honey beau beau say it's not going to help them stop them from selling the treats. >> the day for theon has arrived. congressional leaders failing in an 11-th hour attempt to halt the maautomatic spending cuts. doug luzader has the latest. >> there is a quack question to all of this as well. there's a little debate playing out about when the seek quest to sequester cuts happen whether it happens overnight at midnight or tonight at midnight. they think they have one last meeting today to come up with some kind of an agreement. in washington life goes on seek quest tore or not. >> they see the mayan prophecy is not true and it didn't sweep them up and sequestration didn't have things falling out of the sky. they are going to conclude, you know what? maybe we can cut a little bit. >> the president, though, says just wait. the pain is coming. it will just take some time for the cuts to kick in. th a new fox news poll says a clear majority of registered voters 59 percent think the president should deal directly to republicans to negotiate a deal. 32 percent saying he should make the case d

and it's my great pleasure to present beau. . >> this is called lesson. trying to pull yourself back along the words, trying to get close to what holds the flesh to them. so you talk over the words. you shout to the words and the words sometimes begin, just begin to drag you along like a bad leg, to carry you to a place where they can turn and knife-like skin you into other words and move you closer, try to kill you, keep you there or let you hear, however briefly, their deadly harmony. this is called markings and it's in two parts. one, the last is leveled. the eye witnesses are moved to a yard, a street. the road is made smooth. two, we have the ability to not regret, not one death and then exactly two even before another. and in this approximate silence we have felt that not regreting has spared us loneliness. called at the door. you did not tell me about these hours, how thick they were and wounded. i hear myself telling someone to punch me just to figure the order of my beliefs. someone else in my clothes who would view this and move on. explain agai

the justices will hear from peep on beau both sides and people recently support gay marriage but supporters now have strong feelings as well. >> my son came to my wife and i and told us he was gay and that launched an interesting process where i was rethinking my position. >> voters protected marriage over the last 15 years and deserve to have those respected... >> reporter: now we have a lesbian cousin of chief justice john robert and in a statement she said, i feel confident to say they should be treated with justice and respect under the law. >> they are paying about $6,000 for those waiting in time. it says it is holding places for 40 to 50 clients. >>> they will hold rallies and last night they marched from the castro district to city hall. many in the crowd say they have been waiting years for this moment and many were there including a lesbian couple who drove in from davis. >> take a look at us, we tee serve marriage as much as anybody else. >> organizers are planning a celebration in june when supreme court is expected to release its ruling. >>> several are showing support for them

and beau the dog has no designated walker. the white house gardener walk it is dog.s and has walked presidential dogs for the last eight administrations. the notion that this is a uniquely extravagant president dies hard with michele bachmann. this is not the first time she's made claim about presidential spending without facts to back them up. here she is on this program several years ago. >> i think we know that just within a day or so the president of the united states will be taking a trip over to india that is expected to cost the taxpayers $200 million a day. he's taking 2,000 people with him. he'll be renting out over 870 rooms in india. these are five-star hotel rooms at the taj mahal palace hotel. this is the kind of over the top spending. it's a very small example, anderson. >> the white house is saying the idea that this is a $200 million boondogle is overstated, that the number is wildly inflated, those numbers. >> that may be what the white house is stating. but again we have never seen a trip at this level before, this level of excess. >> no one knows t

the justices will hear from peep on beau both sides and people recently support gay marriage but supporters now have strong feelings as well. >> my son came to my wife and i and told us he was gay and that launched an interesting process where i was rethinking my position. >> voters protected marriage over the last 15 years and deserve to have those respected... >> reporter: now we have a lesbian cousin of chief justice john robert and in a statement she said, i feel confident to say they should be treated with justice and respect under the law. >> they are paying about $6,000 for those waiting in time. it says it is holding places for 40 to 50 clients. >>> they will hold rallies and last night they marched from the castro district to city hall. many in the crowd say they have been waiting years for this moment and many were there including a lesbian couple who drove in from davis. >> take a look at us, we tee serve marriage as much as anybody else. >> organizers are planning a celebration in june when supreme court is expected to release its ruling. >>> several are showing support for them

. >>> federal educate approved plan by beauing to ready sign the 747 dream leaner battery. the plan includes redesign of internal battery components to minimize the possibility of short circuiting. extense i have testing still needed before it can fly passengers again. it's been ground since january 16th because of the battery problems. >>> the a by a area man in prison for more than a decade seeks out for the first time. >> and hired security to make sure homeless don't return. but they know that's not solution. >> and i'm back here in ten minutes. a little bit of coastal flog -- fog but we'll show you how warm it'll get in your neighborhood. >>> a legal battle now underway over access to march it tin's beach. teated a lawsuit was filed that by block access the owner is violating the coastal act. now it'll be up to a judge to decide whether the owner may provide access. >>> of the three men charged in the triple homicide pleaded not guilty to murder today. prosecutors continue the 9- slaying were a marijuana deal gone bad. they say 46-year-old mark kapello. they say he sho

. >>> to promote the white house easter egg roll april 1st, new video is released of beau the dog searching eggs on his easter aeg hunt of his own. he did pretty well. >>> and actress and comedian tina fey was on inside the actor's studio and she got to answer questions in her sarah palin's voice including one about people buying guns. >> i believe that if everybody had guns, then there would be fewer guns in the stores. >> and that's your morning's dish of scrambled politics. >>> and now for your morning look at the weather, here's bill karins. good morning. >> yeah. >> you missed that. >> i know. she does it just enough. you want more. exactly. the way to do it. >> much unlike the weather. we don't want any more of that. >> i probably can show you snow, but we're going to show you impressive hail instead. this is a storm that rolled through the houston area. just shredded awnings. it's not like the hail was large. it wasn't the baseball sized hail. it was just very intense. it sounded -- it kacame down in buckets and broke windows in the area, too. we're not going to see anything like tha

when i want to object time on reservations i tell my beau that it's earlier than it is. poll at facebook. new accusations in the jodi arias trial. is juan martinez' fame affecting the case. and how much is it costing taxpayers? we'll tackle that next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bob: jodi arias trial row assumed on tuesday, i didn't want to do the story. it's been dragging on for three months and costing taxpayers $1.4 million because arias is represented by court appointed attorneys. juan martinez has been posing for fans outside the courthouse. >> there has been video online of mr. martinez outside the courtroom signing autographs and posing for pictures. this misconduct have been seen by jurors. >> you characterize something that happens outside of court such as taking photographs is not misconduct. >> bob: let me ask you, what is wrong wrong television in courts, they become celebrities. >> andrea: and it's so boring. the presidential event. pool changes every day. maybe that should be done in courtrooms because i can't watch another moment of that. it's driving me crazy. she is giving

one more day before history is made on the bay bridge, the bay lights project is set today beau tomorrow and the light display will illuminate the north side of the bridge and they are selling lights in hopes of raising the

mary's 11:45 and cal at 4: 27sot: beau levesque nfl abandons tuck rule it's a little late for raider the nfl abandoned "the tuck rule" which was made famous during a snowy playoff in 2002 between the raiders andcharles woodson forced a fumble that would have won the game for the raiders but it was overturned due to the tuck rule since tom brady for fifth was trying to pull the ball back in after a pump fake. the patriots ended up winning the super bowl while the raiders were left complaining about how bad the league finally admits it was a bad rule and gets rid of it ----- crowning.. using the helmet, as a defense is being prohibited. and brian needs a new home. speaking of my wife. a lot >> and also urlacher... he wants a 11.5 and in dollars but the team only wanted to give him $2 million toward and earlier tonight i said that he dated paris hilton. >> jacqueline: i do not know. >> gary: and i was corrected that he was defeated jenny mccarthy. and now she was dictating jim carey. -dating -- jim carey hard anyway. she was dating jim carey and he was stating jenny mccarthy. dating --

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: it's called the vault, the fbi's digital reading room where any of us can go online and view the beaust looked at disks. >> it's about flying saucers and it relates to an allegation that we heard from a third hand saying the air force found a couple of saucers out in the new mexico desert. >> reporter: can't be, most people want to read about machine gun kelly and al capone, right? >> you would think so. but this has gotten over 1 million views since we put it up two years ago. al capone doesn't make the top 50. >> reporter: an air force investigator stated so-called flying saucers had been recovered in new mexico. they were described as being circular in shape with raised centers, approximately 50 feet in diameter. each was occupied by three bodies of human shape but only 3 feet tall, and john fox is the fbi's historian. >> this was never followed up on, right? >> no, it says right here, no further evaluation was attempted concerning the above. >> why not? >> from what we can read, it looks like they thought this was third-hand information, that this was not necessarily a hoax, which

but i'm sure it's nice in -- spring is the time of great beau beauty. so here to usher it in is our parking lot attendant guillermo performing his improvisational interpretive dance to "pastoral" by rosini. guillermo? ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: what's going on here? we're throwing flowers at a flower? that's like cannibalism. guillermo, what happened there? spring came and the flower died. >> yeah. that's what it was. >> jimmy: all right, thanks. thank you, guillermo, everybody. we're going to go to a break. we really need a break. we're exhausted. when we come back, halle berry, elle fanning, and music from rdgldgrn. so stay where you are. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] get sweep. and get email that keeps your inbox in order, automatically. get 20% off select women's dresses... ♪ ...and 25% off all girls' dresses. in store and online. ♪ the jcpenney easter sale. ♪ i'm here to snake the drain. i'm here to flush the pipe. vo: liquid plumr double impact has a long snake that reaches deep in the pipe to grab the toughest clogs, and a powerful gel to finish off the rest. ba

when i want to be on time at reservations i always tell my beau that the reservation is earlier than it is. so you really don't have to be at the restaurant at 7:30, well 7:45. it is really 8. we want to know what you think. is it okay to lie to a loved one? go to our facebook page and go to facebook.com/the 5fnc. up ahead, new accusations in a murder trial andew this time against her prosecutor. is juan martinez's new found fame affecting the case? and how much the never ending trial is costing taxpayers. is it time to wrap things up? we will tackle that next. >>> i didn't want to do this story, but dana pushed it so hard we will do it. it has been dragging on for three months and it has cost $1.4 million. that's because arias is represented by court-appointed attorneys. she couldn't afford her own. he has been posing pictures and they say that is hog wash. >> there hasho been video on-line of mr. martinez outside the courtroom. signing autographs and posing for pictures. may have beent seen by jurors. >> that's something that happens outside of court such as taking a photograph. >>

. >> cenk: beau people take risks in sex.urn into different people. >> if you look at her face, oh, are we having fun. then the second time he says get on all fours wait, are we having fun. >> cenk: because she wasn't into it. if you're not into it, let them know. >> the name of this show is "girls"." i get your point on that. identifying women they need a chance to figure out how to express themselves the right way, fine. now what we ignored is the show that maybe should be called "boys," because this should be education for guys. maybe it needs to be explicit. maybe it needs to be hinted at guys. you need to feel people out. you don't just do whatever you want. i don't care how long you've been with someone or i don't care if they've been boyfriend girlfriend, first date, 15 dates. you need to sense discomfort, comfort, even are you okay? is this all right? that type of stuff guys, boys-to-men need to know this is how you approach this. you need to be careful with this. >> cenk: i think it's a real gray area. a lot of women

. >> beau willimon great stuff. >> thanks for having me. >>> still ahead, something that will amaze youwill revolutionalize how we make everything. that's coming up. you're watching "cbs this morning." >> beau, how much d did your own personal experience in the political world influence these characters? >> quite a bit. you write what you know. as i mentioned earlier, i was pretty low on the totem pole but i had friends in high places. i knew what was going on in the inner sanctum so i had access to that. i had friendships with people making a career in politics and there was a lot of roll up the sleeves, open up the book get to the website and do your research. so it was a mixture of all those things. >> the way it's portrayed in "house of cards" it's like a big chess game. and kevin spacey playing it out and he's nine steps of everybody. he sets people up to fail so that he can succeed over and over again. >> are politicians that ruthless? >> exactly. >> i think anyone who achieves higher office, heads have to roll along the way, even those we find to be quote/unquote inspiring, you l

when jodi went to see her new beau in salt lake city. >> the first week of june, you took a trip to saltat trip we talked about? >> i'm thinking about. >> reporter: jodi told a story of a meandering road trip we she got lost and slept in her car. what should have taken 11 hours took nearly 48. >> i looked at a map and i'm pretty sure i know where i went. can i draw you a map? >> sure. i've been over this trip over and over in my mind and on paper, and even -- there's still 20 something odd hours, even if you pulled over to sleep, a couple of times -- >> did i tell you i got stranded? >> yeah. you mentioned that. if you slept for ten hours -- >> i only -- >> here and here, it would still leave 18 something odd hours. >> reporter: meaning to the detective that she had plenty of time to detour to mesa, arizona to kill her ex. >> did you actually cross over into arizona? >> i crossed over twice, i think. >> reporter: jodi wasn't miss a beat in this back and forth. her friend, abe, says her composure is no coincidence. he says that what jodi is doing is straight from the pre-paid legal handbo

meanwhile, beauing is waiting for the faa to approve the suggested fixes that it presented to the faaast week. the faa, i'm told, is expected to approve a condition yl approval of the fixes perhaps as early as next week. might see the dreamliner groundings lifted by the end of april or beginning of may. and that's one reason why you look at shares of boeing up more than 2.5%, sue. we haven't seen shares of boeing trading at this level since may of 2011. sue, back to you. >> wow, phil, thank you very much. you know, four out of five dentist recommend it and now many analyst will probably as well. coal cobalt gate-palmolive splitti splitti splitting. up right now. >> the billionaire who accumulating a 6% stake in the company wants the pc maker to pay out nearly $16 billion in a special dividend, called leverage recapitalization. stock trading above the $13.60 buyout offer right now. jon fortt is in san francisco with more on the future of dell. jon? >> another billionaire battle with carl icahn battling, but this time taking on michael dell. under michael dell's plan it take the company

beau said -- i said i want to come by. he said you can't look at the white boards, which are all over the whole room. i said okay, i promise. and i got there, and they were all covered with black felt. and i said -- you didn't trust me? >> this is a heck of a commitment. $100 million by netflix. >> yeah. >> it's pretty amazing. well, congratulations. it's got to be careerwise, to be on something new and different and be so big, it's got to be pretty cool. >> it sure is. >> michael kelly-g to meet you. good to have you on "the ed show." thanks so much. that is "the ed show." i'm eds schultz. the "rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> i know that is the actor who plays stamper and not doug >> i know that is the actor that plays stamper and not doug stamper himself, but seeing him there, i have a cold chill down my spine. he's such a scary character. it's such a good show. that was awesome. thanks, ed. appreciate it, man. and thanks to you at home for sticking with us this hour. on another news day in

when he was installed as the cardinal in beau nas air ris, he was not going to take the chauffeured limousineut the bus to work. if you wanted to talk to the cardinal you got on that bus and could have an audience. >> cooks his own meals. >> stays in his own simple apartment. >> the problem, chris, is that on the heels of a pope who resigned citing age and exhaustion, i think it is going to be difficult for some of these 115 cardinals to see a 76-year-old man who has had his own struggles with fatigue, as the logical successor. >> and there is a little bit of speculation about his health, fair point. again, as we're thinking about if the big names don't deliver early on and they have to look for an alternative, interesting suggestion from a retired cardinal, bergoglio, don't count him out? >> in the conclave of '78, there were two that canceled each other out. they went shopping for an alternative and shocked the world by giving us the one from poland who took the world by storm as john paul ii. do not rule out another surprise solution to this conclave. >> so we're going to have to be hearin

beau willimon's the writer. an incredible writer. an incredible writing staff. he was very much there to play. >> series is dark and engrossing, and it's getting plenty of buzz. why do you think the story is resonating so strongly when there's so many people in this country that hate washington? >> it certainly gives them more reasons to hate, i think.

so i'm not actually a big fan of the word decline beau because i don't think it reflects the reality. i'm not a policymaker, but from where i'm standing as a journalist and as someone who has lived, if you will, on the receiving end of decisions made in washington, i'm not sure that the word "decline" is the right one but it's used in the debate. i thing i found there was no one else who could take on the role at the moment. practically speaking, that the u.s. has. china isn't ready to take on the role of the superpower, and i also discuss how having no one super power or no leading super power can lead to global gridlock, and the -- there have been many books written about how, if you don't have one leading super power, it leads to this g-zero world, which is a phrase kinded by ian bremner. look at syria now. because the u.s. is unsure what to do, no one is really quite doing anything. they're doing a little bit of this, and they're arming. the turks want to do this but no one is coming in and taking charge, and that is what happens when the united states doesn't put it foot down som

lake city odds makers have the game even, despite the fact that memphis is a #6 seed with 30 wins beaugood team. it does not matter what their receipt is we feel that we can compete with anybody that should be a great day in basketball with two local teams. >> nfl abandons tuck rule it's a little late for raider fans - but today the nfl abandoned "the tuck rule" which was made famous during a snowy playoff in 2002 between the raiders and the patriots. charles woodson forced a fumble that would have won the game for the raiders but it was overturned due to the tuck rule since tom brady was trying to pull the ball back in after a pump fake. the patriots ended up winning the super bowl while the raiders were left complaining about how bad that rule is. 11 years later the league finally admits it was a bad rule and gets rid of it new rule: crown of helmet they are calling this bat we can talk for a living but it is pretty hard when somebody is trying to make the game safer. >> catherine: they have to do something. >> gary: and if they say that we must do something but, they do not want som

. >> but everyone's favorite jersey girl, snooki, is here live talking about her new body, her beau, and her just baptized baby boy. it's monday, march 25th. "starting point" begins right now. >>> we are going to begin with winter's last gasp in spring. or should i say allegedly spring. from missouri to pennsylvania, millions of people dealing with rainy, snowy, slushy, awfulness. in indianapolis yesterday, too many fender benders to count. you have to check out this video. the weather rendering parts of st. louis nearly invisible. if you squint you can see it. parts of eastern indiana and western ohio were under a western storm warning through early this afternoon. the system continuing to track eastward. we have this all covered for you. susan candiotti is in dayton, ohio. shannon travis is in potomac, maryland, and jennifer delgado is in the cnn weather center in atlanta. we're going to start with susan in ohio. good morning, susan. >> good morning, john. it hasn't let up yet here although it's a light snow but it really came down after the sun went down last night. that's a shout

if you haven't heard the news, the faa has approved beau's plan to test the improvement for the 787 dreamt on one of the deans of the industry. good to see you again. >> thank you. >> you were never nervous enough to take your buy off the name when things looked pretty dire. why not? >> a couple of reasons. first i felt it was a binary situation. either they would have a fix or the faa would say start over. i felt it would be politically difficult for the faa to say start over. and they also settled a labor contract. i think they were certainly nervous times. >> they could have had a fixed quicker and said the production schedules would be slowed down. that didn't happen. >> my expectation is they would not slow down unless it was somewhere in the area of nine months. i felt that was a reasonable bet to take. and secondly they had $13 billion dollars worth of cash it cost thel an incremental 300 million dollars or so in lost cash. so clearly they could handle that also. >> so here we are with the stock near a 52-week high. if this thing gets back in the air in april, cai, we have budget p

this administration from the get go, they wanted to close gitmo from the get-go, beau they couldn't of course. in fact they were going to break khalid shake muhammad to new york but the response was overwhelming and they sent him to gitmo. we could not grab this guy. this guy was grabbed by the turkish shorts because he was suspected -- turkish authorities because he was suspected of having a fake passport. he was sent to jordan. the big question is was he mirandazed. >> the problem is if he becomes lawyered up, how much information can we get out of him? will we be able to get more out of gitmo. here are senators. >> this guy didn't rob a liquor store. he's a spokesman close to, as you can see, the people who killed over 2,900 americans. and now we got our hands on him. why in the world are we treating him as if he's some common criminal? and why in the world is he not at guantanamo bay being held by us under our terms and conditions as long as it reasonably takes to get good intelligence? >> i think the critical questions for this fellow who does not appear himself to have been activ

thing the white house is worried about is the sequester happens and america doesn't really notice beau the changes are -- notice because the changes are so minute. but maxine waters said up to 170 million people will lose their jobs. we're going to have a lot of people from other countries come in to lose their jobs for that number to work outs. i ask you a question. who said this yesterday: rise up, oh god, and save us from ourselves? >>steve: dennis rodman. >>brian: no. barry black, the house chaplain, said can we please stop the sequester and save us from ourselves. because that is what is happening. aufplt cuts are -- automatic cuts are going to kick in. what do you think about controlling the spending? fox news did a poll. where do they find the time. they asked this questions: voters were asked is sequester needed to make congress cut back on spending? most of you said yes. 57% only with automatic cuts. 29% lawmakers can do it on their own. they never have. 14% unsure. >>gretchen: these are educated people answering this question because they realize the senate has not passed a b

nice and cold but still bright, beau >>> and a pretty pleasant start to the day so far.t now. that's going to be one of the stories you watch towards the evening. winds picking up out of the south from 15 to 30 miles an hour. the rain is still up on the north coast. that will swing our way after a day that should see highs in the upper 50s to near 60. that rain will change to scattered showers, unsettled weather at least until early friday morning. for the weekend, high pressure builds in and our skies clear and temperatures climb back up. >> that's your latest weather. let's head on down to washington, d.c. and say hello to uncle willy scott. >> south seas island resort, that's where we are, and we are so glad you could join us. happy birthday from smucker's. we love our smucker's buddies. if you will take a look, this is earl lackey from robinson, illinois, 100 years old. world war ii veteran. he loves to watch. sister mary pepper from malvern, pennsylvania. 100 years old. she's been a nunn for 75 years. we love her and wish her well. robert givan. great name, show nam

and her beau crew finished first.ne of the instructors that tried to get rid of me, he jumped in our vote and he is yelling at other people, and he says if you dump your vote right now, and i said let's do it. so i said, okay, i'm going to flip this. i had that look in my eyes and they left me alone. >> i can't let my son read my book yet because he's too young for the colorful language. [laughter] >> tell us about your comments on the competitiveness of the navy s.e.a.l.s getting through the training and how that creates the camaraderie that you have among the navy s.e.a.l.s when you go out. >> first of all, also mail, ex potentially, then you have the guys that are graduating and when you get to the team, you think you're the most gifted warrior. there is something about, and i equated to being on the pro football team, there is just one super bowl. you will have the same mission, you're all trying to win the game. you have medics and guides. it's a beautiful thing to see and hold. just like i said, it's like a prof