michael barrett. is michael barrett in the room? karen fish kin? page yuan sing? herbert wiener? mr. chairman, if we could just wait for a moment, they may be downstairs and needing to come up. we do have someone. >> good afternoon. >> her name is [speaker not understood]. [speaking through interpreter] >>> good afternoon, my name is page [speaker not understood]. access to transportation services is a vital role for seniors who depend on muni for mobility in the community. for many seniors the cost of transpourization is something we struggle with because most of us rely on a fixed ssi income. the cost of muni went from $10 to $23 this year. $23 is not a lot to many people, but on fixed income every cent counts. the city is getting increasingly unaffordable for low-income residents. a couple would take turns using a pass to run errands and going to doctor visits. if we can help alleviate burdens seniors and those with disabilities face we can really help improve the quality of life. we urge you to [speaker not understood] today so they can remain active and mobile in our city. t

john barrett. jim hedges, a leader in hedge fund and alternative investments and getting ready for a major expansion. now you're a ceo because you made such a big investment and you're such a believer in this. >> i am. liz: what is thrilling you about it? >> it's a fantastic luxury brand. we give our clients the most incredible experience. it is like no other hair salon in the united states. we're the largest luxury hair salon in the united states. serving over 60,000 customers a year with this incredible, incredible attention to detail and their style. that, that experience that the customers get is the basis of a 17-year-old brand that just needs to live outside of new york city. so we're expanding within new york and in palm beach, washington, d.c., dallas, las vegas. we're going to be extending our hair care product line a lot of exciting things happen. liz: this almost sounds like a private equity investment, where you jump in and grow it and you turn it public. is that the ultimate goal here?

>> barrett: i'd hoped they'd be further along.t's been challenging, technically, it's been challenging culturally and politically for them. but they're making good progress now. >> simon: sounds like you're being a little diplomatic. >> barrett: well, the decision making process in japan is... is complicated. >> simon: decision making in japan requires consensus, and reaching consensus often takes a very long time. the most difficult job will be to dismantle the melted reactors, but radiation is too high for workers to get there. for now, tepco is inundated with groundwater that leaks into the reactors and gets contaminated. every day, 100,000 gallons of radioactive water has to be pumped out before it reaches the ocean. tepco is filling storage tanks almost as fast as it can build them, and they're notorious for leaking. another enormous clean-up is happening outside the plant. entire communities are being cleared of contaminated materials that will have to be stored for generations. this part of japan is known for its agricultur

you know, the opposite direction. >> the barretts quickly realize an 1800 pound bull is on the loose.ah marie run for cover while scott whips out his video camera. the bull kept bucking back and forth and zigzagging and people were jumping back. they didn't know what to do because the bull came different directions. >> i was absolutely terrified, because i thought that a bunch of people were going to get hurt because there was no sign of anyone that was trying to do anything. >> a female wrangler steps up to the challenge. hardball charges her and throws her to the ground. >> he actually bucked a girl and hit her right in the chest, and knocked her back. i feared for her. i was really afraid that she was hurt very severely because he hit her really hard. >> spectators jumped the fence to escape hardball's charge. a man tries to distract the raging bull with garbage barrels. >> the bull like almost bucked the trash can and almost hit a guy. >> the distraction buys enough time for security officers to arrive at the scene. one of them whips out a taser and confronts the powerful bull. >>

barrett spoke about his book in annapolis maryland. this is 50 minutes. [applause] >> hello, i am james barrett and i would like to thank everyone for inviting me here and i think this is such a great story. we remember when books were only sold in bookstores. so to me a kind of captures the wild mysterious bookstores that i knew when i was a kid. [laughter] that such a rich experience and that is what this one is. and obviously it is such a great meeting place for people. so i want to thank people for inviting me today. i have written a book about artificial intelligence and my job and i've made a lot of friends that you might have seen on the national geographic channel

barrett: from hollywood, it's... tonight, jimmy's on the set of "scandal" with creator shonda rhimes, plus special appearances by... and now, here's jimmy kimmel! hello, gladiators. i'm jimmy kimmel. and tonight, i will take you "behind the scandalabra." i'm here at olivia pope & associates. this is where people go to get things fixed. you could even get your dog fixed here. tonight, presumably, you watched the big finale of "scandal," season three. here's where we left off. fitz has been re-elected. olivia's on a trip to sandals resort with jake. and as far as i can tell, the first lady is still hammered. tonight, i'll take you behind the scenes of "scandal," and i'll probably steal something from the set. we're gonna dissect tonight's finale in excruciating detail. we've got a "scandal" blooper reel, and we've got every episode of the spanish-language "scandal" spin-off show, "escándalo," and it is muy caliente. and if that isn't enough, a "scandal" insider has agreed to reveal never-before-told secrets about the s

joining us to discuss this is richard barrett do any of these bode well in the long-term security agreements? >> all of them are prepared to sign the bilateral security agreement with the united states. i think that's generally the position of most politicians in this afghanistan now that they understand there is a need and a continuing need for external support, not just for their forces but also for the economy more generally. >> so is most of the politicians in afghanistan in favor of this long-term security agreement that would keep american forces there beyond this year? why such resistance to it and why has that deal not been signed yet? >> president karzai did hold a loya jerga to talk about this. and that meeting agreed that the bsa should be signed. but karzi has hesitated to do that, i think partly because he was hoping to bring the tatable some peace process. >> hasn't worked out. i guess that he was trying to keep some of his cards close to his chest. nonetheless, he probably understands, too, that the bsa already signed eventually. >> we have seen a particularly high turnout in

her owner receive adjure summons for ivy greener: it turns out his owner is named barrett griner iv withhe roman numeral. the county blames the roman numeral. the dug doesn't have -- dog doesn't have to show you? >> $5 a day? >> have a great afternoon everyone. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] ,, ♪ well i love a rainy night.♪ ♪ i love a rainy night ♪ i love to hear the thunder, watch the lightning ♪ ♪ when it lights up the sky. ♪ ♪ 'cause i love a rainy night.♪ yoplait with flavors the whole family will love. >> hope: liam! oh, my god, what are you doing? >> liam: i just want to talk to you. >> wyatt: what the...? hope! >> brooke: you didn't waste any time, did you? laying down the law to eric. >> katie: he's pushing ridge at you. i'm not just gonna stand by and let it happen. >> brooke: it was a business decision, katie. it doesn't affect you. >> katie: well, that's not true. because what affects ridge affects my relationship with him. i mean, i'm sure it's the same with you and bill, right? w

bob barrett, thanks to you. barbara starr, excellent reporting as usual. barbara has broken two major stories for us in the past few days on the new video tapes. >>> crossfire won't be seen tonight so we can bring you more coverage of our developing international stories. >>> just ahead, a pro-russian militia group is having no part of it. why they're adamantly refusing to put down their weapons. >>> investigators are working to find out who are what caused a ferry to crash killing 29 people. how the captain has now been charged. is he responsible? we're going live to south korea, trying to get some answers. what's your function? ♪ ♪ hooking up the country helping business run ♪ ♪ trains! they haul everything, safely and on time. ♪ tracks! they connect the factories built along the lines. and that means jobs, lots of people, making lots and lots of things. let's get your business rolling now, everybody sing. ♪ norfolk southern what's your function? ♪ ♪ helping this big country move ahead as one ♪ ♪ norfolk southern how's that function? ♪ frequent heartburn

in overtime barrett-jackson scored on the slapshot through traffic. the blues beat the blackhawks 4- 3 in overtime and lead the series 2-0 games. >>> and the stanley cup play- offs seemed to bring out the nasty in everybody. last night, look at the blatant low blow to detroit's danny dekaiser. brian would you say ouch on that one? >> no. >> referees missed the call and today he was only give a $5,000 fine. but the hockey gods evened it out. detroit won game one. >> i liked that you showed that the times. >> ouch. >> thank you for watching. see you at 6:30. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> axelrod: tonight, is inexperience to blame? south korean police arrest the captain of that sunken passenger ferry, saying the third mate who was steering should have never had the helm. seth doane reports on the anguish of the families. a rising death toll on mt. everest after yesterday's avalanche. allen pizzey on the risks the guides run as part of their job. one year after the capture of the boston bombing suspect, a cop

in overtime barrett-jackson scored on the slapshot through traffic. blues beat the blackhawks 4- 3 in overtime and lead the series 2-0 games. >>> and the stanley cup play- offs seemed to bring out the nasty in everybody. last night, look at the blatant low blow to detroit's danny dekaiser. brian would you say ouch on that one? >> no. >> referees missed the call and today he was only give a $5,000 fine. but the hockey gods evened it out. detroit won game one. 1-0. >> wow. >> that would hurt. >> really? >> i mean, that would. >> they have padding, right? >> i don't know, do they? [ laughter ] >> i'm guessing they wear some sort of protective gear but you know what? i'm not going to go there. [ laughter ] >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the new feature of the program, andrea on the spot. [ laughter ] >> you're telling me. >> you would be the expert. [ laughter ] >> don't ask me. you know, i have never been there. the only kind of ice i have is in my water. >> thank you for watching. see you at 11:00. the latest news and weather are always on our webs

report of a car fire coming through 80 right at barrett avenue on the off ramp and i'm still getting information about this. apparently, some folks had too good of a weekend overnight. on 880 we have three separate accidents, this is really a trouble spot this morning. one at auto mall and the second right at a street coming through hayward and this is really a trouble spot. three separate accidents on the map coming through fremont and hayward. take it easy out there this morning. again, just a few lingering accidents on those roadways and fire coming through the bay bridge approach and we'll get more information coming up in just a little while. ladies, back to you. >> anthony, sounds good, thank you so much. >>> breaking news in redwood city. police are collecting evidence at the scene of a deadly crash overnight. a man was hit and killed right near the intersection of middlefield road and pacific avenue just before 2:00 this morning. now, this is not too far from fair oaks elementary school. right now all lanes reoepened and the coroner is on scene and the driver stayed at the sc

outside boston when cindy barrett saw a "nightly news" report from last november. >> i think in part i connected with this little boy because i have young grandsons, and my grandchildren are healthy and strong and athletic. the contrast was just too much for me to ignore to see this child. i really made a connection to him. >> reporter: cindy isn't rich but decided to donate a few thousand dollars. it changed his life. paid for books, a school uniform and tuition. his father helped him dress for the first day of school. he hasn't missed a day since. he can't climb the stairs as quickly as other students but one step at a time all by himself. he makes it to his classroom. >> how are you, obaid, good to see you. >> reporter: when i visited in march obaid was optimistic and strong with big plans for the future. >> what do you want to do when you grow up? >> reporter: he says he wants to be a heart surgeon. now learning english he wrote cindy a letter. he had something to tell her. thank you, cindy. we delivered the letter from the boy she never met to cindy in person. >> not in my wilde

during an evacuation the coat was very strong and the water was cold but with the what if people is barrett's saying they could be washed away. the mesquite chips of nokia to run it was in. he was also among the fastest ride is rescued by the carousel. the initial hole. don't hold the seat all of the operation is turning from rescue to recovery. to appease angry relatives images of the nation of the times there are strong currents and visibility is cool the drink itself is constantly moving. rescue teams have faced and lines at great risk. that's little consolation to the promise of the passengers the death toll from an emotional moment everett cents reached the scene of the search teams found another ball be in the snow for the three people still missing. only recovered so far have been returned to their families. we have a love struck on friday as local guides descended the mountain to the camps ahead of the climbing season next month. sevens is a lightness of being dressed maritime systems old stand in formula one motor racing there are only alice again and to the cells of the chinese gong

.: of the morning james barrett of the metering lights have been activated for the westbound ride. in fact police have stopped just two minutes of the parent or already started to see things back up across of the land now. coming from the beginning of the back of which is just past the 80 over crossing. here for a commuter jet nozzles in addition to the is full of traffic to find some congestion on interstate 580 and on highway 4 the east - eight still looks good but her peninsula traffic still live and no problem for the north a rather marin county, southbound. >> an update on a breaking news story that we've been hearing over the last few hours. face stand up with the following as san jose is now over. the american to himself and decided home three days ended just moments ago. police still on the scene. officers responded to reports of a command costs and should a gun on the ground. the man just a rendering. >> 603. a 16 year-old is miraculously alive and in hawaii which is where he wanted to get without a ticket if managed to stow way and the airplanes will swell from san jose a

and dealer repair shops to a high level because they know the product, -- been listening to marry barrettefied before congress. the presse talking to as well. we will bring you that press conference live coming up next. first of all, a quick look at the s&p. ♪ >> welcome back. gm ceo meri barranca is testifying before congress about the company's faulty ignition switch recall. we want to listen back into that hearing. >> the answer is your investigation will probably reveal this, but it is somewhat concerning that while the trial lawyer that uncovered this may be very savvy and his expert might be sharp, you have sharp people working at tm as well, do you not? >> i believe we do. >> it's one of those questions your investigation will uncover, but why didn't your team of engineers connect the dots and figure out when the ignition slips into that auxiliary position, the airbags won't function our early? >> those are the questions i want to answer and it has taken way too long and we will learn from it and make changes and hold people accountable. rex not only holding people accountable -- i

folks like boston cop thomas barrett -- there he is way in the back.ago today he stepped front and center, carried a boy out of harm's way. that picture carried round the world. today he wrote, i noticed i had a lot of blood on my yellow vest. when i learned he was okay, music to my ears. then there's celeste corcoran. a bomb took both her legs. not her spirit. from row in the photograph her husband and daughter beside her. a year ago today, celeste's husband kevin used a makeshift tourniquet to save his bride. since then, victories and defeats. >> reporter: she has though. inspiring her family. >> she's my inspiration and a lot tougher than i am. >> reporter: and next week, she'll finish what she started -- watching her sister finish that marathon. >> my dream is to be at the finish line. i think of just holding hands and just crossing the finish line. >> reporter: one year later, this group, they all have individual races left to run. and many will run it with the same swagger, a sport's hero displayed. boston red sox star david ortiz. remember him b

will take between eighteen to twenty four degrees though makes it is the path of spring as kind as barrett's rating of twelve tops out at ninety degrees blockade when you make it to admit when he's holding on to other regions taking peeks at eighteen degrees while ago and i've got reach the mid teens. at this hour but i'll be back in march after midnight. the option to broadcast on this money can be to install some trouble and thanks for watching force he said. you'll. i did that before. get the flu. we'll see. i'm against it. i know my kids. like the bike it up i'm employed. it is. the end you know what. it worked danny. she cried. i do. air dd. a. nm. and. he did. you can. chu was one. this program is brought you by critically. waste from norway's mainstream crews were lies. exploring one thousand miles of norwegian coastline the report include counters and access to wilkinson. the russia back to

and we can now buy our own corresponding here in berlin john barrett was done following the story said on how is this arrangement likely to go down with people who believe that a girl it has worked which actually belongs to none. one of the money will be disappointed that the ending of the year to prove ownership it's the day off to that of course the paintings that said had been proved to be known to be proving group to belong to somebody else will remain in bennett's his possession. it gathers himself and it was not legally obliged to make this concession i mean he hasn't been so fun digital committed a crime just seventy paintings himself. me and said even if he had said there's a statute of limitations in germany. that said no crime except neither can be prosecuted off with stds and this is kinda facing up to what he sees to be his moral responsibility to give payments the opportunist proof that the paintings belong to them that will not be easy to do documentation was lost of course during the op peoples of the second world war. and then of course god is himself comes with the nas

eco friendly is looking to dance on stage and tell them to members only as he suddenly lost the barrett's he got to the ground as intended the eight teams that could force has began to attack at the time she did not know it was a current condition. some changes taking from dad. in his hand written and technique to who this guy can't i do not know who he is but i wish you could ever think of such people as he also pushed his life in danger. it includes a pool with them. as market access agreement but not tonight is a time to time so she laid him and what happened to go for the rest of life pray for the unknown city of paris on i'll leave that to find it interesting for my son's life may god help him make you be healthy and the long tedious the keen eyes are to decide what happens when he says is that the best beach where most of the heavenly hundred to wear socks. the man on the status of debate together but excuse the demonstration was also hit today. not much of this art that official claimed he has to decide in the place monument is to be people's decision was the key state administrati

submission on sunday and olive that barrett's to document a point except the states which ran from police on monday. b amid escalating tensions in the arab world and goddesses on international human rights groups up being less attention to the mother to son john says james exact but it's hard to believe that drum double t in geneva. this the looks of it on tv. i think that the notice thus facing humanity in crisis but the tightening of the faithful its disappearance is thought to add the names of but which beat them. the next incoming tides will start to pay attention to the nation of fact i didn't notice the minute interview before the kentucky were home. from components life and to know more than one hundred holding people in one of the overland and an encrypted older people have been killed all of. this is the one missing. seoul the field containing key earned him international editions and two concerning a book on delicate they had all the other international media who would deny the kkk awakening holder. this the biggest yet. just accept what does the will of god and in time. except

monica barrett and peter isley among them. >> this is a beautiful cemetery. they're doing a terrific job of really maintaining this sacred space. you don't need $57 million for this space and seven other cemeteries. the real purpose was to keep money from compensating childhood victims of sexual assault by priests in this archdiocese from court-ordered settlements. period. and that is so cynical and so just unacceptable. and it's just a further way of trying to hide things. you're hiding money in the cemetery just like you hide sex offenders in parishes. >> narrator: while vatican departments worked with bishops from around the world to deal with the exploding clergy sex abuse crisis, the new pope brought his own ideas. the first publication of his papacy referred to the urgency of "the current situation and the problem of homosexuality and the priesthood," and it called on seminary directors to screen out gay men. years earlier, he had engineered a change in the catechism to say that homosexuality was an objective disorder. he had also invited leading expert

barrette jackson will be one of them and weave all of this together.dozen shows that have tried to capitalize on that passion and interest. what is a real car auction like. >> i think our auctions are really about the lifestyle of collecting cars. you know cars over the long hall have been great investments but there is also that passion and the passion that happens when you have thousands of like type minded people all coming together to share their enthusiasm for the collector cars and the passion for what the americana and the cars enti world. >> mr. jackson, will there be a mechani mechani mechanism where by people watching at home can take part in it. >> sorry. i lost the feed. >> are you back with us? can you hear us now? >> absolutely. >> i wondered for those sitting at home, can they take part in the car auctions? is there a mechanism to do that? >> yes. the rest of this year, we're still on fox. this weekend, we are conducting an auction in florida on foxsports1 and fox sports 2 and national geographic. they can also follow us at our website a

the accident left his father barrett in the snow.e was able to dig his father out and later was able to flag down for help. the father was eventually helicoptered out for emergency surgery in his current recovering in the hospital. >> that was pretty incredible. >> more local mills coming up. as 6:15 a.m. we will have an update on the work to take down the old span of the bay bridge. >> at 6:20 a.m.. new video coming in this morning to show the crime scene where reeva steenkamp was killed. the response from an emotional oscar pistorius. >> as 6:30 a.m.. some as corner on san bruno robbing people using kitchen knives. we will have a live report coming up. female announcer: get on board for better sleep. it's sleep train's interest free for 3 event. get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort; even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. you'll never find an interest rate lower than sleep train's interest free for 3 event, on now. ♪ sleep tr

and was upwas up nearly 90% up in 2012. 68% -- barrett was up 68%.y futures lower in the u.s.. the british pound coming a little lower. one of the themes i come back from the discussions with ubs as you will see a higher dollar. that will play into draghi's efforts to reinflate. >> manus cranny. coming up, cashing in on cosmetics. beautyat l'oreal's playbook. that story when we come back. ♪ >> welcome back. you are watching "the pulse." this is a police station in the area. it used in see one of the emergency vehicles. we are told this is a shot of program russians up orders storming the police station. we do not have the details exactly. part of what we are now seeing, the east of the region, this attempted destabilization. kiev says it is by pro-russian supporters by moscow. catherine ashton has been making comments. we are waiting for a foreign ministers' meeting in europe. we are waiting for another meeting to take place in europe. we are not expecting that to take place in brussels. she will meet officials next week. she is concerned by the situ

>> hello, i am james barrett and i would like to thank everyone for inviting me here and i think this is such a great story. we remember when books were only sold in bookstores. so to me a kind of captures the wild mysterious bookstores that i knew when i was a kid. [laughter] that such a rich experience and that is what this one is. and obviously it is such a great meeting place for people. so i want to thank people for inviting me today. i have written a book about artificial intelligence and my job and i've made a lot of friends that you might have seen on the national geographic channel on pbs and some are available also on netflix and i became interested in artificial intelligence and that is what i am here to talk to you about tonight. artificial intelligence, what it is, and what i think as far as a lot of researchers and makers think that is being developed in the wrong way. and i really believe this conversation is the most important conversation of our time. and so let's begin with this. what is artificial intelligence? well, it is the development of computer systems able to

>> the computer likely replaced the rom inn numberal before mailing the summons and the owner is barrettee fourth. >> it is commiical. >> he could hand tele. >> what will they think of next? >> and new details. u.s. sabstaging the nuclear program. and johnathon hunt has the detales. >> reporter: the claims are startling and claims that industrial saboitage by the u.s. he ran the program and the iranian company that companies would be prevented putting the equipment on the market and putting bugs and explosives in the material. they opened the channels that they personally controlled in order to provide iran with equipment that benefitted them. this is how it put a stuxnet virus into iran. it was credited for slowing the nuclear program for months. u.s. officials never commented on involvement in that operation. the former weapon's inspector said such operations are obviously and necessarily happening. >> they are trying to stop the illegal activities and the illegal programs. and you are trying to send a message of deterrence that you don't have a right to the equipment and if it gets in

james barrett discusses his book . >> edison was a plant scientists , as well as the other sciences. did noty is he knew it freeze in fort myers. a lot of the interests were based on his love of plants. the 1920's, the united states was relying on foreign rubber. we were headed into war. --that point latest i did they decided the plant material and process should be done in this country. they were traveling all over the world. of thousandsreds of people collecting for lance and sending them back here to fort myers to his laboratory to find a source of plant material that could produce rubber efficiently, effectively, commercially. the laboratory was put here for that reason. they could grow them here and do preliminary research. a really exciting project. at that point in american history there was no patent process for plants, chemical patenting. part of the reason why this lab was so important is it was caused the u.s. government to come forward with what was called the u.s. patent law. and then said if you invented something with plants and was a process that was worthy, it was is

. >> mary barrett issued an apology for the handling of the recall. >> we have apologized that that is just one step in the journey to resolve this. >> but for sherry, there is little that the g.m. executive can say or do. >> it doesn't matter. she can't bring my son back. she can't bring my daughters brothers back. she can't bring my grandchildren's uncle back, or my mother's grandson back. i am very angry and tired of being an achery mother. >> still, the families with on capitol hill listening closely as congress asking mary for an explanation. >> she will be testifying tomorrow, so it continues. >> libby, testifying about one recall, but can you explain the other recalls recently announced? >> power steering that's been a problem. and i want to be specific about what this problem really is about. if you have things dangling off your key ring, or hit a bunch on the road, of few your knee hit it g.m. says that can cause the engine to have an issue. the electrical supply to other parts oif car shut off, so things like the air back wouldn't deploy. the brakes can lock up, so this is a

barrett's testimony.ry that investigators must pursue vigorously as soon as possible. that was senator richard blumenthal, very critical of gm publicly, and calling for recalls, investigations, comments from him tonight on the new gm documents. this story continues. >>> well onto our user's guide, talking all week about your loved one's college education and how to pay for it. the best way to do that? for filing forms to decoding aid offers. if you missed any of this visit my website, gerri willis.com. don't leave money on the table for college. here with advice on finding the free money is rob franec, senior vice president of publishing at the princeton review and wrote the book the best review of college, which is a good read if you are on the market. >> thank you. gerri: what is the source are in money? where do you get the freeway money? >> there is a lot of the free money, 180 billion dollars this year consistent with last year and four big buckets. the first you had suggested, the free application f

. >> international community, together with nations in africa, most barrett share of responsibility foris tragedy as well. [applause] we did not act quickly enough after the killing began. we should not have allowed refugee camps to become safe haven for the killers. [applause] immediately call these crimes by their rightful name -- genocide. [applause] , butnnot change the past we can invest do everything in our power -- we can and must do everything in our power to help rebuild a future without fear. >> president clinton was speaking at the airport in kigali. last week in brussels, united nations secretary ban ki-moon said the international community must wrong lessons from the rwandan genocide. >> the international community often does not act, even when atrocity crimes are happening. the reasons may vary from competing definitions of national interest to the complexity and risk of a given situation, and there may be little [indiscernible] but is that a sufficient reason to look away? is that not merely an echo of what we heard 10 years ago? >> for more we speak with journalist jina

the activist and journalist barrett brown has reportedly reached at lee deal with prosecutors after 19months behind bars. supporters say brown has been unfairly targeted for investigating the highly secretive world of private intelligence and military contractors. last month, prosecutors dropped a number of charges against him related to the hacking of the private intelligence firm stratfor, which exposed how the firm monitors activists and spies for corporate clients. around was still facing up to 70 years in prison. the plea deal remains sealed, but wired reports round is now being charged with assisting stratfor hacker after the fact and obstructing the execution of a search warrant. those two charges would dramatically reduce his possible prison time. the hearing is scheduled for april 29. peace talksd between israelis and palestinians have deadlocked after israel canceled a planned release of palestinian prisoners. the move came after palestinians applied for membership in 15 international conventions and treaties. speaking thursday in algeria, secretary of state john kerry said t

in the words of the texas revolutionary lieutenant, william barrett travis, i call on you in the name of liberty, pate yomism and everything dear to the american character to come to our aid. we got to stop this foolishness. we require foreign contractors, vendors and employees to be properly vetted prior to receiving government grant funds to ensure -- ensure we are not unintentionally contributing to terror around the world. why are we allowing it to happen here, for heaven's sakes. -- for heaven's sakes? you're right, congressman yoho, when people are pulling out their receipts, drafting their tax returns, planning their annual budgets, we should be ever more diligent on spending their tax dollars. the appropriations committee must ensure that the language they craft, the authority they give safeguards against us ever contributing to the financial well-being -- excuse me -- of those who seek the destruction of our allies or our great nation. is not a right but a gift from the american people. terrorists with blood on their hands, we don't want to support terrorists with american an

souad, by birth thomas barrett, culture you are muslim you grow up in germany but this is your faith and background and something you do not shy away from and you embrace it. you travel the world alone but this is sensitive stuff to be working on a specially with the arab world. . . i think this book also is telling the story that there were arab countries and there was an egyptian that was hiding nazis but at the same time their there are arab countries and we jammed for rocco but there's also for example bahrain and other countries rehab the jewish population people are on the jewish playing a role. bear in the upper house of the parliament so that is the flipside so i hope actually also that this might be you know lead to some other thinking and also in the muslim world. so far in all of my traveling since we have a story in the new york times people were much more intrigued to learn more about what happened and what role the nazis played. i hope this is opening also some curiosity in arab countries. see there's so much more to this book obviously and i'm sure other questions that

. >> tomorrow you have to tune back in to see the chairman, barrett gold has just been holding mergerng, to form a gold miner, the likes of which no one has seen and we will talk to peter monk to find out if a deal can be revised. ♪ >> we are coming up on 56 past the hour. that means bloomberg television is on the markets. i am julie hyman. we are diving into derivatives and the option inside. joining me is james -- on the markets. six-day rising streak that we have seen, as usual, some of the most actively traded ftq's, the on the s&p 500 and the nasdaq. what do we see there, if you look at the options, does this confirm the mood that we see across the industry? >> unfortunately, we don't see that in the broader markets that we have seen particularly over the past two days. the reason is because the volume has been relatively thin, both yesterday and today and yesterday was the most heavily traded day of the year. sny --and onean thing that the options markets are telling us that they are moving at about $1.40 by this friday. this means it could go up into the region of the all-time

elizabeth colbert off her book the sixth extinction and then james barrett on our final invention. and then the future of the mind by michio kaku. wednesday, a conversation with with hillary clinton from the fifth annual women of the world summit. here is a l fifth annual women of the world summit. here is a look. >> we need to produce conclusive prosperity. i am grateful for everything that i was given as a child to prepare me to have a fascinating life, obviously. but i don't want to see other children denied that opportunity and it is an economic issue and a moral issue and political issue and i want to get back to evidence-based decision-making. there's too much that has gone on. [applause] too much has gone on in our politics that is just pure ideology and partisanship in the disguise of commercial interest behind the political faÇade and the result is that we are kind of marching backwards instead of forward. so from my perspective we often reach these points in american history where we are sort of trying to decide which way we are going, whether we should consolidate or emb

you are watching barrett gold which is down 35% over the last year. you say this is a time to buy.gold. between $22ading and $14. we are at the midpoint. lean on that $18. i think it is an in the money call. below on the year is 1350. it is not been to $13 since 2000. it will cost about 550. it has an 85 delta. we will look for this up to 30. if that happens, this will gain. the -- breakdown the risk reward. >> now it is five dollars in the money. it gives you $.50 the time of value. you are risking essentially $250 on this trade. the upside is to break out and get to $30. >> gold is trading below. oid want to trade? >> i think it is a better value. it is down more than the market and the sector itself. i look for that to rebound. 1300 is an important level to watch gold on a weekly basis. but assume we can do for the rest of the week. >> thank you for joining us. we will be on the markets in 30 minutes. "lunch money" is coming up. ♪ >> welcome to lunch money. this is the best. general motors announced another recall. this is for a bumpy first quarter. richard branson and chester c

instead they picked conrad barrett, a white guy, who punched an african-american to play his side of the knockout game. if he is guilty of that, of course it's wrong. we have states that can prosecute those kind of assault and violent acts. but it strikes me that the others didn't fit the profile of the holder administration and so they went after the one example of the white guy and the african-american victim instead the white victims and the african-american alleged perpetrators. next one is the prosecution of usa who did the movie "obama 2016" and brought out things where this administration is going. he is no friend of the administration. but it is alleged that he directed $20,000 through friends that were given to a u.s. senate campaign in new york. it's alleged. don't know if it's true, but it must be true that there are thousands of americans that have done a similar thing for a lot more money. the holder justice department couldn't find them but found sousa to target for prosecution. they targeted with federal prosecution governor bob mcdonnell in virginia who has five forme

and not showing the most attractive ways but it appears that women like men with barrett's better.rea weather. it looks like a nice forecast for the weekend all the way into easter sunday. a lot more sunshine a lot less fall this morning. on the san mateo bridge we have a top story jasmine to wait coming up on crime 4 morning news. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. let ninth investigator a promising of the overnight gunbattle in you and see here is the courtyard was taken to the scene in give you the details coming up in a live report. << today's emphasis " remembers the 19 06 earthquake hundred and eight years later. << nearly a dozen people were killed in an avalanche coming up. this is the way a. << let's start the hour with an update of bay whether in traffic. a lot of sunshine on the run not done within the cl

hist >>george: thanks james barrett at pretty quiet. we start to pick up a little congestion.rest of the bay area freeways look good. not tracking in the hot spots. a star with a look at the bridges and your westbound a ride which is it like an easy trip here as you had then. light traffic as you can see all around. not highway 92. the rich and san rafael bridge a pretty light trip. lucky next picture commute to the east bay with the traffic map of data some driving times for you. a little slowing 4580 coming through of the altamont pass. there you see coming out from the 2 05 interchange but the livermore to dublin commute still looks great as to south bay freeways. we are problem free care and the north bay ride looks good from of all the way to the golden gate bridge with just a 23 minute drive time from highway 37 down to the toll plaza. >>james: thank you george. this just in. and there is renew hope for hist malaysia airlines jeltliner. australian authorities are confident that several signals detected in a remote section of the indian ocean are coming from the black box

barrett, a place to come shop.rstate 880 police have their work cut out for them still waiting on lt. to come out and brief us. about what happened to it as soon as we did get more information we will be sure to pass along to you. >> : happening now rescue attempt in san francisco ocean beach still looking for one person ought of the water to all others have been rescued. dillon >> : that's right than two hours since the rescue a man and his 40 year old nephew sadly that man's son is still missing in the water. the of the stick and shortly after he is pulled out. max working hard to get his heart going again. they were able to do that is not feeling right well right now. >> : comes is the commotion of what was going on a hit when into action as it does to people. kids starting with john i talked him of a cattleman a one again in shallow water. i see the guy he's in the water summit like adult out. it's not looking good his eyes are full scan pale. i grumbleand grabbed him and hit a kid is in shock. >> : the ad was

. >> so you wonder into gm, i believe they have talent is right now, what is your advice to mari barretteal or sort of viral message out that is gm friendly? >> zip it up. she does not want to be the one making any news. you decide twitter hashtag called #mynypd. boy, that did not go well. at some point, you have to understand that your brand has a negative side to it, and you have to do defensive pr instead of office of -- >> what is defensive pr? >> i am sorry, i want to tell you that you are unique customer in an easily recognized and not put ourselves in the forefront in the public for civic and amount of time until you know that your brand some road to recovery from it. >> so you can is in your something whether it is offensive or offenses, but how do you get people to spend money on it? for instance, american greetings, the card company coming out with a video that celebrates mother's day. >> very touching. >> it is called moms have the world's toughest job, it is gotten a lot of traction online. your mom called in during the commercial break. she has got a tough job, right? how do