stuart: it would be fair to say the likelihood of a vibrant dress up as hillary clinton s numbers go down. of course donald trump is not backing down from personal marks about carly fiorina. he told fox news he was referring to her persona, not her appearance. that follows a sharp edge attack on candidate bobby jindal. trump is a narcissist only out for himself. here is what else he had to say. i find donald trump s act very amusing. he s going after the d.c. insiders but the reality is worse than the act. there is no substance there. stuart: more an interview with bobby jindal later on this friday. let s get to the markets. dare we utter the word stability. the federal reserve meets next week in thursday afternoon issued their statement. perhaps a little calm before the storm. right now the dow futures point to a lower opening. this is the oil market right now and it is a big draw. down $1.35. mike murphy is it me. ashley webster is with me. i want to know if oil is the le
things don t look great. all in the red. dow would open off 23 points. s&p 500 off about 4 points and the nasdaq off about 5 points. it s great to see all of you. i haven t brought bird flu back but i brought something back. probably that our immune systems have not seen. it s right here. i heard you were sick and almost gave it to becky last week. i think i did but you never know. you had to do dna testing or rna test testing. you think this might be a hong kong. no i was fine there and then i made it to bangkok. oh bangkok. always the problem. you always catch something in bangkok, do you know what i m saying? then from bangkok to hong kong and once i hit hong kong is when i started to feel something. it was like hangover2. we had drinks on the roof of a hotel. at least you didn t get a mike tyson. remember if we were really fast they actually had the picture of me with the that s right. we need to talk we have to tornadoes in kansas shows yo
good morning to you. good monday morning, that is. i m reena ninan. and i m ryan smith in for t.j. holmes this morning. the race for the white house entered a whole new phase. hillary clinton on the trail driving in her own car, the official campaign launch focusing the battle and the republicans already out with a flurry of ads attacking her. abc s elizabeth hur is here with the latest details. good morning. reporter: good morning. yes, hillary clinton is already on the road and according to her campaign manager, it was her idea to drive to iowa that she enjoys a good road trip and having the chance to meet people. hillary clinton wasting no time hitting the road to iowa and tweeting along the way. leaving her new york home sunday afternoon in her own van around the same time her bid for the white house became official with this. everyday americans need a champion and i want to be that champion. reporter: a video on youtube. i m running for president. reporter:
good evening. and we begin tonight with two breaking stories. the americans who were on board that jet when it crashed. but first tonight, the army argent charged with desertion. bergdahl the u.s. soldier held hostage by the taliban for five years. we saw him blinking in the sunlight. set free in the dramatic exchange. the u.s. handing over five taliban prisoners to gain his freedom. after the handoff, patted down by a member of u.s. special operations forces before boarding that chopper and flying to freedom. but tonight, that freedom could be short lived. late today, the u.s. army revealing the charges that could lead to life in prison. abc s chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz, leading us off. reporter: the possibility of a life sentence shows just how serious the charges are. desertion with the intent to avoid hazardous duty, endangering his fellow soldiers left to face the enemy without him. endangering the safety of a command unit or place carries a ma
their new honor tonight. good evening. and we begin tonight with two breaking stories. the americans who were on board that jet when it crashed. but first tonight, the army argent charged with desertion. bowe bergdahl the u.s. soldier held hostage by the taliban for five years. we saw him blinking in the sunlight. set free in the dramatic exchange. the u.s. handing over five taliban prisoners to gain his freedom. after the handoff, patted down by a member of u.s. special operations forces before boarding that chopper and flying to freedom. but tonight, that freedom could be short lived. late today, the u.s. army revealing the charges that could lead to life in prison. abc s chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz, leading us off. reporter: the possibility of a life sentence shows just how serious the charges are. desertion with the intent to avoid hazardous duty, endangering his fellow soldiers left to face the enemy without him. endangering the safety of a co
good morning to you. good monday morning. i m reena ninan. and i m ryan smith in for t.j. holmes. the race for the white house entered a new face. hillary clinton on the trail driving in her own car, the launch focusing the battle and republicans are out with a flurry of ads attacking her. elizabeth hur is here with the latest. reporter: good morning. yes, hillary clinton is already on the road and according to her campaign manager, it was her idea to drive to iowa that she enjoys a good road trip and having the chance to meet people. hillary clinton wasting no time hitting the road to iowa and tweeting along the way. leaving her new york home sunday afternoon in her own van around the same time her bid for the white house became official with this. every day americans need a champion and i want to be that champion. reporter: a video on youtube. i m running for president. reporter: the video that actually doesn t show her face until about 90 seconds in but rathe
from nbc nbc nightly news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news. reporting tonight lester holt. good evening. it wasn t an accident, it was deliberate. the jaw-dropping announcement that the co-pilot of that germanwings airbus purposely flew the plane along with 149 innocent people into a french mountainside has touched off a ting with why on earth. it may have been the last thing investigators expected to hear on the cockpit voice recorder, the sound of the captain who had briefly left the cockpit pounding on the door as the plane rapidly descending to the ground. and the screams of passengers as they realize their fate. what was the motive, who was the co-pilot and how did he do it? and how was this allowed to happen? we re covering it all. let s begin with bill neely in southern france. bill, we are all left sick over this. reporter: yes, indeed. good evening, lester. this was one of the most stunning announcements in aviation history. what we st
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