setting up for a bounce back to 155, question mark carter, what do you say? >> very much so.f the tlt, going back some 15 years, there's only two other instances where its has been this far below it's 150-day moving average on the 09 low and when we had this growth scare, industrial congestion, china scare, i certainly think you can get 150 out of it. >> final call time tony, what do you say? >> the buyer of home improvement, selling iron condor >> carter? >> microsoft is both offense and defense in one we like it long. >> mike. >> put calendars in xle. >> we'll see you bac >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you some money my job is not just to entertain but educate, teach and coach you say all me at 1800-743-cnbc or tweet me mrks erks

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listen to buddy carter confront mark zuckerberg about it. >> i'm talking about using your platform toormation to assist in this illegal activity that is resulting in horrible conditions for these people who are trying to come across that border. >> congressman, that's against our policies, and we're taking a lot of steps to stop the it. and, again, let me just say that i think the situation at the border's really serious, and we're taking it very seriousliment. >> reporter: still, republicans pointing out that facebook, twitter and google have banned president donald trump but can't stop the pages promoting illegally crossing the border into the u.s. now, senator mike lee at the border today says that he witnessed firsthand the result of all this promotion. >> we have drug smugglers, cartel members, people who are making $14 million every single week while this crisis lasts bringing people across the border illegally, subjecting them to untold privations, sexual abuse and other horrible things. they were yelling at us, taunting us, shining high-power flashlights across the river at us

taking on a festive look with annual sports and cultural events marking the end of winter mohamed fall as more. than there was dark since carter kept up the northern pakistani province of get up to stop the festival that marks the coming of spring dates back to ancient persia. but during the last days of this region is a harsh winter and i think equally joyful event takes place it's the extreme winter sports season participants and tourists posting about by this time and the world just is going to all of you most of the just the same if you hear of the last years the mountains the natural habitat of the environment the forest the buddhism is number one i think if you talk about them and i would certainly get it but these are so 100 percent of the business of the day with a good reason to get back to study is a part of the greater himalayan chain with snowy peaks that range from 7 to 8000 metres in height skiers and mountain climbers come here to test the limits of your belly the part that you can harm the ice traversing is unique in northern pakistan skiers from italy took part in making this possible they also came to pay tri

mark investigators say the driver of the s.u.v. was from mex callie, mexico, and they're now working with the mexican consulate to help i.d.spd the victims. norah. >> o'donnell: carterns, thank you. tonight the f.b.i. director, christopher wray is warning the threat of domestic terrorism has not gone away since the capitol riot. wray testified before congress for the first time since the deadly insurrection, saying there's no evidence that antifa or fake trump supporters were involved. we get more now from cbs' jeff pegues. >> reporter: today the f.b.i. director revealed the number of is director revealed that domestic terrorism cases have risen dramatically.>> tnumbaswn steadily on my watch. about 1,400 at the end of last year to about 2,000 now. january 6 was not an isolated event. the problem of domestic terrorism has been metastasizing across the country for a long time now, and it's not going away any time soon. >> reporter: wray was pressed about whether the f.b.i. did enough to warn capitol police about the potential violence on january 6. >> the information was raw, it was unverified. >> reporter: he defended the f.b.i., saying the information warning of war

mark zuckerberg in particular we're hearing from sources will take questions about whether facebook is helping fuel the border crisis. congressman buddy carterbeing used by these different groups and we know they are being used at the border. that's going to be a big question. i think there will be a lot of focus on that. >> congressional correspondent jackie heinrich is live from capitol hill. what are you hearing about this hearing? >> well, these big tech ceos, you can expect them to argue they're doing everything in their power to curb misinformation and likely to fight any regulation that would change the system where they have free rein to do their content moderation and how it affects their bottom line. lawmakers are looking to cut down the autonomy a bit. peter welsh, a democrat tweeted i will detail my plan to have a federal agency. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg proposed a middle ground reforming rather than repealing section 230. the regulation that gives legal immunity to internet companies for content their users post. it should be contingent on companies having systems in place to remove unlawful content. they haven't been held a

reporter: buddy carter is in the hearing right now. facebook ceo markelling lawmakers that the platforms mirrors what is already fractured society. basically saying the companies didn't create or amplify the fracture. he will make a pitch to change section 230 making it conditional on putting adequate systems in place for content removal. mark zuckerberg will say this, platforms should not be held liable a particular piece of content evades its protection. that would be impractical for platforms with billions of posts per day. but they should be required to have adequate systems in place to address unlawful content. they have been here before. they have testified at least several other times over the past year or so other even less than that. the companies continue to operate without any changes to the way they're doing business. we'll have to see if this hearing is the one that prompts changes. i can tell you, neil, representative peter walsh, a democrat from vermont will unveil his plan a government agency to regulate social media companies. we'll see