rick doc walker from espn 1180. long time no see. >> seems like a long time. >> i missed. know we're going to get together. >> who knew -- . >> it's the offseason and we're prominent in that and this is a movie thought they had to make and you have to invest in a supertalent. no one knows ifet kid is to mak to be aggressive or not. i thought allen and shanahan were aggressive making the move necessary and you have to get the component parts around him to surround him and give him a chance to be unique. >> and that is a draft coming up in less than a month. >> you will have draft picks and a surplus of cap money. they haven't had that in a long time and their front office deserve a lot of credit to put them in this position and now can you go out and fortify your line, i think you need a big and unique receiver in the red zone so you don't have to kick all of the field-goals. >> right. >> and you have a guy who is unique. the unique talent to pay for. >> and the redskins give up three first-round picks. >> and that one, they swapped. >> swapped. >> it's two. you don't count

well, he was known as "antenna doc." antenna doc? yeah. contracted westinghouse to conduct a series of tests on theecho ii balloons here at lakehurst. one of the final tests was the burst test. there had been an explosion, but it hadn't been in space. the technical term is a static inflation test. a balloon is literally filled with gas until it bursts. milt can still recall how his father described it. and it was like just a real loud, dull thunk. the most serious of scientists had then behaved as children. it's a story i want to tell chuck. so you wanted to know if your object was part of an echo project by nasa. i show chuck a report prepared by our goddard scientists. his fragment was aluminum-coated mylar, designed to bounce radio signals off theecho ii satellite. that is really something. i tell him about my meeting with milt saxmann. your particular piece of the balloon was taken from one of the final tests where they inserted too much gas for the balloon to handle and it exploded. milt had explained exactly how his father, doc, had

i want to move from baby doc to heiress deed -- to are stide. he was run not by the haitian people or escorted out by the u.s. government. we can have that conversation another time. in either case, he was in south africa for several years and he goes back to haiti now. unlike america, we have ex- president's that live here. you serve your term and you go back to private life. in this case, in haiti, both of these ex-president's were run out. both of them are now back in the country. you say that baby doc poses no threat, you believe. >> i would say that he, as a presidential candidate -- tavis: fair enough. i took the that is what you meant. does aristide who was democratically elected a couple of times, does he pose a threat to president martelli? >> ultimately, aristide will have a productive contribution to make outside of politics. he is a highly intelligent man. tavis: a former priest. >> he is currently invested in one of two campus universities in the country in training medical personnel. there is a partnership of their in terms of the

. >> doc henry of north carolina travels so many of the the most desolate and dangerous places in theld. to repair broken wells or build new ones to deliver clean water to people dying from thirst. doc, who grew up as a rebellious son of a preacher worked as a bartender in raleigh, was a biker and musician. he discovered that millions were dying from the lack of water and the crisis gripped him causing him to take action. >> the most shocking thing when i first earned about it, what little was done about it and how little was out in the public. so, i decided, you know what? i might just be a biker and a bartender and rough around the edges kind of guy, but i'm going to do something about it. >> the first thing he did, he founded wine to water, selling wine to raise money and awareness of the tremendous need of clean water and the money he raised first. and believing that the christian relieve organization, could use the money to help provide water for people in need, but they first gave him a counter offer he couldn't refuse. >> he said, i it will you what, keep your money. how about

and low doc. now, no doc/low doc means no documentation or low documentation. low meaning less than the regulators would require of you. >> you didn't ask the person, the homeowner who was buying the house, "show me proof of your wages. show me proof of your savings." >> that's right. but can you imagine that you publicly acknowledge that you were creating products and selling them into the market that had no documentation or less than normal required documentation? and this was -- it's sort of like taking a product and putting a skull and crossbones on it and saying, "this might be poison," and putting it on the supermarket shelves. >> you know, i hear you talk. and i think, "well, human beings certainly can go insane. so can systems, right?" >> yeah, and so can groups of human beings. in the '90s, the investors took over. and they basically said to management, "we don't care what you do. we don't care how many private jets, houses, golf courses, swimming pools, whatever you have, as long as you

the only way you're out of that is to improve the talent mix. >>> and thank you, doc walker and daveross. >>> finally, tomorrow's acc championship game is set, unc versus florida state. thank you for legislate us be a part of your weekend. hope you will join us tomorrow night for selection sunday. have a great night, everybody. the droid razr by motorola, now with amazing tools like the hd station. share your pictures, stream hd videos and movies. all on your tv. or connect your 4g lte droid razr to the lapdock and unleash its massive computing power. even seamlessly video chat. all powered by the 4g lte droid razr. droid razr by motorola, just $199.99. and back for a limited time, get twice the data for the same low price. verizon. ♪ [ male announcer ] offering four distinct driving modes and lexus' dynamic handling, the next generation of lexus will not be contained. the all-new 2013 lexus gs.

and doc holiday's early career he practiced in dallas texas. the dallas state fair had competitions for dentist's. [laughter] that is different. for the winner of the best gold tooth competition was doc holliday. he was one hell of a dentist. who knew? [laughter] that should sell 5,000 books itself. he is the colorful character. there are many of them in there. and started to feel nervous he sure got it. >> but with every movie the best thing is the guy who plays doc holliday. dennis quaid, falcon allmerica munn i am pretty nervous having donovan on the panel. [laughter] we know the last gunfight needs to be in every dentist's office in america. [laughter] >> my agent has not been in there pitching for me. [laughter] >> i don't know. . . >> he was a strapping six feet back when six feet really meant something and pure muscle and could have taken apart that little runt with his little finger. [laughter] but very interesting character. came from a big family of brothers, they all stuck together, and in his earlier day before the alamo he was a sl

nasse doc lost 15. in tokyo, the nikkei dropped. and in hong kong, the drought 276: today on wall street, investors will be watching for important data. the stock market reacted negatively yesterday. oil is down to 105 gallons a barrel. they tried to lower cooingle and prices. a hbig pay hike last year as the company stock more than halve attests video. family dollar discount stories. more than 10% in the second quarter. porn push blarng blank the biggest starts were an i easter, its opo. shipments of flat panel televisions he creates them for the first time this year. according to a cnb see survey, they're got to play 61 menthe of kids with iphone, i badge and it's important. teamed up for a hiring our heroes job fair in new york. the unemployment rate for veterans is more that be 12 per. getting 500 thousand vets or their stitchs into the way eel have sophisticated work. the niner's snap a jack and the kimmed blanked the fides rob it. >> in weather, all eyes are on the west coast. still storms are coming up. ahhh, now that's a cle

if you think you need to cut docs, cut docs but the that those docs won't be there for you when you need them to be because they can't. because they can't. do you really belief it, mr. speaker? does anyone believe it, find your primary care doctor that live downs the street you know him or her, they're in your sunday school class, they coach your kid's soccer team, you know who they are. do you really believe that they are the ones driving the medicare program into bankruptcy? do you really believe it? or does the washington establishment just use our docs, the healers in our community, those folks who are there for us when we need them the most, does the washington establishment just use those folks as the scapegoats for what is a much more serious, much more systemic underlying problem with the way that we finance federally funded health care systems in this country? competition has served this country well, mr. speaker. individual responsibility has served this cupry well. entrepreneurship and innovation have served this country well. and we have a choice now to embrace those function

what does your budget do with respect to what we call around here the doc fix, do you fix it as part of your budget? >> there's a reserve fund in the budget resolution that provides for as long as the fix to the doc fix or the sustainable growth rate formula is done in a deficit neutral manner it allows the chairman to adjust allocations and aggregates to accommodate a fix for the sgr. >> so i understand, i think fixing the sgr is somewhat north of $300 billion for 10 years. as i understand what you're saying is you haven't identify add way but you have a reserve fund that says if you go out and find $300 billion of savings elelsewhere in the budget you can use that for the purpose of fixing sgr. >> correct. >> and do you limit the areas in the budget where those $300 billions in savings can be found? >> no. >> if i could ask you with respect to medicaid. first of all, do you dispute the cbo analysis that shows when it's fully phased in over time that it would cut the medicaid budget, baseline budget, by 75%? >> if you're talking about the baseline budget we would not dispute that. o

information in the rule making doc indicates that the new unit max standard was set using performance data from logan units. the epa posted a chart and the doc is showing six separate with logan failing the standard five out of six times. well, we've told the public that the new unit max standards would not prevent new units from being built but yet your own data seems to show that the very units would fail a compliance test. am i wrong on that? >> yes, i believe i disagree with you on that, sir. the mercury and air toxic standards are based on achievable technology for the best 12%. they look at individual contaminants, like mercury, arsenic, acid gases individually. and one of the concerns is looking at condensable versus total particulate matter as air pollutants. so we believe that they are achievable and that the standards meet the requirements of the clean air act in that regard. >> okay. back to logan. is it not accurate that they thought they failed five out of the six tests? >> sir, i can certainly look at the individual data you are citing but the low implant, it's a well-pe

g mail and youtube and google docs and sfred pread it out a l bit. if you're concerned about privacy, go into your google settings and fix your web history so google doesn't gent all the information. >> belva: isn't there another problem with google ail lollowi something or other to capture your photographs. >> i didn't see it today. i know there's been a lot of trouble with google and photos in and privacy in particular. >> we seem to always be doing something about privacy on the internet. >> there's a reason we run up into is this, and this is because how you make the money between ticking their users off and making them run away and meeting the advertisers' needs and giving them more access than they should have. how do you balance all of those really conflicting needs as a business? >> we see it with apple with the photos. everybody is using the apple products where they can grab everything. >> mini mean, they make a lot o money off their hardware. all they have is you and me and the cat food we're searching for on google.com. >> so the european

jenna: one of the docs in this article said meatless monday can help. are hard enough, so maybe monday's the day we keep the burger. what about grass-fed beef? you know, the red meat that's supposed to be really, really healthy for you and not as bad as that plain old meat that you get at the supermarket. >> this study didn't look at that, but that's a great point to make. we're going to call it meat jenna monday. [laughter] i think that's a great point you're making, how are we raising our beef? are we giving them antibiotics, steroids? i like grass-fed beef. and then how are we cooking the red meat, you know? are you barbecuing it, charring it with the summer coming up -- [laughter] jenna: sounds really good. i apologize to everyone who's vegan and vegetarian, the way that jon's looking at this picture -- jon: i'm going to fire up the barbecue. jenna: all right, doc, balance it out a little bit, don't eat it every day, i think we could probably try to follow that. >> cut down. jenna: all right. here's another study that we wanted to ask you about as w

una clinica de san josñ arresado bajo sospecha de agredir sexualmente a una victima de la clinica docs victima. >> ! hombres arrestados por pornografia infatil, varias computadoras encontradas que tenían material pornografico de menores. >> una mujer muere de varias puañaladas, testigos que dal algunas pistas de atacante se tienen en cuenta. >> la policía sigtue ede cerca un crimen en san francisco unas personas muertas encontradas que fueron ataque directo a las víctimas. >> descubrieron 2 cuerpo sin vida. >> entran los oficiales y encontraron 3 o más víctimas cerca del hogar. >> y todas las víctimas son asiaticas, mientras que algunas personas trabajan en una empresa de computacion, salió una mujer conmocionada. >> estaba llorando, y como en 5 minuto se pusieron 2 patrullas. >> " 2 de las víctimas con heridas de bala pero no tienen armas. >> escucho disparos? >> si, solo 2 pero no pense que fueran balazos. >> un juez dio la autorizacion para que eliana lopez salga de estados unidos para visitar a su padre enfermo, se recomendara el futuro de mercarini. >> y cada vez más empresas inva

i know you have a good voice and he talks about the big news heard around the nfl and doc walkered you have to pay big to go big and what is he expected to do. >>> and we'll see who got pushed around next. mo. >> and love your sing, too. >>> we'll see you then. >> that is it for us. fox news is always on www.myfoxdc.com. keep it here. sports extra is two minutes away. see you tomorrow. remember, spring ahead. bye-bye. people! look at you! texting...blogging... all this technology, but you're still banking like pilgrims! get high yield free checking at capital one bank. why earn bupkis, when your checking could earn five times the national average!! and free atms anywhere. five times the national average!!! that's new school banking. sign up for high yield free checking at a capital one bank. what's in your wallet? somebody help me down. . >> is robert griffin 3 the future quarterback for the redskins? is he their guy at number two in next month's draft? will he be worth the price the skin his to pay for the rams? the three first-rounders and second rounder. we'll ask you if they can st

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not about the hair, doc!m very, very tblad to hear that, because i know your husband is a great glie and he has a military hair cut, so the hair wasn't what got me. >> it's close to being bald. it's close! >> jen don't tell him that! dr. siegl, thank you. they say within five years, it might be out there and it would be big for the market. >> a revolutionary treatment for the market. good to see you. jon: some severe weather warnings to tell you about. we'll check in with the fox extreme weather center and find out where the powerful storms and tornadoes may be headed. >> plus a high tech way to keep kids safe on the football field, a brand new helmet that acts something like an air bag for the brain. the jointer joins us. jon: there's a potential for severe weather today a. chance of strong storms from the ohio valley to the southeast, bringing heavy rain, hail, winds, and possibly tornadoes. meteorologist janice dean is in the fox extreme weather center. j.d. >> reporter: and maybe the end of 70-degree temp

the fells doc also gained four. taking a look at overseas trading this mesh morning, the hang seng was up a fraction. a little wlast ma hr tin swing back into the day this week? investors will also digest fresh data and personal income. ben will be closely watched for any clues about a round of quantity stative easening. the supreme court wears a challenge to the your former this week. best buy is expected to see a rise in quarterly properties. >> in moan time, the dwindling share of the smart phone market. >>> yahoo is appointing three more bed them behrs. third point llc. recently introduced a campaign that there was these four. >> and, finally, if you are not watching your waistline or your wallet, check out the new hot cog on sale. tims and scheffeing, as one, have them. and it's a about as listening as a baseball hat for the myhre 23 hours and she 45d not been in her to oat. >> plus, out door whoop of the greatest cowen falls, you should citrolith ahead. >> you're watching "first look" on msnbc. so you're calli

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for department of corrections. >> doc is great.very bold. he's a mouser. i mean like an incredible mouser. usually a few times a week he'll bring in mice from outside or rats from outside and we live near the mountains so there's quite a bit of wildlife and he'll bring us a trophy pretty much a couple times a week.

his city's cost crisis, maybe his model could help the country. >> we've met with his primary care doclition of health care providers, a group of nurses, social workers, and volunteers, who treat the city's worst of the worst, one patient at a time. >> and i'm going to visit with her today. >> every day the group gets data from all of the city's emergency rooms, in realtime. that's the first time this has ever happened, anywhere in america. >> it's a nice day for this. >> jason, a former teacher and registered nurse, is making a house call to 52-year-old lilian perez. she was admitted to the hospital eight times last year, literally for re for respiratory distress. jason and her colleagues got a ventilator placed in lilian's home. >> that's the new ventilator. >> i got what i need to live. >> she saw her pulmonologist who hasn't seen her in a few whiles and said she looked great. >> lilian has stayed out of the e.r. for 70 days and counting, a record for her in the past few years. but some are hard to reach, they don't have phones, so jason and his team do routine drive-byes to see pat

. >> a former done doc dump -- dundalk dump is a priority.ding to the epa, the soured on site was added to the list because it contains high concentration of chemicals, metals, and pesticides. it is one of nine sites nationwide added to that list and the declaration allows the government to go after polluters and force them to pay for restoration. still ahead, i recall involving a popular auto maker plus, or from leftover innovations to keeping your kids clean and entertained, and international show seems to have it all off and we will take you there. forget politics -- toilet paper is taking over as the big topic and one city hall and why they are running out of supplies. >> a series of earthquakes rattled tokyo today. they had the same region where the tsunami last year left a path of destruction. tonight advisories were issued along with this because been no reports of injuries or damage. last sunday marked the first anniversary of the mass of magnitude nine. 0 quake that left 9000 people dead. a 25-year-old musher won the idea to run pret

>> well, it was the exs rtge t no-doc, low-doc mortgages. and then the derivatives were a byproduct. once you had those, then you u cp m a sfoh. and of course they had changed their mindset. they were in the business to make money, period. >> the exuberance, you said, took over. isn't it, isn't democracy supposed to be a brake, b-r-a-k- e, on greed and power in the private sector? to keep the balance, to keep the exuberance from going too far, as it did in this case? >> it should. but you're a better historian than i am. i don't know, but i would guess the democratic systems tend to go back and forth. >> like a seesaw. >> like a seesaw. b wn u kehe watchdog off the beat, as happened in the 1990s, when you lift glass-steagall and throw it on into the dustbin of history, you're removing any check in ha othpuic on the exuberance of the private sector. >> you're -- i mean, a consensus developed. the fact that we took it out was broctf isisken belief in this modern financial system that was, "more eficnt w vy criv for the united states and the u.

. >> hey, doc, i hear what the boss is good and plenty >> ok, that is enough. >> good. because i am not letting some genetic youth toy teach me sex. >> word up. >> we seems to have reached an impasse. >> the vice principal's office. >> look, i've been having a word stretched. last week, i did not to mouth and i finally met summit i could like palin and now, i assault judea's of and i get it on by a rabbi. something tells me i should not invade again until the world begins to make sense to me again. " she could have just said no thank you. >> you are right. ask me again. >> she looks med. >> of all of the things you have done -- never mind the illegality of it, the incentive pay, a soldier lost his life. there is no excuse. >> it was stupid. we never should have done it. if i thought there would have been any bearing on the case, never -- >> course it has bearing. >> this was obviously denny's plan. >> don't sell me out. >> you sold me out. you both be trade me. and the firm and the client. >> you sicken me. both of you. tavis: do you feel old, accomplished, or both? >>

. >> doc?> quick question about the paypal mafia we hear that a lot, especially from the private equity firms about how much they respect folks that came out of there. similar situation here. and people will probably give them enough rope to hang himself at least. and will they give him enough time to hang himself? >> you have a backstop because you have the asia assets, that's supporting the stock. what's going to happen to yahoo going forward, the yahoo company we know in the u.s. will depend on what scott can do to turn it around. there's not a lot of value in the stock right now for the asset. most of the value in the stock is just the asia assets. >> talks on asia are stalled. the point here is ben, i guess your opinion is, there's just no reason to own the shares here. right if you take a look at what you would think a transformation would take in terms of timing, look at hewlett-packard, look at research in motion, there is no quick fix when a situation has gotten as dreadful as it appea

doc? >> lowered ldl by 81% as far as cholesterol. that was huge for amgen. and by the way, i'm with josh, i am not in buffalo wild wings, either. but every time somebody talks about chicken prices going up, i say, you don't understand what they do, it's a bar. that's a great play i wish i was long them. >> mgm popping 2%. grasso? >> my favorite play in the space right now is las vegas. it's a growth story. i'm looking to singapore to aid the growth story. i would rather be in that name and wynn than mgm. >> lululemon? >> seeing the margin compression, not getting the benefit of lower cotton prices. i think lululemon is fine, a couple of bucks off its two-week high. you look at limited brands and gap. >>> ebay popping 2%. >> morgan stanley loves it i'm waiting for it to change the name of the company to pay pal. that's the only reason anyone wants this. mobile payments is hot. web payments is hot. i think the name plays really well in that space because of the pay pal asset. >> and sprint i

>> in -- there is a reserve fund in the budget resolution that provides for as long as the fix, doc fix or sustainable growth rate formula is in a deficit neutral manner it allows the chairman to adjust allocations and aggregates to accommodate, a fix for the, sgr.understand. i think fixing the sgr is north of $300 billion foyears. ize und ize -- you haven't identified a way to do it. but you have a says if you go out and find $300 billion of savings elsewhere in the budget you can use that for that right? >> correct. >> do you limit areas in the budget where the $300 billion in savings can be fono. >> okay. with respect to medicaidall, do you -- do yo dispute the -- the cbo analysis that shows when it is fully, fully phased in, over time, that it would cut the medicaid budget base line budget by 75%? >> if you are talking baseline budget, we would not dispute that analysis. baseline has a huge amount of growth going into the medicaid it's both upped curreku under c 7%, beneficiary of a third.n ere is a large reduction. >> okay. he growth rates -- we won't go k you with respect to -- th

got good news from doc tonight. mild strain from left achilles.n resume hitting balls late in week and hopeful for next week. next week will be march 22nd at the arnold palmer invitational. >>> to the nba. celtics and the l.a. clippers. boston led in much of the second half. slammed down an alley-oop. clippers chipped away, in the lane for a sparking left-handed jam. in the fourth, though, celts' paul piers dropped a three. kevin garnett hit a turnaround from the wing. that nailed down a win for boston. >>> and in chicago jeremy lin makes a great steal. the knicks led the bulls in the third quarter. lin couldn't stop derrick rose though. 32 with seven assists and the bulls. the knicks have lost six straight. >>> finally, remember this name. josh adams. and this is why. watch. >> for the win off the iron. it goes. he got it in. >> yes, sir. an amazing chip-in shot at the buzzer in overtime to give him a high score and colorado its first state championship basketball game there. josh adams, 6'1" senior headed to byu. we may see him again. he probabl

and the mayor has persuaded me of the docs, if we offer enhanced capital how answers there, so we will. mr. deputy speaker, 24 enterprisers are going ahead across england. chinese investment is expanding. i want parts of the united kingdom to benefit from these policies. the chief secretary can confirm today we will offer enhanced capital allowances for businesses starting out in the new scottish enterprise areas in dundee, and we look forward to the first enterprise zone in northern ireland. i also want to see investment in our world leading energy sector, including renewables. we launched the green investment bank open for business next month. we introduced the tax system to encourage investment and set the rate today. combined heat and power plants will not be liable to carbon foot rates. renewable energy will play a crucial part in britain's energy mix. i will be alert to the costs we're asking families and businesses to bear. environmentally sustainable has to be fiscally sustainable as well. the carbon reduction commitment was established by the previous government. it is cumbers

this is not just jesse james and doc holliday times. >>> nothing is ever finished in the legislature everything and was the redress. to a representative told us it may be time for a new look at standard ground. >>> if i'm hearing it correctly is willing to revisit the language in this law is potentially change its. did we if we need to look at the circumstances that occurred in to see if some sort of legislation is ordered in order. new speaker he says he does not think a wholesale change in the law is needed but based on what he knows about a tree on martin casey is not the standard crowned apply here. in stamford florida i'm just war. >>> a salinas man who counsels kids on bad choices is accused of secretly selling high schoolers having sex. police say 34 year-old gilbert all there is a middle east 14 report recordings in his office said salinas high school where he works as a drug and alcohol counselor. investigators say they found videos on his computer after arresting him last week on suspicion of inappropriately touching students police say he can be seen as setting up his cell

if you are concerned talk to your doc, supplemental screening might be helpful. >> governor brown vetoed similar bill. an estimated 40% of women have dense breast tissue. it's not hereditary. >> time to bring in jeff ranieri. now it's a break, then we're coming with more. >> yes. we do have another storm system. it's bad timing because now we're starting to roll into spring and a lot of you want sunshine. we're getting that rain across the bay area. doppler radar scans around now. here is that break. no raindrops and over 250 mile radius. this impressive blast over two weeks doing some incredible dense here in the rainfall season so far. oakland this month, that now accounts for 41% of this entire rainfall season's water in the past two weeks we could have two weeks like what we had. numbers starting to catch up. 72 in sunnyvale, 65 in san jose, 64 in livermore and across the peninsula plenty of low 60s. outside to our sky camera network in san bruno. the mixed bag, the view with clouds and also some blue sky up at some of the higher levels. a bit of an onshore flow. not too bad right th