the meek baker story -- the mike baker story by mike baker." first, is it better to yell? we will come to our own conclusions next. >>> is yelling the new spanking? is spanking the new murder? it is a subject of tonight's -- >> "red eye" debate 2014, live from the" red eye" debate center. >> there we go. welcome to tonight's "red eye" debate. i'm greg gutfeld and host of tonight's "red eye" debate. according to researchers and anyone who spent tame in wal-mart, today's parents are yelling at their children more than ever. according to one expert, quote, yelling is the new spanking, but it comes with a cost. parents often feel guilty and there has been a backlash to the tongue lash. they have challenged parents to not yell for an entire year even if the kid is cutting off his own fingers. i added that. it is not true. pab, you claim to have children. haven't seen any proof. you don't carry pictures. what method of punishment do you use? a whip, a hair brush? a combination of both? >> the study did not mention tasers. they are okay. >> that is going to be taken out of contex

mike baker, how i faked my own death to cheat on my taxes. and a new reality show, the story of mike baker he insisted we cover. >>> he now looks down on sleeping around. actor ashton kutcher has -- as opposed to the ashton kutcher who is not one. he has caught a case of monogamy and no longer enjoys one nightstands. in an interview with "men's fitness" he said for every girl you have a good time with for one night. if you want to stay single it is the same girl you have to not call back. tragedy. after being the one nightstand guy it is also just a little gross. hot models want to sleep with you and are repulsive. he is rumored to be engaged to kunich. that has nothing to do with what he said i'm sure. i will go to you, joe -- joanne. are you happy for mila or sad for yourself? >> combination of the two. i want to be her body double in films, so if she gets pregnant they will need me on there more. i'm all for the monogamy. >> right now you are doing it a little bit. >> who says i am not. >> you have six years on her, right? trying to figure

peter baker for the "new york times." also cbs state department margaret brennan, what's the latest? >> secretary kerry spoke yesterday, day before with the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov. and that is where the bulk of the diplomatic efforts are being focused just talk to each other whether it's directly or through an intermediary. they believe that their chipping away but there's really been no change to the russians position in terms to agreeing to sit down. we're in paris on thursday and on wednesday with secretary kerry. sergey lavrov pretended not to knowhow the ukrainian foreign minister was. he arrived in the city. nothing is changing there, facts on the ground have not changed we've seep international monitors being blocked from going in -- >> rose: that was secretary baker was trying to make. there is also crimea right now. bob gates, former secretary of defense said crimea is lost. how does administration see crimea? >> well, their first priority since this happened is try to prevent it from spreading. t

but instead of going home, while still in uniform, he drove his police car to baker's intersection and around 2:00 a.m., a motorist stopped and asked for help telling griffin he had some car trouble. griffin called for a tow truck using his personal cell phone, which placed him near the crime scene. >> about 30 to 45 minutes later, prosecutors believe griffin saw kim medlin drive by. and as planned, decided to pull her over for a traffic violation as a ruse to introduce himself. a witness saw the policeman pull kim's red jeep over and saw that kim had done nothing wrong. prosecutors believe griffin asked kim for her driver's license, then asked her to join him in his patrol car while he ran her license plate number. griffin may have made a sexual advance, and kim objected. griffin knew then that he had gone too far. he panicked, handcuffed her and drove off. griffin drove off of old charlotte highway, and kim knew it was a dead-end street. her injuries suggest she jumped from the moving car. griffin caught up with her, struck her on the back of the head, stomped on her back, breaking h

i vote for gary coleman. >> baker? >> yes. >> jackson does seem like a scary dude. all scary back then? everybody was animals. >> it was a tough time. you had to be scary or you didn't survive. >> excuse me. >> this trail of tears? >> yes. >> so you know, in thinking about it, i -- maybe there shouldn't be a rotation. right? let's put teddy roosevelt. he was terrific. let's get him on the 20. i won't mess with washington or lincoln. maybe we can shift it up a little bit. >> camille, very a theory andrew jackson was the american begby. wherever he went, people got hurt. i maybe they have a point here. >> that is a deep insight. >> i mean that. >> but... i wonder you know, if we start disqualifying presidents because they have done deplorable things i can probably find a reason to dislike just about any president you put in front of me. how about putting regular money on the money? people like kanye west? a great american hero? >> he would like to be on the 100. let's put him on every denomination. >> he's a man of many faces >> he has a new baby. >> i would like to b

brown, arnold townsend, van jones, many other people from the baker senate. what happened in regard to this matter in terms of you're asking for an explanation of it as to whether or not there is some sort of hidden agenda. i can tell you there is not. and let me just go -- give you the history of what happened here. ~ so we can all understand and i can do what i have to do. we had ms. ellis essentially admit to and plead guilty to a couple of things which, one, two counts of influencing a government decision in which the official has a financial benefit. and also another count of violation of a section which prohibits any city or officer or employee from making a contract in which she has a financial interest. and then there was another one having to do with inappropriate conduct. this committee had gone ahead and prosecuted her for those ethical violations under its powers to do so. and had entered into a stipulation with her giving her, and which she accepted certain putsv, which were the extent of what we could punish her for, for these particular violati

peter baker, you're going to be back on the roundtable. thanks. >>> and now to the bridge scandal and the presidential hopes of new jersey governor chris christie. after the release of findings from an investigation that he ordered on himself, christie is going on the offense. to try to rescue his political future. >> the dysfunction in washington, d.c.ing is no longer being emulated around the world. it is being mocked around the world. >> the speech of a politician in political purgatory, chris christie in las vegas this weekend with other white house hopefuls looking for the support of some key major republican donors including sheldon adelson, the gop's super donor who gave more than $90 million in his attempt to stop barack obama's re-election in 2012. but after the bridgegate scandal, can the new jersey governor revive the broad support that led him to be tabbed as an early front-runner for the republican nomination? our most recent polling suggests he might have a tough time. our last nbc news "wall street journal" poll found his pe

brown, arnold townsend, van jones, many other people from the baker senate. what happened in regard to this matter in terms of you're asking for an explanation of it as to whether or not there is some sort of hidden agenda. i can tell you there is not. and let me just go -- give you the history of what happened here. ~ so we can all understand and i can do what i have to do. we had ms. ellis essentially admit to and plead guilty to a couple of things which, one, two counts of influencing a government decision in which the official has a financial

i mean, look at james baker. he'll tell you. diplomacy is hard, and it's not helped by name-calling. >> well, someone should tell governor palin that nuclear war is not a metaphor for manhood. it's insanity. thank you, howard fineman, and thank you, david corn. >>> coming up, if you think the right-wing clown car would be stalled when cpac ended, think again there. is a national battle breaking out between rand paul and ted cruz. while paul is trying to expand the party, the street fighter cruz wants to torch it. >>> plus, tomorrow, two of chris christie's former top aides are due in court. bridget kelly who famously e-mailed "time for some traffic problems in fort lee" and bill stepien are both being called to explain why they're refusing to turn over potential evidence to the state committee investigating the lane closures at the george washington bridge. >>> and the mystery of the missing malaysian jetliner. how does a plane with 239 passengers aboard simply disappear? well, tonight there are more questions than answers. >>>

ron baker from outside and baker lobs it to early. he scored 19. 68-45 was the final.t missouri valley team to start this well, indiana state and larry bird. they won 33 straight games in 1979. >>> a stanford star made her final home game a great one against washington state. she scored 37 points. and pulled down 13 rebounds. she is going to be missed next season. stanford improves to 28-2. the cardinal is an amazing 57-0 against the cougars. >>> it was senior night in berkeley. the cal women hosting washington. she knocks down three of her game-high 24. but the huskies spoiled the party. 70-65 the final. despite the loss, cal is the number two seed in the pac-12 tournament. >>> sonny gray was so hot last season, bob melvin went with him instead of bartolo an a's hall of famer threw out the first pitch. gray allowed just two hits. scribner had two strikeouts in his one inning of relief. they combined for 13 strikeouts. drew pomeranz gets this batter swinging. the game ended in a 2-2 tie. the cubs and giants were rained out. >>> stanford held the first of three open pra

now you give harrison right there all the credit because he switched on baker. now kentucky has got pretty good court balance. now they contest van fleet he takes a tough shot. so, the harrison since twins did a good job of kind of switching up. baker they wanted to go to, but you know if i'm witchita state i think i'm going put it in early's hands. he's 12 out of 17. had 31 for the game. only missed five shots and let him try to win the game. van fleet is a very good three- point shooter in his own right. >> he didn't have a good game. >> he did not. >> early might have been the hot hand to go to. but how about the midwest bracket now in the sweet 16. louisville kentucky. thiss the coaching matchup's dream. >> it is. it's going to be a great game right there louisville and kentucky. >> does it look like a championship game right there? >> it does. kentucky as i said they lost 10 games on the year. preseason number one. it's a redemption game for john calipari. >> i don't think there is an edge i really don't. i think kentucky has got more talent than anybody in

find out in mike baker's new book. first, are people like tom cruise the only ones who have a hope of getting married? probably. he is a man's man after you all. female announcer: during sleep train's big gift event get a $200 best buy gift card with purchase of selected mattress sets. or, get 24-months interest-free financing. female announcer: what will you get during the big gift event at sleep train? ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ get hitched? a new study has look eatd -- looked at what mates certain traits the marrying type. they are attractive and green and of course like greg. they looked at a group of young adults -- what's so funny? in 1994 they were rated on their attractiveness, grooming and personality. those who scored higher were more likely to have gotten married by 2009. to better illustrate the research here are photos of people who are the marrying type. >> seems accurate to my. seems accurate to me. after profiling people, and also of getting married, you have done it a couple teams. do yo

>> good point, mike baker, your thoughts, how long does it go on? well, it will resolve it until they're successful finding it. that is the short answer, jennifer griffin pointed out the reality of the budgeting aspect. and it will be how much the military is willing to devote to this. but ultimately the search will go on until they resolve the problem. >> all right, mike we'll go back to the big board. you have the last comment. >> they're actually spot on, we're looking down 125,000 square miles, the incident happened here. we know potentially it is somewhere in the middle of that. how many resources do we have? where do you draw the line? >> and as the guests said earlier in the program it is not just looking for a needle in a hay stack. it is one person standing in the middle of the united states and trying to find that person. that is how difficult it is. thank you, on the "hannity" big board tonight. sal, good to see you, mike thank you so much. coming up here next on "hannity." >>> apologize for doing it, but i broke your re-tweet record. >>

ron baker from outside.thony early who scored a team high 19. 68-45 the final. nick wiggins off the alley-oop. wichita state becomes the first team since st. joe's in 2004 to enter the league tournament unbeaten. she played her final regular season home game tonight. she is having her way against washington state so far 33 points and 12 rebounds. she is going to be missed next season. bonnie samuelsson sets her up for this basket. with five minutes left, leading 76-58. the cougars have never beaten the cardinal women. it was also senior night in berkeley. the cal women took on washington. among the seniors, she knocks down three of her game high 24. the huskies spoil the festivities. jasmine davis who is from san jose scored 20. 70-65 was the final. despite the loss, cal is still the number two seed in this week's pac 12 women's tournament. one of the great stories for the athletics last season was the emergence of rookie pitcher sonny gray. today he got the start against texas. it is spring training but ace

and also in fairness of president bush, in this peter baker story -- and i think peter baker is a very good reporter -- president bush calls him cold-blooded and i think that's colder to the truth. i think president obama has learned that. maybe you have to learn it the hard way. i don't know how it works. i'm not a foreign policy specialist. an andy carr, we were talking about financial sanctions which i think is the most immediate way to discipline russia. question for you, do you suppose london and germany, which has so many businesses in russia, do you think they will go along with tough sanctions? >> you know, i don't. i don't think they have the wherewithal to be as tough as they should be. people are not respecting the united states today. they are not admiring the united states today and they do not fear the united states. that's our allies. the neutrals, and our enemies. so i think we've got to do a lot to earn respect. we've got a lot to command admiration and we've got to introduce a little fear. but it would be great for us to be able to get great britain and london in part

the baker act is florida's mental health law. it says that police have to have clear, hard evidence of harm before they can take a person into custody. medical professionals tell us wilkerson could have easily been suffering from psychiatric disorders, rare in some pregnancies. >> it could be a very dangerous combination to where they could be hearing voices. you need to die and take your kids with you. that's the only way you guys are ever going to be able to be together. and they hear this constantly. >> reporter: this time, things turned out differently. the three young children they pulled from the minivan remain safe tonight in state care. steve osunsami, abc news, daytona beach. >>> and next, here, tonight, we take you inside a kind of power lunch, where potential candidates and presidents are tested. it's the conservative political action conference, cpac. and every speech, every jab at the democrats, can create a star. so, who came out swinging today? abc's jeff zeleny tells us. >> reporter: it's spring training for repub

patrick's day lesson, one of new york's favorite bakers shows me what goes into a great tasting loaf of irish soda bread. it is monday, march 17th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning on this st. patrick's day. i'm marci gonzalez in for diana perez. >> i'm john muller. you're looking all festive. i like your kelly green. >> thanks. you're close to kelly green. >> close. i tried. we talked earlier. you, marci gonzalez, are a quarter irish. who knew. >> mom's mom was a mcmannis. so, a little irish. >> no kidding? i'm a quarter irish as well. my grandmother was a fox, and she was pretty too, but an irish fox. there you go. we look forward to a nice st. patrick's day celebration. >> we'll have more on that now. >>> we'll start now with new developments in the case of the missing malaysian airlines flight 370. >> as more signs point to the flight being deliberately diverted by someone with cockpit knock. more resources are being sent to the vast widening search area. david kerley has the latest from washington. >> reporter: the u.s.'s most sophisticated

a judge in michigan issued an arert warrant for anita baker for failing to pay $15,000 to a painting and decorating company for work done on her michigan company in 2009 the company says a default judgment was entered against her in 2011 the lawyer says she wasn't serveed and plans to file a motion to cancel the warrant. baker says she didn't know about the warrant until she saw it on television. >> coming up, a flower power design helping scientists. >> it's expense twroif rent in san francisco. >> i'm taking your questions on twitter and facebook so you can contact me i'll answer your questions live later. >> this view shows clear blue skies on the second day of spring. >> taking a look at traffic northbound traffic is heavy but announcer: babies who are talked to from the time they're born.. are more likely to have a successful future. talking and reading to children in their first years has a huge impact on what they do with the rest of their lives. the fewer words they hear, the greater their chances ofool and getting into trouble. talk. read. sing. your words have the power to

the very first conversation i ever had with juliet when i first served on the board with ella baker was about manners. the last speaker talked about manners. my first conversation with her was about why don't more people have good manners. why aren't more people honest. why aren't more people direct. and deal with thing that should be dealt with. and it saddens me to think about what has happened. the juxtaposition of what has happened over the past year of who she is is an atrocity and it's an embarrassment as a san franciscan. i'm also the president of my neighborhood association and i have to do that job in a good democratic way and i would expect that you as the ethics commission would hold yourselves to a very high standard because this is the place where the buck stops with you. if a decision is made and it's closed, it's closed. if you reopen it, where is your efficacy? so, i ask you, please, sit citizen to citizen, [speaker not understood] move forward and let juliet continue to do the great work that she's doing. thank you. (applause) >>> my name is ed donald son. i'm the chair

. >> adria baker and i am a community representative and i wanted to thank you for this opportunity to speak in support of this retail program, targeted at local business enterprises. i want to acknowledge the port for its desire and commitment to create a san francisco water front that embraces and reflects the diversity of our city. and for staff, thoughtful approach in involving our cbos that work with small businesses to assist in the out reach for this opportunity. and to provide ongoing financial, and operational technical assistance, which will insure the success of the selected participants, thank you. >> thank you. >> any other public comment? commissioners? >> yeah, i think that it is a great idea. and it is a really nice space and you are not going to need enough of a lot of expenses to get it up and running. and i also think that the reasonably priced and the only, other concern that i would have is where we are going to advertise in order to let all san franciscans know about it? >> our goal is to first out reach to the cbos. because we want this opportunity to be successf

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i think i played it right. >> does someone want to play the role of simon baker talking about grouponwn 34%? it was the worst pick by anybody from a performance standpoint thus far. >> well, i think it comes back, you know. you know, there's going to be growth in the second half. >> you were doing good -- you were doing well. >> asked us to be simon baker. >> i know. >> i like the biotech. >> i'm going to go home. >> what do we think about softba softbank? the company gets lots of publicity. you have it, steve weiss, along with josh in your portfolios? >> i owned it personally. i sold it when it got -- when the alibaba announcement was made. look, i still think we trade higher, but to me that's the most widely known story out there. and everybody that i talked to, all the hedge funds and all the long-onlies are owning softbank because of alibaba. that's why i sold the stock higher. frankly an oversight keeping in my portfolio. >> i'm sticking with it. i think that's going to be a huge catalyst for anything related to the chinese internet. and i think that will probably be a better exi

haveis an opportunity to christina baker kline in your living room, to answer all the questions that >> thank you very much. bookthewriter.com. thanks for taking stock. i'm pimm fox. good night. ♪ . >> live from pier 3 in san francisco, welcome to "bloomberg west" where we cover the global technology and media companies that are reshaping our world. our focus is on innovation, technology, and the future of business. let's get straight to the rundown. googles aired schmidt meets with president obama to talk about nsa surveillance. and weighing in on the nsa revelations. then we will talk about the wordprocessing app

say that still isn't france greatest influence in san francisco but might be the legacy of french bakers who brought flour do you get during the california gold rush, you know, do you get is a culinary traditions and the most important french companies were founded by french immigrants who recipe shill lives on today, it's the oldest continuing running company. so mr. president, i hope you'll see how much we san franciscans value our french county to our character and the quality of our city. you have a standing invitation to visit whatever you want and our doors will be open to you. it's with great honor i hereby present to you the key to the city of san francisco (clapping.) mr. president, >> ladies and gentlemen, i know that in san francisco everybody don't speak in french so i will speak in french. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> mayor ed lee and san francisco thank you for the warm representation and gavin newsom thank you for your kind words and for the support in france. i would like i to greet mayor brown who unfortunately wasn't able to be here because of the circumstances. b

>> sure. >> i played jim baker who had a big field day with them over the years. show. he would let me do my impression. he apparently didn't like people doing impressions of him. he saw a tape, i was quite young. i used to do it in standup. and but it turned out i was the last guest. and so i ended up having a minute and a half on the show with a film clip. and we never got to the point where he was going to let me do the impression. actually it was worth it. in the commercial break, after we went to commercial, he leaned over and said, listen, i'm really sorry we didn't get to the bit. i was looking forward to seeing it. but i couldn't get the old woman to shut up. [ laughter ] >> and robert klein decides to be funny for the first time in six years. who knew? [ laughter ] >> that's heart breaking. robert klein mostly. did you ever do his show? >> i was on the carson show one time when i was a teenage mag sgligz have you ever seen it? >> no. no. we were unable to get the tape of that. >> well, oddly enough, because i don't know if you know last year i narrated th

senator howard baker was the minority leader, emphasis on the word minority, in 1980.ish a job his father-in-law, everett dirksen, had held, same job, minority leader, 20 years earlier. he ran for president in 1980, and he lost badly to ronald reagan. and the story goes that when the convention came in 1980 in detroit, howard baker was spotted standing at the rim of the convention floor looking out at all these jubilant reagan delegates, and he said aloud, these aren't my people. [laughter] now, why is this? and matt was saying something about in this. ronald reagan brought new people into the republican party. he stuck to his core principles. margaret thatcher said that the problem with the conservative party in great britain was that they were too much into consensus politics. margaret thatcher was death on consensus politics, because it always led to moving the party left. so stick to principle, never shy from it, and one last thing i would suggest is our friend mark levin has a book out called "the liberty amendments." i hope you're familiar with it. and i hope all

c-span: and off to the left, senator howard baker. did you have any relationship with any of these people? >> guest: i did know howard baker--we--we were next to each other at a--at a dinner for the white house awards one year. he was a photographer, he used leicas, the same as i did, and he'd even published a book of his pictures, so we had that one thing in common. c-span: and here's a photograph of james mccord, but with him is terry lenzer, who also... >> guest: also figured... c-span: ...popped up working for, i believe, the democrats or somebody during the--doing sec... >> guest: he was doing research for the--for the white house on--on--investigative information that might have been negative, things that they could use to sort of counteract all that was happening to clinton. c-span: but in those days, who did he work for? >> guest: he was working for the committee, the--the watergate committee, and he was one of the--on the proseca-- cution-- prosecutor's team there. c-span: this is a--a familiar figure. >> guest: oh, yes--we'r

what is the baker act? >> well, i think that police officer was dead wrong.mebody in a psychiatric hospital. and basically, if somebody is exhibiting signs and symptoms that they're a danger to themselves or others, you take them to a hospital. they get examined by two psychiatrists or a psychiatrists and a psychologist, and they can be held for at least 72 hours for a psychiatric evaluation. it's not up to the cops to do the evaluation. it's up to the cops to say, hey, this is a person who needs to be evaluated. they're looking at a woman who is saying strange things in a car full of kids. right off the bat, she's a danger. she's driving that automobile right out of the hospital for observation into the baker act. >> expected to make an appearance before a judge today, what can we expect in court? >> i would expect you'll see substantial bail set on this case. it's an attempted first degree murder case, on the face of it, very strong against her. i think you'll see high bail. i also think the judge will order a psychiatric evaluation, down the road, of cours

organizations is not only extension but we need to approach in the 21st century the different mindset and baker. >> with nature in a cooperative way >> i get the points but there's two points many our comments before you develop additional water supply do you want to be looking softer approaches to have a sustainable supply and the second is around deacceleration technology vs. osmosis is the same and if it's unacceptable it's a water supply project is it equal and unacceptable for this. >> the point is use aggressive technologies when their necessary for example, if you have a central valley community that you have automatically practices that's messed up the supply then, of course, we need to use something aggressive to reclean and restore the water to its former pristine state but this is really a different situation and sierra club as support and will support a deacceleration project when it's an emergency situation. what we've got is clearly not an emergency we can clearly save 7, 8, 9 million gasoline's a day if we much more aggressively produce watersheds restoration and come posting toi

issuing an arrest warrant for anita baker after baker failed to appear in court.t up in a civil lawsuit claiming she owes thousands for work done on her michigan home. >>> president obama revealing prediction who will win ncaa basketball tournament. the president, of course, an avid basketball fan. in honor of twitter turning 8 years old, media site letting users search for their first tweet. we found mine in 2009. having connell teach me twit. a rough process. it got easier there. great guy, good friends to this day. don't tell him i said that but he wasc rescue playing out on camera. a man trapped up to his waist in a hole in the ground. the efforts to keep him from sinking and get him free, lasting for hours. we'll show you the whole thing. and a dazzling festival lighting up the streets in one city. what thousands are celebrating. this is for you. ♪ [ male announcer ] bob's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your do

beard: there's an inscription on the tomb that gives the baker's name. like most roman citizens at this date, he's got three names -- marcus virgilius euriciques. now the first two of those names, "marcus virgilius," are perfectly standard, ordinary roman names, but the last one, "euriciques," isn't. it's a name that comes from the eastern mediterranean. now that suggests -- doesn't prove, but it suggests -- that euriciques' family, perhaps his father, perhaps his grandfather, originally were brought to rome as slaves, captives in rome's wars of conquest in the east. so the larger point is that in the expanding society of rome at this period, even the descendant of a slave could become really wealthy. keach: many pre-industrial states offered the prospect of upward mobility for their people. but they also created poverty and squalor unimaginable in egalitarian societies. in modern states, technology often widens the gap between rich and poor. and so, anthropologists insist that political evolution does not imply progress. in fact, human nature appears to

baker was surprised about the warrant, she tweeted yesterday -- "devil is busy." one man's trash is now another man's treasure.. after a scrap dealer discovers this egg he bought at a flea market is really a rare faberge egg worth an estimated 33-million dollars.the unidentified dealer says he bought the egg for 14- thousand dollars several years ago - thinking he could melt it down and make a profit. but he did a little research and discovered it was originally an easter gift from russian tsar alexander the third to his wife in 1887. a collector bought it for an undisclosed amount and will put it on display for the first time in 112 years. the judges were shocked at the talent this nun showed off on italy's version of "the voice." all four judges turned their chairs and dropped their jaws when they saw that a 25 year old nun was singing "alicia keys" like that. her fellow sisters were seen off-stage jumping with excitement. the nun says she hopes the pope will call her now. who says nuns can't sing? there's a lot of down time in a convent. you have to do somethin