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officials say friction between the two layers kept the chamber 10-foot nding to its size.t's hoped it will one day help astronauts orbiting earth. coming up, a c.e.o. wlage the all-important question for tech companies these days. how to cap tise the shift to the cloud? ♪ emily: a potential deal in the making. marchetto shares soared friday on two separate reports of a potential acquisition of the cloud-based software. street insiders cited people familiar with the matter saying microsoft is ready to bid. bloomberg had reported earlier this month that they were exploring a potential sale. their customers including charles schwab. one of its smaller rivals was also out with results. was out with earnings. while the initial selloff didn't last long, shares were still down about 20% from a year ago. joining us with more on the kurian. netap, george thank you for joining us. >> thank you. there's been a lot of chates in the market, one the move from solid state or flash storage and then how people want to manage public -- to manage data and the cloud. we've seen real strong ac

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nding company. the scandal that has the ceo of lending club now out of a job. >>> and donald trump looking to the past to help out with his future. unijob he's tapping former rival and new jersey governor, chris christie, for. t/vo adlib markets big trouble this morning for san francisco startup "lending >>> and welcome back to you on this fine monday morning. the markets are a bit mixed this morning. but a really tough morning for san francisco bay start up "lending club." stock down about 25%. matching up people with money, with people who need money. video here from their day after their ipo in 2014. boy, there was a lot of enthusiasm then. they have had banks very nervous. but this morning, the company says its founder and ceo in the middle there has resigned. cnbc says he was involved in an irregular business deal with a lending club investor. nothing that appears to rise to the level of a crime, not even close. but not the sort of transparent business dealings lending club would like to have.

right,nding here to my grew up in fort worth. he was recruited into a summer seasonal job while he was a college.t houston that began a long career now stretching out some 54 years. as a stalwart member of the national park service. he started in grand teton national park. he worked his way all the way to the top when bill clinton appointed in director of the national park service from 1997-2001. before that, he was superintendent of national capital park in the washington dc area. he then served as regional director for the national capital region. that he made the mistake of retiring which meant that he was even in greater demand. he s served as senior advisor to the secretary for the department of interior. then was appointed by president obama in 2014 for a four year term on the advisory council of historic preservation. unfortunately home in bed in the d.c. area with flu. she sends her regrets and we will miss her. constitutionally, this is no longer a legal session because it's all male and that's prohibited by the constitu

sanctions resolutions on march second is a welcome sense.ment in that nding the human rights abuses in north korea will require a .lobal campaign reminiscent anti-apartheid movement. n fact, the one that we 1980s is something be benchmarking. with north korea in retrospect just the e done opposite. sports, cultural and business exchanges have been in fact encourages instead of puig boycotted. stronger responses on north the recently passed korean human rights act in south that. will change in doing so, we should make a effort to form alliances among international rganizations that deal with gender oppression, religious persecution and drug trafficking. all hallmarks of north korea. he debate over how terrible things are is over. it's now time foreign forcement accountability. since the end of world war ii, has lobal community meticulously built up the toernational judicial system counter human rights violations of all scales. us to defend l of it. in particular, the states, japan, and the republic of korea should be at forefront of this defense. emphasized be enough. that's why today's

collective vote of the governors of these states they coordinate with the federal co-chair to rank the nding applications, and it's ensured accountability and effectiveness, it's worked. in vermont, for instance, the commission has helped fund a number of projects, $226,000 for lyndon state college to establish a new four-year degree in hospitality and tourism management, one of the big drivers for our economy in the northern border region, $250,000 to the northern community investment corporation for telecommunications infrastructure, rural areas have to have that, $250,000 to the vermont agency of transportation, to connect with the washington railroad network in barton, vermont. the commission is having a similarly positive effect across the northeast. new york, new hampshire, maine, as well as vermont. our amendment recognizes the effective work the commission is doing, the large need that remains unmet, it restores federal funding to the program to last year's level of $7.5 million. so we are trying to avoid a cut, we're trying to maintain level funding. the increase in funding will go

. >>> we turn to that stunning nding about the explosion at a texas fertilizer plant that killed 15 peopleinjured hundreds more in 2 authorities says it was not an accident calling it a criminal act and abc's phillip mena is in west, texas with the latest. good morning, phillip. >> reporter: dm. this is the blast site. the explosion left a crater about the size of an olympic swimming pool. but the void it left in this community is immeasurable and this morning, the feds say someone ignited it on purpose. the explosion rocking the town of west, texas, now being called a criminal act. the images shocking. the smoke, blinding. >> i don't even recognize it. i have no idea where i am. >> reporter: the sounds of fear haunting. >> dad, i can't hear. >> cover your ears. >> get out of here. please get out of here. >> reporter: 15 people including a dozen first responders killed on that april night in 2013 at the west fertilizer plant. hundreds more injured. this morning federal officials say it was no accident. the fire that sparked the blast intentionally set. >> we came to the conclusion after we

completely liquid opportunities, but there are interesting things to do in commercial real estate t,ndingket opportunities, not only from a long on the standpoint from a short standpoint. if you talk to a fixed income manager and ask where the best opportunities are, there were usually answer from a long view standpoint. and going to buy x,y,z, the reality is they have become so much more diverse in terms of geographic accessibility and instrument variability that we can express use in a variety of way. i am urging investors to just rethink what it means to be diversified, owning a bunch of exposures to a variety of sectors, even global, and that does not make you diversified because markets are highly correlated. vonnie: when you say private markets,d fixed income we will not just let you go. we will ask you more specifics. stick with us with oksana aronov . coming up, morgan stanley ceo also saying that concerns over china are overblown. he explains why, next. president on the central bank's newest warning to markets. ♪ david: britain will likely vote to remain in the u according to jam

house to the commission on international religious freedom for a term effective may 14, 2016, an and nding may 14, 201. he clerk: mr. daniel the clerk: mr. daniel mark, alexandria virginia, to succeed dr. robert p. george. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy, the gentleman from florida, mr. grayson, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority leader. mr. grayson: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to address the great american bathroom controversy. this is a picture on my right of someone who may or may not be recognizable to many americans today. i'll say her name, the name may be more recognizable to some, jorgensen. christine christine was born in 1926, she grew up in the bronx like i sid. -- like i did. she went to triffer columbus high school, near the public housing where i grew up in the bronx. in fact, my father taught history at christopher columbus high school. i don't know whether he taught christine or not. but it is possible. in 1945, christine was drafted and served in the u.s. military. now that may be a puzzle to some of you li