the verse. it's not going to invest in companies like apple, a smaller capital. gerri: sell the u.s.a. ver? of the debt? that is pretty darned good. >> it is. here's the thing to remember about the returns that we have seen. the past rally of the past six months has been led by small caps. if elected the russell 2000, small-cap index, trailing along. i think it can continue. i do believe we will have rocky times ahead, but i think small caps will lead. people sick of apple, intel. they want to look for something different. it might be a place to look. gerri: a lot of other interesting names that we will show transamerica. franklin flux cap, all interesting. after leaving there. thank you for coming on. great information. appreciate your time. all right. on this business stay back in 1790 that harvey kennedy invented shoelaces. even though they had been around for centuries registered and we see two and a half million dollars. pretty good. today they're made of various synthetic fibers which are more and more slippery and unlikely to come undone -- more likely to come undone than those m

could that happen in the u.s.a.? we'll have a factor investigation. >> he had us all stand up and once we were standing up he said stomp on it. >> bill: also tonight, the florida college student who objected to defacing the word jesus and was suspended from class has won a huge victory. we'll have an update. caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. protecting your hard earned money, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as you may know, another european union country cyprus is bankrupt. and to keep that nation from completely falling apart, the european union has okayed a seizure, a seizure of private money, that's deposited in a bank on the mediterranean island. outside of communist takeovers, that's almost unprecedented. but a member of the european parliament says more private money could be seized in the future. >> now they have done it in one country. they are quite capable of doing it in italy, spain, portugal,

thank you >> bill: not in the u.s.a. it's aar expression of the religious expression. >> bill: you badly need a social studies teacher. >> bill: you are welcome, easter. spring doesn't have a good ring to it. harry in north carolina. >> bill: i believe there is a evil force present in the world. i directly felt it twice, first time at a murder scene in italy, some cult dismembered a woman. second time in africa where people were thrown off a cliff into victoria falls. very unsettling feeling in both of those places. pat foster. >> bill: i hope we are, pat. you better hurry. the show is portland, oregon and washington are 50% sold out in one day.

a three year $12 million deal with atlanta. san francisco will host the falcons in the regular season. team u.s.a. can clinch a spot in the world baseball classic tonight. u.s.a. failed to reach it in the two previous world baseball classic but today they score in the first three innings. r.a. dickey gave up just one run in 5 innings. it is 1-1 in the 6th inning. we will have highlights tonight. in arizona today josh redick homers but they lose 6-2 and the giants lost to the japanese team. that is sports. lots more tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> a lot of movement in the nfl. thank you. >> time is running out as we mentioned earlier for san francisco city college. tonight at 10:00 p.m. the protest and plans in the final hours before the college has to prove its worth or face closure. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thank you for joining us.

the stanley cup champion, l.a. king. sharks up a goal in the second. matt erwin on a power play, shoots one. right between the pipes. sharks win it 4-3. world baseball classic, miami, where the u.s.aning tie, they win

then work hard to change the guidelines because i think, and it may be a little bit provocative, but these guidelines prevent real growth of cycling in the u.s.a. and also go for more quality infrastructure solutions. here is a picture taken in the south of netherlands. here, the layout is so much that you are really regarded as cyclists that they have made space for you. the cars know that cyclists have priority. this is a common roundabout situation in the netherlands, also in the village where i live. so this shows that you go for the cyclists. go for cyclists and realize when someone is saying we were cramped in space like in san francisco, we say, well, you have never been to any dutch town because your roads are so wide. and then they think, yeah, but all these lanes are needed for car traffic. i'll tell you, if you use this traffic model, you should realize that the capacity of your system is not determined by the amount of lanes and the stretches of roads but by the capacity of intersections and you realize that the capacity of these intersections are a lot lower than any capacity of lanes that are on the stretches of roads. so it's on

u.s.a. facing canada come from behind and moving to round two. canada after the brawl against mexico. team u.s.a. trailing and michael saunders give the canadians avid wright score. 4-3 u.s.a. and then craig kimball closes and catches joey looking, u.s.a. wins 9-4 and they and italy advanced to the second round in miami. >> cactus league action giants and brewers, matt cain four strikeouts in three innings. here is an r.b.i. single and still fighting for a roster spot. and nick doing his part drills it pass and diving second base and another run scores. they beat the brewers 6-1. >> a's opening bitcher anderson had to leave after facing two batters. strained muscle in his upper right back. he said a it wasn't serious and lowery, a's beat the d'backs 7-5. coming up at 11:00, giants third baseman talks about how tough it is to make the 25-man roster once again. >> and $300 million to make and hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. [ buzz ] delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? bee happy.

people in the industry perhaps are being organized in a different way and no anticipation of the kind of salaries they are padding the past past. but also something about regulatory reform the u.s.a. were spending a lot of money on the regulation side. >> we are. a lot of the statute on the books is done to the regulatory side. we spend a lot of time in washington talking to president obama's administration, health and human services where you were a secretary treasury and the irs and department of labor and i will say to your point about how does this effect the individual or the employee, depending the system is it's going to be very complicated for individuals and employees in this country pathetically sad, and the the media starts going only get up and running by the fall in october because the idea is you're supposed to have coverage. unless you want a tax penalty can you require to have coverage. the trick will be figuring out where should i be? what is the right coverage for me? is largely based on income. can i go to an exchange? am i eligible? should i be on medicaid? while my spouse added, will my children receive credit their? gets complicated and technical on where yo

the u.s.a. is just that, a hope. we can't be risking this kind of treasure and blood on a hope. you go in, you smack saddam hussein, you get the hell out. all right. now, i'm going to give each of you about 45 seconds to sum it it up. all right. kirsten, you go first. >> i disagree with you, bill, i don't even know what to do with that you are absolutely right it is too many people died. we spent too much money. there is too many people who are suffering now because of this at home, people with -- whether it's mental illness or physical illness or missing limbs there were god knows how many iraqis were killed. estimates up to 100,000 people. you know, i don't think this was worth it. i think it was a mistake and i think we should have never done it. >> of course, the sacrifice of that treasure we need to honor at this point and when the peace, bill, that is the most important part, yeah. we won, we got rid of saddam now we have got to win the peace and have some solid influence. bill, it is always -- what happened was obama was fulfilling a campaign promise to get out as fast as

a three year $12 million deal with atlanta. san francisco will host the falcons in the regular season. team u.s.a. can clinch a spot in the world baseball classic tonight. u.s.a. failed to reach it in the two previous world baseball classic but today they score in the first three innings. r.a. dickey gave up just one run in 5 innings. it is 1-1 in the 6th inning. we will have highlights tonight. in arizona today josh redick homers but they lose 6-2 and the giants lost to the japanese team. that is sports. lots more tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> a lot of movement in the nfl. thank you. >> time is running out as we mentioned earlier for san francisco city college. tonight at 10:00 p.m. the protest and plans in the final hours before the college has to prove its worth or face closure. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thank you for joining us. mom, i invited justin over for lunch. good. no, not good. he's a vegetarian and he's going to be here in 20 minutes! [ mom ] don't stress. we can figure this out. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] get the

the glasers, 98-96. team u.s.a. breaks open a do or die game. runs and the americans beat canada 9-4 to advance to the second round. >>> former red sox and dodgers slugger manny ramirez will play baseball this year, in taiwan. he hopes to do well enough for a last shot in the majors. >>> looks like he's fine tuning his stroke just in time for the masters. tiger woods victory at the world golf classic is the second win in a year. woods saj some tough puts with a total of 27 for the tournament. only one fewer than his all time best. now for another look at the weather, bill is back. good morning again. >> a dream of golf in the northeast. still getting rid of some snow. a lot of it did melt. we're going to melt more today. temperatures are above freezing everywhere. you don't have to worry about the black ice. today is going to be a nice day where we have a deep snow pack. we'll be oeblg in the 40s. it should be in the 50s today. could be as warm as 60 in philly and in d.c., late day rain for pittsburgh and buffalo. all of that rain will come thro

a game tomorrow we got to focus on. >> mike: heading to phoenix and the world baseball classic. groom d, which includes team u.s.a. today, canada and mexico, both needing a win. got ugly. big game for canada. more now, 4-5, three rbis. this one in the eighth. canada 8-3. then the wheels come off. heon nails toes to seen -- to snins in the back. chaos on the field and in the stands where water bottles were thrown at the players and coaches. canada wins, 10-3. team u.s.a. faces italy tonight at 6:00 p.m. cactus -- >> because of ruling they have. regular baseball during the season, you'd never see that happening. but because of the run differential they have, you play it like a 0-0 game. >> mike: now cactus league action. orioles and giants, giants crushed. pitcher gave up eight runs in 1-2/3 innings. brandon bell hilt the fourth home run of the season. the a's lose to the rangers 4-3. bottom seven, and trayly went three innings, gave up two runs, three hits, and a walk. >> let's tee it up in south florida. look who is back. tiger woods has led the world golf challenge from wires wire-to-wire and has been a birdie mac

the very first. >> it sounded like fun. i needed money. >> and a shocking scandal out of delaware. that state's miss teen u.s.a. made a porn movie. but why? >> also tonight, watters world running wild in los angeles. >> caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone from southern california. factor begins right now. >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. reporting tonight from los angeles, thanks for watching us. is the president of the united states threatening reporters? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as you may know, there is budget chaos in washington that may result in some small automatic it particular spending cuts. the story has been going on for months. federal government under president obama simply cannot get a response cybil budget passed. since the president was elected in 2008, this has happened every year recently "the washington post" reporter bob woodward of watergate fame criticized the obama administration for spinning the budget issue. woodward is correct. this is crazy. no responsible administration would embrace a federal debt that could reach $20 trillion by 2016. we elect presidents to be r

the usc-ucla rivalry. i used to do intelligence. this is asthat emotional relationship as that between army and navy its football season. theact, discussion of u.s.a.-ucla rival reminds me of a story i heard this afternoon. apparently there was very nearly trouble at a party downtown attended by some usd students a few weeks ago. the way i heard it, one of the leaned over

the u.s.a. people dining out less. is this a pure don't have any money play? what is this? cut in disposable income. brought to you by another tax. that is the tax holiday, the payroll tax holiday that ended with the fiscal cliff is brought back and that is, according to the restaurant industries the reason that they have seen a sizeable fall. >> bill: like 7.5% rise. what was it it the payroll tax reinstituted to what? >> took 2% off of gross income. >> bill: 2%, i'm sorry. it's 2% and you say that's inhibiting people from eating out. >> that's what the restaurant association is saying. and they are right. they are looking at same store sales and they're off by 3 to 5%. >> bill: all right. so it correspondence with the social security tax. >> exactly. >> bill: gas prices, you know. americans cutting back on gas, right? he they're cutting back? >> they are cutting back. but it's important, even though these prices are high, they are 10 cents a gallon cheaper than a month ago. he this are 20 cents cheaper than a year ago. >> bill: sound like callahan with reagan. >> no. i'm

the correct ways. as a human being -- >> bill: not with life and death. isn't this about life is becoming cheaper, juan, in the u.s.a that's what i really think it is. i think we're -- it's the abortion business, the late term abortion business. it's the euthanasia business. she is 86, ah, you know. >> you know, here is a curious part of this story is what i'm going to tell you is that her daughter, who is a nurse, said she had no objection to the way her mother was treated. this to me is mind-blowing. how could you not be upset that your mother is on the ground in distress, you know, having trouble breathing and nobody comes to help? what are you crazy? but that's what the daughter says. >> bill: this has taken root, this life is cheap business is getting worse and worse and worse in this country. go ahead, mary katharine are. >> i want to take note that it does sound like she had a do not resuscitate order that came to light. >> bill: do not resuscitate. she is alive, she falls down. >> breathing at the time. >> bill: not like she is in a coma. >> i agree with you. daughtert be her rationalization for this. >> bil

the universal background checks on -- on all gun purchases in addition to the $10 billion of his independent u.s.a. super pak . agressional race in the bluest of the blue districts in chicago so that she could read a democratic candidate who was not supporting a ban on assault weapons, just like harry reid. got results apparently. no telling what his billion dollar megaphone will do on the national level. think we will find out, and he is not the only american oligarch with a bankroll to make a political difference. this dollar right here, he is the 16th richest in the country, 16 riches fellow. he has a net worth of a paltry $19 billion. these folks have some pretty serious money, don't you think? according to the "washington post", largely laid low one-and-a-half million to a few. and then there is this young fellow. he has a long way to go. mark, he is, well, a 25th richest person in the country. twenty-fifth. he has a net worth of just $13 billion. now, these are justtthree of the liberal oligarchs trying to change america. according to a san francisco he is given up to $20 million to a new advocacy group th

a friend of hers has rented a home in austria. why not the u.s.a.? they filmed the sound of music in the house and that's freddie's favorite movie. julie andrews is singing with the salzburg chorale. they're dining with her afterwards and there's some nonsense about a horse-driven sleigh ride and a toboggan a balloon trip through the alps oh, and apparently on their way back they're going to spend an entire day at eurodisneyland. well... at the cabin there's an old stump that the children enjoy kicking. you have to let him go. thanks for pointing out that you know what's right. i was just making sure you did. hod i live without you? now, now, boys that's enough. you're being a good father letting frederick go. it need not ruin your christmas. w woul let's finish decorating the tree. i got the lights from the storage room. i don't want to use those lights this year. i pip these just yesterday. chili peppers? yes, they're very fashionable. chili peppers aren't christmas. cked u neither are scotch pines or snow ornaments. if you want to be technical beth

the are a r. we crazy segment tonight. as we reported last week, melissa king miss delaware teen u.s.a. made a hard core porn film. some say that's her fault. society says someone else may to be blame. new information. great britain new study says sex offenses committed by children under age 13 are are up 2%. 98% of the offenders were boys and the internet is prominent in the study. joining us from los angeles, psychologist dr. wendy walsh and from san diego attorney and psychologist dr. monty forest. you have changed your mind at all on this issue, miss delaware? >> i really haven't, bill. i am still of the same mind that you and i discussed last week which is i believe in personal responsibility but we get personal responsibility from two sources. one is our parents as we talked about in depth last week and two is good brains as i call it studies over the last five years coming out of the national institute of health has told us that the age of 18 we don't automatically become a chore. our brain really doesn't mature until 25. i got a bunch of email over the last week or so from coach

a bathroom. police won't say how he knew the boys, but they do suspect there are more victims. kauffman owns the triple play u.s.abatting cages in san leandro. he is also the manager of the california smoke youth baseball club and a former high school coach. kauffman was first arrested back in august, but no charges were filed. he is free on bail tonight. >>> a rash of ipad thefts at a san francisco high school is over after a couple of school administrators taught the suspected thief a lesson. they spoke about how they took him down. >> we are talking about two administrators, one who confronted the suspected thief here on the school grounds. then the principal who ended up chasing after him and actually having to pull him off the fence as the suspect was trying to get away. >> it's crazy and heroic by both of them. >> it's all the talk. >> the high school where every kid is issued an ipad, but somebody has been stealing them lately. >> you get tired of it. >> the dean of students says he was making his rounds yesterday afternoon when he saw a suspicious young man with a backpack. >> he said he was a student om

the next "washington journal" a roundtable discussion on politics of the automatic spending cuts known as sequestration. we're joined by the daily callers will ran. then security lapses in the center of disease control and prevention. "u.s.a. today" reporter allison i don't think talks about the issue. a historical consultant with the museum is our guest. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. the house and senate are back on monday. house lawmakers will begin on a stop gap bill to keep the government funded. current funding runs out on march 27 and the c.r. is expected to come up for debate and votes later in the week. live coverage of the u.s. house here on c-span. the senate returns on 2:00 eastern and votes on a new york court nominations at about 5:30 p.m. on tuesday they are going to vote on a measure on expenditures on tuesday. also on the nomination on john brennan to be the next c.i.a. director. you can watch the senate live on c-span2. next a disdiscussion about surveillance laws and updating the privacy act. speakers include laura wane steen and the counselor for

finally engaging republicans on the fiscal kay ossments we will tell you what happened in meetings today and last night. then, who is responsible for ms. delaware teen u.s.a. doing are porn film. her or society? that's raising a lot of controversy. and we are coming right back. s just so frustrating... ♪ the middle of this special moment ♪ i'm fed up with always having to put my bladder's needs ahead of my daughter. ♪ so today, i'm finally talking to my doctor about overactive bladder symptoms. [ female announcer ] know that gotta go feeling? ask your doctor about prescription toviaz. one toviaz pill a day significantly reduces sudden urges and accidents, for 24 hours. if you have certain stomach problems or glaoma, or can not empty your bladd, you should not take toviaz. get emergency medical help right away if your face, lips, throat or tongue swells. toviaz can cause blurred vision, dizziness, drowsiness and decreased sweating. do not drive,perate machinery or do unsafe tasks until you ow how toviaz affects you. the most common side effects are dry mouth and constipation. talk to your doctor about toviaz. >> with hotwire's low prices, i can afford to visit chic

the red prada shoes. here's a live look at the sistine chapel where francis is holding mass with the conference of cardinals, joining my panel is a raoul reyes, a columnist with "u.s.aso much for joining the panel. obviously this is an extremely historic. there's never been a pope from latin america. and meanwhile, latin america is where the growth in the catholic church is taking place. >> this is a huge shift of the church. away from you know, from europe to the new world. i can tell you i happen to be catholic like the majority of latinos in the u.s. this is one of those occasions because he is the first, because he is historic, everyone is very excited. the only thing i could compare it to is perhaps when sonia sotomayor was named to the high court. whether you were democrat or republican, no matter what your affiliations, if you were hispanic, you were just beyond excited and proud. and now that said -- >> except marco rubio, who was against her. he was the exception. >> and ted cruz. >> but everybody else though. that said, the gallup poll shows that among u.s. latinos, the numbers of catholics is dropping. and we don't have, however, crisis, a crisis of faith

the gap. willie bloomquist and david wright while score. us a takes the lead. then greg kimble, comes in to close it. gets joey votto looking. u.s.a. wins. they and italy advance from group b to the second round in miami. >> cactus league. these sauce damages travel with the team? matt keane got some run -- matt cain got some run support. nick noonan, drills it pass a diving second baseman. the giants beat the brewers, 6-1. >> a's opening day pitcher brett anderson had to leave the game after facing two batters. strained muscle in his up rear right back. former stanford star edlowrey had a home run and the a's beat the d-backs 75. >> tiger woods making a statement today as he led the world golf challenge from wire-to-wire. now 40-2 when lead offering three rounds in his career, winning his 76th pga tour event in miami. the famed blue month store of doral country club. tiger came into the round with a four-shot lead. this one on two. phil mickelson, made a run. approach on eight. just short of the how. finishes 1-under 71, today for third place. tiger's playing partner, graeme mcdowell. two eagles yesterday, one today. finished tied for t

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the u.s.a.-ucla rival reminds me of a story i heard this afternoon. apparently there was very nearly trouble at a party downtown attended by some usd students a few weeks ago. the way i heard it, one of the usc students leaned over to the eye and said do you want to hear a joke? >> before you tell a joke you should know something. i am 6 foot 5 inches tall and i weigh 230 pounds and i go to ucla. the guy next to me is a bruin too and the next guy is 6 foot 3 and he goes to ucla. do you want to tell that joke? >> i guess not, the usc student said. not if i am going to have to explain it three times. [laughter] [applause] well, thanks for laughing. you know what they say in this town. i am only as good as the material they give me. [laughter] of course, that ucla student could be -- the dewomen's volleyball championship or women's tennis or all those olympic medals in london. those brands are so sensitive. -- bruins de are so sensitive. the post 911 generation is recognized as the new status -- greatest generation. the members of the post-9/11 cold war h

the conference u.s.a. championship. memphis is up two, then the missed free throw. then it guess to over time in o.t., memphis down two jackson hits the jumper. 12 seconds to play. tied at 72. go to acond overtime. that's where memphis takes over. jackson with the steal. tigers going to the big dance, 91-79 their final. >> tee it up. florida, tour in florida at the innsbruck copperhead course. beautiful day for golf in florida. sergio garcia showing off his short game. nothing but neat. three strokes off the lead. justin leonard on his game. birdie on 12. tied for the lead at 6-under with a 67. kevin streelman, 6-under 65, also at 6 under par, and it's a three-way tie for the lead. but 16 players separated by only three shots. >>> and we'll see you again at 6:00. and news from the 49ers' camp. >> carolyn: look forward to that. thank you very much. even the president of the united states >> carolyn: at 6:00, problems for the u.s. cruise ship making a home in san francisco. the long lines and delays have passengers concerned. >> when you're the president you can play ball in the house. check it out. an official white house photo of president obama hurling a basketball in the oval off

the players and coaches. this is as wild we have seen a baseball year in we'res. canada wins 10-3. team u.s.a. faces italy tonight at 6:00 p.m. >>> cactus league action. giants and got crushed. the royals are 12-1. the giants pitcher gave up eight. in the only positive for the giants-brandon's fourth home run of the spring. >> the a's lose. >> let's tee it up in south florida. there was your a's and ranger's score. tee i it up in south florida and look who is book. tiger woods leading wire-to-wire, he's a machine. phil mickelson is in third. tiger finding success on the same hole. his approach gets the bounce, rolls to within a foot of the cup. would tap that in for birdie. grandma -- graeme mcdowell. chips this eagle in. on 16th, four back. tiger, 24 birdies in this tournament. shot 5-under 67, huge birdie putt on 18. giving them momentum coming into sunday's final round. >> see if tiger can hold up on sunday. >> ama: well, barbie turns 54 and looks great. ahead, meet one of barbie's biggest fans and see >> ama: coming up in half hour at 6:00... >> i can see that the guy was trying to rip a gu

a bathroom. police and prosecutors believe there are more victims. kaufmann owns this batting cage facility called triple play u.s.a.. kaufmann is also the head coach of the smoke basketball club. previously he coached at bishop o dowd high school. a $300,000 warrant has been issued for his arrest. he was arrested in july but charges were dropped after insufficient evidence. after he was released he attempted to kill himself in a hotel room. >>> city of richmond is starting to clear the city of some dangerous eyesores and it's battling the blight with heavy equipment. crews will tear down abandoned homes in parchester village and in the iron triangle but critics told us the cleanup could actually backfire. >> reporter: you're looking at the city of richmond's plan to fight blight. in seconds a home that had been a black eye on this block in the iron triangle is rubble. >> it affects the quality of life. they have to look at this blight every single day. >> reporter: for five years after being foreclosured the home had been abandoned. squatered moved in and a slew of house fire followed. the only thing worse than a blighted home is a vaca

the u.s.a. because all car drivers are also cyclists. 60% of the people in the netherlands cycle at least three times a week. 80% at least once a week. so all the car drivers are also cyclists and they know as they turn right that there is an 80% chance that they will cut off a cyclist if they don't look. so there is also safety by numbers. one last thing and that is about liability. when i hear about cycling in the u.s., people say, oh, but cycling is so dangerous. and then we say, no, cycling is not dangerous. cyclists hardly ever cause accidents. cars cause accidents. cars cause facilities and in the netherlands we have the philosophy that car drivers should realize that they're in a machine that can kill. and also from that on responsibility in taking liability. if a car drives over a child on a bike, no matter what happens, he is 100% liable for whatever happens. and even in the other cases, when a car goes in the collision with an adult on a bike, still there is at least 50% liability for the car driver. and when the car driver would say, but yeah, the cyclists made a very strange movement. then

the country will give a quarter of a million each to alaska, washington, oregon, california, and hawaii. japan will hold almost $4 million in reserve if more funding is necessary. >>> all right, ahead, team u.s.aball goes home and what is the worst loss of the season for the w's? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, repair a torn labrum... ...recov >>> 49ers linebacker, alden smith, last season's mvp is recovering from minor shoulder surgery to repair. recovery time is unknown, the raiders are getting happy after signing nick roach. friday night minute, let's go. yeah. cooling down in hot arizona. giants hosting the rangers. matt cain on the defense tonight. pablo pounced on it. all in support of five shutout innings of mr. kaine. giants, a fourth inning, no doubt about it. a two-run shot, first homer this spring and the giants going to win 5-2. world baseball classic, angel got that game face on from puerto rico against the u.s. puerto rico scored all of their runs with two outs. andy gonzalez, doubles down the left field line. two runs going to score and the u.s., they would make a late charge, but they are out. puerto rico wins by a final of

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the gun lobby. a, the nra raised $1.6 million in february, the best monthly total since october of 2000. gun permit applications are up in newtown. this is the craziest part. this has gone underdiscussed, in "u.s.areport, this week with little attention or discussion, lawmakers passed a half a dozen gun provisions, most of them designed to please the nra. the worst of these so-called riders tacked on to a must-pass spending bill to keep the federal government open until this fall insures that no federally licensed gun dealer ever has to conduct a gun inventory. it is shocking. that happened, in the cr, completely unrelated. as we were having a huge national discussion about gun safety reform issues, it gives you one step forward, half a step back. i don't even know what the sort of footprint on that is but the nra's influence, can't be underestimated or overstated. >> it shows the hurdles in getting something done. the nra has been on capitol hill for aimings and has a lot of allies, including speaker john boehner who might have to push a controversial immigration bill through his had house. is he going to put two bills on the floor that could anger his base and hurt them in 2014? potentially an