both are astute and morally astute and given the fact that the pope is responsible not only for the abuses in europe and the united states, but africa, china, middle east where religious freedom is not just an idea, it's a public policy and from the days of the catacombs in the earliest years of the church, it's his responsibility to protect the people and suggest that this pope's background will be good at dealing with this. >> it's interesting, the argentina background. and with the center left government of the kerschners there. and there are italians who speak spanish and think they're british. one of the things, the pope brings sort of a bridge between argentina being the most european of latin american countries and latin america itself and the developing world, as dan says. and i think what he -- what he's learned there is that the threats to the church are not just evangelical. they're inroads that the evangelicals have made, but also secularism which is more of a problem in argentina and in europe than it is in other parts of latin america, and i think what he-- the reason he ran

the opposition, in my view, has been very astute about that. howquestion comes up -- long will assad last? our standard answer is that his days are numbered. we don't know that number. he is very committed to hanging in there and sustaining his control of the regime. >> how would you assess there ran -- assess iran and the role they are playing in serious to -- in syria today? >> in terms of providing material aid as well as advice, to the extent of organizing militias and the sort of thing -- iran, along with their surrogate has below, have a huge stake -- their surrogate hezbolah, have a huge stake. it would be a street -- a strong strategic loss for the iranians if the regime falls. >> you have mentioned that assad's days are numbered. how do you think iran will react to a post-assad syria. >> that is why they are investing with materials and fighters, to maintain their interest and their physical presence there. whatever form some successor regime takes, or if there is fragmentation, they would at least have a foothold in syria. we really d

one of them more politically astute than the other of the one who is more politically astute and wasetermined to carry on in her own right afterwards and has made a fascinating transition no other first lady has even attend day. perhaps the closest would be oliver roosevelt and the scent she carried on with an independent political career going into the u.n. as a delegate on the world scene. i think it's a generational thing. i would imagine we're going to see more of the hillary model the first lady in the future, women who have their own independent object to a newly used the position of first lady to advance. the word bush looks to be the opposite of what i just said happens because she's a much more traditional role now. there's a pendulum effect. every time we have an activist first lady whose controversial, pretend to be followed with a first lady who is a much more traditional role. after bess truman did her best instead of mimi eisenhower after florence harding, grace coolidge did her best to stay out of the limelight. so even though we are evolving towards a more openly poli

what he is is an astute buyer. >> i bout an apartment that was valued at $75,000 and i picked it up for000. so it comes with the peace of mind that i have some place. i know that if i need to go there, i can go there. >> reporter: from the height of the housing boom in 2006 to the bottom in 2011, home prices fell. now they're headed up again and that has created a great opportunity. while the median age here is coming down, you still have to be 55 years old to live here. but that hasn't stopped younger investors from jumping in and waiting it out till retirement. >> we see a significant up take in property values. so they elect to buy now. >> reporter: the vacancy rate for the community is around 2%, because low prices are luring buyers. as for his older neighbors, charlie rogue has nothing but respect. but he doesn't know many of them because he's usually out at work. for nightly business report, i'm diana olick in boca raton, florida. >> this is an interesting angle in real estate, but i'm hearing more and more people saying i wish i had bought some properties during the downturn. >>

able to operate the way that job is this pretty does not have his money or a curse or political astuteness. he will look for other ways to govern and there the u.s. could be helpful. especially on the economy. he has got to bring oil production back up. they need investment in the oil sector. the u.s. will be helpful and the u.s. should take advantage of that opportunity. tavis: michael shifter from the inter-american dialogue program. thank you for your insights. >> thank you. i appreciate it. tavis: our conversation with economist paul krugman in a minute. stay with us. the battle over budget cuts continues to paralyze washington while at the same time prompting some serious burble brick throwing from both sides of the ideological divide. president obama conducted a series of meetings designed to unlock the gridlock. our friend paul krugman, good to have you back on the program, professor. >> good to be on. tavis: let me start by asking whether or not you think the dow reached by the president across the aisle -- that the outreach by the present across the aisle will have impact. >> here

. >> he worked in san jose astute teacher from 2008 until a few weeks ago. the school district there has notified airports the school where he worked. >> search under way for 20-year-old man who suffered a head injury while biking last week which could be associated with his disappearance. matthew seen here playing guitar in the you tube video last seen at 9 last night in scoot valley. searchers now looking between there and henry cowell state park in shelton where he liked to go mountain mountain biking. lisa joins us now from the command post in scott's valley with the latest. lisa? >>reporter: the third canine unit arrived over an hour ago. this entire search really has escalated. namely because it has gotten later and still no sign of matt abraham. darkness brought reinforcement in the search for matt abraham. last seen yesterday at the scott's valley home by his airports. they have been keeping a close eye on the 20-year-old because just this week he was hospitalized after falling 50 feet off this trestle in henry park. he suffered a severe concussion.

. >> he worked in san jose astute teacher from 2008 until a few weeks ago. the school district there has notified airports the school where he worked. >> search under way for 20-year-old man who suffered a head injury while biking last week which could be associated with his disappearance. matthew seen here playing guitar in the you tube video last seen at 9 last night in scoot valley. searchers now looking between there and henry cowell state park in shelton where he liked to go mountain mountain biking. lisa joins us now from the command post in scott's valley with the latest. lisa? >>reporter: the third canine unit arrived over an hour ago. this entire search really has escalated. namely because it has gotten later and still no sign of matt abraham. darkness brought reinforcement in the search for matt abraham. last seen yesterday at the scott's valley home by his airports. they have been keeping a close eye on the 20-year-old because just this week he was hospitalized after falling 50 feet off this trestle in henry park. he suffered a severe concussion.

. >> he worked in san jose astute teacher from 2008 until a few weeks ago. the school district there has notified airports the school where he worked. >> search under way for 20-year-old man who suffered a head injury while biking last week which could be associated with his disappearance. matthew seen here playing guitar in the you tube video last seen at 9 last night in scoot valley. searchers now looking between there and henry cowell state park in shelton where he liked to go mountain mountain biking. lisa joins us now from the command post in scott's valley with the latest. lisa? >>reporter: the third canine unit arrived over an hour ago. this entire search really has escalated. namely because it has gotten later and still no sign of matt abraham. darkness brought reinforcement in the search for matt abraham. last seen yesterday at the scott's valley home by his airports. they have been keeping a close eye on the 20-year-old because just this week he was hospitalized after falling 50 feet off this trestle in henry park. he suffered a severe concussion.

they were pretty astute at assessing the juveniles and assessing the areas they were in. what we've done since then, we lost our nonprofit, now everybody who does graffiti, we generally send out, not the paint, we send out to strip the toilets and public parks, pick up dog poop at the dog park. pick up something that was disgusting and they don't get a chance to paint at all. we would see where they would paint over and they would forget the part with their gang and they would paint over. they would use a roller and put stuff behind. we've done that. we've only walked away from it only because we haven't got what we consider the proper supervision to go out to be able to assess the environment and the young gangsters that go out on the paint crew, they respect the old veterans even if they've gotten reformed. they don't so much respect the city work [speaker not understood]. that's how it worked with us. >> okay, anybody else up there want to comment on that? i'm going to run over here because it's over here. had his hand up for a little while. if i could get you to stand

sanctions astute insists it will pursue nuclear weapons and away the country also officially scrappeda hotline at a non-aggression pact with the south this week saying washington and so are responsible for ruining nuclear disarmament talks thursday's un vote type of financial restrictions on the north expanding asset freeze on companies and sanctioning certain individuals north korea quickly threaten us with a preemptive nuclear strike to which washington said is ready rules imposed by the security council following previous nuclear test rocket launches have all failed to deter the county and the co-founder of the national campaign to and the korean war believe sanctions will only take a toll on citizens. they said they're going to limit money that by eight go toward nuclear technology well that means limiting cash when it means limiting cash for a country that can't feed itself because it doesn't have enough arable land to you to do so you're talking about taking food out of people's mouths so we have to examine why we use sanctions as something that is in essence a weapon of war and

what he is is an astute buyer. >> i bought an apartment that was valued at around $75,000 and i pickedue comes in the surroundings. it comes with the clubhouse and the peace of mind that i have some place. if i need to go there i can. >> from the height of the housing boom in 2006 to the bottom in 2011, home prices fell 53% according to zillow.com. now they are headed up again and that has created a great opportunity for buyers of any haj. while the median age may be coming down you still have to be 55 years old to live here. but that has not stopped younger investors from jumping right in. >> they see a significant up tick in property values increasing, and invin tory decreases. so they have opted to buy now. >> 10% of residents work full or part time. the vacancy rate for the community is around 20%. >> let's get you up to date with the market. the s&p 500 was flirting with an all time high. earlier on it came within one point of the record earlier today. the number you want to keep in mind for the close on the s&p 500, the all time closing high would be 156515 set wac back on octobe

they were pretty astute at assessing the juveniles and assessing the areas they were in. what we've done since then, we lost our nonprofit, now everybody who does graffiti, we generally send out, not the paint, we send out to strip the toilets and public parks, pick up dog poop at the dog park. pick up something that was disgusting and they don't get a chance to paint at all. we would see where they would paint over and they would forget the part with their gang and they would paint over. they would use a roller and put stuff behind. we've done that. we've only walked away from it only because we haven't got what we

he was also remarkably astute about the perils of britain's financial situation and how the americans could exploit it, were exploiting it. he pointed out to the british government early in the process that reddish freedom to engineer new postwar social and economic policies was impossible without further assistance, but the country's room for maneuver was painfully eliminated. the americans are strong enough to offer inducements to many or most of our friends to walk out on this. when the government of the need to guard against the emergency used as an opportunity for picking up the ice of the british empire and he warned them they need to prevent it from becoming a satellite of the united states. he said there were orders in the united states intended to use the grant to postwar credit as an opportunity for opposing the american conception of the international economic system. for all keynes' brilliance he was also perhaps the world's worst diplomat. in 1917 during the first world war, he made his first official word on transit trip to washington. it was a baking mission to the u.s.

some astute viewers online noticed the wind is a little bit behind him so a little wind -- but still>> you know what else is impressive. >> what? >> 88-year-old nana who knows how to dance. take a look. ♪ listen. she has something to say too. >> oh, i could dance all [ bleep ] day. >> i'd love to know what -- >> use your imagination. >> -- was bleeped out. >> thanks for that nana. >> she can really move. >> she might have enjoyed a few cocktails here and there in her life so have many of us in a solo cup. >> talk about a segue. >> where are you going with that. >> toby keith made -- a whole new song about red color cups and just honoring the red colored cups someone else has made the classier version. you can have -- >> amazing. disappeared in front of us. >> a martini in a red solo cup. a margarita. >> class up any party. >> i'm bringing these homes. >> thanks shg, toby. if there's a story, picture other video you can't get enough us, tweet us. tweet ron. >> try to. >> find the handle. >> join the campaign to get ron into the 21st century in joining twitter. he refuse. >> that's wha

. >> is there any pending legislation in the astute? is there anything -- >> it's very hard.e food movement is dynamic and growing and a lot of a lot of people getting involved, but it took years and years to get food legislation safety pass. just the teachers gave to us for things like food or unless like e. coli and salmonella and for the fda to inspect the imported foods that come in. the controversial insight into reggae food additives better on the net marketing to kids so they are bombarded with the worst off in the grocery store is really hard. they have a lot of power and the fda, the regulatory body for all this are pretty much underfunded and have a lot on their plate and there just really not up to the task. yes they're in the back with pat. >> what is your favorite meal? >> processed meal? >> disfavored overall. >> i really don't know if i have a favorite meal. my favorite food is cheese. i'm of the opinion chooses not particularly unhealthy if you don't eat massive quantities of it. so my challenge is to not eat massive quantities of it. sir. >> my mom is very pi

he's son of irwin jacobs and he's a very very astute manager. graduate, i might add. >> i love listening to you guys. as you said just now, look, as the chip was to the personal computer, qualcomm in almost every platforr, they are really one of the most important parts of making these smart phones work, liz. so we like qualcomm, and we like listening to you talk to paul jacobs. liz: okay, i will tell paul. we will get him back on. thank you very much. good to see you. david darst, morgan stanley smith barney chief investment strategist. closing bell -- is this going to be another record day? i don't know. we're down about 9 points. will it be a rush to the flat line? well, if it isn't a record day, there may be one stock to blame. i'm going to tell you what it might be after the break. stay tuned. you have to see this finish, five minutes to go. ♪ today is gonna be an impoant day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online.

what we don't know about her is how astute she is on all of those issues. >> she could be rick perry. never know. >> she could end up being rick perry. >> and there is a current democrat female secretary of state that is very appealing so i think that is a tough decision to the democrats to make there. >> thank you all for being with us tonight. thanks. >>> congressman peter king gets into a bar fight with this guy and meteor like this one might be the answer to the oldest question in the world. amazing stuff. stay with us. >>> we love hearing from our fans on facebook and twitter. social media lit up today when a judge invalidated new york city's plan to ban sugary drinks to combat obesity. stay out of my uterus and my big gulp. i like that one. peggy says she's with the city. when you don't make wise choices we, the people, end up paying for the bad habits. also colton dean writes, perhaps instead of banning sugary drinks, apply a tax to sugary drinks that goes to obesity and diabetes research and treatment. i like that one. we are coming right back. everyone's hair breaks. dare to

very politically astute. >> i know every week your road killing colmes, that guy. settle down now.low like you. move to santa barbara and get some wind chimes in the backyard. >> once lincoln sold 43 million copies you have got to ease up. take it easy. >> bill: all right. both miller and i would like to meet you either in denver. that will be interesting in denver, won't it? kansas city or best bury long island so we put super premium tickets on sale where you meet us. make great mother's day or father's day. did you see that. justin bieber that kid going to blow up? the chubbiest states in the union. juliet huddy moments away. where do you think you're going? is your body holding you back? i want to go running. not with that knee, you're not. i'm fine. fight for your mobility. visit anationinmotion.org. a message from the american academy of orthopaedic surgeons. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight. did you see that. we begin with a gallup poll pinpointing the states with the heaviest people and the states with the leanest americans. let's take the lefty situation first. we

very politically astute. >> i know every week your road killing colmes, that guy. settle down now. you. >> bill: miller, i think you are right. i think i should become more mellow like you. move to santa barbara and get some wind chimes in the backyard. >> once lincoln sold 43 million copies you have got to ease up. take it easy. >> bill: all right. both miller and i would like to meet you either in denver. that will be interesting in denver, won't it? kansas city or best bury long island so we put super premium tickets on sale where you meet us. make great mother's day or father's day. did you see that. justin bieber that kid going to blow up? the chubbiest states in the union. juliet huddy moments away. i was cooking dinner for my family. boom. heart attack. the doctor recommends bayer aspirin to keep this from happening to me again. it's working. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before youegin an aspirin rimen. it can happen to anyone. talk to your doctor. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight. did you see that. we begin with a gallup poll pinpointing the st

. >> that's an astute observer. we have been through this and we didn't think we'd go through it again. cyprus is only the third smallest economy in the euro zone. if it has to devalue its currency, then do we have a domino fall and a fall in other places, spain, italy, and then do we see the whole thing going over with greece and the rest? >> and impacts us, and people may begin to take some of their money out of stocks here at home. >> what happens, people flee, basically, to quality. the dollar go up and treasuries being bought and see people getting out of risky things such as stocks. >> harris: you're the silver lining person on fox report weekend. you always find it for us and say later on in the week no matter what happens, if we feel a hiccup, if we don't, because of this week and cyprus and european problems over there, we have some good news coming? >> plenty to move the markets this week, and we have news on housing, both on prices and pending home sales and prices across the country and he we also have c

i think astute investors long this market for quite a while are looking for that last push to take somerofits and wait on the sidelines for a little bit longer. but again this market will not be stopped in the near term. sure as heck not out of what is coming out of washington. they need more concrete scenarios like europe, crude oil and even precious metals. david: liz, were you hearing anything on the nyse what was going on in washington? the political channels were all full of the information. but i didn't hear traders or investors talking much about d.c.? liz: well, i'll tell you something, a couple of screens are on the news channels, fox and cnn they were watching earlier in the day, not now, david. they're not really that interested. i think they all decided around here on the floor and a lot of them started to clear out, i talked to john corpina ben willis. they're all saying in he is tense they're not really looking at what happened with the sequester. it just wasn't an issue. david: so, lee, if things are looking pretty good in terms of american businesses why are you going ov

warren buffett, one of the richest men in the world and astute investor says apple should buy back sharesuyback, a company purchases shares from investors which for apple would be cheap. shares then cease to exist. the company doesn't benefit financially. it doesn't keep the shares but the fact that there are fewer shares out there mean people who do own the shares, the apple investors, will benefit because of the law of supply and demand. if apple were to announce a share buyback, jon, today would be a good day. >> absolutely. very interesting story. thank you very much for the update. i'm sure you'll be on top of that one as it rolls on. >> we're rolling on with meteorologist rob mayeda in for christina loren. talking about 30s and 40s. >> you can see temperatures around the bay area right now. 34 in napa. 46 in san jose. and those numbers closer to concord at 40 degrees. partly cloudy skies this morning. and we're going to see the temperatures in the 30s and 40s this morning but no worries about any rain just yet. just patchy fog. you see some of that in napa now. visibility has improv

what we don't know about her is how astute she is on all of those issues. >> she could be rick perry. never know. >> she could end up being rick perry. >> and there is a current democrat female secretary of state that is very appealing so i think that is a tough decision to the democrats to make there. >> thank you all for being with us tonight. thanks. >>> congressman peter king gets into a bar fight with this guy and meteor like this one might be the answer to the oldest question in the world. amazing stuff. stay with us. it's monday. a brand new start. your chance to rise and shine. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you can do just that. with our visionary cloud infrastructure, global broadband network and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable - secure - agile. and with responsive, dedicated support, we help you shine every day of the week. so will bounty select-a-size. it's the smaller powerful sheet. look! one select-a-size sheet of bounty is 50% more absorbent than a full size sheet of the leading ordinary brand. use less, with bounty

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what he is an astute buyer. >> i bought an apartment that not long ago was valued around $75,000 and$20,000. >> reporter: from the height in 2006 to the bottom in 2011, home prices in boca raton fell 53%. now they're heading up again and that has created a great opportunity for home buyers of any age. while the median age here at century village may be coming down, you still have to be 55 years old to live here. but that hasn't stopped younger investors from jumping right in, taking advantage of the low prices and waiting it out until retirement. >> they see a significant uptick in property values increasing and inventory drastically decreasing. so they have elected to buy now. >> reporter: as for his holder neighbors, charlie roke has nothing but respect. but he doesn't know many of them because he's usually out at work. diana olick, cnbc, boca raton, florida. >> great story. >>> what happens with the stock market tomorrow? >> our trio of market pros give you a leg up on tomorrow's action when we come back. [ male announcer ] just when you thought you had experienced performance a n

the film presents the 16th president as an astute, capable pragmatist struggling to extract principle from an ugly war and from the muck of day-to-day politics. >> shall we stop this bleeding. abolishing slavery settles the fate for millions now in bondage, and unborn millions to come. >> it's either the amendment or this confederate peace, you cannot have both. >> no one's loved as much as you by the people. don't waste that power. >> how many hundreds of thousands have died during your administration? >> we must cure ourselves of slavery. this amendment is that cure! >> god help us for trapping you in a marriage that's only ever given you grief. >> the fate of human dignity is in our hands. blood's been spilt to afford us this moment now! now! now! >> we are guaranteed to lose the whole thing! >> leave the constitution alone! >> you insult god. >> you think they'll keep their promise? >> i am the president of the united states of america. >> the movie and its performers are remarkable but much of the film's power -- its eloquence and perception, its wit and trenchant observations on

in a complex society union workers that are astute and can learn. connell: i'm glad we started off with you know we will talk the politics and economics but carlton turner with health concerns to start us off. thank you. dagen: . dagen: moving to new jpmorgan now capitol hill again as the senate panel holds a hearing revolved around a trader. >> $6 billion in losses -- losses last year but they said they believe the rest of the portfolio was absorbed to other portions of the bank and a lost more money than that. charging jpmorgan chase with manipulating models this is a bipartisan bashing session >> a few traders in their boxers will not be enough to have the additional appetite for risky bets to stop the excess it is another shameful demonstration of a bank engaged in risky behavior. >> some members of the london team failed to evaluate positions properly and in good faith minimized projected losses and hid important information. >> that is the headline was -- witness jaime dimon is not testifying today. @%e committee says they have everyone they n

the archbishop is known to be an extremely astute businessman.ber, he controls the largest bank of assets in the country, mainly land. there's a lot right around our hotel as well. he's the largest developer here, and he's been a continuing figure in this issaga. he has repeatedly offered up the land in the country that he controls as collateral for potential loans out of the ecb to monetize in some way. so, guys, we'll have to see how this plays out. sue, bill? >> the foreign minister, today, michelle, said that the restrictions on people's ability to take money out of the banks could be lifted in about a month. what are you hearing about that? >> reporter: i think that's incredibly possible to predict. there's just no way -- i don't see how he would know. i don't see how anybody knows. when a similar situation happened in arch tgentina, they lasted for more than a year. the people i have spoken with who have dealt with crisis like this time and time again think a month is extremely on the m lly. but let's hope he's right. >> we can only hope. t