. >> once again, chris chandler. >> to aid afghanistan's efforts, the u.s. government is building media centers at universities, also rewarding schools for general -- we are specifically funding a journalism partnership here at san jose university and it's very crucial for u.s. interest. >> u.s. state department officer says the program is a lot of impractical information that's not taught. >> have i seen professors get very excited about the course work that they are learning here at sj san jose. have i seen them very excite -- i have seen them very excited over knowledge they have learned in afghanistan. >> the state department is providing them with english language, but eventually take the test of english as a foreign language for entrance to master's degree programs at american universities. >> i have seen incredible leaps and bounds of their english proficiency even in a short amount of time. >> not only the technical knowledge they've gained but many of the pleasant memories and friendships that are built has been transformitive and well be with them

next possession, chandler goes right through the lane and throws it down. he had 29 points. nuggets win, 96-86. >>> to the diamond, the braves visiting the marlins. in the fifth inning, evan gaddic, he's been red hot and goes deep to left field, a three-run bomb, third home run of the season and second in as many days. two batters later, juan francisco goes to center. a two-run shot, two ribbies and the braves win 2-0. that's your "sportscenter" update, i'm cassidy hubbarth. have a great morning. >>> the red sox lost to the orioles at fenway park, was not a sellout. >> that ends the longest home sellout streak in major pro-sports history. they played before packed houses for 820 consecutive games. a milestone. >>> up next "the pulse" and prove that "tonight show" host likes us, likes watching this newscast apparently. >> we'll tell you all about it. >>> plus, getting love and attention, where this dog was rescued at is pulling at the heartstrings of one town. >>> why could her days as a supermodel be over? soulmate. husband. loving father to your children. but first you've g

. >> this documentary comes from alexander chandler of clearwater high school in florida. her message to the president focuses on reducing gun violence in schools through stricter security measures. it's a second prize winning ideo in this year's c-span studentcam competition. d-[gunshot] s-t-u-v-- [gunshot] >> ♪ now i know my abc's, next time won't you sing with me ♪ >> this is not about gun reform. it's not about gun laws. it's a story. it's a story about what could have prevented the loss of innocent lives and protect the ones of the future. 25 years ago, my mother, lisa, attended pinellas park high school. she was a varsity cheerleader. a member of the honors choir. on february 11, 1988, it was a day like any other day. she and her friends were eating lunch in the commons area when chaos erupted. >> all of a sudden, there was a loud noise, people started screaming, kids were yelling, and it was so confusing and at first i thought there must be a fight. but then i saw all of these kids running toward us, tables were turning over, lunch plates were hitting the ground, an

update news' chris chandler took a look at how san jose state students have reacted. ">>>the 117th annual boston marathon was marred by deadly blasts this week, as two improvised explosive devices detonated, killing three, and wounding scores of people. "nat sound "explosion" among the dead was martin richard, an eight year old boy. president obama addressed the nation from boston, offering strength and support to those affected. "as you begin this long journey of recovery, your city is with you, your commonwealth is with you, your country is with you, we will all be with you as you learn to stand and walk, and yes, run again. of that i have no doubt, you will run again." standup: among the more than twenty five thousand participants, many parts of the world were represented, including here at san jose, which produced at least fifty runners, including s-j-s-u kinesiology professor matthew bejar, who is thankfully not listed among the dead or wounded. to answer the call for aid, many of san jose state's assorted fraternities and sororities organized within twenty four

i want to ask i know my staff made a number of requests for chandler from the city college i'm wondering is there anyone from the city college here to report to the board of supervisors. so despite to have someone here they are not heeler we'll hope that somebody shows up. i see there may have been a few a calls from the . with you the think the strong voice if the community and faculty and students is really important in this hearing. i want to ask if we could move to public comment now and the fact that the administration is not here my hope is that i could communicate a little bit which what was given to me but if we could move to public comment? >> we do have a - there are a bunch of speaker cards. >> i know we had a couple of gentlemen that point to be here but i'll call the director here. (calling names). a faculty member and leader of the coalition leslie and i'll wait to call more in a moment >> thank you supervisor mar and having this conversation. i think that we know that that san francisco values city college and what we offer greatly and we saw that in the vote for propositi

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stefan curly over wilson chandler. and currie has 30 points. warriors led by 8 at halftime.the 3rd quarter. harrison barnes on the break with the dunk. barnes finishes, fills in nicely for lee with a career high 24. the warriors win 130-117. sharks need a point to clinch the playoffs. they are down 2-1. they score two goals in 30 seconds. gave him a 3-2 lead. they win by that. the giants trail 4-2 in the 9th against arizona, but brandon belt who won it last night tied it with a home run in the arcade. it is tied right now in the 11th inning. a's knocked out, red sox starter, it was already 6-0 in the 4th when smith went deep. it was 13-0 when the game was called because of the weather. a's win. >> giants win. great night. >> they did? i'm saying we need that. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ]

those were coordinated by our very capable sergeant chandler and they range from small block party street closures all the way up to large events which the carnival, pride, sin cinco de mayo and halloween. this next slide will give you an idea of some of the neighborhood a lielgs that alliances that we have on the mission and work with these groups on a regular basis. the next slide will show you some of our community based organizations, many of whom we meet with and talk about various ways that we can connect with the officers and within the community. the next slide will show some of the community advisory board at mission station. we work on a variety of different issues that face us here in the mission, we are currently working towards a program, working towards getting help for nibt -- thank you for your attention. i hope you understand the mission here and i will be happy to answer any questions you might have. >> thank you very much captain moezer. that was a very thorough presentation . what we ordinarily do is sometimes we have a few questions for the captains. we would like the

chandler carson scored 27 points for houston and oklahoma city misses a last-second shot to tie the game05-103 to avoid a four-game sweep. >>> in the eastern conference, atlanta's josh smith scores 29 points as hawks down the pacers. 10 it-91. the series is tied at two games a piece. >>> the nets will extend their first season in brooklyn for at least one more game. brook lopez scored 28 points as brooklyn topped chicago 110-91. the bulls lead the series three games to two. >>> in baseball, milwaukee brews up a batch of offense versus pittsburgh. in the fourth inning, the pitcher smacks a homer to left field and the next batter sends one out to right and in the fifth brewers go back to back again. this time it's carlos gomez and betancourt homering in consecutive at bats. milwaukee win 10-4. >>> tebow time is over in new york. the quarterback was cut by the jets monday. tebow played sparingly in his only season in new york. it's unclear if any nfl team will sign tebow. the canadian football league's montreal team said he can compete for a role as a backup quarterback. >>> when we return,

market and i urge you to give my kids a place to play other than my living room and dining room and chandler. i request your support. >> thank you. >> hunter. >> good morning commissioners. so i too am a noe valley resident along with my family. just a couple of things because so much good has been said about this project but we urge you to approve the acquisition. the cost is the cost but there's two benefits to this that i see that people have not brought up. the first it's truly community transaction. you heard a lot about the community where the project has come from but it also benefits it is ministry and to me when i arrived in noe valley it was the heart and soul of noe valley and the ministry will benefit greatly, its building and ability to serve the community will benefit. all the money does stay in the city and noe valley and that is an important consideration. the second is i had the privilege of serving on the go back and the citizens oversight community and when rec and park came and shared this idea and to me this was clever and genuine thoughtful smart things that any agency

chandler, we've got tons of great reporters. and started listing all these great reporters and he purposely left off the name of jack nelson. he wasn't about to give him up. and a week later otis chandler hired jack nelson. [laughter] that is how jack got to "the los angeles times". did great work here in atlanta. continued, he brought investigative reporting to the civil rights story, which was elevated to an all new level. moves to washington. is head of the washington bureau. now, "l.a. times" did not have a great imprint in washington until jack got there. i'm not saying it had none. it didn't have anything like what it would have afterwards. when it got there it had 17 reporters. when he retired they had 57. so i called the washington bureau of "the los angeles times" the house that jack built. [laughter] okay. i'm going to turn now to our wonderful guests. we have barbara matusow, jack's wife, who took on completion of "scoop". it was 80% done, the atlanta parts, the southern parts were pretty much done. she finished it, p

im chris chandler. and i'm tiffani tofani... thanks for joining us. with the future of the student union unclear.... s-j-s-u students stated their stance this week. update news reporter saushe young is live on campus with the story...saushe? theres a big debate going on on campus right now about who should control the student union, and other non-profit entities known as auxliaries. and this week some students made their feelings known. ">>><< take pkg - runs : 1:28 ..std outcue" ">>>students carried signs into morris daily auditorium monday to make their feelings know to univerity president muhammod quyomi. the students main concern was that the univeristy administration is planning to take control of the student union, spartan shop, and other school entities known as auxiliaries.t the auxiliaries are currenltly under the student union policy board. calvin - "if there's any plans or discussions to take away our student organizations that we paid for, that we governed by a majority of us and that serves us, then we deserve a seat at the table and our

so it could be these patent controls and the fact that cisco has to stand $50 million, mac chandler, the general counsel of cisco, was here a few weeks ago to testify on capitol hill about that. that's $50 million of what they now consider an innovation tax fighting innovation that could be rather put into research and development. and so, you know, there's not a great interest in washington. there's more about how to move the needle forward. they really look to the east rather than to the west. >> host: did your washington experience help you in silicon valley? >> guest: only in the sense of i developed a thick skin, and as a entrepreneur, you know, clearly you need a thick skin. but those skills don't really transfer very well. you know, just learning -- i was schooled in the art of war. and that is not the way that silicon valley operates. it is more about how can i help you rather than you don't have to be my enemy. and what was really entering to me is sometimes competitors will actually, you know, figure out a creative way to partner together, to have them prosthelytize their p

joey and chandler. >> can you hug me?: but jackie samuels has taken this fundamental need to a whole new level. what do you do? >> i cuddle. >> reporter: you couldle? >> yes. >> professional cuddle? >> her business based in rochester, new york, for 300 bucks she snuggles for an hour. >> what are the boundaries. >> no touching or kissing. >> reporter: she claims her business yields tangible benefits. human touch releases something called oxytocin the happiness hormone in our brain. >> we're not acknowledging that we have a basic need to be touched and touch others. >> reporter: for her customers vary. some might surprise you. >> they range from 20 up to 85. there are people from construction workers to doctors, to financial consultants. >> reporter: everybody's probably unmarried i would imagine. >> i have married clients. >> reporter: really? >> who says my wife doesn't like to cuddle. >> reporter: he's among the clients. he argues that it fulfills a basic need. >> i think everyone can use more affection and hugs in their

chandler bing. of "friends" fame. >> chandler bing. >> yes.epted and was told very nicely, curtly, you can't go that way, sir. but he's like wait, wait, wait, what's going on? it almost bake an issue. but it wasn't. and he went the right way. >> with humor. >> security's very tight. it was cute. it was funny. >> it's not just hollywood. you're talking about matthew perry. but there are big names there, even in sports. brianna, i understand you spoke with louisville cardinal basketball player kevin ware. >> that's right. he's actually a get of cnn's here at this dinner. we're so glad to have him. >> it was cool. >> and don, we were able to interview a number of people, but for me personally i will tell you this was the highlight for me. 20-year-old louisville sophomore was -- i mean is a basketball phenom but really became a bit of an icon when we saw him just have that very tragic break of his leg last month during the game. louisville against duke. so i talked to him about what's ahead for him as far as basketball goes, but also what is he go

the chandler family founded the l.a.es in 1888 as a conservative newspaper, and never mind that no complaints were raised after reports that democratic billionaires ron burkle and ely broad were interested in buying "the new york times." there's that old saying that freedom of the press goes to the guy who owns one. the key point here isn't red or blue or politics, it's green -- money. tribune company just emerged from chapter 11, and while liberal pillars in hollywood are interested mainly in buying only the l.a. times, the koch brothers may bid to buy all eight tribune newspapers combined, and that could better insure their survival. liz? liz: well, yeah. to be fair and balanced, a lot of people say the op-ed page of the "wall street journal" is all right-wing, all conservative. >> reporter: it's supposed to be. liz: what the op-ed page is doesn't necessarily speak for what the actual newspaper is. >> reporter: do we really think that? really? because i think that the liberal views of the new york times infect that ent

i was made to sit there and not dirk chandler to contemplate my badness. and i remember it has been on the hard store, although my auntie godmother who is now 83, bless her heart tells me it's a big soft fleshy cushion chair. i'm not sure about memory they are, but it felt like a herd share. i was made to look at the portraits that surrounded me. one portion it to my right -- note to my left was not great, great grandfather was a spanish brigadier general. he was the first thing in to charge and was the first spaniard to fall. he was killed with a sword to his heart right away at the very beginning of the battle. he was on the left. on the right was a portrait of a long, wistful, beautiful young woman who was the daughter, but she'd never met him. she was born a few weeks after a sword pierced his heart. across from me was the rebel general that eventually married at the age of 16 in the rebel general charge down that hill and the battle of ayacucho and with bolivar services, managed to sleep through an animated, by the way, with the peruvian freedom and a

. >> tyson chandler was playing too many minutes so bill russell they signed to a 10-day.s 79 but healthy. that knee he was is okay. >> imus: mike breen went from working with dave simms and producing on the weekends on nbc to -- it's quite a run. >> the key was coming to this show. >> imus: that's not patronize. >> it's true. you don't remember the first day. i went back into your office, dale parsons was program director. he brought me back there. don criqui -- >> imus: i love don criqui, the single-most difficult person i worked with other than murray the cave. >> don criqui difficult to work with? >> oh my god. a great guy, great sense of humor. >> he used to miss every friday and monday so i asked if i could fill in. he said let's bring you back to the office. he hadn't quite given up drinking and you were pretty much three seets so the wind but you said okay. i walked in the next day and you said who the f are you? >> imus: i was probably drunk when i signed off. >> i think you were. but you were a kind drunk. >> imus: you were great. you became great. so who is the

chandler went ahead, got people together.e had a petition, he got the towns folk involved and got the administration involved. and today they do the pledge of allegiance at least once a week. >>steve: once a week. what you would like to do with your house bill 3014 would be to have kids have the opportunity to say it once a day, plus flags for classroom, which i thought all classrooms had flags any way. >> most of them do, but there are some schools -- most schools do pledge. but there are some schools that do not do pledges. there are some schools that have no flags whatsoever. the flags are actually free with organizations around, the v.f.w., d.a.r., so on, so forth. it's not a cost. we have one particular school down in southern oregon that refuses to fly an american flag on their flagpole. >>steve: a public school that refuses to fly an american flag? >> that is correct. it's a public charter school located in southern oregon. i've spoken with the principal or the administrator of that school, and he still to this day has

john chandler from the naval war college. i'm a little afraid of this question. >> thank you for the always cogent remarks. were having a discussion today of the kick off collaboration, where we've seen tactical up aeration excellence by calling it anything other than a strategic failure would be kind. i say this as someone who participated in it. while it is easy to fault the bush administration and rightly so, there were an awful lot of failures to think strategically. we had serious reform after vietnam in an effort to get it right next time. twofold question. do you think the climate is moving the direction to not only your work and frankly in the early 70s, took a good girl a much smaller institution. what will it take no legs >> great question. to take it into pirate, and about 2005, when it was clear that iraq was a strategic failure, there is a man they passed out, dod wide, but we got the educational institution, everything is an acronym. countering ideological support for terrorists. basically said we need to think

joey and chandler. >> can you hug me?but jackie samuels has taken this fundamental need to a whole new level. what do you do? >> i cuddle. >> reporter: you cuddle? >> yes. >> professional cuddler? >> professional cuddler. >> reporter: her business, based in rochester, new york, is called the snuggery. for 60 bucks she'll cuddle for a stranger for an hour and for 300, she'll spend the night. this is strictly cuddling. we're talking hugging and holding. think pg not r-rated. what are the boundaries? >> no touching or kissing. and clothes stay on. >> reporter: she claims her business yields tangible benefits. it's been scientifically proven that human touch releases something called oxytocin, or the happiness hormone, in our brain. >> people are on the internet, they're isolated. they're buying things to make us happy. we're not acknowledging that we have a very basic need to be touched and touch others. >> reporter: her customers vary, some might surprise you. >> there is so much diversity in my client body. they range from

hasselbeck wanted to wear his old number 8 uniform but it belongs to third string quarterback chandlerarnisch. >> he can make a half court shot, make a half court shot, trying here, i'm going to give him $8,000 and he is going to give me the number 8. >> oh!! >> $8,000. >> not too shabby. >> great. >> my son in little league wanted to wear number 5 because of channel 5 buanother kid the third baseman had it. he had to give little 2 packs of big league chew to get number 5. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com aren't you sweet! licensed phone-ups available 24/7. call 1-800-progressive. we've made major advancements in reducing the incidents of broken bones in seniors. we've received recognition for getting hypertension under control for over 80% of our members. we've made significant advances in asthma, immunization and maternity care. and j.d. power and associates ranked us highest in member satisfaction among health plans in california. we're focusing on the big things so you can enjoy the little things. kaiser permanente. thrive. we didn't have u-verse back in m

secretary of state, mcconnell's only ahead by four points, ahead by five points against the guy -- ben chandler, who got kicked out of his house seat. not exactly running against henry clay, you know? >> you can usually measure political desperation by the excess of rhetoric that goes along with it. so, yesterday it was watergate. today, it's the holocaust. he's comparing what happened to mitch mcconnell to what happened to millions of jews in germany. >> i don't know as much as you about louisville, chris dodd went to louisville law school. >> as did i. >> but what you do is solidify your base quickly. so, he didn't have to convince anybody beyond his 36% yesterday he was the victim. that's what he was doing. >> one of the republicans i interviewed today for this piece said, you know, there's a lot of unhappiness in mcconnell land here in kentucky among the republicans. he's basically had an iron grip on the kentucky republican party for most of 30 years, which rand paul broke in 2010. >> he's basically hugo chavez here. >> he's holding together his party. >> by the way, three of us together,

he's ahead by 5 points against ben chandler who got kicked out of his house seat.not exactly running against henry clay, you know. >> you can usually measure -- you can measure political desperation by the excess of rhetoric that goes along with it. >> yeah. >> and so yesterday it was watergate. today it's the holocaust. >> it's the gistopa. >> he's comparing what happened to mitch mcconnell and millions of jews. >> by the way, chris went to louisville. >> as did i. >> what you do is solidify your base quickly. he didn't have to convince his 36% that he was the victim. >> they are predisposed to believe that. >> one of the republicans that i interviewed today for this piece says, there's a lot of unhappiness in mcconnell land here in kentucky, among the republicans. he's basically had an iron grip on the kentucky republican party for most of 30 years which rand paul broke in -- >> he's basically hugo chavez. by the way, the three of us together, i'm convinced, can figure out the world some day. find me in a park bench somewhere. >> as long as the facts don't interv

or even if ben chandler decides to run. they can point out the way mitch mcconnell's people and mitch mcconnell himself were talking about this thing. and the whac-a-mole image which is so vivid could come back to hurt mitch mcconnell because it crystalizes the way a lot of people in the state think about it. >> who wants bluto representing their state? he comes across as bluto. some thug guy pounding these things down. let's go to the issue now. tricky question. i know, chuck, you're focused on this. this legality question, how we get these tapes in our hands. there wasn't much of a question about how we got the tape of the president with his clinging to guns and religion. >> sure. >> that hurt him a bit. not too much. there was, of course, the mitch mcconnell, a put-away punch for him. this one, what's the state of the art in terms of our ability to play the tape? i know we were given permission to do it. what is the standards now in the media and the law about these tapes? >> well, if we didn't -- we didn't ask for the t

one of my great friends is sex the chandler said richard burr. i love the man's friends but we also put are heads together a lot and think about things. i love jim demint's courage for where he stands on where we need to go. i don't agree with him but he will go down in history as trying to redirect as towards our limited government. he has a lot of courage that way. i have a lot of admiration for different people. in the senate. just like they see my negative qualities and positive qualities but the assumption on those that i mentioned i really think are thinking long term, not short-term and that is a real problem for us in the senate, we need to think about the outcomes ten years ago, not our political careers. >> host: you walk us through the 1997 coup attempt against speaker newt gingrich and some friends over there. john k. sick, sue myra -- >> guest: she is a lame duck, seller individual with -- she knows what she believes and willing to stand on principle no matter what it costs her. john casek is fun to deal with. as fallout with serving

the chandler family founded "l.a. times" in 1838 as conservative paper.ere raised after reports democratic billionaires ron burkle and eli brogue were interested in big the "new york times" and. freedom. press goes to the guy who owns one. is it red or blue? it is green. money. tribune company just emerged from chapter 11 for the second time and the koch brothers bid may be the best because they want to buy all eight tribune newspapers together. the hollywood suitors? they want to buy only "the l.a. times". lori: did i detect a hint of sarcasm? melissa: i like that. right and ultraright-wing. >> there you go. melissa: dennis, thank you. melissa: that was great. as we do every 15 minutes let's check the markets. mark newton, gray wolf is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. tell me the number one thing we'll look at the rest of the day to skied decide how to trade it. >> european indices and fixed income markets show signs of resilience last couple days. italian 10-year is breaking down to new lows. spanish yields accelerating on the downside. weak

. >> chandler bing. >> yes.ntercepted and was told very nicely, curtly, you can't go that way, sir. but he's like wait, wait, wait, what's going on? it almost bake an issue. but it wasn't. and he went the right way. >> with humor. >> security's very tight. it was cute. it was funny. >> it's not just hollywood. you're talking about matthew perry. but there are big names there, even in sports. brianna, i understand you spoke with louisville cardinal basketball player kevin ware. >> that's right. he's actually a get of cnn's here at this dinner. we're so glad to have him. >>waco. >> and don, we were able to interview a number of people, but for me personally i will tell you this was the highlight for me. 20-year-old louisville sophomore was -- i mean is a basketball phenom but really became a bit of an icon when we saw him just have that very tragic break of his leg last month during the game. louisville against duke. so i talked to him about what's ahead for him as far as basketball goes, but also what is he going

conversation, i'll be undipmatically brief, but let me say that minister has held four positions of chandlercole who served as federal minister for special tasks, head of the council and minister of the interior. under chancellor merkel 2005 to 2009 served as ministers of the interior. he is a long standing leader of the christian democratic union serving as its chair in 1991. he's bee a 1972 serving as parment ri whip from 1981-84, and in 1990, led negotiations for the reimplication of east east germ. he is proficient in economics of law, a doctor of law, and he's written a number of books most recently "the future of modernization: what we can learn from the crisis," and, mr. minister, delighted you with are us, look forward to the remarks, and we'll then pepper you with questions. >> thank you very much. sorry for being late, tday,r thout and minds are on the people in boston. we hope it will be over soon. i have to make some remarks, and in europe, and what i wanted to say, we are the member -- [inaudible] we all know the summit in london , up to the meeting today, and we have made a lot

but if other people do it let it be their choice -- >> stephanie:s like saxby chandler said i'm not gayaller: yeah but romans chapter 1:26-28 clearly says god gave them over to shameful lust even their women [ inaudible ] natural relations with women and were enflamed with their love with -- men committing shameful acts with one another. and furthermore he gave them over because they did not think it worthwhile to obtain the knowledge of god -- >> stephanie: i don't need the entire bible verse, yes, i'm familiar with that. but there are a lot of things in the bible. should we make all of those into social policy? a lot of theologians don't think even that chapter you read is about homosexuality, it's about pro promiscuity. >> caller: my thing is you need solutions -- >> stephanie: but if you are going to -- the bible says it's okay to own slaves. so was it wrong that we abolished slavery in the united states? >> caller: i personally don't think one man should own another -- >> but the bible says you. >> caller: but these are personal choices -- >> it's not the personal choice for the sl

in front of the mike from harris county sheriff adrian garcia and lone star college system vice chandlerandy key on the 14, possibly 15 victims of stabbing on campus at lone star college just this afternoon. let's listen in. >> -- answer as many questions as we can. just know this is still an active scene. so if everybody is good, we'll start with sheriff adrian garcia. >> good afternoon. i am joined by senior vice chancellor and chief operating officer dr. rand key of the lone star college system. and he'll be also providing important details to today's incident. let me also say that i have with me the police chief of the lone star community -- of the lone star college police department who is here with his personnel, and his assistant chief as well. i have the major, the patrol major, steven marino, who is also a part of the response to the incident today. and then we also have lieutenant ralph nelson, who is leading the investigation into the incident -- today's incident. with the harris county sheriff's office. to that end, let me say that at 11:12 a.m., we received a call at our 911

joining us to talk currency ises mark chandler on oil, president and ceo.d a report of the dollar weakness. how long do we think this is sustainable for? >> we're at the higher end of our range. we will see 86 to 97. yesterday's rally was precipitated by the weaker dollar. it did help push crude a little bit higher. we had to see a solid close above 95 before we get interested in shifting our range. we don't see much room to move higher above this unless we have pervasive dollar weakness. >> real quick, what's the down side? >> it could be 86. we're going to have this wild trading. that could be one day's range. 86 to 97 until early q3. >> help us with the dollar weakness. with the fed, where is it going. >> i should ask what the ecb was going to do. it kept confusing me with the bundes bank. i think the federal reserve is really a nonevent. anybody expects it to continue $85 billion a month in purchases. the weak u.s. economic data is going to quiet the hawks a little bit. those who wanted to tamper down the buying towards the middle of the year. we will s

joining us from the new york stock change, mark chandler. here in the u.s. us is deutsch bank. 100 on the yen tomorrow, today? when do you think, mark? >> no stopping it now. perhaps that's the real zombie. bank of japan wants to do two years. as far as qe relative balance sheet. >> wow. and that's expressed and you're talking -- how big will it get? and if you could express it in yen so it sounds even bigger. >> it's going to be difficult. the federal reserve is buying $85 billion worth of long-term securities. bank of japan will be doing twice that. >> i need that in yen. next time you come on, just bring that. >> several trillion. a few trillion worth of assets. >> a month? >> a month. >> and the way the economy is here, we may be a few trillion. they're going to do whatever it takes to get to 6.5%? >> yeah. it's exaggerating how the fed will respond to one month of data. i think that the hours worked index, which is part of the key component of the employment report shows the probably affected the overall pace of the economy. the job production we saw in

jack being a celebrated reporter when gene got a call from the publisher and -- publishing of otis chandler and he said the "l.a. times" wants to set up shop in a land tepper you have a big story there in the south, a civil-rights, you merging southcom i need a reporter to staff that bureau in atlanta for the los angeles times. do you have been reporters? he said we have tons of reporters and started to list them and he purposely left off the name of jack nelson. he would not give him up and one week later otis hired jack nelson that's how he got to the "los angeles times" and he brought investigative reporting to the civil-rights story that was elevated to a new double and moose but the "l.a. times" did that every imprint and tell jack got there. when he was done there was 70 reporters and afterwards they had 57 so i called the bureau the house that jack built. [laughter] i will turn now to our wonderful guest. we have barbara matusow, jack's wife, who took on the completion of "scoop." it was 80% done the landsat and southern parts were done she polished it and it is a spectacular reid. e

they only had chandler who threw 150 innings last year and never repeat what they did.different come august than it is in april. so i think they will evolve and their regular everyday players play the game as hard as any group of players in baseball. buck showalter has done a terrific job building around them. >> peter, you're as connect as anybody in baseball. a story in "the new york times" about alex rodriguez to opt out of his contract in 2007 and going on his hands and knees back to the steinbrenner's to be asked back in new york. the reporting in that story was that scott boris, without a-rod's consent, opted out of the contract. do you believe that for a second that an agent without the consent of his client, especially when it's alex rodriguez, would get him out of a deal that would hurt him later? >> i don't think scott would have done that. they, obviously, separated later. but i think a lot of other factors were involved. i don't think that alex was -- if you remember, the big story broke the night of the last game of the 2007 world series when a cancer survi

. > this documentary comes from alexandra chandler of clearwater high school in florida. er message to the president focuses on reducing gun violence in schools through stricter security measures. second prize-winning video in this year's c spran's competition. ♪ abcd ♪g ♪ hijk ]gunshots ♪ lmnop gunshots ] ♪qrstuv [ gunshots ] ♪wxy and z ♪ now i know my abc's next time won't you sing with me ♪ [ gunshots ] about gun eo is not reform. it's not about gun laws. it's a story. it's a story about what could have prevented the loss of protect the s and ones of the future. >> 20 years ago, my mother attended high school. of was a cheerleader, member the honors choir. on february 11, 1988, a day like day.other she and her friends were eating lunch in the common sense area erupted. >> all of a sudden, there was a loud noise. screaming, kids were yelling. it was so confusing and at first be a fight.ere must but then i saw all of these kids running towards us, tables were turning over. ground.lates were thigt -- people were scream iing gun"!e's a gun, there's a >> two sophomores had