we are bringing back raoul pal. he told us the rally was just beginning and financials taking a big hit today but tomorrow stress test results could provide a boost for the banks. and a change at google. the company just announcing it's cfo is retiring. we'll tell you what it could mean for the tech giant. we start off with a broad sell off today. not just stocks. oil also getting hit hard on the back of the strong dollar. pete, the s&p and nasdaq closing at session lows. >> they absolutely dumped in the last 15 minutes of the trading day. obviously the strong dollar, how it's going to effect the mul multinationals. we started to push to the downside and financials started to lose what they had going for them which was a nice move last week. well over 24 and a quarter and pulling back cig any kansignifi. is the dollar going to go higher than it is right now. it's probably a buy. is it? if it continues the market has pressure on it right now. >> you're a longer term investor because longer term the trend is that a st

he shares that record with raoul, who had 142 needed to meet that mark. messi has done it in 90. third take on fourth in the span i league in about an hour athletico host valueen see i can't. a point ahead. they have won their last sport. in england, liverpool held to a goalless draw in the quarterfinals of the fa cup. they play a replay there was a worrying start for liverpool when defendant martin skirlingz fell awkwardly on his head. he received treatment before being taken off to hospital where he was described as being in a stable condition. >> italian side pardon meer went bust last week completed their first serie a match in nearly three weeks against atalantat took place because the italian leave gave them $6 million in emergency funds. parma have debts of $200 million. on march 19th, the court will decide whether to declare the club bankrupt as for the game, itself, it finished goalless parma stayed bottom. great brittain are through to the quarterfinals of the davis cup after they beat the united states. a straight sets win for andy murray who beat john in what's frofd

since the historic announcement a few months ago by barack obama and raoul castro the number of it americansants to go visit cuba has skyrocketed. >> nobody knows better than bob guile who has run a travel agency for the past 36 years taking groups to cuba. in recent weeks, his phone hasn't stopped ringing from people wanting to know how to visit the island. >> it's really a brand-new world as far as cuba travel goes. from the few dozen requests we got in jana year ago to this year in the last two weeks of january alone, we had 1,500 requests for trips. >> reporter: this week regularly scheduled charter airline service between new york and havana will res i'm marking another step along the way to reopening ties business travel, and now in sports. gabriel elzondo, new york. >>> two days after celebrating her 100th birthday with a sky dive above cape town a thrill-seeking south african has braved cold waters for a spot of shark diving. no signs of fear. gorge gorgeena said she thought sharkswere having a hard time because of over-fishing. good for her. don't forget: plenty more on our website

. >> kids at a raoul walnut creek day-care center are devastated after a group of teens broke into theenter and stole their bunny. >> security video caught the teens climbing over this enclosure and then taking three rabbits from the children's center. check out the signs the kids made pleading for the rabbits to be brought back. and one of the bunnies was returned. >> ginger appeared back in the enclosure this morning with a letter. in it the thieves say they are sorry and it was a bad idea. then they say that two other rabbits, they ran away. >> they also left several children's books on bunnies for the kids by this afternoon a second bunny was returned by a high school student. probably a bunch of teenaged kids, a dumb frank. >>> battle over birds is going on in one east bay county. >> it's over generating power with wind mills but killing as few birds as possible in the process. liam melendez is live in oakland with how it all turned out today. >> reporter: let me tell you this was a huge surprise for wildlife advocates who thought that the board was going to along with the zoning

also want to thank the lead sponsors of the house version of the smarter sentencing act congressman raoul lab ambassador and bobby scott. it is not often that we see a political coalition like this one on capitol hill. it reflects the importance of an issue whose time has come, reforming our federal sentencing laws. we've come to the floor today to explain what the smarter sentencing act does and to address some common misconceptions about our bill that have been expressed on the senate floor. and so i'd like to ask my friend and colleague senator durbin what problems does the smarter sentencing act seek to address? mr. durbin: thank the senator from utah not only for his leadership on this issue but the fact that we've been able to work together on an issue that is not considered to be simple in nature -- i.t. it's challenging it's complex controversial in some respects -- and as you mentioned at the outset, we've done it on a bipartisan basis and i think if you take a look at the cosponsors of the smarter sentencing act they span the political spectrum. i was standing at a press confere

joining me now to talk is msnbc.com contributor raoul pleasure to see you.ard about. what's going on? >> an interesting situation because there are a lot of parallels between what happened in pascal washington and ferguson. in pascal unarmed shooting of mr. zambrano. power struggle in pascal a school district 70% latino but no latinos on the school board. >> 70% and zero? >> uh-huh. the town is majority hispanic yet less than a quarter of the police on the force are latino. an imbalance in the power structure and interesting it doesn't seem to resonate much with main stream media and certainly with the broader american public the way some of these incidents involving african-americans has. >> interesting. you and i talked about this. we on telemundo covering this story on a daily basis and people are reacting getting involved and yet -- nothing. >> right. this country is used to thinking about race relations, ethnic relations in terms literally of black and white and forget we latinos have been in the mix as long as any other group, in cases longer. >> you'v

we are bringing back raoul pal. us the rally was just beginning and financials taking a big hit today but tomorrow stress test results could provide a boost for the banks. and a change at google. the company just announcing it's cfo is retiring. we'll tell you what it could mean for the tech giant. we start off with a broad sell off today. not just stocks. oil also getting hit hard