in 1912, juliette gordon l; we -- ded the first girl scout -- gordon lowe founded the first girl scrout troop. today the program reaches nearly two million girls. today, girl scout alums launch rockets into space, serve as c.e.o.'s of international companies, sit on academic boards and more. as we celebrate the girl scouts' 106th birthday this week and women's history month, i applaud the girl scout councils that serve girls in my state for building girls of couraging of confidence, and character who make the world a better place. i'm proud this program was founded in the first congressional district of georgia and in my hometown of savannah, georgia. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman s recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker, i rise today to voice my displeasure that the house was unable to pass the right to try act this week. mr. lamalfa: this bill would have allowed very sick or terminally ill patients to request access to drugs and treatmen

these girls are saying, how about we honor a savannah native and the girl scout founder, julia gordon lowers in georgia won't budge. they like the white segregationist bridge. the girls are not giving up. the photographer, david goldman for the ap. thank you very much for watching this hour of msnbc live. right now, more news with my colleagues ali velshi and stephanie ruhle. >> i don't want to start the show. i want to sit and hear more about the girl scouts in georgia. >> amazing, the power kids have these days. the messaging they're carrying has been inspiring. good morning, everybody. i'm ali velshi. >> i'm stephanie ruhle. do you know what today is? thursday, march 15th. so much to cover. let's get started. >> we have breaking news at this hour from the treasury department. just released, they're taking aim at russia for meddling in the 2016 election and imposing new sanctions. >> overnight at a fundraiser in st. louis, president trump seeming to admit he made up facts in a meeting with his canadian counterpart justin trudeau. >> i said, justin, you do. i didn't know. josh, i had no i

gordon, the cfo stepping down after seven years. earlier stocks dropped as much as 4.5%, hit the 2014 low, pulling back from it now, it still lower onmatt: i'm looking at my stock of the hour. it's fiat chrysler. i could have picked any carmaker, but check it out, down 5.2%. all the carmakers are getting hit hard because of the concern ,f a trade war in steel obviously they use a lot of that. aluminum, as well. fiat chrysler is getting hit the hardest, harder than volkswagen, bmw. note, thissting to stock is still up 60% over the last 12 months, but has come down about 20% in the past one month. guy? guy: talk about monday, tuesday, and wednesday, that will be something that gets put into the mix. also, i'm sure we will be listening to mark carney when he talks cryptocurrencies. he would join us shortly. this is bloomberg. ♪ mom, dad, can we talk? sure. what's up, son? i can't be your it guy anymore. what? you guys have xfinity. you can do this. what's a good wifi password, mom? you still have to visit us. i will. no. make that the password: "you_stillóhave_toóvisit_us." that's a good one. seems a bit long, but okay... set a memorab

gordon, thanks, guys talk to you soon. >> thank you thanks, david. >> all right let's get to bob on the floor. we're pretty much at session lowsng action because we have yields under pressure today. we also have stocks under pressure as well, at least right now. >> that's right. the yields are affecting the banks. look at the s&p. we're higher than we were yesterday and still moving on tariffs. we're 15 points high, even flat, from where we were yesterday we heard about the possibility of exemptions in the tariffs here we've kind of flipped around we were positive on the cyclicals early on industries were strong in tech we flipped around a little bit consumer staples, for example, started moving up. we got a little more defensive if you look at the market. banks, ten-year yield has moved essentially straight down since the open that's affecting banks you see the decline there, about 1.4% in the bank sectors here. traders still very focused on this whole tariff issue and how a trade war might hurt growth. there was a lot of analyst commentary floating around here. before that, i want to note the techs are at new highs, a whole

lowe's as a primary sponsor, something to connect to. dagen: it used to be these drivers sold goods for companies, they were marketing machines when nascar was growing in popularity. remember, jeff gordonponsored by dupont for years and years, people have such loyalty to jeff gordon, they were loyal to dupont in a consumer way but it has been a horrible struggle for most of the teams to get funding. you have a lot of team owners funneling their own personal money into keeping teams propped up because of sponsorship money that is not there. nascar is in decline. i blame the owners, the way they managed it since its peak. they did not manage through the crisis well at all. they changed the setups and it is all over the place and the fans lost the connection. they don't understand who their fans are and sponsorship dollars and got another place. >> we were talking about lowe's getting an uptick because of the championship. tiger woods, everyone talking about that maybe this will work out for lowe's but here's something on the other side. dagen: jimmy is a good marketer for them. danica patrick had the go daddy money. it went goodbye and she is gone. >> today is like tiger woods and march

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