bah, bah, bah.eaction of this and we're getting this from c-span and we don't control the shots. wouldn't you love to see the reaction? if we get that we'll put it on the screen. fox news alert we've the got live pictures from the bay bridge in annapolis where a truck has been blown over by this winter storm. you can see the fire trucks reversing down the road here. wow. take a look at the pictures, wow. we're going to have the latest on what exactly the storm is doing just ahead. and up next, the key prosecution witness in the trayvon martin murder case caught in a lie. i mean, that's how it's being described by the attorneys in the case, that could undermine the entire case against george zimmerman, a significant development today. right after the break we'll take a look at what this victim's girlfriend, trayvon's girlfriend said and what it means for george zimmerman's defense and why her original testimony about what she heard in the conversation between trayvon and zimmerman on the night in que

[ speaking foreign language ] >> he says that the reason why he did it is bah he was lonely. he was in lock down. he see that everybody gets visits. he doesn't. he doesn't have any body to talk with. he just felt lonely. and that's why he did what he did. >> with five private stays at county, guerra is well then to staff here. he is known for resisting arrest he says he is part of a significant enterprise in mexico. >> arnulfo guerra, claimed to be part of the mexican cartel known as the zetas, he is something more known as a zetita, mules for them or works for them in some way or another. >> he says that when he was down there he, he worked, with the cartels and everything. but he it not a killer. >> jail staff, however, are less concerned with guerra's criminal past than current behavior. >> get picked up on minor charges, inevitably start making demand and getting upset if the demand aren't met. so upset he will start injuring himself. he is banging his head on the wall. he it finding instruments to cut himself. [ speaking foreign language ] >> this arm here, that wu the -

. ♪ pundit ♪ ♪ bah bah bah, bah ♪ >> there he is. >> stephanie: good morning rudeness. >> good morningan here at the same time i'm afraid of some rude cosmic comedy explosion. >> yeah. i saw you two years ago, and you did great with sweaty hippies and a tent. >> thank you. i was very concerned about these situations. i was like they are not here for comedy, they are here for air conditioning. >> yeah, it was just hippy sweat. >> stephanie: i love the smell of hippy sweat in the morning. rudeness a lot of people have written great stuff about the sequester. but no one writes better and more rudely than you in my personal opinion. >> well, thank you. >> stephanie: because you put it in a historical context as you do as a himpy liberal professor. >> that's right. >> stephanie: you say there is a third part that thinks are you [ censor bleep ], are we really doing this [ censor bleep ] catastrophe dance again? oh [ censor bleep ] with a rake. >> which would be uncomfortable. >> stephanie: yes, one wonders what your weekends are like and your yard work? [ laughter ] >> stephanie: you say re

. >> being a washington pooh-bah as you are, two pooh-bahs, you know, is there political capital fore president to take a stronger line on syria? i mean, would he have bipartisan support on that? >> no, because they have exhausted so much of their energy on iraq and afternoon. now, whether or not you can, you know, persuade bipartisan elites in washington to eventually go along with the president if he really wanted to is a different question. these folks do tend to fold pretty quickly on matters of narc security. >> and -- roughly the same number of people have died in the conflict in mexico, of 0,000 or so, so if people dying violently is for the u.s. army a reason to go into the country to do thing, think why aren't we in mexico, occupying that country? >> i think, as curt says, it's an inflection point, if you will, when it's the government using weapons on its own people, right? i'm not trying to say one is better than the other, but i think the is line is that much starker. jeremy, i want to go back to you in terms of u.s./israeli relations, and ehud barack has an op-ed in the

, bah, bah. president looked at the polls and he got them before we got them from gallup and mcclatchy and quinnipiac and pew, the and president running around trying to pursue the strategy that didn't work and made him look, and his word is impotent. >> the last thing the president wants in a second term is to be impotent or irrelevant. he wants to be in the discussion because he can be a lame duck just like that. it takes a second to be a lame duck. in addition to talking to republicans today he's going to talk to donors in people supporting his campaign apparatus, his personal national committee. they're having their meetings in washington this week for the first time ever. so he's working both fronts. he has not abandoned the original strategy. so far it looks like he's in an operational pause. >> megyn: chris stirewalt, thank you, sir. >> you bet. >> megyn: a new jersey woman decides to quote the constitution as she argues against having her property tax doubled. before the hearing was done

. >> megyn: all of these things are going to happen and people losing their jobs, bah, bah, bah, we'll get through it, it won't be an apocalypse, dumb. >> what it reveals to us all is these weeks, these weeks of these apocalyptic scenarios laid out have been a prelude to the negotiations that are going to take place what we here in town call the continuing resolution, what congress passes when it hasn't. >> megyn: can i stop you and just ask you to walk ut through that. so, the government needs money to operate and congress has to approve some, generally, the numbers for that. and so, what's happening? why? why are we about to go into a negotiation over additional spending for the government? >> because the-- in the absence of a budget, you need a bill that says everything we were doing before keep doing it. that's why they call it a continuing resolution. just, it's a budget. it's tacking more months, more weeks, more years, more dollars, on to the back end of the last budget that was completed. >> megyn: and, and-- >> the paper trail on this goes for back years. >> megyn: and the rea

white bread, nutella, sliced bah that. >> did you slice the bah that in the peel?ing to dip it inside the batter quickly. >> right, right. >> this is what we have. we're going to get the sugar in the pan with clarified butter. >> that's interesting. medium heat? >> yeah, we're going caramelize it. >> do you just, is there a time frame to before you get -- before you put it in? >> we have probably two to three minutes until it's armed with up. it's starting to carmelize. this is the result. >> the finished product. >> and the crew and audience have dibs on that one, by the way. >> a little bit of rum. >> oh. okay. >> you let it warm up. you flambe it. >> oh, there we go! okay. wow. i didn't need eye brows. that was terrific. that smells so delicious, i'm in. >> now the sandwich is ready. >> why we get through this. tell us about the brioche monkey bread. >> in the new arlington club for brunch. it's made with -- this is the finished version there. the butter and orange. pecans. >> logon to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! >>> is that it? is it over? >> two hours jus

the 100,000 that was estimated last wednesday when the pope was first announced and appeared on the bah colony of the basilica behind me. the popularity in four days of this new pope, pope francis. popularity of the simplicity, rejection of the trappings, the regal trappings some would say of the papacy, much more down to earth pope as we have seen a few days into his papacy. he was out in an impromptu greeting of the people greeting outside of that church, after the service, one by one, he shook hands, blessed the attendees of that service as they came out, a longtime rome bureau chief said that she had not seen anything like this in the many years of covering the pope that it was unheard of. further evidence that this new pope tends to be much more informal, much more accessible and much more humble than popes in the past. >> ron, thank you. >>> we'll have complete coverage of the installation of pope francis on tuesday here at abc. >>> now to a new round of nasty weather moving in to the rockies. parts of 18 states are on alert for snow and ice. ginger zee is here with the latest. >>

the capsule will splash down just west of mexico bah-hah california and it is loaded with samples and gear. >>> a daycare employee is accused of putting sleeping pills into drinks is going to be a rained today. -- arained today. prosecutors say she was fired from the kiddy academy childcare facility after a witness saw her put sleep medication in the cups of several children. none of the kids drank from the cups but police are trying to determine if there were other incidents. >>> mayor kevin johnson found out qualcomm has been the 4th investor and it gives them more momentum going into tonight's city council vote into the new downtown arena. let's check in with sal for a look at traffic. >>> good morning, northbound 280, the traffic is moving along relatively well with no major problems, it is a nice looking drive, traffic does look good if you are getting to the bottom of the pill being they are still putting an accident into the shoulder, let's go to steve. >>> they did leave a little bit of rain to the north but it looks like most of it is gone, 50s and 60l1sl0 -- 60s pam. >>> we

the capsule will splash down just west of mexico bah-hah california and it is loaded with samples and gear. >>> a daycare employee is accused of putting sleeping pills into drinks is going to be a rained today. -- arained today. prosecutors say she was fired from the kiddy academy childcare facility after a witness saw her put sleep medication in the cups of several children. none of the kids drank from the cups but police are trying to determine if there were other incidents. >>> mayor kevin johnson found out qualcomm has been the 4th investor and it gives them more momentum going into tonight's city council vote into the new downtown arena. let's check in with sal for a look at traffic. >>> good morning, northbound 280, the traffic is moving along relatively well with no major problems, it is a nice looking drive, traffic does look good if you are getting to the bottom of the pill being they are still putting an accident into the shoulder, let's go to steve. >>> they did leave a little bit of rain to the north but it looks like most of it is gone, 50s and 60l1sl0 -- 60s pam. >>> we

so the president met with republicans last week and there was a hah bah bah lou around what he thinkshat the report says. and now we'll see. >> bill: do you feel your chances in the state department have improved now that john kerry is secretary of state. >> yeah, kerry has been a long time climate spokesman, and if this fight is taken with a climate change context, then we would hope that kerry would say no. >> bill: since he has been secretary of state he hasn't said anything. >> no, he has been a little bit busy over in syria. >> bill: he has. will he say here is our report, and here is what i think you ought to do? >> well, the law could be interpreted either way. my guess is that kerry will be involved and there will be substantial conversations that happen with the white house and kerry. >> bill: ed mar i can has been another champion on environmental issues. he has been way out in front on global warming. he is going to be the democratic nominee, it looks like for the senate seat up there. what -- what difference could he make? he is still talking about it, right? >> yeah, he h

the only people that celebrate them are the bah lives working overtime on the cases.no sympathy for the people. i don't even feel bad when they die. it worry about little old ladies with illnesses. that are sick. my mother. people that actually deserve compassion, people who do not bring the pain and suffering on themselves. >> bob: greg, she hasn't hit bottom. here is the problem. she is always bailed out. that is what happens with celebrities. what is his name? brown. >> kimberly: bobby brown. >> bob: sentenced to 90 days for the third dui. gets out in nine hours. he is the guy when you get three dwis, you have a bad drinking problem. he ought to be at least put in a rehab for 28 days. >> kimberly: what about the little girl? >> dana: why doesn't he have a driver? >> eric: this is planned. lindsay lohan was scheduled to go to court, i think she had a 9:00 court appearance. she showed up, landed at 8:30 in morning knowing she wouldn't make the court date. they are doing this to stay relevant in the news. they are only relevant in the news because they are not relevan

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on the brink of war, the third bay bah tallion fired the fist shots on the ground, over the kuwaiti borderq. sergeant bill waltly pulled the trigger. the explosive rounds from 25-millimeter bush master chain gun leveled iraqi guard post to help clear a path for the invation. >> i'm shooting. >> enemy responded firing mortars about a few days later ambushing the battalion. it lasted a hour. waltly never leaving his big gun. >> they were looking out to see what i could do. seen a couple of iraqi troops. fired upon them. >> what do you remember most about it? >> the lack of sleep. the long hours. basically pushing my body to the max. just make sure once again squared away. >> he is still in the corps, promoted to first sergeant, helping train reservists in juliet, illinois. spending quality time with his wife and two young sons. he says he doesn't regret a day of the service and still believes our troops made a difference in iraq. >> it's a culture of someone always putting their foot op their necks. the u.s. military along with the allies did a great job of trying to release the pressure. >>

in effect and cyber defense with respect to national security making waves, what are your takes on bah? >> well, i think you correctly summed it up. the sequestration does have an impact of some stocks and i think that's one of them. that's why even though the stock seems cheap, i don't want to touch it. let's go to john in maryland, john? >> caller: hey, jim. first i want to give you a philadelphia sports boo-yah, we'll be back. >> don't write us off. i'm sorry. >> caller: maryland is my hometown. anyway, i want to thank you, jim, specifically for a segment you did on bp. pxp the stock that i bought. and now i'm getting taken out by freeport. >> right. boy, you got lucky on this one. >> caller: freeport was too cheap, but because this is an environment where people are getting rewarded for separating, they're conglomerating for a while here. i think this is an exception. i think it's going to work. my question is, is this going to kind of put a cloud over freeport for a while. >> yes, it is. it is going to put a cloud. i saw the stock break out today, stephanie link and i were marveli

every time i try to give advice you are like ah-bah-bah -- >> you have no room to give advice. >> i'm have marriage equality, but we have loser equality. >> and we are all equals there. >> stephanie: we are all winners, really. [ applause ] >> segue out of that one. >> stephanie: right. let me climb out of this ditch now. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. traci lords is coming up at the bottom of the hour to talk about the stubenville rape case. jim are you ready to be blinded by science. >> sure. ♪ science ♪ >> stephanie: we believe in science here and also weirdly, emails because it involves the jar of hearts. ♪ no, i can't take one more step ♪ >> oh, god, not this song. >> who is this? lana del ray. >> no. christina perry. >> and you are -- >> no this was a big song. >> stephanie: what i do use for the national scientific journal? no i use noses. science -- scientists can grow noses on the human heart. bitter party of two? can we have a table? >> i have been here a day and a half and i'm already in tiers. ♪ the ice inside your soul ♪ >> i can kerry has a jar

joining me is lewis bah ra ha, an expert and ryan matt, the president of optimum management. ryan, let's start with you. no money, that's what a lot of people say. they do not have the money to get into the stock market. you wrote a book where you talk about how little people can have to get started. can you get into the stock market? >> you have two types of individuals. those that say they are struggling to live check to check. they are struggling for shelter. then you have those that prefer they are struggling but when it comes to the new iphone, they are first in line. when it comes to paying $15 to go out to lunch, they can do that. the premium cable, they can afford that. there's tons of things that are available for $25 out of your paycheck. you can buy microsoft, you can buy ge or different types. all these types of fortune 500 companies, you can purchase for as low as $25 a month directly from their website. >> you deal with people who in many cases are making their first into literacy and a problem they are going to have is trust. the markets are rigged against inve

. >>> the report says technicians falsified data on the new bah inertia bridge, bridges in southern california, and overhead sign on 580 in oakland. in all test results were reportedly faked on 11 projects. the auditor says cal trans did not immediately check the work but now says the projects are all safe. two workers received nearly $14,000 in overtime they didn't actually earn. the report includes 14 recommendations for actions cal trans should take. >>> time now is 6:46. major league baseball is back in the bay. giants pitcher tim lincecum says he is confident about his pitches and is ready for the start of the regular season. but last night the a's scored five runs against him including a home run by a's outfielder. the a's pulled away when josh smacked a three run homer. the a's won 7-3. the giants hope to even the bay bridge series tonight at at & t park. >>> there was a bright spot for the giants too. the team announced it's extending the contracts of general manager and manager. the deals will run through the 2016 season. and at 11:30 this morning oakland will raise an a's flag on top

. >>> the report says technicians falsified data on the new bah inertia bridge, bridges in southern california, and overhead sign on 580 in oakland. in all test results were reportedly faked on 11 projects. the auditor says cal trans did not immediately check the work but now says the projects are all safe. two workers received nearly $14,000 in overtime they didn't actually earn. the report includes 14 recommendations for actions cal trans should take. >>> time now is 6:46. major league baseball is back in the bay. giants pitcher tim lincecum says he is confident about his pitches and is ready for the start of the regular season. but last night the a's scored five runs against him including a home run by a's outfielder. the a's pulled away when josh smacked a three run homer. the a's won 7-3. the giants hope to even the bay bridge series tonight at at & t park. >>> there was a bright spot for the giants too. the team announced it's extending the contracts of general manager and manager. the deals will run through the 2016 season. and at 11:30 this morning oakland will raise an a's flag on top

do you need a bah zoo ka? to kill in close combat? i don't think so. [ cheers and applause ] >> stephanie: i love her. >> you are a chick, you understand army stuff. >> wait until you hear what ann coulter saying about her. they say she was whining and crying yesterday. >> stephanie: oh sure. and how classy is this after the vote feinstein said to him, senator i want to apologize to you. you sort of got my dander up. really? i would have kicked him in the nads. >> i don't think senator cruz has nads. >> stephanie: yeah he is like the army guys he plays with with no gentles. >> he's a smoothie. >> stephanie: right. >> gi neuter. >> stephanie: right, exactly. all right. things are only going to get weirder. >> and an culter's hair looked awful last night on hannity. >> hannity was wearing her hair? >> stephanie: we'll do right-wing world next on the "stephanie miller show." ♪ compelling true stories. >> jack, how old are you? >> nine. >> this is what 27 tons of marijuana looks like. (vo) with award winning docum

this is the most market-is bahhed reserve i'm doing. i'm firmly against bailouts and i believe cyprus will be better off outside of the european single currency and therefore, you wouldn't need some massive bailout. i'm firmly against bailouts. >> it's all about the uninsured russian depositors anyway, by the way and let them pay for it, but i understand that point. all i'm asking is this. what evidence do we have? i want to get to my two other experts in a minute. do we have any evidence yet that greek banks are going to be run on spanish banks? bond rates have gone up in a little bit in southern europe, but not much, nile. i don't see the panic yet. >> i think it's very disturbing when you have the dutch finance minister head of the eurozone group of finance ministers saying this is the role model. that is the clear signal and shape of things to come especially for an economy like spain where already a lot of people are moving their money outside of spain, even outside of the eurozone altogether. so i do think this sets a very, very d

something to trying to get something done on an area, you cannot hold on because -- to -- strict positions bah find the perfect is the enemy of the good. you can't move anything forward. >> compromise. >> you have to find ways. so you try to hold on to your principles, try to hold on to your beliefs but at the same time i have been informed by the process of having to get things done. so i probably am more conservative then my dad. >> you're in a business that sells tickets to the public of all stripes. is it risky to be political when you're in that business? >> yes, yes. it's risky. it's not risky in terms of the hollywood community because generally speaking, the hollywood community is liberal more so then conservative. when you take political positions, when you take views and put yourself out there, and especially in this day in age, in this country, you're upsetting half the country, by nature of what you stand for, you're upsetting half the country. that half of the country may take it out on you in terms of going to a movie that you made or something like that. they may be able to see

bah he has disappointed us in the past. but i want to point out it's not the president.iling. the republicans did. the president didn't cave on shutting down the government the republicans did. and the president didn't cave on getting rid of any tax reform to avoid the sequester. but i think the president knows that he has got the wind at his back right now. there was an election on these very issues the romney way or the obama way and president obama won. he knows it. i think he knows he is dealing from strength. i think he is going to hold out against these republicans and he is going to try to persuade them that they are going to have to accept new revenues. there is no way around it. the president will not accept anything less than an balanced approach of cuts and spending so, again, i think it is a good thing and in this case i think we can trust him to do the right thing. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." ♪ compelling true stories. >> jack, how old are you? >> nine. >> this is what 27 tons of marijuana looks like. (vo) with award winning documentaries th

. >> stephanie: bah jim will just say i'll [ censor bleep ] the hell out of ya. >> i'm not sure thative out the award on may 5th. marco rubio says he will not sign a bill unless it defunds the affordable care act. rubio told conservative talk show host hugh hue it that he will only vote for resolution if it includes ted cruz's amendment. the house passed a measure on wednesday that would keep funding going until september. the senate is working on a similar plan. anden osama bin laden an al-qaeda spokesman has just pled not guilty in a new york court. he was taken into custody on a stopover in your jordan. his role in al-qaeda is similar to that propaganda minister in a totalitarian regime. we're back with more show after the break. stick around. ♪ this show is about analyzing criticizing, and holding policy to the fire. are you encouraged by what you heard the president say the other night? is this personal or is it political? a lot of my work happens by doing the things that i am given to doing anyway. staying in tough with everything that is going on politically and putting my own

but is currently visiting with president ah bahs. tomorrow he plans to meet in jordan. reportedly worried about increasing conflict. president obama said if the investigation he ordered find that sirrian weapons have been used on his people, that would change his position on getting u.s. forces involved. president obama also reaffirming the u.s.'s commit to prevent a nuclear-armed iran. lots of news this morning, but we have got more show. stay with us after the break. billy zane stars in barabbas. coming in march to reelz. to find reelz in your area, go to reelz.com dude, i need your help fast. well, clearasil's fast. yeah, but is it this fast? faster! how about this fast? clearasil's faster! this fast?? faster!! woh! that is fast! fix breakouts fast with clearasil ultra. it starts working instantly, sending the max amount of medicine allowed deep into your pores for visibly clearer skin in as little as 12 hours. yeah, it's fast. clearasil, the science of clear skin. [clucking]. everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny. cause only he brings delicious cadbury crÈme eggs,

versus the greenback and we have the best bounces in close to a month and marvin cane from the think bahand says hey, guys we're not trying to lower the currency's value. i don't know if i believe them, but on a friday the market does. back to you. >> thanks so much, rick santelli. we are keeping our eye on the hearing, of course, the senate subcommittee on the special committee in washington, d.c. there's carl levin as iena drew takes the mike in the next few minutes. here's what's coming up next on "squawk on the street." >>> coming up, before you start kicking off your friday trades, take a listen to what cramer says. don't worry, it will only take one minute. six stocks in 60 seconds. "squawk on the street" will be right back. >>> let's get "6 in 60." we'll do this at the table. >> a change of pace. >> let's start with number one, cablevisi cablevision. >> citi comes out and says it will likely be sold at $20. they have a lot of debt on the balance sheet. >> unilever. >> the the europeans have been dunn more. unilever is undervalued. >> arm holdings. >> maybe we go back to the apple.

we know the european think bahhing union and remember this idea and they'll all get together and putks under the ecb roof. you know who one of the tenants is the european wide depository scheme to guarantee deposits and what's going on happen when that happens? you see what happened? cyprus, how do you know you won't do anything with everything everybody, and this makes banking union more difficult. what does it mean for stocks right now? folks, we had a 3% correction at the end of it. and that was on italy and it's going to be a very, very minor event and if you can't, you've got problems. the big of the thing, guys, 10% increase in the s&p and now 8.5% increase in the s&p hedge funds are only up 4.9%. so do you guy get guys taking profits or some guys saying now it's time to buy on the dip. this can go either way and it is very important in the next 24 hours. back to you. >> i have to tell you something. that is the $64,000 question. noble energy, nbl and cyprus have had a big deal. i know the russians want this natural gas. it's been the talk of noble. will the russians get this n

san mateo county sheriff's detective remember bah rosenblatt and deputy colin smith took to facebookictures, answered questions and documented stories of the night. >> it's all about a push to really interact with the community, and show them that we're all on the same team >> the more they know about the neighborhood and the people in the neighborhood, it's all for the better. >> and these here are some of the tweets from last night's event. the virtual ride along lasted until midnight. >>> dozens of teaching positions could be on the line in vallejo. according to the times herald, the school board will consider cutting more than 46 full-time positions at its annual budget meeting on wednesday. teachers have to be notified about possible layoffs by march 15th. last year the board cut 115 positions as part of deep budget cuts. >> a new state law banning public school fees is causing a lot of confusion. that law prohibits schools from charging fees for classroom items and activities. schools are also prohibited from requiring students to bring certain materials to class. so, now schoo