david: william boone.o has a long rap sheet on this guy; he's got short cons, fraud, scams, been in and out of jail. he drops off the radar in 2005. oh. colby: william boone and craig set up shop at the church as father and son, joseph and craig ezra, working a long con. life con. you don't get into the tax-exempt business looking for a quick buck. boone had a retirement plan. okay. david: craig kills reverend doran while ezra-slash-boone is away. and boone poisons the coffee while craig's away. this way, they both alibi out for the other murder. and i think church poisoning was meant to be minimal. you know, just enough to sicken people and give patmos the option of accepting medical treatment. david: they drop controversial beliefs, including the mandatory faith-based healing. they fall off the cult list, get recognized as a real church, get the tax-exempt status. so what are you thinking? boone gets greedy and uses more poison than planned? colby: yeah, craig drinks it 'cause he thinks it's going to be

boone pickens he's the founder and ceo of bt capital, and, boone, it's great to see you this morning.lot of things to talk about you, but why don't we start off talking about what newt gingrich told us yesterday. obviously people are very concerned as gas prices rise. what do you think of his plan and other plans to try and get gas prices down? >> i didn't hear the plan that he had. the $2.50 is not realistic. but he when asked -- when charlie asked him yesterday about his plan, he said could i contact your office and get a copy of it? he said, i'll put you in touch with experts that told me that. i don't know any expert that thinks you can get $2.50 gasoline. i don't know where that comes from. >> what do you think does need to be done in terms of pushing gas prices down? is there anything that the government can do in the short term? i know you have longer-term plans, but what about the idea of tapping the spr? >> well, you can get -- open up the spr, but we already have -- united states has the cheapest energy in the world. our natural gas price is $2.35. and beijing's $16. in mide

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. >> it has been a boon for local television stations. a boon for the cable television stations, getting an audience for cable networks. and of course it has been a marvelous sandbox for reporters to play in. they have covered themselves in the stuff, having had delightful fun. it is very difficult to know what to do for a general election. the president of's chances depend on advance overseas as much as domestic protagonist and. -- protectionism. >> events overseas this week are changing the contest of the presidential election. >> that is right. >> let's move on to one of the things that has come up in the republican primaries, which is the topic of energy. >> the reason that i talk about energy in the story is back in 1969 i wrote an energy paper and then founded one called "the energy daily," which i proceeded to publish for 33 years, which gives me a sense of energy, although that can be dangerous because things change. energy has come back as a subject, but historically it is a terrible subjects for presidents. because they cannot d

would a tax holiday be a boon for the u.s. economy? history says probably not. >> companies used most of it to basically pay dividends and buy back stocks. >> susie: then, worries that china's red hot economy is cooling down set a sour tone for trading here in the u.s. it's "nightly business report" for tuesday, march 20. this is "nightly business report" with susie gharib and tom hudson. "nightly business report" is made possible by: captioning sponsored by wpbt >> tom: good evening and thanks for joining us. china was the talk of wall street today. investors sold stocks, worrying the world's second largest economy could be slowing down, susie. >> susie: tom, a slowdown in china has been an ongoing concern, but today, there were two fresh reasons for the jitters. china raised prices for gasoline and diesel fuel by as much as 7%, the second price hike in less than six weeks. also, the c.e.o. of bhp billiton, the world's largest mining company, said china's steel production is slowing. the dow fell almost 70 points, the nasdaq and s&p 5

sorry, bruno. >> pat boone supporting rick santorum. >> pat boone.megadeath. a heavy metal band. real strange support there. >> pat boone to megadeth. >> but that's it. president obama has a list of 300 so far a-listers. and rick santorum has two. >> which is no surprise. what is the statistic, about 80% of hollywood is typically -- >> yes. about 85% of hollywood money goes to democrats. >> you think hollywood you think the liberal left. and that's where the big donors come out. no surprise there. newt gingrich, though, has a few people in his pockets. >> newt gingrich had gary busey up until a couple weeks ago. >> and who doesn't want gary busey's endorsement? the sound rational voice of gary busey. >> you've got fred thompson, who ran for president four years ago. and he's got chuck norris. texas walker ranger. >> yeah, some muscle. very cool. >> ron paul has got -- >> does he have chuck norris's mustache's endorsement? >> no, he doesn't yet. but ron paul because of his libertarian point of vooz he he has attracted over 20 celebrities, including sn

here is part of the ad. >> hi, friend i'm pat boone. last year a lot of promises were made regarding healthcare reform but america's seniors new forcing a bill through congress when americans overwhelmingly opposed it would be disastrous and we were right. megyn: joining me now monica crowley a radio talk show host, and sally cohen, a fox news contributor. he starts out so cheer re. hi, you're all going to die. he made some claims about medicare, and this new board, dr. siegel was on railing about it saying this was a board that can effectively ration care, not technically but in effect. now pat boone is trying to call it to people's attention. >> it's called the ibave group, and it's about 15 unaccountable president lea pointed bureaucrats who will be making these decisions for you. in fact this is so politically toxic now that it's not just republicans who oppose it, there are an increasing number of democrats saying we have to take a second look at this. and maybe eliminate this from the whole obamacare scheme. megyn: if they elimina

thank you very much, boone. >>guest: is he going to be on this afternoon? >>neil: when he wants. .>neil: the facebook pass word controversy is growing by a minute with a new trend with employers asking candidates for facebook pass wores and a justice department probe could be in the works. >>guest: an of the choice facing a growing number of job seekers. give up your privacy in order to get a job. now, lawmakers are getting involved saying no matter what your employment status is, you should not is to make that choice. senator schumer asking for investigations of agencies asking job applicants for facebook passwords and states are addressing the issue on the table. contemplating legislation to ban the practice altogether including the states of california, illinois, maryland, to make a few. and at hand the possible exploration of violation of two specific acts. specifically, the communications act and the computer, fraud, and abuse action, both preventing the access to electronic information without any sort of authorization. facebook as you covered on friday has taken a strong sta

and paul ryan has a plan to reduce taxes over the next 10 years and democrats bouncing on that as a boonthe rest. >>guest: democrats have the same old standard lame line about a boon to the rich because they don't want a robust economy. paul ryan has made a great first step with what he laid out today. what i like he says it is a cows, -- cause, not a budget. it is a cause to get the tack brackets down to 10 percent and 25 percent, that is a great start. this is the part that the obama administration simply will not acknowledge. you have get to cut-rates rather than raise rates if you want the economy to grow faster and you are not going to do anything about offsetting the spending unless you get a robust growing economy and you make dramatic cuts which this administration and this president has done neither. >>neil: i know you came out in support of newt gingrich who is not polling receipt right now, he is in trouble politically, and some are thinking why don't you quit so the conservative support can coalesce around us, what do you think of that? >>guest: well, you are right. the propo

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to scroll through the other photos so we can see those denzel washington here of course with herman boone this is when the movie was being released i guess. >> yeah, well, later on, out -- northern virginia urban league which used to be part of the greater washington urban league they had gone out there to get the business and i wasn't aware this would be transpired not realizing the original york boone would be there. >> surely chisolm, coretta scott king you lost your sight several years ago after taking photographs for so many years how have you dealt with the loss of sight? >> it is my joy that i have a dynamic wife, and fantastic children, which are all graduates of the dc public school system thank god, and they are doing well but the wife has been the rock of gibraltar she has been the commanding officer, as we were saying the chief of naval operations she kept everything in order so i had to follow the basic guidelines losing my sight it has been therapy for me to the degree that i remember it in my mind that hey, i lost my sight and not my mind this has played a very unique role

and federal investigators said aluminum dust had piled up and detonated. 33-year-old shawn boone was plant. his sister, tammy miser, got a call with word that her brother was seriously injured. >> shawn and a couple of his coworkers were in the furnace room. and there was an explosion. and then there was a second more intense blast. >> what happened to him? >> he laid on the building floor, and the aluminum dust actually continued to burn through his flesh. >> and how severe were those burns? >> he had third- and fourth-degree burns between 92% to 100% of his body. >> the doctors said what to you? >> they told us that there wasn't any hope, that his internal organs were burned beyond repair. they wouldn't even bandage him. they just--they said that the only solution we had was to take him off of life support. >> shawn boone was 1 of 15 people killed in dust explosions that year. it was a turning point for carolyn merritt, who was then the head of the chemical safety board, the federal government's own experts who find the cause of the nation's worst industrial disasters. merritt orde

. >> the romney campaign etch-a-sketch gaffe has been a boon to the company that makes the classic toy. sales of etch-a-sketch toys are booming. >> amazon sales of the toy are reportedly up 3,000 percent. >> stephen: yes, the economy need its more of this. i say we must get out there and compare romney to more products that reinforce his supposed weaknesses. here we go. mitt romney is like silly putty on a newspaper. you press him on to your political beliefs and he becomes an exact copy. (cheers and applause) plus, okay, m itt is like lincoln logs. both stiff and wooden. and mitt romney is like a lego man, he's only got one facial expression and his hair snaps on. economy saved! you're welcome. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) out to dinner with your husband. garage door? is not the time to wonder if you left your garage door open. with the craftsman assurelink garage door opener you can check your garage door, and open or close at anytime from anywhere. exclusively at sears. craftsman. trust. in your hands. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is an mit pro

. >> the romney campaign etch-a-sketch gaffe has been a boon to the company that makes the classic toy. sales of etch-a-sketch toys are booming. >> amazon sales of the toy are reportedly up 3,000 percent. >> stephen: yes, the economy need its more of this. i say we must get out there and compare romney to more products that reinforce his supposed weaknesses. here we go. mitt romney is like silly putty on a newspaper. you press him on to your political beliefs and he becomes an exact copy. (cheers and applause) plus, okay, m itt is like lincoln logs. both stiff and wooden. and mitt romney is like a lego man, he's only got one facial expression and his hair snaps on. economy saved! you're welcome. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) smiths. grass gurus. doers. here's to more saturdays in the sun. and budgets better spent. here's to turning rookies into experts, and shoppers into savers. here's to picking up. trading up. mixing it up. to well-earned muddy boots and a lot more spring per dollar. more saving. more doing. that the power of the home depot. break out the gardening glove

but it's turned into a successful business and a job creator -- a boon for a country struggling withh levels of unemployment. and there are plans to expand the company. >> we have been speaking to all the other major municipalities in south africa and trying to convince them to go the same way, and at least five or six of them are very close to make this step. >> some of the compost is sold at nurseries and garden centers. but the big buyers aren't hobby gardeners. full-time farmers buy most of it for their land. eddie redlinghuys says his compost improves the taste of fruit. >> the advantages of using reliance compost is, you get improved water holding capacity in your soils, you get the organic fraction coming up, the soil is becoming healthier because of all the microorganisms that start giving life back to the soil, which ends up you needing less pesticides and fungicides on your plants, and all off that is beneficial to the environment. >> producing compost to make money while simultaneously supporting climate protection is quite an attractive idea in 2012. in any case back at t

or ten-number boone number overseas, all are up a couple basis points in yields, down a bit in price and when you consider the data, today you just heard some discussion about the nonmanufacturing ism. headline number was great. highest in a year. but as you comb through some of the indices, we did see some disappointing movement in the employment index and we also know that ian jones today downgraded portugal from b plus to b minus. all of these issues should affect treasury bus most likely, according to all the traders i talked to, that slight upward drift in yield is associated with wednesday and fridays's labor report. why? expecting big numbers all in all and that is the definitive economic fundamental we get once a month so traders hunkering down a bit. when you look at the cross winds between china, portugal, spain, headlines that i just referred to you really get pulled in many directions but you can always keep it simple when it comes to treasury dynamics, jobs, jobs, jobs of. back to you. >> thank you very much. here we go 49 minutes to trade before the end of the session.

and insurers and medical providers saying, we're giving you 32 million new insured customers, a big boono your business. >> on the other hand, we're charging more money. >> we've got to pay for it and the way to pay for new customers is partly by taxing you. only about one-quarter of the financing of the bill comes from taxing medical sectors. >> why has this been such a difficult issue for the separation to communicate? you wrote a comic book laying out the legislation so people can understand it. why has health care become the white house's achilles heel? >> it's because it's incredibly complicated. in today's political environment, anything which takes two sentences to explain will be defeated by a one-sentence lie. that's the situation we're in. people lie about this, oppose it with misinformation and disinformation. if americans understand the facts, they'll support it. >> great to have you on the program. we appreciate and it thanks for this health care reform book explaining this in simple language. we'll see you soon. >> okay, thanks. >> jonathan gruber joining us. >>> up next on

. >> organizers say the event is a boon to local businesses because of the increased foot traffic, givingple a chance to enjoy the street and explore the neighborhood. >> that little girl looks cute riding behind day. >> the storm system didn't bring much snow to the sierra. the tahoe camera captured dark clouds and flight flurries. just a dusting of snow was expected today. a heavier system is expected to hit sunday night and snow levels dropping to 5,000 feet. there are no chain restresksz right now, but good to keep them in the trunk. >> and to see where all the rain is going to fall, let's go to leigh glaser. >> leigh: speaking of tahoe, tuesday night through wednesday, two to three feet expected of snow above the 7,000-foot level. so, keep that in mind. it's going to be a crazy travel week across the state, with storm after storm, starting to move in. today's system just kind of fell apart. if you were in the north bay you saw a few sprinkles. this is shot from the high definition mt. tamalpais camera. lingering clouds producing a little mississippi and drizzle near the coast, and yo

brought him celebrity in antebellum, america, he is described as the antebellum version of daniel boon from an earlier period. one of the most remarkable things is how his celebrityhood, is that a word? how his celebrityhood has faded to the point where today almost no one has heard of him. mcculluck was untutored in military matters. he dropped out of school after, four, five years. but he was a natural soldier and blessed with a sure grasp of tactics, strategy and administration. his army, the army of arkansas, consisted of over 8,000 men from arkansas, texas, and louisiana. it was an unusually well-drilled and well-equipped fighting force and it was widely regarded as the premiere army in the war. unfortunately for the cause of confederate independence, price and mcculluck could not stand each other. price was alternatively con desending and overbearing in his dealings with mcculluck. and understandably, mcculluck developed an intense dislike for the pompous missouri politician. he privately described price as a windbag, an old poop, and nothing but a fat, old militia general. perso

this, there was going to be a new package in our to get no co-pay.lowed for all so there was a real boon. the first we asked why? i could not -- our agent explained it was thelo ratio. that's what sounded like chinese to me. i didn't know what that was about. any case i did research and it means 80% of my premiums are going to go to medical care. that seems amazing. our rates went down. as a small business owner i'm committed to providing good value to our customers. it seems only fair that insurance companies should provide us good value. i want to thank leader pelosi very much about what was done. i know it's a risk this is so important. it works in our community because of the local health improvement part. it's working for individuals. it's right for america. it's right for the fifa u-20 world cupper generations. it passes this technician's inspection test with flying ry . >> well done. [ applause ] >> i'm jim clyburn i represe congressional distribution. i'm proud to serve as assistant democratic leader. too often in this town the conversation gets bogged down into arcane process. y

insurers and medical providers so on the one hand we're giving 3u 2 million new insured customers, a big boon business. >> we're also charging more money. >> we've got too p pay for it. only a quarter of taxing of the bill comes from those sectors. >> why has this been such a difficult issue for the administration to illustrate? you wrote a comic book to understand it. >> it is incredibly complicated. in today's political environment, anything which takes two sentences to explain will be defeated by a one-sentence lie. that's the situation we're in, people lie about this, they oppose it with misinformation and disinformation. i think if americans actually understand the facts behind this law they'll support it. >> jonathan, we appreciate it. thanks for this health care reform book explaining this in simple language. we'll see you soon. >>> up next on the "wall street journal" report, looking for a new way to measure teacher performance. what makes for success in a profession at the heart of a national debate? >>> check us out on facebook. look for wsjrwithmaria. in mississippi we had more goo

contraception being a mandate, this is all brush back -- blown back in luck to the present and it has been a boon to the local television stations getting the advertising. the cable television stations in getting the audience for cable networks. and of course, it has been a marvelous sandbox for reporters to play in. and they cover themselves and the stuff, having a delightful fund. it is very difficult, though, to know what is going to do for a general election because the president's's chances depend on events overseas as much as domestic antagonism. >> that is true. and events overseas, as we have seen it this week, are changing the context of really of the presidential election. >> that is right. >> let's move on to one of the things that has come up in the primaries in the republican primaries, which is the topic of energy. i know this is one of your favorite topics. gas, in particular. >> the reason i talk about energy, and i will tell you the story is back in 1969 i started working for an energy paper and in 1973 and founded "the energy daily" which i proceeded to publish for 33 years, whi

that bodes to my next question, which is, 2014 is the next presidential election, and we've boon talking about corruption, paper orc, n paperwork, networks. is the central government at afghanistan at a point now as we begin this drawdown toward 2014, or as we set up the process, is the central government strong enough to sustain the infrastructure needed? obviously, we're doing a coin operation throughout afghanistan. so this is not one big army that marches across the country. this is a series of different little thieftums that feeds into the -- is that strong enough - coco heco co-cohesively? i'm almost out of time. >> thank you. dr. miller, general allen, thank you for joining us today. thank you for your service to our nation and for your leadership. general allen i want to go to you and pick up some of the words from your testimony. you stated that throughout history insurgencies have seldom been defeated by indigenous forces and then secured by the forces there in the country. in the long run our goals can only be secured and achieve the by afghan 0 forces. transition in the linch

boone pickens talking about the lack of american policy and what are some countries that you have in mind that have industrial policies and germany with the middle stand and the obviously resilient manufacturing sector and just give us insight on that and what do we learn from them? do any of the countries get industrial policy right? or better? >>> we can focus on the things that we can do better which will affect a number of industries and i actually at this point to focus on the skills gap and the continued need to increase our spending on research and innovation which will get to robotics and without saying that robotics should be the focus, because it will happen, the scientific community is moving in that direction. and on infrastructure and if i think about the energy, i'm afraid what i would say to that is that the most fundamental thing that the society can do to generate an energy conservation policy or a change in the use of energy policy towards less carbon intensive fuels and the most fundamental thing to do is to change the price of energy. and to change the price of ca

same it works very well for them as figures over the last ten twenty years have shown this incredible boon for the one percent and higher than the one percent and stagnating or dropping levels for the rest of us. and you know that is a very real conspiracy i mean there are these real conspiracy is such as you've pointed out and that's why i it's a bit frustrating when when people try to go finding far fetched conspiracies and spend a lot of time inventing scenarios that can't be proved because there's this real conspiracy that is plain as day can absolutely absolutely be proved no one's denying it there's tons of evidence and so everywhere and that's what we've really got to be fighting we've got to change the rules of the game that allow this conspiracy to exist and there is a lot of. anger and a lot of outrage at this and i think we're just going to see it increasing over the spring and put the bomber out of time thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert and i than

why the warm weather may be fueling the economic boone. >>> southern showdown. mitt romney talking grits and gravy. does this mean he can seal the deal with a southern surprise? >>> crime wave. this man isn't shopping. he's shoplifting tide. the dirty secret on a bizarre, new crime wave. >>> and jaycee, who inspired millions of viewers, tells us how her life has changed today. >> i can't go there yet. >>> good evening. the economy is heating up tonight. you can see it in the stock market. the dow closed up more than 200 points, the highest close since december 2007. almost a year before the recession began. and we have news, tonight, about something else heating up those numbers. believe it or not, it is this record heat. the winter that did not happen. so, what's the connection? abc's david muir is here right now to tell us. david? >> reporter: diane, there's no question there's more than pollen in the air tonight. tonight, economists across the board told me, a much warmer winter still brought a much-needed wind, for retailers. and tonight, new numbers show th