no one is baird. his performances filled halls and stadiums. >> anyone who thinks things are getting better is wrong. we are caught between a rock and a hard place. >> a journalist and blogger has been keeping a close a critical watch on beppe grillo for years. >> he has to give up his ambiguity he used as a comedian. as a leader of a political party with a seat in parliament, which has to take responsibility for italy, he will have to take a clear position. >> in his book "the dark side of the stars," he describes the authoritarian style with which beppe grillo leads his movement. anyone who disagrees with him is kicked out. >> it just takes one line in his blog saying "this person will no longer speak for our movement," and that is it. the party statutes even state that the five-down movement and its symbols are the intellectual property of beppe grillo. it does not mention democratic discourse. >> 163 senators and representatives will take their seats in parliament for the five-down movement. beppe

no one is baird. his performances filled halls and stadiums. >> anyone who thinks things are getting better is wrong. we are caught between a rock and a hard place. >> a journalist and blogger has been keeping a close a critical watch on beppe grillo for years. >> he has to give up his ambiguity he used as a comedian. as a leader of a political party with a seat in parliament, which has to take responsibility for italy, he will have to take a clear position. >> in his book "the dark side of the stars," he describes the authoritarian style with which beppe grillo leads his movement. anyone who disagrees with him is kicked out. >> it just takes one line in his blog saying "this person will no longer speak for our movement," and that is it. the party statutes even state that the five-down movement and its symbols are the intellectual property of beppe grillo. it does not mention democratic discourse. >> 163 senators and representatives will take their seats in parliament for the five-down movement. beppe

austin baird is one of the rope swingers in this video.e avid climbers and the founders of this dangerous daredevil stunt. >> they set it up, tested it with big backpack full of rocks and then we went back multiple times to do it again. >> reporter: baird wasn't there when stocking made his fatal jump but is well aware this leap of faith comes with several calculated risks. >> there are risks that run the gamut from friction on the rope to making sure your rope isn't too long so your angle of swing is properly calculated. >> reporter: the maker of the video even warns the jumpers in the behind-the-scenes clip. >> it's not worth losing a life trying to do something like this so make sure you know what you're doing. >> reporter: despite this, baird says he refuses to give up this adrenaline rush. >> i know every time i climb i know every time my friends climb we run a risk but i sit in front of a computer eight hours a day. i need this. >> reporter: but this morning stocking's family hopes their loss shows others the grave dangers of the swi

margaret baird smith. once, while mrs.ison was serving at the head of the table, the vice president offered to do the honors for her and she responded, "oh no, watch with what ease i do it." and he had to admit she did it with unparalleled ease. >> and looking at their life when they returned there, how was it compared to when they lived in the white house? >> i think they were besieged by people who wanted to associate themselves with the madisons. many visitors in addition to -- political visitors in addition to family and friends. sort of like the washingtons and the jeffersons. everybody wanted to meet the great personages. so they always had people in the house with them, not only relatives, but many political visitors as well. >> she was devoted to him and getting his papers together in that role. was she happy doing that? >> yes, at that point she loved her husband very much. that is where he wanted to stay and so she stayed as well. the descriptions of her at this time weren't the same. she's described as content.

that summer and in march two thousand and twelve his identity was finally revealed when jeremy him in baird brown and a bunch of other activists had their homes raided some of them were arrested and that's when this whole anonymous thing really started falling apart depending on which way you look at it and it was that the interesting thing here though is he was cooperating with this fellow named sabu who was cooperated with the f.b.i. and. that's what we're being told was the f.b.i. fishing for information do we think that this fellow was actually you know set up by the f.b.i. there's a lot of really interesting questions it fits into many pieces of the puzzle here not only did reuters hire someone who maybe they shouldn't have but also was the government trying to to set up anonymous there or set up someone try to bring down a journalist like there's a lot of late really weird questions here a lot of bizarre little twists and turns and we only have a short time left but i have to ask you how do we know for sure is there a way for the prosecution to prove that anonymous didn't happen to it

our producers met 18-year-old stedman baird in the original lockup pendleton. >> last time we were here, it was summer and you were out in the cage. and now it's snowing and winter and where are you? >> back here. i got out, though, for a couple of months but i came back for battery. >> what made you do that? >> i don't know, just got into it with someone. >> you have seen your mom? >> not since she came to see me coach. i don't really like seeing my family in here. >> how do you feel about getting out? >> i'm nervous but anxious. i don't know what it will be like out there. it's been three years. i don't know what it will be like. i don't know. life one day at a time. you make mistakes, you have to learn from your mistakes. >> he could be acting just fine while here's in school and then the very next second he could be having an outburst and be hurting someone. and it just comes out of nowhere. you don't ever give up because you never know what's going to work today that didn't work yesterday. >> the challenges are understanding what makes a kid react before he thinks. it can get to th

. >> shepard: justice baird ginsburg says the law as it stands creates two separate versions of marriage. one full version for straight couples and for gay couples, as she put it, a sort of skim milk marriage. shannon bream covers the court for us. she is live there tonight. shannon, explain what justice ginsburg was saying there. >> she says based on the laws that now stand doma precludes same sex couples even if they're legally married in their home state from getting numerous federal benefits. this is what she said. >> every aspect of life, your partner is sick, social security, i mean, it's pervasive. it's not well there is this little federal sphere and it's only a tax question. as justice kennedy said 1100 statutes and it effects every area of life. she wound up asking what kind of marriage is that? >> the justices even questioned whether they should be hearing this case. >> some twists and turns in this case. as you know when the case began the obama administration was defending doma and then it flipped and said we are not going to defend it anymore. but we are going to continue t

baird, part of an extreme rope swing video, being put together by devon graham, but when it was jessica's turn to jump -- >> three, two, one, zero! >> reporter: even a countdown couldn't jump-start her. >> two, one, zero! >> i don't want to do it. >> reporter: for 45 minutes, she tried, and then kiss turned to shove. >> ahhh! i'm breaking up with you! >> i just got dumped! >> reporter: but before you say, you jerk, consider what jessica told crayton 45 minutes earlier. >> you know, i'm really nervous about this, i don't know if i'll be able to jump. if i can't jump, you need to push me. >> reporter: but when he did, his reputation took a dive, as he told "inside edition". >> i feel i have taken chris brown's spot as the worst boyfriend in america. >> reporter: make that worst ex-boyfriend. her at the end of her rope line -- >> i'm breaking up with you! >> reporter: -- had them in stitches on kimmel. but it turns out -- >> i've since broken up, having nothing to do with the video, i have zero hard feelings for crayton. the breakup happened about a month after the show for reasons that jess

jessica powell and creighton baird were part of an extreme rope swing video being put together by devinjessica's turn to jump -- >> two, one, zero! >> i can't do it. >> reporter: even a countdown couldn't jump start her. >> two, one, zero! >> i don't want to do it. >> reporter: for 45 minutes, she tried and then kiss turned to shove. >> i'm breaking up with you! >> i just got dumped. >> reporter: but before you say "you jerk," consider what jessica told creighton 45 minutes earlier. >> you know i'm really nervous about this. i don't know if i'll be able to jump. if i can't jump, you need to push me. >> reporter: when he did, his reputation took a dive as he told "inside edition" -- >> i feel i've taken chris brown's spot as the worst boyfriend in america. >> reporter: make that worst ex-boyfriend. her at the end of her rope line -- >> i'm breaking up with you! >> reporter: -- had them in stitches on "kimmel." but it turns out -- >> we've since broken up. not anything to do with the video. i have zero hard feelings toward creighton. >> reporter: the break-up happened about a month after

. >> baird says that recall won't hurt sales. i'm with them.any last week. they owned up to it and they won't skip a beat. >> cnook. this is the reevaluation of the chinese oil companies, and maybe they're more like the majors than we realized. >> finish line. hold the sell? >> i thought this was a surprising call. they have a good footswear analyst. i want to be careful. >> merrill pushing arm holdings. >> yes. the ceo transition and it looks like this has been one that intel should have bought years ago. >> morgan stanley raising the price target on yahoo. i think the analysts are way behind and they're still hoping that china will impact and they missed the boat. >> con downgrade of jcp. >> this does have a lot of sales and the sales are going away from jc penney to other companies, particularly macy's. >> what's coming up tonight? >> i have a company called american water works. one is about the tremendous problem in infrastructure, okay? oh, separated from louis ck and this guy. and lennon. this is a growth area and i'm looking for one to

growth is going from the high teens to the low teens largely because of weakness in auto parts and bairdice chart for a better part of a year. thank you. >>> disney ceo set to meet shareholders in just about nine minutes. we'll go live to that meeting and get a preview of the fireworks we might expect when "squawk on the street" comes back. ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ >>> in less than ten minutes, disney ceo will face shareholders in phoenix, arizona. several resolutions aimed at eiger himself. we have a preview of the meeting. good morning, julia. >> reporter: good morning to you, carl. with disney shares up more than 30% over the past year, we do expect all of the resolutions proposed by the company to be approved. but there are some proposals submitted by outsiders on the table. proxy advisory firms with california pension fund support a proposal to split

i want to bring in rw baird on the news line.ething to do with the early release of this prerecorded conference call. is that it? >> i do believe it is. that was supposed to go out after the close. >> have you been able to take a look at the transcript? >> i have. and they reported a comp increase of 3%. that is in line with consensus, but i think there was a decent amount of investor skepticism. the gap would be able to comp the more difficult comparisons that they had last year and also there's been, you know, some general speculation around february and early indications are that february was a pretty mixed month for the group with obviously some weakness in the teen retailers. >> how about let's break it down, banana, old navy, anything? i guess my question is, are you seeing any outliers in the transcript that would -- that would result in the stock being halted? or do you think it's just the early release of some material information? >> i think it's the early release of some material information. i mean, if anything, i was

crayton baird forced his girlfriend jessica powell to take the plunge and she's real quite appreciativeet it, she shouted i'm breaking up with you. you can't blame her, right? >> my favorite, there's no hiding in baseball. that was good. that was good. >> "a league of their oerngwn," hanks said that. >> she wasn't hired for her baseball skills. len berman, thank you. >> now let's take a look at friday's flashbook. here's the way the week unfolded. >> we just received a statement from amanda knox, and she says that decision by italy's supreme court to order a new trial in the murder of her british roommate is, quote, painful. >> 94-year-old nelson mandela back in a south african hospital being treated for what they are calling a lung infection. >> were there ever moments when you thought you made your bed, lie in it? >> i did not fault my dad for the trial. he made those mistakes, there's no question, but i never thought he did anything illegal. >> and they told me i would never walk again. >> and here you are walking. how does it feel? >> it's amazing. >> eli just became the first ameri