beal did suffer a sprained right ankle. it is an initial diagnosis. he is undergoing an mri today. it happened in overtime when he was defending a player as you can see on the screen. months last year with a similar illness to a different spot in the same leg. it may be chilly now but we will be feeling those 90 degree days at nationals park. continue to do so -- continue to swelter and those hot seats. -- in those hot seats. people will still come to see this guy -- stephen strasburg was on his game today. he pitched four solid innings and struck out four batter s. top of the fifth. 1-0 nationals. wilson ramos is having a great spring. nats win 2-1. orioles beat the yankees 2-1 this afternoon. it will be warm dyedt chicago river was green today is a kicks off the saint patty's day celebration. the dye typically last about six to 12 hours. it is a fun time there. >> we have a winter storm, a potential for one tomorrow night into early monday morning. highs tomorrow will be in the 40's. the snow will start during the evening hours and have a big impact on your monday morning rush-ho

beale's service at the epa. moving to the budget in particular the federal government continues to face challenges and further attention is needed by congress in order to improve our long-term fiscal outlook, and knowing the funding priorities of the executive branch agency is an important resource as congress prepares its own budget of fiscal measures. i understand that epa like all federal agencies that are working to do its part in achieving deficit reduction. however, i'm perplexed by some of what i see in the epa's budget proposals. in reviewing the epa's budget proposal i'm concerned agency has proposed funding reductions for programs that enjoyed strong bipartisan support and/or critical programs while increasing funding for programs on an issue does the remain controversial. specifically, at a time we just heard about a new proposal for what i consider to be nothing more than a jurisdictional power grab over water with regar regao our clean water act and safe drinking water statute, we also see in the bu

she took no action against beal for nearly a year.anceled the illegal bonus in february 2000 teen. -- 2013. she allowed him to retire two months later with full benefits. leds now clear that he also one of the most significant rule makers prior to this. this ever codified the practice of using particulates to inflate benefits of clear -- clean air act benefits. the agency still refuses to share all of the scientific data underpinning these costly regulations. , they introduced a series of dubious actions that the agency has followed. i would like to enter that into the record. >> without objection. has embracedepa the strategy of this playbook and pursued ideologically driven agendas in the same way that beale did in the 1990. done by excluding public participation and employing heavy-handed management. the epa is using the playbook and has led to dire consequences for americans. in march 10, they are times reported of a story about an 81-year-old. she was deteriorating and living on a fixed income. she struggles to pay her energy air

that could result in the loss of a quarter of the jobs at beal. >>> a sexting scandal at several bay area schools has at least one student facing possible criminal charges. that student is also accused of using photos to blackmail another student into performing sexual acts. christina is live where it happened. >> reporter: we are finding out this boy attends adams middle school. and he used these photos of a girl to blackmail her into performing sexual atacts with him. this case came into the hands of police after a girl confided into an adult with what was happening. the sexting was going on at two other campuses here in the city. police found more than 12 boys were sending and receiving inappropriate messages at adams. now everyone involved including the victim we are told is between the ages of 12-14 and despite their very young ages that they are facing serious consequences. >> we have been able to establish there were acts of sexual conduct that took place during that threat that was made. >> reporter: and we know late last night police were still questioning teens involved in

william beal. we told you about him in the past. he's had 19 arrests for dui.ay he was picked up for driving with a suspended license. officers had been looking for repeat offenders when they found beall behind the wheel. >>> airline cracks have appeared on the wings apparently because of a problem during the manufacturing process by the maker mitsubishi. >>> a ruling by a administrative judge could open the door for drones. the drone was a model airplane and the faa has no regulations governing model airplane flights. >>> federal officials today gave approval to california's new computer based standardized tests. the new tests are set to be given this spring. they're called the smarter balanced test. and will replace a so called s.t.a.a.r. test used since 1989. the new tests are designed to be taken on computers rather than pencils and paper. >>> there's a new policy that students say is long overdue. >> it's an update to the university of california's sexual violence policy. we'll te -- tell you why some student victims say that it's not going far enough. >>>

we asked bradley beal about the positive they can take away from that loss to memphis. you can definitely take bits and pieces from the game. we are trying to stay away from it. >> maryland got a nice win over virginia tech last night. now getting ready for the regular season finale against virginia. basketball game ever in college park. last night's win was not without drama. charles mitchell taken out of the game late in the first half. he eventually came back out of the locker room in the second half and never got back in the game. his availability for sunday's game against virginia not yet determined. arounds here and madness the corner. georgetown's way and had a tournament feel to it. they stay in the postseason conversation. for baseball fans, nationals continue to be oppressive and spring training. matt williams looking at the guys and putting them in situations as they prepare for a season opener against the mets. desmond one of the heroes. look out. back, back. the solar shot to win. the final 11-5. tiger woods will lay tomorrow. he had to withdraw from the ho

william beal. we told you about him in the past. he's had 19 arrests for dui.ay he was picked up for driving with a suspended license. officers had been looking for repeat offenders when they found beall behind the wheel. >>> airline cracks have appeared on the wings apparently because of a problem during the manufacturing process by the maker mitsubishi. >>> a ruling by a administrative judge could open the door for drones. the drone was a model airplane and the faa has no regulations governing model airplane flights. >>> federal officials today gave approval to california's new computer based standardized tests. the new tests are set to be given this spring. they're called the smarter balanced test. and will replace a so called s.t.a.a.r. test used since 1989. the new tests are designed to be taken on computers rather than pencils and paper. >>> there's a new policy that students say is long overdue. >> it's an update to the university of california's sexual violence policy. we'll te -- tell you why some student victims say that it's not going far enough. >>>

beale had to be carried off because of an ankle injury. third quarter, john wall says make it one.nocks down the three-pointer there. fourth quarter, nets up two. drew gets the ball. drives. finishes at the rim. basket tied the game at 94. just a few plays later, more from gooden. he likes it. season high 21 points. wizards up three. late in the game, off this brooklyn miss. the rebound is loose. john wall grabs it. he's going the other way. this sealed the game. the dunk gave john wall game high 33 points. wizards win it 101-94. afterwards, the man that came off the bench to provide the spark just telling it like it is. >> you joke about me being old but i'm still drew goodin. when i see a couple going on i feel i can't miss. the ball was definitely on my side. >> love the man's confidence. not lacking confidence. that's what you need. >> oh, my god. >> up next, four-game road trip out west starting with the sacramento kings tuesday night. let's move on to college basketball. george washington and vcu two of the best in the atlantic conference all season long. they played for a tr

jonathan beale reports from helmand. >> reporter: from dust to dust.is was camp price, once a large british base. diggers and saws and the soldiers with them. but even taking the concrete barriers that stood as makeshift memorials to fallen comrades. these soldiers on their last patrol are still dressed for combat. and they are still wearing. but there is relief they will soon be home. >> i'm happy they are in a much better place now. but for me it's job done, get on. >> the end is getting nearer. this is one of the last military convoys bringing it back. so what's the legacy they leave behind? >> i only wish that people at home could see the changes that i have seen. i think they would feel a lot better about the investment and what the work that we have done here. >> but the british military can give no guarantees for the future. they will soon all be out with no one left behind to see what happens next. jonathan beale, bbc news, helmand >> pakistan's national security minister aziz told of his hopes for stability in the region. nato's combat forces

wall drives and kicks to bradley beal. that's good right there., right now, win this game, your final score, 114-107. >>> moving on to college hoops. they call it march madness for a reason. excitement of these games this time of year can be maddening for fans and depending on outcome, you might leave plain old mad. georgetown upset today. hoyas taking on the wildcats. first half, hoyas down by 13. but smith-rivera doing his thing. gets to the rim. 14 points. offense showing off their skill. this is james bell knocking down the corner three. also fouled on that shot, and one. the second half, more from the wildcats. this time, it's hillier. starks going to lose the ball here. hillier gets the steal. finishes the other way. nova kruses past georgetown 77-59. >>> elsewhere, george washington, up against fordham. going to miss the layup here. armwood, he's on cleanup duty tonight. second half. colonials, down three. you cannot leave this man right here open. maurice creek, for a split second, knocks it down. we're tied at 43. rams played weltoday, de

something beale be doing and in that operation staff memo we're going to do a list if a system has been vandalized it will shut the system down and submit the work order and get it repaired because we don't want to be operating faulty water systems. moving from the outside to the inside our rec centers and the swimming policies we'll be reducing water used by 10 percent. we have staff reviewing the program use of water whether it's an arts and crafts or whatever in the rec centers especially in the i think demeanor rooms people who leave showers on you'll be surprised how many people do that. we are going to have dirty vehicles >> i'm sorry about this but we're not going to be doing any vehicle washing until we're through the major part of this the one expectation we have a wash rack at the golden gate park we spray the under sighed of the mowers so especially for our golf course it's cross contaminating some of the grass species we have so we can maintain them. the mowers will continue to be on the wash racks. we are going to continue our existing portfolios because we've reduced our w

pac 12 business, beale learn the -- we'll learn the ncaa tournament. let's take it to vegas.dies of ucla, game came down to the wire. tied at 68. jordan adams, it's a go ahead 3. that a boy. watched from the sidelines last year in a wheelchair but he was feeling it today. arizona still with time. gordon, he barely hits the rim. the next time nick johnson, a block party there. no. so ucla wins the pac 12 conference championship, the tournament i should say over arizona 75-71. >>> american east championship, that's where the team mascots started fighting during play. the bout was between sony brooks mascot and albany great dane. both mascots were eventually separated and unharmed. albany won 69-60. >>> and with march madness less than a week away, be sure to take part in the cbs local bracket challenge to play against us and others all over the country. go to our website for more details. >>> baseball the a's starting rotation just dropping like flies. first jarrett barker and now a.j. griffin is going to miss reportedly three weeks with tendonitis in the right arm. the good ne

. >> dayton credit police chief richard beale was definitely disappointed. >> in many cases, their whereabouts goings and comings to and from a public space is already being plornted often by -- monitored by the public sector. healthy distrust of government because government has done some irresponsible things. >> but pss advocates are quick to point out that the eye in the sky could find survivors of natural disasters like hurricane sandy, or the boston marathon. >> the area is smaller than a five mile by five mile area.. the individual houses are within the coverage area, so we literally could have followed them from the crie home to the crime scene. >> they haven't given up on dayton either. >> do you think you can get a second chance with the community? >> we are optimists, i guess. when the community understands both the capability of this technology and its limitations, and how it will be applied, in a very strategic thoughtful manner, lawful manner i think we can get reasonable people to agree that this is a technology we should continue to explore. >> lindsay, i mean it seems like the

being one hundred percent testing and coming out fine the work on admission street between main and a beale that will be going on for awhile we're going it on the night time to not disrupt the bus service and finding things in the new sf tjpa line it adds to the timing. the bragz and installation and mass excavation there's deep pits involving moving dirt around but out of the excavation service for good. we call sgoenz 1 a 2 that includes pulling the walls and columns down the grourn the water proofing that series of work is in section 3 with the excavation we expect our next foundation pour to move into march was we move on. and work continues to the mass excavation was noted and it was about see 6 hundred plus cubit materials enough to fill one hundred and 20 i was elliptic size pool the contractors includes the she or he wall to the excavation started in summary of 2011 and ran through january just the end of january just a little bit over 2 years and much of the soil was used in clean landfills here's a couple of pictures in the lower right hand picture is looking at east at the bottom

at age 50, actress jennifer beals looks more beautiful and radiant than ever.rstar in the iconic movie "flashdance." in her 30-year career, she's appeared in over 40 films, won a golden globe nomination for her work in "the l word," and has been selected to people magazine's most beautiful people list. jennifer also competes in open-water swimming races, and she has spoken publicly about her active support of human rights, equality issues, and

state senator jim beale will unveil audrey's law tomorrow. audrey pott killed herself in 2010 after details of a sexual assault were made public. deal involving one of the bay area's biggest employers. safeway has been sold to the parent company of rival albertson's. that would give the new chain 2400 stores across the country, rivalling that of kroger. cheryl? >> reporter: there's a lot of competition when it comes to grocery store shopping in the bay area. i am live here in front of this brand new safeway store. but if you take a few steps away, there's a trader joe's. analysts say that a merger between safeway and albertson's just had to happen. >> definitely the prices will probably go up, i'm sure of that. most mergers, that's usually the case. >> reporter: that's what one shopper had to say tonight about the merger involving safeway and albertson's. business professor mitchell marks agrees. >> i think we'll probably close some stores. they are going to have to cut costs. they're spending $8 billion on this acquisition, so they'll have t

." >> howard beale. i'm as mad as hell as i'm not going to take it anymore.ell and i'm not going to take it anymore. it was great. i was surprised. why were you fascinated by a whole book about this movie? >> it is not just about this crazy moment in 1976 when this movie came out, but it is a movie about what happened to television and the media. when you look at what television is now, it is bunch of people looking into the camera, making stuff up at the top of their head. talking in slightly funny accents. craig: hey, you swanky new york bastard! you got me turned around! no, i'm interested because that -- the movie came out in 1976. punk rock started in 1975. it feels like all popular culture went crazy in the mid 1970's. >> yes. america was a very frustrating place at that time. craig: and in the u.k.. it was very bad there, i remember. sort of. >> i was just being born, myself. so i don't have any memories whatsoever. i'm told it was not just disco balls and cocaine. people were really pent up about inflation and the end of the watergate era and problems

these are the geniuses that promoted that guy john beale who turned out to be a fake and he's now serving prison. he was a big shot at the epa. >> what this regulation is about the supreme court has overturned over the past several years, two big rulings by the sixth circuit court. the court wanted to rule that waterways didn't have to be navigatable. the supreme court said no, you're wrong. this is about expanding that so the epa has more power. >> should we abolish it? >> we should, david. and the agricultural department in fact is trying to get the head of the epa to pay visits to farms which she is finally starting to talk to farmers and recognize irrigation ditch is not the mississippi river. the fact of the matter is we have wetland regulations, which have been abused against property owners by the army rps of engineers. property rights over government rights. >> five seconds quickly. >> this is a problem of process, democrats fail to get any meaningful environmental legislation through so they push it through the epa, the clean air act, it happens time and again. >> good stuff. tha

in 1983, jennifer beals instantly became a superstar in the iconic movie "flashdance." 40 films, won a golden globe nomination for her work in "the l word," and has been selected to people magazine's most beautiful people list. at age 50, jennifer looks more beautiful and radiant than ever. this is jennifer 30 years ago, and this is jennifer today. so, how does she do it? what's her secret? stay tuned to find out.

well the first pictures of the thirty third k beale season will be thrown on saturday with any of the nine teams in action on opening day. now listen to golf first in the pga met every was victorious at the arnold palmer invitational at bay hill for the first pga tour win of his seven year career every lifted the trophy after scoring a combined thirteen under par. as adam scott who had a huge lead going into the weekend failed to close out strong and with that the dirty world caught his first win of the two were in ninety three starts and earned his first ticket to the master sport meets next month. meanwhile on the way the site world golf hall of famer carry wet rallied from behind to win that eighteen pc founders cup in phoenix arizona. the thirty nine year old aussie started the final round six shots off the leader in the get go but went on a temporary care offset by a lone bogey to eventually finish at nineteen under par. meanwhile the world's number one that i can be and the anti sport and the retained her top ranking for the fiftieth st week. and moving on to spanish league foot

so, aside from the lululemon na project which i believe is between beale and spears, ~ those are mostly older buildings. >> gotcha. >> [speaker not understood]. the northern, the northern side of folsom street, what we're doing now is setting the curb line and we'll build the curb and temporary improvements. if it doesn't coincide with the construction of the major development on the north side of the street, the developers of each of those projects, those are our development blocks, block 6, 8, and 9 will build out those improvements. so, the double row of trees, et cetera. but this project is responsible for getting the curb lines and then the roadway, repaving the roadway, and this will be part of that project. >> got it. and is this consistent with the park that's under -- >> the underground park? >> yes. >> no, the underground park is going to follow about a year or two later because that has to be constructed at the same time or after the bus ramp that carries the buses from the bay bridge to the transit center. it's going to run over the park. >> gotcha. and sorry, last question

kathleen sib beal why yous said the interest is growing. >> we are seeing enormous interest in march.ves people like a deadline. folks want to know what their options are how to get coverage and i would say the first and easiest is it works very smoothly. >> let's take a closer look at the number. the 5 million should have an asterisk at the end. we don't know how many selected a plan and how many have paid for one. the previous numbers have been nonsense. those numbers become virtually meaningless we don't know how many are actual enrollees. when the stories go back and look at the signups and controversy they are going to go back and say it's amazing they reported these as actual enrollments when we know they are not actual enrollments. >> how many of those millions who don't know how many there are how many are young enough to make the system sustainable? that demographic question is going to be critical. >> doug luzader joining us live. >> a special ceremony aping at the white house. president obama will honor 24 vet tans with the medal of honor. they fought in the korean war and

baseball fever is starting to grip the nation with the twenty fourteen k beale season opening this weekend. and of the league's ninety one has emerged as the team to look out for. according to a gal korea poll of over twelve hundred people. these come from why. seeing her in baseball. replacing the giants at the top and on top of that he did that the respondents also believed killed when their fourth championship in profit this season. and in order to reinforce their title defence alliance prospect of making your better in the tunnel for one year deal to bolster their bullpen. now let's go on over to the majors where the los angeles dodgers have replaced the new york and peace as the highest spending team in baseball. the doctors had the projected opening day payroll of two hundred and thirty five million dollars each player an average salary of about four billion dollars that's a whopping thirty one million more than the yanks and not only that espn says l a will emerge victorious from the nl west with ninety three wins. that means all costing roughly two point five million dollars for vi

the fund-raising is only a problem for kathleen sa beal yugs if she's raising money from the people she regulates. if she went to a local bridge club it's okay, but if she went to a drug company. . >> there were solicitations to h&r block. >> they're the tax people for the irs. >> and they stand to benefit from the obamacare with new business and to determining whether their clients qualify for obamacare subsidies. >> once you got these e-mails did you call up the white house? and what did they say? >> nothing. nothing. now hhs have actually been getting back to me. they never answer the questions in the e-mails that i ask. there were certain questions about the conference calls, that the white house is having with hhs and enroll america. on a weekly basis. and they're coordinating with them very closely on a day-to-day basis. and so i asked, do you think this -- how do you say you don't know, specifically about the fund-raising when there's all this coordination going on, and they just sidestepped the question. >> so much for that so called transparency when you get answers and documen

. >>> larry beale is here with all things highlight tonight. the warriors in action?em to beat the celtics, which are not very good. what happened last night was significant here. they took down indiana. the warriors finish up the road trip tonight. the challenge is that you don't have a letdown against a team like the lowly celtics. this team is wretched. a record of 20-40. not interesting play. andre iguodala scores there. and you see the break-away here. and steph curry, a rare two-handed jam. the hero in indiana was klay thompson. another break-away. 10-2, golden -- they were showing early baskets here. andrew bogut with a rejection of bayless. here's iguodala from steph. ball never touches the ground. warriors up 21. cruising. backboard pass. not intended there. iguodala. jam. 108-88. the warriors win rather handily. and finish up the road trip, 4-2. >>> andrew luck and richard sherman watching stanford. and colorado. josh youties on the follow there. and randall hits the three. luck and sherman back in this game after trailing by eight. two minutes left. bucks o

just across the mississippi from graceland and beale street in memphis, tennessee.s a quiet place most people drive past. but it was home for three 8-year-old boys named stevie branch, christopher byers and michael moore. >> they were best buddies. christopher started coming in to be friends, i'm going to say, about a month or so before they passed away. but it was always stevie and michael moore. >> on may 5th, 1993, the three boys went to school, came home and went out to play. stevie branch's mother, pam hobbs, remembers it like it was yesterday. >> we wasn't home probably five or ten minutes when michael moore came over and asked if stevie could come and go ride bikes with him. and i was telling him, i said, not today, son, i'm getting ready for work and i'm cooking and all that, and he and michael just kept begging and begging, please, let me go. so like a lot of parents do, i gave in and i said okay. >> do you remember the last thing stevie said to you? >> "i love you, mama." and rode off and just as happy as he could be. >> steve branch, christopher byers and

the proposed defense budget could mean the loss of 17 hurricane jobs at beal air force base. the budget calls for ending funding for the u-2 mission. along -- that could result in the loss of a quarter of the jobs on the base. >>> it may come as a surprise for some but new survey finds muni riders are generally satisfied with bus services. 52% of riders surveyed ranks service as good or excellent. just 9% says it's fair or poor. 29% say they are neutral. they do not have an opinion on the service. >>> making bart safer with smart phones. the new app bart police are hoping will let passengers take a roll in crime. >>> the high-tech help first responders and one bay area city will have that they are sent to a local school. >>> good morning, everybody. so far so good on this friday morning as we take a look at the beautiful eastern span of the bay bridge. no major problems this morning. we'll tell you what major hot spots will be throughout the morning as well. >> it was warm yesterday but it will be cooler today. why? because the fog is back. we'll see if that lasts into the we

will that was companies toward spending on beals and acquisitions? acquisitions? >> having a lot of cash on your balance sheet does not make companies do deals. extent, if the fed says that the economy is strong enough that we do not need to have rates, that will get companies to spend money. obert, you told me to buy michael kors. i said i cannot buy it. the moon.en to the winners are minting money. dovetail the excitement into what fashion is doing. do we just assume they all go public? >> there's a lot of interesting going public right now. j.crew is a prime example. think that these big companies have been so well positioned and so strategic in entering international market. look at ralph lauren. the growth has been unstoppable. >> bring this back to you, jon. will it continue to drive the broader s&p higher? >> if you look at the consumer space, there is positive stories. the media is on fire. look at the luxury goods industries. they are on fire. the for the average american -- whether a supermarket or a lower in fashion, that has been under a lot of pressur

these are the geniuses that promoted that guy john beale who turned out to be a fake and he's now servinge was a big shot at the epa. >> what this regulation is about the supreme court has overturned over the past several years, two big rulings by the sixth circuit court. the court wanted to rule that waterways didn't have to be navigatable. the supreme court said no, you're wrong. this is about expanding that so the epa has more power. >> should we abolish it? >> we should, david. and the agricultural department in fact is trying to get the head of the epa to pay visits to farms which she is finally starting to talk to farmers and recognize irrigation ditch is not the mississippi river. the fact of the matter is we have wetland regulations, which have been abused against property owners by the army corps of engineers. property rights over government rights. >> five seconds quickly. >> this is a problem of process, democrats fail to get any meaningful environmental legislation through so they push it through the epa, the clean air act, it happens time and again. >> good stuff. thank you v

when i'm in town, beale street is where i want to be.t bar. a lot of musicians have rolled through here. don't be a fool. you want good music, come to memphis, tennessee. thank you very much. >>> let's get you caught up on the search for the missing malaysia airline flight 370. overnight, a major shift in the story line here. the prime minister calls this now a deliberate act and suggesting a hijacking is a possibility. of course, as the prime minister says the investigation is now shifting once again to the crew members and the passengers. we also learned that police have searched the home of one of the missing plane's pilots. >> the search area, this is the other thing that shifted last night. focusing on two new corridors here. you see that red line there, it shows you how expansive the area is. the first is extending as far north as kazakhstan. the second as far south as the southern indian ocean which opens up this whole thing wider. we will have so much more for you at 10:00 when we see you back here on this particular issue. >> no

keep too manyiers american businesses out of emerging markets. .lobalization is a fact form must beal for to expand the markets for american products and services i actively engaging in the global economy. we need trade policies. it easier for our products to reach a global network of consumers. take a family owned trucking business that transports products. there are billions of people to andthe world who want can afford to buy these american products. if we can make it easier to ship these products to those work tos, the volume of the trucking company would have would grow dramatically. this would mean it would make more money and hire more drivers and by more american-made trucks , and this could be a boon. that is why support trade promotional authorities. that is why support regional trade agreements with asia minor america, and with europe. as we open up new avenues for trade, we will see growing opportunities to export american energy hundreds of millions of people become drivers. if selling some of our energy resources will lead to explosive growth. despite energy production,

abbey martin had a howard beal moment breaking the set on russia tv slamming russia for its actions in> before i wrap up the show i want to say something from my bhaert the ongoing political cry since yuk and russia's occupation. because i work here for rt doesn't mean i don't have editorial independence i can't stress enough how strong i am against any state intervention in a sovereign nation. what russia did is wrong. i don't know as much as i should about yuk's history but what i do know is that military intervention is never the answer and i will not sit here and apologize or defend military aggression. furthermore the coverage i've seen of ukraine has been disappointing from all sides of the above all, my heart goes out to the ukrainian people who are now wedged as pawns in the middle of a global-powered chess game. they are the real losers here. all we can do is hope for a peaceful outcome for a terrible situation and prevent another full-blown cold war between multiple super powers. until then, i will keep telling truth as i see it. >> anna koran is in simferopol. what can you t

host: how do you beale -- how do you view the republican leadership in washington?ler: this whole tea party notion, my sister married a britt. i cannot even say anything. he does not think that there are black people in the tea party. i have to show him pictures. butare going to get him, you have to start making some libertarian comments. the serious issue? i cannot express to you how much that really divides us, that foreign-policy issue. thank god the syrian invasion was shot down. that was really close to world war iii, if you ask me. the notion of a gunshot and russia? leave them alone. we will not kisses but when he expects us to do what he tells us to do. host: there is a piece this morning in "the new york times," leading republicans move to stamp out challenges from the right. that is reporting from "the new york times" this morning about that tension. al, massachusetts, your pick for 2016? go ahead. caller: sorry, it is a bit early for me to to decide on who i iuld really want. the person would really like, the person who can articulate the message, we have

>> jessica beal. she was presenting. she was wearing chenille. number one, come on, angelina jolie. that. it was sexy but elegant. i love that sheer shimmer. >> you thought that angelina jolie didn't bring it as much as she normally does. >> i thought she looked really beautiful. my favorite, though, i thought jennifer lawrence looked so -- >> in that red. >> it was like so stunning with that just that pop and it just had that little peplum and very feminine. on the red carpet i wanted to see color. >> give me your other two favorites. >> the other one i loved, i loved kate hudson. that's really good. >> a little nod to -- >> to the '70s. "american hustle". elegant with that cape that came off. >> last but not least? >> last but not least, i have to think hard, i loved telegrachar. >> was it a return to hollywood glamour? >> i think so. oscars is always the hot plate for that. people fine it's a time because you have to be more conservative. you don't want to end up on the worst dress list. >> we were struggling to put together. not a lot of missteps. >> not at all. we struggled to

government beal imposing a minimum wage and overtime provisions whether their individual contributorsr managers across the entire country? there's a bigger question that republicans have and democrats do not ask. there's a bigger question of whether we should be doing any kind of minimum wage whatsoever when we have competition like we do today. i asked the question about minimum wage and overtime because, you look at people in new york city -- let's assume it's fair to have some kind of minimum standard. give the people $10.25 an hour. should you be giving people in florida a minimum wage of $10.25 the guyor demanding with several individual dec?ibutors mandatis mandating some guy in south a managero name a guy who should be working overtime. host: this relatively meaningless -- most employers would rather have a job. from the business insider website. they give their thoughts on the chamber of commerce's executive director of labor law. president'sn on the thought announcement. these changes in overtime rules will fall most harshly on small and medium-sized is mrs.. were already try

there is jennifer beal there and where the water slashes down on her. >> we became partners on this film out. >> talk about a movie that took off and surprised that you did. then there is -- lawyers always talk about the case they should have won and they lost and the case they lost and should have won. what is the case that-- what was the movie that you just thought might not break through but became huge? >> every sim ongle one of them. always scared to death. thought "flashdance" nobody would see it and it cost $ 4 million. westwood the opening night kids were lined up to see the movie. i couldn't believe it. they leave the theater' go to the record store and buy the dvd. that was it. they go back in the theater again and it was magic. >> we are talking about "frozen" off camera and how big that became. "fla "flash"was the same. every girl was singing. >> and girls were cutting off their sweatshirts. >> you're responsible for that? >> no, adrian is. we are fortunate working for the great directors who made all of these hits for us. >> is there a movie you thought was going to take off