no ferraris or bentleys. >> a lamborghini and ferrari, a bentley. give your 5-year-old one of them. >> follow some of you your local news is next. >> for everyone else we're coming right back. a febreze experiment. to prove febreze can keep this car fresh, we loaded it with fast food, sweaty hockey gear, and a smelly dog cage. and parked it at a mall. in texas. for two days. then put a febreze car vent clip on the dash and let in real people. it smells good. like laundry fresh out of like the dryer. yeah. a man fresh out of the shower. nailed it. oh yeah. proof. febreze car vent clips keep your car fresh. another way febreze helps you breathe happy. [ pizza dodging man's mouth ] ♪ ♪ [ camera shutter clicks ] [ male announcer ] fight pepperoni heartburn and pepperoni breath fast with tums freshers. concentrated relief that goes to work in seconds and freshens breath. ♪ tum...tum...tum... tum...tums! ♪ tums freshers. fast heartburn relief and minty fresh breath. >>> checking our top stories now, in ang exclusive interview, nba center jason collins tel

. >> the boy's mother says he has also driven the family's lamborghini and bentley. has been driving since was five. >> the 9-year-old gets to do it. the 5-year-old is, i don't get to do it. dad is in trouble. >> bentley, ferrari. >> good parenting. they had the least expensive car. someone had to hold that video camera. being responsible videographers. >>> we hope we see any of those cars in our commute, because it would be a pleasure but not with a 9-year-old behind the wheel. a smooth drive for the 80 east shore freeway. the earlier drive, looks like it has cleared from the lanes. a little slowing. west 24, a new crash here. reports that a driver has hit and killed a deer now in the slow lanes. be careful coming over highway 24 past the warren freeway and heading to the maze, there will be some activity. chp sounds like they are going to check things out there. moving smoothly for 580 and 880. >> another sign that modern technology has improved our world in big ways. you can go from drinking buddies to facebook friends with one clink of your beer glass thanks to a

and then i listen to dierks bentley to balance it out.he thing also about the harvard people is that, yes, that might be true, tucker, but anyone who graduates from harvard will be a part of a network that will make sure that they always remain in the 0.1% of americans in terms of wealth and income. they're not just figuring out -- they're not just not asking themselves about the universe and capitalism, they're figuring out how can we make sure that we protect our network so that nobody else can infiltrate it and make sure that we are standing up head and shoulders above all those little people out there in america. >> i think you're missing the bigger point, which is a double standard. if dierks bentley and brad paisley were rapping these types of lyrics, i mean they wouldn't be invited to the white house. >> the justice department, civil rights division would be -- oh, god, can you imagine? >> mainstream stuff in the music world. >> a paramedic -- two paramedics in new york recently got fired for tweeting really bigoted stuff. stuff yo

bentley! >> gary: as long as it is not a mercedes, maybe pam would not know. >> pam: maybe you could get a ride in your bentley. >> i do not like that thing where the 1/2 hazing..... but what is he going to do about it? but he is a big shot. >> pam: maybe those guys will help for the cleanup. >> and the master's. you would not point popcorn in his car. and he is getting ready to go for the master's. he is going for his fifth victory. masters tiger & par 3 crate to see jack nicklaus, it is-great to see jack nicklaus, and arnold palmer. and they had a hole in one contest. krenshaw! and nick watney... and it was quite a celebration. and will take a quick break and come back with kobe bryant asking about the brokers coach. what would kobe bryant do? with the-workers coach what would kobe bryant do? with the-workers coach recent rutgers get 3 years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. what would kobe bryant do? with the-workers coach recent rutgers plus, get free delivery and sleep

and then i listen to dierks bentley to balance it out.he thing also about the harvard people is that, yes, that might be true, tucker, but anyone who graduates from harvard will be a part of a network that will make sure that they always remain in the 0.1% of americans in terms of wealth and income. they're not just figuring out -- they're not just not asking themselves about the universe and capitalism, they're figuring out how can we make sure that we protect our network so that nobody else can infiltrate it and make sure that we are standing up head and shoulders above all those little people out there in america. >> i think you're missing the bigger point, which is a double standard. if dierks bentley and brad paisley were rapping these types of lyrics, i mean they wouldn't be invited to the white house. >> the justice department, civil rights division would be -- oh, god, can you imagine? >> mainstream stuff in the music world. >> a paramedic -- two paramedics in new york recently got fired for tweeting really bigoted stuff. stuff yo

. >> he dropped $1 million on private-jet travel, a 2006 bentley, ferrari, bmw, land rover, hundreds of thousands of dollars at a strip club. >> narrator: and when the >> land rover, hundreds of thousands of dollars at a strip club. with the bill. >> what dawns on me is nobody's gonna get a dime back ever. >> narrator: and later, miami accountant juan carlos rodriguez promises to make his friends rich. >> he was like a brother to my husband. i mean, truly, my husband considered him to be family. >> narrator: he offers them a guaranteed investment in blue-chip stocks, but this is no way to treat a brother. >> it really was, in every way, a complete rip-off. >> narrator: instead of delivering the big, fat rate he promises, rodriguez betrays those closest to him. >> this man, who has been her friend for 20-plus years, took her entire life savings and bolted with it. >> this man, who has been her friend for 20 plus years, took her entire life savings and bolted with i it >> narrator: winnetka, illinois -- one of chicago's wealthiest suburbs. most mornings here are quiet, but in the secon

the dad says he let them drive their lamborghini and bentley.he dad who is a businessman was arrested on endangering the life of his son and others. now she has been granted bail, 5,000 which comes out to 92 u.s. dollars. >> that's stiff for a guy who owns a lamborghini. >> how much did it cost? >> the video was passed around and went viral. the dad said he had no idea the issue would snowball like that. when you put something online, you never know what's going to happen. the mom told tv that she was proud of her son's achievement at this particular age. i believe that was before dad was arrested for it. some reports saying the dad wants his son to grow up to be a formula 1 driver. i'm imagining my 9-year-old self behind that ferrari and how awesome that would be. >> it's cool, just not on a public street. >> look how busy this area is and how many people live there. >> take him to a racetrack. >>> a student in the uk is doing a very interesting experiment. it's called the void. for seven days, the experiment was to get absolutely no sleep. 168

scott sumner from bentley university is leading the charge.of the old milt freeman monitorist charge. sumner is basically backing benefit bernanke's policy. he's saying you got to put more money in and hope n2 grows and the velocity stops falling. a monitorist. we haven't had that in quite a while. >> let me throw two points at you. one is, you know, if you want to look for someone on the right with the kind of conservative upbringing, i think you have to include greg mankuan on your list. >> yes. >> this is a guy who was the chairman of the council of economic advisers for bush. he's a very smart level-headed guy. you know, i think if there is a smart guy some day in the future, you could see his name come up. i want to make some other potent. some other people are saying obama should get benefit bernanke in there for another term. he's actually had, for all the other problems we had, inflation is around 2%. >> lastly, what was today? i think the year over year consumer deflator was 1%. >> 1%. >> even if you took out food and energy, which yo

he drives a bentley. it's a lease. i'm confused. was there some sort of peer review committee to determine which scientists would be included? peer review? it's people magazine. people picked me. what people? the people from people. yeah, but exactly who are these people? what are their credentials? how are they qualified? what makes accidentally noticing a hunk of rock that's been traipsing around the solar system for billions of years more noteworthy than any other scientific accomplishment made by someone under 30? boy, i'll bet ellen page's friends aren't giving her this kind of crap. are you proud of yourself? in general, yes. ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... wait! ♪ ♪ the earth began to cool ♪ ♪ the autotrophs began to drool neanderthals developed tools ♪ ♪ we built the wall ♪ ♪ we built the pyramids ♪ ♪ math, science, history, unraveling the mystery ♪ ♪ that all started with a big bang ♪ ♪ bang! ♪ bored with your haircolor? c'mon give it a boost. with hea

the mother said he's driven the family's lamborghini and bentley.ss what, he's been driving since he was 5-year-old. now that it's viral, not real bright. >> a race car driver for sure. join us at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00. - previously on queen of jordan... - don't tell me i can't sing. what the [bleep] have you ever done? who the [bleep] are the beatles? [gasps] - i know what you said about me. - please. i don't even think about you. you're nothing. - i know the photo shoot for randi's dog's funeral is the wrong place to tell you this, but i'm going to africa. - it's my way till payday. d'fwan, glue in the business weave. i have an important meeting with jack donaghy from nbc today. - d'fwan forgot his catchphrase. [bell dings] - since tracy is off helping people in africa, i finally have a chance to focus on me.

. ♪ >>> no, bob, that is not george bentley. country music lesson later.two lawmaker announced an agreement that would expand background checks for guns. joe manchin and toomey explain. >> if it can reduce the likelihood of criminals and mentally ill people from getting guns and we can do it in a fashion that does not infringe on the second amendment rights of law abiding citizens, we should do it. >> if you're going to go to a gun show, you should be subjected to the same checks as if you went to a gun store. >> the vice president is not helping set a bipartisan tone by comparing gun rights activists to the black helicopter crowd. >> now, the nra is engaging in a campaign which is -- i'm not unaccustomed to of disinformation to try to scare people. they say, quote, we, the federal government want to put every private firearms transaction right under the thumb of the federal government and keep all those names in a massive federal registry. kind of scary, man. black helicopter crowd is really upset. >> greg, what do you think? >> how racist is he? black he

rolls-royce, bentley, they make fewer companies than other companies out there but they make the most coveted cars on the planet but make huge amounts of money with small numbers. tim cook is coming out of the conference call saying acknowledging that the growth rate is slow. adam lashinsky is the expert. where are the new products? we have been waing how many years for the apple tv or itv, whatever it is. everybody is expecting a hot big explosion to light a fire under the stock again but doesn't sound as if it is really coming. melissa: adam lashinsky what are your thoughts on that. >> this is one of my favorite topics. you're absolutely right but i will answer the question, factually, adam, it has been precisely three years since their last blockbuster product. that is not a terribly long time in the grand scheme scheme of things. melissa: we all know exactly what has changed. it is tim cook and it is steve jobs. that's why it hasn't been too long as you would say in terms of time, for investors they get very nervous. don't see the same guy in the black turtleneck. >> they're in wa

. >> hot time by aaron bentley says you should cover the kids and hats off to the students for having the guts to create an upset tradition. >>> some truly great reporting from spencer ackerman who was on the show last night. he got an exclusive interview with an american-born jihadi. he agreed to speak from direct messages on twitter and said i believe in attacking u.s. interests everywhere, no second thoughts or turning back. he writes sentences like that make it likely hamady will be the next american killed in the next drone strike. a terrific read and character study. worth checking out. there's been an online brewing on the subject of marriage. 20 something should take the plunge and follow her lead and get married young and another says it's best to wait and matthew sifting through and armed with charts, he has data from the national marriage project in "knot yet," makes the case waiting to get hitched causes women's earnings to go up. money is not happiness and it is complicated. self-reported happiness for one's marriage is highest for those who marry in their mid 20s compare

the owners are throwing in all the furniture plus his and her bentleys, currently parked in the garageat's really not bad for all the kit and caboodle you're going to get. >> now most people would find this experience fun, but something surprising happened during the middle of our property tools. the andersons opened up about the pressure of suddenly winning so much money. >> you're afraid of having all this money in some way. >> in some way. it's kind of scary. you look back and you say oh, i was so happier. >> when it was simple. >> you had a job to get up and go to work. you knew what time basically you were going to get off. and we had a lot more energy when we worked than we do now. i think it brought the laziness out in us. >> they don't want people to think they're not grateful because they are thankful for winning the lottery. >> you need something new. >> you need to keep your mojo going, you know what i mean? >> is it a good idea to pie any of these places? what will trump say? >> i love the fact that you're doing a second home. number one, you can afford it. number two, look

ed, you look what happens and they fumble it because i want the bentley.s david said earlier, the gold rolex. >> i mean that does happen. if i'm a player and i'm coming out i want to work with a agent like steve. i know steve very well and he does a great job. not all agents do as good a job as steve does in terms of educating their clients. what i made as part of my platform in my industry is educating athletes, nba, nfl, major league baseball players are clients of mine. i'm so passionate i got involved with a movie called broke, about this subject what they do is exactly what steve said is. they put too much money in private illiquid investments and spend too much money. we talk about how much money they're making. majority of these young men don't make that much money. we hear about once that make a lot of money. 0 to 90% of them don't make a lot of money and their careers very short. liz: look at this list, guys. these are athletes that went broke. they were in the 1%, multimultimillion-dollar contracts. barry bonds, lt, scottie pippen. warren sapp. t

. >>> so, a chicago currency trader spends 10 million bucks on a bentley, the private jets,

. >> a $50,000 watch to a $150,000 bentley. anything. >> the targets are endless for organized theft rings. >> you're not a misdemeanor shoplifter. you're a thug. you're a crook. and there's only one satisfactory place for criminals. and that's in prison. >> sheriff's office! [ all shouting ]

speaking of small government, we are also waiting action now from alabama's governor robert bentley wholation that will use targeted unnecessary -- to shut down the state's abortion clinics. that has been passed by the republicans in the alabama state legislature and the republican governor of alabama is expected to sign it. republicans have already put the exact same law into effect and are using to try and shut down the last clinic in mississippi. republicans are also doing the same thing in north dakota. the republican governor signed it there too. to shut down the last clinic in north dakota. republicans are working on the same approach to shut down on the clinics in texas now as well. and they are halfway there in the state of virginia. virginia isn't even a red state. but it is governed at the state level by republicans. so they are using state government regulations to shut down all the abortion clinics as well. that is what republicans do whenever they are in power now. that is republican governance. republicans are also flat out passing unconstitutional bans on abortion. as if

jordan bentley, i'm going to stop for a minute. it's very hard for me to read when you are talking. you may sit on miss kathleen's lap, or you may join snack-- one or the other. jordansnack. woman: ok. why don't you go wash your hands? hendrick: remember, a particular behavior can have many different causes, and it takes a trained professional to determine the reason for what is going for example, failure to pay attention at story time may be the consequence of a hearing loss, inappropriate reading material, borderline intelligee, fatigue, poor eyesight, or simply needing to go to the toilet. we had a child in our program that, yoknow, had some serious behavioral problems, and i felt that there was a need for an assessnt. i felt thathe child uld be autistic. and, you know, this is obviously a devastating thing for a parent to have to deal with and to accept, and so i dealt with that as compassionately as possible, and it took a long tim for the pares of this child to be able to accept that, you know, that this was a reality, first, and that there was a need for the child to be evalu

. >>> so, a chicago currency trader spends 10 million bucks on a bentley, the private jets, qu adultinment. where'd he get the cash? from his clients' margins accounts, of course. that's how it's done, right? that's how it's done on an all-new "american greed" tonight. there's always a bull market somewhere, i market somewhere, and i will see you tomorrow. today we are enlisting the public's help to identify the two suspects. after a very detailed analysis of photo, video and other evidence, we are releasing photos of these two suspects. they are identified as suspect one and suspect two. they appear to be associated. suspect one is wearing a dark hat. suspect two is wearing a white hat. suspect two set down a backpack at the site of the second explosion just in front of the forum restaurant. >> all right. we have dramatic

this would be like bentley chasing chevrolet.so chasing amazon with the mini ipad. that is what the mini ipad was all about, chasing kindle, right? >> to a certain extent another very low margin company operating under a very different model. jobs did not want that product to come out for a very good reason, it already had been commoditized. they're not leading. they're trying to be a fast follower. often a company like apple just can't execute as a fast follower. they aren't structured to be that kind of a company. samsung is far better doing that kind of a game. liz: john, the fact is here, hard to pick out a headline, there is dividend, massive stock buyback but apple reported its first decline in year-over-year profits in a decade okay? you've got the chief financial officer coming out saying oh, our margins hit internal expectations. that is all very nice but is that the headline the market will read? >> they will read, you're going to see relief rally for it, the stock to continue in the mid 400s. headline people are going

. >>> alabama becomes the latest state to toughen its abortion laws when governor bentley signs a bill this morning requiring abortion clinics to use doctors with admitting privileges at local hospitals. alabama joins six other states that have adopted similar laws. legislation has led to the closing of abortion clinics in those states. it's part of a growing movement to increase restrictions on a woman's right to choose. joining me now is jeff calally, health writer for msnbc.com who just wrote about this very issue. great to see you here. last year alone, in your article, you say 19 states passing 43 laws making abortions more difficult and costly, only second to the year of 2011. what's the anti-abortion supporter's agenda? what's the strategy? >> i think the strategy that's been so successful in the past couple of years is to chip away incrementally at abortion access. we know that roe v wade protects a woman's right to choose until the fetus is viable. what the states are doing is throwing up as many barriers as they can, requiring doctors who have admitting privileges to hospital

i mentioned a joke craft, bentley daily show and have the class is already laughing because they remember it because they saw it not on tv they see it on their laptop or ipad so i would say that is the first thing. when they get older and more conservative as they all do, we will change. the second thing i would say to you if it is well worth looking at some of the things taking place in the jewish community because you are absolutely right it is the new frontier for thinkhat there is a very brutal situation in terms of some key issues where the breakdown inside of the community especially with regard to age. there's almost a historical figure among the age of people who plan to control the institutions that purport to represent this community. because they do the surveys and they have a sense of some of these changes and they are fighting back with all of the money and all the assets and the resources and the intelligence and organizations at their disposal. and it is not working. i'm not saying that the millennium is at hand. it's not want change, but actually it is changing a little bi

rosemary micki, will be reading, and jim bentley, jack's former colleague. we also have on display examples of the nelson papers that are now at marble, and i just want to thank all of you, especially our panelists so much. it was just a great event. thank you so much. [applause] >> please keep your seat to let the president carter leave. >> in a few moments, todd andrlik on his book, "reporting the revolutionary war: it was history, it was news." in about an hour and 15 minutes, how editorial cartoons have been used in the health care debate. >> several life events to tell you about today. here on c-span2, a group of foreign policy scholars atlantic council discuss u.s. policy towards iran. on our companion network, c-span, at 11 a.m. eastern, the brookings institution host a discussion on the role of women in the air world and with the u.s. is doing to help advance the status of women and girls in the region. also on c-span at 12:30 p.m., the society of american business editors and writers hears from former reagan administration budget director david stoc

kim in bentley, michigan, independent. caller: good morning. i want to make a comment.lier this morning you had callers from michigan and ohio, and a couple other states concerned with the privacy issue as i am as well. i think there are two points here. , the most basic level, something fear of flying above us. go about their daily from days past we always fear an ambushing from sources and the primal fear of something above us scary to most folks. secondly, the privacy issue ourth amendment, the patriot act was brought up earlier and that potentially are act.rring from the patriot i think most folks may agree an me that there is overbound on the domestic side the american of public. that is all i had. guest: the point about fear is well taken. that is something that is holding back both the government ahead with opening up the air space completely because they have to address concerns and americans from accepting the technology. take k that is going to time. because the drones are coming. the more people see them flying they are looking at fires or could be stationed