. >> brad's bread, brad's bread, brad's bread. come on down to brad's bread.ted bread in bran, nebraska. we don't break bread at brad's bread. we make bread at brad's bread. brad's bread is the best bread that brads bread's ever had. just ask brads bread at brad's bread. >> brad's bread is the best bread i've ever had. >> that was brads bread, owner of brad's bread. even brads bread's dad says brad's bread ain't bad. brad's bread, right next to ben dred's bedspread. for more on brad's bread, visit www.bradsbread.bread. >> jimmy: i buy all my bread from brad's bread. [ sneeze ] well, you know what that sound means. you've earned the peanut butter sandwich of wisdom. ♪ this sandwich is actually made with bread from brad's bread. now, before i give you your topic, please take a very large bite from the peanut butter sandwich. your topic is parts of the human body that begin with "b." go! [ laughter ] >> balls. [ laughter and applause ] brain. >> jimmy: okay, there you go! [ laughter ] >> i couldn't name anything else after that. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> jimmy

at any rate, we've got a lot of brad paisley and avery molek but these brad paisley fans have no ideat to have the surprise of their lives. ♪ >> don't text them if you know them. >> they're making a video, singing songs. little do they know they're about to come face to face with their idol. >> that's great. >>> always good to have djirie in the house. of course, there he is. he is the house deejay for your miami heat. they are in action tonight, so he's got a plane to catch as he gets the weekend going. also, we did a story on this yesterday and we want to let you know facebook has launched home today. software comes preloaded on htc first devices at at&t stores. it can also be downloaded for free on some samsung and htc phones. turns out grape-nuts right before the 8:30 hello is not a good idea. i'll come back. >> i got you covered, buddy. >> all right. lots to get to. >>> yes, first we're going to turn to the hot new weight loss program called the fast metabolism diet. j. lo's nutritionist, jennifer's lopez's nutritionist is behind it and claims you can lose up to 20 pounds in four

and i know brad's music.now brad is not a racist, but this is a god awful song. it's a god awful song, not just lyrically, and it's really stuffy and below the type of music i'm used to hearing from brad in terms of instrumentat n instrumentation. it's a bad song for him and a horrible rap for ll cool j. it gloss es over the fact that racism is not a relic from the confederacy. it still impacts society today. socioeconom socioeconomically, educationally. the way it's handled is really clumsy. with all that being said, though, it's important that -- i know, i trashed the song, but it's important they did it because it allows to us have the conversation. >> even the title of the song, "accidental racist." there is nothing accidental racist. >> well, accidental racist to me, i think perfectly sums up is how brad was feeling. he did something that he didn't realize was offending people, that was not his intent and what was communicated was an accident. i don't have a problem with that title. i just have the probl

right by our side, brad paisley. of it. >> it's one of those things. when you're a celebrity, these things happen. >> well, george w. bush said it, when he was young and irresponsible, he was young and irresponsible, just like you. >> just like me. exactly like me. >> you were wild at 4 months. >> i was. >> let's just look that. you were enjoying every minute of it. >> you should have seen the girl off-camera. [ laughter ] >> there's more pictures. >> there are. there's more pictures. the bathtub. there are bathtub photos. >> bath time. >> yeah, crazy. >> robin, sorry you're missing this. but she's getting ready to host "live" with michael strahan this morning. >> brad took over the set and he took over the control room, too. brad said that he made some changes in the control room. >> we're going to do things different from now on. go to the orange camera over there. what's wrong with that? all right, fine go to the green one. >> poor lily. lily, you're incredibly patient. >> hey, robin? robin, are you out there? >>

thank you, brad garrett. kevin, you serve on the new york bomb squad. try and give us some insight into what boston officials on the scene right there are going to be doing, what they're going to be looking for in that area. >> right now their biggest concern is any secondary or additional devices that may be along the route. public safety is the most important at this moment. they're most concerned about the public. once they've cleared the entire area, they'll go to examining the scene of the explosion. and they will bring up everything that is forensically recoverable. this will be an all-out effort led by probably the joint task force from fbi and boston. but all resources within the u.s. will be put into this investigation. >> help me out with a definition here. forensically recoverable, what does that mean? >> that means fragmentation, if there's any timing device or what the container was, whether there was an outside container that it was brought in disguise enter the perimeter of the parade. any dna, fingerprints, kevlar residue and anything el

>> it is an awful song. >> brad is is probably a good guy. >> he probably is examine i am not a bradhis is not one of them. >> he is a good person and he did a good job. he had good intentions and i would like to support brad paisley. unlike weird owes brad paisley tried to unite people. that's the difference. and i president whatted to work in the name jim carrey. >> obnoxious kid and his cheapskate mom screw over cookie monster on time square. shame on you for your slanted coverage on this. oh let's support the pretty woman and the cute kid and blame the blue monster. you make me sick. >> maybe you are thought racist. >> are we sure this is not an andy levy moderator? >> fair and balanced is the motto of this station. >> are you saying we might have let the motto down? >> possibly for the first time in "red eye" history you ma i have done that. >> that was an unlicensed story. >> you said moms, but what about the guys in the suit that want to scare our kids? >> how dare you? >> how dare you? to some people this is how they make their livlihood? i am getting a vibe this is more of a

brad paisley's from west virginia.in folk in west virginia who broke away from virginia because they didn't want to secede. there were folks in georgia who had to steal that secession to get out of the -- you had to -- >> tim wise, i'm going to ask you then -- i'm going to play devil's advocate here. some people may be proud of that. why can't they be proud of that and wear their rebel flag? >> you can be proud of it. but when you say that it's about southern heritage, what you've just done is reduced the south to a four-year period of the region's history and not only is that a slap in the face to black folks, it's a slap in the face to those white folks who did not want to join the union and who did not support the system of enslavement going all the way back to the colonial period. if you want to be proud of four years and say that's what the south is, that's pathetic. but there's a lot more in the south to be proud of than that. >> i want to find out from you guys, is it possible to be an accidental racist or are m

to brad garrett, former special agent of the fbi now an abc news consultant so, brad, we're learning more and more about the background of dzhokhar tsarnaev and i have to say at least from what we're hearing so far, it doesn't seem to point in the direction of violence in any way at all and does that surprise you and what is the fbi do with information like that? >> well, first of all, it doesn't surprise me and here is the reason why, is that people who are driven by philosophical extremism not a serial killer, not those type of people, they -- what they do is they can sort of bifurcate their life and lead a normal life and go to school, do the things that everyone else does, wrestling, social events and then they have this other side, this other thing that sort of building in their life and my guess is he's so young, we don't know how ng he's been involved in this. somebody started impressing him with this, maybe his brother, maybe not and so they sort of led double lives. and i've seen this before in other sort of more sophisticated terrorism cases, so it doesn't surprise me again

i have played brad paisley's song on this show before because i like them and i'm a huge brad paisleyg. who of the artists from their genre have gotten together. this is not tupac and toby keith bringing social views of commentary together. these are two guys that are pg, fun, upbeat, smiley, happy. so in that sense, of course they will be criticized for seemingly taking race relations not seriously enough. or trivializing this. but i also love the idea that even if in a small way they are bridging two musical genres together and also in maybe a small invisible way, taking a whiff at race relations. i can appreciate the attempt. i really can. and these or two guys that i find very likeable. brad paisley is not some lunatic. he has performed for the obamas at the white house twice. he wrote a song celebrating obama. >> about the future. >> right. so i like these guys. i like the effort maybe. >> i'm not giving out any good grades it is a horrible song and moving aside from the aestheticaesthetics which you know somebody may like the sound of it. i hate it. brad paisley cannot say, well

i think brad had it right. we need small businesses who are the long-term job creators to have the incentives to go there. neil: well they're not doing that, bob. they are not doing that. >> absolutely right because we're not getting the policy out of washington, d.c. so the monkeys is on the fed's back. every other time ben bernanke speaks, you hear him say, guys, help me. fiscal policy, i need you to help. we do need some help there. in the meantime aside from the recent slowdown the economy is irregularly improving. not good enough because we still have deleveraging in the system. neil: you know, i always refer to you guys the experts, brad, a lot people ask me to explain why is our market doing so well, i would say that by comparison we look pretty good. so that is sort of like being the tallest midget in the room. you're still a midget, but you just a tad taller and more appealing than the others. that is hardly ringing endorsement but it is what it is. europe's mess what they are. that's what we face but

thank you, brad garrett. kevin, you serve on the new york bomb squad. try and give us some insight into what boston officials on the scene right there are going to be doing, what they're going to be looking for in that area. >> right now their biggest concern is any secondary or additional devices that may be along the route. public safety is the most important at this moment. they're most concerned about the public. once they've cleared the entire area, they'll go to examining the scene of the explosion. and they will bring up everything that is forensically recoverable. this will be an all-out effort led by probably the joint task force from fbi and boston. but all resources within the u.s. will be put into this investigation. >> help me out with a definition here. forensically recoverable, what does that mean? >> that means fragmentation, if there's any timing device or what the container was, whether there was an outside container that it was brought in disguise enter the perimeter of the parade. any dna, fingerprints, kevlar residue and anything el

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let's get it together you know let's try and take it on let's go to brad johnson tyson slocum to lash out thank you all for joining thank you. and coming up after the break there's not much difference between transportation the popular flintstones cartoon in transportation america today i will explain why and how we can change that in tonight's daily to. let me let me i want we're going to let me ask you a question. here and this is what we have in the bank we have very nice though. believe you this was a bad thing never again hearing this story will be i going to talk about the e-mailing me. oh. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything is. welcome to the big picture. the same story doesn't make it news. pieces. make you. think the worst you are going through. my house to the. radio guy for a minute from a. club because you've never seen anything like this. so the newscaster a.j. clemente had a rough day on the job a rough first day on the job and sund

. >> mike: and the free pass will put brad kezelowski back on the lead lap. chris?ing. i know darrell pointed out michael at the start of the race you said to me hey, that number one pit box qualifying for kyle busch may figure in the end of the race and the race off pit road a major advantage in the battle for the top two spots with toyotas. >> michael: kyle busch has been solid. 10-12 laps, truex has been faster than kyle. sets up to be an interesting fib finish. truex seems to put him in the dust as they roll on. only a handful of laps to go. could be interesting. >> chris: ancarl edwards where does he figure in this or a two horse race at the end here? >> michael: i also like greg biffle. he is a wheelman and you need your wheel right now and the drive from inside to go get the job done. give me a sprint and greg biffle in a car and i like my chances pretty good he will start on the outside of the second row right behind true you ex. i would look for one of those three to get it done. >> chris: darrell, larry and mike. strategy out the window. pretty much the dr

them lashoff climate scientists with the natural natural resources defense council in new york and brad johnson campaign manager with the forecast the facts he's in san francisco thank you all for joining me brad i want to start with you i don't you know want to blame one party to me neither party is doing as much as they including the president is doing as much as they need to on climate change but how trouble is it to you brad that wealthy conservative climate change deniers like the koch's are moving into newspapers medium that's already being used to funnel doubt regarding climate change and what will they do with these do you think. well as you pointed out we in many ways arnie's have seen what that looks like really the news corp empire throughput murdoch when fox news with the new york post and one of the recent hurdy probably most of that u.k. climate change to now and in the news was from papers there so if you had it he's so far as we can tell he's primarily doing that for political and economic power but if you took id you political ideologues like the cokes who also have a d

lou: were you not shocked by that, brad? >> absolutely.etary acknowledged something that was critical to the president's policy toward syria, yet nothing was done. he should have come out and acted boldly and swiftly like he did when he made this statement that if gas is used by the syrians is their own people that would have serious consequences. well, where are they? why are you eating? the fact is, now the administration has to determine how many people are killed before they act. we know that without gas tens of thousands of people were killed. and now if they feel emboldened to use it and even if a few were killed, then you can bet they're going to look to the response of the united states to see if they get a pass to use it in a more robust wake. lou: you will be back to talk about the calls for force by the united states, including senator john mccain as we continue with these two and take the politics behind the altar of interrogation of the boston bomber. you in the obama administration made that call on next. ♪ i'm telling you ri

. >> is your name brad, sir? >> calling names. >> there you go come on. >> i'm just going to read a few more in case they are downstairs . >> good afternoon sir. >> good afternoon. my name is -- i drove my taxi with yellow cab. i'm a new driver. what i want to say now is -- the second i want to oppose collecting from drivers and confiscate they are taking away our money. a hundred dollars is a big money for a new taxi driver and the limo's i don't like the limos. >> excuse me ladies and gentlemen one person at a time go ahead sir. >> they are taking our business. they run along side taxi drivers competing with us. thank you. >> thank you, sir. next speaker? >> calling names. . if you hear your name, please let me know if you are in the room. >> okay please come forward. yes? >> hi good afternoon. my name is -- i'm working 3 years. more than 6500 homeless people. do you want 30 thousand more? i have in my family 4 people right now 500 more cabs ruin the business. no benefits nothing. thank you for patience. >> oka

brad pitt -- everybody loves brad pitt. [ cheers ] he's gonna be at the mtv movie awards on sunday to present the award for movie of the year. yeah. brad says he can't wait to look into a sea of young people and ask them to wish daddy good luck at the show. [ laughter and applause ] "thanks, kids. all right, i'm going to go. bye, guys." did you guys see this yesterday? ll cool j appeared on "good morning america" with brad paisley to discuss their controversial new song, "accidental racist." and he had some -- [ laughter ] he had some interesting things to say about it. take a look at this. >> in terms of symbols, sometimes i put a skull and crossbones on. and, you know, my wife will get upset with me. but, you know, i'm not a pirate. [ laughter and applause ] [ sad tuba ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: even gary busey was like, "what the hell is he talking about? i don't know --" [ laughter ] did you see brad paisley's eyes during that, too? brad's like, "uh-huh. where are we going with this? like, what?" watch this again. look at brad's eyes. >> in terms of symbols, sometimes i put a skull

ll cooljay and brad paisley recorded a socially cognizant song of their own. but instead this tune has ignited a media firestorm. abc's rob nelson. >> reporter: it's the new country meets hip-hop song. ♪ i'm just a white man coming to you ♪ ♪ from the south land >> reporter: that's anything but black and white. >> dear mr. whiteman, i wish you understood what the real is really like when you're living in the hood. >> reporter: brad paisley and ll cooljay tried to bridge the gap with their new song "accidental racist." ♪ but it ability like i can walk a mile ♪ ♪ in someone else's skin." >> reporter: it begins with a simple premise. explaining his confederate flag on his shirt to a black worker. >> this is the most important song in our world today. >> i wanted to break outside of my comfort zone and basically explore things that i wasn't sure if they had never been explored because it doesn't work, or just the fact that it's just one of those things that's difficult to do. ♪ and we're still paying for the mistakes ♪ ♪ that a bunch of folks made long before we c

could plea bargain down to lesser time. >> brad didn't kill anybody. i'm the one that shot and killed the guy. so i didn't think it fair for him to spend the rest of his life in prison, which i didn't want that anyway. he gets to go home, where i'll probably end up dying in prison. >> the brothers live in separate cell houses on the prison grounds. but outside, they're always together. >> lifting weights, it keeps me from bugging out on somebody or hurting them. it's a good way to release your frustration. >> growing up, i wanted to be him, you know? he's almost four years older than me. so, when i was like 11, he was already 14, in his teens and stuff. you know, i see him running around and drinking and breaking into stuff and doing whatever he is doing, and i'm like, i'm going to be like him. that's my big brother. that's my idol. so, you know, i kind of followed in the same footsteps. >> i love him to death. i would do anything for brad, anything, short of killing somebody again. we're really close. he makes doing time so much easier. he was 18. he

stay with us. >> rose: brad grey is here, he is chairman and c.e.o. of paramount pictures, the iconic movie studio has produced memorable films including sun set boulevard, breakfast at tiffany's, the ten commandments and "titanic" just to name a few. paramount celebrated 100 years in cinema last year. there are opportunities and challenges ahead for the industry in the 21st century, how we experience entertain system being rethought and reimagined and the growth of a global middle-class has given rise to theater goers attending movies for the first time around the world. in 2012 china became the planet's biggest source of box office dollars outside the united states so i'm pleased to have brad grey back at this table. welcome. >> thank you. >> rose: good to see you, sir. >> the pleasure is all mine. so let's just talk about -- i mean, we'll get back to your life, but you came to paramount, what, eight years ago? >> eight years ago, yes. >> rose: so what did you find and how is it different now? what have you done with this? >> well, when i got there

the good news is that of homes not served by brad beyond a shrinking yearly. the point now when you overlay the wireless at work, we talk about to the 5 million homes that are not yet served by broadband. it's not to say there's not a problem anymore. i don't mean to diminish it, but the market has done an impressive job providing ubiquitous coverage. bob and i suggested tweaks to the program. we suggest that reverse options are used rather than writing a check to conduct an option including wireless and satellite today for the opportunity to serve as few remaining homes not yet served. normally when you bid you want to pay the highest price. the reverse auction in which the bidders would say, give us the least amount of subsidy and whoever asks for the least amount case of subsidy. the market determined that handing out money and say you would give us a thousand dollars a line. >> when you meet the broadband progress report, you can tell they are singularly focused on the problem. we want to get to 100% coverage. it should be the overarching policy driver in

brad paisley and l.l. cool j teamed up to tackle the serious issue of racism.bably heard the snickering about their newly released collaboration called accidental racist. the song, which is on paisley's new album is an attempt to use music to confront issues of racism and stereo typing head on. but what we end up with is a duty that in my view makes "ebony and ivory" sound like "the i have a dream" speech. take a listen. ♪ i'm just a white man coming to you from the southland trying to understand what it's like not to be i'm proud of where i'm from but not everything we've done ♪ ♪ and it ain't like you and me can re-write history ♪ that was brad paisley's part. here comes where l.l. cool-j comes in. ♪ dear mr. white man, i wish you understood what the world is really like when you're living in the hood just because my pants are sagging doesn't mean i'm up to no good. you should try to get to know me i really wish you would now my chains are gold but i'm still misunderstood ♪ >> mama said knock him out for those lyrics. we're joined by "the wall street journal"

brad, let me start with you.id the bombingsn boston underscore that any effort to reform immigration must include a tougher system of background checks to help identify focus sources -- poe essential sources of trouble? >> you bet. in washingt, politicians look for excuses. statesmen and women look for opportunities. this is an opportunity to fix a system that is broken. whether it's our poorest border or background checks for visas, whether it's a pathway to citizenship. this must be done now. it's a huge problem that's gone on for decades and a day of reckoning is here. the president said back in 2008 he would fix the problem in his first term. he didn't do it. he promised it in 2012 and now he promises it again in his second term. now is the time for immigration reform. but it's not by a gang of six. it's going to take the entire house and senate and white house to come together. >> gregg: jehmu, senator rubio insists his bill is not amnesty in part because he claims there is a ten-year waiting period that cou

let's get more on this from brad garrett, abc news consultant in washington. it's all hands on deck right now and i guess the fbi assumes this guy is going to go down fighting. >> well, there's no reason to think otherwise, george. look at his behavior in the last few hours. i will tell you when you look at the video that was released these guys are calm, cool, directed and know exactly what they're doing like this was preplanned even before the events on monday, so what does that tell us? i think they have been trained someplace because they went into defensive postures when confronted by the police. people who haven't had that sort of training, they either freeze or take off running and these guysre there to f and so i ommi correct, this guy is not going to be taken alive. >> why didn't they leave the area? >> well, we don't know why they were in the area. for example, they are of college age. are they here on student visas? is that their home? until the photographs were released yesterday at 5:00, they may have felt safe that nobody knew who they were, thos

of the united arab emirates then he will be welcoming nascar sprint cup series championship driver brad keselowski to the white house at 3:00 this afternoon. at 4:30, the president and vice president meet with secretary of defense chuck hagel. a briefing today at the white house will be at 1:15 with press secretary jay carney. back for another hour with congressman tony cardenas and congressman chris van hollen. see you then. stay around. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show."

brad paisley, tiny, small guy. pack a lot of punch. >> ll is towering over that guy. what happened to country music, starbucks down on main street? >> well, you know, they're everywhere now, nashville, cheyenne. >> what do you think? >> i like them, i like them both, but i don't like the song. it's not my cup of tea. >> my favorite lyric. just because my pants are saggin' doesn't mean i'm up to no good. you should try to get to know me, i really wish you would. my point is, if your pantses are sagging, you don't want to get to know me. >> they're both superstars, can we stop having to stroke them here. >> i don't know if they are. >> a lot more rimes with pants than rimes with saggin'. >> i'm waiting for the jasper version. >> ahead on the five. why did david letterman make lindsay low man cry last night on his show. he's a monster. the poster girl for bad behavior appe appeared last night before another stint in rehab. kimberly has all the gossip. >> thanks. you just devalued my segment. >>> time for a little fun

. >>> brad paisley and l.l. cool j have been making headlines with "accidental racist." paisley said it is not perfect but it is honest. he is not backing down on the criticism of the song. >> exactly. he was on "the tonight show" earlier this week, defending the

feral i'm brad benson i'm here representing the port staff. i'm just going to load my presentation here. so we're here to talk about proposed policy for infrastructure 49 districts along the port. this is a policy that the port has been working on trying to develop on the state level and now legally since 2005. and infrastructure financing district are a little bit like redevelopment. under a state law a city and county can form a subdivision to finance like new roads and parks. and the method of financing is exactly how it was in redevelopment law the infrastructure growth can capture new growth for periods up to 45 years. and the difference compared to redevelopment is property taxes are divided into a number of recipients the state gets a property tax dollar and the remaining $0.10 is divided up between the school district and community college district. and under an infrastructure financing district typically the only increment that can be captured is the $0.65. you can't capture the money it goes to schools or to the community college dis

exclusive interview with two titans, brad paisley and ll cool jay.idental racist," raising a lot of eyebrows. that is their only interview speaking out about their message and what they intended. paula faris is here with the latest. good morning to you, paula. >> just trying to open up a sensitive conversation. during our interview you can tell two things, brad and ll cool jay appear to be legitimate friends, the other is that both men take the message of this song very seriously. but critics will say that message has been lost in translation. the new song may be called "accidental racist" -- ♪ i'm just a white man coming to you from the south land ♪ >> reporter: but an exclusive interview with abc the two stars who sing it say the international debate is sparking was every bit intentional. ♪ but it ain't like i can walk a mile in spun he's skin ♪ >> i'm not sure we were going to find any answers but it was the idea we would ask the question. >> martin luther king had an interesting quote. he said darkness doesn't drive out darkness. only love can. w

i couldn't believe it myself-- brad macnamara. roz, i believe she was referring to your seabie nomination. no, i meant brad macnamara. oh, do you think he wears any pants under that desk? not on my tv. frasier: oh! girls... can we just cut out the pajama party, please? hello, mr. c. hey, roz, how's my girlfriend? well, she's nominated. how about a glass of champagne? apparently it's french prepossessing. daphne save your breath. it could come out of a box and roz would have a glass of it. daphne: you know, i must say and un i am so proud of you, roz being recognized in a male-dominated industry. it's one more step forward for working women. you're a credit to our gender. well, thank you, daphne. oh, that reminds me do you have a push-up bra i could borrow? i'll go look. thanks. listen, i'm sorry to barge in like this but i had to show you this, frasier. i have a friend over at broadcast magazine who sent me a copy. it's a full-page ad. "wendy yashiro wishes "to thank the members of the voting committee "for her nomination and hope

brad bell has the story. abandoned farmhouse in howard county was so badly damaged by a fire that arson investigators say it must be torn down. sources say they believe the fire is likely no. 8 in a series of set fire since january. the most notorious of those blazes at two playgrounds in city parks that outraged the community. >> who would be so mean and hateful as to do that? most expensive fire was set march 6. the building was damaged and several trucks are ruined. a poster offering a $10,000 reward for information hangs in the window. nobody at the company was available to speak today. sources tell abc 7 that investigators believe the owners set ablaze last night that is related. say they just hope it stops. >> at first i thought it was one thing, one fire, and maybe some kids were smoking and got out of hand. now i don't know. there's got to be a solution. >> that is brad bell reporting from howard county. anncr: mnd many of the tornado's victims are... without homes tonit. girl: first, i saw it on cabl

. >> i want to go to brad garrett. brad, again, have you been there and have have seen these, tell us what you're observing. >> brian if you can hear me? i want to ask you the question. what did we know about what kind of explosive and guns this young man might have had on him as they're moving in? >> they know or believe he had a assault weapon. a wild chase he and his brother throwing explosives out of the car at the police cars pursuing him including another pressure cooker bomb that detonate add cording to police. the same bomb used to kill and maim at the boston marathon. they had one more they threw out of the car. office yefrz were not hurt seriously in that but it did provide a huge explosion. they searched the car after he ditched it they did not find an assault rifle. he may not have any other explosives though. >> i want to bring in rena bass kin. what did you hear and see? >> oh, s.w.a.t. teams coming in. people running in black uniform was guns, police cars going past and lining streets. and so i can't see

let's go to brad in ohio, please, brad. >> caller: a boo-yah from girard, ohio, jim. >> i got to get there. i haven't been there yet, i'll get there i promise myself. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. the question is, as an investor in specialty retail, i understand the fourth quarter is the quarter with the most significant earnings, but how should companies evaluate the first quarter companies? >> i used to go back to the rules at my hedge fund, i frankly don't care about the first quarter for retail. the first quarter is not meaningful enough. you only have valentine's day during this quarter. i know this, my dad sells gift wrap, it's 21 of those things that valentine's day doesn't move like the season christmas. i'll say i make my judgments on the fourth quarter. that's all that matters, i wait the hear those quarters, then i make my judgment for what the next year is going to bring. mike in illinois. mike. >> caller: cramer, this is mike in illinois. you see i give you a chicago bears bbbb boo-yah. cramer, if i'm short a stock, how long do i have to cover that short? >> fore

brad, you like to beat me up.ynical about watching the senate act in its own self-interest on sequester? >> predicted there would be 6,000 cancellations a day and there were 900 on tuesday. this terrible faa problem is one sixth they predicteded. >> twice in the last two day, my flights were not delayed. >> there's an inherent dishonesty the administration has taken to this process. to let the secretary use discretion to move existing money. >> the sequester policy, this is to go to the straight up political, the president was hoping to insert here. didn't work. >> no, but i think what you're seeing now is you know, sequester happened. nobody thought it was going to happen. the lawmakers put it in place. didn't think that we would be this, get to this point where these cuts are now taking place, so what you got now u are temporary fixing. they're going to tweak it. they're never going to change the whole system, but tweak it here and there and i think we're going to continue to see that. >> there are many people o

the music of brad paisley. and "jaywalking." and now, jay leno!heers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television captions by vitac www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: thank you very much, welcome to "the tonight show." nice to have you all here. as you know, yesterday, congress returned from spring break. see, congress spring break a a little different from college spring break. in congress spring break, you screw as many people as you can when you come back from vacation. it is sort of the opposite, different way -- [ cheers and applause ] well, starting to get serious, china has warned north korea about starting a war. china told them, "oh, really?" no, china told them flat out do not fire any missiles at the united states, "at least until after we get our money. they owe us $16 trillion, wait until then." [ applause ] actually, some experts believe that north korea has a missile that could reach los angeles. and of course, if north korea did attack los angeles, that would of course start a war with mexico. and the w

brad anderson coming up. former best buy ceo brad anderson.s exhausting business. with the innovating and the transforming and the revolutionizing. it's enough to make you forget that you're flying five hundred miles an hour on a chair that just became a bed. you see, we're doing some changing of our own. ah, we can talk about it later. we're putting the wonder back into air travel, one innovation at a time. the new american is arriving. >>> welcome back to "squawk box", everyone. tpaoufpd are indicated slightly. very, very slightly higher for the dow and the s&p. futures up. this is coming after three days in a row for gains for the s&p 500 and the dow, which both finished at record highs yesterday. nasdaq up 1.8%. it's down 6.5. we'll continue to watch this. jobless claims coming up in just about 15 minutes. in the meantime, most of the big retailers don't report monthly sales. tjx fell by 2%. analysts had estimated they would report a comparable drop of 1%. and the company formerly known as limited, now known as l brands, saw numbers up 3%.

joey part of that with brad keselowski.g the points through nine races, this is a quarter of the season. 17 races until the chase and jimmie johnson widens his points lead. >> and brad keselowski will be curious about the outcome of that appeal if he can stay in the top ten in points. >> jamie mcmurray with a shot at victory with the 12 spot. and kenseth with those points deducted. he loses the pole and the bonus points for the second win at kansas until that appeal is heard. nascar on fox continues on the sprint post-race show from richmond, virginia. final thoughts from your winner, kevin harvick and our guys in just a moment. and do you know your... blood type? a or b positive?? have you eaten today? i had some lebanese food for lunch. i love the lebanese. i... i'm not sure. enough of the formalities... lets get started shall we? jimmy how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? happier than dracula volunteering at a blood drive. we have cookies... get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save

brad paisley's due the et with cool j, accidental rapist, getting attention. >> and brad paisley says to spark discussion and if that's the case, it's mission accomplished. pretty much everyone is talking about it, some praise and others attacking it. pa brad paisley and ll cool j, can they overlook each other's differences fr differences and here is a snippet of the song ♪ not everything we've done ♪ the chains. >> the 6 or 8 minutes. rip, robert e. lee, but thank abraham lincoln for freeing me, now what i mean and brad paisley lyric, quoting our generation didn't start this nation and we're still paying for mistakes that a bunch of folks made long before we came and caught between southern pride and southern plains. here is paisley and ll cool j. >> some people take exception with the lyrics. >> i felt like what we had on tape is something that people needed to hear. >> and getting heat, and number 26. >> megyn: thank you. one of our nation's biggest allies is raising its threat status to one just below all-out war. amid concerns that a north korean missile launch, we've got a live