up for work is vault supervisor david ghantt. >> authorities have been looking for 27-year-old david scotto the fbi now consider a suspect. >> david, you know that i love you, that your family loves you, my family loves you. we believe that you are the victim here, david, and we stand by you 100%. >> while ghantt's friends and family members plead for his safe return, the stolen money is taken to steve chambers' mobile him in a trailer park in nearby gastonia. >> imagine sitting on $14 million, and you struggle just buying your groceries, so you think having $14 million is going to be great. you still have a logistical problem of sitting on all this cash. what happens if someone breaks in? what happens if the trailer catches on fire? what happens if there's a problem at home and an ambulance comes or the police knock on the door? you can't hide this. i mean, it's stacked against the walls. >> chambers recruits several friends and family members to open safety deposit boxes at area banks. the new accomplices then stuff the containers full of bills and compact hundreds of thousands of dollar

joining me now, david scott and editor in chief of rh reality check, jody jacobson.gs i found strikin striking was that it really was broader than, you know, women's reproductive rights. as you just heard from a civil rights icon, it's fair to say, there are significant other concerns. but i want you to talk a little bit about specifically some of the concerns related to women's rights. >> absolutely. well, as you said, they're taking the lead on this campaign with respect to boggs. it's really important because the courts are instrumental right now in protecting women's rights across the board. their right to fact-based information, their right to access to services, their right to basic, fundamental healthcare. what we've seen over the past 20 or 30 years is a stacking of the courts with people who put their ideology before the law. and now we've got a candidate at a time when we have a democratic president who mirrors that very same thing, puts his ideology before the law. he, for example, supported state funding of crisis pregnancy centers, which are known to lie

david: thanks, nicole. s&p futures are closing in just about a minute 1/2. let's go back to scott bauer. in the pits of cme. how is it shaping up for the weekend? >> you know what? very nimble. traders are being very nimble. david: good word. >> a lot of concern out there that volatility has not subsided. we, we talk about the vix all the time. and with the market rally this week we should have seen the vix trade lower. we should have seen the vix maybe trade down into the 13 handle. it had held pretty good. thhse guys are a bit concerned. there is no longer short position taking. they're being nimble but watch for more volatility next week. david: perfect word to describe it, thank you, scott. nimble you. >> need to be. you need to be. liz: barnes & noble had to be nimble today. did you see the jump? barnes & noble received a proapproval from g asset management. here is what it is. g asset wants to acquire 51% of the company for $22 a share. barnes & noble jumped $19. 5% would be nook business. will they juup at offer or hold out for more. david: we have a strategist who advises barnes &

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david: the world has changes. having said that the world has changed scott. we have ways of getting revenue we didn't have before in advertising and that's helping stocks like twitter, no? >> it does and also the fact that i have -- [inaudible] facebook is 900 million. i sse where you get ahead of yourself and have a little bit of a growth story. ultimately there will be time the next two quarters they have to start to deliver and bar for delivery is high. they have to hit it. if they don't i think it will be a rough ride. liz: remember back in 1999, people were saying wait a minute, wait a minute, suspend your regular analytic rules and figure out different ways, don't worry ktel will eventually make money or online version ever bridgestone. who knows. it is very interesting to see how people are looking at twitter in the same way that they did at internet stocks back in the '90s. but you see now the stock is well below its closing value at the moment. the bid right now, $63.78. these numbers are still moving around. we're being cautious. the ask is 65. adam

david: scott on facebook told us, elimination of competition is never good.gh people switch to online content forcing providers to change their pricing structure. liz: there are about three of us on my floor alone, adam shapiro, myself, i believe liz macdonald, we all switched to fios. i switched because i couldn't get jeremy lynn basketball games on the knicks because there was a big problem. you look at some of these situations, well, who will win out here? i think verizon comes out. david: question of content providers. fox is a content providetory comcast and to time warner. it will continue to be so. maybe they will have the ability to squeeze out some of those content providers who are charging more than they would like to pay. now they may have a better bargaining position. liz: either way time warner stock did respond very postively. up more than 7% through much of the session. comcast pulling back slightly. we'll see. david: we have a lot more to come. "the willis report" is coming next. we'll sigh you tomorrow. >> bye now. have a good night. [ male

meet the host david asking senator scott about accusations that the g.o.p.racist and not diverse? accusations that have even come from republicans like former secretary of state collin powell. >> there is also a dark, a dark vein of intolerance in some parts of the party. what do i mean by that? what i mean by that is they still sort of look down on minorities. >> david gregory asking senator scott if he believes that's the case. >> i will tell you what, the g.o.p. really has become the great opportunity party. so often people look at the republican party and say they are a monolithic party that he we don't have multiple voices with different perspectives on the issue. the fact of the matter is what you saw after the state of the union is that there are many people in our party that are able to voice their concerns. the reason why the party continues to grow is that we like disparity. we like the diversity of ideas. >> republican congressional candidate and former miss america erica herald joins us. nice to see you, erica. >> good to see you, greta. thanks f

david hall scott reporting to us down from the coastal cluster where of course tonight's main event was the opening ceremony in fact joining us ch te thingthere art is produced and i are so bad tnks for coming and an ear and here as fast as you he was a mass said this is what that was what would you send out. no really i'm kind of out of it gets the kids and steve you know i was burning i was i came in the running because we had some of the soto was late for everything even to this. so it's still on my game and it was music playing on suppression knight says. i then met up. all the sudden it was like thist come out on this so huge screens on and on. everything started it was especially helpful that going on in the deal basically. and god. then it was this story are all fun will that it was a russian flag and he and i was very beautiful and clever singing say is that people around me thought they were all cheering to every single thing that was happening on the floor basically i was up on top but i think you guys do some mighty big is that it was it feel like a fish tank now i think well

david: guys, scott, you will be very interested in knowing what warren buffett is up to. they came out with their announcement how they're dealing with various shares in their portfolio. they have dissolved their holdings in dish network. we'll get all these stocks after-hours trades up for you so you can see how this is affecting them. and they have bought, look at, dish network has not quiten got the news, look at ask price, maybe or maybe not. goldman sachs, this is very interesting, 12.6 million, is that 12.6 million shares? yes, 12.6 million shares of goldman sachs. they are expanding enormously their interest in goldman sachs right now. we'll follow these stocks very closely. jim lowell do you follow what they do from time to time schiffing their portfolio at warren buffett's company? >> we certainly look at the holdings, weightings not necessarily as compass but a matter of interest. the move into goldman sachs reflects if you have recovery, not just domestically but globally you need financial engines to help drive gains and financial services are that engine. >>

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scott. >> good to be here. davider to end than the beginning but spending a lot of time thinking about 401(k)s. you deal with self-brokerage 401(k) accounts, i have to admit i didn't know what that was. explain what that is before we -- >> 401(k) is the nation's largest most neglected financial asset. 90% of the participants when they put money in 401(k) don't do any allocations throughout the year. fortunately we've seen what is called a self-directed brokerage account. this is something the employer puts in place where employee, instead of using core options already there, the ones they prescreen and employee opt out of that use a brokerage account attached to the 401(k). david: before we go further, scott, not everybody is entitled to do this, correct? >> that's correct. actually about five years ago, less than 20% of employers provided it. today almost half of employers provide it. this is something we're clearly seeing a wave. unfortunately the bad part is, most people are not taking advantage of it. less than 2

adam: david, i will let you respond to scott but i have to ask you when you get 50 different states and regulating bitcoin, don't you create a myasma of awfulness for those that want to use bitcoin? >> ultimately regulation is a good thing. regulation is not the beginning of the end but the beginning of the beginning to make it widely-used currency. reimbursements globally and so we deal with money transfer regulation across states and across the world. it is a part of doing business. i think as real businesses start using bitcoin more, real regulations come in place, this is not a bad thing. something to be celebrated. adam: doesn't regulations threaten eventual, perhaps, takeover of bitcoin by those who create fiat currencies? ultimately they will want to try and squash it, aren't they. >> no, they haven't indicated they want to squash it. they want to work with it. i don't think there is real desire or need for anybody to take anything over. we want to create an environment where it can be used well. bitcoin is a great tool for us, reimbursing internationally, for overstock.com is gr

joining me first, ao scott and david denby, film critics. >> he was both a wonderful character actor and had great character parts in big hollywood movies but partly because of the flurry of that independent and studio specialty division, cinema and the ambitions of directors like paul thomas anderson and others, he was able to become a star, to take on these heed roles that were incredibly ambitious, often very dark and troubling and there is just this kind of honesty i guess in his work that was very unusual and will be very much missed. >> but i was feeling he was just opening up all kind of spheres of rages, lusts, everything that -- it never stayed on the surface, charlie, it always went deep. even in small roles, i mean he could suggest soulfulness, you know, underneath whatever he was doing on the surface, and the surface was spectacular. >> rose: ben miller, the film director, philip seymour hoffman and was a long time friend, talked about him while he was alive and reflected on his craft. >> he would call me up, before he would go up in a play, right before two weeks before

community leaders and health experts, today with supervisors scott wiener, malia cohen and john avalos and our new co-sponsors president david chiu and supervisor david campos, i'm proud to be introducing a unified tax measure that strengthens our community's commitments to san francisco's children and their families. i'm proud to stand with the majority of the board of supervisors that are co-sponsors on this. as we move this forward to make history in san francisco. and i know we can make history by passing this ballot measure in november. our coalition for the sugary drink task is building unity also not only a unified measure that's come forward today, but also a unity in our neighborhoods and solidarity for our children's health in a fight across this city because we know big soda corporations like coca cola and like pepsi and dr. pepper, the three big industry giants and their so-called american beverage association will be pouring millions of dollars, perhaps more than we've ever seen historically, in san francisco. and they even spent $4 million to defeat measures in small, tiny cities, richmond and el monte a few ye

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david and quiet. and the recount of the fight for women's rights in pakistan. these three authors recently appeared on booktv in the programs can be viewed anytime at booktv.orb. scott stossel chronicles his struggles with anxiety and charles krauthammer presents a collection of his political column. three decades of politics. watch the syndicated columnist program from the george w. bush presidential library at our website at booktv.org. sixth on the "l.a. times" bestseller list. followed by a short guide to a long life by david angus. including promised land and a ninth place the memoir will failure. and wrapping up the list is the muriel sherman's profile in the loudest voice in the room. look for the germans on booktv's author program afterwards on booktv on c-span2. and that is the top 10 best-selling books list according to the "los angeles times." >> next, history from pre-civil war to preconstruction. and we are automating large part of the boulevard. macon has its park. and they were laying it out with a load of cotton and headed towards the river to market downstream. right through what the engineers could lay down and they simply wove this road into the l

. >> david web, i just want to ask you a couple of questions, have you ever met tim scott? i thought you said we could talk. >> i'm a fan, i'm a fan, we're trying to march, we're not trying to talk. >> the second trial was not much better, but the reverend did invite david to attend a press conference later in the day. and here is how that went. >> do you feel you owe senator tim scott an apology for calling him a ventriloquist, and mouth pieces for the conservative party. >> it is my job to speak truth about public policies. and while some people may choose to get caught up on the metaphor that is a regular use of preachers, the real indignation and upsetness should be over the regressive agenda. >> excuse me, today is about the people of north carolina, dr. barb barber answered your questions and now it is time to move on. >> do you think black conservatives are allowed to have their frame of thought without being attacked publicly? >> our focus is on today and the moral movement that we're engaged in. and your question can be answered at a later point. but it won't be an

scott in florida. the organization could rival the network of charles and david koch. wow. that's big. e other republicans getting lined up. i think it's our friend scott walker is loring property taxes and they have a surplus to work with after that very i'd say contentious beginning with him for the unions. republicans are lining up not just for the midterms but for 2016 as well, nicole. >> absolutely. i think last week when john boehner sort of walked the political plank and passed the clean debt ceiling without the support of this caucus, i was on conservative radio last week and they were killing him. i said, listen, i think he deserves a medal of freedom. i know joe was skeptical too. six months ago when the government shut down, everybody was jumping up and down and begging an pleading for a grown-up in the republican party. we now have many grown-ups in the republican party that may have done what would have been in the moment they resisted the passions of the right wing of our party and they did the grown-up thing. i think it now is viewed not too much later, five, six days lat

scott in florida. the size of his political organization could rifle the network of charles and david koch. >>> it haseen five years since president obama signed his $800 billion stimulus plan to jump-start the american economy. and five years later, the jury is still out on whether it made a difference in the recovery. the white house celebrated the anniversary by releasing a report that touts the plan's successes. and that does include 1.6 million jobs created or saved between the years 2009 and 2012. unemployment has dropped from 10% in october of 2009 to 6.6% now. and the report also pointed out the real world impact of the spending including the improvement of 40,000 miles of road, 2700 bridges, and bringing high speed internet to 20,000 community institutions including schools. the bill passed in 2009 with only three republican votes across both chambers and the party's sour opinion of the recovery act hasn't changed. mitch mcconnell called the law a tragedy and ted cruz took to twitter to mock the job creation saying unfortunately, they're all at the irs and nsa. and potential 2016 hopeful marc

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scott horsley. looks at the finish line of the marathon. let. me. back now with more from mr david stockman now david i'm going to jump right in and i ask you do you share ben bernanke and janet yellen deflationary years. deflationary fears absolutely not that is just a canard that they constantly try it out when all else fails to justify continuing to run burning pres at these crazy rates even sixty five billion a month after all we're in the fifth year of this so-called recovery look at the last twelve thirteen years the c.p.i. is average two point four percent if you take the one they prefer you know the p.c. eat deflator less food energy assuming no one has had to eat their home or eat for twelve years but even then it's one point eight percent. the rates do bottle up and down a little bit by a month or quarter depending on what's going on in the world economy commodities oil a lot of other things but on trend there is absolutely no whiff of the flashing in the air and besides that where was that ever written that if you don't make two percent inflation you're failing to help t

. >> that was david webb's first attempt to try to get north carolina naacp leader to apologize to tim scott. joining me with more when it comes to attacking black conservatives, you agree with me on this, i'm betting. >> listen. i think it was a bad thing to say all the way around, it doesn't help the cause. you can argue that scott's politics are conservative, but -- >> so what? >> so what, that's right. >> i tell you one thing about conservative african-americans. also the republican party generally who complains about blacks vote enmass. you never see them go into the black community. rand paul went to howard university in washington. >> he's been going all over the place. >> why republicans don't go in and campaign. i know they don't think they're going to get the votes. if you're going to get a message out. >> i agree, and they need a message, and it's got to be different than being the democratic party. i want to get back to this, though. now the latest tim scott, every black conservative i have many friends, condy rice, colin powell. there is an acceptance of attacking black conserva

canadians tessa virtue and scott moir finished second, interesting fact, white and davis train along side them in michigan. the two teams even share a coach. >> in over an hour reno's david wise will compete in the first ever free style skiing half-pipe event. wise who won three straight x game gold medals favorite to make the podium in sochi, qualifying runs kick off at 5:45 and finals at 9:30 this morning. >> and sprinter turned bob sledder lauryn williams and lolo jones hit the track this morning. they try to keep the streak going as an american sled medaled in every olympic game since the two women 12 years ago. the first run kicks off after 7:00 our time. the finals for the medals are tomorrow. >> plenty of events while you were sleeping. we'll air those later today but if you are one of those people who can't wait here are some spoilers. >> by now i think you know the drill. if you would rather wait until tonight to find out close your eyes, wait for the music to end and me to tell you. >> okay. take a look at your television again. >> you can catch all of the olympic excitement here on nbc bay area starting this afternoon at 3:00 we have finals in men's 10,000 met

david genzler's version of events was significantly different. he said dusty harless instigated the fight by pulling him out of his car and wrestling him face down to the ground. he also said that scottalled witness, was in fact an active participant. genzler insisted is that davis kicked him repeatedly, while dusty had him pinned down, but managed to get a knife out of his pocket to defend himself. >> he was thinking he was getting his ass kicked and he was in fear of his life and he blindly reaches back and stabs him. is it likely or unlikely? i really can't say. and that is what made the one stab wound into pretty much the center of the chest of dusty. >> a week after dusty's death, police found genzler's car parked on the other side of the city. >> we were able to get dna from the steering wheel, from the gear shift and the turn signal, and that dna, that blood came back and matched that of the victim, dusty harless. >> this tied genzler to the killing. a short time later, after hearing about the incident in the media, one of genzler's friends turned over a knife that was to belong to genzler. >> it was consistent with the depth of the wound and other dimensions of the wound. and

scott, thanks so much for being here. i appreciate your time. >> thank you, david. coming up here, can the president keep his own party in line? i'm going to ask our roundtable that question. but jay leno had a solution if they can't stay in line after the president's state of the union speech. >> this was a very important speech for the president. he gave it in a time when he's losing support from his own party. in fact, congressional democrats warned tonight if they didn't an proud the president's speech, he would go out and campaign for them. >> plus big developments in another upcoming crucial decision for president obama. why the solution to the keystone pipeline is going to be a battle to the bitter end. >>> and more on the christie bridge scandal as new charges fly, i'll speak to the man leading the investigation. and on this super bowl sunday, we'll talk about the future of the game. is safety an issue that makes the future less certain? it's all coming up this morning on "meet the press." we know why we're here. to chart a greener path in the air and in our

david. >>> russian president vladimir putin made a surprise visit to team usa's headquarters in sochi. he met with olympic committee sew scott blackman. why not, cheers. the usa team houses a place where athletes and their families gore. some snapped selfies. maria is here with more. this type of thing is made for twitter. >> reporter: it sure is, richelle, and one of the tweets that came in, he wrote, putin just walked in to team usa house. this is not the start of a joke. but it was the start of selfies. especially the luge athletes prisoprestonwrote, just hangingh putin, no big deal. and chris wrote sochi selfie with putin. and lauren also took a selfie with the russian president in the background. he then went to the canadian house and trevor wrote putin with canadian fans and the speed skater for the canadian team said, i should have asked him to be my valentine. we haven't seen any side by side selfies with u.s. athletes. we're not sure if he didn't put himself there, or if the athletes didn't approach him, if they exist or if they weren't made public. but he did challenge the canadian to be at the hockey final. take a

. >> reporter: you mention a right wing drip and david cameron as well as the first minister of scottgned the agreement in october of 2012 enabling a vote on scottish independent and is this a sign that england supports an independent scott land? >> well, what it is a sign of is adaptability and good sense, common sense of the british state when push comes to shove so we have a parliament and when s&p won the government agreed to the independent record and what is interesting here is how the british state has been very, very different and flexible and not for independence it's for an advocate for the union and it's different for the spanish government because there is a written constitution says you cannot have an independent referendum. that means that you make the argument about independence one about democracy whereas in scott land you can say you want one, have one and we will advocate for the union and it's a more flexible and how britain walked through history basically without written constitution making up as it goes along for god and bad. >> reporter: making it up as it goes

david gregory of nbc, when he held up on camera a 30 round magazine and he got let off scott free, rightpirit and therefore, let him off. i did not actually have any firearms in d.c i kept them outside the city in virginia, my sister's home. >> meanwhile, after the first hearing back in june, the government -- the judge gave the government until this past january, time enough to prove that they had a reasonable case against you from an unreasonable case that they raided your home. did they come up with a reasonable case? >> well, that's what we're continuing to go to court about. today will be the eighth court date that was set since my arrest at the end of august in 2012. i don't think it's going to be over today. i think we're going to hear more motions and take it from there. >> unbelievable. all over one shotgun shell, a souvenir. how much has this cost you personally? >> i haven't tallied it up. but in terms of the time that i've spent on it and attorneys' fees, it's been a considerable amount. >> unbelievable. mark, we wish you the best of luck today at the eighth hearing. please k

david jolly, a first-time candidate, worked for young in washington. democrat alex cink narrowly lost the governor's race to rick scottfe in largo where they serve up politics along with the sweets we found some fierce opponents of obamacare. >> i had blue cross and blue shield, and when obamacare kicked in, i had basically i couldn't afford. it had lost coverage on my children because it was so high. >> reporter: also found one registered republican who is a fan. costume shop owner sarah paul recently signed up. >> haven't had insurance for 28 years. no joke. we couldn't afford it. >> reporter: that's the way this district is, truly 50/50. republican david jolly is hoping his push to repeal obamacare will win over voters, mindful he needs to propose alternatives. >> we can't just be the party of no. we can't just say obamacare is bad. we have to have creative solutions. >> reporter: cink is campaigning on her support for obamacare while at the same time keeping what she says is a flawed program somewhat at arm's length. >> well, i wouldn't describe my position as having embraced obamacare. there are plenty of things

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scott, adamantly against the minimum wage. let's talk just a minute about the health care law. there were good numbers, david, that came out, the administration announcing 3.3 million, i think, people have signed up on the exchanges. on the other hand, the administration announced that it was going to extend the deadline for medium businesses to bring their employees under health care coverage. is this-- does this mean the health care law is healthier or does it mean it's weaker? i mean, how do we read what's going on? >> it's both, it's both. so if you want to draw a straight line for a lot of the different stories that have been going through on health care reform, i think you'd say one thing it's health care law is probably going to reduce the number of uninsured-- not probably, it will reduce the number of uninsured. and the good enrollment numbers are a piece of that. the second thing on the down side is costs will probably be a lot higher than estimated. so what you're seeing is the exchanges are not competitive. a lot of places, there's just only one fortune in the exchange, one company, a blue cross