you crane and the netherlands, working to identify key players and here at home the national group briggstogether 18 law enforcement, military and intelligence agency in order to stop current and prevent future attacks. they operate through threat focused cells. special agents, officers and analysts who focus on particular threats such as botnets. just last week we announce d targets of six hackers known as an anonymous. they target the companies, media, and law enforcement since 2008. this case was successful because we worked extensively with our overseas parters and we use our sophisticated intelligence techniques in the psycher arena. we must continue to push forward and enhance our collective capability to fight cyber crime and we do need tougher penalties for cyber centimeters to make the cost of doing business more than they are willing to bear. just as we did after september 11, we must break down walls to succeed in combatting this cyber threat and just as we do or did with terrorism, we must identify and stop cyber threats before they do harm. it is not enough to build our defen

briggs informed just got 7%.ispanic vote is seen as crucial in the november elections. >> the king of tonga has died. the cause of death has not yet been announced. he ruled tonga since 2006 and carried out sweeping political reforms, including seating most of his democratic powers to an elected parliament. >> the president of east timur has admitted defeat in his reelection bid after coming in third in the first round of voting. the two main rivals, including a former guerrilla fighter, we'll go forward to a runoff on april 16. >> some german soccer. shalke made a good round on sunday. the same time with a pile on the misery for the bottom of the table team. hammering the home side. >> they have now gone 16 games without winning. there is speculation that the coach will be sacked soon. but the team's managers will not comment. >> if you take even a halfway serious approach to this job, you cannot make those kinds of decisions in public when the atmosphere is so emotional and negative. >> the hosts started fast a

our very own dave briggs. >> alisyn: dave briggs, where are you?h the tattoo. >> and beard. dave briggs, oh, my gosh, look at you, dave. >> in the pen win plunge, how cold. >> 43 degrees. >> it was the long island sound and i just now am recovering to normal. but it was very exhilarating. i should use that to wake up every day, how wide awake i felt for the next hour, it was tremendous. >> and people say take cold showers. >> and then the hypothermia set in. i was cold under blankets. and rick reichmuth. >> alisyn: i hope you feel chagrinned right now. >> he's about to run in right now, and go! >> no, not going to happen. (laughter) >> after did you it it, are you addicted and going to do it. >> dave: because it's for the special olympics of connecticut. i'll do it every year, raised over $100,000, over 300 jumpers. i'll do it every year. >> clayton: and a swim in the hudson to wake up in the morning. >> alisyn: exactly like that. >> dave: you and i are going to maine on new years day, one of the viewers invited us. >> all right. next year, i'm wit

briggs stock exchange this is not happen before this is a new exceeds a new tradition the political leader is believe that a brick could emerge the a growing up anomic power between the country that with them for life establishment they also believe that it could serve as an alternative to why spirit led by nanteuil institutions like the international monetary fund and the world bank are certain need to rick's hopes to be able to or to remove the overall predominance of the institution by the united states and european union countries the brics countries have been busy this year not just in guarding against the impact of europe's financial crisis moving away from the dollar as a reserve currency to a brick striven one is also still firmly on the agenda would become a goody goody good goods. thanksgivings it would be. telling. you it is just by thinking of the women of this the summit will be hoping to advance further in the economic interests of the brics group further loosening reliance on glass during dominated global economic architecture preassure either r t new delhi india or today's

that a pack even represents the majority of the jewish opinion you know we really doesn't practice briggs impuls big vision to go straight ahead because we're going to rand and over half of america do say that they don't want to war with iran who just. i think in a war to the right of american jewry and why do you think that candidates republican presidential candidates spend so much effort pandering to this lobbying group. the interesting. part of the republican party right now has absolutely no light between the israeli government and me a pac is a very powerful lobby. lobby which also supports israel unreservedly is a very powerful lobby the military industrial complex is a very powerful lobby in the combination of those things certainly within the republican worldview. they pack is a really strong reputation that they can make or break candidates so it's really a political calculation i think that the republican party. kind of party have made it they the organ or the. campaign and just how much power would you say this group has over us foreign policy well you know i think a lot of th

a rough couple of months i guess you can say to say the least considering the fact you had qur'an briggs and these are massive protests across the country of course and we had this massacre at the same time we've seen afghan troops or i can secure the forces turning on u.s. troops other nato troops in recent days and so do you think that it was just as horrible combination of everything that finally made public opinion changed so drastically because there was really a big jump there in the last four months and we've seen all of these things before in afghanistan throughout the last ten years we've seen koran burnings we've seen the kill team seen you know really gruesome stories like this but is it is because it's all happening so closely together. that's certainly that certainly helps and you know responding to the point you are making at the top of the show in that it tension deficit disorder culture where you bring all these horrible events together it forces people to think about it and to say what is going on here and also you know with afghanistan there's been a tremendous effort o

good man, dave briggs, playing along. dave, thank you very much. >> see you guys.controversy over a seven-year-old girl's battle with weight, why her mother's story is creating a firestorm. there they are. we're going to tell you why. we'll go in depth with this story. wait until you hear what the mother had to say about her daughter. >> and on the campaign trail, rick santorum gives a new "new york times" reporter an earful when pressed about comments he made with mitt romney. is the media giving santorum a fair shake or is santorum wrong here? >> 360 investing dashboard. e-trade 360 is the world's first investing homepage that shows you where all your investments are and what they're doing with free streaming quotes, news, analysis and even your trade ticket. everything exactly the way you want it, all on one page. transform your investing with the all-new e-trade 360 investing dashboard. jenna: the supreme court wrapping up the first day of oral arguments in the landmark healthcare case. we are glad you are with us, everybody. i'm jenna lee. greg. jon: i'm jon s

this is is from ted briggs in nashville. he tells us he captured the worst of it. i want you to know we are not showing video from people who made active effort to go to danger to get video. he was at his house. i've been looking at images of the hail on the ground in several places. in some cases it's larger than what we are seeing than golf balls. we of have one new piece of video. it shows what the sky was like today. this is from donny gray jr. we've been following the weather in georgia and southern parts of georgia today. that's video. in some cases still pictures tell a story that's incredibly powerful, as well. i want to show you some of these. we can zoom in a little bit. in some cases we are using i-report photos. in some cases we are using photos from news agencies. take a look here. they are incredible. you see homes that are destroyed. livelihoods destroyed. roads impassable, schools that no longer exist. cars that have been smashed almost like toy cars. absolutely incredible. in some cases like this, this is a sign that says "home." where you are able

this one is from ted briggs. hail that was coming down as the storm was passing through. i've been seeing some closeups of what some of these pieces of hail look like of the we're about to see it in this video. at least as large as golf balls. in some cases, even bigger. and they have been obviously taking a pounding and bringing a lot of damage along with them. we're going to get closeup here. i want you to see them in his hand and those aren't some of the largest. these are just some of the pictures and videos coming in. now, by far the most popular video among our ireports today is one that tells a great deal about what the tornados look like to some people in this country. take a look at this. now, let me tell you what we're seeing here. this is out of indiana and this was taken by ireporter chad hinton. he was looking out just a couple of miles and he says he was looking out toward henryville and that is the area, one of the major areas we've been showing you today that experienced so much damage, so much de

partly cloudy skies, briggs of sunshine and temperatures in the low-mid- 60s. oakland coming in at 63, same for redwood city. low 60s and portions of the north bay. as we take a look at your 7 day around the bay forecast you will see we will be drive for the rest of today into tomorrow and portions of friday as well. >>james: there are no hot spots out there. we're doing pretty good. the bridges are looking all right. everyone is moving at the limit with no delays. we will be back with more weather and traffic in a moment. >>justine: we are tracking all of this storm damage that is out there this morning. this happened at about 7:00 yesterday. significant damage was done to a house and the fairfax. generally, there are no residents injured. >> this sounds like a jet plane. but then, i thought it was an earthquake. >>justine: this is what it looked like driving across the bay bridge yesterday. the wind and rain made it pretty treacherous for driving. you definitely need when she lepers. a lot of trouble problems at sfo. more than 100 flights canceled and travele

descended from early seventeen century early inhas beenats to the virginia colony who had similar up-briggs but madison was a little more aflubt. both educated. and they came to different conclusions. even though their service almost totally mirrored each other. the virginia legislature they served on the council of state and there was a plural executive, one they became free americans were terrified of the executives so they didn't want to just have one governor. they pet them in with a council of state so he could practice his executive power exactly. they both served in the continental congress and the confederation and they had exactly the same resume but they came to two totally different conclusions about this and it was true for a lot of their countrymen as well. and then the second question -- [inaudible] >> thomas jefferson is in paris as a minister to france during this time. he does receive the most complete post-election analysis from both madison and monroe. thomas jefferson was their dear mutual friend. thomas jefferson once referred to madison and monroe as the twin pillars o

dave briggs and i are about to be in the twitter war.es. >> dave: pictures of your pollen. >> rick: if you pay attention to twitter, poll sn a big deal. the pollen count got over 9,000, and previous was 6,000 and everybody's cars looked like this and lawn furniture. am i right? respond on twitter. >> dave: i'm on board, okay, i like it. more pollen pictures. >> clayton: and going to look out longingly. >> rick: all right. so, anyway, the pollen is bad and atlanta tomorrow. and take a look at the weather map, big storm out west and rain and snow and not dealing with the spring conditions yet and the rain that's flowed through the central plains and into the east has caused some of that the pollen down and in fact, a threat for severe weather across georgia and areas of the mid atlantic. and could be a tornado or two. definitely, we'll see strong winds and maybe a little hail. so, certainly watch out. we've had so much severe weather again this week and getting into the season. temperature-wise, across the plains, again, temps well above a

find me on twitter at dave briggs. and a terrifying scene caught on camera. get this.r beef with a twist, how it's done. and the navy drill team before the st. patrick's day parade here in new york city and show you the one happening in dublin, wow! >> ♪ ♪ >> welcome back, everybody. happy st. patrick's day. earlier we showed you the cube of carnage, now, the dead man walk formation. rick reichmuth, rick. what's more frightening the tube of carnage or the dead man walk. >> rick: the cube of carnage, make sure i was good. it was good. and had no idea wh is happening. >> mike: half your tie is missing, cut off. >> oops. >> dave: chef, great to see you. >> mike: chef chris. >> the culinary bad boy what they caw call him and doing a twist. we're doing a new spin on an old classic and corned beef and cabbage and the jalapeno tobasco, it's delicious. right now the beef is browning, seasonening. >> hang on what type of beat? >> i use chuck. and something more cost effective. >> does chuck know about that? >> chuck does, you better believe it. spice it up and mellow it out wit

our very own dave briggs took the plunge this weekend, the penguin plunge, that is. is westport, connecticut, jumping into the long island sound on saturday. there he is. there he is! all right! whoo! all right, dave. ok. just 42 degrees. dave was freezing for a reason, though. this plunge benefited the special olympics and these brave souls raised over $100,000. i might suggest that he does more of those kinds of things. >> great cause. i watched it over the weekend. that was great to watch. >> nice job, dave. >> donald, are you going to be doing that any time soon? >> i'm not so sure. doesn't look too good to me. >> i was talking about going shirtless. >> ok. >> shirtless, i love, right? shirtless i love. >> all right. >> can we move on now? >> mr. trump, donald, good to speak to you. good to see your picture in the lower right-hand corner of the screen there. gasoline prices, gasoline $3.80 national average today. on its way up $2 higher than when president obama took over. yet, today, president obama says it's his fault that there's increased oil production. whic

don't miss his saint patty's daly preview examine dave briggs is here for what's coming up this weekendon from one of the country's top heart doctors. he says we have it all wrong, from the causes and treatments of heart conditions. he'll be here to explain why. plus, is being a mama's boy a myth? we'll hear from an author who says keeping close to your mother actually teaches you to man up. that's good news for this mama's boy. and our irish eyes are smiling. we'll be cooking up a big saint patty's day feast. that's all coming up this weekend starting at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. we'll see you then, guys. ♪ i'm a marathon runner, in absolute perfect physical condition and i had a heart attack right out of the clear blue... i'm on an aspirin regimen... and i take bayer chewables. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. he's my success story. [ laughs ] the healthcare law gives us powerful tools to fight it... to investigate it... ...prosecute it... and stop criminals. our senior medicare patrol volunteers... are teaching seniors across the co

dave briggs, clayton morris, ainsley earhardt in for allyson. here's the question.a a lot of people, that's the reality. >> maybe we could if we weren't working these days, right? >> i have lasagna in the oven. >> i'm sorry. marie. that was for dinner? >> i took it out to make the corn dogs. you want a corn dog? >> turns out the majority of men do admit that their mom cooks better than their wife, but in all fairness, the wives are busy taking care of the kids and bouncing around. they don't have all the time that your mom had. the numbers item the story. >> let's take a look at this. one fourth of you will sneak over to mom' mom's house to eat without your wife knowing. a tenth say they feel pressured to live up to mother-in-law's skills. a tenth refuse to eat wife's food. 13% tell the their wives to get cooking advice from their mom. >> i have fell victim to that. >> that's a big mistake. how did that go over? >> the couch was comfortable. >> an e-mail this morning from debbie that says i could never hold a candle to my mom's cooking but i make a mean microwave di