. >> cheers, chris. nothing but sunshine day, whole eastern seaboard in the sun also right through midwest. we will get one day of sunshine before our next storm moves in. when will it turn windy and wet? we will take a look at that with the seven day, hey beasley. >>> opening day for phillies approaching fast and couple fan favorites is looking g chase utley with the power show helping coal ham else in his final tune up, for boston, on monday, those stories ahead in sports. >>> tonight at 11:00 this south jersey teacher has brain cancer? her only hope the polio virus inn corrected directly into her tumor. ground breaking story on 60 minutes, cbs-3 health reporter stephanie stahl introduces us to the local woman using this dramatic new treatment leading to new hope. it is healthwatch exclusive tonight, only on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> dubbed the the world's playground nearly a septemberry ago atlantic city revise says effort will now include a new actual playground. new jersey reporter cleve bryan was in

my name is chris noth and i will listen. captivated.ls, real bites, real blood. one of the most dangerous movies ever made? perhaps the most? >> i would say the most dangerous. >> reporter: jeanmar shal co-starred in the film with his family including his stepmother tippy head dron best known in her starring role for alfred hitchcock's "the birds" and her daughter melanie griffin. the movie was started by her fiancee and tippy ypy ypy ypy head ron's husband. >> was your father a genius or a madman? >> in hindsight, a mad man. >> reporter: the cast and crew worked with more than 100 wile animals that they raised themselves first in their los angeles mansion and them on a ranch north of los angeles. before filming even started one of the lions clamped its jaws on john's head. >> i got 66 stitches in my head. it took hours to get the lion off me. >> i giev tot help your uncles. >> reporter: the first day of filming noah marshall was the victim. >> it was a big lion fight. full grown lions are fighting each other and he runs in to break up

evidence he funneled money and he certainly and absolutely no evidence in the record at all that chris lee has nothing to do with knowledge or saw the mail pieces that was at the beginning of the one this independent committee was being set i think he gave them affordable unit a memo and contributor list and a campaign consultant first of all, that's what he did. >> that's not what we did i'll stop you on november 20th, 2014, the fcc approved that stipulation that's an agreement between its staff and common sense voters that was that committee that we're talking about that chris lee used to channel money and support to supervisor farrell during the election so that was that was one of the parties to the stipulation in addition to the common sense voters the stipulation was also entered into by the vote for mark farrell for supervisors committee. >> i'm going to purport you. >> and let me finish chris lee in effect 3 stipulation that was entered with the f t what direction or c was a total admission of chris lee doing those things and endorsed by the supervisor farrell committee we've got a admission a

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>> chris kennedy: it was transparently obvious that nothing had happened. >> keteyian: chris kennedy of athletics at duke, where he's been on staff since 1977, and hasn't forgotten the mob mentality on campus that spring. >> kennedy: a sizable portion of people in the university had turned their backs on those kids, and believed the most heinous crimes had been committed. >> keteyian: at its worst, how bad was it? >> kennedy: other than the death of my wife, it's the worst thing i've ever been through. it was painful because you had

>> chris kennedy: it was transparently obvious that nothing had happened. >> keteyian: chris kennedyeputy director of athletics at duke, where he's been on staff since 1977, and hasn't forgotten the mob mentality on campus that spring. >> kennedy: a sizable portion of people in the university had turned their backs on those kids, and believed the most heinous crimes had been committed. >> keteyian: at its worst, how bad was it? >> kennedy: other than the death of my wife, it's the worst thing i've ever been through. it was painful because you had 46 kids who were really suffering who knew for a long period of time that two, three four, some number were going to be indicted based on no evidence whatsoever. imagine the stress of that on the kids and on their parents and everything. >> justice will be done, rapist! >> keteyian: pressler soon found the stress bearing down on his team bleeding into his personal life, exposing his wife and two young daughters, janet and maggie, to the hatred drowning his team. you get an email from a certain duke student. "what if your daughter, janet, was

hadn't tried to find lynsie up at the construction location where chris had worked and he got some interest from cadaver dogs but nothingore. just up the street from chris' house, detective brice angel of placentia pd who was assigned to work with larry was listening and keeping an eye on the action. so you're watching him while this interview happens at the front doorstep? >> yeah i was sitting, you know ten houses down watching the reporter or undercover police officer. once she left the area we were in business. >> what happened? >> later that night, he was seen coming out of his house and going into the garage lights go on. we're talking like 3:00 in the morning. it was clearly a sign of somebody who couldn't sleep. >> detectives were sure that they had rattled their suspect. the next day, they trailed chris when he left his house. >> at some point, it became apparent he knew we were following him. >> they broke off surveillance. and brought chris in. larry had read all about chris mcamis and looked at a tape of every time chris had been in for an interview. >> here's what the situation is. >> today, he and chris we

nothing. >> reporter: as detectives were putting together the pieces of heather's life and tracking her last movements, chrissband, made an emotional appearance on a local tv station. >> i want nothing more than for those children to have a mother, and it key may grow up without having both parents. >> reporter: the afternoon heather disappeared, chris came to the police station wanting to help. >> you've been up all night. >> yeah. >> okay. >> i mean, i can't miss an opp -- i didn't want to miss a call, i didn't want to miss a chance, i didn't know if she was gonna come by, i didn't want to miss the knock on the door. >> sure. >> i'm worried. >> reporter: chris told detectives something that could be vital to the investigation. he said heather had written him an email the night before. the subject read, "i'm sorry." in it, she mentions their little girl, ava. it read, "come get ava. i cannot face everyone with this. please forgive me, it is too much. please raise them to remember me as their loving mommy." >> how concerned were you when chris told you about this email that his wife had sent, that heather ha

clinton "fights for every vote and takes nothing for granted." chrisalt is our fox news digital politics editor. chris, what do they mean by that? >> they mean that she's not going to lose this time. or at least that's what they hope that means. it is perhaps now a misperception of what her problem was in her failed 2008 attempt that she -- people knew she wanted it. my goodness, they knew she wanted it so bad. the problem is they didn't want her. but this time the message coming from the clinton campaign is they think the problem is that voters thought maybe she wasn't really seriously in pursuit of the presidency or they don't think that she really, really, really wants it. but they know that. they just didn't like her that time. what they're doing now though is trying to manage expectations. we saw her book launch, which was not good. we saw the response to the e-mail scandal. also not good. now the effort is to say she's being held to an unfair standard so they're going to try to lower the expectations and lower the threshold. >> just a regular jan

chris. what's going on? doug: there's some storms out there. nothing severe yet. it is one severe thunderstorm warning in western maryland. heavy downpours, lightning and a lot of rainbows out there. show you a live look at what's happening right now and tornado watch in effect in the region at 10:00 tonight, no tornadoes or severe weather in the local area. we have cool images to share with you coming up from the weather bug camera in laurel. we'll share that with you. right east of laurel intensive thunderstorm that stretches on the east side of laurel and it stretches to the east over the chesapeake bay north of annapolis. but this is a live look at the camera right now and you're looking at that storm east of laurel dumping a lot of rain on the area. that's gnarly looking clouds and a little wisp of the bottom of the rain bow coming through. we've seen lots of rainbows. the cell comes through and if you have the back to the sun and rain ahead of you, that's when you get the rainbows. there's a few more downstream keeping an eye on and we'll continue to do that

nothing. >> host: chris, what do you do in huntsville? >> guest: construction mainly, but due to the weather it is kind of slow right now. >> host: what attracted you to milton friedman? >> caller: basically the way that if the system can help people that don't have a voice economically, that it benefits all and it is something that is good. you don't have to worry about dependent on welfare and food stamps because we can do for ourselves. >> guest: thank you chris. how was it that we have world development policies that are so good and potentially rwanda or transition economies, but where so much trouble and around cities. for that matter in rural areas that i left behind as well. the key things to remember or we know how to create prosperity. we know how to do that. you need work and unique human capital and culture. that is what you really need. you need a work culture that embraces the values that we are all created equally and created a sql and that we could all create value again. i use it again so our viewers keeping a word count.

chris. [ laughter ] >> wow. >> jimmy: there's one. >> oh, yeah. >> i wish. i wish. that would be nice. >> jimmy: nothingut that. [ laughter ] we have the cast of "the avengers" here with us. >> we're patriots. >> jimmy: we're going to take a break. we'll be right back. all these networks keep making different claims. it gets confusing. fastest, the strongest, the most in-your-face-est. it sounds like some weird multiple choice test. yea, but do i pick a, b, or c. for me it's all of the above. i pick, like, the best of everything. verizon. i didn't. i picked a. maybe c. and how'd that work out for you? not so well. can i get a do-over? why settle for less when you can have, well, everything. and get 2 lines for $100. verizon. cheers. cheers. oh! oh dear! oh! that's the professional. she's right. and there's no reason to cry over spilled cabernet. all you need is some persil proclean. you see dave, may i call you dave? new persil proclean was developed by professionals for a premium clean. ohhhh.... thank you! don't thank me. thank the detergent. [laughing] i'm serious. thank it. new persil proclean. only

chris stewart. what's your reaction? >> nothing. you know it looked like a potentially proper stop.o that's fine. you know he did get out of the vehicle and run. as we said he did run because he had outstanding child support, which he would have went to jail. and he didn't want to. he ran down the -- there's an alleyway down that street where this new alleged witness saw what she described as them not on ground whatsoever. she described it as a tussle could have reached for his arm. and then the witness who saw everything picked it up from there and filmed it. >> justin bamberg, so you have no doubt the reason walter scott ran away from the vehicle was because he didn't want to go back to jail because of the child support issue? he was wanted for failure to pay child support, is that right? >> yes, sir. >> that's why he -- do you know how long he had served in jail originally for failure to pay child support? >> no, sir, i do not. >> you just -- you were watching this with the family is that right, inside the home? is that right, justin? >> yes, sir. i watched it in the home. >> can

i think in this case, chris rock sparked a needed conversation about the fact that nothing can make you ultimately immune to the kind of suspicion and profiling that are routinely exercised by police departments across this country and that even his fame and celebrity can't keep him safe from those kinds of stops. beyond that, i think that we should look beyond his celebrity and fame and suggest that if this happens to him, then this could happen to anybody. and if he feels unsafe and unprotected in a culture where he is universally acclaimed as a comedic genius, then the rest of us may be a bit more vulnerable and hopefully it sparks a conversation not only among citizens in the country, but among police officials themselves who we know have a difficult job to do, but also must respect the integrity and the humanity of the people who happen to be african-american in this country. >> we know the black drivers are 31% more likely to be pulled over. >> absolutely. that extends i think across the country. it also extends to pedestrians. we see the same disparities. this is a problem that h

chris, that's right. you think about this. nothing was unexpected in the sense that the lead attorney had already said he did it. that part was clear. the -- i think what was particularly jolting, however, was simply waiting, knowing what the outcome would likely be, knowing that you had survivors and victims in that courtcourtroom, and knowing that we are only at the beginning of another phase, as you pointed out in your introduction, is the penalty phase of this case. and that's when the, if you will, some of the real intense emotion will come out. because that's when it's going to be determined whether this man will live or die, based on the most extraordinary evidence you can imagine that we heard over the last few weeks. including video, graphic photographs showing an 8-year-old child literally blown apart. we heard from witnesses who talked about the devastation wrought on individuals like p kristen campbell. and the other victims of this -- 6 the marathon bombing. so today was a part of that. it was, if you will, a summary of s

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nothing to slow you down. the bridges are clear. chris? >>> all right. for college basketball fans it all comes down to tonight. two top-seeded teams battle it out for the championship. the wisconsin badgers ended kentucky's perfect season to take on the duke blue devils in the season. duke is trying to get mike krzyzewski his fifth national team title. and wisconsin's coach would win his first national title. it should be a good one. >>> and prince her ray isarry is about to embark on his final mission. we'll tell you what that involves. >>> and a motorcycle crash injured several people. we still don't know the driver's condition. >>> and first responders estimate that each victim was stung as many as 50 times. the beehive is home to 30,000 bees. neighbors have no idea how the hives got there and that they existed. >> there was a ladder by the team. we don't know if it was a beekeeper's ladder or they were trying to remove it themselves or trying to get honey, i don't know what they were doing. >> wildlife officials are limiting their activity and tryin

chris lauren, back to you. >> bob postal worker arrested nothing hazardous found, police inspected. >> this is guy row copter, piloted by 61 year old postal worker named doug hughes. hughes boarded the aircraft, hoping to deliver his plan on how to fix campaign finance. after landing officials ordered a temporary lock-down of the capitol visitor center and the bomb squad was called out to inspect that aircraft. nothing found by way after bomb. they found hughes, though. >> former nfl star aaron hernandez given mandatory sentence live in prison without parole after being convicted of first degree murder. owed he will lloyd shot six times in a industrial park near hernandez's home in 2013. he had been dating the sister of hernandez's fiancee. his mother thanked everyone involved in the prosecution and talk about the bond she shared with her son. >> just like god has left his footprint in the sand ... my baby's footprints is in my heart forever. >> i think the evidence was compelling. >> yes. >> that's what i found. >> hernandez will get an automatic appeal. he is also accused of killing two people in boston and

nothing lead. all the offense. cardinal sophomore chris in the first contrary start.ack there 7 hitless innings. hitless. they took him out. normally reliever not used to 9. cramer comes in. trying preserve the no no. 1 out in the 9th. infield single and off the glove of cramer. establish ford the shut out. 4 nothing and take 3 of 5 in the season series with the arch riffal. nba coach of the year award. steve certainly deserved it for the warriors didn't get it. honor went to coach mike and vote close. 5 threaten points to 4 71. prevailing sentiment around the country that he did more with less. took hawk team without any ben fight superstar and led them to best record in the east. steve blessd with splash brothers and took the war dwrors franchise record 67 victory. he was good friends from the san antonio why day and pleased with the voting. >> would have felt really weird to win that award when this team has had so much success and was already really good last year before i got here. and i just, i don't know. film am just happy it worked out the way it d.mike deser

chris duncan. thunderstorms well to the north and east. we had scattered showers, some embedded thunderstorms, but nothing that will be severe, at least not as we move through the rest of the overnight. skies will begin to clear nicely early tomorrow morning. the high today, 82 degrees, well above average this time of year. the record, not so far from that 89. right now we are in at 65 reagan national, the wind out of the south at 10. the wind will slowly ease overnight. 64 gaithersburg, dulles 65, called for 66. -- called her 66 degrees. most of this should be out of here by about 3:00 in the morning. calling for partly cloudy skies. the futurecast through the overnight, everything clears out nicely come early tomorrow morning, don't need the umbrella. you will need the sunglasses all day, but another disturbance late tuesday night into wednesday that will bring a better chance of showers. nothing that will be severe. once we get this out of here thursday and friday, the skies clear and the temperatu be well below average this time of year. talking 70 the high tomorrow, partly cloudy, breezy. the wind out of the west at 10 to 20. end wit

chris jamison was nothing short of magical to me.tched him have a moment in that performance. it changed his life. >> christina said on the air this is the most talented group i've seen on "the voice." >> i really meant it. it's like the people that i thought last week were the ones then the next show i'm like wait a minute. like i didn't see you coming out of nowhere. >> did you watch the show while you were gone? >> did you watch while you were in labor? >> i can't miss it. >> i feel like the show's domesticated us in a lot of ways. we started one kid, now we've got two more. you've added one. >> every female in the chair gets pregnant. beware future coaches. >> you've got professional life personal life. >> but no kids. >> not yet. >> i'm going to do it. don't pressure me. >> you think about fatherhood in general? >> listen i'm super excited to be a father. that's something that i always imagined. you know it was -- i'm excited. i just want to not be as busy. >> how do you guys juggle the schedule with your crazy lives? >> maroon

. >> gary radnich: 87 then taken to the set chris heston that what made a little mistake here to troy won nothing caller brought up. the giants have seven runs over the last five games and had been shut out twice and bruce bochy nomadism baumgartner >>: the guy grew up on a horse he's comfortable on it i was fine with that madison came the players had some fun with >> gary radnich: the giants have lost four in a row and of there were about is the horse egested may weaken talk with to do all this stuff instagram in would do that would do the new sitting on a horse's we do doris wood and those on a horse is a grant of loggers would grant a say as logs were not going to city hall. >> gary radnich: of the paid a park at night that meters going at 11:00 at night now grant is back in everybody's good graces of oakland just went crazy today this is billy butler and try not to use that nickname i think it works in kansas city country breakfast ahead of a three run homer is probably only american league player to hit a 387 his nickname is country breakfast as mayor getting help from scott sam fall with th

. >> this is chris roberts, the man who claims he can take down a measurable plane armed with nothing more than the click of a mouse. hacking into entertainment system on board and stalling the airplane's missions. >> you have to understand how computer networks work and avionics work and communicate between those systems. >> able to block the plane from the ground. >> we have in the airplane hooking up to the in-flight entertainment but theoretically, you can also leave devices behind and remotely get in through the on board wireless. >> just last week the government accountability office issuing this report confirming the security loophole. >> so is the faa ready for this and now why is the airline going after security researcher. chris joins us. nice to have you back. >> thank you very much. nice to be on again. >> so, chris, what happened on saturday when you wanted to board united flight. >> i actually got a telephone call about two and a half hours before i boarded about somebody calling me from a hotel in gulf resorts telling me i wasn't allowed to get on the airplane. i though

i don't have to tell chris matthews that when a politician opens his mouth nothing but the truth from his heart comes out. >> i know. [ laughter ] >> abraham lincoln was a politician. >> he knew how far he could go. >> yeah. >> dr. king do we know if he was a socialist or have any ideology at all? >> he was not a politician he wasn't very good at that because he was a visionary. the goals that he had in mind one of the things i vininvite you to do, there is -- in the latest book, "martin's dream" i have a chapter about the love letters he wrote to coretta when they were dateing back in 1952 and you get into the question was he a socialist? yes. he was a socialist a christian socialist, an anti-communist socialist. definitely a socialist, that's what they wrote love letters about, discussing bill ging bill lammy and looking backwards. one of the things he says is let u.s. work together to have a warless world better distribution of wale. these are obviously the things all of you wrote in your love letters, right? [ laughter ] it's very clear -- and by the way, it gets to the question o

running, that are asking me about fields a lot of times i say beware the man with nothing to lose and right now, chris man with nothing to lose and that's why he's the only politician out there talking about entitlement reform which most economists say is at the heart of their economic challenge over the next generation. >> so we got to get to iran and capital gains. >> still ahead on "morning joe," senator bernie sanders will be here on set, also most of the gop contenders have taken grover norquist's tax pledge not everyone. grover refuses to sign on the dotted line if he runs for president. >>> plus a ceo taking a major pay cut while employees see double digit raises. he joins us ahead to explain why he did it. first iran and capital gains. . the conference call. the ultimate arena for business. hour after hour of diving deep, touching base, and putting ducks in rows. the only problem with conference calls: eventually they have to end. unless you have the comcast business voiceedge mobile app. it lets you switch seamlessly from your desk phone to your mobile with no interruptions. i've never felt s

i don't have to tell chris matthews that when a politician opens his mouth nothing but the truth from his heart comes out. >> i know. [ laughter ] >> abraham lincoln was a politician. >> he knew how far he could go. >> yeah. >> dr. king do we know if he was a socialist or have any ideology at all? >> he was not a politician he wasn't very good at that because he was a visionary. the goals that he had in mind one of the things i vininvite you to do, there is -- in the latest book, "martin's dream" i have a chapter about the love letters he wrote to coretta when they were dateing back in 1952 and you get into the question was he a socialist? yes. he was a socialist a christian socialist, an anti-communist socialist. definitely a socialist, that's what they wrote love letters about, discussing bill ging bill lammy and looking backwards. one of the things he says is let u.s. work together to have a warless world better distribution of wale. these are obviously the things all of you wrote in your love letters, right? [ laughter ] it's very clear -- and by the way, it gets to the question o

they have nothing scheduled in philadelphia right now but they say check web site. we have a lincoln cbs philly.com. >>> and chrisks out of breath just watching the video over there. that looks like fun. i would do that especially on a day without going for a run outside. a day like tomorrow when it will be chilly damp and it is down right dreary and miserable. fortunately still warm right now. 68 degrees as we check with our eyewitness weather watchers reporting 68, cloud cover is in but heading to the north look at what is happening cold air is moving in tom's house it is already 54 degrees. he says looks like rain but a few drops earlier and even, chilly a as we continue to head up north and west, 54 at eileen's house in gilbertsville. she says off and on drizzle don't put your winter cota way temps are falling. they are. i did pack snow boots and snow pants up the at my house hopefully, that doesn't look like you should put that cota way, gloves hat you will want them tomorrow. look outside at our live neighborhood network cameras in will palmyra new jersey. the beautiful shot from the palmyra cove nature par

. >> so so chris, is this much ado about nothing or something that's really going to continue?about nothing. actually, i think this speaks to one, a problem the republican party seems to continue to have that they seem to be fighting you know last century's culture wars. listen if they think you're going to win a national election in 2016 by talking about laws and legislation that's going to limit the ability of individuals to go into a business you know with the argument being that you know it's somehow protecting another individual's religious freedom, that is not a winning argument in this day and age when the majority of the country has moved in favor of gay marriage when a majority of the country has moved past this issue. they seem stuck in this time warp that the reason why that is has much to do with primary politics and their inability to break with a core fringe in the republican party, this conservative fringe. they have to appease them. you see that on the sunday shows when rick santorum, governor huckabee out there talking about it as well they are terrified of thi

participated in the interviews and there was nothing concealed and supervisor farrell and his campaign staff spoke with the f p pc some of the ethics commission and the chris lee operated this committee is not just completely not true what the f p pc fined he sent that overwhelms out one to solicit donors but explicitly said there was no involvement with the supervisor farrell consulate with any overwhelms or phone calls that he was involved for a short moment of time at the beginning to include where you call it a statute of limitation or the other ethicable e stop not okay to start an investigation about matters that happened two election cycles ago when the complaint was received by this commission almost 5 years ago and especially, when this commission staff participated in the interviews 3 years ago i want to conclude by reading a quotation if you'll humor me from the chair of the f p pc at the meeting just two, that months ago the f's p pc was considering to levy final side against certain violations that happened several years ago there were annexations of allegations of fraudulent conceal they said they're applicable what our considering and the ch

chris. 38 degrees at "nbc 10." the wind making it feel colder. skies are going to clear. there are some clouds overhead. nothing falling from those clouds.ll stay dry today but it's going to stay chilly as well. the winds now at 16 miles an hour in philadelphia. 38 degrees right now in trenton. wilmington is 37. 30s for much of the area including roxboro while philadelphia and south philadelphia close to 40 degrees. yes, it will be a blustery day. 37 by 10:00. 50 degrees and still climbing though. a slow climb at 1:00 this afternoon. we'll go through it hour by hour at future weather when i'm back at 10:00. right now check in with "nbc 10" first alert traffic reporter jess

chris. 38 degrees at "nbc 10." the wind making it feel colder. skies are going to clear. there are some clouds overhead. nothing falling from those clouds. we'll stay dry today but it's going to stay chilly as well. the winds now at 16 miles an hour in philadelphia. 38 degrees right now in trenton. wilmington is 37. 30s for much of the area including roxboro while philadelphia and south philadelphia close to 40 degrees. yes, it will be a blustery day. 37 by 10:00. 50 degrees and still climbing though. a slow climb at 1:00 this afternoon. we'll go through it hour by hour at future weather when i'm back at 10:00. right now check in with "nbc 10" first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> happy friday. we're starting off with a twitter update from new jersey transit. the river line is currently operating with 30 minute service from trenton up into camden due to signal problems. watch out for that. headed into new jersey at the black horse pike on 295, currently no problems. headed southbound starting to see a little bit of problems. not affecting the drive times. 12 minutes southbound from 38 up to the point around the blackhorse pi

. >> chris is the spokesman for the university of arizona. he insists dr. cecily's termination had nothingith marijuana research. >> what did you think when you heard that news? >> anger. >> shawn kiernan is angry because he knows what's at stake, the lives of thousands of veterans every year. >> how important are those scientific studies to you? >> it makes me speechless, which is something that doesn't happen a lot, that as a society, as a university as arizona is, as a country that says we love our vets, we have 22 veterans killing themselves a day. >> shawn is particularly certain marijuana could have saved some of those lives because in some ways it has already saved him. after his drug overdose in 2011, he turned to cannabis as his last resort. and now he vaporizes with it every day. >> that's it. >> the symptoms of ptsd, the anger, the irritability, when you take this, how does it make you feel? how does it address those symptoms? >> it allows your brain to get back into a more healthy, normal pattern of behavior versus just spiraling worse and worse out of control. >> here's how sc

stanford had a 15 to nothing lead final: stanford wins 67-60 they play miami for the nit title the 49ers looking for helf at linebacker. with the departures of patrick willis and chrismond bishop who they aqcuired late last season to a one-year contract the 30-year old bishop who is from fairfield and played at cal spent his entire career in green bay before coming to san francisco his best years game in 2010 and 2011 he will provide depth behind michael wilhoite and navorro bowman the niners are also looking at former bears all-pro lance briggs a sacramento native veteran defensive tackle antonio smith was released by the raiders today it was somewhat of a surprise given smith has been productivve as an inside pass rusher and is a leader in the locker room he was rated the most cordial raider but he got cut the team saves $4million against the salary cap with the move smith was entering the 2nd year of a 2-year $9 million deal former raider matt schaub has found a new home. he signed a 1-year, $3 million deal to backup joe flacco with the baltimore ravens today schaub was brought in by the raiders and paid $8 million to be their starting qb but lost the job to dere

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nothing to do. we begin to wonder ourselves in an opportunity comes up -- erik: everybody talking about oil. chrisis really about the valuation. like everything we buy, it is about the valuation. whether it is debt, whether it is equity, the price that you are valuing for market prices is just too aggressive. erik: what are they being valued at? governor hickenlooper: we buy at -- chris: we buy at a lower full curve price. erik: lower than accreditation? chris: i don't think so. stephanie: does the timing of a rate hike matter to you? chris: i know is not going to happen in june. september, i'm 50/50 maybe. stephanie: is it affecting the way that you are investing? chris: not really. fourth quarter -- who cares? i do not know why that is relevant to anybody. the 10-year, the seven-year. the benchmark is not going anywhere there. that would happen, i think before the oil curve. i could say short-term rates could go up, but mid and longer-term rates are not going to go up. they will be more market east and i do not know why the u.s. 10-year, which dramatically yields higher -- you tell me. i don't k