out there all nice and pretty and this is a this is a this is a consistent problem with women in america same thing with time is they want their blood diamonds or over that or look at it they don't want to worry about that but they want their you have three months. apparently i was told about the morning meeting yeah we had to write a lengthy discussion in our morning meeting about it but i think this speaks more to is how successful this whole wedding dream wedding bracket in the u.s. is think is it something right women hold onto despite tough times we're going to leave it there shannon unfortunately i love you we've got to end the show because that's all we have time for thanks so much for tuning in please come back tomorrow we will have john perkins he's best selling author of confessions of an economic hit man and he's also a self professed economic hitman and viewers on you tube and twitter like richard have asked me about this if they think that the dollar is manipulative what makes you think they won't manipulate or regulate bull answered that question richard outbuild we're going to

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these boats are currently racing in the america's cup world series. they are the sameracing in venice in a few weeks' time and then in newport toward the end of june. they are the boats coming here later this year to san francisco. but for the america's cup finals and the lewis vuitton trials, teams will race the a.c. 72. now we have half of an a.c. 45 boat at the back of this place here today. we have some of the wing parts of an a.c. 45 boat here today. imagine a boat nearly twice as long as an a.c. 45 with something like four times the pair and imagine the wing style being twice as tall as the a.c. 45, something as tall as a 1-story building. that's what's coming town. that's what is under construction in our team base at pier 80. that's what our team will begin training in later this year, perhaps as early as the end of july, beginning of august here on the bay. so these boats are cool, they're meant to be cool and are cool. the america's cup has been transformed. it has retained the tradition, but it's blown away the stuffyness that is all about now, it's all abou

the children in rural america have the same access to the information that children in urban america do. i wanted to ask a question of ms. whiting, because i'm just absolutely -- i was fascinated the other day when a senior member of our staff said to me that she does not watch television anymore. that she gets all of her information basically from either her computer or from her ipad. so how in the world is nielsen, which has now refined the technique so well in determining how many eyeballs are watching a tv set, with your boxes, your electronic boxes now that measure it exactly, how in the world is nielsen adapting to determine how many eyeballs are watching content on the internet? >> thank you for the question, senator nelson. we've obviously had to adapt. as we just talked about, if we want to follow the audience of a program across any screen, the tv, the pc, the phone, the ipad soon, any websites, we have to measure that. and we do that for both the programmers and advertisers. so we use technology to do that. we recruit samples of consumers who let us measure that. there are

latin america the same thing. the area that was down was u.s. >>> some of the unusual activity that we see there. some action in renren. >> we're talking about china, we're talking about a stock that's been anywhere between 3.20 and $4. and now it's trading around $7. plenty of buyers coming in. very much in first hour. kind of tapered off since. this is a stock that everybody else likes to refer to the facebook of china. it's certainly very interesting. $3 billion company versus a projected $100 billion as far as facebook. >>> coming up -- which energy names are ready to bounce following their earnings next week? follow that trade. an investment opportunity you didn't see before. fidelity's next generation ipad app lets you see what's trending around the world, as well as what over a million fidelity customers are trading throughout the day. and advanced charting lets you customize your views and set up your own comparisons. our ipad app can help refine your strategy or even find a new one. i'm velia carboni, and

america faces the same issue with pennies and nickels. the u.s. mint spends nearly 2 1/2 cents for every penny produced and distributed and just over 11 cents for each nickel. the u.s. mint is actively researching more economical ways to produce coinage, a challenge that world coin historians say dates back to when coins began thousands of years ago. >> there are two major ways for a coin to change... losing weight and... having a different or cheaper metallic alloy. >> this isn't the first time american coins faced possible extinction. for example, the halfpenny was dropped in 1857 because inflation had rendered its buying power obsolete. for "teen kids news," i'm eric shawn, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> you'll need sunscreen, but swimming is not allowed. as nicole reports, this trip to the beach is not for fun in the sun but to learn about our reliance on science. >> no pen and paper necessary. today's test is underwater. what chris and his teacher joel rodriguez catch in their net will determine if these students got today's assignme

>> to him it means he can feel comfortable living in america, at the same time maintain his beliefs, can separate between the two. there are other muslims who believe that your primary identity should be muslims we have address and think in a different way, pray five times a day. some muslims believe they are fully muslim, they don't pray five times a day. they might not agree with each other out what the definition of a muslim is spent just like christianity? >> absolutely. no difference. >> what is a moderate muslim? >> that's something that george bush was looking for. because of george bush divided them into good muslims and bad muslims. >> was that there? >> i don't know what's fair. basically a good muslim, according to the bush administration, was somebody who followed our policies, somebody who did our bidding, and who did not confess what he did it and what happened is there's a backlash on muslim community, and i think that a lot of them are very apprehensive about the presence of muslims among us. what we call the islamophobia, that is sort of reining in the moment in amer

colors same graphics you're greeted by a statement from bank of america c.e.o. brian moynihan part of it says quote today it's time to acknowledge that our bank isn't working anymore not just for the market but for the people our real customers so here are the two websites side by side but real and a fake can you tell the difference the big ones pretty convincing right of course it's all fake but it's not a scam they're not trying to take any of your information or your money those behind it say it's a spoof meant to bring awareness to bank of america's controversial policies and even posted some silly testimonials showing how ridiculous some of bank of america policies are take a look at the it's. like in the past my bank of america is going to pay taxes like me the next one there i'm a product ologist at least i tell you before i do like bank of america and here's another if money was the same as speech i'd have about but see i don't. well joining us now is the man posing to be c.e.o. brian moynihan his real name is andy because and is here to tell us m

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. >> he sdoes the same thing. i'm america'sandidate for president. >> those people are doing too well. >> everybody should have the same opportunity. it's the message of america. >> what's the strongest argument, he's in over his head, your guys' charge, or that he's out of touch with people's needs. what's a better one? >> against the president? neither one. the better argument is the economy hasn't recovered as quickly as we hoped or he said, and therefore, we need to try something new. that's not a winning argument but it's the best argument they have. >> actually, it is a winning argument. he didn't do what he said he was going to do -- >> did you just hit him? >> i did. >> that's a romney dish. we don't do that here. no physical touching. >> do you want four more years of exactly what we just had but now on steroids, or do we need to change directions? >> on steroids? >> yeah. because we're going to go even faster. >> oh, he's a drug user, too. >> a foreign born drug user. >>> up next, mitt romney's latest foot in mouth, o

something that works for our ranchers, our farmers, consumers, taxpayers, those all across america and at the same time provides the kind of deficit reduction that we have. so we're addressing the needs of american agriculture. and don't forget, it's 16 million jobs. so thank you very, very much for all of your support and helping getting to this point. the meeting's adjourned. >>> and senators and senate staffers of the agriculture committee making their way out of committee room in one of the senate office buildings. the agriculture committee has finished its work on the farm bill today. it would end direct cash payments to farmers, saving $50 billion over the next decade. most of that me program to pay farmers if crop and commodity prices fall below a certain level. politico reports that senate majority leader harry reid has signaled he is ready to devote senate floor time to the bill. now that it is out of committee. also on capitol hill today, house speaker john boehner spoke to reporters. he criticized president obama's two-day trip to universities to talk about student loan interest rates.

it is necessary for america to be strong and smart at the same time. no country is more concerned about a nuclear iran than israel. rightfully so. no president since harry truman has done more for israel's security than barack obama. our administration provided a record level of security assistance. it recently intercepted the rockets coming out of gaza. they saved homes, schools, hospitals, and the men, women and children who inhabit them. we're collaborating right now on longer-range missile defense systems like heroes. -- like aero and david s. leong -- and david slang - slingin time israel into our radar system. the u.s. is engaged in the most consisting comprehensive consultations ever. you know this better than anybody. we're conducting the largest joint military operation in the history of their relationship. president obama said that to the gravest threat. -- has stood up to the greatest threat to israel,the effort of the rest of the world to delegitimize it as a state. often stood up alone. israel leaders have called president obama's supports

i don't think america can afford the same failed policies, and this is the message he is up against.> i said before thanks to president obama, bin laden is dead and general motors is alive. you have to ask yourself, if governor romney was president, could he have used the same slogan in reverse? >> joining me now, a democratic from florida, and david corn, washington bureau chief. his new book is "showdown." the inside story how obama fought back against boehner, canter. >> we don't need another president that's trying to one up his daddy. it seems likeç romney wants toe president because he father couldn't. it's bad when they want to run for office because they want to be something, not because they want to do something. he was born with a silver spoon in his or afice and he was not able to get it out. he is a out of touch rich person who cannot relate to people who are suffering. if america was all million airs and billion airs, he might be the ideal president, but that's not where america is for today, and for the rest of us, he is a horror. >> david, let's dig a little deeper in

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to suggest that there is any other motivation from the same america that voted for him in 2008 is absurd trillion in debt, failed economy, weak foreign policy and oil prices more than double. not more complicated than that, juan. >> it is. if you watch the republican primaries that you and i, we watch it intensely, you hear all the talk of entitlement presidents, social -- >> sean: we're going bankrupt. we're going bankrupt. >> a lot of this is racially explosive. >> what is racially explosive about -- wait a minute. >> the whole idea is somehow this president is letting poor people and minorities rip off hardworking white people. >> sean: stop a minute. barack obama himself called george bush unpatriotic and irresponsible borrowing from the bank of china in the name of our children. bush had $4 trillion in debt in eight years. obama has $5 trillion in 3-1/2 years. if i used the same language against him, i'd be attacked. the reality, we can't sustain the path he put us on. bankrupting us, ensuring we'll become greece if we continue down the path. responsible people are saying we can't s

. >> the main issue seems to be that growth in north america had slowed, right? their sametore sales in north america by far the biggest market was down the previous quarter. that's a big concern, isn't it? >> yes, it's a big concern and stocks are reacting to that. >> radio shack slumping to its lowest level. joe, ugly, ugly chart? >> yes. this is interesting. i can't tell you to buy the equity. maybe if you want to buy the options, you can. the liquidity is okay. keep in mind they rolled out the dividend. the question is, the relationship with wireless and sprint seeing significant mobile declines. >> and a big drop for big lots having the worst day since november '08 after the company reported weak earnings. grasso? >> if you cut your forecast, your stock gets slammed. there were a couple of downgrades around the street. didn't help matters. few technicians tempted to buy this chart, i would say let it bounce back for two or three days. >> both u.s. steel and ak steel lower after earnings this morning. you recommended the stock yesterday, grasso. what do you do with the

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percent and to give to the one percent and that's why europe is in trouble it's why america is in trouble doing the same thing under the obama administration and it's making europe and america look like latin america used to look like when the international monetary fund came in and said you need an oscar. thirty program because we're just we're representing our constituency the one percent let's talk about language for a second because you just say well there is no language to describe what's really going on it's unprecedented in a lot of ways but then again you also mentioned we're going back to more feudalism a feudalistic model so it comes down to language in a lot of ways in other words they're really bottling old wine in new bottles if i got that correctly there that the concepts are kind of similar it's it's about forcing deaths on subpoena paul and then. you wrote about this recently about fraudulent conveyance very key concept in all this speak about i was in germany making a talk at the. i mean it convention in berlin and the the idea fraudulent conveyance is basically is that if a creditor ma

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america prosperous? because we're democracy. i say so is chindia and it is poor. it is the same as new jersey [laughter] america has natural resources. what about hongkong? lourdes world of that first world in 50 years. why? because said economic liberty and the places better freer the best places to live but this is not intuitive. opening a business months to open hongkong one day. but they make the same comments. the government should step in to fix the problem. i know all of you are reading the "new york times" less but i read day because i have to know what my neighbors are worshiping and my former abc colleagues. [laughter] did you see the cover this week? they made her an icon which is impossible to live up to. mrs. storey of the movement in chile but there is inequality. people are very upset to see they have vocational riots why is said to college three? he had a good answer to fed davis system calling it a consumer good to say we would like many famous to be free but when said and done nothing is free. somebody pass to pay. usually popular remember the miners were rescu

he also makes recommendses on what should be done to deter america from following the same path. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. [applause] >> now, let me just say that's more than a quarter of a century. i'm a little older than that. but it's a real -- okay. it's a real pleasure to be here with you all this evening. i've heard a lot about the blackburn institute, and the directorship and i'm honored to be part hoff this distinguished group. i wanted to talk a little bit this evening about some of the things that really shaped my own life and my own philosophy. you know, i was one of those people who kind of knew what wanted to do from very early on. medicine was always the thing that interested me. if there was ever a story on television or on the radio about medicine, i was right there. just like a magnet. i even liked going to the doctor's office. but the thing that really caught my attention was the church. and so i was school -- frequently have stories on about missionary doctors, and these were people who at great personal expense traveled all over the world to bring

. >> [inaudible] international part us alart fesg on at the same time as the america's cup. have you made any inroads with that? >> i do not think we have ever rejected any idea. i think we have been quite excited about the integration of art throughout all of our events. i do not see a stalling any discussions around it. if they feel that way, i will get in touch with them, but i do no

america. i want this forever to be a country where everybody gets a fair shot. and everybody is doing their fair share, and everybody is playing by the same set of rules. that's the america i know, that's the america i love, and that's the america within our reach if we work for it. >> this kind of talk is not new for the president. he did not have to pivot towards this message, but willard romney, he sure has. >> this america is fundamentally fair. we will stop the unfairness of urban children being denied access to the good schools of their choice. for grandparents who can't afford the gas to visit their grandchildren anymore. for the mom and dad who never thought they would be on food stamps. to all of you, i have a simple message. hold on a little longer, a better america begins tonight. >> you'll stop unfairness? you'll help urban children? grandparents? people on food stamps? willard, you and i must use a different dictionary, because you don't stop unfairness by giving handouts to the rich. you don't help urban children by making cuts to the department of education. you don't help grandparents by ending medicare as we know it, and

. >> black folks and white folks in america just don't see things the same way. >> the media. >> reporter: everyone we talked to was convinced what george zimmerman did to trayvon martin was murder, not self- defense. >> the big issue was the police didn't do what you expect the police to do if somebody shot. they didn't even do what they would do if they shot somebody. >> i think they would have came quicker had he been white. >> reporter: college student jermaine bowden says he's been racially profiled by police and said he felt just the way he imagines trayvon martin must have felt. >> it's the worst to know that i'm not doing anything and just to get stopped, it's the worst. >> reporter: zimmerman grew up in this house in manassas and some people around here think that he has been treated unfairly. >> i think he's already been convicted by the press. i think everybody blew it out of proportion. >> reporter: the ashton avenue diner is less than a mile from zimmerman's boyhood home. >> the press has manipulated it the way they wanted it to go and i feel bad for everybody involved. >> re

rightful place as a partner of first resort in dealing with global threats while at the same time reclaiming america's place in asia as an asian pacific power, a region where u.s. exports are producing new jobs and driving our economic recovery. we've forged a new relationship based on mutual interest with emerging powers like china, russia, brazil, turkey, south africa, all of which are helping advance american security. we reduced our reliance on nuclear weapons and achieved major arms control agreements with russia and brought the world together to secure nuclear materials from getting into the meadowlands of terrorists. we've isolated countries like iran and north korea, whose nuclear programs threaten peace and stability. and we've taken far more terrorists off the bloomfield in the last three years than in the

america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all,t keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over any other provider. ♪ love can be so mystical ♪ >>> most eager egg hunts are somber events especially on days when there is an effort to save lives today in the most unusual places in the district, john shows us how kids came together with parents, in an effort to save lives. >> reporter: plastic eggs filled with candy were left at an unusual location the lawns at the national law enforce. officers memorial in washington dc. >> over here. >> reporter: the kids didn't care they were there for an easter egg hunt the sponsoring groups are very concerned with child safety and a handful of members have come across the country on motorcycles and accompanying rv they ride to remind parentpoliticians, that family and societal individual lens is necessary to keep children safe from predators. their stories were unbearably sad. >> we were also parents that told our children don't get in some bodies car, you know we will never know

same evening because he was able to say, i was standing my ground. that's been the real bone of contention for people, putting aside the racial issues, the fact that in modern americae could shoot an unarmed person and go home the same night. >> no, a degree. i think -- i mean, we will find out what happened in that, but i think it's awful what happened. it's awful. >> yeah, i agree that justice should run its course. let's turn to movies. i always thought, if i got the chance to interview. a long time coming. i'd ask you a few questions i've always wanted to know personally. who to you is the greatest actor living today? >> well, i -- leonardo dicaprio is a serious young actor. takes it quite seriously, as can you see. or matt damon sean penn, he's a little older now, i can say sean is a young actor. i've known him so long he's not so young. >> let's just end on a couple things. one is, you and i have something in common, which may be a shock to you. and may be a disturbing shock to you. we both became fathers to little baby girls four months ago. >> yes. i didn't know that congratulations. >> it was number four for me, number six for you. >> yes. >> how is father

at the same time, i think luce thought america was united by something. now america is united by a technology. perhaps not much more. and part of the problem with the people in ows, i think, they in some way are -- they think, we have the technology, we have the meetups, we have ways to communicate on line, we don't need institutions beyond that. >> that's my cue to quote something that jackson wrote in a review of paul star's creation of the media. it is delusional to pretend that the lumbering behemoths of the contemporary media industry have preserved any of the old republican concerns for an educated citizenry. >> that's what i want to talk about. >> that is a concern here of course and that's lower case republican. >> yes. >> this is what of course i tend to believe is central to democracy. it's not about voting. per se. it's about an informed citizenry like the one that michael was describing in the early 20th century. again, not to sentimentalize that but that sense that people were engaged with a variety of points of view that they recognize were

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moving on to the battle for equal rights in america next month north carolina will vote on one of the most radical amendments banning same sex marriage amendment one which passed the republican controlled general soundly last year amends the state constitution to say marriage between one man and one woman is the only domestic legal union that should be valid or recognized in the state sounds like your typical anti-gay marriage piece of legislation however the language of the amendment is so broad it could repeal benefits and and and from and protections against domestic violence for unmarried couples in the state including heterosexual as well as gay couples huge supporter of the builder of caroline assembly house majority leader paul stam was previously compay compared gay marriage to incest and polygamy is pretty tough so just how far are the opponents of gay marriage willing to go to deny rights to same sex couples here to answer that is dr paul cameron chair of the family research institute our camera guys to meet you in person. and thanks for joining us . first of all. don't you think that you know ten years from no

that will serve as a stepping stone towards the excitement of the 2013 america's cup events, which, i want to say, remains the same in 2013, july and august being the challengers' series, and september being the america's cup final. as noted in the budget analyst's report, we have updated our cost projections to reflect the new and consolidated event plan. primarily, the changes to the costs reflect what we were referring to as the fixed costs. that was in contrast to the variable cost of operations to do with the actual services during the 2013 event, so things like muni buses on the street, police, fire, e.m.s.. those things will vary with spectator demand, and so we're trying to make sure that our event plant continues to be adaptive so that our revenues can better match expenditures. however, in these fixed cost categories, there are differences. there is an increase in preliminary and planning costs from what was proposed at the last meeting reflective of the added work we will have to do for the permit applications reflecting this new plan as well as additional work that is proceeding under the federal envir

america. they have the same set of fears as anybody else does. >> could it have gone south fast with tyler perryand the need to restrain him and impose order on him could be swift. >> he cougot lucky? >> he got very lucky to be alive. >> thanks so much. that's the "the ed show." it's a friday night. the "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening. only five seconds early tonight. last week

. >> palmer says the ship will make its maiden voyage from england to north america in 2016 taking the exact same route the doomed ship took when it sank 100 years ago. >>> lots of laugh at the white house correspondence dinner. not only did the host for the night jimmy kimmel get a few zingers so did the president. >> a pleasure to be here in the vast magnificent in fact it's a lot more material prepared but i have to get the secret service home in time for the new curfew. >> that was a star studded event with celebrities like george clooney diane keaton and kim kardashian attended the event. >>> a week is gone by and still no sign of a missing 6-year-old from arizona many we will bring you up to speed on the investigation including who police are talking to right now. plus a new way you can get your questions answered about your car seat installation without ever leaving your home. and as we go to break this morning a. live picture of the uss intrepid in new york. we will be right back. 3q ♪ i, i'll bring the fire make you come alive ♪ ♪ i can take you higher what this is, forgot? ♪ ♪ i must no

and the person you see on "good morning america" every morning coming into your living rooms is the sameeal, genuine. i have a connection to her. one of my co-anchors in new orleans was her sister sally ann roberts. i knew robin in a way before i got this job at abc. i can tell you the whole roberts family is like that. congratulations, robin. making us proud. >>> let's talk about a sweet weekend for neil diamond. the 71-year-old got married. his third marriage to his manager katie mcneil over the weekend. "people" magazine is reporting that this morning. apparently they first met when mcneil was the executive producer for his documentary in 2009. and diamond keeps up with the times. he actually tweeted when they first got engaged a few years ago, and which he -- the caption was, i'd like you to meet katie. i'm love struck, and it's been a fairy tale ever since. he was married twice, once to his high school sweetheart and later to a production assistant. congratulations to him. >> an age-old hollywood story. third or fourth marriage. older man, younger woman. we've never seen that before