when contacted, josh tetrick, the c.e.o. responded to bloomberg with the following statement.e have no reason to believe this is true. here to give us more details. olivia, who has been reporting on the story. what is going on here? >> well, this is a remarkable situation here. earlier this month bloomberg reported that the company had been purchasing its own products and a week ago the s.e.c. opened an inquiry, not an investigation, i want to be clear on that, into the potential of fraud or misleading investors and this morning bloomberg reported that the department of justice had opened an investigation into potential fraud. emily: right. what is the d.o.j. looking at? >> into the same things. they have more power pause they may be able to bring a grand jury, which allows them to get more information and they can press criminal charges. emily: so this potentially escalates it to a criminal case, right? >> yeah. could be very serious. emily: one thing that surprised me is the d.o.j. took action so quickly. with theranos, it took months for it to be at least publicized after "