. >> anthony thought that dan smith was trying to get even with him for taking his wife away from him, and he thought enough to say, well, maybe dan was trying to take my wife away from me. >> investigators searched for arsenic throughout the pignataros' home. >> we searched the house from top to bottom looking for arsenic, pesticides and insecticides, anything that may contain arsenic. anything that looked suspicious, powdery was taken to be analyzed at the lab and came back negative. >> detectives interviewed debbie's daughter, since she, too, had some of the same symptoms as her mother. they asked her what she ate on the day she became ill. >> there was soup left on the kitchen table, and she ate some of it. that night she was vomiting. >> debbie then remembered an important detail, that tony made the soup that day. >> he brought me the bowl. and i remember saying, i can't eat all this. he's like, no, eat it, it's good for you. >> their daughter found some of that soup left over on the stove and took some. to find out exactly how long debbie had been ingesting arsenic, doctors deci

smith is a patient. and dan for people with alzheimer's. >> you remember what day i first met you? >> dan plays memory games with her because doctors say it's important to keep b's brain stimulated. there's no cures for alzheimer's. >> medicine has helped at all? >> because of the degenerative nature of the disease the alzheimer's association says it's important for families to discuss care plans sooner rather than later so loved ones aren't left to make important decision on this their which is why i asked this question. what would you want for him ten years from now if you get to the point where you reel knee need care all the time? >> i want him to have good health. i would want for him to be able to not have to take care of me. and if i had to have somebody else take care of me, that would be hopefully fine, too. >> her symptoms have progressed. but b. has the same positive outlook that's made her famous. >> even with alzheimer's, i think that things are going to work out. i'm going to do my best to make it

. >> dan, what do you make of this? >> it's great for shane smith.y have built a great business model. probably a lot of people didn't think they could capture and be edgy and the idea of time merging one of their units with them and making a much bigger piece of the pie. we have seen this in different cycles as far as media and technology. they have great original content. the investment they took a year ago at $1.5 billion. and now it's looking $2 billion to $3 billion. so i don't think there's a lot of great ways to play this. a lot of these investments are probably private at this point. >> sony getting set to introduce the play station tv. video and game streaming device to the u.s. and europe as it looks to take on amazon's fire tv. tim? >> this is exciting and yet it's not. they're going toe to toe with microsoft. it's the one part after the restructuring people are excited about with the stock. if you're looking to trade the stock, 16 is a low that the stock is rested at. i think the best days in the short term are in the next six to nine mon

smith is here with more. hi, rachel. >> hi, guys. that's right, dan and rebecca.sies in the very short time since she captured the title of miss usa. and the latest, questions the state she called home before winning the crown. is it nevada or california? >> nevada. >> reporter: this morning, miss usa nia sanchez, just seven days into her reign, is facing questions about eligibility. >> nia sanchez, 24, las vegas, nevada. >> reporter: critics say she moved to nevada for easier competition, after three consecutive failed attempts to win the golden state's crown. >> riverside county, nia sanchez. >> reporter: the network claims that sanchez was living in california throughout 2013, when she captured the title of miss nevada, usa, earning the spot in the national competition last sunday night. the miss universe and miss nevada, usa, organization, telling abc news, they stand by their winner. writing in a statement, there's no reason to question her residency. sanchez also released a statement to abc news, saying, nothing could have been more thrilling for me than to

dan in connecticut? >> hey, mr. cramer. nice university boo-yah to you. >> i like that. how can i help? >> i've been following smith wesson since it was at $9 a share and they have earnings coming up this thursday. what do you think? >> when you look at the breakdowns of what the big sporting good companies are saying about guns, they indicate it's key. i do not want to go in ahead of that quarter. ross? >> hello, i am a college student with holding in halliburton, exxon mobil and conocophillips. i'm wondering if i should consolidate. >> halliburton is a point off its 52-week high. i would sell that. i don't think there's a lot of upside there. the one thing you have to remember is that conoco has had such a move, take some off the table. 68 in 80s in a straight line. john in california. john. >> hi, jim. boo-yah to you. from san diego. >> nice. >> i'm calling about vertex pharmaceuticals. >> very negative article talking about how there was a presentation, people didn't like vertex. i like celgene. still the cheapest, but looking at 2017 earnings and most people are looking at yesterday. bob in pennsylvania. >> gr

and rachel smith stole that money from her and has it here on set. >> i'm going to give it back, i promise. dan is out of control. people here were searching central park saturday like money growing on trees. in new york city alone, there were 40 envelopes like this one, containing $50 and a silver coin. in the end, it's the thoughts not the amount that matters the most. it all started as a social media experiment. >> i'm trying to find the hidden cash. >> reporter: a twitter-fuelled treasure hunt. the prize -- cold hard cash. >> anything is better than nothing. >> reporter: using the twitter handle hiddencash. sparked the craze in california. that's spread across the country and beyond. the man hidden behind all of the cash, jason busi, says the goal is a simple one. >> we're doing it to give back and put a smile on people's faces. >> reporter: saturday was hidden cash's biggest day ever, the cash and the kindness spilling over into multiple cities at once. houston, mexico city, brooklyn and central park, manhattan. this clue from nyc going at 10:00 a.m. mr. grant and miss liberty invite you t