by the way, coming up, we have former aetna ceo ron williams and ron desantis will be weighing in at different times on the health care debate. looking forward to both of those interviews coming up on closing bell. >>> let's get to one of the other big stories today. oil falling below 50 bucks a barrel for the first time this year amid fears of a supply glut. i spoke with chevron's ceo about how the oil supply and demand is working. >> opec decided to cut production to try to accelerate the rebalancing of the marketplace and so we're seeing that happen right now and there are debates whether the market is fully balanced or getting there, but the general point is as demand grows about 1 million barrels a day and as we start to see the impact of lower investment in the business, the market is coming into balance. so i think we're seeing that, yes, and i think that's why you're seeing some recovery in prices over the last six months or so. >> john watson speaking on tuesday, rather. jackie deangeles joins us with a closer look between this push and pull between supply and demand. >> it'

former aetna ceo ron williams will tem us whll us what it mea insurers.onson wi johnson will why he's voting for the healthcare bill. stay trun uned you're watching "squawk box." >>> time for the executive edge. listen up to this. theranos founder elizabeth holmes plans to give out her shares of her personal stake in the country to investors who promise not to sue the company or her. that's according to a "wall street journal" report online. investors in the latest funding rounds could get about 2 additional shares for each one they bought. addre the journal says theranos's board approved the deal last month, but this is like, hey, you have something worth zero dollars, let me give you two more sozero dollars. >> two times zero is zero. >> and in the meantime you can't sue me. here's some more zero dollar bills. >> of course the partner fund will still sue theranos. that will be a big case. >>> twitter is considering creating a premium subscription service allowing paying users access to data tools. they are reaching out to see if anyone is interested in

we also have ron williams, the former ceo of aetna.will talk about what this means for the insurance companies. everybody has their own skin in the game on this. every different industry from the insurance companies, from the hospitals, from the doctors, on what it will mean, when and if this bill gets passed. we'll talk to ron williams about what it could mean for health insurers. we've been joined by lots of different analysts to talk about how to figure out how to get your portfolio adjusted ahead of this. particularly when it comes to the healthcare stocks. we'll kick that off with an anna gupta, but we also have a slew of people to get you up to speed on what latest of the healthcare bill is, what the details are. they've been shifting into the late evening hours. so what is in this bill and what does it mean for you and your portfolio? we'll talk about that all morning long. >>> coming up, we'll discuss the trading day ahead. market watcher michael farr will join us next. stay tuned, you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc.

williams until friday. and former philadelphia da and supreme court justice ron castillo believes that williams started to live above his means on a $135,000 a year salary. seen at the union league. >> he was seen there smoking the cigars and hanging around with different kind of group. a group of people who are movers and shakers in our society. and you know there is the temptation you want to be one of those. but you can't just do it illegally. >> mayor kenney is part of the chorus calling for williams to resign before he goes to trial. >> it's hard to do your job, i like him personally. but in these circumstances it's hard to prosecute other people when are you being prosecuted yourself. >> seth williams has so far given to indications he will resign before his trial. live at the courthouse, in center city. channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> it is pretty hard to conceal a stolen 60 inch television in broad daylight but this burglar got away with it in the west oak lane section of philadelphia, surveillance video shows the suspect that broke into a home on the 6800 block of north 19th on tuesday and

williams family, and we're usaa members for life. call usaa today to talk about your insurance needs. >> i'm lori rothman ron floor of new york stock exchangeief. crumbling oil keeping stocks at bay. s&p up about two point. stocks in the news, actually an ipo here. j.jill the april not feeling the love as consumers shop more online less at brick-and-mortar stores. it debuted at the new york stock exchange at 13 bucks a share. the stock trading slightly below that price. american international ceo peter hancock resigning at two years of giant insurance con conglome. the board will ship for a replacement. until then hancock will stay on as ceo. aig shares only slightly lower. >>> incomes up, liz speaks with two white hakobyaners about wikileaks exposing cia's cyber warfare playbook. don't miss that. stay with us. hey gary, what are you doing? oh hey john, i'm connecting our brains so we can share our amazing trading knowledge. that's a great idea, but why don't you just go to thinkorswim's chat rooms where you can share strategies, ideas, even actual trades with market professionals and thousands of other traders? rain before you told my face

williams 3 for 5 including an rbi single in the fourth. phillies knock off the jays 8-2. >>> eelg birds fans still reven the splash the team made thursday. we caught up with ronorski for his take on the birds' moves. >> i love what howie is doing. i love what doug peterson is doing. they're staying focused. they're a better fblg team than they were two days ago. when you add an alshon jeffery, torrey smith, chance warmack, you brought in quality football play thaers will contribute as starters or backup players immediately. >> see how the eagles do in the draft which is right here in fifrl. that is a look at sports. back to you. >> thanks so much. now a final check of the cold forecast. >> 10 day on 10, temperatures will be in the 30s. it's not until next weekend when we see upper 40s. andcoastal storm. potentially severe impact tuesday morning. so heads up now. >> are all right. thanks. and that is nbc 10 on news for now. we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00. "nightly news" is coming your way next. . >>> on this saturday night, white house intruder. the suspect now in custody after scaling the fence while the president was there. just the latest breach o

kasie hunt on capitol hill and ron mott in ypsilanti, michigan, where the president will dlifr remarks at the american center for mobility. joining us nbc's pete williams to discuss the charges against two russian spies and two men accused of hacking yahoo!. msnbc chief legal correspondent ari melber in studio. kelly, donald trump has a lot going on. there's russia, health care. do we expect we're going to hear him talk about this in michigan today? will we hear from him on twitter? >> reporter: well, i think the expectation judging by what we've learned watching him over the last couple of years and more recently in his sort of white house mode is that the president will likely take some shots at the political environment, the media, certainly. a subject like russia, he has really been quiet on that of late. because he has a domestic agenda that will unfold in detroit, it would be harder for him to find a way to do it. he is someone who knows how to turn the moment, direct a narrative. he's had long success at that. there are a lot of issues here. also we're in the environment where there are things he's trying to accomplish. there's a budget tomorrow

ron castille. >> we were known as one of the best prosecutions in the united states. seth fell into that moral swamp and started to typically things here and there. and mayor kenney called for williams to resign as well. >> i don't think he can effectively do his job. >> you have not told him that? >> no. i'm sure he watches television and reads the paper. >> sharrie district attorney seth williams told the judge this afternoon he will get a new lawyer by friday afternoon one he will be able to afford. the da says one that promises to stay with him through the trial and verdict. live at the courthouse, vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> today in washington, president trump signed a new executive order rolling back manufacture the climate change policies put in place under the obama administration, he says his new order will help to create american energy jobs by revitalizing the coal industry and mandates for the clean power plan that sought to reduce power plant emissions and lifts a moratorium on federal lands. >>> local authorities are warning of scams that happen during tax season, josh shapiro says that this is the time of year that thieves pretend to work