julian: my student. happens as theat aspirational sealants -- ceilings of various subgroups of americans are lifted? they won't become members of a different category. they will still be members of their own category, but their leadership won't necessarily be limited to that category in the same way we never think of white .eaders it is perfectly reasonable for me that there could come a time when we will think about political leaders of various sorts, military leaders of various sorts, who are black or female but who are not "black leaders." but until that happens, i'm not uncomfortable with the idea that there is a cadre of people who claim or at least try to speak on behalf of people who are otherwise largely voiceless. that is ok. julian: do black leaders have an obligation to help other african americans? will there be a point where that obligation ends? you mean blacks who are leaders in other areas? julian: yes. he has risen to the top of american business. he is black. does he have an obligation

julian has previously been arrested and convicted of negotiating worthless strums. taryn says this case all comes down to the go fund me page with a $45,000 fund-raising goal. >> how much money have they raised so far? >> $1,870. when you look at the stories of the people who have donated, i wish i could do so much more, at your page, i'll send you more when i can. >> reporter: for wright it's time to press send. >> you're about to go live with this. >> reporter: the response, almost instant yus. >> now i just got one from jason. the guy that has cancer. what the hell? it's not a hoax. why would someone lie about being sick? i would never. that's not right. now i figure that's crazy, why would you even say that to me? chemotherapy treatments do not require a co-pay when you're a medicaid patient. >> reporter: the couple insisted they were telling the truth, posting on their go fund me page, i'm really sick and going through a lot and people want to say this kind of stuff, it hurts us bad. why would anyone want to lie about anything so painful as this? just four days

we're coming up on the trailer julian live in. hello! my name is alex perez with abc news, we're trying to find julian or jason? can you help us out? >> they don't live here no more. >> reporter: the landlord later told us they left suddenly without notice and owed money. >> did you hear anything about a website, someone on a website named taryn wright? were they sick? do you know if any of them was sick? >> i know jason was supposed to be on oxygen 24/7 -- >> reporter: we're going to call them and see if we can find them. let's try julian first. >> the subscriber you have dialed is not in service. >> voice mail. >> reporter: the silence wouldn't last long. the couple reaching out to us by e-mail, denying they had done anything wrong and saying they would talk to us when they were ready. >> based upon the evidence, this is made up from day one. >> reporter: taryn sees the takedown of jason and julian's go fund me as another feather in her cap, something that would make nancy drew, if real, very proud. for "nightline," i'm alex perez in c

julian: it is.story times, of incredible change and are going to be dislocations. you look at a deal like this and ask her speaks to the potential for flexibility in the u.s. economy. people are going to be redeployed. you look at the numbers and the job situation is good in this country right now. david: a little creative destruction right there. those of the stories that matter to markets right now. futures are trading down, but next, we will look to see how far they are down. they are holding pretty steady down half a percent. stephanie: if you look, we are getting more and more earnings. there is a positive picture in the u.s. markets. this shows how connected we are globally. china, europe, oil prices pushing future markets down. it is tougher for the u.s. economy to pull its way for equities to show green here. david: we will see. tomorrow is another day. stephanie: 20 minutes away from the market opening, come on green, let's go. ♪ vonnie: welcome back to "bloomberg ." i vonnie quinn. tes

. >> hey, my name is julian, i'm making this account for my sk husband jason taylor. i've never done this before, he can really use all the help he can get. >> reporter: jason martinez, apparently stricken with a variety of cancers. >> he's been sick all his fe with cancer off and on. for the past five years he's had a brain do you mean which is now three, stomach assume, stage 4 bone cancer -- >> reporter: jason's loyal husband gilian baker takes to the crowd funding internet site go fund me to make the passionate plea, "help save a life." a story tair rin harper wright tale, the emotional pleas for help and money. just one problem -- she thinks they're lying. >> my name is taryn harper wright and i am a hoax hunter. >> reporter: the 37-year-old former futures trader from chicago prides herlf on being called the internet's premier fake illness detective. >> i used to read "nancy drew." something like tha getting to the bottom of a story. >> reporter: she cracked 17 cases of suspected illness fraud in the last three years. part of the soaring internet crime rate that

and julian's claims and why is wright so convinced they're wrong? to start she says jason doesn't seem to know the first thing about the cancer he has supposedly been battling for years. >> the way that he's describing things, he can't name the type of cancer that he has. he knows it begins with a "c." >> reporter: she says the couple's claims of fatal illness seem contradicted by jason's apparently healthy apppprance in photographs. dr. feldman agrees. >> a photograph of him holding a child, looking robust. >> reporter: even claiming jason has rust in his blood from staples allegedly left inside his body that he says put him on dialysis. >> this was among the most highly suspect cases i've ever seen. and i've been looking into these cases for 20 years. >> reporter: the most egregious post according to wright, this picture of jason allegedly close to death from cancer and pneumonia lying in a hospital bed. >> if he had pneumonia, a blood doctor apparently told him he was on his dead bed, he would have an oxygen mask, an iv. he would not have a mask

julian: yes.re is a big difference between the commodity emerging markets, brazil and russia, and those that are much more consumer-based economies. you need to differentiate between those. you can include south africa in the commodity area more so than the service sector area. you need to drill down where they really are. guy: when does the correlation start to unwind? julian: there is a genuine concern, as we were chatting at the break, you have companies with high dollar debt. you need the dollar to stabilize. a number of these currencies will not come under pressure against the dollar. guy: great stuff. stay with us. the market is about to open. looks like we will see a fairly flat open after some really big falls in asia overnight. the open is next. ♪ guy: "on the move." good morning and welcome to "on the move." good morning and welcome to "on the move." here is your morning brief. the selloff continues. dipping below 20,000 for the first time since 2013. oil is also sliding. ipo.audi's prep

kim: well, i have to say it is probably more julian.ghter] but i am aware of some of the things that are going to be roadblocks for her. so, if i can provide some transparency with these people and make them part of what the internet party stands for, then i will be happy to do that. emily: you are saying julian assange is going to be hillary's worst nightmare in 2016. kim: i think so. yeah. emily: how so? kim: well, he has access to information. emily: what information? kim: i do not know the specifics. emily: why hillary in particular? kim: well, hillary hates julian. she is just an adversary of, i think, internet freedom. emily: she signed your extradition request. kim: yes. emily: so you have a bone to pick with her. kim: you know the crazy thing is -- i actually like hillary. i like obama. it is so crazy that all of this happened. emily: so the internet party has not worked out in new zealand. as i understand it, it was kind of a flop. how do you resurrect that? kim: a lot of times, when i created something new, it was a bit ahead

department of please welelme julian castro!"n (cheers and applause) __iw'p >> stephen: all right, sir, the last time we met, you were the mayor ofiic >> that'snb right. >> stephen: now hud secretary. what is the nicest thing about being in the cabinet? do you get to go to the state of3f3oirow night or are you thex'dtuk theyr put there if something terrible happens? are yoyo the continuity i i the worst happens or can_ you go to the speech?i >> unfortunately, i get to go to the speech. >> stephen: who getsiso3 sequesterserred? >> that's thei designated survivor and we won't find out till tomorrow. >> stephen: and that person is not allowed to drink during the speech? >> i hope not. >> stephen: you won't know till the last minute. and you don't know >> they've already told him her. i hope. because what if they didn't show up to work or something? are there times when the obama cabinet doesn't show to work? >> stephen: i'm taking a personal day, ththcountry will understand. >> that's right. >> stephen: fair amount of the republican

it continues to get better . >> anchor: julian ed eman spent the last weeks trying to get bag on the field. now he will get that chance and patriots biggest game of the year . >>> i put my heart and sole into everything i do to get ready for the season and to not be able to go out there and compete with the guys that you spring, the summer it sucks . >> anchor: next to his health, the most important thing is getting on the same page with tom brady. >>> i know him and he knows me. we still have to work very hard this week to make up on the ground lost that we didn't have so that's what we're going to do. >> anchor: the web off will aid edelman and others to get to full health and prepare to face the hottest team in the nfl . >> anchor: the top two seeds and get a week to rest up, to work on yourself as a team and, you know, any time you get an extra week, extra couple of days i think is huge . >>> for a team that's playing as well as anybody in the national football league and they pose a lot of different problems in all three phases so we definitely have our work cut out for us. >> a

julian: i want to start with a question about brown versus board of education.u remember what it meant to you when you heard about it? william: i do. seemed, it seems utterly impossible. i was in small-town mississippi at the time. i thought, that's all very nice, but it ain't ever going to happen here. [laughter] whites in theew south, and i

i'll say it's just anger problems or what we go through. tell me julian is an aspiring rapper. police say last night he was causing a disturbance on the qk fdr drive. yyxq]= officers chased him up to his grandmother's apartment where they say he lunged at him with a knife. >> why would they shoot him? >> reporter: you don't believe he lunged at them with a knife? >> i know he didn't deserve to get shot. >> reporter: as julian's friends gathered to wait on his ndition, they are comforted by s songs. police say he has a history of iend describe him as a dedicaayd father, passionate about his music. >> look him up, all you see a music. everything is music to him. that's all he wants. >> reporter: and friends say julian dejesus is recovering well at bell view hospital. those two officers were taken to beth israel fo evaluation. >>> coming up next, the crash so startlin it's go hard to believe that this mansur vooifed. the officer who walked away after he was run over by run away tractor-trailer. >>> and a different kind of problem on the morning commute today. the newborn baby that

julian eelman is good to go. to play in the divisional play playoff game against the chiefs. it is the news fans have been hoping for. edelman has been out of action for weeks now after breaking his foot against the giants. sports director joe amorsino in the newsroom with the details. >> anchor: julian edelman is ready for next saturday's divisional game against the chiefs. the pats receiver has spent the last two weeks, two plus weeks, getting comfortable with a steel plate in his left shoe that prevents that injured bone in refracturing. edelman suffered the injury back on november 15 in the patriots win over the giants. according to an nfl source, the bone has haled but is prone to breaking again to protect that foot a steel plate is built into his shoe. that prevents him from pushing off that left foot in the usual fashion. so edelman had to adjust to the way he pushes off and makes cuts cuts. the good news for the patriots is edelman has done that and he will play against the chiefs. kansas city is coming to gillette stadium after the steel steelers come back win over t

they also have julian eeman and danny amendola back on the feel. they were not out there in the new hampshirup in week 12. recording live, trey daerr, 7 news. >> anchor: obviously patriots fans are puffed up for this tie el game and it's getting so building. pats nation giving their predictions on who will shine on sunday. dan hausle live at gillette with >> reporter: well, bill belichick always talks about how all the players have to do their job so we asked the fans to look into their crystal ball and see who they think might be the headlines on monday. >>> march come butler was the unlikely hero everyone was talking about after last year's super bowl win. so who do fans think they might be talking about monday morning? >>> we're going to need james white. the running gail has been slow. i think they will defend gronk, eedelman. i think white has has. to come up with a few big place . >>> bride elooks to check down to them a lot so i think you can see some big plays out of him . >>> with some predicting this game could come down to a field goal,

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among those names julian ed. edelman dealing with a broken foot he would play the second game since mid-november. with a tough defense come sunday. >> they have a bunch of all pros and pro bowlers and nasty group. good nasty you know football nasty. so they have guys that get after the pass rusher and it's going to be a battle. >> reporter: i am standing outside the denver practice facility and after talking to unlawful broncos they are would be -- talking to a lot of broncos they are one could have dent team. >> this is not very poe height. the denver -- polite. denver airport crew added a one before the 8 on the runway number to change it to man manning's 18. >> always good to mess with the runway. we have been blocked in the bat especially the fan with the denver cbs station and we asked you to share this on facebook at half the check more than 3,000 shares more than 2500 likes and how about denver? not even 400 shares. less than 800 likes. make the win even more dominating. kate merrill live in den remember t

with rob gronkowski and julian edelman both back in the lineup, tom brady can spread it out and pick any defense apart, and peyton manning has seen this show before. >> to quote bill belichick, "we'll be on the new england." >> joe: tom brady and peyton manning have been here before, leading up to a 17th and perhaps final meeting. high praise from each legendary quarterback. >> i think playing someone 17 times is pretty cool, especially someone as great as him. >> to play as well as he has with the success that he's had and the team's success, i just have a lot of respect for him. >> joe: the quarterbacks have mutual respect, but the broncos doling out their fair share of trash talk, as well, calling brady a crybaby and promising to go low on rob gronkowski. but after recovering from his sprained knee in week 12, gronk has a plan for the rematch. >> they're not doing anything illegal out there. it's just part of the game. just got to be aware of it. maybe just got to step up my game a little bit. maybe throw a juke. i don't know how many jukes i got. >> joe: and with gronk, am danny

from the water, julian can see that only a few people, including, moss hills, are left.ng the last to leave the ship, moss hills finally gets his chance to rescue himself. >> when i finally put a harness on myself and got hoisted up into the helicopter, it was an incredible feeling. and suddenly, you know, i felt that's it. i'm safe. and i looked down at the ship and i thought, you know, that's -- from the air you could see just how critically damaged the ship was. we looked down and just saw hundreds and hundreds of people, a wave came over me. i remember one of the rescue guys coming to me and saying, are you okay? i said, yes. everybody's off. it's over. we've got them all off, and then collapsing. >> moss is exhausted but finally safe. when he comes to, he only wants to know if everyone else is okay. >> i still thought there were people missing. and i was feeling this immense dread that we'd left somebody onboard because there were people unaccounted for. >> amazingly all 571 passengers, crew members and cruise staff make it off the oceanos alive. later a naval board