specialist dawson is the first military death there in over three months when u.s. declared the war officially over. until his death, we thought perhaps we thought the last americans to die in the conflict. something even their loved ones told us they didn't dare believe. their names are somber footnotes to america's longest war. 37-year-old sergeant ramon morris. >> very loyal, dedicated and handsome. >> and 32-year-old martin. both were killed in an ied attack december two weeks before the flags were lowered in kabul and this war was declared over. it was sergeant morris' third deployment. >> the e-mail i got he said he was a couple of weeks from coming home. i got that thursday and it happened friday. >> christina strange, was morris' fiance. >> how do you put that together that he ultimately along with another soldier, were the last soldiers to die in the war as we know it? >> i don't agree i guess. i don't know how to say it. the war to me is not over. >> nor is it for 9800 american troops still serving in afghanistan. just last month, president obama announced

we're going to talk to rosario dawson, star of the new netflix hit, "daredevil," later on.i, what are you watching? >> we saw the press conference today. we did see confetti. but we didn't see mario draghi talk about bubbles much. we're going to talk about why that impacts the euro versus dollar trade after the break. >>> the top of the hour, all over this big move in crude today, plus, bold predictions about the future of yahoo from the company's former interim ceo, ross levinson, you don't want to miss what he has to say about marissa mayer. >>> plus shake shack enjoying big ipo success. is it time to double up on the burger joint? >>> we go around the world with a five-star fund manager to find the best place to invest right here right now. carl, see you in about ten. >>> thanks a lot. let's get to the cme group and check in with rick santelli, the santelli exchange. good morning, rick. >> good morning, carl. today was an interesting day, being on trading floor, you get to hear some of the buzz as to what traders are looking at, what trade captures their attention and tr

soldier killed 22-year-old john dawson from massachusetts, a combat medic. it was his first deployment overseas. and tonight, new images taken just one hour before that afghan soldier turned on the americans. abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz with the images from inside that room. >> reporter: these are images from just before the shooting. afghan officials, u.s. military and u.s. diplomat don yamamoto meeting and sitting down for a meal together in the governor's palace palace. it was after yamamoto departed the palace when his military escorts were attacked just outside the compound. an afghan soldier firing a truck-mounted automatic weapon. u.s. forces returning fire killing the shooter, but not before 22-year-old john dawson of massachusetts was killed and seven others wounded. according to a source familiar with the shooting the afghan soldier had been a trusted member of the afghan army for two years. and had clearance to get inside the compound. the source says if that had happened, this could have been a blood bath. >> could hav

it says george w dawson 11th regiment. i thought i would match him on the register and he is not there. just on a whim, i cracked the oakwood cemetery roster. and there he is. this was the first time i was able to say, these captions are not necessarily correct. we have got to go back and look at these and find the real story so we know what this is. it is important to know. you can visit private dawson's grave and stand with the photograph and match it up. that was the first one i did. and the rest is history. all right. strolling around downtown richmond, and we will bring this ship in. i'm going to put this out there. nobody has seen it before. until last week, i had never seen it. if you have seen it before, you should start talking to me. this image was on the library of congress site for years and years. i could not place it in major catalogs. who took it? what is it? i got the location. you can see the engine on the tracks. we are close to the richard and -- richmond and petersburg depot. last week, you will notice

defense secretary dawson carty says his country sports saudi arabia's military action. >> with respect to yemen, the united states is supporting the effort to get a political solution there that stops the violence. at the same time we contribute to the saudi efforts to protect its own security which is a long-standing interest of the united states from a long-standing partner of the united states in the region >>> there's a renewed diplomatic push to establish an humanitarian corridor out of the yarmouk camp in syria, it's on the outskirts of damascus and overrun by i.s.i.l. there's no food water or electricity, some escaped. aid agencies say 60,000 remain >>> security forces in tikrit say it's safe for people to return to their homes. government forces recaptured it after it fell to i.s.i.l. fighters. charles stratford reports. >> reporter: many of the roads and buildings in tikrit remained deserted. the iraqi army allied with the militias may be in control, but the fighting has been intense in recent weeks. the islamic state of iraq and levant overran saddam hussein's hometown in jun

the seniors to lead the team and be an extension from him, and highway got that from denzel, and dawsonthe leadership he demands from the top players is something that serves him welcome tournament time. >> coaching superstars. you have duke, reaching 12 final fours, vastly different teams playing in different styles in different eras, take a listen. >> what quality about you enabled you to do that? >> survival, i think, and i think it's, like, being a parent when you have a a lot of kids, you know, some are 18, 2, and 1. you have to adjust and be able to relate to each one of them, and it's called, i learned it at west point and learned it really well with usa basketball. that is adapt. >> well, you heard the coach there, you guys, reference army roots, education at west point, first collegiate job shaped him, and bleeper report caught up with his former west point players, guys he coached back in 1975, and they had some stories. check that out on bleacherreport.com. coming up on this show, duke's star and the village that helped him overcome the loss of his mom and lifted him all the

john dawson breaking this down for us and also the reaction.e could be for a reason the fed because of this figure. if it continues, it is the wind between the sales but nevertheless, the forecast was over 45,000. 240 5000. it was lower than the most pessimistic forecast. the dollar yen reacting to that. then you have the gold price also picking up significantly because it is a safe haven. the venue go into the u.s. futures market and the stock market was closed on friday for good friday -- then you go into theu.s. futures market and stock market was closed on friday for good friday. all of the markets you can see a reaction for what is a big surprise. the next issue is when they will raise rates but for the time being, back in march 22, the initial increase would happen. this favorite will not follow a course.mined this is -- they say they will not follow a predetermined course. this is bill gross with his reaction. l: they want to get off zero if only to prove that they do not have to stay up zero so i innk the will be a rate hike 2015, proba

jonathan dawson came to this city over 20 years ago as a journalist and he never left.nt from burroughs' fantasy. cake and tea at 4:00 every day served by his man servant. he may not have a gazelle, but a pet rooster will do. and every day he makes the rounds of the cafes, seeing all the old faces, ending up sooner or later here. >> this is the petit socco? >> this is the petit socco. yes. it existed in venetian times, existed in roman times, in the portuguese times and the english were here for 22 years and then the international city until 1956, now here. very historic square. very historic. >> as a writer, i've noticed everybody who comes here to do the article does the same article. >> it is so damn boring. they're all the beat generation and there are lots of other stories in morocco apart from that, but everyone likes the beats. bill burroughs, tennessee williams, they were all here, but that's a small part of the moroccan history. that's a 15-year page. there was a life before that and a life after that. you're here. >> yeah. it was inevitable. let's pretend thos

rosario dawson had a little ride with guillermo.ran into somebody, huh? i like this. because this is a real reversal of how things have gone so far this week. here's a religious artifact. a little guillermo. and finally, there's guillermo where he's happiest, amongst the doughnuts at round rock. [ cheers and applause ] thank you all for doing that. tonight on the show, a gentleman, he's an actor, now he's a director, a new documentary that premiered at south by southwest called "all things must pass." colin hanks is with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] later, a band from l.a. of all places, we brought them with us. this is their first live album. it's called "live in no particular order." edward sharpe and the magnetic zeros from the at&t stage. next week we'll be back at home. we have all-new shows with john cena, matthew perry, chelsea clinton, zooey deschanel, adam carolla, maisie williams, music from zac brown band, sync motel for king and country and charlie wilson too. please join us for all of that. [ cheers and applause

wednesday - secretary of defense dawson carty visits asia and japan and south korea, discussing security issues and china's military and the issues surrounding north korea >>> friday - the national rifle association holds its 144th annual meeting and exhibit in nashville. speakers bob cruz jed bush sarah palin and donald trump. we'll be right back. >>> let's look at what is left of your easter forecast. kevin corriveau joins us with the weather. >> happy easter. normally people would complain about the rain. i don't think california is. we'll get rain it's out of the rainy season. we are going into the dry season. what is happening here is we'll look at the eastern pacific, you see the area of low pressure spin making its way down ushering in showers for california begaining as snow. it's coming down to the valley. we'll see snow in the higher elevations. this is what it looks like going towards monday. we'll see 2-3 inches of rain to the north. to the south it will be light. we don't expect too much in terms of a kumlation. we expect a few feet of snow in the sierra nevada which is good

last week, 22-year-old army specialist john dawson was killed. he was the first to die since the war was officially declared over in december. last month president obama announced troop levels would not decrease this year as planned. that was not welcome news for families who already lost loved ones to war. >>> knowing what we have been through and what he went over there for, i wouldn't say it was right to say it was over for another family that might go through this. >> more than 2,300 americans have given their lives in the war in afghanistan. the president says the goal is to have only embassy security in place in afghanistan by the end of 2016. >>> there is new video of a black man killed by a white sheriff's deputy in oklahoma. and a warning you may want to look away or just mute your tv for now. you cannot see what happens, but you can hear the gunshot. the sheriff's office is now calling it a mistake. >> on your stomach. now! [ gunshot ] >> well, according to the sheriff's office the reserve deputy who killed eric harris meant to grab his

i get to play richard dawson. what you're people have put together, it's called the lightning round. short answers very brief. let me sit down for this one. >> i don't know what's coming up here. >> you're playing tight on this one. favorite president. >> i love reagan. abraham lincoln because he brought the promise of american freedom to everyone and that's what our party has always stood for. >> last book you read? >> the trade trader's wife. it's obscure but it was written by our daughter, hit number five on new york times best seller's list and if i said any other book, i could probably not go home next week. >> here's what you're going to alienate some people. >> i'm good with that. zpl iphone blackberry or android. >> iphone. and i don't have a serve err in the basement. >> game of thrown house of cards or orange is the new black. >> our kids love "game of thrones" thrones". i go with house of cards. anything that makes washington look worse than it is is something i'm in favor of. >> wine or beer? >> both.

i get to play richard dawson. your people had put together what's called the lightning round.t i know this may be difficult, short answers. very brief. >> let me set down for this one. i don't know what's coming up here. >> favorite president. >> i love reagan. >> short. >> abraham lincoln because he brought the promise of american freedom to everyone. >> last book you read. >> "the traitor's wife." i know it's obscure but it was written by our daughter number five on the best seller lest. [ applause ] and if i said any other book i could probably not go home next week. >> here's where you're going to alienate some people. >> i'm good at that. >> iphone blackberry or android. >> iphone. and i don't have a server in the basement. >> "game of thrones," "house of cards" or "orange is the new black." >> our kids love "game of thrones". i go with "house of cards." anything that makes washington look worse than it is is something i'm in favor of. >> wine or beer? >> both. during the day, beer, at night, wine. >> taco bell or, is this chipotle? >> actually libby and i went to chipotl

he even talked about the dawson family. we had seven deaths from that arson. committed -- committed by the neighborhood drug dealer. so it takes us back to this issue of drug pro hib businesshibition this is the type of violence it causes within our streets, and who has to go out there and do something about it. the police. you can clear a corner today, and you know what? tomorrow drug dealers are back on the corners and we know how they manage those corners, with guns and with violence. and the police again, are put in the middle of this along with zero tolerance policing. that occurred under his leadership. >> all right. former maryland state police officer neill franklin. thank you so much. always a pleasure having you on. >> thanks jake. >>> coming up next what's a teen to do when playing a game without a single cheering fan? the baltimore orioles, made the most of it. they signed pretend autographs high-fived investable spectators. the hilarious highlights, coming up next. flo: hey, big guy. i heard you lost a close on

dawson who died after he was hit by small arms fire.he massachusetts native is reportedly the first u.s. service member killed as part of the advise and assist mission that began on january 1st. as the afghan military takes over security of their nation. eric: we know about the provocative actions from vladimir putin and russia sparking echoes of the cold war. why one top pentagon official says what's happening from moscow is sending a message to us, the u.s. >>> and the race for the or white house suddenly heating up this weekend with reports that hillary clinton, yep, well, you know, she's running. duh. [laughter] this weekend. uma: you think? eric: we're told it's going to happen on sunday. our media panel will take a closer look at what this means with hillary finally being in. [ male announcer ] some come here to build something smarter. ♪ ♪ some come here to build something stronger. others come to build something faster... something safer... something greener. something the whole world can share. people come to boeing to do many

. >> but like where coco chanel lived and ate and i didn't know what fork -- i was jack dawson in titanic didn't not belong there. and going down to the irish people and chant and like -- you know there were no irish people around. it was like really -- really mortifying so i thought i can't be in this -- i can't have this experience again. >> seth: and is your etiquette better now, do you think? >> um -- >> seth: no. [ laughter ] that's all right, that's okay, at least you tried. >> i eat pretty poorly and my husband says the reason i don't gain as much weight as i should is because only 10% of it makes it in my mouth. [ laughter ] >> seth: it just -- the surrounding areas. >> i don't know where the food goes. but -- like having food fight with myself. >> seth: there you go. you also had a dinner with president obama. a very small dinner. >> i sound so cool. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, this seems really cool. except for that moment where you had to be on the tiny pony, your life is pretty awesome. so this is a small enough dinner party that everybody got a chance to sort of say hello to

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john dawson is our man in hong kong today. steady as she goes then, for the bank of japan?ohn: 8-1 was the vote. ¥80 trillion or 450 billion pounds four-year in stimulus. they want to hit the inflation target of 2%. the next one is april 30. the bank of japan governor looking at the impact. the key message is to really bring that goal of 2%. we said the yen reaction was to fall below 130. bank of korea is said to keep rates low as well. no change for them. ¥80 trillion is a lot of money. steady as she goes. mark: in china, we are seeing a stock surged today specifically in technology. it begs the question, are we seeing a bubble in chinese technology stocks? john: it is a great question. the valuation of 220 times earnings in china. back in march it was 155 times earnings. china is looking to push tech and wean themselves off the reliance of industry manufacturers. it means that many investors say they will continue. the tax, you can see, are surging. -- the techs. the nasdaq is only barely short of it -- of work was in march 2000. mark: john, we will see you later. carolin

dawson. >> what's it like to see him here? >> oh, it's awesome.came to my house when he was in high school. i said boy, you need to work on your outside jump shot. >> caller: the . >> reporter: the players are trying to stay focus. this is kentucky's player of the final four. >> to be a part of it now, it's unbelievable. >> reporter: wisconsin's senior has been here before and says it's special. >> i love everything about it. to be able to build a team camaraderie with these guys on daily basis, you get to play with your best friends every day and put your heart and soul into it. ♪ >> reporter: the kentucky play ler be taking some of that heart and soul. wearing a bracelet that came from a 9-year-old cancer patient. he was courtside friday watching his favorite player practice. >> my best friend. >> reporter: you know, many of the fans we talked to yesterday couldn't get tickets for the games. but they told us anthony and vinita, they wanted to be there anyway so they drove for hours just to see their team in action. >> anna werner in indianapolis

. >> not richard dawson. >> dick lawson, right. >> yes. >> he was in p.o. lterge ist movie, and tennis balls and garden hose. >> yes. >> but momma knowles, she's so fabulous. i wonder, yes, you better have it together. >> if he was in the move any 1982, let's find out how old he is, richard lawson. >> there he is. >> okay. >> there he is. >> wonderful. >> he is handsome. >> yes, nicely done. >> well, how cool is that. >> the fashion designed divorced -- what. >> fashion designer. >> fashion designer. >> yes. >> he is 68. >> well, he looks good. >> he does look good. >> yeah. >> okay. >> let's get to quincy. he is still getting ready to run. >> he says he will dot broad street run. >> i'm just trying to get my core together, and the thing is, does your shoes, do your shoes matter, we will find out coming up next. >>> it is 8:45. it is already beautiful out there. it will be a gorgeous day, of course, one down side is the pollen count. today, it is pretty high, yeah, we've got mapel, juniper, alder, tree pollen basically out there right now as trees start to

dawson the administration they seem to just shrug their shoulders. there is nothing inconsistent with going after china and supporting tpp. some of us don't support it. some of us do. but there's nothing inconsistent. and this amendment is -- i think we should accept this amendment. i think there's nothing wrong with this amendment. and china's not the same as indonesia or singapore or even japan and korea. it deserves support. and i thank senator brown for offering it. >> let me say this. if we want to have influence in asia we're going to have to pass tpa. and we're going to have to get get tpa put together right. that will send messages we could never otherwise send. so without this bill we're never going to accomplish what both of you would like to do. let me say this. the tpa bill that senator wyden and i introduced already tackles the concern that this amendment seeks to address. our bill already requires that the president take into account all of the congressional negotiating objectives before commencing negotiations with any country. that wi

on april 8 army medic john dawson was shot and killed and eight other americans were wounded by an afghan soldier who opened fire on them. this tragedy is yet another example of the american blood spilled in afghanistan. sadly this kind of tragedy and an american soldier being killed by a supposed afghan ally is nothing new. the poster i have with me today is a picture of two little girls eden and stephanie, who lived in my district for a time. their father, sergeant kevin baldis, who was stationed at camp lejeune in my district, died may 2011, in afghanistan along with lieutenant colonel benjamin palmer, who also was stationed in my district at cherry point marine air station. they were shot by an afghan policeman they were training. the night before the sergeant died he emailed his wife amy and he said, i don't trust them. i don't trust them. i don't trust any of them. and the next day he was killed. mr. speaker, last december when congress passed final appropriations for fiscal year 2015, it provided $4.1 billion for the afghan national security force and additional funding for develop