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a substantial amount of backing, first reserve, blackstone, energy and minerals group, run by john raymondso he had backing by serious people in serious money. again,acquiring land also extending into australia. andlet: aubrey mcclendon tom more work like a land leased guys. they would least your land and release it to a bigger oil company and pocket the difference. that is how they started. they went from that to building chesapeake, the biggest producer of natural gas in the united states, and then they had to move on from that. this was a transformation and what he was able to do with his career. so these charges and indictment, how does that link up with the financial troubles that chesapeake face later on. withnce they parted ways aubrey mcclendon, they have been trying to undo a lot of the things that he put into place, -- like i said, they were crawl brady with the federal government on this probe. alix: i did get a response from chesapeake energy. the company is saying "just because deeply saddened by the news we heard today and our thought and frÈres are with the family during thi

in this venture he had launched with john raymond at energy and minerals group, obviously john raymond had somewhat sidelined him in recent months. i think that's probably already been determined. raymond sent a note, a letter to investors to inform them that mr. mcclendon had been separated from the companies. of course, that was before he died. that was after the indictment. so that's pretty much the scope of all the different enterprises. i think it really remains to be seen and probably we have to await the results of this police investigation to find out exactly what happened. >> okay. brad, thank you for coming in this morning. >> thanks a lot. appreciate it. >> let's get another check on the markets this morning. as we showed you, the futures are slightly positive after an up day yesterday once again. markets bounced around a little bit. at the end of the day, the dow was up by about 34 points. you can see this morning that the futures are just barely hanging in there. >> was that at the end of the day? >> literally at the end of the day. >> that was usable there. >> i should sa

he sways very proud of his comeback at american energy partners, telling that story, i remember john raymond, the partner, private equity backer, came on "squawk on the street", with faber, right, jim? talked about how much financing they raise the. he was a very proud guy, and very much engaged in this second act. >> the wrong fuel, i think he correctly understood there was a lot of natural gas. >> i really enjoyed how he was such a proponent. he had this vision that the whole country was going to be driving natural gas cars at some point, never moved as fast as he wanted to, but that gas -- >> and he was anti-coal. that was the most self-interested, but also coal is bad. there were always two sides. i remember when it was mortifying that he lost all the shares in that margin call. i said if you come on, you have got to tell people do not margin. i want you to look in the camera and say do not go on margin. so he comes in and say i've got something to say before we start. do not use margin. you know, that's him. he comes on and admits it. we go to the university of oklahoma. when he riding

here is john sabol with that. >> reporter: raymond james stadium has seen its fair share years, but tonight it's the other kind of football taking center stage. perhaps none more important than all those games in tonight's showdown between the u.s. women's national soccer team verses england. >> to be the best we want to play the best. we need to be prepared. we need to play against the best team in the world. >> this tournament is a great way for some of the younger players to get this experience here in the u.s. and still face the pressure. >> reporter: team u.s.a. is much younger. it is without six players from last year's team because of injuries, pregnancies, retirements. the most notable player is abbey womback. >> our identity and the dna of the team has changed as well. >> i think it's a process of coming out of the world cup you knew was going to happen. always had an eye on what's coming behind and i had a good feel for these younger players. comfortable. so once they come around, that they will not think about it. >> reporter: reporting in tampa john sabol abc action sports. >>>

and energy and minerals group, which is the big energy private equity firm run by john raymond, lee raymond's son was pulling back undoing recent deals with him and in the wake of the indictment said they weren't doing any deals. a source told me yesterday and reuters has the actual copy of the letter. this is a guy that was under an unordinate amount of pressure. >> your source tell you why they didn't want to do business with aubrey? >> well, it is in the letter. i think they're worried -- look, the guy just got indicted by the government and even if you think somebody is innocent when somebody has been indicted, you've got to be pretty careful about doing business with them, right? but according to the letter, reuters had, they were deeply worried about this being -- the fracking industry has been a wild west land and i think they're worried about this being the tip of the iceberg in terms of the government taking a more active role on what's gone on in the energy industry. >> what if anything do we know about his personal financial situation? apart from his corporate situation, was he in

john me now is john wax and raymond james. thanks for being here. for somebody who says i can flip a home, what's the first thing they need to do? >> you need to remember just because you are making a contract, you don't want that so think about putting some clause ins there like a mortgage financing clause. something that if it doesn't come through, let's say you lose your job during the process. anything like that, you want to be able to get yourself an out. >> okay. so, protect yourself. that is really important. >> definitely. >> these homes may look really good on the outside. but when you get into those walls and all that inside, might not be so good. inspections are important? >> yeah. don't skip the inspection. there are cases where people will go in and they will say let me see the prior inspection for the last time this house was sold. you don't want to rely on that. >> so you can ask for that. >> you can. you can rely on it if you want. but as the buyer it is your responsibility to have the house inspected and make sure it is up to code a

host: john, i think we got the point. forel raymond, any response that caller? est: john, thank you for your s servations and your insight from the field and from your own experience. i think the point that you were making about the limited treatment capacity in north working when you were in the early '90s is what we're seeing play out in states across now, that y right there are waiting lists for treatment. here are shortages of beds, of facilities, of trained physicians, of trained counselors. and we're confronting this crisis in the midst of the big gap in our treatment capacity. we just don't have the capacity right now to get everybody into treatment tomorrow. so i think that's going to be an issue that congress and the white house are going to be looking seriously at over the next several months. you beaniel raymond, can a functioning citizen if you are addicted to heroin? guest: yeah, definitely. you can hold down a job, you can relationship. at some point, most people's to escalate.tarts they need more and more heroin to function. that means that they ne

chong, octavia spencer, bonnie hunt, don lake, alan tudyk, tommy "tiny" lister, raymond persi, katie lowes, jesse corti, john dimaggio directors: byron howard, rich moore co-director: jared bush producer: clark spencer composer: michael giacchino the modern mammal metropolis of zootopia is a city like no other. comprised of habitat neighborhoods like ritzy sahara square and frigid tundratown, it's a melting pot where animals from every environment live togethera place where no matter what you are, from the biggest elephant to the smallest shrew, you can be anything. but when rookie officer judy hopps voice of ginnifer goodwin arrives, she discovers that being the first bunny on a police force of big, tough animals isn't so easy. determined to prove herself, she jumps at the opportunity to crack a case, even if it means partnering with a fast-talking, scam- artist fox, nick wilde voice of jason bateman , to solve the mystery. directed by byron howard "tangled," "bolt" and rich moore "wreck-it ralph," "the simpsons" , co-directed by jared bush "penn zero: part-time hero" , and produced by clark spencer "wreck-

host: john, i think we got the point. daniel raymond, any response for that caller? guest: john, thank you for your observations and your insights from the field and from your own experience. i think the point that you were making about the limited treatment capacity in north carolina when you were working in the early '90s is what we're seeing play out in states across the country right now, that there are waiting lists for treatment. there are shortages of beds, of facilities, of trained physicians, of trained counselors. and we're confronting this crisis in the midst of the big gap in our treatment capacity. we just don't have the capacity right now to get everybody into treatment tomorrow. so i think that's going to be an issue that congress and the white house are going to be looking seriously at over the next several months. host: daniel raymond, can you be a functioning citizen if you are addicted to heroin? guest: yeah, definitely. you can hold down a job, you can hold down a relationship. at some point, most people's trajectory starts to escalate. they need m

@hillary rodham clinton, john @kasich and donald trump visited @northeast yssa raymond joins us live @where msnbc has set up shop. @good morning alyssa. @>> reporter: good mo @we are two days away from @ohio's primary and all eyes are @on the buckeye state including @national media outlets. @yesterday during a donald ix center in @cleveland, authorities who were @hoping what happened in chicago @friday night @here. @>> my people have to do one @thing, make america great @again. @>> reporter: about 7,000 people @packed the ix center saturday @[ cheering ] @>> we're going to the get rid @of common core. @and we're going to have -- @>> reporter: an overwhelming @majority of people inside @showed support. @[ chanting ] @>> reporter: the few that did @not weren't welcome. @>> another group. @get them out. @thank you. @get them out. @[ booing ] @>> reporter: some supporters @were asked to hold up signs and @chant trump if they saw a @protester and law enforcement @escorted them out. @>> people started to point at @me and then started chanting @"trump." @>> our presence made them @uneasy. @

joining me is john wax from waller and wax advisors and raymond james. this is a big topic, should we rely on credit cards for emergency purposes? >> big question for a lot of people. not everyone can do what we recommend but you really do want to rely on cash. you don't want to look at credit cards as your source. rely on cash, take a little bit of money out of every paycheck,led this up -- build this up but get your cash reserve even better. three to six months, it depends on how many different sources of income you have, whether you want to be at three months or six months. >> three months is the one. i don't know where you got six months. but just have some on the side. why is that? what makes cash reserve better than having a credit card? >> one of the big problems with the credit card is the interest you could use your own cash and not have to pay interest on the fact that you used it versus a credit card where maybe you're going to be in a very high level interest rate area and otherwise they could always cut off that credit and that's the big ris

. >> chinatown gangster raymond "shrimp boy" chow will be sentenced on wednesday convicted if john on 162 counts of murder and federal racketeering. he faces life in prison on wednesday. investigators spent five years uncovering his crimes. >> the first california inmate granted gender reassignment surgery is out of prison and will get the surgery this summer. "san francisco chronicle" is reporting the surgery is covered by the low income health insurance program. it could cost up to $100,000. she was convicted of second-degree murder in 1986 shooting and killing a trend outside a southern california bar and paroled last year. >> marin county residents by have to pay for recycling. the marin county is having trouble re-selling plastic materials to china business of record low prices which is used to make plastic. if rates could not rise man manny items will have to be down ed. >> senate majority leader mcconnell said there will no confirmation hearing for rebound's choice for the supreme court. yesterday he credited precedent and the need for the american people to weigh in. he said t

host: john is in waterbury, connecticut. you're on with daniel raymond at harm reduction coalition. caller: yes, good morning, and thank you for the program. i would like to also say to wendy, blessings and good luck on your recovery. i'm not one of these people who's going to sit here and think that this is all great and all. , that it's just a simple problem. it's a huge problem. it's a self-induced problem. and i truly feel the only cure being clean. wendy made it perfectly clear. i can't speak on it, i've never been addicted to it. the problem i have is you guys guys -- not particular people, but programs for recovery are aking money from senior citizens who are healthy and worked their whole lives and also children who are in schools who could be benefitting from sports and music and other school programs, and you want to take those taxpayer dollars and put them towards people who don't want to be clean, which is the simple truth. you can't put poison in your system and think you're going to be able to function normally. and you know, how do you go about justifying that you cou

raymond moore, director of the tournament at indian wells in california. made many could meants sunday. patrick mcenroe and billy jean king slammed the comments, as well as serena williams. >> john: 5:22 the time, cold start, frost warnings, freeze? >> al: frost advisory, you may have to scrape if you parked out doors. we may continue to drop. at 3:00 we were down to 34, we're bouncing around but yesterday, we at least rebounded, more than ten degrees from where we were on sunday, do at least another ten degrees this afternoon. again if you're not a fan of the gets better here. not so much this morning. cold out there, current conditions in charlotte right now, gorgeous shot right there, hd tower cam, 37 degrees, the air is dry, dew point is at 27, so with dry air, light breezes, and clear conditions that is a perfect recipe for very chilly conditions. growing season hasn't started in the mountains, so no advisories, but freeze warning in effect, piedmont, foothills, frost advisory east of town, both run until 9:00 this morning. 28 in morganton, 30 lincolnton, 32 concord, 32 rock hill, 32 lancaster, below freezing, 30 salisbury and statesville. cold start, better finish, 58 in b

raymond morris say -- did apologize. the founder of the wt year took to twitter, saying that he was wrong in every player contributes to the success of the sport. john: a ton of snakes rounded up in florida. amber: details just ahead. and a formula one car crashes in john: a formula one driver race recovering after a spectacular crash. amber: it happened at the australian grand prix about one third of the way through. the right tire collided with the left rear of another driver. the car launched at high speed into the trackside concrete barrier, going into a barrel roll, flipping twice before coming to a rest. this id violent force, he was able to crawl out and limp away. that is a mall easter bunny throwing punches. this video shows the easter bunny, missing the head of the costume, in the middle of the scuffle. this all in front of children. no word on what started the fight. amber: in south florida, more than 40 burmese pythons, weighing about one ton, has been rounded out by researchers over the last three months. among them, a snake measuring 16 feet. researchers believe it is the largest male python ever documented in south florida. look at th

john and lynna, back to you. @>> thank you. @we continue to follow our @breaking news this morning. @a high speed police chase ends @in a crash in east cleveland. @>> alyssa raymond joins us live @from the scene she's getting @the latest information for us. @alyssa, what do we know now? @>> good morning. @this scene is all cleared up. @police left about an hour ago. @the crash happened right to the @sign near this apartment @complex. @you can see where the car came @off the road into the grassy @area and where it ended up. @we want you to take a look at @the video we shot when we first @got out here. @we're told a woman was driving, @and she was taken to the @hospital. @the chase started in euclid and @went through east cleveland. @police say the driver was going @more than 100 miles per hour at @times. @>> no, i don't think they @should have chased them. @i think they should have let @them go and took the license @plate and followed up with it @later. @met them at the house or @wherever they was going on @follow-up with the owner of the @car or the vehicle. @>> police said they did call @off the chase well before she @crashed. @they say she hit one of their @cru