russell: it's about fairness. it's about a country that allows access, not one that a few are in a position to continue to exploit the middle class and the poor--the shrinking middle class. ray: initially i came down here, i was inspired by the protestors to come down. when i was--when i went to that rally at wall street, i had no intention whatsoever of being arrested. jeffrey: if we have a proper government that is fair, that is insisting on responsibility by the rich and the powerful, that is investing in the poor and the working class, making sure that everybody has a chance for education, we're going to have a far fairer and more equal society. lillian: the first week you were here in liberty plaza, i was here walking, talking, you know, i talked to everybody. jose: i didn't feel strongly as about becoming an activist yet. you know? it's almost like you're aware and you're like, man, that's messed up. but what can i do about it? i was in that point of time that, what can i seriously do about it. like, there's

will we see katherine russell ever take the stand? >> reporter: well, david, targets of ongoing investigations are almost never called to testify, and she's not expected to be a witness at the trial here at the courthouse tomorrow, even though she clearly knows a lot about the two brothers before and after the bombing. tonight, neither her lawyers nor the fbi nor federal prosecutors had any official comment about her status, david. >> all right, brian ross tonight. brian, thank you. >>> the department of homeland security will remain fully up and running. congress today sending the president a $40 billion spending bill to fund the department through the end of september, without including any restrictions on immigration. the deal averts a partial shutdown threatened for the end of the week. the move, a major victory for president obama, because there was nothing about immigration attached to the bill. he is expected to now sign it. >>> extraordinary images out of southern chile tonight. look at this. this is a volcano erupting overnig

but it looks like a record for the russell 2000 small and mid caps.the floor of the new york stock exchange, nike leading the dow higher. lots of retailers following. >> no doubt. michaels, nike, nordstrom, dollar general, nike's a dow component, did so well, hit it out of the park. david: well, the dollar's down but oil is way up. i imagine there's a connection, but oil stocks doing quite well. >> yes. let's take a look at halliburton, rig is up nearly 6%, number one performer today. liz: okay. but when you look at the fear, it's just not there. check out the vixx, falling to its lowest level this year. >> yeah, a real roller coaster ride with the fed. it's up, it's down, moves during the day and the vixx today now pulls back. david: all right. as the bells ring on wall street, it is a record day for at least one of the indices, russell 2000. of we like that sector because that's where the small and medium-sized stocks, really the heartland usa of the stock market. russell 2000 records, all the others not in records, but they're doing quite well. 170

. >> reporter: growing up in rhode island, katherine russell was a daughter of a well-to-do doctor'sily who fell in love, converted to islam and changed her name to marry tamerlan tsarnaev, the man that would be identified as the mastermind of a horrific act of terrorism. law enforcement authorities say russell herself is under investigation and could face criminal charges in connection with the marathon bombing over whether she knew but kept quiet about what her late husband tamerlan and his brother dzhokhar were up to and then prosecutors say were caught on camera placing the marathon bombs. after her husband was killed in a police shootout, the 24-year-old russell denied to the fbi knowing anything about the attack. >> as a mother, a sister, a daughter, a wife, katie deeply mourns the pain and loss to innocent victims. >> reporter: now law enforcement authorities say they believe russell accompanied her husband to this macy's store in boston two months before the attacks and helped to buy five pressure cookers, two of which were used to make the deadly bombs. >> somebody is up to

tonight -- keri russell. senator ted cruz. music from smallpools.eaturing the 8g band. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, here he is, seth meyers! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, everybody, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers ] very good to hear. and exciting. you guys, it is an exciting time of year. it's almost time for march madness. [ cheers ] march madness is upon us. that's the big tournament where you start out, you start out with 64 teams and in only three weeks you're down to no girlfriend. [ laughter ] pretty impressive. this is interesting. i don't know if you guys saw this. after a mysterious absence vladimir putin, today, appeared in public for the first time in nearly two weeks. you know what that means, a boob job. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] guarantee it. i guarantee it. and we're going to find out quick because that guy doesn't wear a shirt a lot. [ laughter ] pope francis said thursday, that one of the things he misses most about ordinary life is the ability to go

russell, he said if all else fails, pay your taxes. joce: he hired another company to do that for him or so he thought. until a letter from the maryland tax collector arrived. >> it was a letter saying we were in arrears for the payroll taxes. joce: $5,000 that never got paid by period payroll. the owner, he says, claimed he'd take care of it. when he didn't, he sued. he won a judgment against the business that is down the street from him. >> to come into this town and to play these kinds of games just doesn't work. it's too small. joce: but the "7 on your side" i-team found claims that period payroll owes dig money across the d.c. area. lawsuits filed by at least three other companies say period payroll and its owner, david richardson failed to pay more than $400,000 in taxes taken out of their payroll. we tried to talk to david richardson at period payroll but no one answered the door or the phone. same at his other business address and his house. >> nobody here either. joce: the company's website still up and running says payroll is

think it's hard getting into an ivy league school that is it nothing compared to getting into the russell buyers charter school where the admission rate is less than 2% and they held the lottery and vernon odom was there. >> reporter: this group of parents gathered insides of the russell byers charter school, they represent just the few of the 1,145 families vying for 23 kindergarten spots. that is 1.7% admission rate for this highly divert charter school. fon made the waiting list for the child she hopes will escape the philly school district. >> the education system in philadelphia is pretty tough only a few good schools. >> also selected is tynesia jenkins. >> i'm trying to get my child and her sister into a better environment. >> she has tried to win this lottery before. >> if is it doesn't happen you go to private school. >> the school now 14 years old has complied a tremendous academic record one of the highest performance levels in the city of philadelphia and indeed across the common wealth of pennsylvania. >> we teach the child it's not just about test taking. >> the reputation o

tonight -- keri russell. senator ted cruz. music from smallpools. good to hear.

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russell: thank you. you stated earlier today that it -- you determine it was reasonable for isp's, but not reasonable for consumers with this ruling. is it not true that federal taxes could be applied to consumers where it was once limited? chair wheeler: specifically, the freedom of information act prohibits specifically that that, and whether that has changed is outside -- rep. russell: but from an informational service to a communication service, should consumers be taxed? chair wheeler: again, that is going to be your decision and not mine. rep. russell: was it possible when it was just an information service outside of title ii? chair wheeler: information services, some are taxed at state levels, i believe, and some -- some could be taxed at state levels, i don't want to say that because we have a tax freedom information act, and -- well, it cuts both ways. rep. russell: the constitution states that it is congress that has the power to regulate commerce. do you believe this? chair wheeler: yes, sir.

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russell: thank you. you stated earlier today that it you came to an evolutionary decision because you determined it was reasonable for isp's, but not reasonable for consumers with this ruling. is it not true that federal taxes could be applied to consumers where it was once prohibited? chair wheeler: that is in the hands of congress. the tax freedom act specifically, the freedom of information act prohibits specifically that and whether that has changed is outside -- rep. russell: but from an informational service to a communication service, does it not lay the foundation for consumers being taxed. chair wheeler: again, that is going to be your decision and not mine. rep. russell: was it possible when it was just an information service outside of title ii? chair wheeler: information services, some are taxed at state levels, i believe, and some -- some could be taxed at state levels, i don't want to say that because we have a tax freedom information act, and -- well, it cuts both ways. rep. russell: artic

as the bells ring on wall street, it is a record day for at least one of the indices, russell 2000. of we like that sector because that's where the small and medium-sized stocks, really the heartland usa of the stock market. russell 2000 records, all the others not in records, but they're doing quite well. 170 on the dow, we have a record on the russell, the nasdaq doing, treatmently well, up -- extremely well, up 33 points. a tremendous pace setter. intel doing particularly well today, that's pulling all of those tech stocks with it. liz: from the start when the opening bell rang, the bulls were off and running. now what's happening? "after the bell" starts right now. ♪ ♪ liz: let's get right to today's market action. we've got jordan kimmel in the chair, he's going to tell us which apparel companies you should invest in right now. you saw what a lot of the apparel companies were doing to do. ken mahoney of mahoney asset management is here with one sector he says is a big buy. he'll tell you how to play it, and dan has from the pits of the cme. so many cross-currents, which ones ca

take a look at the russell 2000.f you believe the dollar continues its uptrend, the russell 2000 up 5% on the year. >> the top five performers are all bioteches. that leads to an entirely different conversation. >> the short against the dollar has been the s&p and the ability of the s&p management to manage their currency risk. we'll see that in the results if they've hedged well enough. >> thanks as always. >>> crudes moving higher just as the biggest names in the biggest gather in new orleans today. that's where jackie is with the headlines. what are they talking about down there, jackie? >> reporter: good afternoon to you, scott. i'm going to start with what they're not talking about because i think it's the most relevant. you have them talking about projects they're working on, cap ex-reductions in the 2350u67. they're not talking about what they're doing immediately to stem production. opec saying it will not go this alone in terms of propping up these oil prices. companies this morning speaking, talking about t

and russell moore is the president of the southern baptist ethic and religious commission. let's see if we have a disagreement. joshua, what do you think the bill is? gay couples trying to check into a hotel, trying to buy gas, planning a wedding. what influence will is have on real people's lives? >> hopefully nothing. i think it's less about what the bill says. it's more about what the bill means. and i'm very concerned about the ramifications, and my goal is to focus on the majority of businesses that will not discriminate people as they walk through the front door. >> what are those ramifications? nail them. >> you know, people getting turned away, not being -- from anything. you know, it's more than just the lgbt community. people could use religion as a potential explanation for anybody. and i don't think people should ever be turned away. as an entrepreneur, myself, i would never decline revenue from somebody just because we are different. >> we have a policy in this country, russell, of public accommodations being respectful to people regardless of whatever orientat

investments will be putting russel up four sale that will happen quickly but we jew just founded about it this and answering any other questions. >> questions by the commission. >> we've done well in that business. >> any other questions seeing none i'll on up to public comment public comment is closed. thank you for your report. >> item 10 please. i'll accept the item as submitted any questions by the commission? >> no. >> chair will entertain a motion for adaptation open up for public comment on item number ten seeing none public comment is closed all in favor, say i. >> i. >> passes unanimously thank you item 11. >> item 11 the determination and approval of credited trick or treat for 2015-2016. >> great we'll accept the report as presented it's self-explanatory i'll on it up for questions. >> seeing none, the commission i'll entertain a motion of adoption. >> so moved. >> great open up for public comment on item number 11. >> seeing none public comment is closed. all in favor, say i. of topics. >> i. >> passes unanimously can you please call item number 12. >> item 12 review and th

on friday, i got an e-mail from bill russell's daughter, karen russell, telling me that earl lloyd, the the nba had just died. her note said that when her father joined the nba in 1956 with the boston celtics, earl lloyd warned him about where he wouldn't be able to get served when he was on the road. the last line of karen russell's e-mail to me, said, quote, we've come a long way. >>> bibi or not bibi? that's the question. let's play "hardball." >> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. ground zero in a historic challenge now set for 11:00 tomorrow morning to president obama's leadership of this country, in an act of backroom partnership, speaker john boehner made an under the table deal. whatever everyone thinks of bibi netanyahu, he's not here to bring unity to american policymaking.

on friday i got an e-mail from bill russell's daughter karen russell, telling me that earl lloyd, the the nba had just died. her note said that when her father joined the nba in 1956 with the boston celtics, earl lloyd warned him about where he wouldn't be able to get served when he was on the road. the last line of karen russell's e hail-mail to me, >>> tonight on "all in." >>> shocking new footage of another office involved shooting in los angeles. as cleveland officially blames a 12-year-old rice for his own death. >> the moment is now for us to make changes. >> we talk about it with crump. and netanyahu arrives in america. >> imagine what iran two with americans. >> tonight, fact checking the americans predecks on iran. plus the latest on vladimir putin and the murder o

russell believes his funds are gone forever. >> pay what you owe and be legitimate in your actions. joce: and the "7 on your side" i-team found the f.b.i. had questions about the actions of another group richardson has ties to. in 2010 the feds put out a warning about a survey sent to seniors by a nonprofit on whose board richardson served. it looks like the census but in addition to questions, also asked seniors to send donations. now, tax filing for that nonprofit show richardson was not compensated at all by that group. again today, we reached out to him by phone and e-mail. we got no response and the i.r.s. will not comment about specific cases but tell us generally any company that feels its payroll company is incorrectly making deposits should contact them. joce sterman, abc 7 news. maureen: thank you joce. developing now search teams found one of two black boxes at the site of a plane crash in the french alps. all 150 people on board are believed to have died when the airbus a-320 crashed into a mountain. authorities say the plane lost altitude for eight minutes without a dis

. >> reporter: this bat was tested positive for rabies and now the jack russell terrier is under a 30-day quarantine. >> nobody allowed to see her. >> reporter: the school can o officials were noteified so they can intomorrow the parents at the school. >> you don't have to be with bitten, but if you can get the saliva there on you and into the mucus or a cut, you can be exposed. >> reporter: the parents on the playground appreciate the exposure warning. >> i think it is very important. >> reporter: and this is the third rabid bat found in alameda county this year. one bat was at the urban commune community center on the 6th, and then another with one at the park on the 11th in alameda. he is hoping that his jack russell is ready for a walk on the 30th. >> i am not worried, because she was vaccinated in april. >> reporter: this warning says not to handle the bats, and if you find one, call animal control. >>> new at 11:00, her collection was a full-sized lion and dozens of stuffed birds, and tonight, a san jose woman is paying for her illegal hobby. this is a look at some the stuffed w

the russell seeing nice gains. 1.5%.e get you this number. $15 billion for something that disappears? not really. but that's the massive valuation photo messaging app snapchat received after we learned that alibaba has poured $200 million into the company. snapchat's latest valuation is a big increase for a company in late 2013 rejected a 3 billion-dollar offer from facebook. good move. here with me now to discuss whether the high-tech newbies are worth billions and whether investors can still find deals. eric hippeau the man behind what buzzfeed, huffington post. you know how to pick them. $15 billion. up from 10 million. does it deserve that? >> at some point the market will tell us. but the numbers are gigantic. 200 million active users. monthly active users. almost 80% of all college students use snapchat every day. >> i'm hearing you say it's the engagement that makes it so valuable. that many people has active monthly users. >> yeah, and the engagement is daily almost. and the stickiness. once you have your network

the russell 2000, small caps up six tenths of a percent. transports up like 1%.ome builders up 1%. this rotation of money i've been talking about for months going into sectors that pull back. charles: is that a good rotation or bad rotation? people sound like they're betting on growth, not disaster. when you say sickly cals. >> the risk on type of environment. charles: what do you you think, hillary? >> the russell 2000s, the smaller stocks are performing better, the smaller market caps, the reason is the dollar because those companies generally are more domestically focused. charles: when we came into the session, the russell was at break even from one year ago, but climbed up from october. >> it was fine. i was up today. charles: why were you up? >> because i have things with earnings. and you can see the -- what we call the crÈme ddela crÈme. >> before the show was over last night, you said we would be up today. what went wrong with the market? >> it's the dollar still. there's also a market watch article that wasn't very nice. it showed that the s&p earnings

>> mostly with iwm or russell options that are short dated. i like the russell because it's relative volatility levels are favorable for hedging right now. it has a lot of interest rate risk imbedded in it. if you think rates are likely to rise higher here in the united states and near term i like the russell but near dated options. i'm overall bullish here. my price target for the end of the year on the s&p 500 is 2350. i just don't think we'll get there any time in the near future but i'm looking closely as to how the fed on march 18th will address this ever strengtdenningstrengtd strengthening dollar in their negative. >> michael. thank you. we'll have another chat in a few minutes time. now jeff gunlock says now is not the time to short the dollar. the investor said in a web cast they're showing few signs they're ready for it. a strong dollar may not be a good thing for risk assets. he also says the u.s. economy is in better shape than most euro zone economies. >> yeah, interesting comments coming in there from the widely respected bond in

russell 2000 has fallen. it's interesting to know what happened at nasdaq.r bargains found them in the tech sector. a lot of shopping in nasdaq. that half of a percentage point increase on the whole index doesn't tell the story. some people went in specifically to buy what they thought were cheap tech stocks. but the dow jones industrial average and s&p managing to pull into the green. one of those days. a wild week. watch after the bell which starts right now physical therap.

very good, jalen, good answer. >> hubie: bill russell, when they had it there, and then you had a dashat's five, not just four. five. >> mike: right. exactly. harden, another 30-point game with those free throws. and he leads the league with number of 0-point games this year, his first two of the quarter, one-point game as we approach 2:30 left. james on the switch picked up here. no kyrie irving, ball has been in lebron's hands most of the day. stepback three. nope. harden goes to get the rebound. ahead to josh smith. spins and gets it. >> hubie: great one by josh smith. very smart. lebron throws that fadeaway three. smith took off but how about the pass, the pass was sensational. >> mike: posting ariza. got it for the basket. love in traffic and hits it. >> hubie: he thought he was hit but that ball went up strong. >> mike: back to the basket and harden and one. and he got pushed. the rockets legend, the owner in the middle out of their seats to our right. harden has 32. missed the free throw. dellavedova, the rebound. 100 seconds to go. on the attack. he wants to get to the basket.

russell, i want your opinion. first, i want to get this answer from you.under this law, would it be legal for an indiana bakery to refuse to bake a wedding cake for a same-sex couple for a same-sex wedding? >> this one does not speak to that at all. all it speaks to is that religious freedom is an issue that ought to be brought up in the courts so religious freedoms out to be considered for the law of the common good. robert is right. this does not differ much from other states. it simply makes clear what the courts have already ruled in other cases. >> isn't that something that could happen under the law? pardon my interruption. isn't that something that could happen here? >> that's akin to saying because there are laws protecting the amish riding horses and buggies on the roads that we no longer have highway laws. all this law states is that the government has to show why it is overriding someone's religious free exercises and beliefs and that the government has taken into account the least restrictive way to do that. i don't think i have ever seen a mor

that is why russell is doing well. i think rally is short-lived. we don't have any short sort of correction or supply until later this year. melissa: emac is the rally all about the fed? >> depends on the stocks. look at certain stocks. they have already previewed a strength in the dollar. hp, caterpillar microsoft hitting earnings. a lot of chip guys and other companies moved their operations overseas. so, you know, they have, should know that the dollar has been strengthening. i think it is already factored in. >> by the way one point multinational companies have more upside earnings surprises about domestics although hurt by the dollar not as much as analysts think. >> i look at 30,000-foot view of the market. i think it is all about the fed. when you have janet yellen saying we probably won't raise rates in june, investors look for reasons to buy stocks. melissa: yeah. >> whenever there is positive headline they will buy stocks in that contest. melissa: a triple whammy for hillary. this just crossing the head of the benghazi committee is asking

there is a lot of tension in the locker room between him and russell wilson and suggestions that russellad. >> i want to point out, i was on the field for the kick off on the seattle side even though i am a patriot's fan. i would never saw it to his face because he is huge and might put me in a garbage can. peete carol wants a win badly. to be honest, breaks always even out. >> it is ludicrous what he's saying. everybody in the world thought they were going to give lynch the ball and that's why they didn't give him the ball. and i don't want to get mad at him either. nrun it over. >> and sounds like he is crazy. >> he is upset with russell wilson and jealous and sour grapes. and we are staying right here for outnumbered on the web and fox news.com/. and "happening now" starts right now. >> a fox news alert. the verdict is in. a jury convicting lacy spears of second-degree murder. >> now the mother found guilty of poisoning her son with salt is looking at life behind bars. we are covering all of the news "happening now". >> american- trained iraqi military forces taking the fight to isis.

i do believe that plus playing catch-up from last year when the s&p did 13% in the russell 2000 only did 3%, we do need to play a little bit of catch-up and certainly the stronger dollar will definitely lead to a stronger smaller cap year. so i think this year if you can stay american and stay small, you'll outperform in 2015. >> it's really all about growth. is it not? the bigger more established companies probably won't grow as fast in theory anyway as the smaller company. >> yeah. and i think that's true in any environment that small should outperform or outgrow large and just looking at a simple example of sowzoe's kitchen, i would expect zoe's to be riskier and the long run. we focus on smaller cap stocks in our billary bonds fund. >> went through a fractious acquisition with joseph a. bank. how is it doing? >> anytime you can buy a great franchise for the long-term and i'm a three to five year investor and it has a short-term cloud over it. that short-term cloud would be getting rid of george zimmer the founder, the acquisition of jo banks and $6 in earning power in 2016. syner

today we were at the russell buyers charter. they had more than 1300 applications for just 23 kindergarten slots. russell buyer social security a great place to learn. it's got good teachers and happy kids. today desperate parents set stone faced at the lottery began began. nervously hoping and praying maybe their little four-year-old would win a spot in kindergarten as the names were called no one moved. >> anybody? >> nobody. >> nobody. >> nobody. not one person here got that golden ticket they had imagined. 23 children did get in but not theirs. 1,000 thee hundred 45 had applied for just 23 slots. >> i was hoping my granddaughter get pick her mother wouldn't make it. this is our second time here. >> reporter: second time here. no dice. but she refuses to give up hope. >> we're not going to stop trying. >>> the closest thing to good news her daughter naomi is only fourth on the waiting list. >> i'm hopeful my daughter can get in. >> reporter: she could be one of the lucky ones but for so many parents it's just a study in frust

it happened in the russell 2000. the russell dropped 10% after that. this is something i'm keeping an eye on. i had a bullish trade i took it off today and tweeted about it. we'll talk about it later. microsoft is a massive gainer in 2014. it's not participating this year. we're seeing that also in the semiconductors which were massive gainers. the nasdaq, we're almost at 5,000. i don't believe we're in a bubble. this year the nasdaq is seeing bubblish participation by stocks that weren't participating last year. amazon, netflix. >> right. >> there's a few others. put all those things together, i do not like the nasdaq -- >> what's your trade? >> trade. okay. i think b.k. made a great point about the collar exposure. of course. i want to look out to may. i'm looking at the qqq, the nasdaq 100. today when it was 109 i bought the may 108, 98 put spread. i paid $2 for that. it breaks even around 106. my max gain is at $98. i can make up to eight. that's four times my money. i chose the strikes because the qqq broke out at 106. i think we'll have a good sh