. >> reporter: david morgan oversees the mass rearing at the food and agriculture's facility. >> we havect factory. we mass produce insect. we have to grow up the plant that the pest feeds on, and the pest and then the beneficial insect on the pest. we follow it through. we release them throughout southern california. this is a map of l.a. country. on it is an algorithm evaluating disease. >> this map is telling us where you might expect the disease, not where it is. >> we look for the hot zones and release more insects in the higher risk areas, and fewer insects in locations where we think there's less likelihood of the insects appearing. >> initially they are focussing release efforts in urban areas, where home owners may be reluctant to use pesticides. the battle so save the orange trees is on. it turns out there's an unexpected ally. another nonnative species that could slow down efforts to ramp up the wasp population. the argentine ant. >> argentine ant is an ipp vase if species and has been present california. >> they feast on the sugary waste product and protect them if the par as

david, morgan stanley wealth management. he and i are whispering about a few things including rate hikes. modernizatiomorgan stanley says what? >> liz, they're still talking about january or march of next year. they have not -- liz: next year. all right. that's what warren buffett said. look, if it were me, i don't know how i can possibly raise rates. >> we just had granddaughter number four. >> isn't that nice? congratulations, david. david: we'll let you guys socialize after the hour. we want to talk stocks. lance, we were talked talking about what stocks to avoid. one stock that has been doing good is biotechs. you're saying to avoid biotechs, why? >> real quick. real set back. february was the best-poinpoint gain we had since 1967. march is a 50/50 bet. after a positive february gain it's almost 50/50 that march is positive as well. we're due for a correction. biotechs have run far beyond their fundamental values. a lot of speculation. that area, i want to take profits in and look to maybe rotate some of that cash into s

>> we'll look at all these stories with guests, including piers morgan and former abc news president david westin. >>> president obama taking flak for saying the media are exaggerating the threat of terrorism. >> you know, what's the famous saying about local newscasts right? if it bleeds, it leads, right? >> the president have a point or is he shifting the blame as he seeks new war powers from congress. >>> plus why did msnbc ask eric holder to quack like a duck? i'm howard kurtz, and this is "media buzz." >>> the television world was stunned when jon stewart suddenly announced that later this year he'll be stepping down from his comedy central franchise. >> 17 years is the longest i have ever in my life held a job by 16 years and five months. thank you. the upshot there being, i am a terrible employee. but in my heart i know it is time for someone else to have that opportunity. >> the openly liberal comedian rarely criticizes president obama, but when he does such as after the paris rally for press freedom during those terror attacks, it stings. >> how could obama not be there? look how

were consulted on matthew's indictmentan whi the grahams me closer to justice the morgan harrington case remainsn. david culvt joins us live from charlottese explain where both cases could go from here. david? >> repo: doreen, for folks who have o nbc washington app, you've be getting all day the alerts and updates when it comes to this case. hannah gra abduction and death now a step closer to the judicial process. will come here to albemarle county. when it comes to morgan harringtos case, tonight there is still no named murder suspect. the emotional journey to this point stretches back five months to the day hannah graham vanished f the downtown mall. >> the albemarle county police departmentas completed our investigatin disappearae and death of hannah gr. >> reportt po investigas over. they're searching for hannah ending in tragedy, the discovery of her body on this abandoned property october. soon jesse matthew will face first-dege muer and abduction charges, but we've also told you about the alleged link betwn matthew and morgan harringto death. in 2009 harrington was abducted and killed near the u

. >> we are seeing the banks on the move here david, looking at morgan stanley, bank of america, mellonlon, metlife. >> it's always focused on net interest margin getting the fed moving and start to imagine perhaps there'd be more of an interest margin, which we talk about oftentimes, maybe you buy the banks. back to the internet sector, a lot of pain today. yelp down about 17%. a number of downgrades this morning after the company reported its earnings. questions there about, hey, is the service one that i lauded not that long ago, but is the service fully penetrated because their growth rates not perhaps what people anticipated. so that stock is down. grub hub i think came in okay. i think that stock is up. but expedia is another name that is down sharply. currency there sara certainly doesn't help. >> yeah. >> revenue per room night down ten. even though bookings were strong. but we knew that was the currency story going into the quarter. >> you're saying thateeing that with a lot of the tourism companies and the idea there is with the stronger u.s. dollar you don't have as many inte

we have a star studded line up and people from former abc director david weston and joe klein and piers morgan and look at the shifting media landscape. >> thank you so much. we'll see you in new york. >> and valentine's day is expensive and people spend 2 billion on flowers for the day every year. 90 percent of all of the flowers imported to the u.s. comes through miami intll airport. and every flight is checked out to keep pest and plant diseases from entering in to the country. steve? >> reporter: one of the busiest weekends of the year in miami international airport. four times as many flowers as usual. 22 million come through miami international airport and they are shaking out bouget and coming out with slugs and beatles and cockroaches. >> if you find one at home. you are grossed out and not pleased at all. but when you are looking for it. you are mentally prepared. >> and what they are looking for is anything unusual. pest or disease that could cause harm in the u.s. most flowers came from colombia and they have a cool and humid climate. but recently ecuador has been producing the best

david: good sign when financials are doing well. today is one of those days. >> jpmorgan, bank of america, morgan, citi, up. someone% in some cases. [closing bell ringing] liz: overall, these cheers are for the broader market, david. what a big day. a record for the s&p. a record for the dow jones industrials. as walls of worry continue be toed climbed. david: looks like resolution part time for next four months what is happening in greece. the port situation is clearing up the we'll give you more information on that. interesting inn is day oil came down a little bit. >> nasdaq, russell, all green on the screen. let's get to the breaking news of greece. "after the bell" gets it to you right now. liz: it is only a four-month extension for the greece bailout plan but stock markets loved here in the united states. alti

david kelley back with me from j.p. morgan funds.relieved, there is going to be another obstacle down the road. at least we have bought some time. >> greece can never pay this money back. let's be honest. even the state of the greece economy and the size of the debt, they will never pay back. the logical strategy in the last two years has been string greece along long enough for the rest of european economy to get healthy and the european banks to get healthy. we are actually moving a good deal along that road right now. i think are up is picking up countries that are doing better. if europe can continue to improve, even if the greek situation remains critical, the longer we go, the less dangerous it is going to be. >> it has been a five-year greek drama already. how much longer? common more years before europe really gets back on footing and says, ok, we can finally get this done? >> it is tragic and i feel sorry for the greek people because honestly europe should have been more generous austerity in the middle of her recession, not

david kelly of jo p morgan funds and, mark i'm going start with you.st off, we're seeing stocks go higher and my guess is that it's because the fed is saying well we're trying to address the challenges of how to tell the market we're going to raise rates. if you are talking about the challenges of doing something in your investment brain, does that signal that you are thinking about doing that thing? >> brian, i think they want to but clearly, they are going to have to be patient. i think the market is going to accept this as a positive and also this is happening in a context where central banks all over the world are easing. with the fed being patient and other central banks very very accommodative, this is going to be supportive for equities. >> supportive for equities, but not for financials, and, in fact guys that's exactly where we're seeing the reaction. i don't know if the guys in the control room can pull you an intraday for the kre or bank of america for that matter david, i'm just curious from your standpoint because the reaction of the -- th

we want to bring in david kelly, chief global strategist at jp morgan.egists this monday morning. hey, guys. >> no fat jokes. >> believe me. hey, to bias this was really strong move we had on the markets last week that took the dow up almost 4%. oil moved the dollar moved, the employment report was great. is that signaling a change do you think? >> i think there's a change in the market in terms of where people want to be positioning. even though the entire index moved up if you look the past couple weeks, you've been seeing a change in what is moving within the market. we're seeing more cyclical oriented stocks. not a big surprise from our perspective. if you look at small business optimism, hiring intangibles, capital spending outside of the energy space, all that is really still -- it is continuing a positive trend. it's been going on for six to nine months and people haven't really been paying attention to it. >> let me pick up on that six to nine months timeframe. i'm not sure if we can put up a chart of the s&p over the last year or the last six mo

prosecutor david boyd did not object but pointed out torres was arrested shortly after the morgan hill teenager disappeared in 2012 and he was indicted on the murder charges about a year ago. >> just so the court would have an understanding how much time counsel has had to look at these issues to try to keep things moving along at a reasonable pace. >> volunteers from the search center said the delay will only strengthen their resolve. >> on one hand it's frustrating because we want justice to be done. on the other hand it's motivating >> legal analyst stephen clark says the delay is reasonable for a death penalty case. >> the defense needs time not only to get ready for the guilt phase but if there is a verdict, they have to get ready for the penalty phase. >> her father says he understands the delays but hopes the legal case doesn't overwhelm the memory of the victim sierra lamar. >> if we can keep her more in the spotlight and getting justice for her, that's important. >> still, it will be a long process. stephen clark says he wouldn't be surprised if a trial doesn't take place for

in the hands of people like morgan freeman and david harwood and joseph to tell these great stories thatanged over the last 400 years. whether you are at the grammys or not. it also gives you another chance to show your range. many people or millions fell in love with samantha, but you have been at this a long time and your depth as an actress is tremendous. >> thank you. i was clear about playing cleopatra both times not to just make her a sexual object. she is a politician and she is pretty sexy too. >> shakespeare could have written "sex and the city" back then. >> he was writing for the masses. unfortunately not writing for women. for young boys to play because women were not allowed on the stage. i wonder if he would have changed anything if he could have had women portraying the great great roles. >> how many times a day do people scream samantha at you? right? is it still constant? >> it is, but i see it as the most wonderful compliment that people remember the character and love the show and just really remember it as a time that was cherished about really learning what it is to

. >> hello, i'm david i'm here on behalf of tenaciously and sid nen new there was a much smaller project and had fewer impacts on ms. that is weston and mr. morgan the department recommend inform discretionary review to occur since that time the project sponsor took the plans that were less than twenty-four hours notice and expanded the project not only in depth into the volume as well as square footage so and the department still buildings this is there are no xooernd exceptional circumstances we totally disagree first of all that building first of all, some of the changes that occurred we're only asking for a minor modifications to make it centennial preapplication plans showed that there would be no light set back ones the side from the third floor and 12 foot projection we had several meetings and made several compromises those compromises concluded 80 a two foot set back and reducing the set back and relocating the stairway and included minor modifications today they've taken those things back they don't agree to my any of those we think that's not in good faith and since or since the last scheduled hearing no communication with the adjacen

i spoke wi morgan's mom this morning we'll bring you an update on th at 6:00. david cul news4. >> it took less than three seconds a could have be much worse. a sta trooper's cruiser sideswipedur a routine traffic s here on the beltway. d e dr who's to blame is still out there. news4's pat colli talked to that trooper about that close call. he joins us live in rockville. pat? >> reportjim, in maryland there's a move-over law. if you see cti a ticket onsi ofhe road, you're supposed to move over lane if you can and slow down so you can pa safely. it's the law. but it appears some people just don't get a state trooper traffic stop on a busy road can be death defying. take a look at what happened to this maryland state trooper's car a couple years ago on i-70. now, the tr walked away but ended up retiring because of that crash. these kis things happen more often than you think. meet now trooper tyrell flowers jackson. >> loo like he came all the way up side the vehicle. >> reportn meet tyrell flowers jackson's car. sideswipe the beltway last weekend a he pulled over a sus

disappearance and death of virginia tech student morgan harrying they will announce the new charges at an 11:00 a.m. news conference. we'll be there. you can follow david and nbc washington on twitter for up to the minute updates. [ chanting ] these students say they want more sleep. today is decision today. the board is expected to vote on the issue. news 4's megan mcgrath is live. >> good morning. >> reporter: s teens be given the opportunity to catch a few more sleep. that's the topic of debate. we're expects an answer as they vote on later start times. people in favor of the later start times, well they staged a sleep over or in yesterday in front of the board of education. many wore pajamas. others were wrapped in sleeping people drew dark circles under their eyes. they said teens learn and focus better when they get more sleep. they want the teens to go to school later. the school board is looking at five different options ranging from no change at all to delaying start times 20 to 35 minutes to allow some students to get a little bit more sleep before heading off to class. many students and parents favor later start times. however, many teachers

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morgan, which moved over away from whole. very compelling reason why sales are just accelerating. i think it's a very good piece. then the other one just going to compliment daviding some pen to paper. back to envelope. i thought that valeant could earn ten bucks. now obviously selling at 20 times earnings here. when you add on who knows how much they can cut out of salix. i think it's possible to get a $21 number. again, a $12 number. maybe $11. you see why it's going right to $220. >> they've hid 200 already. i can't remember the last time we saw a stock react this way to a deal. they all react positively. but friday investors had an opportunity to respond to this. >> talking about buy valeant off of this deal. it was right there for the taking. if they can do 11 12 this stock is very cheap. >> what's on tonight? >> we got dow chemical. they haven't really talked that much. host the new board members and what's going on. we've got john chisholm. and tom jorden is considered to be one of the great oilmen. he's said we're going to cut our capital budget very big. we are looking to be able to capitalize off the decline of others. he's a very good oil man. >> one