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Case. you go right in. you go before a judge. you do it quickly. it can go quickly. declaratory judgment. >> the supreme court has never really ruled on what is a natural born citizen. >> that's the problem. there's a doubt. people have doubt. he should ask for a judgment because that would clear it all up. and i'm doing it for the good of ted because i like him, and he likes him. >> well, and this morning trump has a new and well, unlikely ally. we've got that for you. we're also following the rifts in the establishment race and a new personal ad from parmarco rubio. our political team, halli...

The nasdaq are now more than 9% from their recent highs. and we're also starting to wonder, you know, did the fed make a policy mistake in hiking its rates recently? already we're watching the odds come down for further hikes this year. they're down to about 36% for chance because over fears of a global recession. slowdowns in countries like china, major, major economies in the world and elsewhere. and that's also what's keeping the pressure on commodity prices. so it's not just one thing. we can't just say it's china. it's a confluence of various factors going on, jose. >> right. cnbc's mandy...

Governor appointed emergency financial manager who made the decision to switch over to taking water from the flint river that caused this problem. it's getting wood spred flint's native son, michael moore, has a petition on his web site call f fog. >> thank you. we understand that the mayor and the governor when they conclude that meeting may have some words. we will of course bring them to you if they do occur. john, thank you for being with me. we have some breaking news from wall street. we're just seconds away from the opening bell on the new york stock exchange. let's listen in. a little ...

Is being blamed for the water being contaminated by toxic levels of lead. stephanie gosk has the story. >>. >> who drank the water, an entire u.s. city, is at risk. >> it's just crazy. >> the most vulnerable are children like april's. 1-year-old kevin has double the level of lead considered acceptable. >> i can't do nothing but b it but continue to buy bottles of water with money i do not have. >> a water quality expert says just $100 a day would have taken care of it. experts say treatment from the beginning could have corrected much of the problem but city officials never did it. the problem...

American corporate profits offshore. in our plan we call for 8 3/4% taxation of that. using that to fund infrastructure would be a better way to go. you then get the funding for infrastructure and a repaytration of that money to help create american jobs. that's the better way to go. we'll all be struggling it issues of infrastructure. in new jersey we spend $1.6 billion a year on infrastructure improvements. we're going to have to deal with our transportation trust fund in the next year and a half and confront those issues. >> the infrastructure problem is not a one-time problem. we've cut ou...