lou: tom fitton, judicial watch. >> thank you. lou: thank you, tom.sure to vote in our poll tonight -- we'd like to hear what you think, what you feel, cast your vote on twitter at lou dobbs news, and a reminder to follow me on twitter, "like" me on facebook, follow me on instagram at lou dobbs tonight. >>> breaking news now, the centers for disease control investigating 14 new reports of sexually transmitted zika cases in the country. several involve pregnant women. officials say in each suspected case, women were infected by men who recently returned from countries where zika had an outbreak. this new development could further complicate cdc efforts to try to stop the spread of zika. >>> now, let's take a look at another video, if you would, please. amazing rescue of a dog whose leash got caught in an elevator door as the elevator itself was moving. the dog is violently yanked, as you see there, it's extraordinary. as its owner moved to a higher floor. a maintenance worker got there, he ran there and saved the dog's life. owner didn't realize the do

deirdre: judicial's watch's tom fitton who brought the lawsuit against hillary, going back to that subject, will be joining lou dobbs, tonight, 8:00 p.m. eastern time. self-incrimination, using social media, it is happening more and more. >> don't boom, boom, boom. deirdre: after they streamed a threat of a mass shootings on periscope. we'll give you more details. >>> hacktivist group anonymous strikes again, this time exposing the personal information of cincinnati police officers. they say wrongly killed an unarmed african-american man shown in this video. my next guest says anonymous is just another victim of growing anti-police sentiment. >> we have a message. to not only cincinnati police department but to every law enforcement officer. when you murder a human being, when you have other choices of containing the suspect available we will make your officers information public record. >> it is outrageous. police officers defend us. keep our way of life. keep us safe. >> anytime you put information about where our officers live, names of their children, their cell phone records, it is al

lou dobbs will speak to the man behind that suit, tom fitton, head of that organization, 7:00 p.m. eastern time tonight. >>> president obama sending his plan to close gitmo to congress. a plan that would relocate what could be some. world's most dangerous terrorists from cuba to american soil. >> these are literally enemy combatants, in essence soldiers, not soldiers, terrorists, of a foreign terrorist organization, many of whom as soon as you release them rejoin the fight against us. david: where president obama says these prisoners could be headed next. you want to stay tuned. melissa: chaos and confusion leading to a nightmare in nevada four years ago. it took days to count the republican ballots. nevada's gop chair will tell us about the big changes we hope that have been made to insure history doesn't repeat itself tonight, david. david: and we're going to go over something we went over together on "outnumbered." the breakfast test. how one ceo is using the first meal of the day, melissa's favorite, but very dangerous. melissa: very essential meal for me. david: to test job ap

liz: "lou dobbs tonight," lou is talking with tom fitton of judicial watch who brought the lawsuit. and, of course, the nevada caucuses later, kicking off, fox business' neil cavuto and kasich for president national communications adviser trent duffy are joining us in the next couple of minutes. stay tuned for that. >>> moments ago we touched and broke through the floor here. now market lows, down 215. right now down 209. a rocking closing best. stay with me every second of the way here. when the ceo comes before an investor crowd, he hopes the stock will jump. not so can jpmorgan, ceo jamie dimon kick off shareholder meeting today. jpmorgan is one of the top two laggards, falling 4.33%, after continued warned energy losses due to the shocking slide in oil over the month as well as concerns in weakness in levels in mining. ready to set aside 600 million to cover losses for the first quarter alone. >>> first china, now iran running stocks off the road as the country takes aim at opec. the latest mideast oil brouhaha and what it is doing now from the floor of the nyse, the cme and the