and we were -- we went -- i couldn't see bobby going. i couldn't. >> the autopsy confirmed that curley died of complications caused by thallium poisoning, most likely one large dose. hospital officials notified the occupational safety and health administration to see if curley could have ingested the thalluim while working at the chemistry lab. one of the coworkers believed the work site was unsafe. >> in one lab i found a wiping rag and i remember this was after bobby was already sick. and i remember going to tell the other gentlemen and guys, don't go in that room. there's thallium. it's a heavy metal. it is a poison. i don't think we should bother by going in there. >> thallium can be ingested, it can be absorbed through the skin or i can be inhaled. any one of those routes could give you a poisoning type of exposure. >> to find out if thallium could have been accidentally ingested by those in the lab, air samples were collected, counter and shelf surfaces were swabbed, and dust and dirt samples were all taken for analysis. joann curl

it was bobby. i've communicated with him every day since. >> my mom, she was glowing, she was happy, and it was really nice to see her like that. >> i started feeling something for bobby. i was falling in love with him, and it's an emotion that you can't control. it just happens. >> and after four months of calls and letters, angel decided to make the 700-mile trip from illinois to alabama, and she visited bobby for the first time. >> it was only three hours, and it was very special. he was sitting next to me, and i could see bobby out of the corner of my eye just grinning and staring at me. it was really cute. >> over the next few months, angel made the trip two more times, and on her third visit, gilbert had something special planned. >> bobby took my hand and he said, "i have nothing for you but this. i can't financially support you. all i can do is love you and be your friend and be there for you." i mean, i got tears coming down my eyes because i know what's getting ready to happen. and bobby

don, it's been a past difficult couple years for bobbi kristina. we talked about the images of her perhaps using drugs, marrying someone who was raised in the family like a son to whitney houston, like a brother to bobbi kristina, but would end up marrying him. give me idea what they have seen in bob bikristina over the years. >> caller: well what you said someone struggling, trying to find herself, a young kid who's been in the public spotlight for all of her life, all 2 is 1 years and someone carried up on the stage by her mother as a baby and never left her side. they had issues you know sometimes in the relationship, but at the end of whitney's life they were best friends, inseparateble, and the last images of whitney houston, you know grammy week, 11 days from now, february 11 2012, 11 days from now, we were on the air talking about the story and covering the death of whitney houston. they were there together. she had left to go shopping or dinner had left the room and whitney was in the room by herself, and, you know of course whitney was fou

bobby flay. flay says being a chef wasn't cool when he went to the french culinary institute, but he changed all that in the early-1990's, between his first restaurant and becoming a food network star. >> nerves are ok. utilize those nerves the best way. >> flay is still not afraid of hard work, even eyeing a run for office. rounding out the group, tom colicchio. to colicchio, cooking isn't just an art, it is a craft. >> the chicken liver mousse was really well seasoned. >> he uses his success to help others, whether giving young chefs a chance -- >> the winning chef is kristen. >> or helping the world's hungry find a place at the table. welcome to "titans at the table." thank you so much for joining us. let's have a cheers before we begin. >> [all] cheers. >> let me start with this question. p.j. clarke's has been around since the 1800's, well over a hundred years old establishment. i think it was an irish immigrant who came here, decided this was a great restaurant, bought it, and then expanded

being bobbi brown -- we saw bobbi kristina grow up.ar maybe, except for, you know -- if not for the -- lashing out against angela bassett, we really hadn't heard that much from her. and it was assumed that maybe she was, you know getting things together and maturing and growing up and -- again, it's not to say that bobbi kristina is a bad kid. there are lots of famous people's children who we watch you know go through some things. when other people can go through things in private. they can't. >> yeah. >> so she did it publicly. and that's a tough thing to do. a lot of people's kids experiment with drugs, as i mentioned earlier. it's a tough thing to do when you're in public. not that they should be doing it, but that's just the reality of it. but it was assumed that since she had, you know married, she was settling down a bit. but, you know here we are. and we have to see what is going on and why exactly it happened. >> it's unclear. still so many details unclear, don. hold on a moment. because i want to bring in michelle turner speci

buck bobby, thank you so much.o bob, thank you to samuel and thank you to colonel reese. >>> u.s. intelligence uncovering is a video message by isis that calls for followers to kill everyone. from soldiers to civilians in the united states. the threat serious you have no prompt a security bulletin. we'll discuss that threat in the u.s. next. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals antioxidants and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. >>> i ream jim sciutto in paris. a new a new security you will have tin has been issued. a spokesman for isis calls for all mujahadeen to kill soldiers government employees, members of the mid-yea yahedia and civilians. our terrorism experts are back samuel laurent here in paris, bobby ghosh and buck sexton back in the u.s. buck i wonder if i can begin with you. your background in counterterror for the cia. i thin

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oh, bobby, that's crazy. you can stay with us. uh, here? [ chuckles ] i don't know, bobby. tent sounds pretty cool. come on, you're staying with us. aww! thanks, jules! hey! come on, boys! new digs! [ barks ] yeah! [ laughing ] i got you. impressing a superior male is no different than hitting on a chick who's out of your league. you can use subtle, subconscious cues to give you the upper hand. [ lower-pitched voice ] lowering your voice half an octave conveys confidence a gentle, reassuring touch to the shoulder disarms your prey and then... ...the neg -- an insult disguised as a compliment that lowers the self-esteem of your prey, making them want to impress you. watch. hey, there. hey. that's a great outfit. most women would be worried they'd look desperate in that thing. let's get out of here. sorry, i've got to tend to the bar. is there a back room we can use? i said sorry. [ chuckles ] [ chuckling ] oh, yes! i am gonna take mr. peterson to the back room! in a -- in a business sense. not for sex. so, bobby's been here what, eight hours? how do you think it's going? wel

the general manager was a toddler, because bobby worked for his fawct, george allen. it's a healthy relationship. in terms of the team name, that's going to be an ongoing saga. team ownership is determined not to change the name. there are a number of native americans who want the name changed. >> axelrod: j.b., thanks so much for stopping by and spending some time with us. >> my pleasure. >> axelrod: we appreciate it. you can see j.b.'s full report on bobby mitchel this tuesday night on "60 minutes sports" on showtime. still ahead, how do you get kids jazzed about music and history? wyntonsa marlis didn't miss a beat about the answer. introducing dance-all-you want bladder leak protection. new always discreet underwear for sensitive bladders from always, the experts in feminine protection. only always discreet underwear has soft dual leakguard barriers to help stop leaks where they happen most. plus, always discreet has a discreet fit that hugs your curves. you barely feel it. new always discreet underwear. now bladder leaks can feel like no big deal. because, hey, p

so that's what bobby jindal is doing tomorrow. another candidate redoing what rick perly did back in 2012. if that is not confirmation enough that the republican primary is starting right now, consider also this weekend in california, it is the koch brother's donors summit in palm springs. with multiple republican presidential wanna-bes. they will allow a web stream of their events instead of keeping the whole thing secret. what they're going to stream will be a panel featuring marco rubio, ted cruz and rapid paul. it will be moderated by jonathan karl. they're touting this as the first republican candidates forum of the 2016 presidential race. that is this weekend. in addition to that, a 1250 seat venue is sold out, there is a 1,000 seat waiting list. it is called the iowa freedom summit hosted by the very well known anti-immigration republican steve king. steve king used to be thought as of the very far right fringe of the republican party, but his event tonight has attracted no fewer than 10 likely presidential candidates. ever

bobby mitchel. it's taco tuesday. man: you're not coming. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. i'm go od all day. [announcer:] mucinex keeps working. not 4, not 6 but 12 hours. let's end this >> axelrod: the nfl play-offs are kicking off today but if you think the players are facing challenges and pressures these days, consider what hall of famer bobby mitchell had to overcome. in 1962, mitchell became the first african american to join the last nfl team to integrate the washington redskins. mitchell, and his wife, gwen spoke with cbs news special correspondent and host of "nfl today" james brown about the challenge of just going to a restaurant in the nation's capital at the time. >> reporter: off the field things sometimes got ugly. >> gwen and i were having dinner, and these three guys come walking by, and they were dressed, you know, and the whole thing. and one of them, when they got to me here-- ( spit ) >> reporter: spit? >> yeah. >> reporter: he spit on the table where you were seated? >> on my foot. >> there were

jindal and we reported on some of the other people participating in this event with bobby jindal and the american family association including cindy jacobs who claims she is a living prophet who gets advance notice from god about terrorist attacks. she said she can stop those terrorist attacks if she wants to. she also claims she can raise children from the dead and says she has done so. we reported friday about her role in convening the bobby jindal prayer event in louisiana this past weekend. sometimes since then, her video inviting people to come to the bobby jindal prayer event that has been taken down off the event's website. people for the american way noticed that cindy jacobs had been disappeared off the group's website. turns out you can still sign with the cindy jacobs video if you go through all cached versions of the website. they apparently made that video private so you're never going to come across it unless you know to look for it. turns out i guess it's one thing to tell people you can raise people from the dead, and to try to convince people of your status as a livi

brown, and the film even featured a young bobbi kristina. >> it's okay bobbi kristina. >> reporter: it was a difficult time for many in the family who weren't at all happy with the production. brown and her husband had just celebrated their first wedding anniversary this week. she's been saying that she's trying to pursue a music career in the footsteps of her famous parents. cecilia? >> steve osunsami, thanks very much. >>> next to a dramatic rescue at sea. the coast guard plucking boats out of water after their luxury sailboat foundered in strong winds and high seas. aboard is the investor of pintrist and his crew. >>> and two pilots on crowd tonight. they set out to shatter world records. they stayed in the air 5200 miles. so, did they do did? here's abc's aditi roy in baja mexico, tonight. >> reporter: touchdown came in the pacific ocean, off the coast of baja, mexico for the two eagles team. we were there, as the balloon recovery team greeted the pair. >> whoo! >> reporter: nearly seven days and more than 6600 miles after troy bradley and leonid tiukhtyaev launched their 15 yea

so bobby jindal is following in rick perry's foottemperatures. and even though the last one of these rallies did not launch e rick perry on a successful bid, they see other signs in the world that the event should have been seen as a success. >> the native american people were cannibals and they ate people. there has been a lot of prayer other that in houston, texas. they broke the curses on the land, and we just had a prayer meeting a week ago. the governor of texas, as a individual instigated this. 35,000 people showed up to pray so the land is starting to rejoice because of that prayer. >> rick perry's 2011 prayer rally with cindy jacobs succeeded in cleansing texas of the curse that was on houston because of native american cannibals. so in that sense it worked. now bobby jindal is going to do it again, this time in louisiana. the organization funding this vermontover all is called the american family association. they are a surprisingly rich organization. they get people around the country to send them money so the american family associatio

bobby kennedy was really tough on this. we came back from that meeting and said, this march is going to happen. at that point, there was terrible concern about the march. we had military people in the crowd. we closed all the liquor stores. we literally called hotels -- they didn't want anybody to stay overnight. come and go.

the suspect shot bobby in the head. tonight, police still looking for bobby's killer as his family mourns his loss. >> bobby's the bravest. he has the most courage. he's fearless. he's the hero. >> reporter: his friend jen lovingly praises bobby as her guardian angel, saying i love him so much for everything he did for me and sean that night. >> it's unfortunate that this case ended like this. >> reporter: yet veteran detectives like joe jackalone say while his actions were courageous, we can all learn lessons from the tragic outcome. >> dying for property is never the way to go. let it go and replace it. >> reporter: after 20 years with the nypd joe says he's learned most of us don't realize how vulnerable we are while approaching our cars. whether the crooks are after our wallets or the car itself. almost 700,000 cars were stolen in 2013. that's roughly one car every 45 seconds. >> anybody could be hiding from you. >> reporter: joe agreed to show us ways to be smart and stay alert. >> what mistakes do people make? >>

bobby, perhaps i can start with you. this new report that sleeper cells have been activated inside france what if any, warnings should be going out to french people right now? i noticed, walking down the champs elysees that people were out. you can see behind me that traffic is still going, and i saw some police officers out as well. how serious do you consider this warning? >> well i think if the french police are taking it seriously, they do have excellent connections inside radical groups and very good track record in espionage, then it should be taken very seriously. the difficulty of course now is that after the incidents of this week many french people want to come out in defiance as we've seen with all these rallies and marches and parades. they want to show the terrorists that they are unafraid that they are unbowed, and you want to -- you know you can understand that impulse. the determination to show that they will not be frightened into locking -- into staying behind locked doors. and at the same time you have

what can you tell us about bobbi kristina's condition, nick? >> caller: we showed up awhile ago in rosj well 45 miles north of atlanta. here at the hospital very little activity. i walked inside to inquire, of course because of strict hipa laws i got no information, and they actually asked me to leave the premises so we are waiting to hear back and we have requested information as far as the condition as far as bobby kristina and so far, we do not have more information, and just a recap, she was found at 10:25 this morning in her home by a her husband and friend. the husband and friend did atent to revive her using cpr techniques until the paramedics arrive, and she was reportedly brought here afterwards to north filton hospital and we are waiting to try to get an update on her condition. >> and, nick we have imnotwithstandings that right now we're working to get up for the viewers, bringing them as soon as we can, images taken as recently as late last night, obviously, but this unfolded at 10:30 a.m. as soon as we have them, we'll bring this t

christmas yiby christman he was trying to save a friend. >> bobby is a hero. >> bobby his 17-year-old brother sean and a friend from college were parked near a nightclub here in st. louis on sunday after midnight police say a car pulls up and gets out with a handgun and opens a require door and tries to grab jen's purse and she resists and bobby says something that sets the gunman off. >> the gunman fires off a shot hitting the driver in the head. >> a former high school wrestler and rugby player and he was studying at northeast university and wants to be a soldier. >> he devoted himself to help other. >> they say that the hospital where he died was overwhelmed with a number of people that showed up. >> both sean and is jen were too shaken up to speak to us but he says she loved him forever everything he did that night calling him her guardian angel. they are taking a close look at a 2004 silver chrysler sebring and they say it's a car they allegedly carjacked on friday, and they abandoned that vehicle and ran and the officers were unfamiliar with the area, but they have the vehicle.

bobbi kristina brown is also the daughter of singer bobby brown. >>> tonight, the national highway traffic administration has issued a recall of more than 2.1 million vehicles due to an electronic defect that may cause air bags to deploy prematurely. as don champion reports tonight, about 1 million of those vehicles were recalled before, but that fix was found to be infective. >> reporter: the new recall involves defects that could cause air bags to deploy unexpectedly. the national highway traffic safety administration warns air bags could deploy inadvertently, causing an accident. some of the vehicles were already recalled, but the manufacturers' attempts to fix them did not work. so far, there have been about 400 reported accidental deployments and about 40 of those vehicles already got the first manufacturer's fix. the 2.1 million vehicles recall models from toyota, honda and fiat, chrysler from the early 2 thousands. officials say the defect appears to be an electronic unit that controls the deployment of air bags. while federal officials say the new recall is not related to vehicles

with bobby kennedy's cbs thoughtless have kennedy and reagan talking to students. this sow reagan agreed to do that. so with a history of vietnam what was he doing there? he spent a week to study that said he practiced just like in a presidential debate. in he really prepared because he understood. and that is why he is understood the cold war cannot go on forever. i was fortunate to have met or new tarascan mr. president, mr. ford how do you envision the cold war ending? old gentleman said once we got there the threat of annihilation was so terrible i really became focused on not letting that have been. how do you envision the cold war ending? to put that containment then have the thought of as how will it end? >> anything he may have been asking a second aspect i a agree he did understand history in had a sense of it but he did not have been egotistical since. >> absolutely not. by i believe he was to avoid of political ambition. and that was not negotiable. with the legislators he knew what he believed and he pounded that if people want to follow that is just fi

bobby christine ace the only daughter of whether it the any houston and singer bobby brown. >>> video posted on line today appears to show beheading of the second japanese hostage held bias lamb i can state extremist. the the execution of journalist kenji goto, comes after diplomates negotiated for days to save him. the video has not been verified but quite similar to other beheading videos posted biasis. the japanese government described the the video as quote a deplorable terrorist act. >>> more than 2 million vehicles are being recalled for a second time to fix faulty air bags. air bags affected may inadvertently inflate while the the carries running. anyone who brings in their vehicle under the recall notice will have their faulty electronic control unit the replaced for free. recall includes some acura mdx, dodge viper jeep grand cherokee honda odyssey, pontiac vibe toyota corolla and avalon models made between 2002-2004. check with your dealer to see if to your dealer is part of the recall. >>> world news saturday will have much more on those stories beginning at 6:30 right afte

william, great reporting. >>> to republican governor bobby jindal, good to have you.are you getting a sense of what is a fair tax for the uppermost income? right now, it's officially set at 39.6%. but as you know with surtaxes, paying for the health care and everything, closer to 44%, 45%. but what do you think should be a fair top rate? >> well neil, first of all, thank you for having me back on your show. always great to talk to you. with this president you have to be -- the real word is, how do you define wealthy? with this president and democratic governors, they keep saying a millionaire tax. and they apply it to lower and lower incomes. it's the wrong way to look at the tax code. this president wants to be all about redistribution. in america, we look at federal policies to promote opportunity and growth not redistribution like they do in europe. finally in terms of the overall size of government, historically it's been around 18% of our economy. it's been near record post world war ii highs, still in the 20s but going down. i think we should be looking at shrin

houston and bobby brown.easures were started. she's been transported to the hospital. this comes to us from the roswell, georgia, police department. their facebook page. we're also getting word of the report from our affiliate wxia there in atlanta. it is important to note, of course, she is the daughter of whitney houston. whitney houston whose tragic death happened back in 2012 was a very trying time, understandably, for her only child, bobbi kristina brown. it was discovered that just a few hours after her mother's funeral back in 2012 she was 18 years old and she disappeared for a short while and was found using drugs. and that was according to two sources close to the family. we'll get as much information on this as we can and keep following this for you. so, again, that report that she has been taken to a hospital, unresponsive at that point. and we are awaiting word an official update from the hospital and/or family members or the police department there in roswell, georgia. we'll bring you up to date

bobby quoted one of the editor's sayings. here is what he also said. he told a newspaper, i don't feel as if i'm killing someone with a pen. i'm not putting lives at risk. where activists need a pretext to justify their violence, they always find it. that really does have to be taken into account. there are all sorts of conflicting claims of responsibility or semi-claims and half claims. it is obviously too early to tell. but this group, "charlie hebdo," were as they said pursuing a long and venerable french tradition over the last several hundred years of poking fun at power, at the absurdity of extremism and this is what they were doing despite the risk to themselves. >> and they obviously -- ten of those people who worked at the magazine ten journalists, are now confirmed dead, two police officers as well. general hertling you've had a chance to study the video. the operations pretty closely. looked like these terrorists were specifically trained for a mission and they wanted to escape with their lives. this was not a suicide attack. >> we don't kno

he was murdered. >> how old was bobby hutton?17. >> he was the first member to join that group of four or five who formed -- one of the first members. >> there was a policeman willing to testify he was murdered. i have his statement. nothing was ever done. eldridge was taken back to san quentin and he was a parolee, so his parole was violated, so it's like he had four more years in apparently of his start. our lawyer represented him in a hearing and solano county, i believe, i'm not sure where -- anyway, to everyone's surprise the judge -- because the group in charge of parole had no evidence. all of the evidence came from our attorney. the city should be released because of his eloquence. he was out on his bail. $50,000 in june 1968. about two weeks before the murder of -- >> robert kennedy -- >> and los angeles. it was a very intense time. eldridge was very public about not going back to prison. he said it publicly and said it in speeches. he said, i'm not going to go back. he was supposed to turn himself in in november 1968, c

, and a loving family. >> my brother, bobby, he was a fun-loving guy.as. he cared for his family very

following a developing story from outside atlanta, the daughter of whitney houston and bobby brown bobby christina is in the hospital after she was found unresponsive in a bath tub in her home. police say the 21-year-old woman was found by her husband and a friend and then given c.p.r. less than two weeks before the third anniversary of the death of her mother whitney houston. the singer was found dead in a hotel bath tub in beverly hills from an accidental drowning. a medical examiner listed drug use and heart disease as contributing factors. d.c. police are investigating how a body ended up in a waterway near reagan national airport. officers found the body just before noon in the 3800 block of thomas avenue near the southern end of the airport. police are not saying whether the body was that of a man or a woman. the medical examiner will make an identification and determine an exact cause of death. some fairfax county residents are calling for answers in the shooting death of a man by police. residents asked questions during a town hall meeting held this morning a day after fairfax co

even in that exchange with max foster bobby jindal said he said so-called no-go zones.ver named a specific place where these no-go zones exist. >> they don't exist. i was so embarrassed when i saw that clip on cnn yesterday. i write frequently for your cnn webpage opinion pieces. i was startled. >> i think we have skype problems. all right. i'm so sorry. we'll fix our technical problems with skype. i'll be right back. we come by almost every day to deliver your mail so if you have any packages you want to return you should just give them to us i mean, we're going to be there anyway why don't you just leave it for us to pick up? or you could always get in your car and take it back yourself yeah, us picking it up is probably your easiest option it's kind of a no brainer ok, well, good talk you give... and you give... and then you give some more. but sometimes you get. and so you take. tylenol® cold is strong enough for you while children's tylenol® is gentle enough for them. we give you relief from your cold and flu. you give them everything you've got. tylenol®. the traf

movement that in the words of bobby kennedy, would literally bend mks bend history? >> i did believe. i was inspired. i was inspired by the campaign and election of president kennedy. he gave us hope. he inspired us to find a way to get in the way. and that's what i did. >> also because you knew it was wrong. mike barnicle that's why it had to change. >> yeah. and it goes without saying that this is an extraordinary human being. >> i know. i know. i'm trying to -- >> participated in extraordinary events in our country. congressman, you were speaking earlier about your participation in so many history-bending events. one of them, could you speak to martin luther king receives the nobel peace prize, returns to the united states, is invited to the white house to meet with the president. you're there. the issue is a voting rights act. tell the story. >> well, when -- you're so right. after dr. king received the

early '60s on king when it was bobby kennedy, the attorney general who did it. we're in a tough field in history looking for factual accuracy. seems to me with so much at stake in a wonderful film like this that some of that could have been corrected. you could go online and read 100 historical accuracies in the film. it's a hollywood movie. nobody's expecting it to be accurate. but it's in my view blaming lyndon johnson for having a kind of bigoted attitude that he never had. and it certainly didn't have when he supported the civil rights act of 1957 and he deserves a lot of credit johnson, for selma. and andrew young has said exactly what i'm saying. >> gill robertson, douglas brinkley, thank you both. wolf blitzer is here with a preview of "the situation room." today you're examining north korea's military threats and you have the state department's spokeswoman there.

very much so. >> bobby and terry, thanks. i appreciate it.come in the "newsroom," if the idea of so-called muslim only zones in europe have been totally discounted even called idiotic, why did a louisiana republican governor repeat the claim this morning while in great britain? we'll talk about that next. and that's why this road warrior rents from national. i can bypass the counter and go straight to my car. and i don't have to talk to any humans, unless i want to. and i don't. and national lets me choose any car in the aisle. control. it's so, what's the word?... sexy. go national. go like a pro. my name is tony sartorio. i'm a lineman for pg&e out of the concord service center. i have lived here pretty much my whole life. i have been married for twelve years. i have 3 kids. i love living here and i love working in my hometown. at pg&e we are always working to upgrade reliability to meet the demands of the customers. i'm there to do the safest job possible - not only for them, but everybody, myself included that lives in the community. i'm

i was a 21-year-old college student when bobby kennedy ran for president. and it was a remarkable campaign, unlike any i've seen before or after. it was a campaign that truly focused on equity and opportunity. it was a campaign about unrepresented farm workers in california. it was a campaign about poverty and hunger and children starving to death in the mississippi delta and the pine ridge reservation. and it was a campaign that asked difficult and disturbing questions, questions about a gdp that measured wealth but not well being. questions about how we could allow this to exist, these contradictions in the wealthiest nation in the world? and questions about how we were as americans and low human beings. and it was a short campaign. lasted 82 days from when he announced until when he was assassinated on june 6th which interestingly enough was the 24th anniversary of d-day. i was inspired by that campaign

also none as bobby fitzgerald rigs. named after the kennedy. >> thank you, liz. liz: these are boombotics, david. absolutely fascinating. but coming up, just, rza having fun, just fascinating, gorilla glass. competition begins in just minutes. don't miss it. we'll jump, stomp, everything we can to break it. it has gotten better over past year. we'll see you in a few minutes back live at consumer electronics show. david: all right. by the way, liz has high heels on, not her sneakers. if she had ever had a chance to break the glass. don't want to miss that. as market soared in 2014, a lot of large companies performed extremely well. can you guess which of these companies is considered best-run in america? we have the answer coming next. >>> with the markets continuing to slide, treasury yields below 2% and gold moving higher, what should you do with your money and invests?

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his cellmate, bobby sandier will be moved to another cell. roca moreno says that's fine with him. >> right now i'm pissed off. everything came because of him, because of his dumb ass. if he wouldn't have gotten caught with his dumb [ bleep ], they would have never came to my house. >> roca was like the best roommate i ever had. so, i hate that he had -- i hate that he had to catch a dr and get time. >> but as officers move him, sandier has some concerns about his new cellmate. until they can sort things out, sandier is placed in a holding cell. >> i didn't try to make the job harder, so don't just -- i don't want to put myself in the situation. >> what is the problem with the cell? >> the dude in 116 is a known psychological inmate. >> okay. >> two dudes have moved out of his room because of altercations. so i'm trying to prevent myself from falling into that same category because i know me as an inmate, i'm not trying to set myself up for failure. >> i'll check with your dorm lieutenant. it will be up to your dorm lieutenant, but i'll check

so bobby, it's wonderful to have you here. it's my pleasure to see you and spend time with you and i will turn things over to your panel. >> good day. my name is bobby and before i introduce the co-panelists, i'd like to engage the room participation, and for those on the c-span audience, how many of you are representing a tribe or a historic preservation office in indian country? could you please raise your hand? and how many of you are representing agencies or museums who do businesses with tribes over repatriation in particular? wow, okay. well indian country we're used to being outnumbered, right? [laughing]. so if the panelists were to retitle this panel i think it would be the untold stories of repatriation and i hope that that's where we will get to when we get to the questions, as well as the presentations of this panel. but i'd like to just for clarity's sake to start off with my experience with the confederated tribes of humantilla, which is my home tribe to, indicate we have a division of labor in our tribe and how

now that's clean. >>> today louisiana governor bobby gin daal is defending comments he made just this in london about so-called no go zones in europe places where supposedly europe where he says muslims -- muslim enclaves carry out as much sharia law as they can. >> by speaking the truth we'll make people upset even today in the daily mail you had a local police chief admit there are no go zones here in london. >> i did say so-called no go zones. the radical left wants to pretend this problem is not here. pretending it's not here won't make it go away. >> perhaps gin daal a 2016 hopeful got the idea of these so-called no go zones from fox news. >> there are zones in the uk called no go zones where cops won't go into the neighborhood because they're heavily muslim sharia law and they let them do their thing. >> they let them separate. they let them have their no go zone. >> these so-called no go zone. >> these incredible no go zones. >> the no go zones. >> meghan there are 751 no go zones. >> the 751 no go zones. >> 751 no go zone. >> these no go zones. >> we saw the no go zones. >> th

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