i think her story is credible. >> mr. alleneleased a statement through one of his representatives, read the article and found it untrue and disgraceful. he said a author reinvestigation was conducted by a court-appointed, independent expert and concluded there was no evidence of molestation. woody allen said, i didn't find any moral problems when it came to being with suni, another adopted daughter whom he had' sexual relationship with her whom he married. i didn't feel because she was mia's daughter there was any great moral dilemma. can we connect one circumstance with the other? >> it shows is an almost sociopathic lack of empathy for the family. she was the daughter of his girlfriend that he had a long-term, serious relationship with. he seemed completely oblivious to the pain that caused to mia farrow and the others. he made a very famous movie where he starred as a 42-year-old man having a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old girl with absolutely no moral comepunction whatsoever. he has been interested in underaged girl

a representative of woody allen saying in part, quote, mr. allen read the article and found it untrue and disgraceful, he'll be responding very soon. >>> for two of the world's closest allies, the u.s. and israel seem to have issues recently. dealing with the middle east peace process. on saturday, secretary of state kerry discussed the possibility that israel would face a boycott campaign if peace talks failed. he also said the status quo was illusionary and in his words momentary. israeli leaders calling the comments unfair and offensive and benjamin netanyahu said attempts to impose a boycott on the state of israel are immoral and unjust. moreover, they will not achieve their goal. the state department spokesperson says kerry's comments were taken out of context, insisting he was always opposed to boycott threats. kerry and the prime minister spoke by telephone late last night where they reportedly discussed a framework deal to bring the palestinians and israelis to the negotiating table. >>> all right. we switch gears now to talk about business

he has provided homes for turning the wounded u s veterans good job mr allen generally for some reason wealthy people don't do much to help other people besides giving money to charity to get some sort of tax free kick back with the wheel is helping other people out is actually in the best interest of rich guys to say whatever to stop to think about amish horse all mega wealthy that you believe in total isolation your going to have to deal with the west the people in your country and the better off that never dies is the less likely he is going to be the steal from you to get bought. al's work is fantastic because it gets veterans of the desperate situation returning home wounded trying to struggle to find work in a bad economy and treat their wounds of a massively over expensive medical system piano playing is a drop in the pocket for the over twenty million american servicemen will come back home which shows that a wounded veteran with a place to live at a much better chance of a good life and if your bets are living under bridges a better society will be a crash just acting. i am ma

veterans good job mr allen generally for some reason wealthy people don't do much to help other people besides giving money to charity to get some sort of tax break kickback the thing they don't realize that helping other people out is actually in the best interest of rich guys too if they would ever just stop to think about it a little more so mega wealthy that you could live in total isolation you're going to have to deal with the rest of the people in your country and the better off that average guy is the less likely he's going to need to steal from you to get by ellen's work is fantastic because it gets veterans out of a desperate situation returning home wounded trying to struggle to find work in a. that economy and treat their wounds in a massively over expensive medical system yet well its plan is a drop in the bucket for the over twenty million american servicemen who have come back home but it shows that a wounded veteran with a place to live as a much better chance at a good life and the fewer vets there are living under a bridge the better society will be but that's just my

all of the students of today the opposition is critical of mr allen shutters role in setting up the inquiry. why is this he said. minister for justice. it was as those terms of reference is my copics sapping the ring true and it's so. one year old man is charged with the merger of some new plants in thailand the warning from the revenue commissioners pay the property tax by the end of march. what penalties will apply. we're trying to do is encourage property owners to come to us in the midst of getting those ashes from a new context for what he does which makes full use of the six weeks. you do welcome to six one. having resisted calls for an independent inquiry into the alleged bugging of the card on with mom the government today decided to call in a retired high court judge to investigate the affair. the terms of reference for the party have injected work guys the petition said the judge to be given eight weeks to inquire into the controversy enough of those luckily by the garda commissioner who publishes opera fully with the investigation the further development the office justice commit

roger helmer mr allen thank you so much for joining us here in c.n.n. national to discuss the situation with patrols. you know looking at the situation in britain some would argue that these patrols screeched these christian patrols are justified reaction to incidents like the brutal murder of a british soldier lee rigby last year by islamic extremist and aligned and what do you make of these groups and these protests roles are they actually breaking the law there well we have britain don't like vigilantes we like having a police force which should keep the peace for everyone it's absolutely fundamental that we have one wall that applies to all citizens of the country so there is a real concern first of all with vigilante groups and we've had groups of muslims trying to impose islamic values on people on the street and that is wholly unacceptable. we must have a situation where the same law applies to everybody we cannot have bits of sharia law incorporated into british you'll always see the british society is a very mild to africa one and in trying to

he said, mr. allene and found it untrue and disgraceful and he will be responding very soon. and it goes on. >> there was an investigation the time, no charges were brought. they did find -- they did think something happened, they just couldn't prove something had happened. >> 7 years old, too fragile to testify at that time. >> and now the statute of limitations -- >> exactly. >> a little bit about philip seymour hoffman. we covered him, but what do we know? >> the autopsy is taking place today at his west village apartment. we don't know a whole lot. we know there were bags of what is suspected to be heroin found in his apartment, eight bags of this substance. we'll find out more after the toxicology reports come out. it is shocking. everyone in hollywood is mourning, grieving, from tom hanks to different co-stars he had in various films and he was a character actor. beloved by all of his followers. and it is still a shock to many. people in the west village were talking yesterday to nbc news and sayi

a few days ago woody allen responded with a statement reading mr. allenthe article and found it untrue and disgraceful. he will be responding very soon. in the meantime it is essential that your coverage make the following facts clear. at the time a thorough investigation was conducted by kourlt appointed independent experts. the experts concluded there was no credible evidence of molestation, that diylan farrow had likely been coached by her mother. no charges had been filed. the allegations came to light after her mother mia farrow split from allen. >> dylan farrow speaking out and giving new details of an alleged sexual assault. in an open letter she recounts an incident she says happened in 1992. when i was 7 years old woody allen took me by the hand and led me into a dim, closet like attic on the second floor of our house. he told me to lay on my stomach and play with my brother's electric train set. then he sexually assaulted me. he talked to me while he did it whisperring that i was a good girl, that this was our secret, promising we would go to pa

mr. jay allen. dear mr. fong and commissioner, i have reviewed the proposed addition at 4546 19th street. i use thorpe lane daily. appropriate for the site and the neighborhood. the neighborhood has an incredibly broad mix of architectural styles and this proposal, which is tasteful and attractive, is quite similar in style to at least two remodels recently completed. it appears to me the only neighbors who are requesting discretionary review of the project and are frankly agitating many others not really in the neighborhood are those who are concerned with how it will impact their view. while they may claim the proposed structure is inconsistent with others in the neighborhood or that it is too large, their real concern is their view. walk 19th street and you will see the diversity of styles and sizes and the similar structures recently completed. despite the thin veil over their real concerns, carolyn has gone out of her way to work with the neighbors and spent over a year modifying the design. frankly, ma

in response, allen's representative released a statement saying this, mr. allenfinds it untrue and disgraceful. he will be responding very soon. in the meantime, it is essential your coverage make the following facts clear. at the time a thorough investigation was conducted by court-appointed independent experts. the experts concluded there was no credible evidence of molestation that dylan pharaoh had an inability to distinguish between fantasy and reality, and that dylan pharaoh had likely been coached by her mother, mia farrow. no charges were ever filed. the allegation first came to light in 1992 after pharaoh's mother split with allen over his affair with one of pharaoh's other adopted children. >>> the snow and weather that spared the super bowl will hit the northeast overnight. it's already left its mark in a large portion. oklahoma as you can see getting some of the worst weather. what started as sleet and freezing rain turned to snow. before the snow ends, that snow will stretch from oklahoma all the way to michigan, and it could dump up to 8 inches of s

and mr. allen. they are both acting as apologists for hillary clinton.eivable that hillary clinton acting as secretary of state did not know that this was a terrorist attack in benghazi. that is my comment. host: keith, indiana, republican caller. take careey need to of what is going on in this country. the president needs to focus on the needs of american people here. he is talking about things that should have already been taken care of. ok, at the end of the vietnam war is when this really started happening. ok, he don't need to worry about these other countries. that is a problem of their own. he needs to take care of the children, the people here. he cannot take care of something he lacks knowledge of. he has not fought a war, he has not done anything in a hard work force, he can not physically do the jobs that american people have done. he cannot stand on the side of an iron worker, a construction worker, a steel worker, and get his hands dirty. 8 hours to 12 hours and physically work with men and women in this country. he does not need to play i k

mr. allen read the article and found it untree and disgraceful. at the time a thorough investigation was conducted like court-a pointed experts and the experts concluded and there was no evidence of molestation. she had an inability to distinguish between fantasy and reality. dylan had likely been coached by her mother. no charges were ever filed. with a letter and recent tweets that put her back in the spotlight and the court of public opinion. mia farrow expressed contempt as she was being honored by his piers, tweeting a woman was public low detailed woody allen's molestation at age 7. golden globe tribute showed contempt for her and all of you survivors. her son followed suit making no effort to the disgust for her father. he publicly confirmed he molested her and it's all part of the study that is part of her personal life. the couple separated after 12 years with mia farrow discovered having an affair with her adopted daughter. it's now allen's wife. the same year they said allen touched her inappropriately. allen consistently denied the cla

veterans good job mr allen generally for some reason wealthy people don't do much to help other people besides giving money to charity to get some sort of tax break kickback the thing they don't realize that helping other people out is actually in the best interest of rich guys too if they would ever just stop to think about it a little more so mega wealthy that you could live in total isolation you're going to have to deal with the rest of the people in your country and the better off that average guy is the less likely he's going to need to steal from you to get by ellen's work is fantastic because it gets veterans out of a desperate situation returning home wounded trying to struggle to find work in a bad economy and treat their wounds in a massively over expensive medical system here ellis point is a drop in the bucket for the over twenty million american servicemen who have come back home but it shows that a wounded veteran with a place to live as a much better chance at a good life and the fewer vets are living under a bridge the better society will be but that's just my opinion.

allen's representative said mr. allen read the article and found it untrue and disgraceful. oon. but allen's response was clear back in 1993. experts concluded there was no evidence of molestation. and while allen was never charged, he did lose custody of his three children, including, dylan. the public battle prompted the usually reclusive allen to speak out. >> i adore my daughter. the whole thing is crazy. >> reporter: but with allen now up for best original screen play at the oscars, some say his prospects and his legacy may be in jeopardy. >> some people may say, i just don't feel comfortable being in one of his movies because of this. >> reporter: for "good morning america," linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> let's talk to dan abrams about all this right now. you just heard in linsey's piece, 20-year-old allegations. no charges brought. independent medical examiners said no conclusion. do these new details that are coming forward now, do they change the situation legally at all? >> no, they won't. in large part because the statute of limitations has expired. even if y

quote, mr. allen has read the article and found it untrue and disgraceful.time a thorough investigation was conducted by court appointed independent experts. the experts concluded there was no credible evidence of molestation. that dylan farrow had an inability to distinguish between fantasy and reality and that dylan farrow had likely been coached by her mother mia farrow. no charges were ever filed. the allegations first came to light 1992. the letter and recent tweets are putting them back in the spotlight and back in the court of public opinion. m.ia farrow displayed her contempt for her ex in january as allen was being honored by his peers at the golden globes awards tweeting a woman has detailed her molestation of allen. golden globe showed contempt for her and all survivors. his son did not vail his disgust for his father. missed the woody allen tribute did they put the part where a woman publicly confirmed he molested her at age 7. the couple separated after 12 years when mia discovered he was having an affair with their other adopted daughter who is

mr. allen's was grossly inappropriate and denied visitation. >> i would say that the judge was wrong ande favored mia farrow for a variety of reasons. i think a lot of the confusion about the case relates to how the relationship with suni evolved. suni was not allen's daughter and it was mia farrow and andre previns' daughter. too many people believed that suni was his daughter and he was having a relationship with his adopted daughter. that was not true. it never was trou and a lot of the confusion that has risen around the case and particularly in the custody case arises from that fact. >> if woody allen looks at an article like this and looks at two decades later and all of this coming up again, what legal recourse does he have? is there somebody he can sue for defamation, for example? >> woody allen is not interested in suing anybody for defamation. he was determined not to have molested his daughter 20 years ago. the case is over. there is no case. the fact that it's being brought up now is suspect. the timing is suspect. theiring's happened. they haven't had any relationship in the

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mr. allen's name mentioned from that stage. >> yeah.y a supporting role, actor. you have a different diversion opinion here. >> yeah, i think that -- i think it should be, again, just like "wolf of wall street" i think jonah hill -- i think that comic performances get not enough attention. >> true. >> from the academy. and i think what he did there was so kind of crazy. he was sort of like jerry lewis, you know, to dicaprio's dean martin. i think jared leto will win. >> you said jonah hill's performance being more comedic, so he might not win, do they just not have enough comedies -- >> no, they have many. and golden globes split it between comedy and drama. i think that it's part of the whole oscar mystique. >> tony, thank you. >> excited about it. >> yes, it is. the travel. >>> coming up, jeff dyer digs deep into the relationship with china, and the controversy playing out from the banks to the high seas. take a closer look at your fidelity green line and you'll see just how much it has to offer, especially if you're thinking of movin

a representative for woody allen responded to farrow's letter saying, quote, mr. allend the article and found it untrue and disgraceful. he will be responding very soon. >> the prosecutor at the time thought that there was evidence, there was concerns of what it would do to this young girl, taking her through the trial. >> yeah. >> but i think nick christoff raised good questions that we may never know exactly what happened but while hollywood surrounds this man and continues to praise him and gives him these wonderful awards, why haven't more questions -- >> is he up for another one. >> why haven't more questions been asked? and why does everybody rush to bow to him? >> i don't disagree with you at all. >> it's not me. that is that nick christoff was saying. >> i don't disagree with nick christoff at all. when he was 42 he dated a 17-year-old. he married his adoptive daughter and his wife found out they were having an affair when the wife was 19. how do you not look at this and question seriously. the prosecutor in this case, as you mentioned, joe, he said there wasn't

overwhelmed at the amount of support that mr. allenit's definitely stress off my shoulders. >> i can imagine. what's it like? were thru when you handed over the keys? >> absolutely. i was there. i called him to let him know we chose him and we performed the house and remodelled it. i took him through and he was trying to sell me on it. we already bought it. we were playing a trick on him. i was there to happened the keys over to him and with everybody there, they are great sponsors and everything. it's the most humbling experience when you get to say thank you in such a way that we take for granted in our everyday lives. for me that's why we do it. i get to play a game for a living and drink my morning coffee because men and women like ken are fighting overseas to protect our freedom. we get to sit at home and enjoy the little things inform my opinion if they come home and their house is a hindrance or a double amputee is living in an upstairs apartment with no elevator, that's a disservice. it's our obligation as an american to make s

mr. van allen. >> i joined the chairman in welcoming you, dr. elmendorf, welcome to you and your entire team for the good work you do. as i look at the most recent cbo report it is good news/bad news story. the good news is we have seen economic growth over the last few years and continued economic growth going forward. the economy has added over 8.2 million private sector jobs over the last 46 months. on the other hand, this report projects very sluggish growth in the job market. in fact as i read it you project the average unemployment rate in 2014 will actually be higher than the unemployment rate in december of last year and that clearly is not good news. page 3 of your report sums of this next story when it states, quote, economic growth is projected to be solid in the near term but weakness in the labour market will persist and that sums up our challenge and it seems to me we should therefore take actions that are within the control of this congress. congress can change that trajectory. your report is based on current law but congress can

mr. van allen. >> i joined the chairman in welcoming you, dr. elmendorf, welcome to you and your entire team for the good work you do. as i look at the most recent cbo report it is good news/bad news story. the good news is we have seen economic growth over the last few years and continued economic growth going forward. the economy has added over 8.2 million private sector jobs over the last 46 months. on the other hand, this report projects very sluggish growth in the job market. in fact as i read it you project the average unemployment rate in 2014 will actually be higher than the unemployment rate in december of last year and that clearly is not good news. page 3 of your report sums of this next story when it states, quote, economic growth is projected to be solid in the near term but weakness in the labour market will persist and that sums up our challenge and it seems to me we should therefore take actions that are within the control of this congress. congress can change that trajectory. your report is based on current law but congress can

mr. poe. edgar allen poe wrote the biggest masterpieces in this house. >> this was edgar's laptop. >> this isived still in existence. >> he died in baltimore. it remains a mystery to this day? >> yes. >> supposedly this is the last place edgar allen poe had a drink before he collapsed and died. word is he died. >> is it you? >> it is, yes. >> you portray edgar allen poe in plays around the country. when you walk the streets of baltimore in character, how does that feel? >> very mysterious and wonderful. i enjoy going around thinking, this is what he saw. >> the bartender and owner say they see a evidence of ghosts all the time. >> i'll have to come back more often. >> you must end your visit here at edgar allen poe's grave. take a look. you wouldn't have been the first. wow, this hotel is amazing. oh no. who are you? who are you? wrong answer. wait, daddy, this is blair, he booked this room with priceline express deals and saved a ton. yeah, i didn't have to bid i got everything i wanted. oh good i always do. oh good he seemed nice. express deals. priceline savings without the bidding. i can'

mr. mike allen, always puts on a good show. he has look at the "playbook."with the history of "rap 6." >> you and vandehei doing the history of rap. oh, i'd love to see that. let's talk about, you guys have a big piece up now, the man credited as the architect of president obama's re-election campaign is now being called the democratic party's version of karl rove. he's a guy a lot of people around this table know and have dealt with quite a bit. tell our viewers about jim messina. >> yeah, well, here's the fascinating part about the path of jim messina is following, very similar to karl rove, in that they're finding the power, the money in politics is outside the traditional system. so outside the political parties, the campaigns. so jim messina is now chairman of both organizing for action, president obama's nonprofit, which he'll be speaking to tomorrow, he's chairman of a pro-hillary super pac, priorities usa, the messina group consults to groups like the american gaming association. messina gives speeches, $50,000 each, to groups like the american insti

mr. mike allen, he has a look at the "playbook."en digs deep into him, and in it politico reporting that the vice president has clashed with the president's staff. take us through some of the highlights of the piece. there's so much to get through in glenn's piece. >> yeah, willie, this is the cover story of the second edition of our politico magazine "joe biden in winter." and glenn rode an amtrak train with biden up to philadelphia, had an amazing conversation, came away saying that he still is a happy warrior, he recognizes he's probably not going to be president, but is not ready to give up, and definitely plans to try. glenn came away both from this conversation with the vice president and from talking to countless people around him that the vice president does want to do it. willie, the juiciest three words in this article are when the vice president is talking about his chances in '16. he told three friends that glenn talked to that he thinks he is the most qualified for '16, a shot at hillary clinton there. he said he's seen

mr. mike allen? tell me about dave camp, please, focus.licans worry a new tax plan could earn them a lot of enemies and has no chance of passing and some people say what is the plan and why take it up if there is so many downsides? >> it seems the republicans when they get on a roll they found a new way to shoot themselves in the foot or someplace else and a lot of republicans think they are doing that again. no way tax reform is going to pass this congress. something complicated and hit a lot of constituencies. yesterday, tomorrow, they are putting out their plan to simplify rates and to cut back some of the goodies that are in the tax code. they are doing it because the chairman who has been working on this and has been writing it for years, david camp leaves office next year, and he didn't want all of his work to go down the drain. republicans are telling us this is the vanity of one chairman putting this out and it's going to cause them all kinds of problems. not only are the cuts and the people who get hurt in this plan, not only is i

allen stanford, a globe-trotting multi-billionaire from texas, was accused of bilking investors out of $7 billion. his scam gets overshadowed by mr. madoff's but five years later, stanford's victims have fared considerably worse. >> hello, i'm allen stanford. >> reporter: allen stanford exude the american dream. sell-mail billionaire from rural texas who became a royal knight in the caribbean nation of antigua and an international booster of cricket. >> the mastermind and thunder of the whole project, sir allen stanford. >> reporter: investors, many retired oil workers respect ate it up. 28,000 people, 10 times the number of investors in madoff, bought certificates of deposit from stanford's antiguan bank, assured by his u.s. sales force that the cds were every bit as safe as hose in the u.s. angela and her family lost monthlies. like other victims she feels abandoned by the government. >> i do have to say that stanford victim dozen feel like the stepchildren in the ponzi world. >> reporter: in sharp contrast to madoff, stanford's investors have recovered next to nothing. many still believe stanford got a pass for years, thanks t

allen west you're wrong. i think so i'm optimistic. mr duffy i hope you're right more of tonight's big picture politics panel after the break. i've got a quote for you. it's pretty tough to. stay where it's about story and. let's give this guy like you would smear about guns instead of working for the people most issues in the mainstream media or working for each other driver i'm stationed in spite. of it rather. it was a. very hard to take i think once again to come on here a plane fly had never had sex with her thick hair the place. the place. if it was safe if. if . wall go back with me for tonight's big picture politics panel are here we knew some dates wait and marc harrold let's get back to it according to a new study published in the journal of the proceedings of the national academy of sciences and reported by ross story canadian tar sands will from the athabaskan tar sands in alberta releases more hydrocarbon pollutants into the air than scientists had previously estimated study comes just days after the state department said in

allen west you're wrong. i think so i'm optimistic. mr duffy i hope you're right more of tonight's big picture politics panel after the break. we'll look at. science technology innovation paul believes developments from around russia we've got this huge you're covered. i marinate joining me. for impartial and financial reporting commentary interviews and much much. only on the bus and. i've got a quote for you. it's pretty tough. as they were it's a story. let's give this guy look but smear about guns instead of working for the people both missions on the beach working for each other bridegrooms vision. of the. wall go back with me for tonight's big picture politics panel or he knew some great sweep and marc harrold let's get back to it according to a new study published in the journal of the proceedings of the national academy of sciences and reported by ross story canadian tar sands oil from the athabaskan tar sands in alberta releases more hydrocarbon pollutants into the air than scientists had previously estimated study comes just day

mr. of their. keep that in mind for later. a truly horrific episode between striking steelworkers it was a terrible bloody episode. but it's for sure allen pinkerton did not smash anyone's grandfather over the head that day. i can hear you ask how can you be so sure? he was dead. [laughter] he died eight years earlier and it has been my experience dead mend? in those schools. my point is teeeighteen story is tangled up with the darker aspects with the legacy but katy the founder of the agency spent his youth marching for the rights of working man in his native scotland. allen pinkerton founder of the agency rand a station on the underground railroad helping the fugitive slaves on their way north to freedom. he was a friend of john browne the fire and brimstone abolitionist even though the assistance he gave going to "harper's" ferry put him on the wrong side of the law. lobby and by day lawbreaker by night. i am not looking to apologize for what he did on his watch especially later with this story that is never told of a barefoot cooper who makes his bones protecting america's railroads. this first-ever biggest client is the illinois cen

allen's "blue jasmine." angelina jolie caught the camera's eye by wearing a matching tuxedo. mr. and mrs.tress best known for her lead role in "juneau." she made a major personal announcement. >> i am here today because i am gay and because -- [ applause ] and because maybe i can make a difference to help others have an easier and more hopeful time. regardless for me, i feel a personal obligation and a social responsibility. i also do itselfishly because i'm tired of hiding and i'm tired of lying by omission. >> ellen paige there. many in the hollywood community and others congratulating page immediately. her next project is a drama called "free held." based on a gay couple whose benefits are frozen after one is diagnosed with a terminal disease. >>> just when you thought that miley cyrus couldn't get any raunchier, she launches her bangers tour. she launches the show with the tongue, plenty of innuendo. the shocking moment came when one of the dancers came out in a bill clinton mask. cyrus then did her best virtual imitation of monica lewinsky. the performance is getting a big reaction.

mr. president, do you accept any responsibility for the discord in washington? tim allenalways winners and losers, why do you think it is possible to level all playing fields? jim, new jersey, why do you focus so much, mr. president, on income inequality when the real issue is intellectual inequality. and pennsylvania, mr. president, your signature legislation national health care is unpopular in the polls. you seem to be going against the will of the people. how do you reconcile that? really excellent questions, are they not? as i said i'm going to choose one of them to ask the president on sunday afternoon. we received a ton of mail, as you know. now, i don't know whether i'm going to ask your question during the live interview or the taped interview. not sure yet. it just depends on the conversation. it is back and forth. i'm walking the high wire here. so i ask the question, engage how much time he is going to spend answering it or if he answers it at all. he may kind of veer off. i'll get the question asked. if you don't hear it on the live field from our viewer you

mr. strolla? >> judge, we agree. they said they had four counts and they are still deadlocked. normally, it is a multiple -- but they are going to put in another allenry, judge. >> quite frankly, i don't believe it is allowed by law. >> we agree with your honor. >> all right. mr. dunn, you understand the situation, and understand that apparently one case, one count would be declared a mistrial? >> yes, your honor. >> okay. then bring the jurors back in. >> jurors are entering the courtroom. >> all right. sorry about that, ladies and gentlemen. you can have a seat. and juror 7, you are the foreperson and if you will hand the verdict forms to the bailiff, please. >> thank you. >>> all right. we have verdicts in counts two, three, four and five. i have the verdict form in count one, and there are no markings on it, but i will provide it to the clerk for the record. and based on the jury's inability to reach a verdict as to count one, i would declare that mistried, and we will talk about how we will proceed with regard to that in a moment. the other verdict forms are in order, and i will give it to the clerk for publish iing. >> in the circuit court of

mr. poe. he wrote some of his best masterpieces in the house. which is one of the coolest features of the house. this is edgar allen poe's laptop, if you will.r table. >> this is the oldest place he lived still in existence. >> he died in baltimore but it still remains a mystery to this day. >> yes. >> supposedly this is the last place edgar alan poe had a drink before he collapsed and died. word is he still haunts this place. >> oh, my gosh, it is you. >> yes, it is. >> you portray edgar allan poe. when you walk the streets of baltimore and you're in character, how does it feel? >> feels to me very mysterious and wonderful i think about what he saw. >> bartender and owner say they see evidence of ghosts all the time. >> i'm have to come back more often. >> of course you must end your visit here. it's edgar allan poe's grave. take a look. you wouldn't have been the first. >> there you have it. just ahead in the newsroom, new federal rights and protections that will affect same-sex marriage in every state. a big impact or more confusion? we'll have details coming up. wow, this hotel is amazing. oh no. who are you? who are you? wrong answer. w

mr. chairman. thank you for being with us this afternoon. sherry allen appeared comfortable with the stress testing. do you have an opinion on that studying whether it was adequate to do a stress test of what the fed has been doing? >> i have not followed the attic, so i don't want to pass judgment. i will say a bit skeptical of the rounds of stress testing here and in the e.u. much of them have not been on that stressful, but again i will emphasize. >> what will you look for in a stress test? what kind of variables? >> one of the things i'm most concerned about is we are on agreements rates will go up at some point. i do worry it is necessary to encourage funding, that you're encouraging a man of mismatch within the banking system that i worry about. so we do need to keep an eye when rates go up. after all, that's it for the savings and loan crisis. that degree of mismatch in assets and liabilities is to be observed quite closely. i also think we need to be a bit more stressful about sovereign risk. certainly it's more of a case in the e.u., but the tre