's not. i just like him. >> what's he doing? >> we're not sure but wanted to share. seems like the perfect way to celebrate wednesday. not an animal communication story but a video to make you smile or be slightly disturbed. >> yeah. >> that is "pop news," everybody. >> pop it off. pop it off. >> to pop it off, berobin. >> love it. >>> "heat index" is coming up ginger with a check of

first stock, piper downgrading crocs to neutral from $18 to 1. >> currently sitting at 11.ck is down 7%. they like the recent ceo hire. but always a but turn around timeline is elongated and the share will trade within range in six to 1 months. >> jpmorgan cutting it to neutral. >> shares around fair value. >> we have a long term run. that stock has a good run. >> credit suisse downgrading foot locker to neutral. >> say fundamentals remain healthy but risk/reward is not as favorable. no change which is $57. >> and more global headwinds on the currency front. janney is downgraded. fair value is 187 from 174 currently sitting there at 176. stock is down today by 1%. >> nuance communications makes voice recognition software goldman cutting to sell. >> that's right. they say organic growth will be challenged by competition in the mobile and consumer business space and they see headwinds in medical transcription. stock is down over 3%. >> tomorrow all upgrades. this jobs report -- >> tomorrow saturday. >> exactly what i'm saying. anything else happening? change the market outloo

shorts, vest, and orange crocs. a le cordon bleu dropout, instead batali got schooled in a remote italian village. he made his splash in new york with babbo, and now he is known around the world for his restaurants, cook books, and personality. >> when you tell me that you're in a hurry, i'm already leaving the house. >> next, rachael ray. if the kitchen is a man's world, ray did not get the memo. growing up in her family's restaurant business, she turned her concept for 30-minute meals into an empire. >> pat me on the back. >> yeah, baby. >> and yet, the emmy award-winning host is too humble to take credit, calling her career a happy accident. bobby flay. flay says being a chef wasn't cool when he went to the french culinary institute, but he changed all that in the early-1990's, between his first restaurant and becoming a food network star. >> nerves are ok. utilize those nerves the best way. >> flay is still not afraid of hard work, even eyeing a run for office. rounding out the group, tom colicchio. to colicchio

longer there ray croc included. david: the stock was up significantly today even before the market turned up. investors like the change. liz: "the willis report" is next. stay tuned. gerri: hello, everyone, i'm gerri willis. this is the "willis report," the show where consumers are our business. president obama's brazen new plan to bust the tax-and-spend like never before. >> president believes that is a good policy choice. gerri: how much money will you win or lose? >>> amazon.com reports earnings. will this be the quarter that finally turns things around. >> we'll learn more about the prime minister membership. gerri: first it last "deflate-gate," then lance arm strang says he would cheat again. what is wrong with our win at all costs culture? pastor john mcarthur is here. >> why can't your account keep up with market gains. >>> we have latest crash test results and five cars most likely to kill you. all that and more coming up on "the willis report," where consumers are our business. gerri: president obama says,

crocs what is that >> what is coming up?ope the world would about -- worried about -- stay with us. ♪ >> time for the art charts. if you're worried about greek contagion, take a look at the yield of government bonds in italy spain and portugal. this is a 12 month's chart and this is the countries. italy is the white line. it is declining. spain is up. portugal is 2.54%. they are at or near record lows. compare that to what is happening in greece especially since september. yields as you can see how moved from 5.5% in september all the way up to close on monday at 9.67% near the highest in 15 months. it is worth remembering this on the yield, 10 year to reach a record high of 34.9% in december 2011. we have a long, long way to go to we get there. if greece was to exit the euro which is the pot -- was the worst possible outcome speculators would immediately size of the next potential victim. we're talking cyprus, portugal, spain, and italy as well. remember, italy yields back in november 2011, at the height the greek fear, was

crocs the mediterranean affected, israel and up into turkey flights across the region. talk about how the stock markets across the middle east have been performing as well. unrelated to the weather certainly related to oil, the major markets are down. that is what has been happening in saudi. the south, what is happening in dubai, generally index absolutely crushed. the markets over the last two days. wait until you see the dubai market. a significant low the worst-performing market in the world at one point today. pretty punchy. money flows out of the rest of the gcc into the by is the effect. >> markets on the slide around the world, asia down. you can follow both of us on twitter. we will see you in just a couple of minutes. we have a lot to get through. a little bit of technology in las vegas. ♪ >> welcome back. selling off, pmi data significantly weaker than anticipated. 55.8% compared to last time around. 55 .5%. sterling on the back of this. down by 0.3%. treasuries back down. you are seeing sterling continuing to fall on that, the u.k. economy weaker than expect

there are a lot of crocs already. >> here, we try to do it artificially. >> for the slopes out of reach on the swiss army. >> so far, so good .>> the ridge is safe for today. tom gibson, bloomberg. >> that looks like dangerous work. just over an hour until the start of european equity danger in -- trading. and the stories we are fond of. bloomberg u has a story about mario draghi and the ecb. the raise a couple of questions. they ask whether it was a promise to get 60 million euros of assets a month. or about doing that until you get a sustained -- not a great deal of clarity on that. dp suggests although there was a big number a plan we heard from the ecb yesterday and at the end of the day, the size of the thing. that is what traders were listening to. bp suggests it is to supporting were these complications. the firm bloomberg piece suggested -- also, 80% of the debt purchased will not have the risk share across the union. it suggests it is your responsible to plant the idea that you could still have this debt in silos. >> getting closer to doomsday. >> it is friday, we are not suppo

i already mentioned the crocs over egypt.ot trust the united states in nuclear negotiations. with iran, they think united states is naÏve about iran. they were extorting a really unhappy. it is hard to -- they were extraordinarily unhappy, it is hard to exaggerate, with what unites states did with syria the lack of arm support for the opposition. when bashar al-assad across the so-called redlines and used chemical some of united states essentially said "never mind." there is a long list of saudi unhappiness with the united states. there is a lot of american unhappiness with saudi arabia, not just over domestic policies but also their years, one way or another, supporting radical groups throughout this part of the world, and quite frankly beyond. this is not an alliance. at at best it is an uneasy, on-again, off-again partnership. >> you wrote about the seamless transition from king to king is a sense of panic and saudi arabia at their strategic vantage point. and look worse in their neighborhood right now. how is that affecti

crocs pursuant to house resolution 27, the gentlelady from tennessee, mrs. blackburn will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlelady from tennessee. >> i rise today in support of my amendment to freeze the president's deferred action which was unlawfully created by executive memos on june 15 of 2012. my minute prohibits federal funding and resources being used to consider or adjudicate any new renewal, or previously denied application for any alien requesting consideration for deferred action. article one, section eight clause four states "that the congress should have power to establish a uniform rule of naturalization. " president obama has circumvented congress and the oval office. a federal judge from pennsylvania said it was unconstitutional. in action by congress does not make constitutional executive action. number two, executive action goes beyond prosecutors oriel discretion. it is legislation. that is the reason that we bring the amendment. at this time, i yield one minute to the chairman of the house judiciary committee. >> the