take that off your head. >> deputy mullison knows mcbride well. >> mcbride was always the inmate thateded attention in different ways. and she was always loud when i walked in. "good morning, miss mullison." all that kind of stuff. and so when she was quiet or anything, i knew something was wrong with her. irknew she was up to something. when are you supposed to be home? are you sentenced? >> march. >> and you've stayed clean? >> yes. >> good. >> you proud of me? >> i didn't go that far but -- >> i didn't get high the whole time. >> good. >> they think i transport drugs in here. well, i did it for a minute last time i was here. all i wanted to do is get high. so get high, get high, get high. >> how would someone get drugs in here? >> all women have a -- a pocket. that's how. >> any time anybody is brought into jail, into custody, they are subject to strip before they come out to housing unit. >> i'll take it. >> we take their clothing then they bend over and they squat. >> use your hands to separate your butt cheeks. all the way. all the way. cuff three times on your mark, cuff. [ cou

one is a blur photo of mcbride holding what appears to be a gun.e defense claims ms. mcbride could have thought she was breaking into her marijuana supplier's house. it seems like they're going after the background of the deceased. >> of course they are. of course they are. the best defense for them is a good offense. you remember long before george zimmerman went on trial, we heard a lot about who trayvon martin was. and the defense called into question his character and his identity long before the jurors ever stepped foot in a courtroom. you're seeing the same thing here. the legal question is what is going to be relevant, because these are strangers. the defendant did not know renisha mcbride or that she had these themself on her phone. the issue is about shaping perception about who these individuals are before people ever set foot in that courtroom. and they want to get in early and shape the perception about who this young woman is. >> that's what makes it a win-win, carmen, that they disparage the victim, even if they don't get the evidence

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mcbride had a character trait for aggression.tions is set for tomorrow. faith, should these records be admissible? >> no. and i don't think they will be. and if you can recall in the george zimmerman case, there were photos from trayvon martin's phone that the defense also wanted to introduce. they said that he had drugs or perhaps a gun in those photos. and the judge didn't allow it in, for good reason. this is a self-defense case. and the issue surrounding what happened are really about what happened that night. >> right. >> and this is between strangers. the defendant did not know relisha mcbride. he didn't know anything about her past. so what is really relevant is what happened that night there is an exception. in a self-defense case when it's a homicide and you have an allegation that the other person was the initial aggressor, you can bring out evidence that that person had a reputation for violence in the community. so if they can find somebody that knows her reputation that is willing to testify she had a violent past in

he's going after mcbride's background.s going all in, it looks like hp. >> taking a page out of what george zimmerman did. he talked about all these activities he engaged in, photos he had on his phone, fights he was allegedly involved in. he's talking about these things in a very public manner, wanting to paint a picture of who trayvon martin was before the trial started. >> couldn't that also backfire at some point? couldn't it look like you're blaiming the victim for being killed? we can't say he did or did not believe robbing the defense, but clearly there's no evidence that's what he was doing. >> a wise defense attorney general would not be attacking the virk tim. it didn't feel as if he was in fear of imminent danger for the people in his household. did he have a right to defend his home at that time? a wise defense attorney would focus on the facts and steer clear, especially in this case from attacking the victims. >> they're not going to do that. they want these. they want people to believe he was in fear for his

mcbride is very suspicious of the media, but he agrees to speak exclusively with abc news.>> he's a member of the divine province. >> reporter: he says he didn't know in advance about loki boy's mansion takeover, but he now supports him fully. it's lawful to move into a house -- >> absolutely. >> -- that's not yours and say, "this is mine"? >> correct. >> reporter: but there are many other laws mcbride feels he and his followers are not subject to. how? he shows me a seal he says was a gift from pope benedict himself. what can you do with this? >> it means i can now give orders or issue decrees that the vatican and the roman curia must follow. >> are you saying that you have some sort of papal authority here in north america? >> in the globe. >> in the globe? >> correct. >> so you have primary control of the earth? >> correct. >> that seems like a lot of power. >> i understand. it is. and a lot of responsibility. >> reporter: this may sound ridiculous, but the fbi is not laughing. there are an estimated 300,000 people in this country who share some version of mcbride's beli

. >> and i am rob mcbride in china with the small plant that has a big part to may in the fight againstustrial pollution. ♪ ♪ >>> all right, but we can start now in south korea where the ferry that sanction on wednesday is now fallen on its side on the sea bed. three days after the ferry capsized with more than 470 people on board, hope of finding survivors impossible air pockets is, of course, dwindling. so far 29 bodies have been recovered. 273 people remain missing. now most of hospital are high school students. one of the divers said he saw three bodies inside the submerged vessel but wasn't able to get them out. 40 dives are planned for today, that's saturday, in an effort to get inside the ship where most passengers are still believed to be trapped. let's have a look at the live scene there you can see it. where the rescue operation is assembled and you can see some of the rescued vessels which are out there in this part of the east china sea. well, our correspondent hairy hy faucet is there for us. harry we should start talking about the fact that the ferry has descended to the s

andguests, rebecca wilkins william mcbride. to both of you, thank you for joining us. one of the reasons we wanted to come on was a question pull -- posed by gallup. the question is, he said, do you regard the income tax you have to pay this year as fair? yes, 41% say no. guest: fairness is in the eye of the beholder. it is not well defined. good true, you have got a survey there that indicates most people do not think it is very fair. i think they are right. depending on the various definitions of fairness. general principle of fairness is that everyone is treated equally under the law. our tax code does not do that and has not done that in a long time. 100 years or more. does note tax itself treat people equally. it taxes income. it taxes people for generating income. it does depend on your income. guest: most people are not upset with the amount of taxes they pay, but they're upset when ge or mitt romney has a lower tax rate than they have. our tax system is not very fair in our view because we believe it ought to be more progressive than wealthier people should hav

greg mcbride of bankrate.com believes--- the better route is traditional debit cards. "long term, if you're going to build wealth, save and invest for the future, you need to be part of the traditional financial system. " mcbride adds that the pre-paid products are popping up in more national and regional banks. the threshold to reach the top one percent is a little lower than just a few years ago. using the most recent i-r-s data from 20-11, cnn reports that if you earn at least $389-thousand dollars a year--you're in the top one percent. in 2007, before the financial meltdown, it took more---426-thousand. what hasn't changed----the sort of work that pay commands. top earners tend to be doctors, lawyers, financial and non- financial executives along with tech experts and engineers. a judge wants to throw out a lawsuit over lululemon's see thru yoga pants. investors accused the company of fraud by hiding defects in the pants. the judge says if lululemon knew of quality control issues, company managers would have fixed the problem, rather than taking a $2 billion dollar

the one and only martina mcbride.eers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> i'm turning 60 on the "today" show. >> it's my 11th birthday. >> 2014. >> causing treble all the way from awe gust stay. >> good morning, savannah. >> and good morning. right back to you. welcome to "today" on tuesday morning. hello. you know what puts me in a great mood? >> setting a guinness world record. >> on a trampoline. >> are you seeing this here? this is exactly what i tell my kids not to do on the trampoline and they're going o set a record doing it. >> it's strangely mesmerizing watching it, isn't it? >> that's right. the guy being thrust into the air is being called the? >> the kipper. >> the kipper. we're going to see if he can set a record for the highest jump being jumped by the other two people. >> who are the? >> the bouncers. >> your trampoline trivia. >> the bouncers. >>> we'll see how that works out. let's go inside. natalie has a check of all of the top stories. natalie, good morning again. >> good morning to you all. there's new frustrat

mcbride again, prison officials say they will try to get mr.t to the hospital to resuscitate him. she said he was conscious and blinking, licking his lips, even after the process began. he then began to seize. meaning have seizures. again tht on the scene eyewitness reporting from bailey elise mcbride. he said the prisoner after being rushed to the hospital suffered a heart attack and died. this is breaking news tonight out of oklahoma. the state scheduled two executions for tonight by le lethal injection. back to back. the first didn't go as planned. it appears it went horribly wrong and the prisoner died of a heart attack after the execution was halted. the second execution has been stayed for two weeks. the director of the oklahoma department of corrections gave this account of what went wrong. >> those that were inside witnessed, it was determined he was sedated approximately seven minutes into the execution. at that time we began pushing the second and third drug in the protocol. there was some concern at that time that the drugs would not

cooper first tried to attack mcbride with a large wooden stick. cooper took off from the scene, but turned himself into police later that afternoon. a 24-hour vigil is going on right now to pay tribute to officers who have died in the line of duty. the chicago police honor guard is standing watch at the gold star families memorial and park, which is just east of soldier field. gold star family members and the public are invited to place flowers or wreaths at the memorial wall. the vigil ends just before midnight tonight. the blackhawks' defense of the stanley cup continues on to the second round. brent seabrook returned from his suspension in game six. no score in the first... seabrook shoots from the blue line and bryan bickell redirects it in for his second goal of the playoffs. the blues tied it, but in the third... hawks on the power play when jonathan toews scores his third of the series. corey crawford made 35 saves and the hawks win 5-1. they'll face either colorado or minnesota in the next round. more on the hawks and bulls coming up in sp

rob mcbride, al jazeera, jojang province, china. >> back to london for more news out of europe and with marian. >> we are folk ulcing on germany, one of the world's leaders in solar power. part of the green dream is to produce 80% of energy from renewable sources by 2050. it's the largest producers of lignite, also known as brown coal. as nick spicer reports, a child old german village near the polish border faces the bulldozer to make way for a mine. >> it's a multip-megaton monste. the biggest mobile industrial machine. wider than the eiffel tower is tall and churning out 50,000 towns of highly polluting brown coal every hour. while it chews through half a millimeter of current treeside near policy and every year. the monster is headed here through a 700-year-old village, one of several who are fighting it plans top expand coal production. >> years spend building al home the way they want it. it is just horrible to imagine. they want to dig a 100-meter deep hole right here where i am. the 900-year-old church will be dug out. the cemetery where my ancestors laid will be reviewed. it's

rachel bay look as efforts to fix the tax code and then citizens for tax justice is william mcbride discusss the fa fairness of the tax system and what needs to be reformed. >> here on c-span 2 a look at china has the second largest economy and their policiepolici. you can watch live coverage starting at 9 a.m. eastern. and on c-span 3, former state advisors discuss the muslim brotherhood in the middle east over the years. >>> edison was a plant scientist as well as interest in the other sciences. the story is he knew it didn't freeze in fort myers. so a lot of the interest he had in this area were based on his love of plants. by the 1920's the united states was relying on foreign rubber and we were headed into war. they decided the plant material and the process to be done in this country. edison ford and

mcbride laid notre dame. 28 points, she's good. jewel lloyd, aid 16, including the alley even. irish win. >>> lpga tour staging the first marriage of the year. michelle wie and lexy thompson tied for the lead to start the day. lexi came out swinging. takes a four-shot lead. michelle's putter was solid all week but failed her today. misses the short birdie on 13. 19-year-old lexi thompson. wins her fourth lpga event and first major title with a 4-under 68. second youngest ever to win an lpga major. >>> george w.at houston, aussiet jones, shoots a 6-under 66. 46-foot birdie putt on 18. gets hem in the clubhouse. is a eight birdie of the day. all kuchar has to do is par 15 for the win. 216 to the hole. and he finds the water. bogeys. third day in a row he bogeyed 18. back to sudden death. back to 18. first playoff hole. jones first shot. 42 yards. are you kidding me? his first pga tour win. earns a trip to the masters, fourth aussie to win in the last eight tournaments. warriors and giants, stanford women tonight. see you then. what a day. >> up next at 6:00, the sky is the limit

mcbride laid notre dame. 28 points, she's good. jewel lloyd, aid 16, including the alley even.first marriage of the year. michelle wie and lexy thompson tied for the lead to start the day. lexi came out swinging. takes a four-shot lead. michelle's putter was solid all week but failed her today. misses the short birdie on 13. 19-year-old lexi thompson. wins her fourth lpga event and first major title with a 4-under 68. second youngest ever to win an lpga major. >>> george w.at houston, jones, shoots a 6-under 66. 46-foot birdie putt on 18. gets hem in the clubhouse. is a eight birdie of the day. all kuchar has to do is par 15 for the win. 216 to the hole. and he finds the water. bogeys. third day in a row he bogeyed 18. back to sudden death. back to 18. first playoff hole. jones first shot. 42 yards. are you kidding me? his first pga tour win. earns a trip to the masters, fourth aussie to win in the last eight tournaments. warriors and giants, stanford women tonight. see you then. what a day. >> up next at 6:00, the sky is the limit for captain america. find out how much the chi

joining us, rebecca wilkins and william mcbride of the tax foundation.will have that conversation. first, an update on c-span radio. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] claimsassociated press tanks have been seen today not far from the city. a russian insurgents have seized government buildings in about nine cities across the region. -- he announced an antiterrorist operation. russia warned against using force against protein -- a russian protesters saying moscow would walk out of the conference in geneva thursday devoted to the ukrainian -- crisis. turning to libya, no word on who kidnapped invested are there today or who might be holding him. authorities say masked gunmen seized the invest in are intricately, the latest in a wave of kidnappings among general lawlessness among the ,verthrow of the late dictator qaddafi. in boston, the associated press says today belongs to the victims and those who tried to help after the boston marathon bombings one year ago. it killed three p

happened here near mcbride and terry lanes. more than 5800 customer experienced an outage right after the crash. pg&e expects to have power restored by mid-michigan. pg&e officials are scheduled to appear in federal court to face charges in connection with the deadly san brun know pipeline blast in 2010. the explosion and fire killed eight people, hurt dozens of others and destroyed 38 homes. the utility has been charged with 12 violations of federal pipeline safety law carrying a possible fine of $6 million. prosecutors allege pg&e knowingly relied on erroneous and incomplete information when assessing the natural gas pipeline safety. >>> next friday is when recreation areas close because of last summer's fire in yosemite are scheduled to re-open. forest crews have been working to replace signs, barriers, picnic tables, and marking recreation area boundaries. several roads and day areas have been closed since august. the rimfire was the third largest wildfire in state history. >>> still ahead at 6:00. we'll show you a new repo

. >>> maryland and notre dame in the earlier semi, taylor mcbride led notre dame with 28, 7 boards, lloyd added 16 to complete the alley-oop there. fighting irish win, their 37-0. first national title game in ncaa history for women with two undefeated teams on tuesday night. these two came out firing. 16 first quarter points, the bottom of the bucket and the foul, a four-point play. clay's turn. drive to the bucket, lefty floater. carrie with a double-double, 31 points, 16 assists. clay 33 points in just 31 minutes of play, listen of 12 shooting. the slash brothers combine for 12 threes. warriors win big. >>> giants looking to sweep the dodgers today with matt cain on the hill, but cain was not able, thanks to four dodger home runs from just two players. when catching a ball, please watch out for the stairs. matt cain was rocked, six innings pitched, three home runs including this two-run bomb by matt kemp, his second of the game. 4-0 los angeles. greinke struck out eight but served up a fat one to belt. four home runs in seven games, 4-1 dodgers. henley ramirez added his home run in the

mcbride on the run. breaker, lays it in. the lady irish, 37-0. advancing to the championship, 87-61 over maryland. now, a live update please. stanford was dominating the majority of the first half until yukon went to a 12-2 run. so, they are in it leading at 28-24. stanford very much in that basketball game. vern glen is there and he will have a report on game day 11:30. >> all right. great. >> look forward to that. thank you very much. >> 60 minutes is next. >> the latest news and weather always on. appreciate you watching tonight. see you at 11:00. ,, ,, avo: safeway gets that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why... ...they've gots lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week,... ... life's just a little sweeter with delicious red, seedless grapes. just $1.99 a pound. clean up with bounty paper towels, only $8.99 for 8 large rolls. and honey bunches of oats are just $1.88. there's more savings to love... ...at safeway. ingredients for life. captioning funded by cbs and ford >> simon: thr

happened here near mcbride and terry lanes. more than 5800 customer experienced an outage right after the crash. pg&e expects to have power restored by mid-michigan. pg&e officials are scheduled to appear in federal court to face charges in connection with the deadly san brun know pipeline blast in 2010. the explosion and fire killed eight people, hurt dozens of others and destroyed 38 homes. the utility has been charged with 12 violations of federal pipeline safety law carrying a possible fine of $6 million. prosecutors allege pg&e knowingly relied on erroneous and incomplete information when assessing the natural gas pipeline safety. >>> next friday is when recreation areas close because of last summer's fire in yosemite are scheduled to re-open. forest crews have been working to replace signs, barriers, picnic tables, and marking recreation area boundaries. several roads and day areas have been closed since august. the rimfire was the third largest wildfire in state history. >>> still ahead at 6:00. we'll show you a new repo

reporting in chico, melissa mcbride, abc7 news. >> devastation and heartbreak today as some families were notified of the death of their loved one. one family had identical twin daughters. one made it to her destination, but there has been no word from the other daughter who was riding on the bus that crashed. authorities have asked the family for her dental records. >> and we are learning more about some of the other victims. michael and his fiancee madison had just gotten engaged. they were chaperons on the bus taking students to visit his alma-mater. >> he went to paris with madison and got on his knee to ask to get married. >> he surprised his fiancee with that romantic proposal in paris. excitement about the couple's wedding plans has been shattered by their shocking death. >> and they said granny, i love you. the other one said granny, i love you. they both gave me a kiss. i said i love you guys too. >> deborah lloyd dropped her grand son and fiancee off at the train station yesterday. it was the last time she saw them. them. they were o students to humboldt state university, m

the accident occurring at mcbride and is starting to back the traffic of toward highway 4.ter this occurred out did that. >>: crewmembers charged with abandoning crewmembers during the sudden south korean a ferry. a new overnight for more crewmembers have been arrested in connection with a sunken ship near south korea. if there is video of their rest. they're charged now now with abandoning passengers in the ferry disaster. the meantime students at south korea high-school are back in class today so many of the victims including teachers were at the school. so far 159 bodies have been pulled from the water and 143 people are still missing. " also new this morning more than 1 t of cocaine worth millions of dollars has been seized in the eastern pacific ocean. here's a picture sent ♪ ♪y the c fishing boat le thank you! an estimated $37 million. an estimated $37 million. a massive recall thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where helping people comes first. there is no substitute fo

it happened here near mcbride and terry lanes. more than 5800 customers experienced an outage after the crash. pg&e expects remaining customers to have power restored by midnight. pg&e officials are scheduled to appear in federal court monday morning to face federal felony charges in connection with that deadly san bruno pipeline blast in 2010. that explosion and subsequent fire killed eight people, hurt dozens of others and destroyed 38 homes. the utility has been charged with 12 felony violations of federal pipeline safety laws carrying a possible fine of $6 million. federal prosecutors allege pg&e knowingly relied on erroneous and incomplete information when assessing the natural gas pipeline safety. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 9:00, a new reptor suggests green energy laws are being attacked one state at a time. >>> plus, what is being blamed for the deaths of tens of thousands of california bees? thousands of california bees? >>> and a wireleare awesome. they let us use our phones to do amazing things. but why sign a 2-ye

rates on cash and fixed income alternatives, and record highs in the stock market " that was greg mcbride, who says short term volatility tends to scare off investors.he says investor hesitation is putting retirement savings in danger as americans switch to less risky but lower yielding investments. british bank barclay's says it will jettison large parts of its commodities business. according to the financial times, barclays is planning an exit from precious metals as well as its agricultural and energy businesses. barclays joins a growing list of banks exiting commodities -- j- p morgan, deutsche bank and morgan stanley have all made similar moves. every few years, technology advances just enough to shake up the status quo. in the 80's consumers who recorded shows at on their d-v-rs worried they might be breaking the law. now, it's the two-year-old start-up aereo which provides tiny antennas for subscribers to watch broadcast programs on their smart-phones or tablets. today the company makes its case before the supreme court. the abc broadcast network accuses aereo of theft because it d

. >> as rob mcbride reports, it's the latest example of controversial government decisions. >> a dense standoff continues between riot police and opponents of a new chemical plant. during the day the numbers are smaller, but they are no less passionate. >> if they want to g ahead with the project, there's nothing we can do about it, except protest and try. >> this was the violence that begone on the same streets a week earlier, with images spread on the internet, and just as quickly being deleted by the authorities. >> the local government has been using social media to promote the px plant making chemicals for plastics and synthetic fibre. it's not that toxic, this video explains, and will bring economic benefits. it's construction on this site will create 10,000 jobs. >> here as in other cities in china there's a growing awareness about the environmental impact of economic progress, and an increasing willingness among the people to take their opposition to it on to the streets. >> in recent years there has been a number of large-scale protests against industrial marts. in a society w

reporting in chico, melissa mcbride, abc7 news. >> devastation and heartbreak today as some families were notified of the death of their loved one. one family had identical twin daughters. one made it to her destination, but there has been no word from the other daughter who was riding on the bus that crashed. authorities have asked the family for her dental records. >> and we are learning more about some of the other victims. michael and his fiancee madison had just gotten engaged. they were chaperons on the bus taking students to visit his alma-mater. >> he went to paris with madison and got on his knee to ask to get married. >> he surprised his fiancee with that romantic proposal in paris. excitement about the couple's wedding plans has been shattered by their shocking death. >> and they said granny, i love you. the other one said granny, i love you. they both gave me a kiss. i said i love you guys too. >> deborah lloyd dropped her grand son and fiancee off at the train station yesterday. it was the last time she saw them. them. they were o students to humboldt state university, m

reporting in chico, melissa mcbride, abc7 news. >> devastation and heartbreak today as some families were notified of the death of their loved one. one family had identical twin daughters. one made it to her destination, but there has been no word from the other daughter who was riding on the bus that crashed. authorities have asked the family for her dental records. >> and we are learning more about some of the other victims. michael and his fiancee madison had just gotten engaged. they were chaperons on the bus taking students to visit his alma-mater. >> he went to paris with madison and got on his knee to ask to get married. >> he surprised his fiancee with that romantic proposal in paris. excitement about the couple's wedding plans has been shattered by their shocking death. >> and they said granny, i love you. the other one said granny, i love you. they both gave me a kiss. i said i love you guys too. >> deborah lloyd dropped her grand son and fiancee off at the train station yesterday. it was the last time she saw them. them. they were o students to humboldt state university, m

rob mcbride, al jazerra, china. >>> you can find out a lot more about the pollution situation in china on the al jazerra website aljazerra.com. that's aljazerra.com. . >> back in october the hoped for 7 million enrollments under the affordable care act looked pretty doubtful. 8 million sign ups later , is the president's initiative working well enough to run on in november? that's the inside story. >> hello, i'm ray suarez. in the autumn it looked like the opposition strategy was going to work. a minority of states decided to set up their own affordable care act marketplaces so the federal government was going to have to pick up much more of the load. the air was thick with allegations frightening fine print that wasn't in the law. governors worked hard to make it fail. oh, yeah, and the main purchase point, the healthcare.gov website didn't work. the enrollment period ran until the end of march, and plenty of analysts felt confident the administration's hoped for enrollees simply would not happen. in the department of health and human services started to say quietly maybe 6 million wo

senior guard kayla mcbride, will play without their other star, natalie achonwa. is out with a knee injury. so it all comes down to this, unbeaten uconn and notre dame battle head to head in nashville to determine who will be etched in history as national champions. it all starts 7:30 with the pregame show, and then at 8:30 the game that decides it all tips off at bridgestone arena. the national championship in the ncaa women's college basketball tournament presented by capital one tuesday starting at 7:30 p.m. on espn. also live on the watch espn app. >>> the men's championship game is tonight, and you can be sure we'll be all over it on "sportscenter." check us out live at 9:00 a.m. eastern time. and after the game, we'll have highlights, analysis and reaction. have a great day, everybody. >>> all right, thank you. >>> a woman with hands of steel is celebrating a fist-pounding victory making this our "play of the day." >> she set an odd but impressive new record smashing 1,000 clay roof tiles with her bare hands in just 84 seconds. the 40-year-old is a tae kwon

of our growing income ineqaulity, he wants to address that with higher taxs on rich people, will mcbride does not top do, that david, you want higher taxes. >> i want higher -- the thing that you talked about, it is not rate that make system complex. it is all those rules that are unreadable that allow people to make money they don't pay taxes on. very wealthiest can live tax free. john: not many do. >> yes, many of them do. john: live tax free, how? >> well, you know let's do warren buffet. his wealths there are scour billion, th -- $64 billion, do u think his return -- he is worse investor in america. >> he pays something, he gets dividends that have been taxed. >> you are missing, that warren buffet income in tax system is a tiny portion of his actual wealth increase, that is how we need to fix the system, the rules that allow people to not have to recognize income for tax purposes,. john: good reasons to encourage certain good social behavior. >> let's have the market take care of that. >> will? >> a tax system that is broken, there has always been loopholes, people with a lot of eva

will mcbride doesn't want to do that. >> i don't want higher tax rates. the thing you talked about with steve forbes it's not the rate that makes it. you can do that on a postcard. it is all of the rules unreadable that allows people to make money they don't pay taxes on. the wealthy people can live tax free. i have shown this in my books and elsewhere from the law. >> not many do. >> what, live tax free? how. >> warren buffet the year he released his tax return he made 64 million. you think the return was one thousands of his wealth he's the worst investor in america. >> he is not tax free. he pays something dividends that have already been taxed. >> warren buffet's income in the tax system is a tiny portion of his actual wealth increase. that is how we need to fix the system. the reason it is thick is it has rules that does not recognize income for tax purposes. >> you encourage certain good social behavior. >> let the market take care of that. >> the tax system is broken. there has always been loopholes people flipped from the system. the biggest probl

. >> martina mcbride for a second. >> you look beautiful. >> spin around. spin around right here.ously she was a great looking girl. i wanted to update her look. so she has these very obvious streaks in the front. i said why not go for taken choose a darker color which i think looks great with her skin tone. >> is that an arson cut? >> you spotted it. >> an arson haircut. >> swept over bangs and the layering around the face. >> what do you think? >> she looks amazing. i wouldn't have recognized her if i would have just seen her -- >> jill, that dress. >> right? >> she's shaking. >> are you all right? >> we concentrated on the fabulous legs. look at the figure i had to work with. this is from andrew mark. you see the detail right there. and shoe dazzle, see the shoes cut out, about $50. and kendra scott earrings. >> big round of applause! [ applause ] >> go join your friend, sweetie. >> our second lady is danette from utah. feels like her hair is out of control and begged us to give her an age appropriate look. let's listen to her story. >> well, we noticed riley's sign. give my gr

. >> you guys, coming up tomorrow, a performance by martina mcbride. >> great actor greg kinnear is here and we have got some time on our hands. we'll just -- >> can he do -- what else can he do? >> dance. dance. >> dance for 30 seconds, please. >> dance more. >> and keep dancing, geronimo. let's everybody dance. everybody. let's do it. happy anniversary, hoda. >> happy anniversary to you. i love geronimo. why can't blake do anything? >> wow. >> yes! >> awesome. we'll see you tomorrow. what's tomorrow, hoda? >> booze day tuesday. >> right, exactly. >> five more seconds. >> have an awesome day, everybody. really, just go out and make a great one, okay? have a great day. >> i'm here to help. you and i will get through this together. [applause] ♪

rebecca wilkins and william mcbride discuss the fairness and equity of the u.s. tax system. what needs to be done to reform it? your phone calls, facebook comments, and we. live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. the politics of food and dietary choice. you can see her remarks from george washington university live at 2:30 p.m. here on c-span. >> edison was a plant scientist as well as interested in other sciences. he knew that it did not freeze in fort myers. a lot of the interest that he had here in this area was aced on his love of plants. 1920's, the united states was relying on foreign rubber. we were heading into war. the decided that the plant material and the process should be done in this country. they were traveling all over the world and collecting plants. they had hundreds of people all over this country collecting plant. they were sending it back here to fort myers, to his laboratory, to find the source of plant materials that could produce robert efficiently. laboratory was put here because of that reason. they could grow the plants on-site and in duty preliminary research

rob mcbride reports from bay sing on the families stuck in limbo. >> it began with the failure of thelight to arrive at beijing airport early on the morning of march the 8th. hundreds of relatives who had never met suddenly became the center of a media frenzy with the world's biggest aviation mystery. there would be torment and anger at the with holding of information by officials and a protest in front of the malaysian embassy. >> that's why we are waiting for the embassy because we just want to find the news. >> steve wong has become the spokesman for the relatives. >> we are just like sitting on a rollercoaster, you know, up, down, every day and it's mentally exhausting. >> this hotel has become home for many relatives like this woman whose grandparents were on the airplane. >> we can only weight quietly for definite news. >>reporter: several hundred of the relatives are still here having lived through a month of false leads and dashed hopes. in the absence of any confirmation, the awful question must arise just when and how to move on with their own lives. >> with a business to ru

it happened near mcbride and terry lanes. the power went out for 5800 customers. pg&e expects the remaining customers to have power restored in the next hour. >>> still to come, the preparations are underway for tomorrow's boston marathon and the security changes one year after the deadly attack at the finish line. and the easter celebrations right here in the bay area and around the world. plus -- >> they would hold hands every morning before they ate. >> a love story to span the ages. the couple who never spent time apart and the touching story of how it all ended. for boston. thousands of runners and hundreds of thousands of spectators are expected for tomorrow's marathon, just one year after the horrific terror attack. the day began with a traditional blessing forerunners at boston's old south church. although this blessing happens annually, it has special meaning. tomorrow's race is the first since the deadly bombings that killed three and injured more than 200 others. members of the church made these blue and gold scarfs and handed them to runners to show th

and michael mcbride saying i saw opportunities in the video where he could have attempted a knock out. good job, coach. tony, the school district superintendent called the assistant utterly alarming. any reaction would be based on a full investigation and putting a teacher on leave is standard procedure. two teens were arrested after the incident. one of them facing marijuana possession. >> we've got a second here. would you hold up the award? >> here it is. six, seven months. >> right, six, seven months on the air and we're already winning awards. pat on the back. >> yes, best news twitter shorty awards. >> what's that for? >> the online social media. >> where is the picture with you at the awards last night. >> here i am with jared from the digital team. >> may rheamaria, appreciate. 24 hours after the uconn team took home the national championship, the women's team facing undefeated in new yorkville. >> for the first time in history two undefeated teams will face each other i in the ncaa women's national championship. and it may have everything to do with senior leadership. >> notr

it happened near mcbride and terry lanes. the power went out for 5800 customers. pg&e expects the remaining customers to have power restored in the next hour. >>> still to come, the preparations are underway for tomorrow's boston marathon and the security changes one year after the deadly attack at the finish line. and the easter celebrations right here in the bay area and around the world.us -- plus -- >> they would hold hands every morning before they ate. >> a love story to span the ages. the couple who never spent time apart and the touching story of how it all ended. ...until we found a connection. you have the power to change your child's life. the boys town national hline can help. (tdd# 1-800-448-1433) for boston. thousands of runners and hundreds of thousands of spectators are expected for tomorrow's marathon, just one year after the horrific terror attack. the day began with a traditional blessing forerunners at boston's old south church. although this blessing happens annually, it has special meaning. tomorrow's race is the first since the deadly bombin

rob mcbride reports. >> reporter: when he turns 60 in a few months from now, this man will say good-byeas a company driver. with retirement set at 60 for men and 55 for women in government service, he still feels he has more to contribute than sitting at home. >> translator: i think most people of my generation think we can work for a few more years, because physically we are still fine, but the government has this regulation that you have to retire at a specific age, so that's the reality. >> reporter: for employees in private enterprise retirement ages are even lower. the retirement ages were set in the middle of last century. then the average life expectancy was below 45. by 2050 china will have 500 million people over 60 who will need to be supported by a shr k shrinking number of people. >> for ten years or 20 years that will be a big trouble. you have a shrinking labor force and then you have an increasing number of pension owners, so that's the reason why we must reform. he currently looks after his mother as he gets older, they will both rely more heavily on his one grown up dau

. >>> next week martina mcbride will sing for us. and i have no idea? >> i'm here to help.and i will get through this together. ♪