sullivan?ds. here's an act that will delight all of the youngsters of the nation and canada. the pompoff thedy family. the amazing skill of jugglers. one of the greatest circus quintets we've ever seen. now the thrilling head-to-head specialty of germany's carminas. how do you do it? how do you do it? wonderful! here's the incredible plate spinning wizard, eric brenn. ♪ (narrator) and the most groundbreaking comedians would shake things up on sullivan. our weather tonight is dominated by a large low pressure center. a lot of people have written in and asked "what is a low pressure center?" this is a low pressure center. i'll tell you, when it comes to girls i don't think like other guys. i mean, a lot of guys, they want to go out with a girl who's fast a girl who's been around. not me. i wanna go out with a good girl. a girl who's never played around. i figure she's due. "three dresses in a week? another dress?" then she tells him "i didn't wanna buy this dress. the devil made me buy this dress

>> sullivan: again, we will investigate it.is anything going on, we will stop it immediately. i don't know if it's true or not. i don't know what the whole story is, but we will investigate it immediately. >> cooper: it certainly calls into question not just these mills, but it calls into question your oversight of these mills. >> sullivan: it could, yes. >> welcome to the cbs sports update brought to you by prevnar13. i'm greg gumbel with college basketball scores. frank kaminsky scored 31 points as wisconsin clinched a share of the big 10 title. rodney pervis dropped a career high 28, leading uconn to its first win over a ranked opponent this weekend. providence has their second straight 20-win season. for more sports news and information, go to cbssports.com. what if one push up could prevent heart disease? [man grunts] one wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease- pneumococcal pneumonia. one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you ... from pneumococcal

tom sullivan, the founder and chairman of lumber liquidators.us now on the phone. it's an interview you will see first right here on cnbc. mr. sullivan, welcome to the show. good to have you on. >> hey, scott. thanks for having us on. >> these are your it first public comments since the "60 minutes" piece aired a couple weeks back. what have the last two weeks been like for you personally and the company? >> well, it's been sad for me so see a good company that was built to be talked about like this and we do from day one have always taken care of our customers, given them a good product at a good price. we don't skimp on the product. and our laminate is safe. it's -- we're definitely not going to save two or three cents on laminate and ruin the reputation of the company. >> what's it like to have -- what's it like to have, you know, your customers and others questioning the integrity and the safety of your business? >> i can tell you that comment you made about "60 minutes" saying it is a real world test. i have on tape anderson cooper admittin

sullivan says she's asked the governor to look in to the arrest. she's also asking students who witnessed the arrest to call police. >> i thought about how this poor man's mother would feel when she saw that photo because i know how it made me feel. >> and this morning governor mcauliffe is demanding action, his office released a statement saying he's quote, concerned by the reports of this incident and has asked the secretary of public safety to initiate an independent virginia state police investigation into the use of force in this matter. we have a link to the arrest video on our website. nbcwashington.com. you can also weigh this on will on the nbc washington facebook page. >>> new this morning georgetown pike is open right now after this serious crash caused a car to burst into flames. take a look at the car. it's completely ruined. several people were hurt after will hit a pole and then caused the fire. at least one person was burned. fairfax county police say he or she was flown to the hospital. they did not say how many others were hurt in

sullivan or miss akita from those seats to be able to keep a district 11 resident. >> sandy sherwin did email earlier this week and i forwarded to you, she does qualify for seat 7 as well. >> that puts us in a bind, too. colleagues, i welcome your motions. >> so i am prepared to support hillen in seat no. 1, sullivan, seat no. 2, kita, seat no. 2, flannigan, seat no. 4, dr. loman, seat no. 5, hillsen, seat no. 7. >> okay, supervisor tang. >> thank you. i would say again although i am more familiar with dr. loman's work and i think she is incredible, i do understand supervisor avalos's desire to have a district 11 appointee on this, so i am willing to cede my recommendation for seat 5 to miss sherwin again with the understanding that i believe dr. loman will toipb do amazing things in the community and really around the world. even without her presence on this council. >> okay, well, i really appreciate that and given the comments from supervisor cohen right now i think we can get consensus on that as well. so if you want to make that motion, if hillen for 1, sullivan, 2, kita, 3, flanni

. >> yeah, i got off the phone with the founder and chairman scott sullivan. he found out that robert chapman was on the halftime show earlier today. sullivan told me the following, glad to see that robert chapman had the confidence in lumber ly inquiry d -- liquidators. they're going to give their update on the business and their reaction to that 60 minutes story that aired a couple of weeks ago and really sent this stock into a spiral. it's down more than 30% since the story aired. whitney who we all know is short that stock, he was in the 60 minutes piece, then came on cnbc saying that the stock was going to go to zero: sullivan said he hopes it gives the company a chance to show our side of the story. we are compliant with california law. hundreds of tests by third parties show we're compliant. we test as well and we feel we're compliant under the law. you should know that mr. sullivan will be live first on cnbc during the halftime show following tomorrow's conference call. today on the chapman news and in an interview the stock was up 14% but since a coup

narrator: matt sullivan, a researcher in chisholm's lab has been working on isolating these viruses.tified three different viruses affecting the population. using dna sequencing the team then determines which genes are in these viruses and how they affect the prochlorococcus host cell. surprisingly, they are finding that viruses may not only be helping to kill off these cells, but also to help their hosts adapt to different conditions. sullivan: so, my goal's all in understanding right now the kinds of viruses that are there and how the interaction between the virus and the host cell happens. and wh's interesti about that is that we can interpret from the genes that are there what processes they're interacting with the host with. so, in one instance, some of these viruses contain core photosynthesis genes. they're actually able to boost photosynthesis during infection in these particular hosts. narrator: a virus infects its host by injecting its genetic material into the cell causing the cell's biochemistry to switch over to making more virus particles. sometimes dna from the two sou

to brian sullivan for a quick news alert. >> good segue off the oil price. baker hughes said 56 oil rigs came off line last week. we are down 595 from this time last year. this is a weekly drilling rig count. canada had a huge drop. canadian recount dropped to 80. canada 1/3 taken off line last week. future production. current production is still at a record high 9.4 billion barrels of oil a day. price of crude oil down as you mentioned at the top of the show, 45.25. we're not seeing a pop in the price of crude oil. takes time for the cuts to work their way through lower production. still, number of rigs. 56 oil risk taken off jobs. couple hundred jobs on each rig i should point out. every time a drilling rig comes off, a lot of people lose their job. >> west texas crude oil hovering now, as brian mentioned, $45. that is the lowest level in a month or thereabouts. more than a month. courtney reagan is covering it all from the nymex. >> it's nothing but it's a very actually busy friday, i should say here. there are a couple of things we have in play. we have

there was an english actor named ares sullivan in the audience. -- edwin sullivan in the audience. it distressed john to see that sullivan had been drinking. distressing because he was embarrassing everyone in front of this distinguished actor. john went up to edwin and said, how can you appear onstage trunk like that? you cannot do that. it is humiliating. our father's legacy is troubling enough in that regard. i feel like attacking you. edwin, who was only four or five years older the job but much more worriedly, much more attuned to things in the world made a sarcastic response of blue them off and john reached around and grabbed a prop and probably would have hit his brother if his brother had not wisely headed off to the dressing room. that night, the action backstage was as interesting as what was out front because he had put on display in a rare occasion in front of other actors and staff the troubling dynamic in the family. you love your dad because he is your dad. you admire him as an actor, but what a burden to have to be the son of the elder booth. and then, of course, t

elizabeth sullivan says in part she credits the texas favorite soft drink, dr. pepper! it originated in waco, texas. sullivan says just like the advertising once said, she drinks three doctor peppers a day, 10, 2 and 4. >> the stuff is good. it's got sugar in it and two doctors have told me that if i drink it i will die but they died first. but since i been drinking three a day for 50 or 60 years, um, evidently my body needs sugar. >> which doctor do you listen to? sullivan says she has no health issues does not take any medications and i think her overall attitude has something to do with 104. by the way, she was driving up until last year. probably with the dr. pepper in her hand. >> they call it a doctor for a reason. does the body good. >>> still to come, the president names a former bay area tech exec to be the nation's digital boss. >> and why comcast thinks social media could be the key to boosting customer service. >>> the president has tapped a former twitter executive to be the in addition's first-ever chief digital officer. jason goldman had high-powered tech

sullivan: mr. president i rise today to support the justice for victims of trafficking act. the presiding officer: the senate is in a quorum call. mr. sullivan: can we advice rate the quorum call? -- can we viserate the quorum call? the presiding officer: without objection. the senator from alaska may proceed. mr. sullivan: mr. president today i rise to support the justice for victims of trafficking act and i want to commend the numerous senators, senators cornyn, klobuchar so many others who have worked so hard to move this act forward. now, i realize that there are many of us who are new to this body and i certainly am still learning my way around the procedural maze here. however, it is easy to see how frustrating this maze can be and how it keeps us from getting good things done for the people who elected us and sent us here. last year, i traveled my state alaska and one of the top concerns i heard from alaskans is that they were tired of the gridlock and they want to see a functioning governme

tom sullivan. >> 4482. this is according to flight aware. canceled airport in the country right now. >> 200 cancellations in the last 45 minutes. that airport that plane should not have landed on that runway at that time. >> correct. it is the opposite runway. they landed from the southeast with a tailwind of 16 knots. you do not do that in good weather. stuart: tom you have to go. thank you very much. i have been a weather forecaster for the last few hours. they'll me out here. >> in texas yesterday. big problems across dallas. areas of kentucky some areas seen over 6 inches of snow. that is crazy four march. i have to tell you. that does not happen. we are still seeing the very heavy snow. most of kentucky, you are done with it now. be very careful on those roads. now, the focus this storm is out across parts of the northeast. look at that kind of blue cover. we have more snow to come with this. we are probably talking about another three-4 inches for some people. 6:00 o'clock tonight when most of the snow exits the city. then we will real

sullivan to give a rebuttal. the company stood by flooring and caught.ght now the stock is down 15%. [closing bell ringing] liz: pandora, big gains. maybe they will be a target. we're watching this on friday the 13th. david: friday the 13th living up to the name and reputation until the last couple minutes of trading. we're still heading up triple digits on downside. all indices are down as you can see. a much improved market from where it was couple hours ago. we saw down over 200 on the dow. other indices were down much further. liz: the nasdaq getting hit by 21 points. that is a big clip. not as big as s&p or the dow. the dow is down nearly 1% on interesting day where there were big winners like el pollo loco, jumping after the beating the street. that is a heavily shorted stock. we also have lumber liquidators. david: "after the bell" starts right now.

>> we're going before judge sullivan sullivan, there's a couple of other cases that you'll see rapidon on shortly. and on all these fronts we're going to move very aggressively, because it's clear that with foreknowledge and forethought, mrs. clinton set up this e-mail routine, these records have been kept from the american public, that senior department officials knew it for years and did nothing. >> judicial watch in the past has received more information than even to the public. >>> most of us are familiar with the popular netflix series house of cards. the show is about politics at every level. kevin spacey plays the president. of course the show is fictitious, but it attempts to showcase reel life policies and preliminary events happening today. so it made me think the other night watching, could some of president underwood's ideas ever happen in real life? should they? he takes on entitlements,al telling the people again, entitlements are killing the nation, you are entitled to nothing, no handouts. so i know you guys both watch the show as well. should the fictitious things th

>> sullivan comes forward to police but claims he's the victim of a video hoax. >> sullivan pleads guiltyllful damage and dangerous operation of a motor vehicle. he's sentenced to two years' probation and his license is suspended for six months. he's also ordered to pay more than $17,000 in damages. >> olson credits his police driver's training for helping him escape the attack. >> i honestly believe if i didn't have those skills, he would have driven me into a tree, flipped me over. i have no doubt that he would seriously have assaulted me. >> olson says he still doesn't know what sparked sullivan's rage. >> i know for a fact nothing happened on the road because i didn't even know this vehicle was behind me. no idea what caused this. >> he's just relieved the terrifying incident is over. >> this is shaking me. how do you deal with somebody trying to, what i think, you know, kill you on the road? you better get someone here. this dude is crazy. here he -- oh. >> can you stop the car? >> no. he's jumping on my hood. smashed my windscreen. >>> coming up -- a fun day of sledding takes a horr

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as to tom sullivan's fought earlier.say the french police say they will take days to recover the bodies due to the difficult terrain. one french official says the largest piece of debris spotted so far is the size of a car. the plane disintegrated as it smashed into the side of the mountain. adding to the mystery you have been talking about this is the plane descended from 30,000 feet when it disappeared off the radar and 6000 feet did that in two minutes pretty steep decline or decent but never veered off course. was in a completely straight line which leads you to be the pilot had the opportunity to turn to the east or the west marseille airport was literally 30 miles away so there were places you could land 16 school reported to be on this plane with two teachers, they were part of a foreign-exchange trip no distress call, none at all so very interesting. the key to this is to find the black box, and use of a plane fly overhead very low altitude. no obvious signs the plane was in distress other than it was flying too

. >> even the uva president teresa sullivan were at a different rally outside a bar where johnson was arrested. johnson attended the rally and spoke briefly. he thanked people for their support. sullivan says she's asked the governor to look in to the consider and also asking students for help. >>> i'm not going to preempt or get in the way of the investigation. but i've asked our students who are eyewitnesses and based on the photographs i've seen i think a lot of students did see this. i've asked the students who are eyewitnesses to come forward. >> and this morning governor mcauliffe is demanding action. his office says he's concerned by the reports of the incident and has asked the secretary of public safety to initiate an independent virginia state police investigation into the use of force in this hear. >>> time now to check our forecast. another pretty chilly start. >> that's right, off to a cold start again this morning. many of the suburbs down below freezing. and what to expect coming up tomorrow yes indeed, old man winter not quite done with this yet. snow during the mornin

brutal and it lasts a lifetime over the past few months in meetings and police captain robert owe sullivan robert the dna lab contracted by the sfpd is returning lab results from 9 months to a year after being sent evidence. in a city as progressive as san francisco such inefficiency is unacceptable and harbors on negligence. we want a 48-hour turn around at least for gun violence cases they are the most critical results to keep our kids and our families safe. requiring sfpd to contract with a more efficient dna lab is an easy fix and requires your cooperation and probably lobbying for a little more money for the sfpd and it might be one of the easiest things you have run across all year and thank you for hearing us. >> next speaker? >> good evening commissioners. i am a member of bright same as the former speaker and i live at 4800 third street i want to talk tonight about the off the charts shootings in my neighborhood. unfortunately gun violence is an norm now and that that shouldn't be. this is bayview's town center close to the opera house where a lot of children's programs are and gu

. >>> a committee met privately in richmond yesterday to talk about president teresa sullivan's deal running through july next year. she earns now about $675,000 a year. the talks follow a year's worth of controversy at uva following the death of student hannah graham and a rolling stone article. sullivan has been on the job since 2010. >>> teachers at sweetbrier college in virginia are fighting to keep their school open. they approved a resolution opposing the planned shutdown and hope to meet with the board of directors soon. earlier this month sweetbrier said the class of 2015 will be the last because of financial issues. >>> prince charles and his wife camilla arrived in washington d.c. >> they touched down moments ago at andrews air force base. their itinerary has them headed straight to the british embassy. during their stay they'll meet with president obama and leaders of congress and visit several landmarks including the lincoln memorial, martin luther king, jr. memorial, mount vernon and the national archive. >>> the secret service director questioned on capitol hill, how he

. >>> the future of university of virginia president theresa a sullivan once again in question. the board of visitors met for three hours in richmond yesterday. a university official says the sole purpose of the meeting was to evaluate sullivan's performance. the board has had a rocky relationship with sullivan since 2012 when ousted from office but reinstated after major backlash from students and teachers. >>> the culpeper county school board is asking for more than $1 million to give teachers a pay raise. the school board made that request to the board of supervisors yesterday. they want $1.4 million next year to give teachers a raise of about 1.5%. and that money would also be used to hire new teachers and bring back summer school at the elementary level. they will vote on the budget in may. >>> brace yourself this morning. the cold snap is back. the impact these chilly temperatures we're seeing at national harbor and around the d.c. area will have on your plans for the day ahead. >>> plus catching a glimpse of artifacts not seen in the same room for 150 years. the silent wi

so we'll go on to the next, who is andrew sullivan. mr. sullivan maybe had to leave as well. dan kito is not going to be attending and i don't see anyone named dan kito standing up, so mr. flan nigan, you are back. welcome to the rules committee. >> thank you very much. i will keep this brief. i would like to reapply for seat no. 4. i have been chair of the council the last two years. i basically once i got to become chair i led a strategic planning process to try to identify the areas of interest and necessity for us to study to be relevant to the board of supervisors and the mayor. for the last two years we have basically followed that road map and we have made some great progress on studying issues around mount davidson, we are currently in the middle of trying to come up with best management practices in order to deal with historic tree stands in san francisco in order to review issues such as sin wrap that you coming in front of the board and we would like to come before the board for or against sin wrap that touch on urban forestry. we have looked at the nsbrt, on the n

sullivan tomorrow. we'll ask about why he was not on the call. >> yep. >> and what sort of message he has for investors, and to home buyers and the public whether they have his product in the home or not. >> everybody's talking about the company and story for a couple weeks. scot we'll see it tomorrow. next hour the man who conducted one of the tests on lumber's products getting his reaction to the conference call. that is coming up. meantime dom? >> watching share inging the charter communications spiking up on a bloomberg report that the company is in talks to acquire brighthouse networks, a privately held provider of cable services for 2.5 million cable subscribers, sixth largest provider in the country commenting, quote, we have no agreement with anyone regarding any future plans. still, this operation here could be valued at as much as $12 million based on some estimates, so charter shares react to the news. back to you. >> they are. thank you very much for that. the dow is currently up by 200 poin

president sullivan has asked for independent investigation of the governor's office. that will le moving forward. she's a wonderful leader has her heart in the right place. we don't want to see these types of things happen here. it took 1, 2, or 3 individuals from the abc agency to come in and tear it apart. >> we're waiting for the lawyer and mar tese to appear. let me ask you, eugene the governor of virginia is demanding answers, listen to what he said. >> just to see the photos i can tell you, i have a son about the same age in college. i have a daughter in college, so i was very disturbed by the pictures i saw yesterday. >> the state has launched an administrative as well as criminal investigation, eugene. these are the steps toward the things that you say that the state ought to be alonging into at this point? >> yeah and in ferguson -- dynamic here, political leadership. they should be investigating themselves. how do you have they agents to be full frontally confrontational with the kids. the university could leverage its resources. we should be absolutely mini

president sullivan expressed her remorse regarding this terrible situation and told martese that he has her support. to that end, martese has received an outpouring of encouragement and remorse from professors, administrators university officials, students, community members, and even perfect strangers. walking on the ground with him this afternoon we were amazed and touched as people approached martese numerous times and offered pats on the back and well wishes. martese and his family -- excuse me, martese and his family intend to take the next few days to continue to recover in thoughtful prayer and contemplation contemplation. i will close with a statement that martese prepared. i stand here -- i'll read it. i stand here today as a member of the university of virginia and charlottesville community. i'm shocked that my face was slammed into the brick pavement just across the street from where i attend school. three officers then pinned me to the ground pressing their knees in my back while blood flowed freely from the gash to my head. as the officers held me down, one thought raced th

board of visitors met behind low closed doors yesterday, to evaluate sullivan's performance. board has had a rocky relationship with sullivan since 2012 when they ousted her from office. she was reinstated after major backlash from students and teachers. her contract expires next year. >> the culpeper county school board is asking for more than $1 million to give teacher as pay raise. the school board matt the request to the board of supervisors yesterday. they want $1.4 million next year to give teacher as raise of about 1.5%. the money would also be used to hire new teachers and bring back summer school at the elementary level. the board of supervisors will vote on the 2016 budget in may. >>> new report says more of your kids are graduating from some public schools will d.c.. according to the "washington post," 2% more students graduate grd d.c. public schools last year. at d.c. public charter schools, there was a 7% drop in the graduation rate. the rate at charter schools is still higher at 69% versus 58%. >>> going on right now this germany, hundreds of anti-austerity pro

there was an english actor named ares sullivan in the audience. -- edwin sullivan in the audience. it distressed john to see that sullivan had been drinking. distressing because he was embarrassing everyone in front of this distinguished actor. john went up to edwin and said how can you appear onstage trunk like that? you cannot do that. it is humiliating. our father's legacy is troubling enough in that regard. i feel like attacking you. edwin, who was only four or five years older than john, but much more worriedly, much more attuned to things in the world made a sarcastic response and blew him off and john reached around and grabbed a prop and probably would have hit his brother if his brother had not wisely headed off to the dressing room. that night, the action backstage was as interesting as what was out front because he had put on display in a rare occasion in front of other actors and staff the troubling dynamic in the family. you love your dad because he is your dad. you admire him as an actor, but what a burden to have to be the son of the elder booth. and then, of course,

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there was an english actor named ares sullivan in the audience. -- edwin sullivan in the audience. it distressed john to see that sullivan had been drinking. distressing because he was embarrassing everyone in front of this distinguished actor. john went up to edwin and said, how can you appear onstage trunk like that? you cannot do that. it is humiliating. our father's legacy is troubling enough in that regard. i feel like attacking you. edwin, who was only four or five years older the job but much more worriedly, much more attuned to things in the world made a sarcastic response of blue them off and john reached around and grabbed a prop and probably would have hit his brother if his brother had not wisely headed off to the dressing room. that night, the action backstage was as interesting as what was out front because he had put on display in a rare occasion in front of other actors and staff the troubling dynamic in the family. you love your dad because he is your dad. you admire him as an actor, but what a burden to have to be the son of the elder booth. and then, of course, t

and again president sullivan contacts the department and asks for an immediate investigation. jake quickly recalled having met with the young lady in april. connects the doths. reaches out to jackie by phone i believe first, leaves a message. this is somewhere around -- just prior to the thanksgiving break. next day he e-mails jackie and that time jackie responds back to him and she agrees to meet with detective via after the thanksgiving break. so december 2, she comes to the charlottesville police department accompanied by dean castine dean of students office, she's also present with legal counsel that she had acquired through legal aid and justice center here in charlottesville. and through her lawyer she refuses to give a statement or answer any questions. at some point there after in an effort to try to get some records that we thought might be relevant to our investigation, records that were specific to jackie that the university was not at liberty to give us because of federal privacy law, we asked through legal counsel whether jackie would concept to a search -- excuse

the other day, elizabeth sullivan turned 104-years-old.ing with william howard taft. she credits a doctor for her long life. we met her today. take a look. >> reporter: elizabeth sullivan has lived in the same ft. worth texas house since 1942. >> it's so nice to meet you. thanks for inviting us to your home. >> i'm glad for you to come in. >> reporter: she has just celebrated her 104th birthday as the balloons paid clear. >> you had your drivers license until last january? >> i had been driving everywhere. i was going to church woman's club playing bridge. i was doing everything. >> she credits some of her longevity to a lone star favorite. >> you are drinking dr. pepper right now in. >> exactly right. this stuff is good. it's got sugar in it and three, two doctor versus told me if i drink it i will die, but they died first. >> okay. so that's proof it's good for you? >> yeah. >> so you think that this drink has helped you live to this age of 104? >> well ev dentally because everybody tells me it has too much sugar in it. since i have been

tom sullivan founder of lumber liquidators the face and voice of the company was not on this call.was rob lynch, the ceo and dan turrel the cfos addressing these allegations of unsafe flooring and high formaldehyde emissions and if you take a look at the stock which has bounced off its low considerably after being halted earlier, they had some success but put it in perspective as dominic chu points out this was $108 stock last year. they spent a great deal of time talking about the test methods used both by "60 minutes" in their expose on march 1sst and the so-called standard operating procedure by the california air resources board. they point out correctly that's not the test that's in the regulations. it's what's known as a deconstructive test where they take apart the flooring and to test the core, but there's some controversy about that within the wood flooring industry, controversy that existed before this expose. nonetheless, lumber liquidators says that it goes above and beyond what the regulations are, employs testing independent labs, unannounced visits to its mills, and

founder and chairman tom sullivan was not on the call.eo rob lynch set out to reassure investors and customers. >> we are incensed that individuals with a financial agenda can orchestrate a campaign against us regarding the safety of our product and cause a portion of our customer base undue concern. >> by the way, rob lynch says formaldehyde, what all the fuss is about, is a naturally occurring chemical that's all around us. but it is a carcinogen and regulated by the state of california and soon by the epa so the companies says it complies with the regulations and then some. so what about the tests that "60 minutes" commissioned using the procedure laid out by the state in lifrp says they used the wrong test and we've confirmed that state testing procedures laid out by the state are not the same as the ones that the regulations require. welcome to california. but that doesn't explain why lumber liquidators' flooring tested so much higher for formaldehyde than the competition's did and the company is it mot take questions. >> they will t

guest: mark sullivan, yeah. whereas in this case, what did clancy do with these high-ranking people? one of them he was on detail with for years. he did not put them on administrative leave. rather, he put them in other as a weapons, their credentials their vehicles. that is the double standard. i said you failed his first test. host:, st. louis missouri, lime for democrats. caller: this is that unless there is an incident 72 hours later, they eliminated to three of what more incident throwing it? -- eliminate the tape. what more incident is there then throwing it? they have the license number and they do not explain her background and who she is. host: truly clear, the package was not -- to be clear, the package was not a long. -- a bomb. guest: it is another indication of the cost-cutting not to upgrade to surveillance cameras that store information for months. on the other hand, -- host: host: and are the actual tapes? guest: they are, you know, videotapes. which i am not surprised about because, you know, ev

hear what tom sullivan has to say, the company under a lot of pressure from whitney tilson at t-2. more coming your way on that show. more coming your way on "money" because melissa francis is here. it starts now. melissa: that's right. thank you so much charlie, stop it. nice try kremlin. rumors swirling about the health of vladmir putin after he hasn't been seen in over a week. fake television trying to reassure russians with new video, new video. but it looks awfully familiar to us. meanwhile our president making rounds. he joined late night host jimmy kimmel to face down critics to offer scathing grammar critique. two attorneys debate, is it better to come clean or to cover up a scandal, or say destroy the evidence? hillary clinton, and al sharpton might want to tune in for this one because even when they say it's not it is always about money. ♪ melissa: it is a true friday the 13th for wall street. energy dragging on stocks as the dow and s&p are on track for a third straight losing week. it doesn't stop there. oil getting crushed, hitting another two-month low. on top of all

along with fox business's tom sullivan.ine, what do you think of this brewing controversy? >> well here's the bottom line of the clintons, they are shady, they are shady. , they are shady. as a political matter, much to their credit politically, people accepted that. here is the difference, bill clinton toton is shady shady shady and slick. hillary clinton is the shady with a charisma of a banana peel. i'm not sure how long it lasts or how seriously the media takes it but seems like pretty serious. here is what the democrats will worry about. more things happen because they're clintons and how they respond. melissa: let me make play a sound bite. seems like she is just like us. take a listen. >> i chose to not keep my private personal emails, emails about planning chelsea's wedding funeral arrangements, condolence notes to friend yoga routines, family vacations, the other things you typically find in in boxes. melissa: she is just like us. it was regular run-of-the-mill stuff she had in her email box. you can tell the way s

tom sullivan, i will start with you, because you're the one with pilot's experience. are you surprised they found the black box so quickly as you see the scene of debris? found it right away. >> somewhat. there is debris. it was daylight. it is dark now. but it is also not a black box. it is an orange box. there are two of them. so if you're looking at your debris field, hopefully the orange would stand out. that is why they paint them orange, that they will stand out among the debris. melissa: do you think that will have all the clues? >> yes. because this is a mystery. so, there are two boxes. one is the flight data recorder which measures well, over 100 different things going on with an airplane of the other one is the cockpit voice recorder. old models used to be 30 minutes. melissa: we don't know which one they have? >> we don't. if they find one, they will find the other. both of those will really unravel this mystery. that's why they have these because this doesn't make any sense. melissa: yeah. dan, we heard a lufthansa spokeswoman a short time ago saying they

public editor margaret sullivan of the times previously criticized the paper's dubious equivalency by including anonymous sources vindicating officer wilson alongside named witnesses who claim michael brown was shot while surrendering. sullivan backtracked writing this, in retrospect, it's clear to me that including that information wasn't false balance, it was an effort to give both sides. what i wrote was substantially at the time that amounts to a correction. joining me now milwaukee county sheriff david clark. sheriff, great to have you here. >> thanks. pleasure to be with you. >> what do you make of first "the washington post" one of its leading reporters and then the editorial board admitting that the hands up don't shoot was all based on a lie? and then the times following in quick succession. >> well, the liberal mainstream media got caught up in the hype. they got their kicks in at the ferguson police department. officer darren wilson and police officers nationwide and that whole thing it was a shameful period of time for the media who is supposed to -- you know, they have a

i thought that tom sullivan was a friend of the president.ore of that with our friend gerri willis in the next hour. the price of gasoline up again overnight. $2.42 is your average price right now. there goes my prediction of a plunge in gas prices. it looks like i may have been onto something. recently i described google as a crony capitalist. listen to my take. >> crony capitalism. i will scratch your back if you scratch mine. google and obama. perfect together. they've have cough and google gets a slap on the wrist. it is 2012, remember and google guide has just organize president obama's reelection victory. any connection to that slap on the wrist? that top google executives average one meeting a week inside the white house. rich is covering this. who was at these meetings? >> eric schmidt went with white house senior adviser as did other company officials. stuart: were they meeting just as the government was deciding whether or not to charge google? >> 230 different meetings since the beginning of the administration. >> that kind of acce

senator sullivan: general dempsey, do you agree? general dempsey: i'm actually concerned about european security, for reasons we talked about. it is not just about russia. it is what russia has done, to start a fire and it may actually burn out of their control. european security for the first time in 20 years security -- concerns me. and the network runs from afghanistan, pakistan, to bow boko haram. we can just do with one of them, we've got to deal with them in the aggregate. we've got all kinds of tools direct action, building partners, like with the french. we've got to keep pressure on the network or the last one is one i would have to discuss and close session on narrowing technological gaps in key areas. senator sullivan: i want to switch to the strategic posture we have. mr. secretary, you did mention and agreed alaska occupied the most strategic place in the world. i want to straighten the record with the chairman and the ranking member, billy mitchell was court-martialed, but for " insubordination after accusing army and