accept the federal government's help in covering the poor citizens. >> you know, representative saunders't the story about one woman. more than 763,000 florida residents earn too little to apply for health care subsidies, but too much for medicaid. how can florida republicans leave more than 700,000 people without care? >> you know, i don't know the answer to that question. it's an answer that we tried to get since last year when we began a debate in tallahassee about this. we know that there are nearly 1 million people who are like charlene, and charlene is just one example of the implications for the decisions that have been made not to draw down these types of federal dollars. i can't tell you how many constituents have been in touch with my office complaining they went on to the federal exchange's website, went through all of the hoops, and were told at the very end they did not qualify for subsidies and would not get access to health care because florida had made a decision not to expand. i think people need to hold republicans in tallahassee accountable. >> i see you shaking your h

please welcome george saunders. ( cheers and applause ). hey, george, good to see you again.> stephen: for those who don't know you're awe mccarthy grant receiveee and a beststiller author o. and a new one is called-- congratulations, by the way, it's some thoughts on kindness. this started off as a speech you gave at syracuse university, a comment? >> yes. >> stephen: so sell me on kindness. ( laughter ) it gets great press. it gets great press, okay. don't get me wrong, got a great publicist. what's in kindness for me? ( laughter ). >> when i was working on the speech, i was kind of blanked out. i thought you have a room full of young kids that are impatient. what can i say that's really urgent? i looked back and said in all my life what do i regret? and there wasn't that much actually. ( laughter ) no, like the little humiliations-- you can forgo all that. but there were a hand full of things they really regretted and they all had to do with moments where somebody needed me to be kind to them or step up and i department for whatever reason. so i wrote about one particular

liz ann saunders is with us from charles schwab. the basic theme, he does not have to worry about high frequency trading. do you agree? what does the research say? >> we as a firm, chuck schwab, we have been front and center in this debate, for the most part against the most egregious high-frequency trading practices . this well predates the michael lewis book. what they have particularly focused on is stepping. the fact that 95% of high-frequency trades were canceled last year. there were simple things that could be done by the regulators. simple as slapping cancellation fees. if you are a long-term investor, alternately the entire system is not rigged against you, but many investors feel they need to shorten time horizons. like you are such an authority on this. if i do 500 shares of twitter this morning through charles schwab, am i affected by high-frequency trading? >> probably not. is the worry for america if a bunch of institutions are playing around in this space? >> certainly the high-frequency traders would argue that part

michael saunders looking up and that is gone. coco crisp's first walkoff homer. a's beat the m's 3-2 in 12. tim lincecum his first start of the season. but an invasion of bees in center field. there was a beekeeper on hand however. game tied at 5-5 after the giants scored a pair. angel pagan unties it all. three-run bomb. giants win 8-5. >>> finally, your feel-good story of the fight. mike dellio dealing on tuesday, making his first varsity start. he fanned all 21 batters for a perfect game in his team's 15-0 victory. he throws a knuckle, curve and fastball that clocks in the mid 80s. more news after the break. >>> how about this. wine music and uber. the car service is expanding. today, uber expanded to napa just ahead of the bottle rock music festival next month. it's not just wine country. they're using the coachella music festival to launch its service in palm springs. >>> sky diving is obviously an adrenaline rush. but can you imagine doing it while almost being hit by a meteorite? this is video that a norwegian skydiver captured two years ago. he started be

we have to run because we have liz ann saunders in the chair. second ago the dow was down 270 points. it has come off the floor was still down 264. let's get to her now. i know you have been watching the market even though you do very often look at the big picture. >> there's too much of a tenancy to point to something with the market, but keeping what has been visibly 180 degrees rotation away from momentum growth names toward value away from the highflyer toward other sectors in other areas, he can describe a day like today in an opposite sense as well. the mentality has changed to sell on the rally. a big rally yesterday come easy the momentum is picking up. this next hour into the close will be somewhat key because the last hour 10 liz: a so-called smart money institutions come in. the market is overdue on something. liz: i know you long enough you don't panic, you always look at the lon long-term, but anything about the weak behavior? this whole week has been very volatile, big jumps, big drops. anything making you reassess how you are allo

one gets through the hole between first and second with saunders. had a good sinker and breaking ball and ended up getting a save. i'm not sure if yesterday-- we lacksed him or anything. i know he wanted to get back out there and get the save and got it today so everybody felt good about that. >> over to football. developing story. espn is reporting that johnny manziel will spend tonight and monday visiting the oakland raiders who have the fifth overall pick in the upcoming draft, but, remember, march 21st, the silver and black traded first round pick for quarterback matt schaub. things might get interesting there. final round of the houston open. matt jones a stroke back on the 18th green. he makes this long birdie putt to tie. jones 6 under on the day. first playoff hole. jones, one ups himself by chipping in for the win. are you kidding me? no, i'm not. first career pga tour victory. he's headed to augusta for the masters this week. >>> speaking of chip-ins, michael jordan celebrity invitational, the host, m.j. chips in from 50 feet away. on 17 i

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then michael saunders in the 5th. brad miller in the 6th. abe almonte to end the 7th. 7 innings and nine strike-outs for gray and the a-'s move past the mariners and into first in the west by half a game. the same two teams to wrapp the series tomorrow. >> derek jeter sitting this one out with the red sox at yankee stadium. this was the second of two home runs by

then michael saunders in the 5th. brad miller in the 6th.almonte to end the 7th. 7 innings and nine strike-outs for gray and the a-'s move past the mariners and into first in the west by half a game. the same two teams to wrapp the series tomorrow. >> derek jeter sitting this one out with the red sox at yankee stadium. this was the second of two home runs by new york's prized off- season mccann, gets his first two homers in pinstripes in new york's 7-4 win. >>> the giants have been waiting for matt cain to again be matt cain. another old pattern emerge. lack of run support. in colorado, on a sunny, but breezy day, runners at 2nd and 3rd and 1 out in the 3rd, hunter pence with the throw in the plate, but not in time to get speedy charlie blackmon. then charly culberson on a day that eight rockies went down on strikes. giants tried to rally in the 8th offer colorado's fifth prismer. crawford with the drive oleft that gonzalez can't track down. giants loaded the bases with two outs. and the inning was ov, one hit for sandoval who continues to s

liz and saunders, the senior vp, 2.25 trillion.oing to ask her, this is a different kind of selloff. we have seen some real volatility. is she change anything about her investment strategy? we haven't covered, plus gm breaking news. melissa: he was worried about this market, people should be worried about it. coming up, the all-american battle for fast food supremacy moving into risky territory from iran to libya. he will not believe where your favorite burger joints are headed to get an edge. and stephen colbert gets the call to fill some of the biggest shoes in laced night, but is he the right guy to take it from david letterman? tell me what you think. you can never have too much money. humans. even when we cross our "ts" and dot our "i's", we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness with our auto policies. if you qualify, your rates won't go up due to your first accident. because making mistakes is only human, and so are we. we also offer new car replacement, so if you total your

al qaeda saunders. a gallon nows, and i'm the evil person. agate this laydown make by you are being very judgmental. you are judging someone based on how they look. books like a duck, walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, probably back. she hated me, told the hated me in that needed to grow up and quit judging people. two weeks later after a friend had been did mr. fuhrman told them what a terrible guy she was in canton in thing me and at my neck. i just didn't get it. looks like a duck and quacks like a duck, probably a duck. so we have to take care orchids. there are two primary choices in life. as americans for some reason we are not listening to this. accept the responsibility to change them. aiken-state in that wheelchair, and that jim beam bottle. at some point in my life i came to the realization that if something was going to change after change it. let me tell you, when you are in that dark space it is not the light that moves. find a way to get back to it. this is a country of people. those of you who read the book of this is th

pete, josh, steph are heresh and joined by chief investment strategist liz ann saunders. we begin with the stock building on their five-quarter winning streak. april traditionally good for the market with the dow up two-thirds of the time. what will lead the way over next three months if, in fact, the market s do move higher? we take that to the panel. pete, what's going to lead the way? >> i think some of these momo names, i know they're having a great bounceback today. when you look at the biotech space or the social media names they're moving to the upside. that's great. i think the shift is going towards the big cap names and absolutely looking at some of those big cap tech names. i think we're see that shift where people don't want to take on the same kind of risks, the high multiples. they want to get the lower multiples, big cap names thab that have been showing enough growth they're no longer dull. they have excitement to the upside. >> you look at what led the way. gold beat stocks in the quarter. utility, four straight months of gains. commodities with the best

liz and saunders, as well.liers are coming back to earth and the blue-chip stocks doing better than good. we will also look at the medicare debate. senator grassley will join us, the senator from iowa. we will join us -- talk about any number of things going on in washington. the percolation about how doctors are being compensated on medicare. >> i brushed up on the movements of baby george, the royal baby george. i know you like to know his whereabouts. thiswas briefed on this morning. do you see the distance that she is holding a be george so as not to get baby george on the missoni, whatever the beautiful dress is? she has the baby of a strategic distance. >> she has nailed it. maybe george looks quite regal. he is checking them out. this is a king in the making. think they will sell a few of those outfits this morning, no question about that. really, really cool. i don't know how new zealand likes it, but it is wonderful to see them out and about. >> i think new zealand is loving it. tom keene with "bloombe

felly saunders has been a golfer.e the wrong way because i like to look that good looking women but from looking at a golf magazine are within both digital watch those masters now the tigers out. but they definitely lost a certain audience. >>: will ferrell have some ideas about it. >>: which is why i was kicked out after two holes. i did realize they're not allowed to talk while people are cutting are swinging and i was talking very i was so excited. and i was i can't believe i'm not the masters. right in the middle of through the opera whose backs and it was. troy. it was kj trip. -troy. >>: ahead to have to be quiet and off. happy anchor de young lady. >>: thank you. i will see you soon. so you made some bad decisions last night. make a good one this morning. try my... warm and flaky croissant sandwiches made with fresh egg and melting cheese. choose supreme or sausage. right now they're 2 for just $3.50. c'mon cody, let's get some breakfast. you drive. i traded the car for the tattoo. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. wh

if you are worried about's saunders, people who don't show up at immigration proceedings, they have representation, they won't abscond. the government accountability office found applicants who had lawyers were three times as likely to be granted asylum. asylum. as compared to those who did not have representation. now, counsel also is important because without counsel, immigration courts are going to suffer under a greater burden of cases where immigration judges are explaining the rights to immigrants. and right now if you go to immigration court you ask for an individual hearing, you get a date in 2017 in a lot of instances. perhaps that is my experience and many other attorneys experience these days, it is an overwhelming system where there are cases and again that brings up two important points, two important points. one, if you have access to representation and increase access to representation for these individuals, you help the efficiency of the courts. second, if you increase access to representation, you are going to improve their chances of getting a favorable outcome. .. is a skipping

liz ann saunders is reporting where she is put 2:trillion to work.der vocally opposed. gm ceo mary barra is going to capitol hill for her testimony today. we've got the gm trade. all straight ahead at the top of the hour in about 15. >> scott, thanks so much. >>> in a couple of hours as scott said, general motors ceo mary barra will take the stand in washington testifying on the problems with those ignition switches in gm cars. our eamon javers is live in d.c. with that. >> you can expect this is going to be an all hands on deck moment for general motors. very high profile situation. emotions are running high. we had family members of some killed as a result of this ignition switch issue up here on capitol hill today. they're going to be here throughout the day. that just adds an element of drama to this hearing that's unpredictable for the company. the company has got the assets to handle this in washington. take a look at some of their lobbying power house here in washington. they spent $8.82 million on lobbying in 2013. that was up from 2012 altho