hououse a chchan to push the democratic agenda and counter some publican iticism. >> i want to giv jd the last word on where we go from here. yoyou say europe uld be too hurt by sanctions. atre the cnces of moving forward on that front? like the europeans have a lot of trade. out hf a trillion trade annuallyly between thehe eu, 20 eight member states, and russia. e u.s. only has about $40 billion. we can do sanctions a lot sier than the europeans. he last thing the germans want th to be impacted by higher ices from russia. they have cut off the ukraine before. they are getting set to raise the prices tremendously y to punish t the government. we can help with the liqd natural gas permits. of a t know howuch punitive effecit will have on putin, although pepsi is up sevepercent.t. good sales in russia. we will see on that front. what could improv your busines >> welcome back. arer na is b bid, and they popping up all over the world. what are they, and how can they improve your bottom line? first, a little background. >> a bit is a business improvement district, a special district where

also, retired navy commander jd gordon. i want to start with you because russia has a long history of conducting drills and exercises, all around a particular area, and then those exercises just end up becoming a real operation. do you think what we're seeing is not just a drill but the precursor to a full scale invasion by russia? >> governor, thanks for having me on the show, i appreciate it. i think vladimir putin is trying to reconstitute a russian empire. we have to realize in 2005, he said the greatest geopolitical crisis of the 20th century was a dissolution of the soviet union. think he's trying to reconstitute it now for two principle reasons, first, because he can. he sees barack obama as a weak and ineffective leader. he sees our european allies as weak and ineffective as well. number two, i think he feels he has to. russia is fading. it was 148 million people, today, it's 143 million, so it's shrinking. the south of russia, the muslim areas, that's 20% of russia. but they're having a lot more children they are i

adam: thank you very much, jd sherry.want to put your attention to the markets with breaking news. show you what is happening in the markets. stock really have reversed course. this is happening in the last few moments as you can see. we're well off session lows, down 33 points. we were up 96 points, as much as 96 points on better than expected durable good reporting. there are some comments crossing about ukraine and russia from president obama. those headlines are talking, he is basically is saying this is one quote from the president, if russia stays on current course, isolation will deepen, sanctions will expand. i'm not saying that is connected to markets. at the same time the dow is sliding we're getting new comments from about president obama about the situation between ukraine and russia. investors are looking at if we'll have problems over there. >> there were concerns about financial sanctions expand. we'll look at this very soon. right now, production pop, durable goods orders rising by the largest amount since

the president of jd training solutions. okay.here's been an interesting development on those tit for tatdiscussions. crimea hasn't previously been annexed but crista had the audacity to say russia has already lost the battle for positive public opinion. she spent three years as a moscow bureau chief. but she was talking as an observer of events not as a participant. tell that to the russians. freeland said she was surprised to be on the report. she wrote . . . that's our show for today. on tuesday nobel prize winner tells us if you can count on the u.s. housing market heating up this spring. i'm ali velshi. thanks for joining us. ♪ >> al jazeera's investigative unit has tonights exclusive report... >> from coast to coast... >> people selling fresh water for fracking... >> stories that have impact... >> we lost lives... >> that make a difference... >> senator, we were hoping we could ask you some questions about your legal problems... >> that open your world... >> it can be very dangerous... >> i hear gunshots... >> the bullet cam

the president of jd training solutions. okay.here's been an interesting development on those tit for tatdiscussions. crimea hasn't previously been annexed but crista had the audacity to say russia has already lost the battle for positive public opinion. she spent three years as a moscow bureau chief. but she was talking as an observer of events not as a participant. tell that to the russians. freeland said she was surprised to be on the report. she wrote . . . that's our show for today. on tuesday nobel prize winner tells us if you can count on the u.s. housing market heating up this spring. i'm ali velshi. thanks for joining us. ♪ >> these protestors have decided that today they will be arrested >> these people have chased a president from power, they've torn down a state... >> what's clear is that people don't just need protection, they need assistance. ♪ >>> hey, i'm wajahat ali, and you are in "the stream." hooungs -- houston is grappling with another oil spill and alaskians are looking back on the last 25 years since the exx

ali baba can be too happy with this lee is an intense and has agreed to by fifteen percent stake in jd got caught in a deal worth around two hundred and fifty million dollars the deal in concrete a dot com established e commerce business but tense and squeaks that celcom also take control of ten cents on successful e commerce business but don't forget to get on the set to raise a whopping one point five billion dollars in a u s ipo this year so this latest announcement would make the share offering even more appealing to celcom expect to benefit from weak chocs massive user base tends to also buy an additional five percent stake after the ipo of course ali baba is by far the leader in china's e commerce market but it's been losing ground to ten cents on the volga cuts increase smartphone and top with you says to date and send share clothes over two percent in the red and that's the latest copy of the interesting thing is that nice when a guy in front and from hong kong. now when i was disappointed at the ball from china. it took aunt annie and probably others moved since last friday. j

you look at consumer reports, you look at jd power and associates, and they ranked toyota among the bestd brands in the automotive industry for quality. >> thank you very much for joining us. to continue our discussion of the economy here in the u k ahead of the budget a bit later, we are joined by a man who has the business perspective. and chiefcofounder executive officer of cloud computing company. good morning. your first set of results, you joined aim in the last year. you had a busy year. revenues are improving. you're not quite profit-making quite yet. talk us to the achievements of the last 12 months. >> it is exciting. a lot is being done. people have been watching us. they know about the clouds so our revenue is up $.44 on the year. 120 --revenue is up 120%. we have had some big customers, household names. large telcos and system integrators reselling our services globally. people are beginning to understand the whole world is going to move to the cloud model. microsoft is a very large part of that. you see satya nadella has a focus on that. our focus is to be the largest playe

come on, jd, bring it on, a little warm good news. >> we will have a good, quick warm-up. enjoy it while it lasts, maybe 48 hours. some of these temperatures are in the 40s in minneapolis, omaha in the 60s. dallas in the '80s on tuesday. we watch things drop a little bit. a little moisture across texas, louisiana and then we've got all of this moisture streaming into the northwest. this is going to be the energy that is going to fuel our next storm system that's going to move across the central u.s. there's our storm track, our jet treatment, where all of that energy is going to move eastward and southward, then perhaps a pretty big storm system in the offing for the northeast on wednesday and thursday. so the jet stream dips. we have cooler air, of course, then we will watch this storm system develop. >> that is a pretty impressive storm if all of the computer models come true, with a mixture along the coast. all snow as this storm moves north and eastward. we could be dealing with upwards of a foot of snow on some of these areas that have seen oh so much snow this winter

jd and from kentucky agrees, nobody should be looking at a smart phone map while driving.e road. bonnie says regarding food labeling, i don't think the new labels will encourage people to eat less, just the opposite, i think now people will still eat the whole bag of chips and so justified as now it will say one serving instead of 2.1. i wish they would show the continued recommended sizes. people are incapable of cutting back. love hearing from you. send me an e-mail. go to gerriwillis.com. i have to tell you, few things are more outrageous than this and nobody seems to be paying much attention to it. kids are taught math, and possibly the most confusing way imaginable. and everyone is going along willy-nilly. our education secretary wants to blame white suburban moms? the problem is more fundamental. return education to local educators and boards of education. that is my two cents more. that is it for tonight's "the willis report." thank you for joining us, don't forget to dvr the show if you cannot catch it live. we will see you here tomorrow. ♪ ♪ neil: here is why puti

go ahead, jd. >> five inches on long island and thunder snow this morning. lot of folks were caught off guard. then the storm system across the rain bringing rain and mountain snow. and a blizzard. april fools is tomorrow because we're getting fooled by mother nature. more than plains, over a foot of snow blizzard considered conditions and wind gusts in excess of 50 miles-per-hour. you seek the cold air behind this system, teens and 20s. feels colder with the wind chill ahead of it. 60s and 70s. where is spring across the south? we're looking at 80s over texas. i wish i was there. 75 in memphis. 75, raleigh, and a new storm system this week out of the west, going to give us more snow across the upper memphis and upper midwest and potential for towards in the midwest towards the south. we'll keep an eye on its. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] help brazil reduce its overall reliance on foreign imports with the launch of theountry's largest petrochemical operation. ♪ when emerson takes up the challenge, "it's never been done before" simply becomes consider it solved. em

to president harding and president coolidge and didn't get along very well with president coolidge, jd? >> guest: initially they did, but became an increasingly tense relationship, partly for reasons of temperament. partly hoover was much more aggressive in terms of wanting to build public work expenditures and so on and that grated against coolidge more fiscal conservatism. they were both party loyalists, so coolidge did endorse whoever ultimately and 28 and again when hoover ran for reelection. it's a complicated story. >> host: that's right. hoover and president because he becomes within a year, the stock market crashes. hoover is stuck with the albatross of a downturn and this is why there's so much emphasis on him, so much focus. what did hoover do in the depression. this first years as president to point out the highlights. >> guest: hoover does not believe in the philosophy of laissez-faire. he frequently disparage that in his writings even before he was president. by the historic standards of the presidency, he was an activist at the start. we try to do is pray and leaders of i

we're leading off with jd uniphase. >> listen, the way they're talking about, they see more gains comingrget goes up to 18 from 15. about 3.5 above. they like the product mix. by the way, the stock is up 13% year-to-date. core logic is our next stop up by 1.4%. they got initiated by oppenheimer. >> core logic, we've talked about them. they're a provider of property, real estate analytics and information here, and in some country called australia, mate. target is 38 bucks. see potential upside of about 24%. they think new software is expected to help lenders identify mortgage fraud risks. >> and next up, we have albany molecular. those shares will be plummeting over 7%. a downgrade to underperform at stern ag. >> and provides global research for biotech as name might imply. stern's target remains $13. the price of albany molecular, $18.40. to stern ag sees about $4.50 of downside on this name. >> look at that. over the past year, up 82%, incredible. the under the radar stock of the day is green plains renewable energy. up a little bit today. piper jaffrey increased the target by 16% to 35

so that's jd but je would give it out to others i think we've got to get on with it.in terms of what china and other nations are up to, i would not answer that in classified sessions i don't make a mistake. spent understood. understood. let me ask try for a question. one of the stratcom's ongoing tasks and your tesla discusses on pages 20 and 21, is work on searing chemical weapons disposal together with european command and defense threat construction -- reduction edged the there's assets in virginia better than engage in this. a merchant marine ship that is currently involved in this and we have intelligence professionals that have been evolved through the dia as well. toggled about the work that stratcom does in this ongoing effort to rid syria of one of the largest chemical weapons stockpiles in the world. >> senator, this is obviously an ongoing effort that involves not just your strategic command, but as mentioned, european command as well as the international organization, opcw, for example, and that peace, it's good to see the teamwork that is going on togethe