vincent allison iii, his namesake, and michelle allison davis. and they have four grandchildren. mr. speaker, today i ask my colleagues to join me in honoring the life and work of f.v. "pete" allison jr. thank you for the time this morning, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. cclintock, for five minutes. mr. mcclintock: mr. speaker, as we begin the annual budget process, we need to stop thinking in terms of democratic and republican policies and start thinking in terms of what policies have worked and what policies have not. the successes and failures of both parties can teach us much. we are now in the sixth year of policies that promise to restore prosperity to america by radically increasing government spending and government intervention in our economy. these six years have not been happy ones for our nation. when people say this is the worst economy since the depression, i remember a time much more recently when we suffered double-digit unemployment, double-digit inflati

allison? >> i think that's why we should have the conversation more based on how can these kids actually get the education they need and deserve? because the fact is most of them are not going to go pro. and i think this is why this is a good model is because if we just had a minor league, get whatever small nominal pay you get in the minor league and most wouldn't go pro and that's all they'd have. this works as a safety net for the kids who don't go pro to actually get a skill set that will pay off way more over their lifetime. >> robert, briefly? >> well, i think these players should be able as well to benefit from their likeness while they are players. the window of opportunity is so small to be able to earn that money. what the schools could do, control that, put part of that money into an escrow and what they would be able to do is go after that money instead of going after the school and hurting the other players and teams if there's a violation, and they could make the player have to g

tonight ray fiennes allison williams mike bribiglia featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and now, here he is, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> how's everybody doing? thank you so much. thank you very much. this is "late night." i'm seth meyers. what do you say, we get to the news? should we get to the news? you guys, does everybody here remember the nsa wiretapping scandal? well, the u.s. government is suing the telephone company sprint for overcharging them for nsa wiretaps. [ laughter ] true story. said, nsa officials say hey, we made a point to do all of our spying on nights and weekends. [ laughter ] so, this bill does not make sense. this is a fascinating story to me. the "new york times" has issued a correction to a 161-year-old article which misspelled the name of the main character from "12 years a slave." "the times" blame the mistake on the newspaper's editor at the time thaddeus p. travolta. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] thaddeus p. travolta. the craft store hobby lobby is taking a case to the supreme cou

joining us on the phone is a jim allison would board. what can you tell us? >> about 11:30 p.m.and killed. the police are investigating what is complicated is the evidence that they need is relatively and a large area of the tracks about 300 yds. in order for them to complete the investigation and to make sure they have all of the evidence, they will have to wait until sunrise to make sure that everything is collected. >> that makes sense. align the bottom line is that people will be to catch bart, we are suggesting that they go to a different station. >> this is what you call when you are not suppose to go on the tracks. >> well, these tracks are fenced off and they are marked that the area is dangerous but there are people who do not have homes, they're out there and unfortunately sometimes things like this occur. >> and joining us with this interview is our traffic person at kron 4 george. >> is there a possibility that the buses will be set up? >> george, that is a good question. there are no buses available from a.c. transit at this time. drivers are waiting but the good ne

. >> the ftc says allison's road -- the ftc says allison rhodes and other spokespeople were paid 313d dollars. two of them received a free adt security system and free monthly monitoring. >> quite a payday. way to go, safety mom. the spokespeople appear on 40 other programs. the ftc has stepped in, charging adc with matisrepresenting. the follow-up? >> adt has agreed on a it fromnt that prevents misrepresenting paid ads in the future or face fines. the company is happy to have solved the matter. is a slap on the risk. conflict ofet, interest rule and a career. jackember r -- remember grubman? a conflict of interest cost investors millions of dollars. the sec banned him for life and he had to pay about $50 million in fines. while wall street investing and the consumer world are apples away withs, adt walks a warning and a black eye. who else gets a black eye? videotwork pulled this shortly after the filing, and we reached out to safety mom but no response. genius of jeans. the italian fashion label diesel. the silas behind lady gaga's most famous looks is now his's artistic director.

>> just say allison because we are running very long on the show.llison --st say elephant because we're running very long. >> you are running out of time, and he says, can you say elephant? >> we were running very long. i blame the director on that. tavis: how much of your comedic genius had to do with the liberty you were given to freestyle when you needed to? think when i learned the rules i kind of go against the rules, because why would you have somebody sitting up there not saying anything but elephant ? i try to fill in those links. -- blanks. a lot of times it doesn't work out because people are doing show, so it's not my why would i worry. i printed this out because it was so hilarious to me. share with the audience what your personal biography says. tim conway's personal biography. i am literally reading this. "i was born, and then i did "the carol burnett show" for 11 years . what else is there to know?" >> i didn't want to get too lengthy. tavis: i love that. what else is there to know? those 11 years, is that the best years of your life,

we'll be talking to john allison from the cato institute. he of course really turned bb&t into one of the biggest banks in the country, one of the biggest regional banks in the country. he knows loans. he is seeing an increase in loans particularly to small and mid-sized companies. as the fed begins to open up credit, when it begins to borrow less in order to buy fewer bond that gives more credit to the private sector, don't you think, perhaps that credit will be put to use and that's going to help homebuilders? >> i definitely think that could be one positive going out the next few months and even coup years now. i think when we talk about the home building sector, one etf, more of a basket of stocks. itb. the other guest mentioned we had good news. kbh homes. kbh stock ticker symbol had better-than-expected earnings report. kind of lifted that sector in the green despite the broad market selloff. i think overall, homebuilders especially once we started tapering expectations have been extremely low because everybody sorted assumed skates ar

evan lowe, amy allison and emilio, thank you very much. >>> hi, scott, good to have you again. >> hello. >> a judge basically rejected his lawsuit for pension reform initiative. remind us again what that measure would do. >> well, the measure would have allowed local governments to renegotiate any kind of agreement that they have with public employee unions over pensions, retirement, benefits, health benefits, that kind of thing without necessarily having to go back to the bargaining table, but rather could say we want to renegotiate this, let's sit down and talk before the contract was up. and, of course, unions didn't like this at all, and chuck ree didn't like the ballot and summary that was put on it, so he sued and he lost this week, the judge saying he didn't really feel there was enough evidence, that it was misleading, which is what chuck reed and supporters of the ballot measure were saying. >> what in particular did chuck reed find misleading about the summary? >> you know, the ballot summary said that this would eliminate constitutional selections for public employees, and th

but in the general election, he's facing secretary of state allison grimes. and the polling down there right now shows that this is a very tight race. the other opportunity is in georgia. sacks by chambliss is re-- saxby chambliss is retiring. many republicans running for that and don't know who the nominee is and the democrats have a candidate, michelle nunn, daughter of form senator sam nunn and has centrist credentials and his name. and georgia is a tough state for democrats. they think over time it's becoming a more -- a better opportunity. that's the other way on the board where they might do a pickup. >> allison grimes in kentucky, a state where the president is extremely unpopular. but she's -- she's really latched on to the minimum wage issue. she's not trying to defend obamacare. she doesn't want the election to be about obamacare. and polls show the minimum wage is very popular. especially among women. are -- our most recent "wall street journal"-nbc poll showed women were 65% more likely to vote for a candidate who supports a minimum wage increase.

when we had jim allison on the phone earlier, he stated that no buses were available. we normally do not like to talk about this but they would have used ac transit, they cannot. there are to bustlines that parallel the tracks. >> you can catch this of the bart will not provided. >> you can catch the 99 or the 801. a lot of fremont's passengers in the been san francisco. they cannot take a free my train to get there because they only go a richmond. they have to transfer a base fare. normally you what ride of the trade and transfer but he is suggesting that instead of getting on in hayward which is open, to just go straight to base their. >> yes, i was just wondering about this. >> we did ask whether or not it would have a impact on the rest of the system and he stated no because is only the lines on this line. they're not supply any-- >> are uc sain this direction, u typically do not see this but it could impact the san mateo bridge. there is no indication when servers will be restored until after sunrise, overall 6:34 a.m.. >> in the meantime, we have the commute on a

bad with allison janney and on affairs they are the costars of mom on c.b.s. allison this is not the first on the airplane while you were a mom to paige in june oh yeah ellen recently came out we surprised. i was happy for her that she decided she wanted to to let people know i was think it's weird that i feel like why do i don't have to come out come out that i'm a heterosexual why do people have to come out there that's truly like the external we are married guy i don't know why the people have to come out at all but i'm happy that she i love her and want her to be happy so i'm i'm happy that she wanted to do that how do you like your single right and do you like due date i would like to date more i would like to be playing baby. but it's hard to date in this town especially when you're someone like me who doesn't like to go out a lot i'm kind of a homebody i like to go home after work and i have three dogs and i go home and i'm like you got. go out no one's going to come knock on my door in going to mill a minute average guy. a bank yeah i might do that in

this last one here is from allison watt.ional singer. can you make that happen?" you know, allison, i'd love to see that, too. so here to sing some actual yahoo answers is tony award-winner audra mcdonald, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: ladies and gentlemen, every question and answer you're about to hear has been taken directly from yahoo answers, the popular site where anyone can get their questions answered by other ordinary people. these are all 100% real. with that in mind, we now present to you the yahoo answers lounge singers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: it's a great crowd. >> fantastic, yes. >> jimmy: hey, audra? >> yeah, jimmy. >> jimmy: i've got some questions that need answering. >> all right. well, i'll see what i can do. ♪ how do you tell which side of the potato chip is saltier ♪ ♪ brush off all the salt on one side then you'll know the side you didn't brush off is saltier ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you're good. you're real good. >> oh, yeah. thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: how abo

. >> spring garlic has allison in it which is going to get rid of the belly fat, not that we have that> do you rub it on or you have to eat it? >> you add it to your food. >> the other thing is i want you to be really happy. walnut it actually helps with the trip to fan and serotonin. spring, you can't go without asparagus and avocado. asparagus is a tricky one. vitamin b6, folate. that's after december december yack and helps with your sex life. finally, my list wouldn't be a good list if there were no berries in it. i like blueberries and strawberries there, increasing your libido. >> i'm going to have to go with the avocado instead of asparagus because i can't stand asparagus. since i was a kid, do not like it. artichokes have ten grams of fiber in it. i vote for artichokes in the spring, also loaded with vitamins did you know the reason berries are so good for you is because the seeds give you a lot of fiber. fiber causes you to absorb the sugar in a better part of your body, down in the intestine. the seeds are loaded with fiber. so you have low calorie with berries and high fiber

allison harmalin -- putin said he's determined to protect people in that country and russia's interest in ukraine. >> reporter: then proudly flew the russian flag. many ukrainians align themselves more with nearby russia than their own country. they don't support the new ukrainian president. putin got the green light to proceed with military intervention. in response, the ukraine's acting prime minister put his forces on alert. members of the un security council gathered for an emergency meeting. ukraine'sa un ambassador asked the security council to take action. >> this action constitutes an act of aggression against the state of ukraine. >> reporter: america's ambassador -- >> intervention by the russian military will be a grave mistake and will have costs and uencconseq. >> reporter: president obama spoke with putin for over 90 minutes. >>> ukrainians living here in the washington area speaking out and asking obama to intervene. peaceful protests were held tonight at the white house. >> reporter: flours, candles and pictures set up here at the ukrainian embassy to honor those who ha

ally son harmmy --ally son -- allison harmelin, cbs news. >>> a man in his 60s is fighting for his life a after being hit by a tour bus. police say the man was hit as he walked through a crosswalk. the victim was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. witnesses say the bus driver was racing to beat a light about to turn red. >> there's no way he couldn't have seen the person because there was a few people running through the light. i have no idea. i know that the light was changing red. he tried to make the light. he was going faster than what i think he should have been going. >> nobody around the bus was hurt. the bus driver around the company are cooperating with investigators. >>> still no sign of a castro man suspected killing his wife. police are searching for 46- year-old mi feng who has been on the run for three days. he's considered to be armed and dangerous. police believe he may be driving a family's car, a silver 2013 rav4. the couple's oldest daughter found yoonny zhang shot to death at the house friday night. the sheriff's office says they had been to the ho

minority leader mitch mcconnell's political director tweeted an article featuring kentucky candidate allison's face photoshop onto obama girl. steve martin referred to pregnant women as nothing more than a hoax. who can forget one of the potential residential candidates, mike huckabee, whose own words took us all through his insight into women's libido? the most damaging actions come from their policies, not just their words. in texas, they require that the name on one's id and voter registration card be identical, which is a problem for women who change their names after marriage or divorce. republicans have continued their obsession with restricting a women's right to choose. whether it is pushing the most restrictive abortion bans in generations. they continue to focus on a restrictive social agenda rather than working to create jobs, invest in infrastructure, or improve education. this may be one reason why they have recruited 30% fewer female house candidates than they have two years ago, despite creating a special recruiting program. one of the places where they have struggled the most i

allison harmerland reports tonight. >> reporter: pro russian demonstrators stormed an administrationg in the southern ukraine. after russia's president vladimir putin got the green light from parliament saturday to proceed with military intervention. russian troops have already taken over the peninsula in the south. in the ukraine's russian speaking east protesters raised russian flags and clashed with the newly elected ukrainn government. while u.s. officials stopped short of calling putin's actions an outright invasion, russia flown thousands of troops to the region where leaders who have urged russia not to intervene. members of the u.n. security council gathered here for an emergency meeting to address the rapidly deteriorating nation in the schlaffic -- schlaffic nation -- >> and territorial integrity of the ukraine. >> reporter: president obama has already warned that quote there will be costs for russian military intervention and while a kremlin spokes person says that president putin has not yet to use force, the ukrainian government put its armed forces on full combat alert.

allison keeps filming the scene unaware of the danger. >> did you get a picture of it, dad?yeah. >> i felt safe because i was about five feet away from the edge of the boat anyway. >> the monstrous marlin makes a horrifying leap. >> i thought it was getting away. the last second it just lost its momentum, actually the last few tenths of a second, and the edge of its body hit the edge of the boat and it turned its bill towards steven. >> i see the bill breach the water and then the rest of the fish starts coming up. and i'm just reeling. it keeps coming and keeps coming. i just froze. i thought it's not going to come to the boat, it's not going to come to the boat, and it ends up right at my face. >> the black marlin's sharp bill is aimed squarely at steven. >> and it struck his open mouth. i thought it was cutting straight through him. >> steven's dad is stunned. helpless, he watches as the missile-like fish spears the young man, a direct hit to the mouth. >> and i didn't think it was normal, but i didn't understand what was happening, and it happened so fast. and then i jus

kcbs is actually reporting from bart allison that service will be restored around 7:30. they still have to complete the investigation and they won't start that until after sunrise so again 7:30 is the latest word. that is later than initially reported. the south hayward station closed. we spotted this tweet from matt bigler from kcbs. he has been reporting live from the scene all morning and you can see he says no trains from fremont are running but bart passengers can get free rides via ac transit to the bay fair station. you can transfer from the bay fair stop if you need to get into san francisco. you can use ac transit as well to get around the east bay, so far all those buses are on time. we have been talking to them as well this morning. or you can hit the roads so maybe a little more crowded on the nimitz on 880 but right now everything is still moving at the speed limit between hayward and your downtown oakland exits. we'll continue to watch that. that bart issue that is ongoing for at least the start of the morning commute. here's a live look at the bay bridge w

host: you think that is why president clinton did a rally for allison lundergan grimes to play up whathappening in the republican primary as well? guest: i think president clinton's prime motivation is that he is very close with allison lundergan grimes' father. clearly kentucky is a place he loves to campaign. it is really his bread and butter. his type of voter. rer partsrly in pooe of the state where voters have been reliably democratic but have fallen off their image of the national democratic party in recent years. host: let's go to pat waiting in michigan on our line for republicans. good morning. you were on the "washington journal." caller: good morning. i'm looking at detroit, for senator, and we have levin who is retiring. we have dingell, who is retiring. we have a republican for governor. our state has turned around, but detroit has just been like a tumbleweed blowing along. so what is the responsibility of the senators and representatives to their districts and to their cities? and why should we reelect either a mayor -- we have elected a somewhat moderate to republican ma

release of contradictory information and your mind you this initiative piece of painted in the year allison expansion of credit to the passengers and crew can be found. while the speculation series swell around this aviation history a student struggling with the amen the newly signed to say that discovered new evidence to support the big bang theory is that the origins of the unit that's baby face detected the gravitational waves were too little too spacious fractions of a second off to the universe came into being the discovery by an american team has been hired as a trial. this was the cutest smile she's missing link to something that we thought she'd be there but we weren't really sure. and as it has been eagerly sought now for post two decades. this is not something that shows a home run but a grand slam it's the smoking gun for inflation and inflation all the rapid expansion of space that long been suspected that until the project known as biceps visit the know at the dance what has been announced today. use. direct observational evidence in support of the theory that the observable un

. >> and allison, a born again christian, republican... >> let's just send them back to mexico and let their goverment handle it. >> they re-live the fatal quest of a young boy named omar... >> do you think that omar was way too young to make that trip accross the dessert? >> you just can't keep being strong... >> where will this path lead them? >> just because they make it to the u.s., doesn't mean good things are gonna happen to them. >> experience illegal immigration... up close, and personal. >> the only way to find out, is to see it yourselves. on... borderland only on al jazeera america >>> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are the stories we are following for you. >> we continue to see international unity in the face of a violation of international law and ukraine's territorial integrity. >>> first responders still on the scene of that deadly mud live in washington state. >>> and the findings from an

allison, my long-term girlfriend, we talk about this a lot. getting a master's degree, doing all the things your parents tell you the right thing to do, coming out of that $150,000 of debt, makes you look at when and if i can provide for children. . >> you can make a list, put dollar signs on all the pros and cons. in the end, how do you value this? >> that warm certificate is not going to give you a warm squishy hug when you are 80-years-old and you need someone to change your bed pan. it is useless for you, at the end of the day, it is about the people around you. >> that is why we have children, we have a gift. the fact that people are not chooseing it. it's not selfish. it's stupid. >> ramone, you spoil it more than my kids. >> part of the problem is every week it seems the economy is creating new millennial billionaire. let me tell you, you can't create a company sitting on an air mattress. you have to get a job job in a cubical. this is taking a career risk. the job market is lousy. they have double digit unemployment at that age. there

. >> and allison, a born again christian, republican... >> let's just send them back to mexico and let their goverment handle it. >> they re-live the fatal quest of a young boy named omar... >> do you think that omar was way too young to make that trip accross the dessert? >> you just can't keep being strong... >> where will this path lead them? >> just because they make it to the u.s., doesn't mean good things are gonna happen to them. >> experience illegal immigration... up close, and personal. >> the only way to find out, is to see it yourselves. on... borderland only on al jazeera america >> sometime is running out. the white house is getting creative when it comes to young americans. hoping to get another 1 million to sign up before the march 31st, obamacare debt line. "america tonight"'s adam may sat down with a group of them. >> who currently has health care, just raise your hands? you two do, you have no health care? >> that's correct. >> how long you hav have you ben without health care? >> four years. >> illegality, under 3healthy, . >> the whole process of getting insurance,

. >> and allison, a born again christian, republican... >> let's just send them back to mexico and leterment handle it. >> they re-live the fatal quest of a young boy named omar... >> do you think that omar was way too young to make that trip accross the dessert? >> you just can't keep being strong... >> where will this path lead them? >> just because they make it to the u.s., doesn't mean good things are gonna happen to them. >> experience illegal immigration... up close, and personal. >> the only way to find out, is to see it yourselves. on... borderland only on al jazeera america >> ♪ ♪ >> hey guys welcome back to "techknow." i'm phil torres. joined today by kyle, crystal and lindsay. kyle you took a look at the fountain of youth and you may have found it in an unusual place. >> medical technology is making us live longer and longer. heart failure is still a huge problem. i went to harvard and they found a protein circulating in the heart of mice that may one day help us. let's check it out. the human heart is a miraculous fist size feat of engineering. beating more than a thousand

. >> polls in kentucky have mitch mcconnell and allison grimes neck and neck, but the republicans haven the attacking grimes, telling -- you know, going on the air on the offensive. what they're trying to do is save, preserve that money, potentially wait until after the may primary, because why? because they're worried about outside groups coming in and attacking mcconnell, ahead of the may primary so they can fight back. mcconnell, they're letting the primary work, waiting until after to let things move. >> and i'm tracking the democratic primary, they just lost a high profile special election, they even have scott brown back to torment them. so there is a question is this going to be 2010 all over again? i think we're in the chickens with their head cut off stage, there is a little bit of denial, no, obamacare is going to be great, we'll run on it. the fact of the matter they haven't figured out what to do. >> the chickens with their head cut off base. >> christie's aides last week were very careful in their media strategy. they deliberately picked two women to interview him back-to-

coming up my exclusive interview with visionary artists alex and allison gray stay turned.to the should i even does the u.n. charge alex with some austrian journalists one paragraph three of the u.n. charter talks expressly about the right to self-determination of peoples not the right to self-determination of states the folk of miso even the population of crimea can do all that and we compare that to events on the he gets back then i ask again what moral justification is there for anyone to criticize the referendum in crimea i would suggest there is none whatsoever. right on the scene. of the first strike. and i think that you're. on a recorder splitter. and instrument. to be in the know. on. talking about language as well but i will only react to situations i have read the reports to put in the know i will leave them to the state department to comment on your latter point to say that the security of a car is on the docket no god. thank you no more weasel words when you made a direct question the prepared for a change when you have done should be ready for a battle freedom

allison han began is 40. keep it here for more news, weather and sports.karins and the "early today" team. thanks for watching "early today." have a great monday. >>> breaking news. a commuter train jumps the tracks and slams into an escalator overnight bringing service to a halt at one of the bigsiest airports. >> gun fire in san francisco sends seven to the hospital. the search is on for the person who pulled the trigger. >> new developments in the search for the missing malaysian jets. >> and a live look outside at san francisco this morning. straight up 4:30, it is monday, march 24th, this is "today in the bay." >>> good monday morning to you. it's 4:30. >> a lot to get to. let's check that forecast with meteog

allison politicians and media. mr putin said that there is no need to use russian mission falls. i just wana costello has more on the statement. no intention of more impatient or take over the whole world was waiting to hear with black in their suits and hats to say at this hour. it appears russian military forces are crossing the border into neighboring ukraine. it was the blood stain on russia's military drills which turned their speculations of an increase in insulin all camping out at sea. the only day and their supporters in the day. he has for the use of milk before so there's no need for that at the moment. and the note read will's the two way street and we have nothing to do with the situation in ukraine. we have this often but it's an extreme measure neo nationalists and ukraine were empowered after victory and call mexico meets their demands. many of these neo nationalists are criminals and former prisoners who are now looking to push their own agendas. far right activists like peter morrissey took the only guy out of prison this january and is also a suspect in the ter

allison tweeted, quote, someone tell mitch mcconnell that's not the way to hold a gun.ky women do it better. >>> donald trump, well, he did not use a teleprompter to deliver his cpac speech, but he probably should have. when discussing president obama's disapproval rating, he killed a living former president. >> we're getting into jimmy carter territory. and i never thought i'd see anything like that again. i lived through that time. and it was not a good time. and we're pretty close. i think maybe by next month, we will have surpassed the late great jimmy carter. >> uh, someone tell the donald he's still alive. yeah. >>> okay. so newly obtained staff e-mails portray virginia's former first lady as erratic and overwhelmed. notes say maureen mcdonnell struggled with her position and simple tasks like leaving the governor's mansion would stress her out. she along with her husband, former governor bob mcdonnell, were indicted in january on 14 counts of fraud and conspiracy. >>> and vermont independent senator bernie sanders tells "the nation" magazine that he prepared for

captain allison norris is aboard the australian ship "success." >> the ship's company are acutely aware that there are families of 239 people who are on board that aircraft, and we see it as our role to do whatever we can to provide them the answers they deserve. >> reporter: of particular interest, a wooden pallet, spotted by a private aircraft on saturday. it could be trash or a pallet from the plane's cargo hold. but so far, search teams haven't found it. also today, malaysian authorities contradicted information provided by u.s. authorities who said the plane's u-turn had been preprogrammed into the flight's computer, suggesting the diversion was premeditated. malaysian authorities now say the last burst of acars show a normal flight path to beijing with no u-turn preprogrammed. to some, that could reopen the theory that a catastrophic mechanical failure occurred rather than something criminal. meanwhile, an unprecedented challenge of finding debris floating in an area nearly the size of west virginia. >> we have now had a number of very credible leads. and there is increasing hope,

those numbers could affect some other regional markets but in the middle of this he acted with mount allison morning as i mentioned that the members did not stop chinese mainland shares from the meeting region on the front bench behind composite was in bed by one percent. we were playing in two thousand level i was getting heavy with fun i guess it is reported that time is big for tenders will be the first subjects of a pilot preferred stocks but what good is what i'd like to cook the program as he is coming week we can read up on the link was also sad that two of the big four banks have already bought the new tooling for the program. this is not being good thing come from the button was enough to send banking stocks higher across the board to conduct some not banking on top when it's going to bomb the bank was a tough winner among its peers at about three point three percent and is funded by the ethical treatment of time three percent. psycho us to the bank was hit by profit taking july from ten percent yesterday on news that a bank is tapping into the online financial sector in china this

troops storming in training bases at conference i have such reports have been appearing in the media allison's crimea needy kid that its loyalties did not align with the idea that the government in kiev. i've seen so many telcos about brakes on the conflicting data for us. but the western media is reverberating with the notion of ownership of russian invasion in korea this week the self proclaimed prime minister of ukraine bristol on a acclaim. one of the forces and his country a brush and bullets. on the ground and russian tanks is unacceptable to the twenty first century. well that's what all strings like this one on cnn have been showing yes those are options so i couldn't check the location though because if they did it was too bad it's actually four hundred and fifty km east of the ukrainian border and part of russia's miscarried rails box was either crying over what is there to see if we could find any. i am. well it was an easy half its value but yes we admit we did find one german journalist nine off to my consensus this report what a trip to crimea. i expect to find what i saw on west

but throughout several relapses, allison, she never gave up on her music.with strength and endurance, she enrolled at the overland conservatory, even played carnegie hall with their orchestra. then she started violin for vasculitis. >> it's given me the ability to combine these things in my life, my illness and my music in a way that i never thought would have been possible. >> reporter: last october came an invitation to join the akron symphony. >> it's a goal i've had for a long time. and it feels really, really neat knowing that i overcame all of this and i'm still able to play. >> reporter: dr. sanjay gupta, cnn reporting. >> "the human factor" is brought to you by cancer treatment centers of america. care that never quits. and this will be your premium right here. sorry to interrupt, i just want to say, i combined home and auto with state farm, saved 760 bucks. love this guy. okay, does it bother anybody else that the mime is talking? frrreeeeaky! [ male announcer ] bundle home and auto and you could save 760 bucks. alright, mama, let's get going. [ ya

allison. >> looks like it. >> some baseball fans want opening day to be a national holiday.what do you want to be a national holiday. >> just my birthday. it is the first day of summer, so i have that going for me. tweet us. we'll read your best ones next. >> the plot thickens. vo: volkswagen has the most vehicles on the road with over 100,000 miles. that's the power of german engineering. >>> what do you want a national holiday. >> 9/11. >> elvis' birthday. >> election day should be a national holiday as it represents the most important day of our country. >> national recliner day, just sit there and relax all day. >> that's really nice. friday is sort of like a holiday. >> enjoy your weekend. thanks for watching, i'm alisyn camerota. >> i'm bill hammer. here is gretchen. >> fox news alert. hi, everyone. have house republicans come up with a magic bullet to limit the scope of obamacare? i'm gretchen carlson and this is "the real story." this time they are going to tie it to a doctor fix, the law requiring you to have insurance or face a fine while also a cut in medicare rei

. >> friday i went to a luncheon at harvey weinstein held for allison pataki for her big, big, big best-sellerthe traitor's wife." all this buzz about who is going to get the movie rights to "the traitor's wife." i hope it is harvey so it doesn't scare you to be done perfectly. but like seeing harvey, diehard democrat, supporting his friend, a republican governor for 12 years here in new york named george pataki, a great governor. seeing the two of them come together because common ground is sacred ground and really lovely to see harvey -- that was an amazing lady. i've known her name forever. she produced a lot of broadway things and also all woody allen's movies, she was a fascinating lady. harvey is up at 2:00 in the morning. that's when he's up. and that's when he's watching. and snead cross said to say hello to you. >> i knew i liked him a lot. a lot. >> the rest of the weekend is a secret. it is just sworn to secrecy. >> yes. >> sadly. >> all right. okay. so, anyway, happy days for mila kunis and ashton kutcher. >> if it's true. >> which is that she's expecting a baby. they got engaged a

coming up my exclusive interview with visionary artists alex and allison gray stay turned.to the media leave us so we leave that maybe. the scene potions to cure the play your part of the musical in. their shoes that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all on politics only on our t.v. . right from the scene. first straight. and i think the church. on a reformist twitter. and instagram. could be in the. moment on. we wanted to create a realistic global that would represent life that we had to pay to live as it really is. there's an accident and reach six. what can be more wonderful than this the whole thing is a mumble. well come to let's run siberian. what are the places you never go to. fun you never. things you never do. experience you'll never get. the surprise you will. russia is i see it from itself the. here is a country that for the for the cold war into the cold war joining the g eight became the most in russia with three or enjoyed and i worry that russia is turning its back on that policy of nations that international community it's

my name is allison hendrix. manning and i'm one of a kind. >>> located on the southern tip of manhattan, chinatown is one of new york's best known neighbors. hundreds of thousands of migrants flocked here for centuries, hoping to build a new life for themselves. this part of new york has been influenced by chinese culture many years. but things are changing. a recent report has thrown up a real concern over the future of chinatown in new york, showing a population decrease of 7% since 1990. much of the blame falls on the recent relaxation. many chinese migrants simply priced out. and also big declines in traditional businesses and tourism. what has happened to chinatown in new york? >> chinatown has gone through a transition al cycle like many other growths that preceded us. we are trying to adjust the best we can. >> do you see less tourists come in. >> yes. . after the tragedies of september 11th, this was part of the frozen zone. and it basically pushes -- it pushed the industry over the cliff. it was already

. >> you went to allison's, and you show it down. >> show it down like cowboys. >> started blasting without chicken. not used to doing the dirty work. that's sad. as in pathetic. where it gets real tragic is when you saw on the news who it was you shot, and panicked. >> what happens right after that? >> yeah, right after that? what happens? >> we shoot each other. no one is going to see it coming. until now. until now. now that i think about it, i probably shouldn't have said that. even when you know it is coming -- >> you're a guy that loves what you do? >> i do. what's not to like? people pay me to do this. >> people are tortured. they're tortured artists. you don't seem like one of those. >> no. >> married, three kids. >> yeah, that's the part that doesn't allow me to be tortured. they have no patience for that. >> how old are your kids? >> i tried for a while. >> how old are your kids? >> hold on, it will come to me. they're 14, 12 and 10. >> any of them want to get into acting? >> the youngest. >> how do you feel about that? >> as long as she doesn't want to do it for a living for a wh

i'll introduce allison first, allison deans, and our guest host, larry lindsey is president and ceo of. do you, allison, you've worked around the street. are you surprised at what happened to citi? does some of it have to do with still the bad behavior that we associate with citigroup from the financial crisis? >> i this i part of it is that it is -- i don't know if it's bad behavior, you had a sprawling organization and having worked in the office of the chairman for a brief period before i went to bank one, it was very hard to get your arms around everything that was going on there. they had a process called windows on risk. this was hard to explain. that was their explanation of how they looked at risk. it's sprawling and i don't think they had a focused and disciplined process. if you look back at citi historically, it's great that they're global and they're good at figing out local markets. they've never had a good track record when it comes to credit. what's helped them is their exposure to any particular area of credit that blows up has never been enormous because they're so glo

that has been postponed as allison said by bad weather. we are ready to spring forward in terms of consumer spending here. i think the next few weeks in terms of the pace of consumer activity, vehicle sales, will be important if we see a pickup in growth. i think that will probably push interest rates higher and should help the stock market also. >> is there something that happens or is this just an ebb and flow? >> i think we were set. what's really helping growth here is the wealth effect. we've had a huge improvement in home prices so people feel like they're not under water as much. there's an enormous gain in stock prices. i think that left us ready to grow. wages are growing. we've seen the strongest year-over-year wage gain since 2010. i think overall consumer spending will pick up over the next few months. >> allison, what are companies doing in terms of earnings right now? what do you think we're on track to see this year? >> i have been looking for 6% to 8% earnings growth with sluggish, 4% or 5% top line growth hoping in the sec