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let's huddle up first. don't you go ahead and give me your first impressions of this app and product? >> pixar is a very expensive business to start up and run. i would be concerned this is more of a content than technology business. are you going to. >> how much real learning is going on as opposed to entertaining. you are now in the hot seat and we're going to ask you a few questions. >> how much of this is content versus technology? and how much of the progress and learning and the effort that you make can be leveraged from application from application? >> leo's pad is a way to demonstrate the kind of learning that can happen to parent and teachers through what we're calling parents pad. folks like disney, nickalodian and ours will want to port their content to our platform. >> what makes your product more educational and how are you going to convince parents like me that it's not gist another game? >> >>> other big companies trying to compete with us in terms of the quality of the story telling and visua

huddle up. you don't need to think much about that one. we're going to dig into tech.e got jim and herb and mandy and all the teams. tweets to talk about, too. we're back after this. >> take a break. >> now this is going to set a precedent. l stock is going to beat them this year. >> boom. >> that's right. are r. >> have you ever heard that past performance does not necessarily mean good future performance? >> never made it to the post season. >> i like it. game on. >> i think it's on the expensive side. i think it can stay expensive. >> it was like the kiss of death for apple. >> they want to go. >> if they can get a job at google, yes. you need toç -- they put funky equations on billboards. >> at the end of a week marked by a dramatic tweet, remember that. we are here with the tweak that affected the markets the most. >> i'm surprised by this. i didn't realize that tweets moved markets as much as they did. if you're on twitter all the time, there are a lot of market moving tweets all the much. this is nina garcia. she is a fashion critic and tweeted i'm at j.c. penn

we have two teams huddled up behind me in the war room.y the rules today. do a little. as steve is going to be absolutely fantastic. it's all happening 2:00 p.m. eastern. back to you on power lunch. >> and we will see you then. the founding managing director has been charged with attempting to defraud the national basketball association's player's union. ç >> he fabricated a five-year contract with annual fees of more than $600,000 a year. even forging the signature of the union's lead attorney months after his death in 2011. hunter ç >> there will be trading systems that will be set up around it and they will rebound a lot of the gain they had. >> let's take a quick break here. first that cheese burger you ate, you ever wonder how much you need to exercise to work it off? and your favorite soaps on the internet. just a minute as we continue our power run down. ç >> and red box is going to seek stockholder approval to change its name. any thoughts on the new name? it's evolution from what? i don't get it. >> i'm not a branding expert an

let us huddle up. this is, i think, a hot space. the age of privacy on the internet is only going to get bigger. >> there are very big competitors in this field that have been around for a while and it think it will be harder for a newer younger company. >> it had better be a much greater value proposition. i don't quite understand what they do that's different. >> both of your concerns, obviously and my concern. what are people willing to pay. why don't you go to julie and i's concern first. what would you do to keep winning? you make a product that is incredibly easy to use. >> i think it's interesting that you have a free service that is intended to get people in the door but i wonder what metrics you have, proof that people are interested in paying for your surface when you do face reputation.com competitor. >> 15% of the members who join us as a free member wind up converting to paying subscriptions which is above almost all other premium businesses. >> are people willing to open up and spend with you to protect their name? >>

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we huddled up and all sat really closely together but it was one of those things, too, where you couldn'tax. >> after an hour and a half of sitting on the sidewalk, another good samaritan offered shelter. >> she had a beautiful living room and it was just so nice to sit on a couch. it was just a time that we could all calm down and reflect and check the news and try to feel safe. it reminds you that people do have love in their hearts. people out there, they really are good people. it's all the bad that we saw on monday. and while there was so much tragedy, there was also so much love. >> so much love and so much loss. >> she just used to say, take one day at a time, nana, see what happens. >>> coming up, gary tuchman on lives lost. >> she loved life. mine was earned in djibouti, africa, 2004. the battle of bataan, 1942. [ all ] fort benning, georgia, in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, veterans, and their families is without

we huddled up and all sat really closely together, but it was one of those things, too, where you couldn'tlly relax. >> after an hour and a half of sitting on the sidewalk, another good samaritan offered shelter. >> she had a beautiful living room, and it was just so nice to sit on a couch. it was just a time that we could all calm down and reflect and check the news and try to feel safe. it reminds you that people do have love in their hearts. people out there, they really are good people. it's amidst all the bad that we saw on monday, and while there was so much tragedy, there was also so much love. >> so much love and so much loss. >> she just used to say, take one day at a time, nana, see what happens. >>> coming up, gary tuchman on lives lost. >> she loved life. we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed: the official retireme

we huddled up and all sat really closely together but it was one of those things, too, where you couldn'tally relax. >> after an hour and a half of sitting on the sidewalk, another good samaritan offered shelter. >> she had a beautiful living room and it was just so nice to sit on a couch. it was just a time that we could all calm down and reflect and check the news and try to feel safe. it reminds you that people do have love in their hearts. people out there, they really are good people. amid st. all of the bad that he saw on monday. and while there was so much tragedy, there was also so much love. >> so much love and so much loss. >> she just used to say, take one day at a time, nana, see what happens. >>> coming up, gary tuchman on lives lost. >> she loved life. ♪ introducing bbm video with screen share. hey aleigh. hey! carol! update on 171 woodward..... let's other people see what's on your screen. and these are the material studies. the dog was my suggestion. aleigh. aleigh! it's great. but i'm on vacation for another week, remember? oh, right! i'll call you tomorrow! ok. but don't

we'll have to see what happens here, masters officials are huddling up right now. >> rachel, what aboutles, the 1992 masters champ, proving he's still got it? >> reporter: yes, absolutely. certainly refreshing to see him and he loves this course. you can tell. golfers play well at courses that they love and enis of course the '92 champion. he has a real affection for playing here. he talks about it quite often and you can see that in his play. we have to see if it stands up through the weekend, but certainly he is having a good time here and one of the nice heartwarming stories of the tournament so far. >> rachel nichols live from augusta, thank you. >>> let's not forget the 14-year-old who keeps making headlines at the masters. tianlang guan is the youngest player ever to make the cut at a major championship but it's not going completely smoothly. guan was penalized one stroke for slow play despite several warnings but he'll play on the rest of the weekend. he's 3 over par in the tournament, seven shots behind the leader, jason day of australia. >>> another week of fireworks in the jod

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up there; somebody took the head off. and there will be places where it's all femurs, all gathered together. and places where it's obviously some kind of warfare event where people are all huddled into one spot and they have all been burned there. the record is very clear of some intense violence and it comes up at a very certain point in time. it comes up in the 10th century right before large migrations you see this layer of violence. and it doesn't cover everything. sometimes a series of pueblos will all be destroyed over here and then a series of pueblos over here are in perfect condition as far as the walls aren't broken down, there aren't bodies all over the place. it looks like the place was left very peacefully or ceremoniously where you can see they left artifacts out. different people had different ends but you can see where different people had unfortunate ends. i don't want to get into the details, it's in the book, but fairly grisly evidence. there are pockets of violence. these were human beings. some of the anastazi were beautiful, wise, balanced with the earth people and it's like, no, they were us, doing their neolithic stone age thing but still us, human being

house republicans huddled behind closed doors and cooked up their own report that blames clinton personally lower security at the benghazi consulate. and they've been going on fox news to promote it. >> secretary of state was just wrong. three months before the attack she outright denied security in her signature in a cable april 2012. >> her signature in a cable. that's a powerful accusation. there's only one problem. it's not true. democratic congressman elijah sent this letter. he points out that the cable issa is talking about has a section with the secretary's name typed at the bottom of the page. just as thousands of other cables, typed, text, no signature. clinton never signed it. there's no indication she ever even saw it. the fact checkers at "the washington post" looked into this theory, too. they agree. four pin noek ohios for issa's signature argument. anything to say about that mr. issa? >> bless the democrats' hearts. they like their report but can't find a factual error to ours. >> well, looks like we found one. a big one. did congressman issa think that we would sign off on

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up. >> she and her parents huddled in a second floor bedroom, watching for news. >> we had three differenters, all watching different news stations and we had, you know, all of us on our different twitter accounts and it was scary. we were kind of freaking out. >> back on laurel street, andrew kitzenberg and his roommate were trying to avoid the bullets. that's when andrew heard and felt the blasts. >> i could feel the explosions. i could feel it in our apartment. >> at what point in all of this did it dawn on you, these have got to be the bombers? >> explosives. the explosives brought it to a whole other level. i saw a metal device that looked like a pressure cooker and definitely at that point, i knew what we were dealing with. >> when that one exploded, it rocked the whole place. to the police chief, it sounded all too familiar. >> it just, the exact duplicate of the bomb that went off at the boston marathon. on a side street in watertown. >> his men weren't just being shot at, but they were being bombed to counterterrorism experts, that signals a certain level of sophistication. >> des

so we've been at home tense families are huddled around the to their t.v.'s are watching trying to stay up to date we hear choppers flying overhead just a five seconds ago i don't want. to have to lease cruisers are blocking our driveway and and several state troopers standing out there we can't leave the house so the city has been shut down pretty much the areas of watertown and cambridge. there is some news now we're hearing that it's because the suspect now might have a suicide vest and they fear that you know we don't want people to stay indoors in case in writing i can't confirm or deny that news that's the latest we're hearing right now. it must be a very intensive situation even for you being locked in at home or what's that like outside on the streets right now painted as a pick that it is it is eerily quiet you look outside we don't see any protests tree and as far as we can tell from where i am always see is the police and troopers at every corner there is a shopping mall also around the corner with a big parking lot of desk where we see a huge concentration of the media police v

of the last 18.6 year cycle and we stood up there, probably 20 of us, researchers, forest service people, all gathered at the same spot with cameras and huddled -- it was late december at 8,000 feet and we were all watching this gap. and somebody had done very intricate work to figure out exactly where you need to stand to see the light at exactly the right time. and as we were all gathered up there, i remember this older archeo-astronomer said it's too bad this isn't celebrated any more. this is such a momentous occasion, the moon finally coming up between the gap and nobody celebrates it. i looked at him as we were all bundled together and thought, do you not notice all of us here pressed to the edge watching this one gap just to see a breach of light come through the spot? if this isn't celebrating this moment, i don't know what is, a bunch of researchers coming from all over the country, in fact, all over the world for this event. this is probably what happened a thousand years ago. i imagined a man very much like the one who had figured out where we needed to stand at what time, or perhaps it was a woman, it was someone who came up and c

every day and i asked during the huddle if anybody would be interested in donating a few dollars so we could order lunch for any icu in boston. >> a few dollars wound up being 126. she ordered pizza last saturday to be delivered to the icu at massachusetts general hospital. >> they were vor whelmed. >> so much so that the mass general staff paid the move forward mindful of the explosion in texas they bought lunch and dinner for their icu colleagues in waco. the destination for more than two dozen victims of that blast. >> i can't believe that they were able to look beyond what they were going through and find it in their heart to do this for someone else. >> word of that spurred another. a dallas area restaurateur flew do bring lunch to more than 200 e.r. doctors. a wheel of generosity that began turning from one basic notion. >> we need to try to be good to others. >> mark barger, nbc news. >> the right thing to do. let's check in with rob on the weather. it's beautiful out there today, rob. >> yeah, it is starting to warm up. numbers might look like july when you've got 50s around san francisco and 80s inland. today the sea breeze still winning out.

game against wichita state where louisville was down by 20 points, ware got up on the crutches, hobbled over to the team huddle and gave these guys a pep talk and said let's do this. the guys said we looked at ware with these big bright eyes saying what are you doing standing up? that was enough motivation to get them into the title game. tonight, we'll see if the same is true. we have a little time to talk about the game. a little bit more time. >> use that time well, joe carter, the self-professed czar of destiny. michigan he says is the team of destiny. >> i will go with you, mr. cater. >> let me give you a recap of the standings in the cnn bracket. ashleigh banfield in first place, she has louisville. if you hone in there, you see zoraida is ahead of me in the pool, she has ohio state winning. >> gone. >> if louisville wins, i will stage a dramatic comeback and finish ahead of zoraida. jack tapper is in last place there. embarrassing? >> really? i think i'm going to beat you. >> we'll find out tomorrow. >>> 13 minutes past the hour. he'd been lost in the woods for so long, when a search party finally found

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huddle. calling plays before the defenses line up.you like him as a first round pick? >> i really do. he ran 4.71. he's productive for four years and he is a good kid. i like his leadership traits. >> he played one great team last year. i'm dead serious. i'm a bama fan. i was watching him, the guy got used. he got run over. he was confused. i'm not saying it to knock him at all. if i'm a coach i'm more worried about that performance than i am about his twitter feed. >> first of all, i'm not going to disagree with you, joe. this is your domain here. when you watch alec ogletree, another star linebacker from georgia play against alabama, the same thing happened. you watch missouri play against alabama, same thing happened to them. alabama is that good. they have a lot of kids that are going to go high tonight in the draft. they dop naminated the entire f of college football. >> we got to talk to you about the jets. >> let's talk about jets as it relates to quarterbacks. it's not a star filled class like we had the last few years. gino s

coming up at the top of the hour, more from boston as they begin interrogating the surviving suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev. should he be treated as a enemy combatant? when we come back we'll huddlewater cooler. ryan lochte is getting laughs about his new show but may not be the kind of laughs he was looking for. >>> well, enough with the real news. after this weekend's events, what do you have for us, louis? >> america's favorite sorority girl had her own run-in with the law and actress reese witherspoon phone for playing ellie woods in "legally blond" was arrested with her husband agent james toth. she is in atlanta filming and -- >> that's her mug shot. >> the officer was performing a sobrie sobriety -- >> you're allowed to look down? >> she was hanging out the car window and yelled "do you know my name? she was briefly jailed in atlanta and her husband blew a .139. she is deeply embarrassed writing in a statement "i clearly had one drink too many and i was disrespectful to the officer who was trying to do his job and have nothing but respect for the police and very sorry for my bad behavior." >> her pr person wrote that. she was able to pull things together last night for a s

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up. still ahead on "morning joe" -- >> hold on, hold on. >> yeah? oh, no. >> what are you all doing here? >> don't answer his questions. >> it's raining. this is like out of a bruce springsteen song. huddledass on the beach. like it's too cold! all right. thank you for coming. >> look at this! >> look at that, huh? >> thank you for coming. it will warm up. we will get chris christie here. we need to talk to chris about better weather. >> governor chris christie joins us in a few minutes and set to make an announcement about aid for victims of the storm. first to willie geist who is standing by in the rock aways. >> one of the most terrible stories in the entire superstorm sandy was down the beach about four miles in breezy point a community of firefighters where they lost 126 homes in a fire. it was a fire that the firefighters who lived there couldn't get to because of the storm surge. they stood and watched as many of their own homes burned. we will revisit that area and talk to some of those guys coming up. also want to go to brian shactman where you are in seaside heights, new jersey. >> looking at the damage behind you, it's pretty unbelievable. here we have the roller coaster behind

huddling at the other end with their friend in the water trying to hang on. they manage to call 911. within minutes the san francisco police boat pulled up to rescue them.ng right before he saw smoke. >> killed the engine. started up again. as soon as i started it up i heard this zap, poof and next thing you know, flames. >> one of the guys hospitalized for smoke inhalation. >> pennsylvania. a neighborhood evacuating at dawn. are as firefighters tried to put out an inferno at a warehouse in philadelphia. first the flames and then several explosions. >> it is unsafe. we hear explosions going off and that is going prompt us and the fire marshall to take a close are look at the property. >> took three hours to get it under control. no one was hurt. >>> texas severe weather blamed for a roof collapse at a convenience store outside houston. the store's owner heard the ceiling starting to give and quickly got everybody out safely. three minutes later, bam. >>> iowa. a world war ii veteran receiving a top military honor. not from the united states, but from france. arthur survived the d-day invasion and the battle of the bulge and for that the french governmen

i guess a timeout or a huddle and these guys came out playing as hard as they could, magnificent run and everybody stepped upand it was very, very, very proud, i was very, very proud of my team. >> and naming scar, a little pit bull, he's got a connection already, we're like best friends, really. it was just like, i felt like it was one of those things where i'm going to need something to do and somebody to entertain me and i felt like a dog would be the perfect situation. and got him the day i was in-- the first day i was in the hospital, and wayne went and picked him up for me and showed me how they had the shirt his name and my number and his name on it, and he was looking at me and i was looking at him. >> you know, i just feel like they're the not playing just to win a national championship now, you know, we accomplished a big east last year and our goals are still the same. my injury are not-- i still want to win a national championship. and when we cut down the net, that's what's going to be my support. >> of what made you a different player the last part of the game-- >> it was really just him someth

huddle. those guys came out and started playing as hard as they could. they were on a magnificent run. peyton was playing great, shane and everybody really stepped up. it was very, very, very proudful. i was very proud of my time. >> [ inaudible question ]. >> we've got a connection. i felt like it was one of those things where i'm going to need something to do, somebody to entertain me. and i felt like a dog would be the perfect situation. >> when did you get him? >> got him the day -- the first day i was in the hospital, they face-timed me, zach and wayne picked him up for me and showed me how they had the shirt with his name, number and ware on it. and he's looking at me and i'm looking at him. it was a very emotional time right there. >> speaking of the shirts, how cool is the shirt that you're wearing right now, that that's the motto for this team? >> i feel like they're not just playing to win a national championship now. we established a big east championship last year and accomplished making it to a final four championship last year. our goals are still the same. still want to win a national championship just like if i was out there playing.

up to buy lufkin. >> you talked about it in august of last year as part of a no huddle. >> yes, indeed. thank you. just so crucial to get these old fields to be getting in and to get the new fields pumping. lufkin was, like, robinson meyers was another one that got a takeover bid and gardner denver. these are these companies that have done nothing for year. lufkin repeatedly missed the quarter and that's how it went down, but it was up to 90 in the heyday, the 2005, 2007. >> and now they're getting $88.50. you wouldn't think someone would come and compete with ge, but you never know. >> halliburton should have bought this company and would offer the soup to nuts that ge wants to do. he is probably the most forward-looking nonoil gas and service guy being involved in oil. >> yeah. >> this is a major out of media and into oil services in a more significant way. let's not forget they took in a lot of money from comcast as nbc universal didn't own. it doesn't hurt on the balance sheet to be able to throw up 3.3 billion in cash to buy this. >> ge, to be able to have natural gas be powering these. >> re

was a time-out or a huddle and those guys came out and started playing as hard as they could and they were on a magnificent run, payton was playing great, shane, everybody stepped up. it was very, very, very proud -- i was very proud of my team. >> the puppy you named scar. >> named him scar. little pit bull. he's got a connection already. it is one of those things where i need something to do, somebody to entertain me. i felt like the dog would be the perfect situation, you know? >> when did you get him? >> they got him the day -- i was -- first day i was in the hospital, they face timed me zach and wayne went and picked him up for me and showed me how they had the shirt, his name, my number, looking at him, looking at me, it was an emotional time right there. >> how cool was the shirt you're wearing right now? it is a motto for the team. >> i just feel like they're not playing just to win a national championship now. we accomplished a big east championship last year. we accomplished making it to the final four last year. our goals are still the same. my injury is not -- i still want to win a national championship like -- as long as i did playing. and when we cut

. >> when the owner opens up and looks inside the boat and he sees that guy is there. he peeks in to see this man huddledthey are whisked away. >> tucker: in case you wonder why the police in boston didn't use this technology in the first place to prevent him from escaping earlier, they couldn't. the cloud cover was so low they couldn't put the chopper up earlier. >> alisyn: i didn't know that. here is the water township police chief on how to boat take-down happened. >> talking about, you know, the negotiate team went in. my understanding, i wasn't there. he was at the command post. he eventually stood up and answers commander. we were concerned he might have a device on his chest. he lifted his shirt to show us that he didn't. the people on scene were able to take him in custody and get him to a hospital. >> tucker: that was a major concerned. armed and dangerous. did he have other bombs on the person? police were to move in on hism, would he end up blowing himself up? >> alisyn: his brother, we are told by police was wearing an explosive vest of some kind when he was killed. so they that is all that d