so instead of showing a clip of the movie, i would like to show you an ad for burt and anton's show inhe seven great wonders of the world, none can prepare you for the magic of the eighth. >> i'm burt wonderstone. >> and i'm anton marvelton. ♪ >> experience the incredible burt wonderstone and anton marvelton, performing nightly at the world-famous bally's resort and casino. ♪ marvel at spectacular sleight of hand. >> incredible! >> witness feats of superhuman power. >> incredible! >> feel the heat of their magical wands. >> tasty. >> the power of magic! >> every enchanted ticket comes with a free bally's breakfast buffet. >> all you can eat. >> get your tickets now, because they're disappearing. burt wonderstone and anton marvelton, only at bally's -- where wonders never cease. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i can't wait to see this, guys. i love that he amuses himself out of his tricks. he giggles. >> yeah. >> jimmy: more with steve carell when we get back, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ be positive, yet firm. we need to leave our contract plan and make the move to net10 wirel

anton schutz, thanks for taking the time. >> my pleasure. ashley: all right.sident obama's budget plan will lead to tax increases for many, not just high income earnings. the tax policy center found that the president's budget will raise about $1.1 trillion over the next 10 years through a series of limits on tax breaks, a tax on the banking industry and new estate taxes. now the tpc estimates that 86% of additional taxes in 2015 will be paid by those earning over $200,000. the president's budget proposal plans on also raising the tax on cigarettes. 94 cents more per pack. the tpc says that the higher cigarette tax will affect low and moderate income families as they are more likely to smoke than higher income earners. there you go. i don't smoke but a pack of cigarettes, my gosh. tracy: a lot of money. ashley: a lot of money. tracy: a sneaky way to get more money out of you because they push you to higher brackets quicker. ashley: yeah. tracy: sneaky. a new on line sales tax expected to clear the senate. could it face a tough battle in the house? we'll have d

our first reader will be sinan anton. >> when i was torn by war, i took a brush immersed in death, and drew a window on war's wall. i opened it, searching for something, but all i saw was another war and a mother weaving a shroud for the dead man still in her womb. there was a photograph of an iraqi boy on the front page of the "new york times". he sat on the edge of the truck, 8 or 9 years old, surrounded by his family, his father, mother , and 5 siblings were asleep. his head was buried in his hands. all the clouds of the world were waiting on the threshold of his eyes. the tall man wiped off the sweat and started digging the 7th grave. the next reader is going to be diane dupris. thank you. >> i'm going to read a few things that i wrote sitting in a hotel room in, oh, whatever year that was, 01, i guess, when we started bombing afghanistan. these are short poems on the afghan war. 1, small bones of mountain children in the snow. two, bags of rice burst open, burlap flaps in the wind. even the label, usa, is fading. three, we air drop transistor radios. can you eat them? will they ke

(naming all family members) he was a decent of anton. he came to san francisco in a - his back fence as hoist campaign poster. the depression years shaped his life and his dedication to hard work a 1930s graduate of the high school his former education was interrupted and combining a career in radio and wartime serve with the u.s. army service. in the 1950s he was the ma recipients. he was a km b r radio member. and supporter of the united farmer workers. he has been a supporter of our schools for many years. hits date is a supporter and his conservatives in the obama administration. there will be funeral services for this friday april 5th. at 1465 valencia street. >> thank you, madam clerk add me to that memorial as well. thank you >> i'd like to ask that we adjourn today's meeting in honor of a woman who was that my landlord. she had an amazing sense of humor. she was just one of those persons who i'm honored to have known. she was sick for some time and what was so great about her, she would always ask how my family was doing. after c

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- and me [chica squeaking] - the clothes are cool the fun is free sooo welcome to the chica show - anton are doing great. just a few more feathers ought to do the trick. - oh, mrs. c, i-i think we have enough feathers for this headdress, don't you? - well, last have a look. oh, i guess i got carried away. - yeah, maybe just a little. [chuckles] - well, i do love feathers. [chica squeaking] - oh, did i really look that silly. oh. [chica squeaking] - oh, you-you-you-- what? - is one of your feathers tickling you again? [chica squeaking] - what's so funny? - we don't know! [chica squeaking] - you just heard the funniest joke? - woo. - can we hear it too? [chica squeaking] - oh-- we're listening, honey. [chica squeaking ] - oh, is that part of the joke? [chica squeaking] - oh, chica, i think you have a case of the chirples. [chica squeaking] it's okay, tweet pea. it just means you can't chirp until your throat gets better. - nothing serious. just takes the irp out of your chirp for the day. - oh, poor chica. [chica squeaking] - the last time i had the chirples, we were doing our magic act. i

conservatives oppose any love long sigh kred union between two men, unless it's anton scalia and clarencehomas. what the hell was that? no surprise that speaker john boehner is isn't here tonight. they are still struggling to get along. president obama and john boehner are like a blind date between anderson cooper and rachel mad dow, they understand each other's positions but deep down you know nothing is ever going to happen. speaking of nothing happening, we're all hoping that nothing happens with north korea and that got me wondering, what is with kim jong-un. in the past we've had really scary enemies like saddam hussein and hitler. now our nemesis is a pouty teenage boy who dresses like rosie o'donnell at the emmys. kim jong-un doesn't understand that we aren't afraid of him. we already have an unstable peninsula that will ultimately bring down america, it's called florida. yes, it is. yes, president obama has a lot on his plate right now, but now at that very nice stage where there are no more secrets left to come out about him. we know as a child he lived in indonesia and studied a

justices five terrorist attack and the and they oppose any life long between two men unless it is antonlia and thomas. >> no surprise that speaker boehner isn't here tonight. speaker boehner and president obama are still struggling to get along. president obama and john boehner are kind of like a blind date between anderson cooper and rachel maddow. in theory they understand each others positions but deep down you know nothing is ever going to happen. speaking of nothing happening, we are all hoping, of course, that nothing happens with north korea. and that got me he wondering what is with kim jong un. in the past we had really scary enemies like saddam hussein and hitler. now, a pouty teenage boy who dresses like rosie o'donnell at the emmies. kim jong un doesn't understand that we aren't afraid of him. what that guy doesn't get is that we already have an unstable peninsula that will ultimately bring down america. it's called florida. yes, it is. yes, president obama has a lot on his plate right now. he is now at that very nice stage where there are no more secrets left to come out ab

anton mccray, kevin richardson, yusef salaam, raymond santana and cory wise. they are the central park five. if you were a member of the central park five in 1989, you were among the worst human beings on earth. today, that is quite different. and to be counted among the central park five is to be counted among a band of brothers who i think represent in some ways the best of us, that represent a kind of heroic forbearance in the face of unbelievable odds, who exhibit startling lack of bitterness and anger, who have grown in the course of this immense and infuriating tragedy into extraordinary young men who have graced our lives and become friends of our family and have been out on the road with us, with a style and a degree of articulation that i think those who were here last night when we had the opportunity to screen theilm derstandth b s pathos to our understng of is story. and re direc nnectis to what ed. in fact, what happened is at the heart of what i want t b about. look very much forward to our nvertion. we, sarah and david mcmahon, and i, had two so

we like colin frost because it's based in san antone, it never took t.a.r.p., never took a dividend cutracking, most people would feel their economy is much stronger than the rest of america, people are willing to pay a premium. when you look at cullen frost, it's much like northern and goldman sachs that people want to go to. and i like conservative names with strong dividend growth with strong regional economic situations that never took t.a.r.p.. conversely, you look at the money-centered banks that all of them took t.a.r.p., all have risk-oriented assets with europe, i don't believe anybody can ascertain or truly understand. i think there's more risk with these names. i like companies like u.s. bank, very strong management, very conservative in their lending power. and i think they know their customers better. liz: and that one, sorry to interrupt, has a 2.3% dividend, it's up about 5% over the past year, pe 9. >> right. liz: i'm just wondering why i wouldn't go with, say, a jpmorgan or a goldman sachs when, you know, some of these smaller names have exposure to, perhaps, downdrafts

. >> special operations commander mike anton takes the lead on today's investigation. >> we're goingit's on the west side. we're going to be looking for specific prostitutes. and there are some juveniles that frequent the area. the juveniles we don't arrest. and any victims of trafficking, we'll turn them over to the salvation army for the services that they can provide for them. >> you want to try and get her? >> it's about 6:00 a.m. when undercover vehicles roll out on the track and spot the players. >> eyeball on that white girl. she's walking north on cicero. she's also walking with a male. >> it doesn't take long, however, for these seasoned players to spot the police. >> we've got some guys out here. >> detectives suspect this man in the red cap is a lookout, hired to tip off working girls when the heat is on. >> this is like a cat and mouse game. she's walking away. >> with their cover blown on this corner, the team breaks into smaller groups, moving east and south. >> there goes one of our undercovers right there. >> the girl right now is crossing 16th on the way to his car.

we were able to show in the limon "extended stay" series, including this one was prison counselor anton evans. >> basically, i'm going to go over a few things. >> did you get my kite? that's what i want to know. did you get my kite last night or did they just throw that away? >> no, i haven't received any kite. >> oh, really? i wrote you a kite from the hole last night. you didn't get it? >> no. what was it about? >> it was about my situation. >> evans was attempting to conduct an orientation interview with schreiber prior to his move to general population. >> to tell you the truth, i might resort to some craziness to get what i want. >> okay. >> i mean some craziness. >> i'm just the case manager. i don't know exactly what i'm supposed to do -- >> you don't? >> -- as far as that. >> how long have you been a case manager? >> about four years. >> okay. that's quite long enough. so, anyway, that's what happens with this -- >> it's quite long enough for what? i'm kind of curious about that. >> i just thought you were brand new to the job. you acted like what am i supposed to do about you,

after go into agricultural college, he came under the spout of a guy named anton mark jen, who was 15at iowa state agricultural college, who is a proponent of the good rose movement. the good rose movement was promoted the use of bicycles because cars were around when it started. the idea was to build more public roads so people could ride bicycles more. eventually, cars became popular and he went on to become the head in washington and later created the higher education board and highway officials. the reason i think of him as a tinkerer was because he over a period of years pursued this idea that there had to be away to construct and facilitate the construction of the interstate highway system throughout the country. the big revelation he had eventually was it had to be a federal state highbred and the idea was to build roads for people were going to go over they wanted to go as opposed to where they were already going. before the, most roads rebuilt to see there was a lot of corruption and misdeeds and nothing got done and in fact it, it was really this conceptual idea that he came

did create anton itanced approach and reduced and create a surplus. i am pleased to see the investment in hiv and aids. the budget permanently extends the vital program, such as the child tax credit and the earned income credit. this helped millions of families across america in terms of a path, a ladder, from poverty into the middle class. the rise insay budget, this is a real contrast to that. he proposed -- the republicans' proposed another 6 seles trillion tax cuts for the wealthiest, while focusing 66% of their budget cuts on treading our nation's safety net. we have held some pretty productive discussions on eliminating poverty, by reducing this in half in the next 10 years, during the next 10 years. unfortunately, income inequality and poverty rates are rising. i wanted to ask how this budget puts us on that path of a limited in poverty by reducing it in half in 10 years because, i think while i know chairman myselfnd -- brian and are concerned about poverty, all i look at their budget, of the paths that would lift people out of poverty were cu