bill: yes.nd even larry ellison has proven that, as well. where they don't let the game be defined by where they started. but most people cannot do it. emily: what about google? eric schmidt, chairman of google, recently said that amazon is their biggest rival in search. bill: to qualify, he made the comments during an eu antitrust meeting. there was an incentive to highlight the competition, obviously. but i think there is some truth to it in this case. the nature of search is changing. if you were to search for an item to buy from an e-commerce search on amazon, you know where the reviews are, you know the category it is in, you know how to select prime or not. you do not get those features. now, google is doing something interesting. they are taking on this endeavor called google shopping express, which i cannot make the math work. i am waiting for someone in the press to follow around one of these vehicles and add up how many stops. i don't see how it can work. emily: and they are also tryin

bill?> well, we did -- >> that puts him in the frame? >> sure. you know, bill had a previous marriage and they lived at the same home. and he had a wife that was, that drowned in the pool. >> that would interest me. >> sure it would. >> did it interest you? >> oh, absolutely. >> reporter: bill's first wife krista died in the middle of the night. there were no witnesses, but investigators believe she tripped, hit her head, and ended up drowning in the pool. police ruled it an accident and bill collected on an insurance policy. >> do you know how much money was paid out on her death? >> i believe it was approximately $250,000. >> reporter: bill had other insurance payouts too. one when his automotive shop burned down, another on an investment property fire. he was also the beneficiary on policies for diane totalling $750,000. >> are you a guy that plays fraud games on insurance on the companies of bill? >> no. every one of those was investigated. >> is this all consistent, the arson, the insu

the bill encourages three kinds of sharing. private-to-private government to private and private to government. companies are allowed to share cyber threat information with government agencies. if banks are comfortable sharing with the treasury department, they can do so. if they prefer sharing with the department of energy, they can do so. if companies want to share with the department of homeland security, the justice department, or congress, they can share with them. the only sharing that this bill does not encourage is direct sharing to deferment of defense or the national security agencies -- agency. companies can still share with nsa, but they will not receive new liability protections. this bill does not provide any new surveillance authorities. it contains privacy protections. it only authorizes the sharing of cyber threat indicators, tech of -- technical information like malware signatures and malicious code. companies must remove all personal information. if those acquirements are not followed, there is no liability p

bill: a guest chaser. >> mike o'keefe is with us in studio. bill: welcome.ave you. >> at the stress factory tomorrow night. >> in flemington. the former delhi. the other put out a sign celebrating white history month. >> the former delhi behind me. the window that went around the world a white history month sign. a different sign as you can see, places for rent. he said initially the backlash of reporting putting that signing his window is what cost of the close. not entirely the case. the manager of the owner of this building. >> i would not put him on the top ten list. >> problems started in february. he was a hundred and $50 short on red. could not pay up and did not pay afterwards. there's no such thing as bad publicity. he believes the sign was a publicity stunt. saying some odd things in the past. >> the 1st words out of his mouth were don't take this the wrong way. he started telling me about how his other landlords were jewish and that i was the best landlord he ever had. bill: how many customers have gone in and out. i heard the stories. the guy was

bill? bill: that is unbelievable.nation why it is happening now, jennifer, the timing? >> reporter: it is maundy thursday, the day before good friday. easter is of course on sunday. two weeks ago a u.s. drone targeted and killed a key leader of al-shabaab in somalia who was a mastermind of the westgate kenya mall attack in 2013. a week ago al-shabaab, this al qaeda offshoot that operates in somalia took hostages at an upscale hotel in somalia's capital, mogadishu. that lasted 12 hours. al-shabaab is terrorizing northern kenya for years. president obama is slated to visit kenya war his father was born in july. that trip was announced three days ago from the white house, bill. bill: these are soft targets too, as you know. thank you jennifer griffin. more developments when we get headlines from there. thank you jennifer. two minutes past the hour. patti ann: new day and no deal. secretary of state john kerry extending nuclear negotiations with iran yet again, two days now past the original end of march deadline but whit

wild bill. down in a shoot. >> when the newspapers published papers on the shootout, it's the first time that wild bill was used in print. >> the nation had just come out of the civil war in which 600,000 had died. there's a hunger, a thrift for action stories and tales about wild bill hickok feed that appetite. >> knowing he is innocent, he is charged with manslaughter. >> you fine in there, bill? >> i'm fine, sheriff. he drew first. it was a clean shooting. >> hickok is acquitted and once out of jail he looks to get back on the right side of law. a reputation for gun slinging is currency in the west and bill is quick to cash in. hickok lands a job as a federal detective tracking down stolen horses and counterfeiters. then, in february of 1867, an interview he gets with journalist george nichols is published in harper's new monthly magazine. the article is full of exaggerated claims and wild bill becomes a national hero overnight. >> damn you nichols. [ gunfire ] >> twisted it all up. >> harper

put the bill of rights into effect. but one week before the anniversary, the nation was plunged into world war ii with the bombing of pearl harbor. president roosevelt's speech for the anniversary is loaded with the significance of those events for the protection of rights and liberty. of the not secret -- nazi threat roosevelt said we face the threat to cancel the great upsurge of human liberty of which the american bill of rights is the fundamental document to force the peoples of this earth and this continent and nation to accept again the absolute authority and a spotted rule -- despotic rule for which the courage and resolution and sacrifices of their ancestors liberated them from many years ago. how did we do in solving that paradox i mentioned at the beginning, which was how to protect the rights of the people against the powers of the government created of, by, and for the people? well, it is still not solved. the headline news in the supreme court docket indicates there remains much disagreement about how right

bill: martha. a new synthetic drug that has very dangerous side-effects. >> his power was so forceful, when he pulled, you could actually see the door shaking and him throwing rocks that cracked the impact window. martha: wow. oh my gosh. why public officials sounding alarm about a drug called "flaaka." plus this. [shouting] >> the boston marathon bombing trial enter as second day of jury deliberations what jurors are asking the judge this morning. [explosion] martha: new crackdown on gang crime. a nationwide dragnet rounding up more than 1200 suspects. the department of homeland security coordinating the massive effort with local law enforcement in nearly 300 cities. senior correspondent adam housley was the only reporter to watch it all go down. he joins us live from los angeles. adam huge operation here. what prompted these raids? >> reporter: yeah, martha, the operation went on for about six weeks. did a pretty good job working with local law enforcement keeping it low-key as possible, at the s

i will ask bill now, his opinion. bill: great golfer.s to do with girl power. some on twitter suggesting same thing. jamie: i think attractive picture. i'm always said if you have it flaunt it. did your mom tell you that too? not so much. >> it's a girl thing not at the hemmer house. "happening now" rolling your way. how are you, jon? >> good morning, jon. first hint of a coming batter for the gop nomination. what one presidential candidate just said about a potential rival. so will the campaign stay civil or does it get uglier from here? >>> plus, homegrown terrorists poised to attack america. what disrupted a plot by two women that prosecutors say intended to bomb a major city and why they say the public was never in danger. >>> also police call her a love-sick teen driven to kill. now, she is being tried aan adult for the attempted murder of her own mother but her attorneys say her 20-year-old boyfriend is really the one to blame. was she the mastermind or just a pawn? we'll have it for you "happening now." bill: good deal, jon. see y

bill. as is appropriate. we are but beginning the appropriations process today, mr. speaker, at the earliest point in 40 years. how many might have colleagues are frustrated disappointed, disillusion hadded when this chamber cannot get its work done -- disil-- disillusioned when this chamber cannot get its work done? there are reasons we can't accomplish our goals but i promise you, mr. speaker the funding clock waits on no member. come september 30 of this year, funding will expire for the entire federal government, the earlier we start to solve that issue the better chance we have of getting it done. and working together collaboratively, voice votes out of subcommittee, big votes out on the budget bill we're starting earlier than we have since 1973. good processes yield good results, mr. speaker. flawed processes yield flawed results. this is the kind of bill i think every member of this body wishes we could see more of on the house floor. this is going to allow for the kind of debate tha

it is at one of the relay stations that wild bill hickok is not wild bill but duck bill has his firstiolence. >> the owners of the rock strcr station are in debt to dave mccann lis and he wants his money or the deed to the property. >> we don't have it. >> that's right. we ain't got it. >> ladies, better go to the cellar. (knock on door)>> this ain't your property no more. >> since you haven't paid, it is mine again. >> why, hello, duck. how about a glass of water. >> there's no need for that. no need for that. he will be leaving soon. we can't pay what we don't have. you will get your money. >> when? that's the question. >> it's not a matter of pride we do not pay our debt. >> what is it a matter of? >> we have a piece of paper saying this is our property. >> i have a piece of paper that says you owe me two months. mon. [ gunfire ] >> horace! [ screaming ] >> the biggest mystery of the shoot out at rock creek is who fires first? we will never know for sure but many historians find it hard to believe hickok would take the first shot especially from behind a curtain. it is just not his

bill: thanks.y safe. ♪ bill: tamara allison, start us off. >> senator robert menendez should resign. the sen. senator is being indicted on 14 counts of federal corruption charges. even though some voters don't think she did anything illegal's. bill: stabile. >> a lot of complaining. the escalator have a broken for a month. people have to walk up the stairs. bill: the humanity. it was called #escalators. bill: i have my own. i have a couple. show us your meatballs and ready for veronica. ♪ bill: a councilman in brooklyn not too happy with the ad campaign that is on the subway. >> it's a battle of women and who is sexiest. when you go on the new york city subway there covered over with plus size models wearing lingerie with the #i'm no angel. the biggest issue is brooklyn city councilman this is the residents have complained to him that they are out there with their children. children. the jewish community and feel offended that the children have to be exposed to these images. >> the issue is now at

death, wild bill hickok adds to his legend. with one last tale this time a true one, to enhance his legacy of the real west. >>> thank you for the work that amsterdam has done in helping in relief. i thank the abu dhabi global data initiative for bringing us all here. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. >> the clintons have been cashing in. >> they took in something like $136 million. >> but have they also been selling out? >> everybody walked away from the table that night with something. >> the clintons' influence is felt all over the globe. >> bill clinton did a good job. >> it sounds like there's a but in there. >> there's a lot of buts. >> will it all come back to haunt hillary. >> we're talking about uranium. we're talking about the russian government. >> we'll be subjected to all kinds of distrakctions and attacks. >> from washington, d.c. bret baier. >> behind me is a city with more concentrated power than any in the world. washington. and hillary clinton wants the top job in town. ever since she announced her ca

bill bill hits the bar and fills out. [applause] bill: and there you go.e girl kidnapped by her own mother her family desperate to bring her home. why can't say she may have fled to germany. >> expensive, extravagant. just how far some teens will go to pop the question and style. bill: check it out next "chasing news". ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this is a fox 29 news update. hi every win i'm fox 29's chief meteorologist scott williams. we're watching the cloud cover role in from the west. thunder expected during the day on fry at the same time low temperatures though will be mild in the 50's but grab an umbrella we're timing that rainfall and your complete holiday forecast beginning at 4:00 a.m. with meteorologist sue serio. at book club they were asking me what you're doing now, janice. blogging. your blog is just pictures of you in the mirror. it's called a fashion blog todd. well, i've been helping people save money with progressive's discounts. flo, can you get janice a job? [ laughs ] you should've stuck to softball! i was so much better at softball than janice, dad. w

bill: hmmm. brit thanks. we missed you. >> thanks bill. bill: see you at 6:00. you bet.well. brit hume in washington. >> all signs were pointing to a bad day on wall street today. dow futures way down because it is the first time the market would be able to react to friday's dismal jobs report but take a look at the big board right now. we're actually in positive territory. joining us right now from our sister network fox business network's stu varney to go over all of this with us. good morning to you. >> good morning, patti ann. patti ann: one of last week's disappointing jobs report one of the signs you say the economy is weaking, not improving. here we are so far in positive territory. what is going on? >> there is concern everywhere especially on wall street that we are stuck patti ann. stuck with a poor jobs market, a slowing economy and a middle class that is shrinking. we're stuck with failing policies. look we've printed trillions of dollars. we have borrowed trillions of dollars. and president obama has spent trillions of dollars in government stimulus. it is n

this is the final amendment on the bill which will not bill the bill or -- kill the bill or send it back to committee. if adopted, the bill will immediately proceed to final passage as amended. mr. speaker, i would first like to commend congressman pittenger and congressman heck for their -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is correct. the house is not in order. the house will be in order. ms. kuster: mr. speaker. i would first like to commend congressman pittenger and congressman heck for their tireless work on this bill. the three of us arrived in congress at the same time, just over two years ago, as part of a very large freshman class. republicans and democrats alike we were all sent here by our constituents frustrated with the gridlock and the partisanship who wanted their representatives to work together to solve problems. in that spirit, i appreciate the bipartisan work that went into this bill which addresses a noble goal, ensuring that the voices of small businesses are heard by federal regulators making important decisions across our entire economy. and i share that goal.

bill: wow. guaranties?adical shia cleric they call the supreme leader that governs iran wants iran to have the capability not only to hold america hostage but destroy the state of israel. i believe that because he has said it. if someone continuously says they want to destroy israel we should believe them. bill: a lot of people are shaking their head steny hoyer leader on the house side said there is not a framework. it seems like both sides are talking past each other yet again on this more to come on that. now on cuba, what is the big crime taking that country off the state sponsor of terror list? >> first of all cuba now harbors dozens fugitives american justice. those include people who stole millions of dollars of taxpayer money in medicare fraud. they're on the island of cuba enjoying that money. that includes a cop killer, that killed a cop in new jersey. someone on most-wanted list of the fbi. cuba tried to evade u.n. sanctions caught a year ago trying to do that. the country gives material support

bill: duke alum. stephanie: the last time he was on the set, bill cohan said duke would take it all the way. bill: when you are right you are right. stephanie: how often do you and the president of goldman sachs agree on anything? we have a great two hours. i'm thrilled to be back. i'm a little bit tired. i had a big weekend in washington for the white house correspondents. i've been in l.a. for a few days. bill: did you go to the vanity fair party? stephanie: it is called the bloomberg/vanity fair party. of course i was there. bill: did we have some highlights? stephanie: i'm not going to share any. only for people who were there. let's get you to the bulletins. consumer spending ended the first quarter on a positive note. it rose 4/10 of a percent in march. shoppers spent more while not seeing a bump in income. little change last month mostly due to a drop in dividend payment. economists are relying on household spending after a slump in business investment. the world's largest energy company posted

bill: you can buy it. >> yes. yes. for a walking $3.9 million. bill: the sponsor. >> one more.this a make this a ♪ for years the makers of windex have been trying to convince you that making glass spotless and clear is good. but no! this is not true. sfx: birds flapping their wings in fact, it is not a good thing to have so many hard to see windows in the air. they make us stop suddenly when we think we are just flying to land on a nice tree branch. leave dirty stuff on your windows and do not use windex on them. sfx: harmless cat meow cat! ahh... sfx: paint cans and other shed objects knocked over ♪ 's. bill: i knew atlantic i knew atlantic city was struggling, but i did not realize how bad. john and kate plus eight. getting paid $20,000. if you want to see him go. very interesting. >> new jersey zone. new fans. patterson native. going crazy. ♪ many are tweeting about his visibly injured i. he has glaucoma in both of his eyes. it's. ♪ bill: you are chasing governor christie. we want we want to check in with the christie tracker 6,000. >> governor christie lost his tell it like

bill: i'm bill hemmer.reign relations committee will finalize a bill that will do a couple of things. it will give a 60-day delay before the white house is able to approve any deal with iran. it also may pave the way to get a veto-proof majority. the president's national security team on capitol hill, lawmakers want any final approval for any agreement with iran. secretary of state john kerry says the talks have a long way to go before they reach a final deal. >> we hope the congress will listen and ask the questions it wants and give the space and time to complete a very difficult task that has high-stakes for our country. it involves major national security and major potential conflict versus peaceful resolution. bill: keep in mind now this is, they're selling this thing hard. leaders with the white house last night and secretary kerry has two days on the hill to meet with republicans and democrats in the house and senate separate. you can imagine behind closed doors how many queries they have about what

my bill and congressman meeks' bill was a good bill last congress and it's a good bill this congress, because it has not changed at all. it has not changed at all. and to quote it, she urged the senate to quickly adopt the mortgage choice act, the bill that would improve access to credit and quote enhance competition among insurance providers. my colleague was right last time and she should be right in this congress and unfortunately we're seeing that i'm afraid politics may have leaked in. the administration should issue a veto threat and we may have seen why this change of heart has happened and i'm dishartened for the american people that presidential politics has leaked into what this body should be doing which is representing people, which is making sure they are getting the best end of the stick and not the sharp end of the stick. dodd frank has delivered the sharp end of the stick many times and to make sure that our constituents are getting the best service that they possibly can. i would like to urge all of my colleagues to join so many of us in a bipartisan fashion who suppo

bill: i'm bill hemmer, happy monday. martha: arrests taking place in san diego and minneapolis. apparently there was no imminent threat from this particular group but there is a growing concern isis is extend can its reach far -- is extending its reach far from the battlefields of the middle east. did they believe the public was at risk? reporter: not in the short term. this is a case of young somali then trying to join forces with isis overseas. it's an investigation that stretches back to october. that's when ahmed was picked up in an airport in new york. most of the people picked up were picked up in the twin cities area. the u.s. attorney will hold a press conference in about an hour and a half. martha: any word on the group connected to al-shabaab? >> many of them haven't realized the american dream they don't have an education they don't have anything to do, so they are ripe picking for these groups. you have activists in the community trying to engage these disaffected youth. but we have seen since 2007, at least 22 young somali men have left the indianapolis area to join

bill. does the high seas drama impact the nuclear negotiations ongoing now in switzerland? >> reporter: bill, things could get a little bit awkward at negotiating table, at least the way of the former head of the defense intelligence agency sees things. >> i see a lot of confusion. if we're putting an aircraft carrier in the gulf of yemen to block against iranian warships that are coming into that area, and yet we're still sitting at a table cutting a deal on nuclear weapons, there is something wrong with that picture. >> reporter: those nuclear negotiations started back up yesterday. a pentagon official tells us in the last 24 hours american aircraft from the roosevelt battle group have gotten close enough to the iranian convoy that they have maintained a visual on those nine ships multiple times. bill. bill: thank you, peter doocy from the north lawn of the white house there. >> there is a hearing underway for attempted assassin john hinckley, jr. he is asking the judge for more freedom.

in june 2010 bill clinton was in columbia. >> bill clinton meets with the then president of colombia to discuss matters in private. what is curious is that hillary clinton is in colombia at the same time. after bill leaves the presidential palace hillary clinton comes in and has lunch with the president of colombia where she signed some technical agreements and explains her commitment to a free trade agreement between colombia and the united states. >> the very same trade agreement she had pledged to defeel while running for president in 2008. >> as i have said for months i oppose the deal i have spoken out against the deal i will vote against the deal and i will do everything i can to urge the congress to reject the colombian free trade deal. >> also in colombia with bill clinton was frank justra a billionaire businessman and family friend we'll meet again. let's go down the timeline as you have it. >> frank justra a canadian billionaire arrives in colombia with bill clinton on june 8, 2010. hillary at that same time meets with president arebe. what is troubling is that in the days

martha: bill? bill: going through that.ion admitting quote making some mistakes reporting some of its donations? will voters buy that? ed rollins and joe trippi on a monday on that. plus there is this. >> move, move. [bleep] [bleep]. [bleep] [bleep]. martha: the race against time. dozens of climbers trapped on mt. everest, following a deadly earthquake in knee ball. what challenges do those rescue crews face? look at this as that came tumbling down. we'll talk to a man that knows he have everest well. coming up next. [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we've always been at the forefront of advanced electronics. providing technology to get more detail... ♪ ♪ detect hiddethreats... ♪ ♪ see the whole picture... ♪ ♪ process critical information and put it in the has of our defenders. reaching constantly evolving threatbefore they reach us. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. martha: protesters attacking government offices demanning answers in the disappearance of 43 students in southern mexico. wow, look at t

very good bills. the cfpb already does but they should do them all. there is no question. this is why this is an easy bill to support. and i thank mr. duffy. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. neugebauer: i appreciate the gentleman from wisconsin's work on this. some of the points he made, this is about transparency and why that's important is because this agency, the consumer protection financial bureau is making decisions about the terms of financial products that american families can access to and in many ways, the actions of this agency have been beginning reducing the vaket of some of those financial products and it's important to have these advisory groups and i commend the agency for having those. but it's important for the american people to hear the comments and the discussions that are going on that could inevitably affect the kinds of financial products that they are going to be able to a

[laughter] bill: the atm. >> yes. bill: with the money and it?yes. >> they backed the truck through the door go to work on the atm with power tools open the atm lifted out of the restaurant or put it into a truck and get away. >> so they have not caught the guy. >> no, not yet. [laughter] >> a, guys. i am at the home of the odell's. the house is literally falling into the river. >> up until about two years ago it was someone's home. we started to notice the cracks. you can see right here about 3 feet past this. they used to go out 40 more feet, 40. it has fallen into the delaware river. come out and take a look. >> take care of the fences. ♪ bill: you are standing at the canal one of the most polluted bodies of water in america standing next to a guy who went for a swim in it. >> a hero today in new york. he had this one through the canal. it can have up to ten to 20 feet. >> yes. that's the way to imagine it >> a clean water activist for a very long time. all 350 miles of it. >> a bunch of health and safety issues. we do the best that we could c

they gave her a bill for $10,000. bill: to do what?paul so is no longer a foot from the house. also this will go to other homes. none of her neighbors are being charged because the poll is only close to her house. guess what guess what she has to do, take out her credit card and pay the $10,000. bill: that is amazing. >> she use the word blackmail, absolutely. >> 100 percent responsible. nothing is being charged to my neighbors even though this work order we will provide improvement for them as well. >> maybe they will charge him that 20 bucks. >> clearly no one wants to claim responsibility. you are required. >> she is best, best and she ought to be. it is outrageous. >> i understand she is best. it is for summer house. should they have to pay for each individual summer home? >> low income and have something bad happen to you? it is not a mansion. >> this is her secondary home literally less than 1,000 square feet. bill: i don't know that is the issue. to me after the storm hit they went and moved saw their poles and did not charge th

this bill is not really complicated.e standard of review for the courts to consider in determining first amendment privileges as weight against compelling interest of the state. simply stated as a summary as to what this legislation does. it's a balancing test. the bill itself does not pick winners and losers. it balances two competing constitutional obligations that our founding fathers gave to us. but the issue has become divisive because our nation remains split on how to balance the diversity of our culture with the traditions and firmly held religious convictions. it has divided families. and there is clearly a generational gap on this issue. my son seth signed the petition asking me dad, the governor to veto this bill. and he gave me permission to make that reference, and it shows that families and there's a generational difference of opinion on these issues. so where are we now in reference to this legislation. i asked through this process of our legislative leaders that certain changes be made. in some instances

bill: y?> couple gets married, couple gets pregnant couple gets in the fisticuffs about what to name your child. his grandfather's name was spirit gone. >> i stopped over at mirror imaging 3 d specializing in exact 3 d models. what is better than one? bill: let me see that. >> and realize outside my pants were. >> let her speak, let her speak. bill: you are chasing the story, kind of shocked a teacher in a teacher in orange had her third-grade class right get well letters to a man a man who is serving time for murdering a police officer. >> marilyn's a manga teaches third-grade has caused a lot of controversy. she had her students syndicate well letters to a former death row inmate in philadelphia mumia abu-jamal serving a life sentence for killing of philadelphia police police officer. however, they say that they are tabling the issue to think about what the community had them say a huge turnout last night. suspended this evening. -- receiving pay. when i 1st heard the story i was incredibly

this bill is simply common sense. the american people need, want and deserve a disability program that works and they expect social security make accurate decisions when determining as to who should receive benefits. on behalf of america's hard working taxpayers i urge my colleagues to join me in bringing social security into the 21 century. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> i rise today to congratulate roosevelt university on the 70th university in chicago, illinois. from its founding, the university has stood by its mission to make higher education available to all students regardless of their racial, ethnic organization yirn. eleanor roosevelt said we can prepare to help the rest of the world and do it without fear, do it with goodwill. the university has uphell the values of inclusiveness, opportunity and social justice. i know

bill: a stray cat. >> good thing it was not a coyote. ♪ bill: you are chasing the story of dinosaursworld. do you know the actual answer to the extinction of dinosaurs is sitting in our backyard. 65 million years ago right behind the shopping center in new jersey a place called inverse in worry now known as possible part. i was invited by a world renowned paleontologist to place right here that could very well be the key to the extinction of the dinosaurs and 75 percent of all life on earth. they have classes outside on friday and spend the day digging up and carefully examined the site. the scenery was unreal. pretty unbelievable. i walked down. it felt like i took a time machine back. >> you see my students excavating a mass death event that happened 65 million years ago. >> excavating sifting through the sand. i helped do everything i could, the truly using x-acto knives millimeters at a time. it's about 6 inches thick. the upper boundary of the cretaceous. a mass die off of all the animals. extremely close to when scientists believe dinosaurs actually went extinct by an asteroid

bill: busy. >> yeah.we just here is planning to add more programs like this. >> maybe she is missing the.entirely. these kinds of organizations like to work with people who are associated with gangs were so part of the gang. just game. just because your part of the gang doesn't mean you're doing bad things. former gang members can play an important role. but there are organizations like that celebrities, they are aligned with important people give money. >> for management to say they don't know i'm calling you out. you need to give your resignation and fire every single person on your staff and it needs to start over. >> legal to shoot a police officer in the middle of there action. >> raise an important role bringing the iss hi, i'm jared the subway guy and this is my story. young guy eats too much junk food and gains a lot of weight. guy changes his life by eating at subway twice a day and walking a lot. guy loses over 200 pounds and keeps weight off for 17 years. guy now has two kids- and even more rea

this bill is fair, this bill is logical and it must pass. i urge immediate passage and i yield back. in god we trust. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from tennessee reserves and the gentlewoman from california. ms. waters: i yield to the gentlelady from arizona two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. sinema: thank you for yielding. manufactured housing a key form of affordable housing in my state particularly in rural and underserved communities. more than 300,000 families in arizona live in manufactured homes. manufactured homes provide an affordable housing choice for many low and moderate income families. existing manufactured homeowners are negatively impacted by current regulations. these rules curtail consumers' ability to access manufactured home loans or receive effective assistance in the manufactured home buying process. these regulations create situations where borrowers are not allowed to be matched with lenders who can help them in a timely

this bill which i think is a good bill, commonsense bill requires all social welfare organizations to file a notice of formation with the agent no later than 60 days after the organization is established. the intent is to he provide the agency with certain key information. i believe this bill could have done more. current social welfare organization are permitted to engage in political campaigns. however, an organization primary work cannot be engaged in political activities. i'm concerned that the information required to be provided to the agency under this bill and in the first annual information return may not be sufficient. it is important that the agency can clearly identify all cases and organizations engaged in an appropriate amount of political activity. to address this concern, the bill should require these organizations to indicate whether they engage or intend to engage in political activity. all this bill does not go far enough. i support improvement it makes. i urge all of my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to vote yes for house bill 1295. thank you, mr. speaker. i

bill: >> good morning, bill.timore gets underway in earnest after a tense mostly quiet night. curfew kept things calm mostly. today we'll keep an eye on it and delve into how the outbreak of violence happened and what we can do to stop it next time. >>> plus, new revelations about the clinton foundation. >>> preparing for the big one in california. >> remembering a war fighter who gave his all eight years later. "happening now." bill? bill: got it, okay jon see you at the top of the hour, 11:00 a.m. eastern time. so schools are back open, calm is back for now but something extraordinary happens in three hours. something that never happened in the history of america's greatest pastime. we'll tell you about that next. bill: you know here in pallet baltimore, there is one image you saw the mother literally slapping up side the head of her son. puthim away from the area. they did not want her son to be a victim. there are images including this one from late sunday. this gentleman is wearing a punisher t-shirt. he is

bill: we all heard the news. pardoned. look for joe's -- bill: what do you got?> she had a legal permit but crossed over into new jersey good over the party. pulled over for a lane change and charged with a felony. in prison. been robbed a few times. a lot of hard work. that was not good enough. this is. locally the new jersey second amendment society has been by her side since day one. on on the story. i asked her exactly how she was feeling. >> i don't think so. >> opportunity to start over >> what now. earlier stories. i talked to her about her sitting the children down. >> i am waiting. so i can provide for my kids. >> yesterday we caught up with her attorney. >> we can be proud. this was addressed. the cherry on top getting her fully pardoned. bill: thankfully the governor right at this wrong but what is wrong with republicans and democrats in the legislature >> you say fix it. that it. that is what this is exactly. trying to fix the high rate of gun violence in new jersey. a debate that we can have. and she mean allen the ones getting caught in the crossfir

and this is a bipartisan bill. and we are willing to do whatever it takes for individuals and families can help realize their american dream. mr. mcgovern: would the gentleman yield for a unanimous consent request? mr. sessions: i would yield to the gentleman. mr. mcgovern: i wonder if you could let us reclaim some of our time and we yielded back and two of our speakers showed up. mr. sessions: i reserve. mr. mcgovern: reclaiming my time. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mcgovern: i yield three minutes to ms. delauro. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from connecticut is recognized for three minutes. ms. delauro: i rise to ask members to defeat the previous question so the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. mcgovern, can offer an amendment to the house to consider the fairness pay check act. my bill would finish the job started by the equal pay act some 50 years ago. it would end require that pay disparities are not based on gender and passing the bill gives teeth to the principle, men and women

. >> bill clinton did a good job. sounds like there's a button there. >> there's a lot of buttons. >> will it all come back to haunt hilary. >> we're talking about ukraineranium the russian government. >> we'll be subject to all kinds of distractions and attacks. i'm ready for that. >> fox news reports, the tangle clinton web. >> behind me is a city with more concentrated power than any in the world. washington. and hillary clinton wants the top job in town. ever since she announced her candidacy for president, her past has attracted new scrutiny. one aspect of her record is that she and husband bill have spent years making millions and handing out even more to various causes. they say they're doing good work. but some people now claim their activities raise questions of influence pedaling on a global scale. tonight, we'll look at those charges. this is a story that goes around the world. we'll start in haiti. >> january 12th 2010. haiti suffers a devastating 7.0 earthquake. more than 200,000 died and over 100,000 bui

bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning as well.lker needs to quote, bone up on foreign policy calling it foolish to ditch a deal with iran if there is one. that got governor walk ear bit fired up. his reaction. >> this is guy in the last year called isis the jv squad. called yemen last fall as his administration calls them a success story. undersecretary of state hillary clinton gave russia reset button and ultimately went into ukraine. this guy has the audacity of schooling anyone when it comes to foreign policy. martha: scott walker, fighting back. bret baier joins us now, anchor of "special report." interesting line of attack with president obama considering he had very little foreign policy experience when he got the job. >> that's right, martha. if you're scott walker clearly in the top tier of gop candidates to be, this is a soft pal right down the middle. this is what you want to see. his original response the first time he responded to president obama was on a fund-raising email. and one can imagine he raised a lot of money