pa pa pa pa pa pa... cierra los ojos! nueva pelea entre divas y es que resulta... a ver quÉ piensas, es que resulta que muy pronto va a ser la expo guadalupe. allÁ en monterrey y tienen varios artistas que van a cantar ahÍ, verdad? y uno de los artistas que tenÍan, pasado, porque ya dijo que ya no iba a ir alicia villarreal. cuentan las malas lenguas, bueno no las malas lenguas, una entrevista a al periÓdico el norte, es que alicia villarreal se enterÓ que las entradas de ella costaban entre 11 y 30 dÓlares y la diva de la banda costaban entre 20 y 65 dÓlares y se enchilÓ. y dijo, quÉ, qué? y cancelÓ. no se va a presentar y dicen que es por celos. >> ana marÍa, lo que pasa es que yeni rivera estÁ en su mejor momento. no es sÓlo la artista regional femenina que mÁs está vendiendo, sino que en el gÉnero... en general en la mÚsica mexicana es uno de los exponentes que mÁs vende en este momento, vamos a ser muy sinceros, estÁ en su mejor momento y no va a ir a pagar lo mismo la gente. hay que ser realistas, aunque monterrey f

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pa shortened the lead up, came in for the fastball.red to all the change ups he is throwing. looks like a fastball, about 87, maybe 89 miles per hour. >> mike: exactly. >> gary: and markakis the first week, leading the ball club in 3 passes they picked up. for the orioles, it is not about a walks, for nick markakis. sit about the hits and the rbi's. 2 doubles obtain extra base hits going so far. 21-1 the count. -- 1-1 the count. and the count now 2-1. orioles as a team, hitting .231. the opponents, hitting .287. the orioles have averaged 3.2 runs a bam game, while their opponents are up 4.5. and markakis with a 2-1. and again, outside. and marcum, and all three of these at bats, tried desperately to get strikes that aren't strikes against markakis. they have such big numbers against him, as we mentioned. they did get him last time on the strikeout. >> mike: we have seen probably at least 10 or 12 mitches, at bats, and marcum creeping up now. >> gary: and first scribing. 3-2 and p. a. will be going out. that is it. gonzalez, leading off

remember those adorable um pa lum pas in charlie and the chocolate factory? in these slightly more evolved times, there are few places where you can still see this kind of entertainment. online critics have slammed the park as a glorified zoo. >> what do you say to critics who say you're exploiting these people. >> there's no exploitation, they are paid well and feel at home. the talent make up to $130 a month, a modest sum. the owner plans to spend more than 100 milli$100 million over few years. certainly those we talked to have few complaints. shi mei and shao tian show me their quarters. >> before people stared at me on the streets. i used to stay at home all day, but i'm happy here. >> reporter: politically correct, certainly not, but for now, perhaps a happy home. for "nightline," i'm clarissa ward in china. >>> a bizarre world indeed. our thanks to clarissa ward. >>> when we come back, what the russian president thinks of barack obama. >> jimmy: tonight from "dancing with the stars," pamela anderson and nathan fillion. on car insurance for over 70 years

, the cool winds from the north and niece, tapping into chilly area across central pa. it will be a tough call up to full warm weather spue the afternoon, so we may have another band through during the morning hours but we expect sunshine, and we are watching cool winds really building from the north and northeast, the frontal boundary is staling, the next system across the northern plains, great lakes and ohio valley. it will arrive here on tuesday, and even though we have high pressure billing in, and a nice start to the work week, chainings on the way through tonight and tomorrow, this is actually a good thing, if you are like me and allergies, you will feel the benefit of tomorrow. it will be chilly through the midday, showers build in during the afternoon hours and it can be at thier bansover rain, on into the mountains into the afternoon hours, we expect that rain to buildup during the late afternoon, and evening tomorrow, and take us through tomorrow night, leftover clouds and cool wind on wednesday morning and we will break this pattern through wednesday afterno

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>> caller: hey, baby, ba-pa-di-pa-boo-yah. >> i like your attitude. fired up. >> caller: i am fired up. >> let's do some business. >> merger. merger. >> caller: a few months ago you were talking about receiving manna from heaven. manna from heaven. so i took your advice, jim, and i bought some sandisk, sdk. >> manna from heaven! yes, you could have had either the white bread which was sandisk or the whole wheat, which was cree. and they're both good for a big money sandwich. i want you to hold on to sandisk. i hike the pc business. how about altera blowing the numbers out tonight? how about apple? i think sandisk blows the numbers away. i want you to stick with sandisk. let's go to jeff in my home state of pennsylvania. jeff! >> caller: hi, jim. big-time springtime ba-ba-ba-boo-yah to you from mechanicsville, pennsylvania. >> holy cow, man, you are from heartland of heartland. how can i help you? >> caller: my question is about fertilizer stocks, mosaic and potash. they've been in freefall for about a month. and although we got a nice 3% bounceback to

miami got pa big insurance run by harold martinez in the last half inning. murray. murray 6-foot foot, 232- pounder. mac williamson waiting on deck. >> wicho: a good count here, jason. 3-2. you expect a hitter like murray to put the ball in play here. you might get the runners going here or the runner going here to stay out of a double play. >> jason: murray is 4-7 in the series against hurricane pitching last year, he hit .364 in the series against the canes. brooks is diving back in time. >> wicho: brooks leaning a little bit there. looked like his first move was to 2nd base. there is a baserunner here. you almost treat to like a hit- and-run. what you are doing is you just -- you know the hitter is there -- you are expecting the hitter to put the ball in play. either way, you should be safe. >> jason: there goes brooks. a hit-and-run. beautifully executed. brooks around second and third. the throw comes in plate. again a lethal combination. the one-two punch to captains brooks and murray get the job done against the canes. >> wicho: nice piece of hitting

we bring youest pa know s a bunch of ordinary joes living out a dream. playing in the white sox fantasy camp. >> no matter how old you are, you can stay young athearted by coming to this camp. >> these guys are acting like kids and they are not kids. >> reporter: they all might differ in age and ability but what these campers do feel is a love of baseball and former white sox great like the campers that come back years after years. >> i've done this for 16 years. >> it's fun to see ng other guys with pulled muscles instead of me having them like you. >> favorite white sox player of all time. >> reporter: but as i was about to find out, i am no chet. >> we're going to talk at the end of the week how you played and how you faired in an honest way. but let us know on friday. >> i got to look out for myself? >> yes. i get to watch. >> what teem are you playing for? >> reporter: i'm on top of the team. >> what everybody saw with the baseball player best days were way back in little league. >> what kind of job you do? >> reporter: i'm a sports caster. >> don't

columbia, pa. on our line for independencts. caller: thank you for taking my call. there are some things that i think are looking up, but there is a lot of work that needs to be done. host: tell me about the signs of recovery in pennsylvania. caller: they are revitalizing the businesses in town. they opened up some of the old stores. little business guys are really taking off. keystone cab company, they got the loan for the president -- through the president. there are places that are looking up. jobs are coming back, but very slow. it is going to take time. host: tennessee on our line for republicans. are there signs of recovery in jackson? caller: i am in the restaurant business. fast food places to the dollar menu and diana full-service restaurant. for us to get any kind of customer base, we have to reduce their prices. our costs are not reduced. our president is the worst

we were actually in chambersburg, pa., where the severe weather threat north and west. it has sincediminished. much more on the storm coming up later in the newscast. the complete forecast coming up and about 13 minutes, right here. >>> new developments from west virginia. more air testing is needed before rescue teams can re-enter a coal mine to search for any of those who may have survived. the noxious gas dropped in the coal mine where 25 people died in the explosion, workers are continuing to try to get fresh air into the mind. -- into the of mine. rescue crews were forced to turn back today because of an explosive mix of gas. meanwhile, president obama has ordered a report on this. >>> we're learning more about the diplomat from qatar and the terror-related scandals. it led to concerns on a flight from reagan to denver, and now we know why it caused su a stir in the first place. >> this was a diplomat who actually lived in d.c., and catarrh officials say this was an embarrassing incident brought on by a young diplomat. today, others question whether he should have

with new technology to be able to act as natural gas in the dakotas, pa., n.y.. that is opening of a whole new future for us. it is very positive. we will be much better off than before. host: what is the petroleum institute? guest: it is a trade organization. we have been in existence since 1990. it is a -- 1919. it is a consequence of the first world onwar. and lots of ever business today is that program coming up with practices. what is the best way to do each procedure? we continue to do that all of the time. host: s take some calls, the first from new orleans. caller: good morning. i am an electrician. ships come in from the middle east. years ago, they wanted to build a natural gas platform off the coast of louisiana. they were having a dispute whether to do and open loop or a closed loop system. can you explain the difference in that? guest: i do not know that answer. in terms of importing natural gas, a few years ago, we have much more natural gas than in the united states makes its -- both developments not as likely for as much as they were a few years a

pittsburgh, pa., paul, on the line for republicans. what do you think about the obama administration is in a clear policy? is it the right approach? caller: no, i don't think so. i served in the navy for 30 years, and served under several different commander in chief's. none of which ever announced to a potential adversary whether they would withhold the use of nuclear weapons. i just think it is the wrong- headed approach. i believe it is because of the fear of that use, but oftentimes serves as the deterrence. i think it is the wrong approach. i do believe if you have a massive attack with other biological, chemical warfare, you have the potential to kill just as many as you could with a nuclear, a tactical weapon. therefore, i think it would be inappropriate response under certain circumstances. i believe it is probably just another subtle approach to try to get iran to not build nuclear weapons. in that case, it would fail. host: thanks for your call. in "the wall street journal" in the marketplace section -- one of several stories

baltimore 47 and then north of the border southern pa we've got ourselves 44 degrees. they're always colder than everybody else and clear skies with some high clouds beginning to nudge their way in from the west. we should have ourselves a pretty nice sunrise. those clouds will gradually lower and thicken turning into a cloudy sky this evening with high temperatures reaching to about 68 in downtown balt. >>> traffic is looking good around the outer loop of the beltway early this morning. there are some issues at 95 southbound as traffic builds as the construction crews are clearing away. we'll take a look at your drive times this morning. 695 the outer loop. 83 southbound to 695 a 5-minute ride and 695 to northern parkway is a 4-minute ride. we take a look at the mdot cameras this morning, you see traffic flowing freely in both directions of the beltway. also we have a couple of issues, a water main break between bonn part avenue and also disabled vehicles on 895 northbound at hall bird avenue off the roadway and a disabled vehicle 95 northbound at keith avenue. >> wha

frost advisory in pa. overall high thin clouds begin to stream in and that will be part of our afternoon setup. here's the deal. storm system churning its way through the nation's heart land. down to atlanta, georgia and portions of the gulf coast. by the way, cape that kafrl will clear all the way down to the east coast but right there right around the launch site and of course the landing strip at the space coast, we'll be watching that this morning. looks like it should clear up after the morning hours so it should get that second approach and they're monitoring it a little bit closer than they are here. back home some weather clouds throwing some clouds in the picture. we show you have a mild day today. tomorrow turning cooler with the next weather system. turning spotty showers into the mountains. our model is breaking up to our west by tomorrow evening and it will be a cooler day and there will be a threat of some showers rolling in as it gets out of here thursday morning and thursday afternoon big-t

. >>> protesta sncontra ley que pa liza los indocumentados en arizona. embestida de un toro nanmandl hospital a un experimentado torero. escombros y desolación dejan a su paso unos violentos esttorna y el letal azote es captado en vid video. tras deseam desamparado muere en la calle. y en un país hay más víctimas del crimen org dorganizado. veremos qué dice neumirka della sobre la salud de luis miguel. >>> se despierta un debate es nacional por la ley en arizona, reiteran que le darán rienda suelta al odio y hay una ola de protestas >>> qué tal les saluda ilia c a calderón >>> y bárbara bermudo gracias por estar con snosotros, bara b por estar con snosotros, >>> en un momento a otro, podría haber una demanda para ponerle freno, estamos con salvador durán, buenas tardes para ti salvador? >>> buenas tardes, bárbara, i a ilia, todo el fin de semana, y los estudiantes han venido desde el capitolio en la ciudad, y muchos siguen protestando contra la 1070. >>> varios grupos de mano necesario taent danifestantes han pasado en vigilia en phoenix arizona, ellos d

a little bit of snow into western pa. pittsburgh. good for them. let them get some of that. 38 degrees. clear and cold and staying breezy out there. we have some warming trend into the weekend here. we will talk about that. >> it is the latest effort to help restore the chesapeake bay's ounce thinking oyster industry. we go on board to show you a spring cleaning project under water. >> reporter: these watermen are bringing oysters on board not to eat them but to help them. >> they are one of the most common problems is where you get a layer of silt on top of them. >> reporter: that layer is bad. it covers up the oysters and the babies have nothing to attach to. >> by dredging up the shells, taking them out of the silt that's covered them, putting them back and it creates a better surface for the babies to settle on. >> steady decrease in the health of the bay in general. >> reporter: ben park the second and his father have been working on the bay for more than 40 years. they are two of the 540 benefiting from the program. >> oysters are where it al

mormon women, he said, were so pa netically homely, that the man that marries one them has done an act of christian charity, which entitles him to the kindly applause of all mankind. the brothers finally arrived in carson city, nevada, which was near the epicenter of the come stock leg, which was the biggest silver strike in american history. while orion went to work for the government, twain, deciding he had nothing better to do, thought he might as well become a millionaire. he thought that silver mining involved more or less his walking out and that the silver would be near on the walks, you just walk over and pick it up. he found out that it was actually a lot of hard work digging and blasting, and that was not something he was cut out to do. i decided it would be better for other people to do the hard work and he would sell the stock. he estimated he had become a millionaire for about 10 days before he neglected to do enough work on his own claim to establish legal ownership of it. his luck finally changed when he was offered a job as a newspaper reporter on the virginia city terr

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in 2005 and 2006 wrote a series of articles, which disclosed previously secret counterterrorism else pa, which included -- programs, which included surveillance programs that were coming into and out of the united states and some financial programs having to deal with banks in europe. these were top secret programs, that the bush administration believed were very, very effective in fighting this long war, and the "new york times," after listening to pleas from the highest levels of the bush administration published those stories, and we all learned about what is shorthandedly called the domestic surveillance program and the like. and the "new york times" went on to win pulitzer prizes and all kinds of other things. is that a good thing? and on the battlefield, i've been embedded a few times in iraq and afghanistan. there's a big debate within journalism circles about the role of the reporter on the battlefield. do we have to rethink both the role of the media and even perhaps the first amendment when we're talking about this struggle or is that alarmist? general mcmaster, do you want to

>> pa pou35 pounds. >> jimmy: it's a weird thing. >> when dick wolf hired me to come on to "law & orderthe way you look. promise me you won't debt any fatter. if that day on, i was like, i got your number. i've been losing weight since i got on the show just to spite him. he said not to get any fatter. it was motivation. >> jimmy: you're an l.a. native. you lived here your whole life. your mom is a character. did she move to new york with you? >> no, no. >> jimmy: she did not. >> i left her here. >> jimmy: is being way from her part of the reason you lost weight is this she was maybe feeding you too much. is that possible? >> i probably would have lost more weight staying here getting the stress from my mom. >> jimmy: i think she was hawking you to by here a house. >> she's a property manager now. she manages the building where she lives rent free. >> jimmy: does she visit you? >> i hope not. >> jimmy: your mom's very funny. you're funny. how many kids do you have? >> 14-year-old daughter, 10-year-old son. >> jimmy: are they fun hi? >> my son just found his funny. i host a monthly comed

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than a piece of bread. >> bill but i'm sure you're not saying eat french fries. >> no, roasted toe pa >> what is it about dark chocolate? >> researchers in copenhagen did a study on chocolate and it showed that there are compounds that actually keep you feeling full longer because it slows digestion. so if you had sort of a mid-morning snack on your schedule of chocolate, you would actually feel full longer, therefore, eating less calories overall. >> love it. thank you so much. francis large pl fr we'll put all this information on the web. >> i should eat chocolate not? >> come get some, harry. >> because this is -- how much -- >> you can have so many calories per ounce. >> which is the size of a business card. >> did you bring some back for me? >> sorry, pal. many homeowners still have a few spring repairs to take care of. matt blashaw, host of dye network's money hunters is here with easy fix-up tips that cost less than 25 bucks. >> that will make us eat less later. we'll save some money here by doing what exactly? >> well, this is your deck during the wood deck, it's really moldy,

las pa der par des se desplomar encima.de rey de janeiro la cifra de víctimas fatales va en aumento. aquí están las imágenes. tal parece como si la garra de un gigante hubiera abierto una enor enorme zanja en la cordillera. son los mortales derrumbes que han dejado cientos de vi vaoivv y autos cubiertos por el barro y las piedras. la lluvia no hace sábado y entre los escombros han sido recuperados los cadáveres de más de 250 personas. la cifra puede aumentar drásticamente. una humilde población construida encima de un basurero, quedó sumergida por un derrumbe. la tragedia ha dejado 160 habitantes heridos y 15 mil más sin un hogar. >>> el gobierno anuncio que otorgara 114 millones de dólares, para ayudar a los damnificados. cunde el pánico abordo de un avión, que volaba de washington a denver. una de las aeromozas vio que slay humo por debajo de la puerta. al ser confrontado por el alguacil de vuelos. dijo que estaba tratando de incendiar sus zapatos y fue arrestado. al parecer fumaba, pero su sarcástico comentario le costó

host: willie in york, pa., tell us your story.caller: i am a united states -- it is a war to speak. i have a brain injury and this is confusing to me. i was born as a united states citizen had john hopkins hospital in baltimore -- at johns hopkins hospital in baltimore. i moved to pennsylvania, tried to comply with pennsylvania law that says if you are a resident of the state of pennsylvania for 15 days, get a photo id if you do not drive. host: hey, you were born in the u.s.? caller: yes, i am a citizen. even though i am a u.s. citizen, according to pennsylvania law, it is -- host: tell you what, i'm going to leave it there. we appreciate you calling in, but we are talking about u.s. citizens in this case. jordan in buffalo, new york. where are you from originally? caller: i am from africa. host: ok, and how did you get to the u.s. and how long have you been here illegally? caller: i have been here for 10 years. pohick host: have you% -- host: have you pursued trying to get citizenship? caller: i have tried, but i do not think i

host: willie in york, pa., tell us your story.caller: i am a united states -- it is a war to speak. i have a brain injury and this is confusing to me. i was born as a united states citizen had john hopkins hospital in baltimore -- at johns hopkins hospital in baltimore. i moved to pennsylvania, tried to comply with pennsylvania law that says if you are a resident of the state of pennsylvania for 15 days, get a photo id if you do not drive. host: hey, you were born in the u.s.? caller: yes, i am a citizen. even though i am a u.s. citizen, according to pennsylvania law, it is -- host: tell you what, i'm going to leave it there. we appreciate you calling in, but we are talking about u.s. citizens in this case. jordan in buffalo, new york. where are you from originally? caller: i am from africa. host: ok, and how did you get to the u.s. and how long have you been here illegally? caller: i have been here for 10 years. pohick host: have you% -- host: have you pursued trying to get citizenship? caller: i have tried, but i do not think i

pa, i think those are not serious objections.e designed to reach unser evidence and underserved parts of the country. we focus on where we can bring the most benefits. and underserved area by definition is an area that has a certain amount of service, but we look to see how widespread the service is, what the speeds are of the service, many places that may see fairly slow consumer speeds may not be providing the high-speed internet that the anchor institutions, like the schools and the hospitals and the government facilities need, so we are focused on projects that will bring additional benefits to a given area, based on what's there today. the idea of funding competitors though, that's not the business we're in. the facilities that we're funding at the department of commerce are facilities that are open network facilities. they're available to anyone. we mrs. have focus -- also have focused on what we call comprehensive community projects, where we're really trying to bring the high-speed pipe that will serve a community or a ce

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this is right after the election, and all of this happened because you gave your time and talent and paassion. >> do we mean everything? or only the impactful information? >> well, if the person chose to make their account public, yes, every single tweet. there is a lot that is useless, but there are also diamonds in the rough. and there was a journalists in egypt who was arrested and he tweeted the world arrested. that set off a whole chain of events which ultimately led to him being freed the next day. he treated he was freed and that's how he was found out. amid all the other things you find out on twitter there are the things where you see the relevance of twitter and history being made and recorded. >> yeah, very impactful and important, and things everybody should know about. >> and if you want to look up one day your grandmother was having coffee at 2:00 in the afternoon, you can. >> what was she brewing? >> it's probably on twitter. >>> this is a case of big brother going high-tech. schools spying on kids at home allegedly using school-issued web cams. more came to light this we

this isn't mom and pa and grandma and grandpa anymore. are the corporations receiving government subsidiaries? by the way, even with all the subsidiaries, america is no longer america's bro bread basket. how did it happen? this agency pays people not to grow stuff. take a look at another agency. h.u.d. office of housing and urban development. this is an agency that is rocked by scandal and corruption. we waste $65 billion a year and we spend it on public housing and rental subsidiaries. okay? hear we now. we can't afford bloated inefficient, ineffective, government mo mono lit. we must stop relying on the government for food and housing. it's enslaving more and more americans making them dependent. if we don't stop it soon, we will never break free of it. those without food and shelter need to be helped. but by local and state agencies, friend and family. each of us. local church groups. that's the way it was in the beginning and the way it should be. they're killing charity by disguising it as the department of housing and urban developm

and they are encouraging pilot with depression to come pa forward. >>> if you applied for student loans, your information could be at risk. the security breech happened sometime last week and it could affect more than 3 million people, including more than 76,000 people in maryland alone. the compa has arranged for protection services for anyone affected. >>> the economy is showing signs of improvement tonight. a brand new government report shows there has been significant growth in the job market. 162,000 jobs were created in march. to put into perspective, that's more jobs created than in the last three years. president barack obama says we've come a long way, but it doesn't mean the hard times are behind us. >> we have to be mindful that today's job numbers while welcome leaves us with more work to do. it will take time to achieve the sustained job growth we need. >> the report shows that a good number of the new jobs are temporary jobs for census workers. >>> and now the official weather stations to tell us the temperature. i think we should add our car to the graphic. i think the ca

the blue devils downed the mountaineers, 78-57 thanks in pa to john shier. he scored 23 points. duke will go for its fourth national championship in school history. duke will meet underdobutler on monday night. the hometown bulldogs beat michigan state 52-50. sophomore gordon heyward led the way scoring 19 points. butler wins its 25th straight game and will appear in the ncaa title game for the first time in school history. >>> on the ice, capitals in columbus. alexander semin scored his 38th goal of the season, the caps win it 3-2 setting a franchise record with their 51st victory. in baseball, the nationals wrapped up spring training against the red sox yesterday. kevin youkilis hit a two-run homer in the first inning and the sox never looked back. the nats fall 6-1. opening day is monday against the phillies. that's your sports minute. him hakem dermish. have a happy easter. >> thank you. >>> well, with you now know wizards guard gilbert arenas will serve his time at a halfway house in montgomery county. he pleaded guilty back in january to possessing a gun without a license.

sorry, pa. >> reporter: the jet sails through the sky like a glider, still unaware of the ash, the crew glides low enough to escape it. captain moody considers landing in the ocean. but then at 13,000 feet, the crew gets all four engines started again. they had had a chance to cool, and the ash had broken away. one quickly fails again. still, he lands british airways flight 9 safely in jakarta, indonesia. almost 27 years later after his heroic flight, captain eric moody, now retired, tells us it's smart to keep airplanes away from volcanic ash. he wouldn't want to fly through it again. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> i love how understated the british pilot was. we have a small problem. all of our engines have gone out. amazing they got through it. check out ac360.com to find the air travels delays. >>> up next, the raw politics of prayer. a court decision on the national day of prayer. a judge says it's unconstitutional, and this year's observance could be one of the last ones. christopher hitchens and tony perkins join me ahead. >>> one on one with jack kevorkian. part two. he admits to

. >> you may be a min ipadmini pa. >> i'm a big pad guy. >> are you buying anthony's intel pitch? a, no thanks, dial tone. or yes, i'm buying. log on to fastmoney.cnbc.com to vote. 30 seconds selling you on the gold etf gld. bravo dennis on that one. >>> when is a 100% rally not a public? perhaps when the country behind the decline is india. u.s. investors have been sending money into dubai like mad. posting a population of 1.2 billion, a booming middle class and a growing outsourcing industry in bang lor. even treasury secretary geithner sees the potential. >> this relationship offers very promising growth opportunities for american firms just as it does for indian firms. >> but there are a few problems. inflation is on the rise. and on a valuation basis, only china is more expensive among the brics. and when a stock market of a nation is this large, doubling in just a couple of months, some are saying look out below. >> the chief investment strategist at wisdom tree with $800 million under management. good evening. do you think india is a bubble? >> no, i don't, simon. >> india

. >> this is an opportunity for pa to do something in the top part of that lineup. i'll say it again like i did on opening day, i think this guy is going to be the biggest surprise in baseball this year. he's certainly capable. nobody knows he has tremendous power. he can hit over 20 home runs, he can hit over .300. he can steal bases, there's a lot of things he can do. the only thing that's really lacking is arm strength, but the rest of it, there's a very high ceiling with this young guy. he could get an opportunity now to really take over in that spot. >> it's sunday afternoon, the minor league seasons are completing their first weekend of play. let's get a look at some of the news and notes of the minor leagues last night. josh bell and brandon snider had big games for the aaa tides. brandon sni dp dler three rbis for norfolk. corey spoon coming back from the shoulder, two earned runs, six hits and a couple of ks. matt hopgood is in the rotation. matt hopgood a very, very young pitcher in the south atlantic lead making his season debut. it's the orioles and the

madison and green and rap pa han nick did dip into the 30s, as well.arrisonburg got down to the frosty low 30s there. bottomed out in the low 40s around the bay. right now it's warmed up there. pax river up to 58. it has hit it the 50s all around the region now. quite a quick warmup from the very chilly temperatures from earlier this morning. right now prince georges county in the mid 50s. arlington mid 50s as is the district of columbia. the pollen on the high side around 1300 now for mostly oak tree pollen. there is sick more, mulberry and birch mixed in. on the eastern shore, temperatures in the mid 50s. out of the mountains it's in the low 40s, now it's hit the 50s into the carolinas and north and east of us as well up along the atlantic seaboard. in the 50s from eastern pennsylvania up into southern new england where they are having a mostly sunny day. high pressure nosing down from the north and east that's going to be over us here throughout the day today. that is going to be exiting after tomorrow afternoon as we do have an area of low pressure

what are you doing to ensure pá the rest of h.h.s.dance and guidelines iç implementing programsç directe atç preventing and reducing underaged drinking? how will you ensure that the state public health agencies with their own rich experience in tobacco control and other public health issues are fully engaged in collaboration with state substance abuse agencies? and what will be the roles and resources available to the various h.h.s. agencies to ensure that all of this happens? >> as you say, congresswoman, we do have a recommended budget increase for those and i think that is a step of directing more resources. we also have a talented new leader in the agency as my assistant secretary of substance abuseç and mental health ser s services, pam hyde, who not only has run state systems but work in the private sector and run medical systems and is very tuned in to this issue and is very much at the table looking at collaborative çstrategies. so we have the agency for children and families at the table. we have our scientific based evid

some heard four or five shots just before that pa announcement. no word on possible injuries. we are just getting word on this we'll continue to follow the developments and bring more as soon as we get it. >>> many of us are working hard to try to keep our financial houses in order. the federal government is hard at work on overhauling the nation's financial system. president obama getting set for a big bipartisan meeting next week much like the health care summit he hosted in february. julie kurtz is live in washington with more. the bipartisan meeting on health care didn't do much to forge an agreement. what are people hoping for this particular summit? >> reporter: well, for one thing the meeting wednesday is aimed at demonstrate together american people that reforming the financial regulatory system is a major priority for president obama. obama administration officials want to make it clear they will fight efforts to weaken the far reaching senate legislation being negotiated now. and they oppose efforts for example to provide exemptions for certain lenders. negotiations

when joe angel visited with us, he was talking about pa and his defensive ability.have three players essentially for three spots. one of the players, the least likely pa being dh. tonight luke in left and reimold dh. you want to have the depth that is quality depth that when you go to the other player he's capable of being in there and probably deserves to be. we see the same thing from andy and dave. they were running out of outfielders late last season. knocked down by the short stop. there's the first base of the year for roberts. roberts finally breaks after 0- 0-11. >> jim: the pitch the opposite way, hit it hard just below the target. >> rob: when brian is struggling, the offense struggles. dave is going to keep running him out when he can. he knows he can turn it around and get on base. >> jim: there's mike coming on. sonnanstine gives maddon quality work. >>> this copy righted telecast may not be reproduced in any form without the consent of the orioles. thanks for joinings us tonight. there's mike ekstrom making debut tonight. ekstrom had been a career padr

is how liberal the next person is, the other is, will they have the mastery and the skill to shirp pather liberals along, and that doesn't even really touch on that next nominee's jurisprudence. how do you handle this court, this sort of fractious left wing of the court, how do you handle justice kennedy who really does need to be sherpaed along. do they have these foundational skills, these skills to get to five, and that's a really, really tough thing. >> when you wrote about this on slate, one of the things you described was the empathy factor, which of course became such a hot button issue during the sonia sotomayor confirmation process. the president today said he's looking for somebody with a keen understanding of how the law affects the daily lives of the american people. how important was that characteristic to understanding justice stevens on this court? >> i think it's critical, rachel, and i think it's something before we all sort of pounce on the demographics question, and the diversity question, before every woman in america starts screaming we need a third woman, before

when they make up a faux pas that sounds offensive to rush, they apologize on their knees within 24 hourshe party, it's tribal and he's tribal. >> i think that he's trying to stoke that up, and if you just ask anybody who stood up to rush, i had 50 names but you're right they all caved within five minutes after they did. >> right. because he's the boss. >> he's trying to whip up that kind of feeling, i think mark is right. >> are they using race? are they using race? >> they are using a lot of emotions and there are a lot of emotions out there. but here's the good news. americans are not fundamentally negative, angry people. even in a time of anxiety with concerns, they want results, they want can-do people. the results of whether it's health care, economic turnaround, arresting taliban leadership, getting -- >> okay. it's all good news. you're up against a ferocious team. thank you, governor. thank you, mark halperin. when we return, i'll have thoughts about america's image in the world which is getting better all the time. you're watching "hardball." new mousse temptations by jell-o. ♪

if they make a faux pas, they aid poll jazz to their knees in the next 24 hours.ader of the party. he's tribal. >> they're trying to stoke that up. anybody who stood up to rush, 15 names. and they caved within five minutes. he's trying to whip up that kind of feeling. mark is right. mark assessed this pretty correctly. >> using race? >> are they using race? >> they're using a lot of emotions and a lot of motions out there. here's the good news. the republicans are not negative angry people. in the time of concerns, they want can-do people. if it's health care, arresting taliban leadership, they're going to reward the rules team. >> up against a ferocious team. thank you. when we return, we'll have thoughts about america's image in the world that's getting bert all the time. you're watching "hardball" on msnbc. s, or preservatives. new purefitness... from crystal light. a pure way to water your body. communities. industry. energy. her. this. lives. how ? by bringing together... information. ... people ... ... machines ... ... systems ... ideas... verizon helps busi