dom chu has the fcc statement.oon and tell us exactly what thef cc is saying. the bottom line is neustar has had the telephone number portability contract since 1997. there are headlines that suggests ericson has gotten the contract vis-a-vis the fcc, will get the contract or is maybe perhaps being discussed as possibly getting the contract. so there's a couple of different headlines out there from street account, from bloomberg, whatever else you might say, as to how much it's assuredn eustar will not get the contract our may not get the contract. the stock as soon as these headlines came out, it looks like melissa, the market -- and there were headlines to the effect of they're not going to get the contract anymore. >> right. >> but apparently there's some conflict about whether or not the fcc has made a decision or is thinking about making a decision. >> ericsson's stock is telling me it has not made a decision. it may be a case here because ericsson stock is down half a percent or so so really not moving on the

thanks, for that. >> as dom led in, s&p rebalance. so you don't know where the money is coming from. there is a lot of different times of shops, your pension funds, mutual funds and your hedge funds. so you never know who is rebalancing. where the money is going. i wouldn't read too much into this. they are taking from one, selling into another, vice-ve a vice-versa. apple is up 14% 84-to-date. so maybe somebody trimmed the bell. that's where the numbers looked at. >> shares are soaring to an all time high after releasing better-than-expected data for the drug for alzheimer's. they are showing no signs of stopping. the nasdaq climbing this week alone. jeffrey borges, thank you for being with us. it seems like you are a bear. biogen is one of the lowest on the streets. today we had everybody and their brother raising their price targets to as high as $535. why do you remain at 356? >> look, there is an awful lot that used to be done on this drug. today we saw the first data. it was very compelling. it's only 160 patients. there is an a

. >> absolutely dom.ically what's happening is spain's telefonica has made a deal to sell its wireless carrier unit to hutchison lampola, and the price tag is about $10.25 billion pounds. that equates to $15.25 billion. it's a big deal. they have come to an early agreement in the early part of the year january, february but now they are saying that there is a definitive agreement. spain's telefonica will reach that deal and sell its british buyerless unit. $15 billion. >> it is a big deal. >> shares are rising after billionaire carl icon upped his stake in the company. seven million shares to a total of 73 million. chesapeake up by 1.5%. >>> freeport mcmoran slashing to just 5 cents a share. the mining giant citing volatile market conditions for the cut. shares of freeport, as you can see, they're down 1% but they're down 40% over the past year. and general motors investing $350 million to produce its next generation chevrolet cruise compact car in mexico. this is part of the automaker's $5 billion invest

dom has the details., help me out. >> come on, melissa, cypress hill, insane in the membrane. >> i forgot. >> at least guy was there for it. >> it's my favorite song. >> because we're all insane in the membrane here on the show. let's talk about loco. el pollo loco shows up. 438,000 shares have traded. the company came out with a beat on the bottom and top line. it forecast 2015 earns per share in a range of 67 to 71 cents. the mid point of that narrowly beats the average analyst estimate of 68 cents per share full year in terms of a forecast. you can see the shares higher. remember, let's talk about this stock in context. this thing ipo'd at a price of $15 per share. as we're showing you right here, it got up as high as $41.70 on the first day of trading intra-day. and then you can see how far it's gotten, all the way down to where it is now. a nice rally year to date. still, it's got a long way to go. this is wound telephone ipos that a lot of people talk about with food. they liken it to what is happen

but as far as 56-year-old dom co dolce, who is the older of the two, he said i'm a fwa man, i cannot he does not believe it adheres to his family values which is interesting considering he is a guy man in the fashion industry but he does hold these conservative views. he however, says he didn't mean to offend anybody. take a listen to what this he had to tell me a bit earlier. >> we love guy couple we love gay adoption. we love everything it's just -- dom inn co has express -- into my point of view it's my private point of view. i talk with you, i'm sis land i grew up in the family we have a sense of the family very strong for myself. my company is family company and i believe in the tradition of family. this is my school. my background. my culture. it's impossible to change today for something different. it's me. >> reporter: dom co dolce saying while he doesn't believe in ivf he doesn't judge others to ohio do. sir elton john infuriated by their comments in the magazine because he has two children by ivf and they basically asked for peace with the sijer. they said they are not goin

she took her dog chole to meet dom to see if they got along. they did. next day a terrible thing happened. >> he tried to get on top of my dog, my dog growled he didn't like it, he gripped on to her face and wouldn't let go. chole had to have a number of stisms which ended -- stitches which ended up costing her 700 bucks. she was startled when told despite what happened the agency would move forward trying to put the dog up for adoption. >> i said that dog attacked my dog, what if he attacks a kid she said don't worry he won't do that. >> >> reporter: then she saw on the web page that dom was adopted. the dog vishtly attack -- viciously attacked the three. as they had to be hospitalized. >> i couldn't believe that poor family, the kids, that could have been my kids. how can someone sleep at night knowing that they adopted that dog out knowing it viciously attacked my dog. >> reporter: after a number of attempts to get the agency to explain what went so terribly wrong. the executive director said while i don't know all the facts, i will look into it, we d

dom chu has three names some say are poised to pop. dom?ician there, scanning the most technically or chart ready to break out to the upside. we then paired that with the highest analyst estimate potentials begin analyst estimates, in fact and here's the names that came up 15 of them put restoration hardware as one. you see here we broke out around this level and found support right there and moving to the upside right now restoration hardware with an average target price of $103 implying possible 12% upside if you believe the analysts' estimates. another one here as well. let's clear this one. this is oil refiner, tsesoro, they are gapping higher, and refiners benefit when they widen, there's consolidation here but the average target praise is $152 implying a 17% upside from current levels and then the third one here that we're going to highlight is interesting as well. another large cap name one you don't always talk about, but it's united technologies. you think otis elevators, aircraft engines, you can see here, a nice breakout here, an

she had taken her dog to meet dom to make sure they got along they did. the next day a terrible thing happened. >> it was horrible. he tried to get on top of my dog, my dog growled and dom didn't like that, so he gripped on to her face and wouldn't let go. >> reporter: her dog had to have a number of stitches which cost over 700 bucks. she said she call the representative who said they would come by to pick up the dog. she was startled when the agency moved forward to put the dog up for adoption. >> i said my -- dog was attacked by the dog be what if he attacks a kid. >> reporter: two days later the dog attacked three people. they had to be hospitalized. >> i couldn't believe that poor family, the kids, how can someone sleep at night knowing they adopted that dog out knowing that it viciously attacked my dog. after a number of attempts to get the agency to explain what went wrong the executive director called to say i don't know all the facts we are looking into it. we have policy in place to protect families from dangerous animals. the director said the

things along, dom. it's interesting, if you look over the past month or so, solar has seen a little bit of a renaissance when you take a look. sun edison and sun power back on the edge of the yield curve and they have soared 20%. >> as the volatility in oil seems to have died down, the band seems to be smaller in terms of trading, maybe we're seeing decoupling. viv and solar came last year at 16 bucks a share. nice that it's up a little but a long way to go to get back to even here. >> got a quick programming note. next friday we'll have an exclusive interview with greg butterfield, vivent ceo and exxon mobil announcing today at its annual analyst meetings plans to maintain the production outcome despite the recent collapse in oil. "squawk box" has an exclusive interview with ceo rex tillerson and here's a sneak peek of what he had to say about long-term demand. >> what is really needed is we need a pickup in market demand, and if you look at the performance of the u.s. economy, it's okay but it's not r

right now we have brand new from dom.ng of higher prices we're watching shares of both salix and endo international. both shares are halted but endo international has confirmed that it is placing a bid to buy salix pharmaceuticals and the proposal is for $175 per share. again, in salix stock and cash. the cash and stock transaction, again, valued at $175 per share based on closing prices from march 10th. now, the company says it does believe its proposal is superior under the terms of its current agreement for salix to be acquired by valent pharmaceutical. they also note endo international that if a negotiated transaction were to be agreed with salix endo anticipates it could close this deal in the sending quarter and it's confident it would -- valent shares are still trading and down about 4%. they're off of their session lows, but, again, shares of salix and endo halted. we have confirmation salix, again, david faber has been reporting all day. salix has received an offer or endo has made an offer to buy salix pharmaceu

i want to get back to dom chu. news on yahoo!. >> so yahoo!aid that in a regulatory filing, it has approved a new $2 billion additional share repurchase program, so, again, yahoo! board of directors has approved an additional share repurchase program of $2 billion. that's according to a regulatory filing with the s.e.c. so, right now, it looks like those shares, up about maybe two-thirds of 1%, about $200,000 shares of volume, but interesting news on the share for purchase front. >> thanks a lot, dom chu. you like this? >> i like buybacks and i think some investors are afraid of acquisitions that aren't so great here, so buyback would probably be preferable. >> it shortens the rope of which marissa could hang herself with. >> and they're still very tied to alibaba, they won't have this tax spin until the second half of the year. so they need to figure out how to keep this stock going and create some value for the core. and that is the biggest worry, that they take this cash and go and make bad acquisitions. that's been the biggest knock agains

eastern. >> thank you, dom. honing in on the utilities sector may have led monday's rally and been outperforming today, but the group is among the biggest losers so far this year. investors anticipating the federal reserve to hike interest rates for the first time in almost a decade this year. what does it mean for utilities and other high-dividend paying stocks. let's bring in david berkstein, utility analyst with hilliard lions, travis miller director of utilities equities research with morningstar. david, why do i need to own utilities, if at all, in an environment where the federal reserve is set to raise interest rates for the first time since 2006? >> sure because they still offer attractive yields regular earnings, and dividend growth. let me give you an example of how they fair in terms of historical perspective on interest rates. between mid-2004 and mid-2006 the fed raised the rates 16 times from 1% to 5% and yet over that two-year period the electricity actually outperformed this in the 500, and by a

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hey, dom. >> hey, sue.ching shares of staples gaining ground in the last hour but still down about 2% today. this on the heels of mixed fourth kwaurt numbers. sales were hurt by the stronger tlar and less demand for computers and computer-related accessories. staples also saying its current q1 sales would fail to match those from last year's first quarter. back to you. >> more apple news. the tex giant preparing for a big announcement at an event this monday where he is expected to announce details on the apple watch. what exactly can we expect to hear? laura good managing editor at recode. already a lot of opinions and information out there about the up -- tell us something we don't know that we can expect on monday. >> well i think we're widely expected to hear more about pricing. so far what we know based on the event of the apple held last far is that the apple watch is going to start at $349 but we don't know exactly how high it's going to go. especially when you get into the more high quality models o

back to you, sara. >> thank you, dom. to head to a quick break with the dow down more than 200 points "power lunch" is back in just a minute. now with the xfinity tv go app, you can watch live tv anytime. it's never been easier with so many networks all in one place. get live tv whenever you want. the xfinity tv go app. now with live tv on the go. enjoy over wifi or on verizon wireless 4g lte. plus enjoy special savings when you purchase any new verizon wireless smartphone or tablet from comcast. visit comcast.com/wireless to learn more. >>> here are this hour's power points. the price of crude oil plunging after an international energy agency said u.s. oil production rose 115,000 barrels a day in february. swiss art dealer yves buovier was arrested into art fraud. he inflated the price of a painting allegedly by as much as $20 million. >>> and the european central bank starting its stimulus program. also the federal reserf getve getting ready to raise its rates. get used to it tyler. >> sara stocks really taking it on th

channing smith capital advisors. >> thank you. >> to dom for a market flash.shares of genoa financial, which are falling by about 7% to 8% after saying that they're in a regulatory filing and there are material weaknesses in its controls specifically when it cams to calculations for their long-term care insurance reserves and premiums. they also did say that they are looking to target implementation and fixes for the sometimes in 2015. they are currently working to remediate the material weakness here, so, again, in a regulatory filing, they're looking at control procedures. it's having an affect on the stock down by 7%. back to you. >> it's already one of the worst performers in the past 12 months as well. not the kind of news genworth needs to hear. thanks. >> lost in all this nasdaq hoop la, the yield on the ten-year continues to creep higher. it is now up half a percent in just over a month. folks, that's actually a huge move for treasuries. joining us now for another first on cnbc is bill brooks. unconstrained bond fund manager. he is out with his latest

dom was last seen driving a gray nissan pathfinder. police say he keeps changing up the license plate and he might have shaved his son's heads in order to disguise them. >> turning now to accuweather gets so dirty after big snowfallly. >> yes. >> mother nature is going to help us clean things up. >> we'll get some rain that will sort of clean things out a little bit. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows it's not here for the morning commute which is probably good for those of you getting moving this morning. we have the probability of some sun early mixing with clouds. there's the airport. everything dry as a bone for now but the clouds are going to increase as the morning goes on and during the afternoon we expect the arrival of some rain. 33 degrees right now is your current temperature. in fact a lot of numbers down around the freezing mark. once again we did have some melting snow yesterday. some of that has refrozen on sidewalks and side streets. be careful of. that winds are calm. there's a bit of an air quality issue out there

go back to dom chu.a. >> what we have right now is reopening for trading of altera. the stock is up 19 now 20%. remember, it was paused for volatility on a dow jones story that intel was possibly in talks to buy the company for about at least -- there's no details but it was worth about $10.5 billion going into today. the stock is now up 21%. we're also seeing shares of other semi-conductor stocks take a little bit of a rise here. notably what's happening with xylene shares. some takeover chatter possibly here involving intel maybe buying altera. that's a dow jones story citing sources sending altera stock up. we'll be watching that and the other seem my conductor stocks as we head to the closing bell. bill kelly, back over to you. >> there's a sector already that's been in focus because it was under pressure. >> exactly. >> we had this whole discussion is it a leading gauge, is it not. update from dom on that important story with 20 minutes to go. >> and the dow is up 47 points all of a sudden. we've ha

>>> the king dom of bhutan, a landlocked area tucked away in the himalayans. it's the only country in the world that designates tibetan buddhism as its state religion. most are believers and practice every day. a fundamental teaching of tibetan buddhism is reincarnation, a belief in which the soul begins a new life newed abou body after death. in 2001, jigme opened the first training facility with people for disacts as a place to build theirself-esteem and self-reliance. having a child with disabilities in bhutan carries stigma, with parents often hiding them away at home. she hopes to reverse such negative attitudes. jigme also created a bakery for youngsters from the center to give them an opportunity for employment. this type of workplace dedicated to the disabled is still unusual in bhutan. >> i call them little bhutan, not children, but little bhutan. because they make us feel very kind, make us feel compassionate. >> in this episode of asia insight, we follow jigme and her efforts to empower the disabled youth of bhutan. bhutan is a small kingdom of 700,

the emperor's name was dom pedro ii. essentially, the u.s. ambassador to brazil at the time, from washington d.c. had personally insulted dom pedro ii at some social occasion. and so that was the main reason that there was not a closer association between the brazilian government and washington, d.c. it had less to do with politics and more with the whim of the emperor. so, again, that's where governmental and cultural differences come into play. the ambassador, the u.s. ambassador was kind of a pushy person. that did not go over well with someone who is titled as emperor. yes, sir? >> in connection with the settlement of some ex-confederates in other latin american countries, was there, in the case of the brazilian ex-confederates, any people in the u.s. -- any agents from brazil or ex-confederates who may have encourage these people to migrate? professor clabough: certainly. i think if i understand your question correctly, where there confederate point people that were sent to brazil ahead of time? >> even to the point of organizing people

thank you, dom. let's go back to our conversation kenny. >> well i think keith and john have it right. on days like this when the market is on sale and he used ice cream. i would use bloomingdale's. when bloomy's has a sale, everyone runs out and buys it. if they're good quality stocks and you get the opportunity on day was there's a downdraft to scoop some up, that's what you do. >> look at exxon. the point of the stock market is you don't always know necessarily which are those companies that are worth buying or not. we're seeing a lot of pressure on exxon which has always been the one to buy if or when it goes on sale. oil comes under pressure again and people might rethink that. >> in that case there are extenuating circuitsmstances, but stocks that get dislocated when markets are under pressure those are the ones you want. when the story changes, exxon the story is changing a little bit. >> i go back to the statistic that kelly and i talked about last friday. so far this year according to the is

thank you, dom. >>> over to you, ty. >> housing now.ising mortgage rates cut into the big home price gains we've been seeing? diana has that story live in washington. hi, dyi. >> hi ty. mortgage rates have been flirting with that emotional 4% line. then dipping back as they are today. while these moves might seem minute, they can have a huge effect on what most home buyers can afford, and that then moves home prices. take a look. if you take the typical american family earning $60,000 a year they can afford about $1,800 a month on the mortgage payment. now, back in 2000 when rates were 8% that qualified them for a $245,000 loan. at 4% like today, they can get a $377,000 loan and all this calculated, by the way, thanks to john burns real estate consultant. that means that each 1% drop in rates allows sellers to raise their prices by 12%. rates are down from around 4.6% to now just under 4% on 30-year fixed. that's a 9% stimulus to home prices. the trouble in today's market though is not affording the monthly payment, but qualifying for t

it's not illegal to dom the united states to have a baby. disposing that will leave the customs inspector. they have power to make that just and turn sun around. is $another way to proceed with this. do you say i'd like to have a kid. i'd like him to go - live and work in the united states. i don't want to go to a broker. it there a straight forward way to do that? explaining that to a counsel official is a sure way to be rejected, and that's why countries charge fees, they appear to be engaged in fraud. it's just with people coming to the united states for improper reasons >> you begin by talking about a safety hatch. in a complicated world, will we see more of this? >> i don't know how to answer the question. i think it's something that has reached the news because of this one in southern california. generally we have not heard a lot about it. people doing it on their own is probably saying it is something that will occur less. >> thank you for meeting with us on "inside story". for much of american history, getting here, staying was less

the emperor's name was dom pedro ii. essentially, the u.s. ambassador to brazil at the time, from washington d.c. had personally insulted dom pedro ii at some social occasion. and so that was the main reason that there was not a closer association between the brazilian government and washington, d.c. it had less to do with politics and more with the whim of the emperor. so again that's where governmental and cultural differences come into play. the ambassador, the u.s. ambassador was kind of a pushy person. that did not go over well with someone who is titled as emperor. yes, sir? >> in connection with the settlement of some ex- confederates in other latin american countries was there in the case of the brazilian ex-confederates, >> whether any x confederates who might have organized the migration to brazil. >> if i understand your question correctly, for lack of a better term people sent to brazil ahead of time and organized? >> even to the point of organizing people here in the united states to get on board ships and go down. >> certainly t

. >> we established from dom you have no idea where the markets are going here. you were nodding your head when he he said that. >> absolutely correct in the short-term. nobody has a crystal ball. but if you look at what companies are still generating on cash flow margins on cash flow that can still expand use of cash individual investors are not too euphoric with represent to the mark, stocks are still the preferred asset class for 2015. >> we're talk what is happening within the market. >> yes. >> we've seen health care on this tremendous run for several years now. what takes over leadership now? are we getting a glimpse with the financials today? or is that out of the question? >> i think financials are still a bit of a boring mediocre. i would rather own the asset managers within the financials. maybe a couple of high quality banks as loan demand begins to pick up. in the short-term in the market if we look in the last five months one of the reasons the market has been more treading water than going higher is i watch the high yield bond market is where the sm

dom, thank you. >>> brian sullivan counting russian. >> one two three -- here you go. according to baker hughes tyler, down 41 rigs from last week. interesting for a couple of reasons. one, it's a lowest number of drilling rigs out there. only talking oil now. lost 15 gas. that is the lowest number of oil rigs since march of 2011. what is also interesting is we were down 56 drills rigs from last week. so while we declined another 41 in oil, the rate of deck clination, rigs pulled off slowed down the first time in a while. 41 lost last week. 56 the previous week. price of crude oil looking here up a nickel. not seeing much of a reaction there, guys. canada crushed again, but a lot of weather stuff going on in canada. it's cold people aren't moving rig, whatever. lost 80 rigs last week. canada has lost almost half its drilling rigsdown 41 in the united states. lowest since march 11. again, guys mandy, the rate of deck clination of the rigs coming down slowed. >> you were saying wti up 5.4% now. look at the sectors on the s&p, energy, biggest winner. >>> back to biotech t

dom and you've heard that argument. people have said once you open this can of worms how far can it go? can you deny ethnicity? can you deny other religions basically because of what you say is your religious preference? no, you can't and i think malcolm mischaracterizes, as much admiration i have for him, n it's not going to happen that way. what's going to happen, anybody that would do this, say in the philadelphia area that, ' where we are. the marketplace will drive those people out of business. there will be just an unbelievable amount of media coverage. you guys will do it. i will do it. they won't be able to survive and i would ask this, why would people want to go to these christians bakers, florists, whatever, and force them to participate in something that people think is sinful. it is just providing services to people, not discriminating against. isn't there a zone of freedom? we're not talking about privileged people. we're not talking about something that is bigotry to plaque people. we're talking about peo

back to you. >> thank you, dom. let's take a look at what gold prices are up to because they're closing right now. to the down side by $14 a troy ounce at $11.58. flip over the board. let's take a look at some of the other levels. silver, copper palladium, platinum. silver, palladium, platinum are lower. that is due to the hints of the immediate for more stimulus coming out of china. ty, over to you. >> all right. thanks very much. looks like march has gone out like a lion for the dow, the nasdaq and the s&p. let's check the numbers, shall we, right now, as we rally towards the end of this month and quarter with the numbers the dow up 286 points right now. the s&p higher by 26 and the nasdaq up by more than 1% or 54 points at 4945. let's check again. bob at the new york stock exchange. bertha coombs at nasdaq. bob, take it away. >> global rally. it was like a symphony. everyone moved at the same time all coordinateded. i want to again, show how strange it was with the openings today. china in shanghai. gaps up. clos

we have a market flash now, dom, what are you looking at? >> shining bright like a diamond.re shares of signet jewelers, the companies like kay jewelers, and profits of top expectations despite missing sales estimates saying same store sales in the fourth quarter increased by 4.2% and boosted quarterly dividends by 22percent to 22 cents a share, brian. >> you went to jared, dom. >> i did. >> six straight quarter of earnings growth could be in serious jeopardy. usa today reports 19 companies including amazon.com, that are expected to have a adjusted profits fall 90% or more from the same time last year. let's bring in our cnbc cricket contributor, and, herb, what do you think of this? is the first quarter because of the weather, port strike whatever it was, a complete watch when it comes to earnings? >> it will be the quarter that anybody and -- anybody and everybody with operations mostly west of the west will be able to blame the weather for anything and everything. i would argue in these -- this quarter, you should probably end up forgetting what they blame in the actual t

first, look a a potential red flag for the markets with dom dom chu. >> transportation stocks referredading indicator for the overall market and economy and the reason why is dow theory a component of it saying the stocks lead the way. look at the dow industrials against the dow transportation stocks. you see a market under performing year to date. one is negative. dow transportation stocks have not made or vehicle dated the record high seen in the overall market. this is why it's important for traders out there. reason is when the transportation stocks tend to start underperforming the overall market you worry. maybe moe ten tum is going away. this is a chart here of the dow transportation stocks, and how they are valued versus the s&p 500. the more positive that line goes, the more momentum to the upside. outperformance for the transportation stocks. you can see here that line is starting to level out and turn negative negative. that's why chart watchers or technicians are worried. that, according to the carter braxton worth. he says there's names to watch as ones that are maybe tech

back to you. >> thank you dom. janet yellin and the fed. no surprise. burning up cnbc.com. a lot of people trying to read the tea leaves after yellin's announcement. a red hot hot list coming up. now with the xfinity tv go app, you can watch live tv anytime. it's never been easier with so many networks all in one place. get live tv whenever you want. the xfinity tv go app. now with live tv on the go. enjoy over wifi or on verizon wireless 4g lte. plus enjoy special savings when you purchase any new verizon wireless smartphone or tablet from comcast. visit comcast.com/wireless to learn more. >>> welcome back. janet yellin speaks. let's check in with alan host hostler: what a crazy three hours it's been. >> crazy, kelly. over 135,000 people dipped their toe into fed coverage in one way or another. the centerpiece was the live blog from the statement to the market reaction through the press conference with jabtnet yellin. 46% of readers think the fed is more clear than before. we had a red line up which brings our readers inner criminologist. to compare the statements side by

it will be claimed that novak djokovic was influenced by his brother, that he was dom nearing. it's hoped that it will lead to a life in gaol if convicted, rather than the death penalty. he is the first person to be executed by the government. if the jury finds him guilty it could be many years and appeals before it's carried out. >> former c.i.a. director david petraeus will plead guilty to handling classified information. charged with unauthorised removal and detention of classified material. investigators are looking into whether he shared it with his biog raf yes paul aa bradwell whom he admitted to having an affair with. >> the national people's congress sets out the ruling communist party. the gathering has been overshadowed by a corruption campaign. it's china's important annual gathering, a number of faces will be ab sent from the congress. 36 delegates and advisors are under investigation. one is a former aid to the president. many wonder who will be next. so far more than 100,000 low and high ranking officials across the country have been implicated. 14 generals were

. >>> the king dom of bhutan, a landlocked area tucked away in the himalayans.

hi, dom. >> how about this? the play-by-play.izons are interesting in and of themselves. so how about the first time that we were at 1,000 on the nasdaq composite. you can see here we closed above it. that was july of 1995. i was just graduating from high school back then. then you fast forward to what happened 1999, we closed above 3,000 for first time and shortly thereafter in 2010 we got that close above 5,000, march 9th 2000, and then the next day is when we got that record intraday and record closing level, 5,048. then it all went downhill. we went down over the course of the next year year and a half and all of a sudden in 2002 we finally bottomed out around the 1,100 level. of course since then 12 years later, then we finally get to november 2013 the first time we got to the 4,000 level. i remember when we first got to those dotcom levels i was in my first job on wall street. it was for a company that doesn't exist anymore as its known. again, so many memories and a lot of people watched these charts and figure out, hey, w

if they fail to contain it and one day they get a bomb when they say they are not trying to build a dom - i think they are lying >>> right now the white house are thinking they can make a deal without the approval of congress. some in congress believe they can change that. it's not sure if they have the votes to make it a reality. >> iran responded to the open letter in a statement. and said: >>> moving to libya, forker general khalifa haftar has been sworn in as the army chief by an internationally recognised government in tobruk. the ceremony took place, it is controlled by rival militias. >> reporter: to a rival government with the bagging of the courts the khalifa haftar is a war criminal. he has been leading a fight against the revolutionaries in benghazi since last year. and as he was, will continue battling terrorism. >> we will continue fighting terrorism all over the country until it is eliminated so the people can live in peace. >> while libyan rivals are trying to form a national unity government, through the united nations sponsored talks, and khalifa haftar supporters are r

personally, it's about dom in addition. >> you wrote a book, what did the men in liberia say? >> men in liberia believe that a woman's body is for reproductive purpose, and not sexual enjoy: she's not supposed to enjoy it. the man is supposed to enjoy sex, and not the woman. so f g.m. came to play where they remove what makes her enjoy it. remove what makes her have the urge or the sensation, and that is the clitoris and the labia. >> the message is it takes away the urge, but it doesn't take away the urge. >> no, people that are circumcised have children out of wedlock. it means what they are preventing them from, is what they are doing. that mentality that it lessens the urge to have sex. ta may, but not to 100% level. >> you talked about the big numbers, focussing on 29 african and middle eastern countries. when you talk about female genital mutilation, you think of it as a problem. but you here 500,000 in the u.s. it is. now. it's no longer where - the case where americans could say it happens to girls in far away lands. it happens here. and to american citizens, because t

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one base in tobruk and the other in the capital tripoli: we have dom an agreement, a step bringing libyans together. we can move forward. >> two feuding fashions agreed to form a government. disbanded libyas, and build an army. our biggest problem is the political nature. once you solve it this is why they form a government. guaranteeing that all the parties are agreed upon. we want a government. a political settlement may take time to fully implement. parts of country are under the control of warlords or groups affiliated with i.s.i.l. it's very complex. i think expectations should match the difficulties that we are facing. challenges are important. definitely, parties are getting closer. >> reporter: the international community has been engaged in efforts to salvage a deal between the internationally recognised government of tobruk, and the tripoli based general national congress or g.n.c. but it remains to be seen whether libya's national unity government will be able to rein in armed militias that has a huge influence. now we expect the delegation from western east libya to consult wit

. >> for thine is the king dom anddom and the power and the glory -- >> reporter: it has p been three days and the san jose community is still grieving the life of officer michael johnson. >> i honor you today, michael. >> reporter: and the community gathers in the city hall plaza to the reflect. >> we lost a 38-year-old man dedicated to the communeity in the prime of his life. >> thank you. >> reporter: a man that many in the audience didn't know but they realized that he made the ultimate sacrifice trying to make others safe. >> and surrounded by the comrades of the san jose police department. >> reporter: the gathering was for them as well. >> it is truly unfortunate and tragic the event that we had tuesday night, for all of us. >> reporter: as the crowd mourned the loss of officer johnson, they thanked the men and women in blue to keep the community safe. >> god bless you. thank you. >> reporter: at the end of the night, every police officer here got a hug or a handshake, and commune community members here tell me that the every time they see a police aufofficer, they plan to do t

does not allow a run and ruben amaro probably trying to trade him by the third inning he doubles in dom brown and armant does not have it and gives up back to back home runs, we'll only show one of them to save him embarrassment. >>> chip kelly is a maverick when it comes to calling plays and a maverick when it comes to shaping his roster the impending trade of lesean mccoy is proof. >> these are hard decisions that chip kelly has to make and i believe he is making these decisions right or wrong time will tell, because they have $50 million to spend we'll find out now if they can release players that were productive and find better players that are more productive. that is what we are looking at down the road. >> the flyers entertained the blues tonight and they trail boston by 5 points for the final playoff spot. >>> the sixers lost to the thunder, they could not contain russel westbrook. 48 points and 17 rebounds and 10 assists, the union opened their season saturday at home against colorado first they have to get rid of all of that snow at ppl park, catch the game here at 6 abc at 4:

. >> and religious tree dom and the law at 8:00 p.m. 5:00 5:00 pacific, tomorrow. >> monica lewinski has stepped back into the spotlight. gave a ted talk. her message you can survive. interi know it's hard. it may not be painless, quick or easy. but you can insist on a different ending to your story. >> the 41-year-old had kept a low profile for a decade but now says she wants to put her experience to good use and help those who cyber bullied. >> some gathers in columbus ohio, for a chance to see something they have never seen, their birth records. bisi onile-ere reports a new law made it possible. >> a $20 application fee now 50 mark was given up for adoption shortly after he was born. he says he enjoyed a happy childhood but something was always missing. sw what is it like growing up knowing you're adopted? >> sometimes difficult because you wonder why your parents needed to leave you. >> in search of answer he a redacted kippie of his original birth certificate provided no clues. mark was shut out by a law that sealed adoption records from 1964 to 1996. >> i had come to the person

. >>> dom brown will start the season on the disabled list, phils and blue jays this afternoon, not a good day to be a phillies pitcher jose batista hit a homer and he leaves and you louise garcia comes in and then it gets worse and ken jyles leaves with tightness in his lower back and the phillies lose 10-6. the phillies released pitcher kevin slowey and jeff skversky more on the former donor. >> the top of the rotation is set, but the fifth starter could be chad billingsly down the road and right now he is on the road to recovery. chad billingsly did not know he would pitch again he has not thrown off a big league mound in two years because of to different operations on his right arm tommy john and another to repair his right flexor tendon. >> it was a long two years and i am excited to pitch in a big league ball game. >> the former first round pick is looking to dodge another injury in camp so he is working his way back slowly and is not expected to be ready until around may. >> what do you think that moment will be like for you? >> relief, i made it back and a long time i can't wa

dom brown always seems to have injuries. >> it's the right thing to do. physically and i think also prepared with regard to his regards. we want to make sure he's playing well and getting his legs underneath him and swinging the bat and doing the things he needs to do some get ready for the season. > yesterday we started it and today the eagles have made the official they have signed miles austin to one year contract 1.3 million. that's really not a lot of money that will hurt them with the salary cap. he passed his physical today. he played at it years in the envelope last season with cleveland. obviously he will be the third of four receivers. he's older but said today he thinks he still has what it takes. >> i'm sure i loves some explosiveness from being 22 years old. i feel good. i feel healthy. the fact that i know the game more i can still do what needs to be done. i don't feel like i've lost anything because i've gained things mentally. > i get better when i get older but with athletes it doesn't work that way. not if you're playing professionally.

it seems like this could add to some of that momentum to the downside, guys. >> thanks a lot, dom. we're also getting another inventory number tomorrow. how are we setting up on the oil -- i mean, they were talking about the unloved energy stocks, maybe unloved for a reason. >> and now you're starting to see secondaries with some of these companies, in a cash flow buying. secondaries and stock prices have become crushed, it becomes this vacuous cycle. it's still telling yo uh that crude oil wants to trade lower. we seem to have stabilized a couple weeks ago, but basically, we just stopped before making the next leg lower. that's been my contention all along. and i think we continue to move down. doesn't mean that oil stocks not cheap here, i just think they get cheaper. >> all right. now to an earnings alert here. shares of software maker oracle trading higher in extended trading, after the company delivered mixed third quarter results. oracle's revenue coming in softer than expected, getting hurt by a stronger dollar. but the company raised its quarterly dividend by 25%. dan ives