none of these people, not joe biden, not gerri brown, none of them wanted to run.y for hillary clinton and now, now she's in trouble, they're going to have to deal with it. their own only is if sanders is the nominee. they're going to be cheering for michael bloomberg, the independent that comes in and saves this thing. >> she's not in trouble. she's not in trouble. melissa: i'm going to save this tape, chris, and we'll see what happens. >> okay. absolutely. definitely. melissa: a lot of fun. thank you. david: all right. well, meanwhile a big shapeup in silicon valley. twitter ceo jack dorsey announcing that four executives are leaving the social media giant. marking the biggest shakeup since dorsey returned as ceo. deirdre bolton joining us now. >> well, founder better have his recruiting hat on. he needs to pull in top management talent and very quickly. you said it, david. four top executives are leaving. and if you look at twitter stock price, it is really getting hurt. closing lower today. down around 50% over the past 52 weeks. so actually trading below its i

the other names that i am hearing, which i reported last night is california governor gerri brown. >>ds crazy. for them, it does not matter who is at the top of the ticket. for them, not on the ticket. it will be elizabeth moran. taking care of the bernie sanders left. >> days away from making her endorsement. >> let's check out the big board. we shifted to the upside. we were freefalling just moments ago. take a look at oil. a 3% move off the low. the $30 range worth a lot of oil. a record year for profits for jpmorgan. that stocks helped lead the way. hopefully little higher. i want to take a look at goldman sachs. cutting hundreds of jobs. the stock up slightly. twitter hitting yet another new all-time low. also go pro. not good. cutting a lot of jobs in the workforce. we made this turnaround in the market. it is still extremely volatile. we will take some of these to get out. >> closing above 16,500. 16,000 has a hold. a release from our sailors. marsha blackburn of tennessee. it is a pleasure having you on this morning. we talk all the time about the president's foreign-policy an

gerri willis with the latest. >> reporter: unbelievable. here's what set this in motion, in 2014, basically the city of flint changed water supply. they changed it from detroit river to flint river, and the brownater that gushed into the city from the flint river essentially corroded pipes leaving lead in the water consumed by residents. and as you know, i don't have to tell you, liz, particularly dangerous for children, it can lead to problems with dwem. it can also lead to death. this is a very, very serious problem. now we have a class-action lawsuit in flint brought by residents who are livid, as you might imagine. they're saying that this is a war crime. that they are being poisoned. they say we all have death sentences on our head. you're seeing the pictures of people walking around with placards, saying water is a human right. it's astonishing how long this has gone on. now, governor snyder who gives state of the state address tonight is expected to address the problem with a plan for going forward. so far, obama has said this is an emergency, and it has placed flint in a state of emergency which unleashes some money, the city wants designation as a disaster zone because it will set up