next week guests include liz mcdonald, brooke goldstein and rick leveth -- leventhal. >> that's the last outrage ripples over male nipples. the fcc has released a complaint they received after the super bowl of several viewers who were red-hot about the chili pepper clothing. i found it difficult i had to see the nipples. men and women should have to wear shirts. there are children watching. >> how is it okay to perform shirtless and showing both nipples and yet you sanction by janet jackson to half time show with a display of nudity and the nipples of more than one adult were played on broadcast tv. this quote is really, really, really long. do you think it is a double standard that i can take off my shirt, but you can't ?i i am hoping you keep yours on. >> and he is hoping you take yours off. >> that's not true. >> you know, look, it didn't bather me. you had a monologue remember you were going off about that? >> yes. >> people get upset about this thing. when i modeled in the 1800's they would paint your boob so it wouldn't show flew the ball. everyone would go crazy on the ad. >> you

cheryl: liz, mcdonald, very good. >> what performance. cheryl: are you watching basketball? >> no.atching march madness at all? adam: no, we're watching melissa francis getting a million dollar payout just saying hello. >> who cares about basketball. thanks, guys. money is on ceo lert as techs clash with the president over cyber snooping. what role did they play in the drama. the world turns its back on russia an invasion in other parts of the ukraine could be imminent. we're going live to kiev because at the end of the day it is all about money. melissa: big presidential powwow planned at the white house in about an hour. tech ceos including google's eric schmidt and facebook's mark zuckerberg, meeting with president obama to voice concerns over government surveilance t has been a week since zuckerberg called out president obama to complain bit. here to talk about it, cybersecurity expert, a ethical hacker and charlie gasparino and tom sullivan. what i love about the story is the mock outrage on part of the tech ceos. you have the nsa has a venture fund where they invested in comp

liz: time for your front page headlines. mcdonald'staurant chain and in many of your portfolios reported a bigger than expected drop in local comparable sales last month. it was .3 of a%. low business in the u.s. due to weather we say. david: we talked about this unexpectedly weak economicat

let's talk about it with liz ann saunders and we got larry mcdonald's joining us as well. z ann, you know, we all are trying to parse through janet yellen's comments of last week and what it means for the future of interest rates and how soon they start raising rates. where do you guys at schwab stand on that issue right now and what does that do to your thoughts about investing in the stock market? >> so, i would put myself somewhat in bullard's camp. i have been pretty optimistic we would continue to see a decline in the unemployment rate, and that has to do with at least my view and i don't know that it's shared widely, but my view that the decline is more secular than it is cyclical and has most to do with demographics and retirement. there's no reason why that trend shouldn't continue so you would expect to see the trajectory go down. now, i think part of the reason why the fed went to qualitative guide sense they didn't want to be hamstrung by a 6.5% unemployment rate. unless inflation really heats up, i think they're going to be comfortable watching that go down comp

liz: time for your front page headlines. mcdonald's, the world's largest restaurant chain and in many of your portfolios reported a bigger than expected drop in local comparable sales last month. it was .3 of a%. low business in the u.s. due to weather we say. david: we talked about this unexpectedly weak economic data catching investors by surprise. chinese exports tumbling 18.1% in february. this raising concerns of course about the strength of the country's entire economy. liz: boeing stock lower after the disappearance of the boeing 777 passenger jet from malaysia to china. no word of where the jet is at this hour or the 290 passengers and crew. david: ebay rejecting activist investor carl icahn two nominees to the board saying both are, quote, unqualified. icahn owns 2% of e-commerce company. they want ebay to spin off the paypal unit. liz: use fruit firm chiquita brand and rival 5:00, reached a deal to get create the biggest banana supplier. -- fife. they will control 14% of the global banana market. david: the pizza chain, sbarr

mcdonald's. what is this wage that? liz: new york, california and michigan, wage that meaning workers allegedly forced to work off the clock, not being paid over time, basically forced to wait to work until customers came in the door. that is what these lawsuits contend. mcdonald's may have a bullet proof defense, actually always said these are franchisees', independent businesses, we are just a parent, we don't dictate what these fans do. stuart: back to one of our big stories of the day. we are getting our first inside look at the disaster otherwise known and obamacare. david wright quit his job, wrote a scathing letter of resignation for what he calls the worst job he ever had. here is just some of what he had to say on that matter. i am offended as an american taxpayer the federal bureaucracy, at least the part i have labored in is so dysfunctional. i am saddened by the fact, much less outrage regarding the problem. karl rove. i see this as the first look from the inside of the chaos of the obamacare. can't help but thi

liz: the crucible that has watched the data, i want to quickly mention and thanks to our traders that the dow jones industrials very close to session lows down 85 points at the moment. mcdonald's is a standout to the upside about 3-1/3%. not bad for mcdonald's but the real weakness is from jpmorgan down 1-1/3, united technology looks pretty bad too. as gm falls 4% chance we were just talking about that with rich edson j.c. penney is on the other side of that. are brighter dies ahead for the beleaguered retailer? one analyst betting j.c. penney might be the turnaround story of the year. let's get to nicole petallides on the floor of the stock exchange with the details. nicole: that is the question. is j.c. penney america's come back in. we thought j.c. penney obviously everybody was worried at j.c. penney, a lot of capital raises, there burn rate through cash, promotions and the like. right now 2.7%, they changed management, working on its turnaround and citigroup out today reiterating and actually raising the retailer to a buy rating from neutral and raising the price target to $11, so they like j.c. penney and talk about the sale of its sale improving and the momentum can con

mcdonald's spinoff. you remember when. stuart: take a look at radioshack. the company is closing 1100 stores. now they have announced they are closing 1100 stores. is this a possible turnaround? liztalking about radioshack for years. i think the cost is way too much. stuart: the last comment from you. >> you go for doctors. stuart: welcome back, tracy. we thank everybody for participating. thank you. an attorney for lois lerner says she will only testify under two circumstances. it did not settle down well. listen to what he said this morning. >> she is not getting immunity. if i could save in another language, i would say it in another language. no. she is not getting immunity. >> this is the least sincere policy ever on record by any government official. >> you will not hear from her again. stuart: get a court order. >> and they should. >> this is wrong. >> dunkin donuts revealing a new breakfast sandwich. eggs benedict. do you think -- we will deal with it. ♪ stuart: call it what it is, a very solid rally. comments about ukraine. it did not move the market up or down. the market has rebounded so much. we have an update on a story we brought you last week. et california company