then there's watchathoning. ♪ >> welcome back to al jazeera. i'm del walters.hese are your headlines. secretary of state john kerry, release of palestinian prisoners and restoring that mid east peace project. >>> cyberattack, group called anonymous taking credit for crashing the albuquerque site, warning they will retaliate after the police shot a homeless man. >>> this is thed the line to sign up for health insurance under the affordable care act. 1.2 million visiting the website this weekend alone. >>> president obama and his ahighs organizing for action -- allies organizing for action. the hashtag, #getcoverednow. texas senator ted cruz trying to get the #fullrepeal. >>> statistician following a suit by australia, australia accusing japan of violating a moratorium on full whaling. andrew thomas reports. >> thousands of dead whales, it all boils down to a verdict that had two hours to explain. japan's whaling program is not for scientific research and should end immediately. >> little attention was given to using nonlethal messed -- methods, played a role in

then there's watchathoning. ♪ ♪ your savings, your job or your retirement.ts bail-outs or bond rates this stuff get complicated. but don't worry. i'm here to take the fear out of finance. every night on my show i break down confusing financial speak and make it real. ♪ welcome back, i'm julie and reminder of the top stories on al jazeera, pakistan's former president musharraf has plead not guilty to charges of treason and accused of unlawfully suspending the constitution and imposing emergency rule in 2007. south korea returned fire after hundreds of shells from a north korean artillery exercise landed on the waters and as they continue the drills for the united states. and turkey's ruling party has won a victory in local elections and the party got nearly half the votes. the u.n. is warning a mass extinction and food shortages within this century if global warming continues as it is. in the latest and most comprehensive report the climate change panel highlights water supply as a key issue with flooding likely in some reasons and frequent drought in others

then there's watchathoning. boom.aside from a few failed attempts at parole, and a few escapes from prison release programs, jack hill has spent the majority of his adult life behind bars, tarnished by many losses. my father, my great grandfather, my sister, i lost a brother, i lost my mother. prity much my whole family passed away since i have been here. >> i used to take mail and letters for granted. visitations for granted. now i don't have neither. his late father's advice keeps him going. i think of what my dad told me. don't never give up. you know, i think of the fact that my mother passed away while i was in here, and my goal is to win my case, and have eos meets expiration of sentence, paid in full. and lay it on the grave and tell her, i have done it. i am home. >> hill will have another chance when he becomes eligible for parole again in the future. for williams, who has spent seven months here for felony prosecution, the time is now. >> today is my day, the sentence, i am getting ready to go home. trying t

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then there's watchathoning. ♪ >> six minutes to the bottom of the hour.e obama administration threatening public safety? according to center of immigration study 68,000 convicted criminal illegal aliens were releaseled from prison in 2013. that is equal to 35 percent of all criminal aliens in the country. the study found nearly 750,000 encounters with illegal and criminal immigrants only 195,000 had charges filed against them. ainsley? >> heather, a simple test could be used to rule out heart attacks for people who go to the emergency room with chest pain. a blood test plus the usual echocardiogram were 99 percent accurate in showing which patients could go home instead of having to be admitted for more tests. >> and good morning america news caning co anchor josh elliot leaving to go with nbc sports. he has been there since 2006. elliot want the a giant raise $8 million but the network koubterred with 5 million. amy robock will replace him. >> historic hatching taking place. a eagle born on a live web stream. this is really exciting. so cute. >> the nest

then there's watchathoning. ♪ union,. >> on wall street, a tong end to the first quarter of the year,he dow soaring 138 points. the kerry of general motors say she doesn't know why it took years for the car maker to react to a deadly ignition switch problem. mary barra promises to be fully transparent on the issue. has led to 13 deaths and led to the recent recall of 2.6 million cars. new rules to provide road safety, the government says rules made after 2018 those cameras are designed to increase visibility for drivers when reversing. according to official estimates, backup accidents cause a total of 210 deaths a year. >>> peaceful protest towrnd mayhem over a serious of shootings -- series of shootings by police in albuquerque new mexico. demonstrators rallied for two hours on sun, police in riot gear lobbed tear gas at angry mobs who say the police are involved in far too many shootings. since 2010, there have been 33 officer-related shootings, 22 of them fatal. david correa, david, good to talk to you. let me see if i can dive into this at the meat-end here. what is the probable w

then there's watchathoning. ♪ >>> time for our video verdict. disagreement and it got rather personal. >> can we go for news school? i'll tell you why. everyone stop for a second. >> come on. stop and relax. i have to ask to you bring it down and relax a bit. i think you're a little upset. >> it's 17 minutes past the hour. we shouldn't be talking about theories. if you want to go to a network that has theories about pakistan just blared across for hours and hours and hour, you've got many choices. >> just bring it down a little, relax? come on. see, here you go. and she was making a valid point. >> she was. >> well, look. i like the point that mika was making, but she was scolding scarborough like a schoolboy and he was acting like a schoolboy. >> i give this an eight. good for mika, you go, girl. >> they both didn't behave that well. the fun of the show is watching to see each week whether they're flirting or feuding. but who was uncomfortable? i'm giving it a four. >> eight. >> chris hayes was really going at it with jennifer stepano in a deba

then there's watchathoning. ♪ melissa: welcome back. we have a healthy rally underway.w is up 140 points almost. nasdaq leading way on percentage basis, up 1.1%. tech leading the way. let's go to nicole petallides on the new york stock exchange with more what is fueling the rally. does it feel like it has staying power? >> it really does. you have accommodative fed. we heard that from janet yellen this morning. the market is taking up. it is over the 100 point mark and staying there. the dow is up 138 points. the nasdaq is best-of-three indices, up 1.1% led by of course technology. we're watching names like micron and also microsoft. microsoft is up 2 1/2%. don't forget, satya nadella came out said they will bring office to the ipad focusing on mobile apps. micron doing really well today. several brokerages expect a better than expected second quarter for the chipmaker that will be coming out. we'll get news from micron on thursday. we're seeing technology among the sectors doing very well. melissa: hey, nicole, i can't let you go without embarrassing you. you had quite

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then there's watchathoning. boom.31st. ♪ >>> today, the chicago district of the national labor relations board ruled that players from northwestern university's football team are employees of the school and therefore can vote on whether to unionize. the case was brought to the labor relations board by the college athletes players association, the united steelworkers union and cain colter, former quarterback for the northwestern wildcats. the ruling found, quote, players receiving scholarships to perform football-related services for the employer under a contract for hire in return for compensation are subject to the employer's control and are therefore, employees. the employer, of course, being northwestern university. here's the labor board's reasoning. quote, it cannot be said the employer's scholarship players are primarily students. the players spend 50 to 60 hours per week on their football duties during a one-month training camp prior to the start of the academic year. and an additional 40 to 50 hours per week o

then there's watchathoning. boom. starts march 31st. ♪ >>> welcome back to "fast money," everybody.k at twitter, kicking off our top trades today. taken to the wood shed. the social media name down 47% from its all-time high. >> kudos to guy, though. >> we've done a nice job. i didn't think it would get down to 44. we did think it would go down to the high 40s, when it traded up to 59. the last quarter was not good. the stock sold off. got a bounce up to 58. now, here we are. this is where we should have been, give or take, all along. i think it's getting really sort of compelling, just as a trade. but i thought that yesterday. so, clearly, i was wrong by a couple bucks. when it looks the worse, that's the time to buy it. this is one of those times. i don't know when the release is. i think it's pending. i'm looking for the date. i think you start to build right here. >> do you -- that's the question. we talked about this. the question is, do you think this is selling off because of the lockup? or because of the terrible quarter? i think it's more about the fact that there's subs. t

then there's watchathoning. boom.31st. ♪ >>> i'm milissa rehberger, and this is what is happening. the official death toll in the washington state mudslide is up to 18. they have significantly lowered the number of people unaccounted for from 90 to 30. bad weather has hampered the recovery efforts. >>> and no one was killed in the earthqua earthquakes in california, but crews are checking for structural damage. now, back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> hackensack, new jersey's bergen county jail. it is not just a lockup center, but also a drug rehabilitation center. >> we were the first correctional facility to open up a drug rehabilitation center. a couple of years ago we opened up a female drug rehabilitation center which has eight beds, and that is also successful. >> since it has more men than women, the men's side houses 18 inmates. >> i don't have amateur addicts burk the real mccoys. i have guys that live on the street and homeless, and i don't have the weekend w

then there's watchathoning. boom.31st. ♪ >>> 2016 presidential election is still 2 1/2 years away, but the first 2016 primary is already taking place. while it doesn't technically appear on any official election calendar, and there will only be one actual vote cast, it may prove more important for republican presidential hopefuls in iowa and new hampshire combined. i'm talking, of course, about what's been dubbed the sheldon primary named after this guy, sheldon adelson, casino magnate worth more than $38 billion according to "forbes." making him the eighth richest man in the world. the sheldon primary kicks off this week at the adelson-owned nonunion venetian luxury hotel in las vegas during what's officially spring meeting of the republican jewish coalition, where amid the speeches, golf outing, poker tournament and gala dinner, adelson plans to hold unofficial one-on-one meetings with republican hopefuls to have flown to vegas for the occasion according to the "washington post." includes former florida governor jeb

then there's watchathoning. ♪ . >> russian troops are ready to go.order a land invasion of ukraine. the pro western website is publishing links to show the western tanks being hauled towards the border. in a phone call today with german chancellor angela merkel, he pulled forces back, but russia is reportedly moving food and parts and medicine into position and erected a field hospital. ukraine is trying to toughen up the border, but troops are staring down 50,000 russians. that number keeps growing. cnn is live with me now and within five miles of that extremely tense border. were the russians to come hurdling over the border? what kind of fight could the, cranians give them. >> that are really is the question because of course we know about russia's military might. the americans and ukrainians have told us in the last few days they have been well-equip and have a well-funded force and a force that can move quickly. we also know that out in crimea when it came to blows there, the military didn't fight. they surrendered and defected across to the rus

then there's watchathoning. ♪ stuart: well, look at this, everybody, t is a rally.erest y low. she's not going to cut the amount of money that she's printing. that's my interpretation. up goes the market. look at that. in a moment, a jesuit priest weighs in on the movie, "noah." we're going to ask him flat out, is it sacreligious? and is the market rigged? our market players weigh in during the real halftime report. conventional wisdom says this: that republicans are the party of the rich. you've really got to laugh. it's simply not true. here's my take. the six richest congressional districts are all, all of them, represented by democrats. the richest of them all is the 12th district in new york city where the per capita income is $75,000 a year. that is $75,000 for every man, woman and child in that district. they elected carolyn mahoney, a democrat. second is the district around beverly hills, california. $61,000 per capita income represented by henry waxman, a democrat. nancy pelosi, democrat, and she represents a very wealthy area in northern california. overal

then there's watchathoning. ♪ neil: loyalty with backers backing away from this automaker and i meanar away. delphi automotive saying they knew they had problems with these infamous admission switches. even warning to young about them repeatedly. and then there are gm engineers who similarly said that their warnings went unheeded. and joan clayborne said you could have a big problem that just gets bigger. of course, the former head of the national highway traffic safety demonstration. she was among the first to say that gm had a problem on its hands in this pr issue would not go away. so you prove the pressing it right. so what can we expect from hearing tomorrow that will feature an apologetic gm ceo saying that she regrets what happened but isn't yet quite ready to say that she takes full responsibility for what happened. what do you make of what is at stake here? >> i don't think she can answer any specific questions. i don't think that she is deeply involved in the details and she probably hasn't gotten briefed on them. so this hearing is really just for her to appear and say tha

then there's watchathoning. boom. 31st. ♪ >>> turn around. >> as new inmates flow in and out of the suffolk county jail, there's turnover in staff, as well. 23-year-old abrianna spagnoli is the newest officer to graduate from cadet to probationary deputy. today is her first day on the job after months of training. >> sometimes during a day-to-day basis you're not going to use a lot of the training that we received. so the standard thing is to keep that in the back of your head in case you do need to use it. >> while he may not hold the reputation of a hardened criminal, 19-year-old sherman badgett is facing a charge of first-degree murder for an alleged shooting. since coming to jail, he has participated in a bible study with pastor timothy allen, who knew badgett on the outside. >> you've got to be involved in your life. >> he's a very likable individual. he has a smile that will light up a room. if you spend any amount of time with him at all, sherman will have you smiling. >> what's your week been like? >> tough. >

then there's watchathoning. ♪ >> a fox business exclusive for you now. telling fn a fight is brewing on capitol hill over housing finance reform and some experts worry it would wreak havoc on the residential and commercial real estate markets. we're joined now with the latest. >> you know, what i first decided to start looking at what was happening in the reals state market, the big we wan questiont was the story? forget the weather. industry sources are telling me their biggest fear right now and what they're willing to fight and i moon with money is what they're signing on house financial services. you have a listening, gabuwer, they want to see fanie and freddie gone and it's a bipartisan issue but they want no government backing behind the housing industry whatsoever. let the free market reign. that is the fear of the industry and they are gearing up right now to fight. this so we ask randy exactly ba was his big complaint when it came to fanny and freddie and here what he told us. >> we saw bad behavior that lead to the housing crisis in 2008 where

then there's watchathoning. boom.s march 31st. ♪ crowded subway, and the intense reaction is caught on camera. >> why is this person keep pressing up against me? i realize you have all this space here? >> furious, the woman confronts her assailant. >> i'm escorting you to the police station, okay? oh, yes. oh [ bleep ] yes. >> september 4th, 2010. 5:45 p.m. new york city. nicola briggs boards a crowded subway train. >> i was headed downtown to meet a friend to go to dinner in chinatown. so i was dressed up and feeling very relaxed and comfortable. >> nicola finds a spot near the door. >> i remember i was holding the pole, and i remember another arm outstretched across. it was obviously a man's arm. >> what nicola doesn't know is the man standing beside her is a pervert. >> you know, i don't like -- why does this person keep pressing up against me and i realize you have all this [ bleep ] space here and i see your [ bleep ] is out. that's it! >> a passenger records the confrontation on a cell phone. >> when i turned ar

then there's watchathoning. boom.>> narrator: except for trips to or from court, inmates at the louisville metro department of corrections jail rarely spend time outdoors. >> these guys get very little access to outside, to fresh air or anything like that. there are little windows in their housing areas or in their cells, like on the single cells. that's what they get. that's what they see. >> diontray jackson is about to step outside for the first time in three months. >> what's the first thing you're going to do when you get home? >> take a hot bath. eat real good. then make long love. that's it. then sleep like a baby with the music on. >> narrator: jackson will also exchange his jail issued scrubs for the clothes he was wearing when he was booked into louisville metro. a few days earlier, his judge allowed him to finish his sentence under home incarceration as long as he agrees to participate in a drug-rehabilitation program. but before he leaves, he must be fitted with a special ankle bracelet. >> taking your sho

then there's watchathoning. ♪ >>> welcome back to "caught on camera."y has increased significantly since 9/11. tsa officials screen passengers. police officers patrol the curbs and concourses. and the people who keep travelers safe are trained to respond instantly to any type of disturbance or perceived threat. but in canada, one airport incident turned tragic when an apparently confused and irate passenger got himself into a dangerous situation. a distressing encounter at the vancouver international airport caught on camera by another traveler. it's october 14th, 2007. 1:28 in the morning. the royal canadian mounted police respond to a report of a man acting strangely in the international arrivals area. >> how are you, sir? he speaks russian, and that's it. no english. >> the confrontation quickly escalates. officers order the man, seen through the glass partition, to move back into an open area. he puts his hands in the air and turns around. they surround him and appear to try to communicate. police say he has an object, later identified as a stapler,

then there's watchathoning. boom. starts march 31st. ♪ >>> i've said it, and i mean it.re the facts lead us. but now we're on some witch-hunt in the forest somewhere. and the hearing after hearing after hearing, and it's gotten to be ridiculous almost. >> welcome back to "hardball." democrats on the house oversight committee led by ranking member elijah cummings there are saying kill it to darrell issa's obsession with benghazi. in a letter signed by all 17 democratic members of the committee, they call for an end to a year and a half long investigation which has so far turned up no wrongdoing in fact on the part of hillary clinton or the obama administration. they write to date the committee's investigation has been characterized by wild and unsubstantiated political accusations that turn out to be completely inaccurate after further investigations. let's face it. republicans will be reluctant to give up, primarily because of the prospect of tarnishing hillary clinton, the democrats' leading potential candidate for 2016 is too great. joining me now is nia-malika henders

then there's watchathoning. boom. starts march 31st. ♪ >>> here's what's happening.n washington state have raised the death toll in last week's mudslide to 18, but they have also dropped the number of missing down to 30 now. the landslide northeast of seattle is one of the deadliest ever in u.s. history. president obama is back at the white house after a trip to consider europe and saudi arabia. the tensions with russia and the ukraine topped the agenda. secretary kerry will discuss it with his russian counterpart tomorrow. >>> life inside the bergen county jail has been tough enough for william bernard. he says fights and harassment by other inmates has caused his stutter to worsen and sent him into panic attacks. he believes frequent visits to medical for anxiety treatment have led some inmates to believe he's an informant. now charged with threatening to kill his father and threatening the police officers who came to arrest him, he's consumed by thoughts of up to 20 years in prison if found guilty. >> i'm just afraid my father will get on the stand and testify aga

then there's watchathoning. ♪ >>> welcome back to "the ed show." let the games begin.adelson primary kicked off this weekend in las vegas. gop presidential hopefuls gathered to speak at republican jewish coalition's annual spring meeting. some of the biggest names in attendance, new jersey governor, chris christie, ohio governor john kasich, scott walker and former florida governor, jeb bush, hoping to get the blessing and fortune of mogul sheldon adelson. remember adelson dropped almost 93 million in 2012 in the election cycle backing newt gingrich and mitt romney. this year adelson looking for what he says is a more electable candidate. these guys have to go kiss the ring, and it they want adelson to bankroll future campaigns, that's the game they play. adelson sat in front row for chris christie's speech but many believe the table is cole for the governor from new jersey. for his presidential ambitions in light of the bridgegate scandal. adelson was a no-show for wisconsin governor scott walker's speech. kasich made it seem like, you know him and sheldon they go bac

then there's watchathoning. boom.♪ >>> president obama will be up shortly in brussels. "ronan farrow daily" is next. it makes our lasagna a delicious centerpiece for this table this table and your table. stouffer's. america's favorite lasagna. >>> good afternoon, everybody. welcome to the program. this hour, we are following breaking news. any minute now, we're going to hear from president obama, who will be delivering remarks from belgium. the white house bills today's address as the signal speech of the president's overseas trip this week. he's going to be speaking from the very heart of europe at a time when the relationship with his european allies is more important than ever. russia's takeover of crimea has shaken that continent to its core. yesterday, president obama, of course, attempted to minimize the threat russia and putin pose. take a listen. >> america's got a whole lot of challenges. russia is a regional power that is threatening some of its immediate neighbors. not out of strength, but out of weakness.

then there's watchathoning. boom. starts march 31st. ♪ >>> let me finish tonight with this.otally get the appeal of libertarianism. when i was in college, i was out there rooting for barry goldwater. he was the true believer in the best government being the least government. let me live my life in freedom, stay off my back, don't tell me how to live. well, let's face it. this is precisely what you want to hear in those years when you are finally out of the house. when you are no longer ruled daily by strong parents. you can feel the freedom when you go out at night. you can feel the freedom of the morning, noon and night when you're away at college. away being the key word there, of course. why would anyone want a nagging, demanding paperwork insisting government hanging over your head back in your youth? why would any person if they had a choice choose to have a big government telling them how to live, snooping into their cell phone, judging what information is useful to some guy in washington? some morsel of economic or cultural social fact about you that can be consumed i

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then there's watchathoning. boom.s march 31st. ♪ >> search planes are looking for a malaysian jet linener an entire new area. planes spotted debris in the area in the past 24 hours. vladimir putin called president obama today to call about the crisis. proep urged putin to pull his troops back from the ukrainian border. and gm is adding 800,000 cato a recall list due to faulty ignition switches. >>> due to mature subject matter viewer discretion is advised. >>> at boston suffolk county jail, some inmates are better known to staff than others, mainly due to their many stays here. >> boston baby, beantown. bean town! >> sal guiliano, who is finishing up a year-long sentence for a probation violation, is here for the 12th time. it's a chance to catch up with buddies from his neighborhood. >> east boston baby, east boston. waitress. 2128, stay golden. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] how i grew up, just loyalty was a big thing. friendship was a big thing. don't find too many people who understand them words, friendship. friendship to m

then there's watchathoning. boom.t. ♪ >>> let me give you another view of what's going on outside my window. because this is normally my view anyway. and i don't know if i normally look outside of my window, but to give you a peek. real quick, know what i'm saying? see that that right there that's the pond, right? well, every morning i see ducks swimming by and stuff. it's like a little nature channel for me. it's the small things you start appreciating when you get locked up. [ bleep ] like this, i never would have stared at a pond when i was on the streets, but i'm obviously not on the streets. so this is my entertainment. got a groundhog that comes out of that hole down there, see him every morning. he gets under that fence somehow. envy that, i definitely envy that groundhog. >> thomas costa might have a new view, as his stay at the bergen county jail appears to be coming to an end. he recently went to court, and along with catching a glimpse of his girlfriend, alisa schlossberg, he was given some good news about

then there's watchathoning. ♪ >>> welcome back to "new day."xchanging fire at sea. this all a day after the north warned it might conduct a new nuclear test. south korean officials say there's no sign of that happening yet. >> former pakistan president pervez musharraf indicted on treason charges, accused of illegally suspending pakistan's constitution and unlawfully imposing military rule in 2007. he pleaded not guilty this morning. if convicted, he could get the death penalty. >> former israeli prime minister ehud ul mert has been convicted of bribery. for his part he has denied any wrong doing and faces up to ten yea years in prison. >> hundreds of demonstrators marching across the city. there have been 37 shootings since 2010. 23 of them fatal. several protesters were arrested and the mayor said one officer was injured. the hacker group anonymous helped launch a cyber attack on the police department's web site. it was down most of sunday. those are your headlines, kate. >> the search for flight 370 now entering its fourth week. that means t

then there's watchathoning. ♪ >>> welcome back to "power lunch." best performing sector among the best performing sectors in the s&p, utility stocks getting a boost from fed chairman janet yellen, who said the central bank's commitment to bolstering the economy would be needed for some time. that means lower interest rates and that means dividend stocks like utilities still remain attractive to some investors. those utility stocks certainly ones to watch amid that yellen comment. back to you, sue. >> nice percentage gains there. thank you. >>> general motors' ignition switch problems front and center this week on capitol hill. a congressional report says the company had a fix for the issue in 2006. but they didn't implement it. 13 deaths have been linked to a faulty ignition switch in those cars. gm's ceo mary barra testifying tomorrow before the house energy and commerce committee's oversight and investigations subcommittee. on wednesday, the department of transportation's inspector general will be grilled by a senate subcommittee. gm shares down

then there's watchathoning. ♪ >>> iwe have three guests this morning.did some very -- i mean, he used data and figures and made the case that either we go up more quickly with rates or the economy stays at 2%, that we can't have 3% with rates where they are right now. it was kind of a catch 22 on the prospects for having our cake and eating it too this year. are you at 3%? >> not quite. it's going to be a real struggle to get to 3 this year. >> because of first quarter. >> the second half, 3 plus is eminently achievable. there's no free lunch here. if we accelerate we'll -- >> what were the numbers? i've forgotten. >> if you get to 3% you'd have to have the unemployment rate come down a tenth of a percent every month. >> this is the problem in a nutshell now. what the fed is forecasting is that we do accelerate over the course of the -- but especially next year, the rate of decline of unemployment slows down a lot. either they're expecting some miraculous rebound in productivity or they're expecting a big rebound in labor participation. and there's no e

then there's watchathoning. boom. starts march 31st. ♪ >>> i'm milissa rehberger.ng for the malaysian jet plucked several objects from the indian ocean but officials say they're not related to the missing plane. >> and john kerry was heading home from saudi arabia when he abruptly changed his course to head back to paris to talk about the ukraine situation. now back to "extreme caught on camera." >>> any injuries or -- >> they frighten us, shake us up and blow us away. take cover for these five explosions. >> fumes and fire are a combustible combination at a gas plant. july 25th, 2007. in dallas, texas, a settling tank explodes at a gas company. >> it's a highly flammable gas. we use it in torches to cut through metal. >> flames spread from tank to tank of compressed gas. many launch into the air like missiles, raining fire and debris on to the highway, narrowly missing vehicles. >> these things have enough force to blow through the side of a fire truck. >> the out-of-control blaze is too dangerous for firefighters to fight it safely. they can only try to contain i

then there's watchathoning. boom. ♪ . >> president obama's meeting with the last pope, pope benedict. he came face-to-face with the new that happened on pope francis's turf in vatican city. president obama presented the pope with a gift, a bag of seeds and the box was made from timber from the first cathedral to open in the united states in baltimore. the friendly gestures didn't end there. >> president obama said his holiness is the only person in the world that has to put up with more protocol. max is in japan competing in the world figure skating championship. but the national champ had to overcome a lot just to get to that point. >> looking at the grace of the jumps and turns, you would never guess that the 22-year-old figure skater started skating on a different kind of ice. he started as a toddler and fell in love with ice hockey the first time he picked up a stick. >> i wanted to play university of michigan hockey and that was my goal. my dream. >> he will make up for the lack. he started figure stating in the

then there's watchathoning. boom. starts march 31st. ♪ >>> about seven minutes left.ing. the dow is down 85 points. the nasdaq is down 1.3% a decline of 55, below what art cashin has called support for the nasdaq. that may be one of the reasons we're seeing selling. joining me is tony rodriguez. some of the selling in stocks is laid at the feet of the five-year note auction today. what do you make of demand right now for the treasury auctions in light of the fed's statements about what they're thinking about interest rates down the road? >> i think what you're seeing in today's market is really there's still quite a bit of uncertainty around the situation in russia and the ukraine and what are they really doing with the buildup of the forces. you still get a little bit of flight to quality that's going to benefit treasuries here i think for a little while until some of the uncertainty starts to leave the market. >> so the bond market is voting against the fed, voting for geopolitical concerns right now. in other words, they're sort of ignoring the idea that the fed is

then there's watchathoning. ♪ >>> about 8:30 left in the trading session.e last day of a quarter, window dressing they would call it. the dow up 129 points. was up 157 at the peak today. the nasdaq pretty strong with a gain of more than 1%. and the s&p 500 up 14 points at 1,871. it's close to the all-time highs, about 7 points away. doug sandler from riverfront joins me. today notwithstanding, this market is not exactly going into the second quarter with a lot of momentum though, right? >> you're right, but that's the exciting thing. you know, we have had a lot of fundamental improvement, so we've tested the taper and the market can handle it. we've had fundamentals improve across the board whether it's company earnings, whether it's the big macro factors and you can buy the s&p at the same price you bought it at the end of the december. i think that's a good deal. >> you sound like you're buying? >> yeah, i think this is the pullback to buy. >> it's gone sideways. the s&p is going to finish positive for the quarter. >> good point. >> the dow will be the on