>> reporter: actress lupita nyong'o's stunning calvin klein dress, adorned with 6,000 pearls. it caught the eye of many in the fashion world. as well as someone in the crime world. the dress stolen from lupita's hotel wednesday, triggering a police search for the estimated $150,000 gown. then a real hollywood plot twist. >> tmz.com says they received a call from the alleged thief and alerted detectives. a tip which led to the gown, being found inside of a trash bag in a restroom at this hotel. >> the dress we have in our possession resembles the dress she wore the night of the oscars. >> reporter: but tonight the cliffhanger -- were the pearls on the dress even real? in the call to tmz, the anonymous crook claimed he took two of the pearls to l.a.'s garment district and learned they were fake. real or fake police say it was still a crime. and, what about a sequel? >> as we go forward we will definitely be seeing celebrities wearing very expensive gowns that are probably followed by security guards. >> reporter: no comment on the value of the loot from calvin klein, the gown's

calvin klein, van heusen speedo aero pos tle. it's made a lot of the money year after year but hen in 2013 the stock peaked around the time pbh a. since then the stock has been hit or miss. pvh has -- they have overseas exposure. the strong dollar is not going good for the business. the company reported its recent earnings and expected revenues up .8% year over year. management giving guidance for 2015 as a whole, but a lot of this is current. how concerned should we be especially after stocks? let's take a closer look chairman and ceo of pbh to learn more about the quarter. welcome back to "mad money". >> nice to have you. >> manny, you have a table here. i'm going to cut right to it. it's your currency. typically most companies don't break it out. i have to tell you have a horrendous currency basket. you do currency in russia. brazil down 32. europe down 19. japanese yen is it. you can't catch a break currency-wise. >> jim, i think that's part of being a global player. about 600 million dollars of foreign off shore business. 30

. >> reporter: folded up neatly is the $150,000 white pearl designer calvin klein dress worn at the's cars. >> a pearl bodice cut out

klein was the boss. they decided they would start their own business.y took it upon themselves to start this photo stock business. they bought 100 different companies or put archives -- for photo archives and pieced together getty. under these two different equity owners -- mark: is his move seen as a positive for the company? >> it is counterintuitive, but some people are saying this is a good thing because since things have not worked so well perhaps we can find a senior member of management we can count on to affect the turnaround. mark: they are looking outside of the company for a new ceo. what challenges with the new had person face? >> the same challenges klein has had. looking at this one big part of their business. shutter stock is a public traded company -- publicly traded company. they have to figure out what is going on there. they have done a lot of website changes. are they selling images people want or are they not able to connect with people? mark: what are the risks investors face when they buy traded down loans and bonds? >> is a valua

calvin klein has not commented on the dress or why it dropped the case. well warmer weather is on the way for the weekend. maybe dress weather if you're into that sort of thing. eileen back with how high the thermometer will go after the break. >> after an eight-year journey, nasa's spacecraft dawn is about to reach its ultimate destination. it arrived for the first time at a dwarf planet which is the asteroid belt between mars and jupiter. it's the second and final stop for the probe which first visited the proto planet vesta. scientists consider both objects planetary building blocks and hope the mission will shed light on how our solar system is formed. dawn's mission is set to end next june. >> that's all really cool. i'm so fascinated by space. >> i know. and the middle we'll see it soon. >> lots of sunshine out there. 30 degrees now. 42 tomorrow. 50 degrees sunday as we spring forward into daylight savings time. >> all right. sounds good. thanks for joining us this midday. be sure to watch abc 7 news at [cheers and applause] >> yeah! hey! hey! hey!

in a moment you'll meet ed klein again.wrote the book "blood feud: the clintons versus the obamas." ♪ ♪ stuart: yeah, let's repeat that, ed klein. he is the author of "blood feud," and he joins us now. you have some news on hillary's e-mail problem and president obama. >> according to my sources, this is only the first of maybe six shoes that are going to drop on hillary and the state department. stuart: what does that mean? >> my sources tell me that valerie jarrett has ordered investigations of clinton hillary clinton in the state department, the first of which is now the e-mails. they're also looking into her expense accounts. they're looking into -- investigating not looking into investigating her use of finances. they're investigating her use of giving contracts to companies that also donated to the clinton initiative. the bottom line here is that the white house, the obama white house does not want to see hillary clinton president of united states. stuart: but they would not be official investigations by the fbi, for

karen klein receives more than $700,000. >> i was blown away. i really was. >> karen retires from the school system and intends on taking that dream vacation. she also plans on donating to charities that are close to her heart. but karen's greatest treasure from this experience is the outpouring of love she receives from around the world. >> wonderful, wonderful messages. letters, i mean, books. can't even begin to mention all the wonderful people. it's great. >> karen's middle school tormenters and their parents issue an apology. the school takes action against the children. 50 hours of community service with senior citizens. completion of a bully prevention program, and suspension from school for one whole year. >> in this situation, they clearly took it too far. but you have to remember that most of these kids aren't really bad kids. 95% of kids who bully can be rehabilitated. that's really our goal. >> i really hope they've learned their lesson. i really do. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> just had an assault with injur

the judges praised klein's groundbreaking book, "this changes everything: capitalism vs. the climate," and david sirota's exposes on corruption in the pension system. jeff cohen, director of the park center for independent media said in a statement -- "naomi klein and david sirota are the journalistic heirs of i.f. stone, taking on the most powerful forces in society -- from wall street to big oil & gas -- and giving voice to the victims of predatory capitalism." and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now! democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with aaron matÉ. aaron welcome to our listeners and viewers around the country and around the world. we turn now to the iraq where the battle for tikrit has entered its fourth week. iraqi forces and iranian-backed shiite militias have been battling fighters from the islamic state since early march in an attempt to retake saddam hussein's hometown. the iraqi government is expected to soon request u.s. assistance in the form of air strikes. if the u.s. accepts the request, it would mark the bigges

freeway, jack klein knew if he didn't quickly become part of the story, a man might burn to death right in front of his eyes. the madness, the misery, the mayhem. just a typical day on an l.a. freeway. but then an accident, an inferno, and a man trapped inside. his fate left in the hands of bystanders, forced to choose between saving him or saving themselves. what would they do? it's early afternoon on freeway 170. october 16th, 2005 when the drama begins. >> i was traveling on southbound when i start drizzling. and i was rolling the tape. i was trying to shoot om rain. >> freelance cameraman jack klein is driving with his daughter when he's something alarming up ahead. >> i notice car slip and slide, went sideways towards the left and hit a center divider. i seen some smoke coming out of the car. i park mid car, left the camera, ran towards him. and he was kind of moaning slightly after he came through. he goes my foot, my foot. i thought his foot was stuck. >> officers also see the accident. >> once we got on the freeway, we saw that on the other side, there was a multivehicle collisi

as klein told us about the efforts to undermine hillary clinton.about hillary's private e-mail use to the press. and client is here. you have good sources that say it was valerie jarrett. >> in this case, i have the resources. these sources did not know each other and they independently told me the same story. valerie jarrett in a sense of vengeance launched a series of investigations in the state department. the e-mail scandal is the first shoe to drop. >> six investigations opted by valerie jarrett. the e-mail scandal. it was valerie jarrett that provoked that investigation. politically that is really antagonistic. >> yes it is. you have to think about something else. she gives the orders of the state department to do these investigations. can they be carried out without secretary of state kerry. is he part of this? it certainly occurs to be that if you are going to do these investigations the secretary of state, kerry must truly know about them. stuart: you brought up this story. you said six investigations. e-mail investigation. is it traveling

my name is kevin klein. -and i'm josephine klein. -and we live in floral park, new york. so the way we met-- we actually both grew up in floral park. so i'm a year older than josephine so we kind of hung out with different crowds. we-- it was more like a "grease" kind of story. she was more with the jocks, and i was more not with the jocks. then-- we really didn't know each other through high school. we actually-- the way we came together was a friend of ours-- a friend of mine and a friend of hers were get married, and we were in the wedding party. and josephine doesn't like to say this--

calvin klein's people according to sources.mz as well they said they never said it was worth 150 grand. that was the stylist and -- >> that's funny. some truth to that. >> that's right. thieves doesn't pay. >>> that's the news for this half hour. >> remember to follow us on facebook at wnn fans.com. remember, crime doesn't pay. >>> this morning on "world news now," march misery. the ice and snowstorms sending travelers in to a tail spin across a huge section of the country. >>> your life flash before your eyes because you don't know if you are going to die. >> thousands of airline travelers stranded and the storms gaining strength today and tomorrow. >>> new clues about schoolgirls leaving home to join isis and the identity of the masked killer joan as jihadi john who is taking massive steps to stop the most feared terrorists in the world. >>> deadly race the spectators killed in an illegal street race in california. the suspect in custody and all-out search for another. >> they just race race and race. >> reporter: the human t

city leaders and officials at the ribbon cutting of the steven klein wellness center in north philadelphia is operated by project home. the new facility will provide health care services for residents in a local neighborhood. the sent even has its own pharmacy and offers babysitting nervous through the ymca. leaders say the this 28,000 square foot facility is long overdue. >> today too many philadelphians risk their physical, mental, emotional and fiscal health because health care isn't an accessible because it's too expensive. wellness center is a a stop towards alleviateing those issues in north philadelphia and beyond. >> the center is named after steven klein the lead funder of the project. >>> putting drones to work to save your life. >> one company is at the timing them as lifeguards. how the robots could save your life when seconds count. >> it could be a disgusting side effect of living in city but now san francisco' s fighting back. how the city's engineering walls that pee back on disgusting vandals. >> strange story. florida community kindsness used against it turns out a woman

phillip klein joins us. what do the republicans have up their sleeve. >> reporter: i think basically what is going on is there is a debate among republicans about whether or not previous budget agreements and different fiscal agreements are going to be honored going forward or if there is going to be some sort of long-term fix to these issues. i think on one area there is this issue of doctor's payments under medicare which are due to scheduled to be cut. and there is a plan out there that's trying to have a permanent fix to that as opposed to just continuously sort of extending it. and the problem is that a lot of conservatives are uncomfortable with the fact that it costs a lot of money. and there is also a prodder budget battle brewing, which is over the defense cuts which are scheduled to go into effect as part of the sequestration and prior budget agreement. but republicans who are more hawkish on defense are worried that it's really going to erode u.s. national security at a time with increases tension

all right you heard it right here on "varney & company," ed klein. valerie jarrett leaked the hillary e-mail story. we'll tell you what the white house is saying about that in just a moment. >> i opted for convenience to use my personal e-mail account which was allowed by the state department because i thought it would be easier to carry just one device for my work and for my personal e-mails instead of two. >> what difference at this point does it make? ♪ ♪ i'm almost done. [ male announcer ] now you can pay your bill... ♪ ♪ ...manage your appointments... [ dog barks ] ...and check your connection status... ♪ ♪ ...anytime, anywhere. ♪ ♪ [ dog growls ] ♪ ♪ oh. so you're protesting? ♪ ♪ okay. [ male announcer ] introducing xfinity my account. available on any device. stuart: here's a big name, you may know it by a different name. the retailer, burlington. i always think of it as burlington coat factory, but it's burlington stores. new high. they reported strong profits and really good holiday sales late last year. up 3%, 59 on burlington. >>> the all

we're now getting a look inside project homes at the steven klein wellness center the first of its kind facility is designed for homeless community and for other medically underserved residents. >> we're trying to, you know, make this a place where people feel safe where they feel respected, and they feel that their health care providers kind of understand the context in which they live. >> along with physical and behavioral health care the facility will also provide shower and laundry service for the homeless and emergency food pantry. >>> temperatures in the 40s right now. clouds overhead. we're watching for a few rain showers but most of them are avoiding us this morning, so we're in a warmup before the winds kick in this afternoon to bring the temperatures in the other direction. right now it's 44 degrees at nbc 10. time to check in with katy zachry and the first alert traffic system. katy? >> anything that involved a big warmup, i'm a big fan of. you're free and clear of any issues we'll take look at the major issues in lehigh valley coming up. >>> plus new at 4:30 a local college

. >>> designers at calvin klein say they couldn't be more thrilled. angeles county sheriff's deputies believe they recovered the $150,000 gown lupita nyong'o wore to present at the academy awards last sunday. the dress was storm from her room at the london hotel in west hollywood late wednesday. tmz.com reports a person claiming to have taken the gown posted the location on a web site under a bathroom sink in the famed hotel, and that's where authorities found it but with a few pearls missing. >> background to the unusual weather. first it started to rain and then came the hail. some fans at the quakes new stadium in san jose covered their heads and then ran for more cover. others, including the players, kept their heads all be them wet and beaten by mother nature, in the soccer game. gorgeous new stadium and yet that looks a little bit miserable. let's go over to drew. white the storm they had down there. >> what you're seeing the showers popping upper, seeing lightning, small hail and gusty winds. live doppler 7hd right now will show you it's not ra

. >> and lupita nyong'o, the oscar dress stolen and returned, calvin klein saying they will not press >>> and this woman, taking her best guess at the dwarves. >> sneaky. >> oh no sneaky instead of sneezy. >>> when we come back, do you remember four years ago? the journey to the hospital? ugh... ...heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm... amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. [ fishing rod casting line, ng ] [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthy. great taste. [ m'm... ] [ tapping ] sounds good. campbell's healthy request. m'm! m'm! good.® congratulations. you're down with crestor. yes! when diet and exercise aren't enough, adding crestor lowers bad cholesterol up to 55%. crestor is not for people with liver disease or women who are nursing, pregnant, or may become pregna

. >>> project home will celebrate the grand opening and building dedication of the steven klein wellness 9sq'ter. it's the first of its kind to serve the homeless in the area. the new wellness center expands health care services which they had been philadelphia for am 20 years. >>> if you have a cool 700 grand lying around, you could buy a whole down in georgia. the name of the town grantville and it's for sale on ebay of course. locals say it's filled mostly with tourists. they're mainly fans of amc's zombie drama the walking de=4 you got to go. >> the price tag for all of the downtown area is $680,000. don't know if it comes with actual zombies. >> that would be extra. >> extra. they are extras. >>> an english teacher from maine is $1 million richer this morning. >> she won a prize for her.zkm÷ decades of work and now plans on paying it forward. she received the honor yesterday in dubai. she taught=hzy literature for 42 years and is considered an innovator and a pioneer in the field. she plans to- million to the center for teaching and ecognized more for a body of work than anything el

. >>> today, project home will celebrate the grand opening and dedication of the steven klein wellnesscenter in philadelphia. it's being called the first of its kind facility that will seven the homeless and the highest poverty rate. it will expand health care services they've provided in north philadelphia for almost 20 years. >>> demolition work is underway now at the boyd theater in philadelphia in spite a pro tets to save the historic building. they tore down large sections of the theater. the movie palace opened in 1928. last year, they reached a deal with the city to protect certain parts of the building. >>> an english teacher from maine is $1 million richer this morning. she won a global teacher prize for her decades of work. she received the honor yesterday in dubai. former president bill clinton was there. she taught literature for 42 years and is considered an innovator and a fie near in the field. she plans to donate all the money. >> i'm nearing the end of my career. to be recognized more for a body of work than anything else it's a different feeling. i still haven't taken

the attorney is reading from a 16-page e-mail claiming was superintendent by the kidnappers of his klein 29-year-old denise huskins, a message he admits is strange other than fiction. >> anyone could think this up. it would be so incredible the. >> he claims it was sent to the san francisco chronicle and he refused to let us look at the mail. it appears to be a long apology for the kidnapping last week from her vallejo home. the alleged kidnapper claim to be car thieves who wanted to go bigger with the claims. >> she was not the intended tar democratic. >> he will not say who the real target was. >> they are not willing to give themselves up they feel they have credit add secondary or tertiary harm hurting her during the kidnapping and now hurting her because she is a suspect. >> police called eight hoax and denise huskins refused to cooperate with authorities after showing up unharmed near her mother's home in southern california. >> now a new e-mail. but why? >> why would they say this is what we did we really did it? thank you is an excellent question. the answer is, i think because t

joe klein, thank you so much. joe," barney frank joins the conversation. also from the hit show "the americans," actress alison wright. and retired mark kelly. >>> up next senator ted cruz of texas is standing by in the green room. we've got loss toalso to talk with him about. the volkswagen jetta is really fun-to-drive. go for it. okay. wow... woohoo! i'm dreaming... pinch me. no, not while you're driving. and, right now, you can get a one-thousand-dollar volkswagen credit bonus on jetta models. seriously, pinch me. it's not a dream. ow! it's the volkswagen stop dreaming, start driving event. stop dreaming, and test-drive one today. hurry in and you can get 0% apr plus a $1000 volkswagen credit bonus on 2015 jetta and passat models. ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of craving something that i can't have ♪ ♪ turn around barbara ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ah, push it. ♪ ♪ ♪ push it. ♪ ♪ p...push it real good! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ow! ♪ ♪ oooh baby baby...baby baby. ♪ if you're s

this is not what terry klein expected to have an honest way to the airport on sunday morning. klein was in this mood is a band on its way to catch a flight with his family when they literally threw off the road on 5:48 a.m.. >>: reporter: she was heading to work when she lost control. and all more than a dozen cars wrecked by exiting 540 at aviation parkway. amazingly goal was hurt. see the cars were pretty beat up. you see firsthand what a little patch of ice can do to a vehicle and a person. flying out of control while most of these drivers wanted to do was catch a flight. <

ezra klein from vox, thank you very much for being here. e!e's environmental legacy is an inconveneient truth, what will obama's environmental legacy be? so i got on the plane and thought... yeah! empty seat next to me. and then i saw him, slowly coming down the aisle. one of those guys who just can't stop talking. i was downloading a movie. i was trying to download a movie. i have verizon. i don't. i get that little spinning wheel. download didn't finish. finished the download. headphones on. and i'm safe. i didn't finish in time. so... many... stories. join us and save without settling on the largest most reliable network. >> if i can change how the country thinks about this as a serious and immediate threat not some distant, vague thing, if i can encourage and gain commitments from the chinese to put forward a serious plan to start curbing greenhouse gases, if i'm able to do those things now, when i'm done we'll still have a heck of a problem, but we will have made enough progress that the next president and the next generations can build u

the custom calvin klein valued at $150,000. >>> a tradition gnat garment for prince william. earlier the prince dressed up as a 16th century samurai war lord on the set of a television studio in tokyo. look at him there. william also found a little time to show off his juggling skills for kids at a school. all part of his official visit. >>> and there was another tribute to actor leonard nimoy today, this one from the final frontier. aboard the international space station a vulcan salute as mr. spock used to do it right above his earthly home state massachusetts. terry virts tweeted this honor in nimoy who died at the age of 83. ♪♪ people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressure drug farxiga may help you lose weight and may even l

today's verdict reaffirms that allen klein has no legal merit we are grateful to the jury for its careful examination of the facts. there is no question gender diversity in the workplace is an important issue kepi see the remains committed to supporting women in venture- capital and technology both inside our firm and within our industry. >> pam: amanda not say she is tremendously relieved and grateful that italy's highest court has accorded her in the number of parliament. --murder of her roomate >> pam: the seattle woman learned late this afternoon that italy's highest court overturned her murder conviction and that upper ex-boyfriend as well as an appeal court in to about 11 cleared not in 2007 murder of the british wanted she was ordered released after spending four years in prison but and then in her acquittal was overturned and knox was born in with being sent back to italy today said the decision closed the legal side of for good. -- saga >> pam: coming up and twist and the tragic plane crash and the french alps what investigators uncovered about the co-pilot and deliberately crash

brent klein is departing the ride-sharing company he joined in september 2013 before its huge growthe says he wants to spend more time with his family. he previously worked at google and microsoft for more than 20 years. uber is facing legal and regulatory issues and criticism for safety and other issues. >>> well most asian markets saw gains ahead of today's fed meeting. tokyo's nikkei added 1%. hong kong's hang seng lost .25%. >>> u.s. stocks rebounded as the rally against the euro slowed. and the price of oil hit a six six-year low. a stronger dollar is a problem for u.s. companies because it means their products are more expensive overseas. the dow rose 228 points yesterday. the s&p 500 finished 27 points higher. and the nasdaq jumped 57 points. >>> hbo says its standalone streaming service should be available next month. the service allows fans of the big cable channel to get its shows without paying for an entire cable package. instead, fans can buy each of the channel's shows individually as they come out. >>> mcdonald's workers in 19 cities have filed complaints about working

. -- all -- joining me is ojojon klein.ng in a discussion that it should have been midyear and interest rate increase. it should happen sometime this year, even as you lower the growth forecast. i know you are not following day by day -- jon: but i do pay my credit card bill. betty: you look at the economy. what are you seeing right now? jon: i hope they don't do anything to screw up a steady -- a slow and steady improvement. i want them to do it the right way. i guess people are now concerned that if you wait too long, there will be runaway inflation and you will have to take more radical measures. that makes sense. but if politics can stay out of it and they can focus on the economics -- betty: the trouble is that the goal post is moving. we reached the threshold of 6.5%, but now we are down below 5.5%. down the big question marks are oil which is deflationary, which may mean janet yellen will need to hold off a little bit. betty: they are subscribing to -- jon: they feel now that they have the disposable income to do it,

it also puttings her above the fashion house calvin klein that named her brand ambassador. >> besideslvin klein and other major labels like chanel and steve madden want to tap her and her own line potential customers in collaborations both paid and unpaid. >> you think that you're transparent in how you operate your business? >> yeah. i mean you can totally work with brands. people love seeing that but you have to build stories, you have to build credibility and those brands have to be the perfect place. >> what they buryring to her is cachet and what she brings to them is she can bring this huge vast following and at the same time her personal look and sort of persona is very on brand for them. so it's a win/win for both companies. >> the stylish influencer has earned a seat front row at fashion shows in new york milan, and paris. nearly a month-long schedule packed with hair and makeup costume changes, and runways. lots of runways. ♪ i'm so fancy ♪ >> reporter: designers send her clothes and accessories to wear. some on loan, some as gifts, and she makes up to $50,000 for appearance

a calvin klein a model on state showing it off.e hitting the luxury market. -- onstage showing it off. is it worth that kind of money? you are looking at an addition. the cheaper version it starts at $349. you are buying a lump of gold. it is twice as much -- it is twice as strong as normal gold but it is the beauty. in terms of details, it goes on so april 10, -- sale april 10 for preorder. [indiscernible] she was helm at burberty. not only in apple store zumba high-end places. -- but in high-end apple -- but in high-end places. this is squarely trying to hit the luxury market and fx. jonathan: now, you ask is it worth it? falls and batteries. if i have a watch -- caroline: tim cook try to talk a lot about it. 18 hours. you have to sleep at some point. they hope every time you go to bed, you would take it off. it has a power saving technique. say you have not charged overnight and maybe you were living large or working -- working all night. it will last you 72 hours. it it depends on how much you are using the device. that is wher

one week later clients -- kleins will offer it for $8.97. visually, you can see this in the illustration. remember what i do tarbell -- ida tarbell was talking about? you can see how drastically the neighborhoods change, too, from the higher priced original to the lower-priced style on the right. fashion writer elizabeth hawes , will talk about fashion and the fashion industry in her book "fashion is finished." this is her quote that talks about the yearning for new items . differentiated from the past in only the smallest detail. she says, it is the proud boast of some wholesalers that they make up a whole line with only three dress patterns. the newness so loudly called for, is new trimming, new callers come a new cuffs, new buttons, new flowers, and all of this -- not too new please. think about how we dress today. in order for a fashion to be in fashion you have to have a critical mass of adopted. -- of people adopt it. but we are never satisfied. as soon as we have one style, we start thinking, ooh, how can it be a little different so w

the kleins over the past year is more than 10%. the charts show energy is oversold.not just that energy needs is oversold. you are bullish on xl he. -- on xle. >> i admit that this is a hard sector to like. a lot of folks in north dakota and texas have been crying themselves to sleep in recent months. but yesterday's price action actually is telling. the fact that we got inventory numbers that suggests the u.s. is awash in crude oil, we are going to run out of storage ray quickly. -- storage very quickly. crude oil actually rallied very hard yesterday. it's not doing a whole lot today. but it's telling. that kind of price action tells me that that is a known known. the market -- the selling is starting to exhaust itself. after a painful downside come i think there is a here, both in crude physicals and xle, the integrated names. >> crude has been resilient. well kind of difference does that kind of influence does it have on companies versus refiners? >> you are exactly right. there is a tremendous amount of churn and rotation within the space. because of that, i woul

randall: we've been doing a lot of work with frida klein and she has some of the best research i've everon unconscious bias and it's beth taking. it's so astonishing, you can't even be depressed by it. cory: examples? randall: you mentioned one, changing the names on top of resumes so that they're identifyably hispanic or identifiablely african-american or seemingly white. and the difference in callbacks is a three or four x. there was one she showed today i have never seen before. which is kind -- it kind of blow yours mind. she headlined it crossing while black. that drivers will stop for a white person in a crosswalk, i think it was three or four times more frequently than they will stop for a black person in a crosswalk. but it's over and over and over again. she had this wonderful piece of the presentation where she had a student with whom she was working who was completely natively fluent in spanish. cory: and english, right? randall: his real name was vaughn baker. they sent him on video job interviews under his real name vaughn baker, and i think under the name alejandro diaz mar

my question is does good economic data mean the kleins inequities -- declines in equities or does goodnomic data support higher share prices because it reflects a stronger economy? this will be determined in the months and weeks to come. mark: what does it mean? constance: the fed is looking to take the air out of the balloon slowly. they don't want to pop it. they are also saying we will not do this until we know the engine is really firing on all cylinders. there is a good chance that we will see strong earnings growth in many sectors as the result of a relatively strong economy. there are many copies that benefit from having a low oil price. that will be an added boost to earnings. mark: the chief economist in chicago told the associated press the fed wants to prepare the markets for change but added "they don't want to scare them." our investors nervous right now? sebastian: they are incorrectly so. look at what qe has done, you buy hope for the future and hopefully deliver that through economic growth. as the cycle slows down potential earnings growth has slowed down in the dollar

what do you see as the worst thing klein or might have done in this case?> it's very typical of the small business as it relates to the arrogance that the rules are not necessarily there to apply to us will stop there there to -- to us. they are there to apply to other businesses the company runs on . the company runs on an intuitive level. it thinks is being fair and consistent but most leadership does not like to be told how to run their business or what to do, so they run it that way until they get themselves slapped and take a step back or, maybe in the wake of a decision that goes against perkins, they decide i'm going to rethink how we do things here to avoid conflict and avoid an issue down the road. cory: is silicon valley, small companies in particular -- silicon valley seems to not want to play by any rulebook and they think that is the value of the disruption these companies cause. is that different than the rest of the country? david i don't think it's that : different -- it's typical of small businesses that have a casual approach to business a

as we've seen again and again, klein kleiner desperately needed an hr department to deal with these kroefshsz controversies. i'm going to reserve judgment on that. it doesn't surprise me the firm would be very defensive and start finding additional fought on her work when she felt it was on appeal. >> so there's sex, finance, lawsuits. >> a lot. >> great story. is it going to change anything in silicon valley? do you get the sense when you talk about to people around here that it's changing? that's a quick no. >> it will change something, but i think people bill will take hiring an hr person a lot more seriously now. small partnerships will understand having the value of someone hired to do nothing but handle these sorts of issues, and that's great but i think that historically when you look at other industries, media, or our industry, finance. it takes a big class action suit to really change a culture. morgan stanley was hit with a couple of class-action lawsuits saying they were demonstrating against women in and their asset management division discriminating against minorities. it did hel

host: and that is the ryan upton klein plan.st: yes and if they want to continue -- and it is an indication that they want to continue them in some form for some. of time. -- for some length of time. host: next caller, go ahead. caller: one to you getting rid of the mandate depending on the income tax bracket that you are in? wouldn't that solve most of these huge over the issues of the affordable care act? guest: yes and no. the requirement to carry insurance for paid a -- or pay a penalty is tied to whether insurance is affordable to you. if the tax credits were to go away in thirtysomething state then there were be a larger number of people that will qualify for the exemption to the insurance. and that is what the plaintiffs are seeking. they are challenging the tax credit because their legal argument is motivated by the mandate itself. what insurance with say is that it would not get rid of the larger problem of the affordable care act. they are now required to sell insurance, and in exchange they require most americans to b

. >> it was a story by ed klein who, you know interesting writer and he gets some -- what is the mattermelissa: what does that mean? interesting writer? what does that mean? >> you're right. got expose's. had the books about the clintons. >> also obama. he wrote the first best-seller, called the imposter. >> to hillary's defense she did say she didn't want to carry two phones. as we all know it is scientifically impossible to have two email accounts on one phone. i think case closed. melissa: definitely. interesting writer? what does that mean? >> well he is, controversial guy. i actually like him personally. really good guy. melissa: i feel a but coming. >> no but coming. melissa: okay. >> he is on our air a lot. i just think, that listen what i didn't see in the story was, a comment from valerie jarrett or valerie jarrett had no comment right? melissa: yeah. >> usually when you write a story like this you call up valerie jarrett, i would do it. you have you know, a day or two days to deny it, if you don't deny it -- >> nothing to it? >> i'm just saying -- >> there is something to it.

>> yep, i want to look like that so i can attract a good looking woman so i'll buy the calvin klein underwear where you will not buy a carls junior woman simply because a sexy woman is eating it? >> true. >> for me, if i see something like that like a naked woman woman in a bikini, i have to stop eating and go to the gym. >> i feel the same motivation when i see beckham there. >> yes, i got to stop drinking at much, i got to go to the gym. i got to stop napping through the gym. >> it lasts for a week. >> i moved into my building because they had a swimming pool and i was going to swim every day. been there out of the four years i've lived there, been there maybe three times. >> i bet every time when ted is he here. >> oh, yes. >> see, where i lived we don't have like a gym there, oh, if i could just live in a place with a gym or pool. >> sure. >> so it's not going to work? >> there is a gym three blocks from your apartment. >> it is more than three blocks. it is like three, four blocks down then you have to go over down another one or too. >> that would be called exercise going there. >> one

. >> reporter: folded up neatly is the $150,000 white pearl designer calvin klein dress worn at the's white. >> a dress reported stolen by the actress two days ago. >> we will maintain custody of the dress. >> the lieutenant with the west hollywood station says a media outlet called them after the source received an anonymous tip the dress was in the hotel where it had been taken. >> returned to the hotel and placed in a restroom on the second floor of the hotel that was in the process of being renovated. >> reporter: a few pearls are missing, but everything else is intact. ladies staying at the hotel have been following the story closely. >> we heard about the stolen dress. i was concerned. >> reporter: the thieves returned the dress after discovering the pearls were fake. >> lots of designers design garments valued at a lot of money without any jewels on them. that doesn't change anything in our investigation. >> looking into who broke into the actress' hotel room. >> it's safe. i feel safe. when i heard about that i was concerned. >> we have lots of interesting things that happen i

another piece by ezra klein and vox got people talking, al gore should run for president. gen ever granholm is the cochair of hillary clinton's plan for action, and also worked for al gore. people don't think of him as an active political player, but i thought the ezra piece was persuasive. i'm the opinion of the more the merrier. >> first of all i'm a total al gore fan, and i did work for him, but it ain't gonna happen. his standard response to this question, and as you can imagine he gets asked it a lot -- i am not running, i am a recovering politician. ime in the ninth stage of recoveries, and the longer i'm in recovery, the lest likely there is for relapse. it isn't going to happen. i know a lot of politicians and particularly republicans, and a lot of media would like to see a primary. however, he is not going to be in that primary. by the way, i think hillary clinton would welcome a robust primary. it's just i think democrats see her as the best chance, and people are happy with that particular choice, assuming he raises her hand. >> the polls, you're right about thi