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good morning, ashley. >> reporter: good morning. well, the nikkei climbed almost 1.5% today while the hang seng was also about a percentage higher. today wall street gets the weekly jobless claims numbers as well as a new report on construction spending. wednesday stocks fell after a surprise drop in private sector jobs. the dow lost nearly 51 points while the nasdaq fell about 13. >>> major auto companies from ford to general motors report monthly sales numbers today. analysts are betting most companies will post gains. we've already heard from toyota at new york's auto show on wednesday, a top toyota executive said incentives pushed sales 40% higher in march. >>> amazon is bracing for the ipad. the online retailer has struck new e-book pricing deals with two major publishers just days before apple's launch of the new tablet computer. that's expected to take business away from amazon's kindle. the agreements will allow both publishers to set their own prices. apple has already made similar deals. >>> the home buyer tax credit which

he's here, babe, replies ashley.ted her in his car and dumped her in a field. the famously opinionated british press called for action. britain's child exploitation and online protection center claimed publicly that in just the first quarter of this year, it received 253 complaints about facebook. 39% of them suspected cases of kids being groomed online by pedophiles. last december the world's most popular social network site created a global safety advisory board to tackle such issues as online stalking and cyber bullying among its 400 million users. serious crimes are rare but when they happen, capture headlines. in january, phoebe prince killed herself after allegedly suffering relentless online attacks from other students at her massachusetts high school. now, what british officials are asking facebook to do is to put on every single page what they call a panic button. they want all of britain's 23 million facebook users to see this button, which can take them directly to advice similar to that now offered by fac

ashley, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, michelle.ell, the hang seng added more than 1% this morning and the nikkei finished up nearly half a percent. on wall street, a positive retail sales report helped keep stocks on the upside thursday despite worse than expected jobless claim numbers. the dow added 29 points, while the nasdaq gained 5. >>> according to data from the new york fed, several major banks have been hiding the risks by underreporting their debt. the "wall street journal" says 18 banks, including goldman sachs, jpmorgan chase and bank of america, temporarily lowered their debt just before reporting it to the public presumably in an effort to help keep their stock price. >>> apple's upgrade for the iphone and ipad will be available this summer. the new program will allow users to run more than one program at a time. the company did not confirm any plans to make the iphone available through verizon or other mobile carriers. >>> and competition is gearing up following e pad's launch. hewlett-packard is showing off its yet t

we've got to go. >> reporter: ashley, what was it like for you? >> it was terrifying.is before in my life. >> reporter: the road that brings you into the hardest-hit part of yazoo city which is called old highway 16 is mostly impassable. hundreds of these trees snapped and in the last few hours they have been able to clear the roadway to a pretty decent extent but we had to find a couple of guys who were kind enough to bring us in on four-wheelers to navigate through most of this area to try to see the extent of the damage and to talk to people who survived this. >> we've been here 15 years. my wife and i have been in the house for five years. believe it or not, it was pretty at one time. me and my wife and my daughter was out in the front yard, and we set out there and the weather kept getting bad. i thought i heard something back over here. my wife heard something from the southwest. it sounded like a freight train whistle. my wife and my daughter and i were down here, and we were just balled up. and you could -- being the house is up off the ground, you could just -

you had to pull ashley out of the car? >> right.nce the wind busteded the windows out of the car and picked the car up, i told her -- she just panicked because the glass had hit her and i told her, i said, just give it gas. and she let go of the steering wheel and everything. so i grabbed the steering wheel and tried to point it towards the restaurant. it didn't go anywhere because we was up in the air, side ways. when it hit the ground, it shot us toward the restaurant and the wind picked us up again and slid us up by it and i jumped out of the car but she wasn't coming behind me. i told to get her out, i said, we got to go, baby. so we started taking off running to the restaurant and when i went to the door to go into the restaurant, i didn't see her. and i looked back, by the time i looked back, she was going back, the wind had literally picked her up and i grabbed her and had to snatch her to get into the restaurant. that's where we went into the walk-in freezer where my dad and them were. >> unbelievable you made to the restaur

ashley is not surprised by the rise of the middle class.e says, when it comes to business, kenyans get it. >> in the first two weeks of opening the first branch, we showed our guys how to make a good cappuccino. and within two weeks, they were making them better than we could. >> reporter: the company pretty much runs itself these days, and it's run by kenyans. james started out as a waiter, he is now the senior manager of this store, and he won't stop there. >> i think this is a place whereby i'll be able to build my future and be able to learn a lot regarding coffee, and be 5cy able to make -- take it to a level higher. >> reporter: a quick scan around the tables, and you can see the majority of the people are kenyans, over 50%. and it wasn't like that 10 years ago. to understand what's driving the middle class in kenya, you have to talk about education. kenya's universities turn out thousands of graduates every year. confident -- >> we are the people who are going to build this country, we're going to contribute to the growth of the soci

. >> buzz and ashley >>> last night, buzz aldron, the second man to walk on the moon walked grace fly away from dancing with the stars after three weeks of competition an standing ovations every time he danced. >> and this has been a very measurable endeavour, and i'm just happy to have been able to stay along as long as we did. >> in 1969, the apollo 11 strnlt made history and became an american hero, all before the age of 40. now at 80 he's ready for new challenges. >> this mission has been scrubbed. what did you learn from this mission? >> volunteer again. make the next one as equal satisfying to me for having put myself forward. >> he tried so, so hard, and he wanted to do the best hecht. he was so charming an adorable. if they were giving point for adorable, come on. >> he's had the best time. i'm sure he's disappoint; but, you know, that's the way it goes. he had a good run, and now i have a dancing husband. >> reporter: buzz aldron, the presidential medal of freedom honoree will not get dancing mirror ball trophy. what he does get is renewed fame and a second win. >> i'm not so

in a new interview with "playboy," eliot spitzer's call girl, ashley dupre said tiger woods' mistresses wrong for coming forward. so, i hope you heard that, ladies. you used bad judgment, according to a prostitute. [ laughter ] yeah, some interview, ashley dupre, she said that the spitzer scandal ruined her singing career. [ laughter ] and it's true, as soon as that scandal broke i had to throw out all my favorite ashley dupre albums. [ laughter ] ♪ oh, i had sex with eliot spitzer ♪ [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: my favorite song. >> jimmy: yeah, that was their hit song. [ laughter ] some political news. president obama announced that, in 2012, he's going to hold his next nuclear security summit at a site in south korea, right near the north korean border. seriously? that's like if you held a biker chick rally right across the street from jesse james' rehab facility. [ laughter ] you're asking for trouble. speaking of north korea, i just read about a state-run comedy show in north korea where the audience is ordered to laugh. yeah. it's called "funny or actually die." [ laughter ]

now i will find out what he ashley said. everything has to be truncated because there's so much information. but if you can actually get a real sense of what actually happened, it gives you a stronger position from which to make the decision. i think that too many decisions are made on fayith. when you see guys get on television whether a guy like and coulter or glenn beck, and they actually will say things that make you think that they believe the barack obama was not born an american citizen. the first problem is this -- we know that the bulk -- that is bunk, because it the rnc could not have figured that thaout last year, if they could actually lose to someone not born in the united states and he could end up in the white house, then they need another job. >> speaking of barack obama, youth lived in one of your columns i connect between barack obama and one of the other lives -- loves of your life. we know that he is -- >> right. >> explain that. >> in the jazz band, because it is improvised, everyone relies on everybody

ashley reductions that are supplied by the treaty they will convert their nuclear weapons in exchange for certain guidance a long-range weapons and that would be seen as a major deficiency. and it was the number one ejection but it now moves down the list it is for the new accounting rules in particular which now the number with which they were tested. providing the united states with great potential are built up from warheads to deliver systems within relatively short time. russia will not how such a potential because russia is withdrawing in massive numbers the obsolete strategic forces and introducing a new one at a very slow rate within numbers than those new ones will be loaded so roche said does not have capabilities. >> the new treaty is basically eight about america and rejection. nothing is 80 prevents russia from using these systems and they will be under anyway because of massive withdrawal of all systems with very small numbers with anyone but in 10 years according to the russians' current plan it will almost fully modernize the strategic forces within the -- by 70 percent

ashley battle walks a very thin line between danger and disaster. she's been flying since she was a teen and says she doesn't get scared at a few thousand feet. in the air. incredible. >> the wing walker. >>> energy efficient and comes with a three-car garage. >> stay with us. we're going to tell you about this. it could be all yours for just $50. >> and how the type of movie your kids watch could affect how early they start drinking. >> 6:35. flooding rain yesterday, heavy stuff on maryland's most powerful doppler radar. check this out, we're watching towson now. kim brown has been talking about slow rides, 83 will be a pinch in morning coming down from the hereford zone through hunt valley, cockeysville, very heavy rain. heading towards bel air. we'll talk about that next. >> as we look here at the jfx, you see delays, traffic pretty much stopped at northern parkway, but believe it or not these clear up as you make your way past cold spring lane. the right lane is flooded so it's closed. tack an extra 15, maybe 20 minutes to the commute as you tra

. >> reporter: ashley has been showing up every day since thursday. she's headed overseas but has been stranded in baltimore. luckily, her husband jack was close by to keep her company. >> it has been a blessing that they have been hear or that my husband has been here. he's been able to take me to anything that we needed to do to kill time. >> reporter: but it is a mixed blessing because every delay means another heartbreaking good-bye for a couple that won't see each other for half a year. >> it's a pain in the butt because good the byes get harder and harder. >> reporter: london isn't even on the board here. no one knows for sure when flights get off the ground so there's nothing to do but wait. a spokeswoman says they haven't had anyone camping out on the benches here waiting for flights. instead, they have been killing time for area hotels and even sight-seeing. >> we had to do it now. the government's trying to make it easier. >> reporter: but the sitting around never gets easier. many stranded travelers tell us it's a pain in the ash. joce ster

ashley morrison is here in new good morning to you. clients 1.5%, hong kong hang sang about a percent higher. wall street gets the weekly jobless claim numbers and a new report on construction spending. wednesday stocks fell. after a surprise drop in private sector jobs. the dow nearly 51 points while the major auto companies report monthly sales numbers today. analysts betting most companies will post gains. we heard from toyota at new york's auto show. a top executive said incentives pushed sales 40% higher in march. >>> amazon bracing for the ipad. the retailers struck new e book pricing deals with two major publish is days before apple's launch of the new tablet computer expected to take business away from kindle. dema apple already made similar deals. home buyer tax credit expires at the end of april sparked a rush in mortgage applications last week. industry reports says home loan applications rose 7%. largest number of applications since october 2009. and this is census day the government hopes you will return the forms. there a

ashley says, even if they ban it, it's not going to stop people from observing.ople want to do it. i never observed but now we will and president obama will still recognize the day. it's going to be may 6. rob, i'm sure you've heard this, but people say what's next? christmas, thanksgiving? we want "in god we trust" off our money? is that what's coming next, those fights? >> laws have to have a legal purpose and no religious purpose. there is no reason to call people to pray and it does clearly advance religion. if a law falls under those rules and it violates it, then yes, it is going to be struck down. but i think we need to remember, nothing will keep people from voluntarily engaging in an activity. that's one of the great things about this country. they don't need the government to tell them to do it at a certain time, when to do it or even this they should do it. >> doug, go ahead. >> i don't think the american people want this statute stricken down. i think if they go to the web site and sign the petition and get the obama administration to appeal this, i t

think of the great hitting shortstops ashley's had and you still may not get this one because it goesar back. back to when i was a kid i know remember this guy. >> ernie bank. >> he won a home run championship but not a batting championship. good guess, though, because ernie won quite a bit. this was a right-handed batter who made his living hitting the ball to right field almost his entire career and he played up the middle with a hall of fame second baseman. >> is it in pittsburgh? >> yes, it was. mr.mazarowski's partner. >> i have no idea. >> dick gross who is also a great basketball player. 2-0 to ramirez. 1960 when dick row did that and ramirez to right. soft right ball. bern deanas coming in. >> nyjer morgan. roger bernardino. >> have a look at our game notes. four or fewer ones allowed eight games in a row. that's some pitchinged. when you consider the rockies, the dodgers and the cubs. oh my. marlins have lost four of five. they're losing close games. as i mentioned they're having a hard time getting the ball to their closure and olsen rock hill has not faired well against the

actress ashley green isn't really wearing a lizard skin suit. it was painted on her body.t is a take on "sports illustrated's" highly anticipated feature body painting. instead of a model wearing an actual bikini, one is being painstakingly painted on her. abigail clancy's outfit took 15 hours to create. body painting is so popular with readers that sobe used it for its campaign. jill beraud is pepsico's chief marketing officer. >> it is critical that we move beyond tv, magazines. you have to think about it as an integrated experience. 360 degrees at every consumer touch point. >> the beverage brand also offered one lucky customer a chance to party with the models at the invite-only launch event at the mirage in las vegas. vegas is the exclusive host for "swimsuit," in the midst of a three-year contract. a high-profile draw that the president of the convention and visitors authority hopes will help fill the city's 150,000 hotel rooms. >> we have to work hard because we are in competition with everyone. we have to stay one step ahead of the curve. >> and profits that are ma

. >> ashley was home at noon hour. what did you see? what did you hear? >> it got real dark and real still and no noise really and then all of a sudden i heard strong, strong wind and then the trees falling everywhere like throughout the whole woods and everything and i looked outside and there is like nothing left. >> total devastation. at this late hour, authorities are still looking for people who may be trapped inside their homes. back to you. >> geraldo: keep us informed if the death toll does rise as many authorities expect or suspect. let us know and we will keep viewers informed. stay tuned to fox news for the latest on the wrath of today's twisters. now, to a storm of a different sort. the immigration hurricane blowing in arizona. tempers flare as the antiimmigration dye is cast in arizona where in defiance of the white house the republican governor january brewer on friday signed into law a bill that requires cops to question people they merely suspect are in this country illegally. and if those suspects can't produce documents proveing that the

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>> hi to ashley my beautiful fiancee. love you and see you when i get home. >> geraldo: that is it from the first battalion sixth marines. marjah, forward operating base. we will see you as the week >> good monday morning to you. we start with a fox news alert. a 7.2 earthquake rocks southern california knocking down buildings, shatderring glass, cracking roads. shock waves felt from the border to los angeles. two people have died. we'll take you there. >> meanwhile, another fox news alert. in about t minus 20 minutes, that's how they talk down at the space place, one of the four remaining space shuttle missions blasts off. we'll have the final countdown and the launch and you'll see it here live on the fox newschannel and look, brian is back. >> please do the countdown in your head this time. ok, let them do the lead. read the sign. if you voted for president obama, get your health care elsewhere. should this fed up doctor really be turning away patients? we'll report and you'll

of the first people that i met here when we got out of the car was a couple by the name of rob and ashleyand they just told me this horrifying story how essentially they were caught in the middle of this tornado as they were driving to their father's restaurant. they were in their car trying to race over to the restaurant so that they could hide in the freezer of the restaurant. but they couldn't make it in time. the car windows exploded. the car was picked off the ground, they say, and tossed several feet. and they told me in their words they thought they were about to die. >> ed lavandera, stay safe. ed, thank you. a story that we'll be following throughout evening. meantime, i'm don lemon, back to "planet in peril" right after this. (s. phillips) malaria is the number one killer of infants in africa. exxonmobil has many employees in africa where malaria has touched their own lives; their own families. we're a part of a pioneering venture to get bed nets hung in every dwelling and medicines to babies and young children, which should save hundreds of thousands of lives. this is not gonna

ashley, how are we doing this friday afternoon? >> friday afternoon out there. we have significant delays around town. we had an earlier make orn accident in the 3:00 hour on the inner loop of the beltway at the american legion. blocked all lanes for a time. that's been cleared. look what it did to beltway. that's painful. this is the commute out of bethesda, old georgetown road. inner loop and outer loop. not going anywhere. looking at the capital beltway. elsewhere we have significant delays. georgetown road, you are not moving very fast there. the inner loop is still going to be heavy as you con past connecticut avenue for silver spring. this is the case, little bit better as you approach university boulevard. along 270, have you company in the northbound direction. passing by tuckerman lane, con further north, have you more delays to speak of. here is the pies the other side of the beltway, approach branch avenue, outer loop will be slow there. there's no major accidents to report. plain heavy this afternoon. if you are traveling out of springfield, does not

>>> then, the former eliot spitzer, call girl, ashley dupre is appearing in "playgirl" in hopes of repairingge. >>> and former "law & order" star benjamin bratt stops by. now, when he does a nude layout, we'll talk. that and more in just a bit. >>> and now a look back at the stories making the headlines this week. >> a shocking story. a hollywood couple, loved, apparently, adored, particularly the victim. >> he's a former "survivor" producer. now he's a huge suspect in his wife's murder. >> he says he last saw her when she went shopping on monday. he reports her missing on tuesday. on thursday, her body found in a sewer. >> the mother's body found dumped. >> they're on vacation down there with their two kids. >> we understand, strangulation. >> he reports her missing. >> we understand there was a big blow to her head. >> he is now a suspect. >> talk of an affair. >> everybody, you know, is in shock. >> we do have a search going on at this time. >> a search -- >> we're conducting a search -- >> a search for haleigh. >> i knew where she was. >> accessory after the fact. >> she wouldn't be here

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the next county over, ashley county, is under a tornado watch right now. all the storms are missing us in this part of the mississippi delta, coming out of louisiana into southeastern arkansas and moving northeast. storms are moving at 50 to 60 miles an hour. even if you don't get a tornado, there's a likelihood some of you today will get straight line wind damage. those are winds that come down to the ground. we had wind gusts to 09 miles an hour in eastern texas. the severe weather indices are through the roof today. this is the most dangerous day we've seen all season. we've had a late start to the severe weather season. the jet stream was so far north in march and april, thus all the warm air in chicago, cleveland, new york city, the warmest april on record so far. with the jet stream that far north you don't get the wind energy. that's changed. it's dipping south. we have gulf of mexico moisture, a low coming out of the mississippi valley. we have twisting and turning with the wind. especially across mississippi and alabama today, a high threat of tor

including lots of students, and they are paired alongside writers like wendell barry and silas and ashley judd and denise sardina and many, many more, so i'm really excited about that. i'm going to take us just over the river, in to west virginia tonight across eastern kentucky and over the river and i'm going to be reading from a piece about judy bonds, and it is titled "the endangered hill billy." there's a heaviness that hangs over the town of west virginia. like the fog from the nearby big coal river, it seeps through the streets, past the empty store front, on up the mountainside to the rows of house that is overlook the town. it has become the invisible resident, a testament to the flight that has taken place over the years, even as the profits of the mining industry have soared. many of the buildings on the main street are vacant, pocked by broken windows, boarded up with plywood. only a few businesses barely hold on, an auto shop, a law office, a motel. the sign for a local diner boa boasts hot fried baloney sandwiches. inside, a handful of people gather at the counter for their m

as i travel around the country, i was ashley here in washington for the 9/12 rally on the national malli had a chance to speak there. another reported there were just a couple thousand people gathered on the mall that day. fox news channel reported that there were a billion. [laughter] but as god is my witness, there were hundreds of thousands of people gathered out there exercising their first amendment rights about fiscal responsibility and reform. it reminds me of my one and only meeting in the oval office with president george w. bush. something you may remember in 2006, i got involved in the immigration debate. kay bailey hutchison and i introduced the bill, no amnesty. when the "indianapolis star" in dorset, when your equally attacked by both sides of the spectrum you might be on to something and so they endorsed it. he invited me to the oval office and i know how these things go. outstanding outside and i know some staffer pulled him aside and said, he has been taking heat on the issue. you ought to encourage him. our reason i know that is because i walked in and and i did a phot

his wife, silva, and former call girl, ashley dupre, were not interviewed for the film.hor peter elkin, who released "rough justice: the rise and fall of eliot spitzer." both the book and the movie are sympathetic to spitzer, who is said to be looking to put the past behind him and possibly rejoining public office. a washington reporter for "the washington post" joining us now. >> thanks for having me. >> eliot spitzer made his name as a big crusader against wall street, timely right now. do you think the public is ready for an eliot spitzer comeback? >> i don't think the public is getting a say in the matter, frankly. he is all over the place. he's had this column in "slate," he's doing all sorts of interviews. he's making lots of appearances. his no-show last night notwithstanding. he seems to have concluded the best pr strategy is skip the mea culpa and go straight back into the public eye. >> let's talk about what happened with the "daily news" reporter who was in attendance last night. he says spitzer in the movie, the scandal -- the scandal, quote, never interviewe

and finally, we of ashley required that these firms of management put in place a process where they can demonstrate to the regulators that they can orderly on wind themselves in a bankruptcy. we agree with our republican colleagues that bankruptcy should be the preferred process. but we found in the past was that some of these firms are so interconnected and there are international implications that there is no order to the process. we have allowed the regulators to sign off on their own funeral plans. if this process does not work, you've got to have the process. but the resolution laws, not what we saw in 2008 were these firms were concerned, this is basically a death sentence for these firms. shareholders would be wiped out, management would be wiped out, and these firms would go away. that question the republican leader has added, well, if we create some fund that basically allows the lights to stay on so that we can do and on for -- an orderly and winding process, you should find that? some of our republican colleagues suggested that the way to fund this was to have the financial i

we can ashley taken all the transactions on the next day and all the positions at the end of the day. that is very helpful. we rely on the exchanges that they have a lot of that technology as well. what we're trying to do is 21st century software to actually do -- consider flags and alerts so that our staff can then see whether it is a wash sale, a position women, a concern, and then go back to the exchange were to see if there's a violation, work with the division of enforcement if something has to be followed up on. hundreds of thousands of trades that we need to do that on. we are not there yet. i think the average trading experts -- we need to get some of that expert into the government. >> is there any built-in obstacles to you acquiring the technology that you believe is available and that you need? >> the good news is that we have the legal ability. we do it for procurement laws and so forth. but we have the legal ability to acquire. it is usually just resources and in the past we did not even have the hardware to store all the data. we've been taking care of the storage side,

ashley? you're taking one? oh! >>> airline takedown. the drama on board a denver-bound flight and the comment that led to a foreign passenger's arrest. >>> then, arms agreement. the landmark deal to be signed today by president obama and the russians. and why it's so important. >>> and, family fears. after the west virginia mining disaster. >> i told my son i didn't want him going back. >> who's enforcing the safety regulations? it's thursday, april 8th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> very little hope right now in the mining town, but of course so many prayers are still with those families of the four miners who are still there. >> they are still holding out hope. >> a sliver of hope is i think what we keep hearing. good morning and thanks for being with us. i'm vinita nair. >> i'm todd connor in for jeremy hubbard today. >>> a diplomat from qatar was questioned by federal investigators after a major security scare. investigators say he was traveling on a united airlines flight from washington, d.c. to denver when he tri

ashley went on to say, they will grow up thinking i will get into trouble and all they do is put me in a corner for 15 minutes. does spanking lead to more aggressive behavior or you think it works for me and i'm going to keep doing it and this is why it works. make your case either way. call us 1-877-tell-hln. e-mail, cnn.com/hln. text hlntv, standard text rates apply. get your views in. more to come. >>> we're just learning from the white house that president obama plans to attend the state funeral of poland's late president over the weekend. he and his wife and the country's top military brass were among 96 people killed saturday in the plane crash in western russia. caskets carrying the bodies of the president and his wife are at the presidential palace and mourners are paying their respecting. >>> tax day is coming up very fast. if you're still crscrambling to find that last minute deduction there may be one in your house hiding. stephanie elam shows us how to find it. >> time now for the "help desk" where we get your answers to your financial questions. joining me is ryan mack and

. >> reporter: maria's daughter ashley also had a cleft palate. she died.mmune system and that you were losing her, what did you say to her? >> translator: i apologized for not taking her earlier to the hospital, but the doctors told me it wasn't my fault, that with babies like this, this is what happens. >> reporter: and just this past february, another baby was born with a birth defect. this is baby azul, the tenth known case in kettleman city. yet in december, local officials voted in favor of expanding this waste site, sparking protests across this small town. [ chanting ] >> reporter: our investigation led us to a shocking document. take a look at this 1984 report commissioned by the state of california. it actually identifies communities that are least likely to resist a waste site in their area and key characteristics -- low income, and catholic. >> those describe farm worker latino communities to a tee. >> reporter: in a statement to cnn, waste management says the facility operates safely and is fully protective of human health. in addition, four go

is that going to fall under the definition hear of someone and ashley traded contract on a movie that's being made for tv? if we don't generate enough advertising revenue, to pay for the production of the movie, that the producers are covered? is that something that could also be construed here to fall on your definition of movie? >> the contract terms, when i talk about our product approval, approval of the contract terms coming each of these contracts, contracts for future delivery. they have specification in the contract, what can be traded, which types of movies can be traded, and i don't have the application right in front of me. but it is specified in the application. that is portable we are reviewing, is what are the movies or what may be that will be subject, whose box office receipts will be something that will be put on the exchange. so that is something that we're looking at. what are -- what is going to be subject to these box office receipts. >> to me it seems like you're going to have to nail down the definition of what a motion picture here is, because i think you can con

ashley, just kick off a little sound here. ♪ ride up king jesus no man cannot ♪ >> this is the only show said they can sing. we said, go ahead and let it out. we want to talk about one or two things happening outside. that was beautiful, by the way. on the west coast, we have this brand-new system. this is the fourth one in a month, though, that's kicking off cooler temperatures. some wind and rain along the coast. even mountain snow involved in this. and there are strong wind warnings from l.a. to the reno areas. be prepared for that. middle of the country is gorgeous. northeast is sloppy and cool. the southeast is getting better. atlanta wi all that weather was brought to you by scott's miracle grow potting mix. robin? >> all right, sam. thank you. >>> and now, a visit from queen rania of jordan. she's one of most powerful of women. a tireless advocate for education all around the world. and she is here to engage in peanut butter diplomacy, by telling us about her new children's book. it is wonderful. it's called "sandwich swap." >> it's great to be here. >> and the illustrations are s

they are, as named here, ashley long, sharon valesquez and flannery mullens, they were the ones in juvenile court today, arraigned on charges of civil rights and stalking. of course the case deals with stalking, harassment, all the way to statutory rape, with a total of six kids who have been charged, but these three now stepping up in court today with their attorneys to say they had nothing to do with this, by pleading not guilty. of course, phoebie prince committed suicide, her sister found her hanging inside their nome massachusetts a couple of weeks ago. the prosecutor in this case, saying this is a first step in a very long process. the attorney is also saying that again we're taking an initial step here, the attorneys for the defense, we're taking an initial step here as we move towards some kind of closure in this case. but three young 16-year-olds, pleading not guilty. their attorneys on their behalf. the young girls, by the way, were not in court this morning. back to you. jon: harris, thank you. jane: exactly two hours from now, 1:42 eastern, tiger woods will be teeing off at the

. >> ashley writes, well, i'm not sure two days in a row is a great idea, maybe sunday and wednesday, you know, spread it out a little bit. here's what pat thinks. i think it's a good idea. i prefer not to get junk mail, and it seems that's all i get on saturdays. >> mandy says, seemses a how we have had mail delivery on saturdays for so long, i think it's due us, but honestly i would love to see the price of a stamp go back down. >>> now take charge of your career. if you have been out of work for a few months and you do find a job, you are probably thrilled. good for you. but starting any new job is going to be hard and it's even harder after a long layoff, so here's how to make a successful re-entry back into the workforce. "the wall street journal" says one, read up about your industry, have your boss describe your job very specifically so you can get as ready as possible. then a few days before your first day, go do a test run, see how long it's going to take you to shower, to really get there, whether that's finding your way on the road or taking the subway so you're going to be

. >> laura -- >> ashley eckel. >> catherine kragen. >>>> my mother-in-law, carroll bowers. cassandra booker. alita bitty. towson battel. sandy avery. pamela argo. richard allen. teresa alexander. >> thank you, all. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, for being with us today. your presence means a locked on this 15th anniversary. -- means a lot on this 50th anniversary. admission to the museum is complementary provided five -- provided by our friends at cox to medications. but iran, secretary hippolyta llano -- secretary the awill hol on the media's role on terrorism. thank you. [applause] >> on washington journal, tomorrow morning, how americans feel about government. our guest is carolina doherty, patrick corvington and kenneth vogel will take your questions about political fund raising her head"washington journal -- fundraising. all this month, see the winners of the c-span's studentcam document nouri contest. watched the top winning videos every morning on c-span at 6:50 a.m. eastern, just before " washington journal." then, meet the people that made them. >> now, represent

and finally, we of ashley required that these firms of management put in place a process where they can demonstrate to the regulators that they can orderly on wind themselves in a bankruptcy. we agree with our republican colleagues that bankruptcy should be the preferred process. but we found in the past was that some of these firms are so interconnected and there are international implications that there is no order to the process. we have allowed the regulators to sign off on their own funeral plans. if this process does not work, you've got to have the process. but the resolution laws, not what we saw in 2008 were these firms were concerned, this is basically a death sentence for these firms. shareholders would be wiped out, management would be wiped out, and these firms would go away. that question the republican leader has added, well, if we create some fund that basically allows the lights to stay on so that we can do and on for -- an orderly and winding process, you should find that? some of our republican colleagues suggested that the way to fund this was to have the financial i

his wife, barbara, his daughter, caroline, and his sister, mary, and his grandchildren, austin and ashley. for his tireless efforts for his fellow postal workers and people in need throughout the country, it's fitting that we name the post office in tony cortese's honor. thank you, mr. speaker, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. lynch: mr. speaker, i don't believe we have any more speakers on our side. i continue to reserve, however. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. olson: and, mr. speaker, seeing no members on my side, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. lynch: thank you, mr. speaker. and i want to thank the gentleman from texas for his kind remarks, and i would encourage my colleagues to join the lead sponsor of this measure, zoe lofgren from california, in supporting h.r. 4543, and i yield back the balan

. >> the lane bryant model at the center of the controversy, ashley graham stood up for herself and all plus sized women out there. you're an inspiration for millions. >> very nice. >> pull back the curtain and expose somebody. who is the worst celebrity of the day? >> that makes me the worst, then. mischa barton. here is someone who has not taken oprah's no phone zone pledge clearly. the star was caught red-handed driving while talking. that's illegal here in the state of california. so you have to hang it up, girl, and accept this award. >> something tells me that's the least of the problems. >> hel oh hello, you have been disconnected. we want to thank lisa for being here and mr. donny osmond. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> catch his show with his sister marie and we'll see you tomorrow. tonight from hollywood and the new "insider." boss:hey, glad i caught you. i was on my way to present ideas about all the discounts we're offering. i've got some catchphrases that'll make these savings even more memorable. gecko: all right... gecko: good driver discounts. now that's the stuff.