josh earnest: we certainly have. if the committee makes a request secretary clinton decides she wants to josh earnest: once again go above and beyond in terms of trying to provide information and access, then that will be a decision for her to make. >> senator warner said you would sign on to menendez review that could -- what is the strategy to keep democrats in line as they approach a majority on this legislation? josh earnest: our strategy is principled with staying in touch with members of congress, to ensure members of congress as the president has and as i have on a number of occasions they will have an opportunity to evaluate the political agreement if one is reached. we would intend to help them understand what iran has committed to do. we would encourage them to consider an agreement if an agreement is reached on the merits. it is the deal of the president who is leading the strategy that diplomacy is by far the best way to prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. that is the context in which we believe

the couple married when amber was 19 and josh was 21. almost immediately, they left their friends and family in tulsa behind. >> he had enlisted in the air force. we flew off to alaska where he was stationed. >> amber says the marriage quickly deteriorated. josh started changing, getting very angry very quickly, and it just kind of escalated. nobody can understand what it was like to be married to him. i loved him so much, but he was a jerk. >> josh was soon honorably discharged from the air force on an unrelated matter. amber was nearly seven months pregnant when the couple moved back to tulsa. >> my mom had an apartment at the university club towers that she had rented out and said we could go stay there. we were on the 25th floor, i mean, we were just arguing in the living room, and you know when you argue, you get closer and closer and closer and josh put his hands out onto my shoulders and i just -- i mean, i'm pregnant, i have a huge belly, i mean if you're going put your hands on me while i have a huge stomach, what's -- what's go

ahead to josh smith. spins and gets it. >> hubie: great one by josh smith. very smart.ron throws that fadeaway three. smith took off but how about the pass, the pass was sensational. >> mike: posting ariza. got it for the basket. love in traffic and hits it. >> hubie: he thought he was hit but that ball went up strong. >> mike: back to the basket and harden and one. and he got pushed. the rockets legend, the owner in the middle out of their seats to our right. harden has 32. missed the free throw. dellavedova, the rebound. 100 seconds to go. on the attack. he wants to get to the basket. almost had his own and one. man owe eimanne know. >> hubie: mike, you're right on it. he crossed half-court. he was going to the rim. you can see it right now. he goes down and challenges it. he was trying to get it off the glass but couldn't get a good one. to the line. >> mike: 2 of 7. >> hubie: 2 of 7. in the air lebron, 73% foul shooter this season. >> mike: two-point game, 1:32 to go. stops the clock and advances the ball. harden scores. james scores. now james harden's turn. >> hub

josh: they really haven't. all they have said is that there is a precedent for secretaries of state doing this on a private email system. her predecessor colin powell, had a personal laptop he took with him when he traveled and tested internet connections at different places and used a personal laptop. that was more in the nascency of the internet era and now we're in a time when almost everyone does the majority of the business online but we haven't gotten straight information about did someone get permission for this and why didn't someone bring it up when she was leaving office two years ago. pete: i thought i saw something that said ambassadors had to use the government email system and no matter what the rules are for everyone else, are they different for the cabinet? josh: a white house adviser said there was a firm rule that business should be done on government computer systems. commercial internet may be easier in some remote outposts so the question is why was the department punishing people for that

>> i don't think josh is wrong to be in the small cap.ut what i've been watching is three distinct pressures on energy stocks that have really fed into that volatility that pete was speaking of. you've got iran. whether or not we do get a deal here, i think that deal, if it is done, will continue to put downward pressure on energy stocks. if it is not done, i think then you could see a recovery out of some of these energy stocks. but that's not the only pressure. the euro that you speak of, weakening euro, strengthening dollar, as well as supplies. so that is what i'm focused on right now as far as why that sector is going to remain weak. but i think europe and some of the numbers that we saw today indicate that what marrow hio h been walking the walk about but it will take months for that to play out. that's why i'm probably going to take a bite over in europe. >> joe, the calendar has many important events, starting this friday, when the markets are closed. you're going to get a jobs report. you'll get jpmorgan earnings in a couple of w

josh: so much of it is driven by money.out her politics or personality she has the money. kevin: i don't think it is about money at all. when obama was elected ran the worst marketing campaign. the advertising was terrible and the money was wasted. there was a grassroots movement created. hope, change, dreams. the movement was created from the grassroots and he got in. money is old-fashioned. tom: hope and audacity. kevin: it is too late. i'm a radical optimist. tom: coming up, bill ackman in the news. he will be on "market makers." ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. we are having fun on saturday. we are going to see the matinee of "in the relevant." -- "cinderella." olivia: a manhunt in progress in ferguson, missouri. there were more protests last night. but they were peaceful. a new turn in the government's investigation of herbalife. they want to know if bill ackman or people working for him try to manipulate herbalife stock. he has bet $1 billion against the company's shares. we will ask bill ackman at 10:00 a.m. islamic st

>> reporter: out to dinner here at joe's crab shack in newport beach, california josh getty went to collect his car. >> and the valet came up and said sir we don't know how to tell you this but your car has been given away. we gave it to someone else. >> reporter: josh's girlfriend jody started filming on her cell phone. >> who gave it to them? >> the other guy that's not here anymore. >> wow. >> i honestly thought it was a joke and i was laughing at first. i thought they were just playing around with us. i didn't think they were for real. >> reporter: no joke. totally for real. >> there was two of them. >> two guys? >> yeah. one of them was a large man and he had like an ohio state tattoo right here. >> reporter: but no valet ticket. said he'd lost it and the valet coughed up the keys to josh's 2014 mazda. >> i'm sorry about this. >> i'm so sad about it. like this is unheard of. >> reporter: now here in los angeles where the car is king valeting is a part of everyday life. often there's little choice, you have to valet. >> great job. >> reporter: after the oscars this comedian with a fake

josh, you are first. josh gerstein: congressman thank you for being here. i wanted to start out by talking about the attack on tunisia on the tourists visiting the museum there. what does that tell us, the fact that about 20 people were killed there, now isil is claiming responsibility. do you think that they actually are responsible and have we accurately estimated a threat that they pose and how badly they have spread out across the region? adam schiff: it is too early for me to say definitively whether that claim is accurate. but they are an enormous threat, they are perforating more countries around the world. they are pointing their flag, in some cases it is local groups that want to associate with them because they are the hot terrorist group that tracks resources and foreign fighters or domestic fighters. they have real operational control. then, it is others that may have an affiliation, but the control is not yet established. it is very worrisome, very strategic in the case of tunisia and the attack. trying to go after the tourism industry, trying

josh lipton has the details, josh?> well, john, sales force ceo mark beniof asked the tech industry to take a stance against this law. and leaders in silicon valley are now responding to that call for action. indiana governor mike pence signed into law the religious freedom restoration act. now that could permit business owners to use faith as a reason to refuse service to customers, including same sex married couples. benioff took to twitter saying, at sales force we'll cancel all programs that require customers and employees to travel to indiana to face discrimination. benioff said his company employs about 3,000 people in that state and sales force held an event in indianapolis last year that attracted, we are told, some 8,000 attendees. now other tech leaders are following benioff's lead. the young ceo jeremy stoppelman says his company will expand only in states that don't pass such laws. max levchin, paypal's co-founder weighed in saying indiana's decision is, quote, a signal that discrimination is welcomed in th

josh: it is very serious.hen you are near the zero lower bounds you cannot bring rates any lower, you have got to use other tools, there is asset purchases and forward guidance. you cannot take rates lower, you can say we will stay at the low level for longer and now they are trying to get rid of that. we talk about trying to normalize policy -- tom: is the surprise that they will do more than get rid of patient? they will have a paragraph that provides clarity towards data dependency? josh: the idea of data dependency is there is more discretion. it is a pretty simple concept here day might shore up the language a little bit. tom: george bory from wells fargo. do people throw things at you on the trading floor when you talk about this? george: sometimes. olivia: i throw things at tom sometimes. josh: be fed has three tools. number one has the statement. if they change the verbiage they are trying to open a window and create more flexibility so they can ultimately change policy if and when necessary. secondly,

i'm going. >> josh plummets 30 feet from midair, and smacks the ground. moments later, the emcee makes a stunning announcement. >> this is not part of the performance. >> al bezner is not a doctor, but he is a veteran of both vietnam and gulf wars. and he recognize danger when he sees it. the cable is still swinging, and he jumps in front of it, taking the full force of the rebounding wire to the face. >> i remember being hit with it. after that, i don't remember anything until emergency people were around me asking how i was. >> doctors later tell him that if the wire had hit him a few inches lower, it could have killed him. >> the side of my face, by the corner of my eye right here, is still very sensitive. it looked like i had gone 12 rounds with a professional fighter. >> josh's injuries are far worse than al's. >> and i hit the ground, and i was like -- i opened my eyes, and wasn't knocked out. i kind of knew my femur was broke and my arm was messed up, but i didn't know my elbow was actually literally split wide open. like it busted right in half. t

i think it is ready to break out to josh's point over 60.e have seen huge paper for weeks coming in there. i think the stock goes higher. >> coming up, crude continues its collapse so we're looking for diamonds in the rough. is it finally time to buy some of the beaten down oil stocks? plus, counting down to the european close. equities across the pond are mixed after the dovish statement from the if fed. we have all the numbers that matter coming up right after this. ♪ but what if you could see more of what you wanted to know? with fidelity's new active trader pro investing platform, the information that's important to you is all in one place, so finding more insight is easier. it's your idea powered by active trader pro. another way fidelity gives you a more powerful investing experience. call our specialists today to get up and running. sfx: engine sounds introducing the new can-am spyder f3. with a cruising riding position and the most advanced vehicle stability system in the industry... ...you'll ride with a feeling of complete freedom

josh is joining meerkat's board, good to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> before we get to meerkat that you wrote about extensively, we have had the worst week for the nasdaq since october of last year. five months running. people are saying this correction needed to happen because the markets got overheated. you take companies, public, what is your view on this? >> no, i think we're in a massive boom of kind of human computing. we have a billion people carrying around computers in their pockets. so while i think, you know, the current prices and expectations may be inflated sort of across the board, i think we're going to see just many companies come out of this that are going to be disruptive companies, much larger than they are today, so it's hard to pick winners and i think everybody is piling in with the expectation they are going to hit the exact winners. but i think the net is still going to be incredibly positive for all of us. >> josh, you're not the only one to say that but i can feel the

my name wasn't on it, josh's name wasn't on it, nobody knew who was writing who.just i guess get jealous and decide to snitch people out. in jail you don't really have friends. >>> coming up -- >> she was swinging. i will give her that. >> jessica roberts comes under attack. and -- dwayne stafford gets some welcome news. >>> inside the sheriff al cannon detention center, a1a, disciplinary segregation, is not unlike other segregation units throughout the nation. it's solitary confinement, 23 hours a day, for inmates who violate jail rules. but here in charleston, there is one aspect of segregation that makes it different from nearly all others. it houses both men and women. while women comprise about 10% of the total inmate population of 1,300, relatively few get into serious trouble. >> we never have more than three to five females at a time. so to take up an entire housing unit for just females doesn't seem to make a whole lot of sense. >> just give it to me when you come out. >> we keep the females closest to the officers' desk. because they want to monitor the

that's what we have got to do next. >> senator if you could just stick around for a few moments joshernest, as we were talking earlier at the white house briefing talking about the other huge story today, the hillary clinton mails and the fact that she used a private account during her entire stay as secretary of state. >> so are you saying her use of her personal e-mail solely was appropriate or was it in violation of this policy? >> what you should do is you should check with the state department which is responsible for administering this policy, but the policy as a general matter, allows individuals to use their personal e mail address as long as those e-mails are maintained and sent to to the state department, which is if you ask secretary clinton's team that's what they completed in the last month or two. >> given that she's not the first person to use personal e-mails s there any system for archiving personal e-mails for high ranking officials like this. >> we do have a bill that was entered into law last area, that establishes guidelines for how people if they're using their

right now they've been moving to the upside. >> josh?een like a great sector for a long time. i do think there is a lot of exposure in tech generally to europe. in fact, the sector on the whole. >> exposure from revenue standpoint. >> it's a lot of overseas and euro specific. i think it's like 20%. it's tough. because this is beginning to go sector where they can use that excuse any time. they can pull the fx excuse out of the hat if they feel like it. i think it's going to be important when you're picking these names to get a feel for what the trends have been in their underlying demand and whether or not they're going to need to hold that excuse on the next earnings call. >>> coming up, the competitive edge on march madness. the stocks that see the biggest boost during the tournament. plus, that $1 billion warren buffett bracket challenge is off the table this year. wait until you hear why, next. when the moment's spontaneous, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile

my name wasn't on it, josh's name wasn't on it, nobody knew who was writing who. girls just i guess get jealous and decide to snitch people out. in jail you don't really have friends. >>> coming up -- >> she was swinging. i will give her that. >> jessica roberts comes under attack. and -- dwayne stafford gets some welcome news. go to a restaurant you don't haggle over the chicken parmesan. why can't car-buying be like that? ♪ as long as people drive cars carmax will be the best way to buy them. they don't worry if something's possible. they just do it. at sears optical, we're committed to bringing them eyewear that works as hard as they do. right now, buy one pair and get another free. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that parker. well... did you know auctioneers make bad grocery store clerks? that'll be $23.50. now .75, 23.75, hold 'em. hey now do i hear 23.75? 24! hey 24 dollar, 24 and a quarter, quarter, now half, 24 and a half and .75! 25! now a quarter, hey 26 and a quarter, do you wanna pay now, you wan

josh brown has been a fan for a lock period of time.n in and out of this name multiple times. it feels like it's breaking to the up side. facebook and twitter fighting against the tape. >> it had the big break this week where it crossed over 50. >> looks like it was going to break out. lots of option activity. >> a lot like facebook did. >> right. >> we've sent josh brown into the middle of the action for some questions with the students here today. josh, take it away. >> thank you, scott. look at this crew i have behind me by the way. give yours selves a round of applause, guys. so i wanted to ask you what's the first stock that you ever bought or what's the first investment that you truly knew you were on to something? >> when i first got into the madison investment fund i pitched kellogg's with a group of students. when i was knew i could understand the stock, i understood the market. it's something that we all really liked and, i mean, we recently sold out of it. we changed from what we originally pitched with the cereal company. it

you mean josh barro. here's the point of declaring early. part of the reason we see them declare later and later is you can raise tons of money without declaring. it used to be exploratory committee was the vehicle for raising money for a presidential run. so you had to do it so you could raise the money. now it's not the case. ted cruz's declaration early is actually an indicator of his relative fund-raising weakness because he doesn't have a super pac like jeb -- >> i also think it's the relevance thing. if you are trying to be the standard-bearer for conservatives -- >> rand paul is coming up in a couple of weeks as well. that will change the dynamic. >> who has rand paul? do we have the board up? who's got -- >> i assume sam has it -- >> >> no, jess mcintosh. you're on marco rubio. there's bernie sanders. bobby jindal. martin o'malley. that is a rough -- >> off out on that board, but i think he's going to change his mind. he'll come rushing back in. we already have our first loss there. josh barro and miking steele one works in your time

josh:-- alix: where are you staying in new york? josh: at the pod hotel.ood design. there trying to unlock value for the customers to spend on different areas. they want to spend a hundred $50 on a hotel, go up to the bar the club, a great show, or concert. matt: when a generator is in new york it will be also a great place to hang out? josh: we are looking at north america. downtown los angeles, new york d.c.. there is a lot of blue ocean out there for us. alix: thank you so much. it was good talking to you. josh wise white, the chief generations operator at generator hostel. in france, stunning revelations about the crash of the germanwings airbus. the 28-year-old copilot lot the pilot out of the cockpit and deliberately flew the plane into the mountain. andreas lubitz did not have any terrorist training and started his career in 2013. his family said he seemed fine as recently as christmas but did several from depression. the company says he was completely fit to fly. >> those in our industry know we select cockpit personnel carefully because it is a pa

and we go live to san francisco to that big event with josh lipton. josh?> reporter: scott, in less than an hour, right behind me at this convention center here, investors looking to hear more details about apple watch. we're going to talk all about it when "halftime" continues. woman: it's been a journey to get where i am. and i didn't get here alone. there were people who listened along the way. people who gave me options. kept me on track. and through it all, my retirement never got left behind. so today, i'm prepared for anything we may want tomorrow to be. every someday needs a plan. let's talk about your old 401(k) today. >>> there it is. the countdown clock. 42 memberships and change until apple's big event. josh lipton is live outside the event in san francisco. josh, the petitianticipation cos to build. >> really at this event, three key issues. first, the price of this watch. the base model starts at 349 bucks. the pricing of other versions, we're still waiting for specifics on. also the battery. important question. how often are users going to ha

it's josh from the train. >> josh from the train? what the hell's the train?elete, delete, delete, delete. it's josh from the train. great meeting you. >> you got it. >> want to get dinner this friday? here goes nothing. >> may god forgive us. >> oh, it's so slow. what service do you have? >> send damn you. send damn you. >> jimmy: i mean, why is it that much pressure to send a a text? >> because you want it to be a a good one. >> jimmy: it is well played buddy. jay, great to see you, buddy. >> thanks for having me. >> jimmy: jay baruchel, everybody. "man seeking woman" airs wednesdays at 10:30 on fxx. meghan trainor performs next. come on back! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] hmm... fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that parker. well... did you know auctioneers make bad grocery store clerks? that'll be $23.50. now .75, 23.75, hold 'em. hey now do i hear 23.75? 24! hey 24 dollar, 24 and a quarter, quarter, now half, 24 and a half and .75! 25! now a quarter, hey 26 and a quarter, do you wanna pay now, you wanna d

josh earnest does not get the right to stonewall and deflect.to answer these questions. >> julie, i thought it was interesting, he said the president takes seriously the president takes seriously requirements of presidential records act which is what the former secretary of state did come under. making this about the fact the president followed the rules. i don't think that has been the question though. that is deflection. >> they're trying to separate themselves from this mess. with josh earnest is trying to do is what he is hired to do, protect his boss the president not hillary clinton, who is no longer in the administration and certainly -- >> but she could be running. >> she could be. what is obvious to me today his concern is she may or may not be running. his concern is the white house not get stained by this mess. >> cya. burger king says no more sodas with kids meals? is this a good thing or more frittering away our personal choice? we debate. ♪ [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we know in the cyber world, threats are always evo .

josh have you ever seen anything like this?y diving in australia, and doing it once is enough for me even in the absence of being epileptic and having a seizure. i would just say if you are epileptic, maybe don't go sky diving. i don't mean to be callous, but probably foolhardy. >> tara? >> this is the reason i would never go sky diving. it was something that i considered at one point and i am now -- i know know that i'm of my right mind to not go sky diving. >> scary. jamila? >> i'm keeping my feet planted firmly on the ground forever. >> apparent there was a remote control thing. they have a backup here. it is possible once people see that this is happening to trigger it. >> it was quick thinking by the instructor. a lot of people calling him a hero, no doubt about it. >> oh, yeah. >> really the man on the spot. jamila, josh and tara thank you all for joining me tonight on "conversation nation." >>> straight ahead, what did president obama's task force on policing say today? that's next. about a biologic... this is humira. th

>> i have a question for josh earnest.e's still a number of not identified passengers and there's going to be confusion with people with dual citizenship citizenship. do we doubt there were other americans lost here? >> this is something the state department has the lead on and they've been in touch with the foreign authorities to confirm the identity of the passenger on the manifest including to determine those who may have had american citizenship. that's still ongoing. >> there's still a possibility of more americans have been died in this or at least those with dual citizenship? it's always a confusing process. you have a name. you don't necessarily have identification. >> start and figure out birth dates and cross matching them against u.s. records. that's a process still ongoing. >> again, to recap this story, because we have two other major headlines to get to. tom costello is going to be walking in here in a few minutes. the bottom line is here citing a senior military official involved in this investigation, "the

tesla getting a downgrade, josh.ear term risks they remain positive in the longer term, this seems to be about model x margins. >> i think this is a stock you trade technically, going to hop upgrade you will have a tough time getting in front of the types of things. when news like this happens today, and it moves the stock, i think the real question is, what's my time frame in trading the stock and is it set up the way i want to. i really don't think there's a valuation case to be made. i think the analyst raises some good issues but issues well known v been out there and probably processed by the market. >> all right. wonder lick upgrades groupon to buy. active customer base likely to offer repeat business >> that's what they say. >> likely. and i'll tell you, groupon, i don't know if you're an analyst how you get any comfort in predicting, because that's what you have to do, what this company is going to do. so to me, it's still a commodity business. maybe they've got the most visible name but i'm not buying it and

>> i think josh has gotten high on the 100 points he's got. >> are you talking your own book? >> i'm at zero. a brother has to catch up. i got marco rubio coming up in a couple weeks. >> you're going to get there with him. >> the reality is i think a lot of people underestimate the impact that ted cruz could potentially have here within the republican party and among the establishment. i think josh started the conversation in the right tone and that is that he's out there and he's going to be the tracking horse here for a lot of these other candidates who are going to come in. he's going to establish the initial conversation in a very conservative way. i've been saying for close to two years i think the party should nominate the most conservative person they can. why? because there's within the party this internal struggle every four years over its identity, who we are, and who is our stand bearer and this could break wide open if they want to test the marketplace of ideas and so forth than they should go down this road because otherwise what's going to happen? if they nominat

to millions of followers josh is known as the fat jewish on purpose. tonight katie couric is with this social media sensation talking his plans to be the new oprah. >> you get a croissant and you get a croissant. >> but first the "nightline 5." >> the real question that needs to be asked is what is it that we can do that is impactful? >> what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome. with the microsoft cloud, we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. >> number one in just 60 seconds. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. we're about to take you inside a world where not all are welcome. it's a new dating app for high achievers. high cheekbones welcome, high ambitions a must. could this be how couples or at least the pretty ones find love in the future? here's abc's rachel smith. >> reporter: rihanna and 30 of her friends have traveled to one of wine country's most prestigious ventures. >> >> at hour. >>

josh?ook the bait with hillary and spoke out about it. i don't think it's equivalent. there are accusations that something could have been leaked, for example, in his communications with the national guard after 9/11 use private e-mail for things that should have been secure in the year 2000. back then youtube didn't exist, i foens didn't exist. this is a different category of offense in my opinion from the secretary of state which is a much more important position dealing diplomatically with people on a server that's located at her own house. >> we are talking about nuclear, we're talk about deployment of troops. i mean, there are some very sensitive things there. >> absolutely. i think they're both guilty of doing something that was inappropriate. what voters have to think about is this something that's going to make a decision over who we think should be president or not? jeb bush or hillary clinton? and for me as a voter it certainly has no sway on who i trust. >> for me -- isn't this j

josh arnold and chris marshall are both serving short sentences for theft. jail dozens of times in the past and know what newcomers have to face. >> he's got to worry about people trying to buhl him around because he's small. he's short, you know, like 5'3", you know, and really no weight on him. >> i tried to work out with him. get him built up, man. it's going all right i guess for him. he could do like 200 push-ups now. >> oh come on. >> no you do more than that. >> i didn't really expect to hear people actually being friendly or at least nice. it is kind of a blessing, actually. so. >> that's my little buddy man. i don't know. he's young. won't let nothing bad kind of happen to him, you know what i mean. not because he's like my bitch or nothing. he's a good dude but because he is's like a little brother kind of. >> i first came to this place when i was 19. i was scared man. and i wish somebody would have probably set down and talk to me. you have to adapt and adjust to your surrounds. and something can happen so fast and so simple and over the stupidest

josh brown the stock is up 12%. >> yeah.it's at four month highs but nowhere near its original highs from when it came pubic will. this was a company that disappointed people that were really excited when it first game out of the gate and looks like they're rebuilding some of the trust. stock is about the mid-point of its range. a green day for the market would be at the high point of today's range and 12% of the float is short. i like the stock. >> jim, aeropostale today. >> getting really clobbered here, probably a little overdone. >> ouch. >> this is a big beat down but i think what this is speaking to is the whole debate we've been having about retail sales why they've been negative in general and the belief is that people are spending on experiences and travel and not on clothing. so i questions that's coming home to roost with air row post. le. >> ultra. >> they crushed it. josh showed me a chart of people and how they're earning, great story, ceo head of marketing at mcdonald's, should have stayed and helped mcdonald'

to millions of followers josh is known as the fat jewish on purpose. tonight katie couric is with this social media sensation talking his plans to be the new oprah. >> you get a croissant and you get a croissant. >> but first the "nightline 5." >> the real question that needs to be asked is what is it that we can do that is impactful? >> what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome. with the microsoft cloud, we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. >> number one in just 60 seconds. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i relied on people a lot. he helps me live a more independent life. bulldog: we need your help to do more. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.

there is a very interesting development here, i just pressured josh ernest that there was a blistering report from the department of homeland security that this official, alejandro maorca, gave special access to top democrats, like tony rodham, former secretary of state hillary clinton's brother in getting foreign visas for investors. terry mccauliffe, also very close to the president just pressed josh ernest about favor trading in the administration. listen. >> how can you say this is a great public servant who's trying to are reform a program that he basically gave special visas and access to politically connected democrats. >> the inspector general did take an independent look at this did not suggest that these individuals weren't deserving of the visa, what he suggested is merely that the process didn't work very well. >> what josh ernest said at the poed yuchl is that mr. maorca is staying on the job because of the findings of this independent inspector general. >> so with so many crises, that the president seems to be ducking a meeting now with the head of nato. bring us up on th

that's next but first josh lipton as the cnbc market wrap. >> u.s.ek of mixed economic data and sharply lower oil prices investors feeling cautious into the weekend. the dow dropped 145 points the s&p slipped 12 points and the in as dak fell 21 points. that's it from cnbc, first in business worldwide. pendability by jd power. ♪ chevrolet, the most awarded car company over the last year. get this epa estimated 36 mpg highway 2015 chevy malibu with 0% apr financing for six years plus $500 purchase bonus cash. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. ideas come into this world ugly and messy. they are the natural born enemy of the way things are. yes, ideas are scary and messy and fragile. but under the proper care, they become something beautiful. i have a cold with terrible chest congestion. better take something. theraflu severe cold doesn't treat chest congestion. really? new alka-seltzer plus day powder rushes relief to your worst cold symptoms plus chest congestion. oh, what a relief it is. here we go! in our house, we do just about everything o

and for josh to be going through this anticipation has to be something else.neither one of you know what i'm talking about because you're both still children. >> oh! i'll take that compliment. thank you, shu. >> next at 6:00 how some bay area teenagers are coming together to hel >>> join us tonight on kofy tv 20. fast moving flames in the east bay spread from one portable toilet to nearly 100. investigators think the know how it started. >>> teenagers from all over the bay area are coming together to help out in the communities where you live. today they put together small hygiene kits for project homeless connect. 800 young members of the which ouch of jesus christ of latter-day saints took part in oakland. this is the church's big service project for the year. each bag has deodorant, toothpaste toothbrush, socks and a bar of soap. >> one of the youth and their mom was in the city, and amazingly they were walking bay homeless man and saw the man pull out the kit. so the youth was like just absolutely blown away by it. we can do something here together as a gr

. >> josh snodgrass grew up in the philippines. his father, joe, was a u.s. military officer at clark air force base near manila. his mother, julie, was from mississippi and had trouble adjusting to life overseas. >> the nicest woman you could have ever met. there wasn't a bad bone in her body. >> julie, as warm as she was to the american community, she wasn't crazy about the philippines. there were some people, probably not surprising, that didn't like the philippines. >> on february 25th, 1991, joe snodgrass called police to report his wife missing. he said they had an argument. >> he says, i thought she was going to go cool off, okay? this sort of thing has happened before, okay, where she storms out. >> military records showed that julie left the military base around 10:30 p.m., but this time, she never came back. at 4:00 a.m. the next morning, a cab driver found julie seated in her truck on a deserted dirt road two miles from the base. she had been stabbed repeatedly. [ screaming ] julie was still strapped in her seat belt and her driver's side door was

josh lipton has that story for us live from san jose. josh, just how widespread is this? >> mandy, if you are having trouble buying songs on the itunes store, then you are not alone. according to apple's website, customers may be unable to make purchases from the app store, itunes store, i books store and mac app store. the problem the tech giant is experiencing major server outages. the cause at this time is not clear. what is clear is that apple is losing money. remember, the itunes store generates a lot of cash for apple, and its last reported quarter apple says total reports of media and software from itunes clocked in at $2.6 billion, and it's not just united states. a customer in the u.k. posted this picture of an old-fashioned credit card imprinter. we have reached out to apple, and we're going to keep you posted on what we hear from the company. tyler, back to you. >> josh thank you very much. let's get back to one of the leading stories of the day, and that is the dollar. let's take a look at where we stand against the euro right now. the dollar inches penny by p

josh, i want to give you the last word. i know you say when you heard that the charges were being brought you felt relief. were you worried there would be pressure not to charge him? >> the truth has been out there the entire time. we've been telling everybody that wants to listen what the truth is. from shortly after bergdahl disappeared to the initial army investigation to when he was traded back last year. everybody that was around him knew what the truth was. and it's just relieved that the united states army did the right thing in charging bergdahl with desertion and misconduct in front of the army. >> cody, josh, evan, thank you all for your service. and thank you for being back with us. well, you heard me ask josh about the "new york times" piece wondering how sergeant bergdahl will be able to find a job if the military does not grant him an honorable discharge. wait until you hear what the "times" then did today. howie kurtz is here. plus, i asked state department spokesperson jen psaki if president obama knew that