. >> on august 22nd, 2004, carl ables earned the infamous distinction of being the only spring creeknmate to kill another prisoner. >> put a cellie in with me, the guy was doing life, in for homicide for killing his mom. which is disgusting. but this mental illness thing. he got 39 years suspended and eligible for parole in 20 years. he's bragging about that, i killed mommy, and i'm getting out in 20 years. blah, blah, blah. okay, dude. i sit here and listen to this garbage, and i have to listen to garbage, and i can't tell him. so i tore the sheet and i wrapped it around his head and i said, you ain't doing nothing. you go say hi to mommy. >> the murder earned carl 99 years on top of his 77 years he was already serving for killing of a co-worker and animal cruelty. >> i caved his head in. caved it in totally. the biggest fragment of bone they found was the size of a half dollar. then i -- i probably got a little out of hand later on. i kept on hanging out. beating on him some more. i was interested in how the decomposition would be. it was pretty interesting. but it was kind of twis

the record of the president is he wasn't able to remedy -- >> carl levin says the volcker rule, which govern how they use their money to make these kinds of trades to hedge their bets, it would address that. >> i'm not a financial expert or an expert on s.e.c., but i can tell you that this president talks a lot about regulation on wall street. he takes millions and millions of dollars from wall street. what he's done over the last 3 1/2 years with a republican senate -- levin had control of the senate on this issue. and they had had a democratic control of the house. so they had the democrats in control of the house, the democrats in control of the senate, they had the president in the white house, and they didn't control any of these things. so they've made things worse. >> chairman priebus, a lot to talk to you about as this campaign goes on. we certainly hope to have you back. >> and happy mother's day to my wife. >> well done. >>> all right. coming up here, the vice president certainly put the gay marriage debate on the map. on this program and for the week, the president came out

policies and the effort he set many motion over 5.9 million were able to change çktheir mortgages, avoid foreclosure and stay in their homes. carlu doing nothing to call out his bs and i know will prove him Ñ- wrong. >> reporter: çkthat goes çkon f about three minutes and what it does is try to disprove everything from the previous ad but çkyou know as well as i do this day and age Ñ-of super pac there is a lot more back and forth. >> okay i was going to say stay for that live report. . >> coming up new at six what would you do if you opened up the water bill and it was four times as much as normal? what people in one neighborhood say is going on and what the city is doing. >>> and we need them to power a lot of things, but they could be putting our children's lives at risk. what you need to know about the dangers of button batteries, those and more coming up new for you at six. here a preview of world news at 6:30. here is diane say year. >> coming up, sun screen, it was supposed to change the label to protect everybody in the sun but did they? a big reality check tonight. before you head out into the sun watch world news. ♪ ♪

carl icahn invested in the stock and was able to effect change in the company by working with them to have they will sell noncore assets, debt down, et cetera. this time he's going hostile. he had dinner within the last week with aubrey mclendon here in new york and i'm told the discussion was about icicahn's discussion to have two seats on the board, himself or two people his choosing. in between that dinner and the letter, that demand grew to four seats on the board. he wanted two that he could help decide upon and another two that another party such as southeastern asset management, the $34 billion money managen rn memphis that owns about 13% in stock would select. are southeastern and icahn working together? there's no public evidence of that. however, icahn seems to have drawn southeastern into his battle. seems like their tactics are pretty different. icon and i go sayiahn saying a e done and let debt, better corporate governor thanks. >> ai'm sure mclendon's no dumb any. he saw this could have happened. he managed to finesse the operation. this time icahn is really going for th

had recorded it and i guess he saved it, and we used to always watch carl lewis, jackie joyner-kersee and greg louganis and he was ablehe did in the diving arena. that's like a story i'll never forget. that was so inspiring for me as an athlete, to look up and be inspired by that. >> let's take a short break. i want to come back and talk to you about love. >> 40-love? >> no. >> 15? >> this kind of love, serena. brace yourself. >>> back with my special guest, serena williams. serena, you are a very good tweeter on twitter. >> thank you very much. >> in fact, you have more followers than me. 2.4 million. which is very annoying, but you do. and you tweet the most fantastic features. because they sort of tell your life as it unravels. >> yes. >> this one, for example. these are your feet after you had this awful illness. and i saw you in the middle of all this. >> isn't that crazy? >> you had this blood clot which became very nasty. tell me about that. >> well, i had that horrible blood clot which was -- you saw me right before that happened, actually. >> i did. >> literally like a day. and that turned my whole world upsi

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able to take it, these guys were amazed. >> protesters were not deterred. they were back out on monday, but so far, demonstrations remained peaceful. i'm carl reporting. >>> coming up tonight at 7:00 on 9news, traffic tickets and taxes, two things nobody likes. now, d.c. proposed a way of using one to get you to pay the other. we'll tell you all about it. >> okay, derek. still to come in this half hour of 9news. trouble for the coach, not the players at the redskins first series of ota. anny. >> keep your umbrellas handy. more showers and thunderstorms coming this way. but first, here's a look at your almanac. we got up to 75 degrees today. picking up .03 of presip. we still need 5 inches to catch up to normal. stick around for your forecast, including memorial day weekend. >>> but first, only three people have done it and live to tell the tail. one man's plunge over niagra falls. up next. >>> caught on tape tonight, the moment just after a man went over niagra falls and survived. they saw him go over a railing around 10:30. the unidentified man fell 180 feet over the falls before surfacing near an observation platform below. it took the cr

pitch and then hopefully we'll be able to celebrate because that is a dream we've all had for many years now. spain meanwhile will be without their talismanic defender carles puyol when they defend their european title in june the thirty four year old will undergo surgery on his right knee which takes six weeks to recover from the barcelona captain has ninety nine caps featuring in every major tournaments since the two thousand and two world cup finals. but we have to wait and see how the surgery goes and what the doctors say afterwards however it will be virtually impossible for me to take part in a year old twenty twelve i'll need to take some time to recover from meeting someone else who was in better shape at my spot as the host of russian footballing legends have been paying tribute to those who fell during the second world war members of the soviet union to limp and european championship winning teams gathering at moscow's victory park to remember the dead michael chang reports. it's pretty much the dream for any. to become. but few would have had as difficult a time achieving that dream than those going up during wartime. but despite the fact that t

what we did talk to him about last night, carl, also, was what happens with the jobs picture. we were ableo pin him down and he took the under on the consensus estimate. he was right on that call. and when we asked him why, he said it was because of what he's seeing in the economy. listen to how he sees the economy. >> i would say we're still seeing an economy that's improving. but it's not at a fast rate. now, it's been improving quite steadily since the fall of 2009. but the trajectory has been just, you know, a very small angle. and that angle has not improved in the last few months. so if anything, the economy is better now than it was. >> why do you think that it's not improving at a faster rate. it's because home construction hasn't come back. that will have a huge effect. when we start needing to build as many houses as we have households for, you'll see a major change in the economy. that will happen, but i'm gradually learning not to predict when. >> guys, we talked to hr meredith whitney the other day. she thinks it will be very hard for them to replicate what they've done in tha

able to follow your burger with another burger. >> i like the sound of that. >> it's ice cream. carl jr. testing it, the ice cream burger.efore two sugar cookies, green and yellow icing makes it look like condiments. and carl's jr. will decide if they're going to sell it at other locations once they get guest feedback. >> every parent's dream. >>> a view of the bay you will not get anywhere else. bob redell, the man on top of the world and on top of the golden gate bridge we'll have him just ahead. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great prices on things you need. we know you look around for the best deals. that's why we give you real big club card deals each week. right now, arrowhead water is just $3.33 a case. heinz ketchup is only $1.79. that's for the party size. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. get the new safeway app. it's free. and the easiest way to get the most savings. >> reporter: it's her 75th anniversary, why not take it close to 750 feet up? i'm bob redell. we'll take you live atop the south tower of the golden gate bridge. it's a foggy

carl in lonesome dove. and the one i knew least would be clay shaw in jfk. >>> and that is pretty much all kevin was able tot of the famously non-chatty mr. jones. he faired better with will smith as promised, kevin asked him a fox 5 viewer question the person who sent it in will be happy with his answer here is their conversation. >> congratulations. >> kev what up. >> pleasure to meet you. it is an honor to meet you. >> my pleasure man. >> i love how you travel back in time and deal with the younger version of tommy lee jones if you could travel back to an early will smith set and find yourself on the set and say will, play this part differently with the advice you have now, what would you do. >> that is interesting. see, from my extensive study of time travel for this movie i realize you got to be careful because if you change one thing you change everything. >> right. >> and as i sit here today, my life is as good as it has ever been, so i am like, i am happy, and inspired and all of that, so i would be very careful to go back and mess with stuff. there is not good and bad i believe everything happens t

able to do it. i think it's a matter of time and making those strategic decisions, carl. >> we just talked about the there are four of them. they're big. >> yes. and various valuations. do you have an opinion as to which one is overvalued? >> this is the most interesting thing. my wonderful colleague, marcella prince, put together a chart that you can see on today's "wall street journal," looked at basic financials of those four horsemen, apple, google, facebook and amazon. >> there it is. >> what struck me was this, carl, that of the group actually the best performer has to be apple. okay? look, on a forward basis, right now based on current trading price, it's trading in at 11 1/2 times of 2012 earnings. that is not very high. compare that to amazon, right, trading above 150, almost 160 times above its 2012 earnings. if anything comes from the chart, carl, you have to say amazon is overvalued compared to facebook. if i had to rank them, apple/google. facebook and amazon last. >> dennis, i don't know if you saw the relative numbers we presented right before but the reason amazon will maintain that

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as carl mentioned a few minutes ago, fitch announcing a couple minutes ago its cutting its rating on greece once again. it's now at ccc, reflecting concerns greece may not be ablein its european union membership. it goes onto warn if they do exit the eurozone, widespread defaults are possible on euro denominated obligations. we will follow this story and the markets throughout the hour and afternoon. after the break carl continues our special on facebook including major privacy concerns for users and investors. we began with the rx.male] [ tires squeal ] then we turned the page, creating the rx hybrid. ♪ now we've turned the page again with the all-new rx f sport. ♪ this is the next chapter for the rx and the next chapter for lexus. see your lexus dealer. but not how we get there. because in this business, there are no straight lines. only the twists and turns of an unpredictable industry. so the eighty-thousand employees at delta... must anticipate the unexpected. and never let the rules overrule common sense. this is how we tame the unwieldiness of air travel, until it's not just lines you see... it's the world. and i thought "i can't do this, it's just too h

carl levin. >> ben franklin. >> look it up in the dictionary. you see the demagoguing he's ables getting out of this. he calls it depositor money that they gambling in a casino. and that's a -- we need -- >> that's absolutely totally wrong. and jamie can't fight back because guess what? he's got to live with these people. thank god they lose every once in a while. luger, when these guys are there that long and get thrown out, your turn will come too. because guess what what do they do when they get out they go to k street and become loobyists like sarbanes-oxley. >> if you were expanding in mexico, home depot would you allow bribes? >> absolutely not. >> how would you grow then? what do you say about walmart. how do you business down there. to get the environmental clearance it will take you three years to get a permit. you let lowe's go in there. >> if that's what happened in walmart and that's a big if. if walmart knew what they were doing to accomplish their needs and permits and sites -- >> that's the way you do business down there. >> guess what? we got out of south america

carl, we need to be sure there is no run on the bank. if you're going to be ableo get money out in euros right now, you don't want to get money out in drakba. the story in the world to watch. anybody that thinks it's not -- i wish david "the brain" faber were here now. greece for 100 and he would say what is the most dangerous thing on snernlg. >> some argue if greece were really going to leave, the euro would be catching more of a bid at these levels. >> look, the euro, the way to be able to bring the economies back there is to have the euro debased. i would tell that you the declining gold is also all part and parcel with this notion of a financial implosion there. obviously, i don't want to see that. no one does. if greece, if they want to pull the out of greece, they doll that. it has to be stock. someone has to say ecb, here's a trillion dollars in bonds. we're going to do this. this is the time to go growth. this is the time to assure no runs at the bank. or it's going to be too late. >> let's get industrial production. rick santelli is in chicago. rick? >>

able to find a bidder for the company as a whole. can you stick with the company where nat gas prices the way they are? >> carl great year last year because of his investments. ken squire, my friend at 13d monitor, has done a study of activistings including icahn. it's an interesting question you raise. there is a possibility he's already past 5% and will have to file a 13d. given the volume in that stock, it's not inconceivable. it's traded an enormous amount of shares over the last couple of weeks at chesapeake. i also heard he was in the p prepreferreds. >> they're a de-filer as well now. >> they could pair up and become a powerful team. >> and aubrey mcclendon saying they have $60 billion in assets. no one's ever doubted the quality of their assets. they doubted the balance sheet. but the quality assets is very high. in the end, that will matter to china or korea where i think they'd shop the company if they ever got the go-ahead to shop by the lead director, pete miller. i'm not sure how much control mcclendon had right now. >> 1,338, a mid-morning attempt by the shorts to really turn up the gas. what do