proudest of the things that average people have shared with us. one day a woman came to my office and said her grandfather had been a black soldier in world war i and she had stuff. and she dumped this back on the table. and as i looked at this stuff, it turned out her grandfather was a black soldier in world war hell fought for the harlem fighters, a famous unit, but the u.s. government did not know how to use them, so they gave them to the french. they fought in french uniforms. y were given french metals medals. margaret: so, some people found you. lonnie: people realized they had been waiting for this. it is both the trust of the smithsonian, but the recognition that the story of the african-american had been left out of so much. reach into their basements, share the stories of their families makes it very special and in some ways very humbling. margaret: do you ever cry? lonnie: all the time. margaret: you re making me cry a little bit. lonnie: with monotonous regularit
pfizer reportedly close tore make the formal offer, botox maker, 370 and $380 a share, announced as early as monday. shares expected to open up, take a look up about $4 or so on the day. it closed at 310 and change. turn to the campaign trail. donald trump maintains lead in new hampshire with 27%. ben carson dropping to fourth place tied with jeb bush. both at 9%. authorities in bem gum launching a series of raids on places linked to the paris attackers. this is french officials are seeking to confirm if the mastermind behind attacks was actually killed during raids. ashley webster is in paris. ashley, good morning to you. good morning to you, maria. we are still waiting to find out whether his dna was found at that location. in the meantime, the big story today in france is appeal to french lawmakers by both french president and prime minister to expand state of emergency for another three months, that would give police more ability to track and surveil those suspected of
172. of course the jobs number and the wage component of that jobs number is the big story of the day. some are arguing it s putting a march rate hike back on track. we ll have to see about that. nech linkedin now almost a 40% decline. profit and revenue actually beat estimates, but the forecast for 2016 was weak. and that is pressuring the stock this morning. jo jon, i ll turn to you first. there is no mercy this time away. there isn t on linked in. but i want to broaden it out first and say i see nine tech stocks that i track. sizable stocks down 9% or more this morning including workday sales force, palo alto networks, net sweep, workday, splunk, linkedin, tableau. so this isn t just a linkedin story. it seems like perhaps an speaker prize spending story. we heard a little bit about this from your more traditional players from intel. and now there seems to be even among these momentum names some of that same enterprise spending story between linkedin and tableau, hearing
president obama will unveil an executive order on immigration policy tomorrow night offering temporary legal status to undocumented immigrants. the measure could provide permits for up to 5 million people. you will have live coverage at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span. a house panel looks at the technical and security problems with the healthcare .gov website. we will hear from the chief technology officer todd park korea congressman paul brown shares the subcommittee hearing. this hearing on the committee will come to quarter. without objection the chair is authorized to declare recess of the committee at any time. good morning and welcome to today s hearing. in front of you are packets containing the testimony, biography and the truth and testimony disclosure for today s witness. i recognize myself for five minutes for an opening statement. i want to thank my colleagues for being here today and i want to especially thank the witness for his presence. we ve been waiting a very lon
subject to the subpoena, so another hear beiing may well be necessary. i want to thank dr. paul brown for his tireless efforts on this subject as well as so many other subjects that have come before this sub committee. we appreciate his public service and his dedication over the years to his constituents, to congress and to our country. so chairman brown, thank you, again, for all you ve done. we appreciate all your great work, and i look forward to today s hearing. thank you, mr. smith. as i announced earlier, mr. swaulwell will be joining us in a bit. and he will give his opening statement at that time. and then ask his questions in due order. if there are members who wish to submit additional opening statements, your statements will be added to the record at this point. at this time, i d like to introduce today s witness, mr. todd park, the former chief technology officer of the united states. an assistant to the president. prior to this role, mr. park served as chief te