and, of course, you know our own dr. mike! dr. michael cirigliano, welcome him to the show!wn, sit down. thank you. all right, i gotta tell you, i'm so excited about this project and excited about the opportunity to get information out to people, to make them understand that you can impact the way you feel just by what you put in your mouth. i guinea-pigged myself for a full year, changing the way i eat, and i have impacted almost every symptom i have from m.s. every single one of 'em. i'm not curing my disease... but i'ma tell ya, i feel better every single day. now... [applaus what do you think? i mean, you know, we... i'm trying to make sure, like, this show is all about making people understand you can get those fruits and vegetables and change your diet and the way you eat by emulsifying, juicing, stealthing... what do you think about this whole idea? >> dr. brantley: well, you just talked about emulsifying and juicing, what people have to remember is, we live in a... this is a living body. we were made, created, designed to live off of what comes from the earth. live f

. >> mike: dr.cy, there was another incident this week, a horrible tragedy in the little community of west, texas, and the explosion that killed 14 people. one of the i guess remarkable pieces of video was of a father and his child, an inadvertent experience they had that traumatized the child. we'll play it and i want your reaction. how do you handle it and don't intend to put your child through something serious? here's the clip. >> dad, i can't hear, i can't hear! >> cover your ears. >> get out of here. please get out of here. >> oh, my god. >> please get out of here, please get out of here. >> dr. marcy, every time i hear that, my heart aches for that child. i want to hug her and say it's going to be okay. how do you deal with that as a parent, when the child walks into the room, you didn't realize they're watching the television, or they're up close and personal to something that's absolutely awful? >> this actually happened to my nephew. he walked in and saw the beginning of the boston bombing

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dr. nancy snyderman investigates. >> doctor mike sparling was the eldest of four and dreamed of being a soldierat the age of 21, he enlisted. his parents, michael and leann, say he loved it. >> we were talking on the phone. he says, mama, this is my niche, this is it. this is what i want to do for the rest of my life. >> after basic training, private sparling was assigned to fort bliss, tegxas. on his first day, he went on a 3 1/2 mile training run in comfortable 70-degree weather. nothing compared to the typical ten-mile run. later that morning, leann got a call from the commander with some alarming news. >> he said, ma'am, is your son taking anything. he has collapsed and suffered a heart attack. i said, is he doing okay? he says, well, we are working on him. i said, please tell michael that mom is on her way. i'm going to get on the next flight out there. he said, ma'am, you don't understand what i'm saying. your son is in cardiac arrest. we're performing cpr on him right now. i said, sir, are you telling me my boy is going to die? he says, you should really pray. >> as the sparling's prepar

dr. jay, guy adami and mike khou at the options desk. the problem here is that the nasdaq is the one that really felt the pain over the past couple of days, down by 1.2%. we have these tech earnings, which theoretically could be the linchpin to the action tomorrow. >> and they'll help a little bit. google, of course, was down hard today, down $16, i believe, apple was down hard, a new low since 2011. and then after hours, we've had some bits of good news here and there. google, of course, came out with those earnings that you spoke of. we hit a high of just shy of $800. $796 and change, and on the lows, it was $760. that's pretty big. people are trying to digest exactly how close to the yahoo numbers these guys got on the pay per click and all that sort of thing. at yahoo, by the way, that was down 7%. >> right. he said in terms of the market action and the s&p 500 in the weeks after ibm, ibm was really the determinant in terms of the action. >> well, and the ibm, the revenue miss to me is what's so glaring in terms of ibm. there's a lot

mike murphy is our bull, dr. j is the bear. 1:30 on the clock. make your case. >> i think the move you've seen in netflix recently, the upgrade you got today, the $250 price target, really tells you what -- a little bit of the story behind netflix. so you see the stock now above the 50-day moving average for the first time in a couple of weeks. that's a very bullish tone for the stock. and should move up toward the $200 level. also, when they announce earnings next month, i think -- excuse me, a week from today, earnings announcement, i think you're going to see a big pop in subscribers. and one of the reasons for that, doc, is i think their internal programming. you know, the house of cards, also going to see next month the arrested development show. i think all in all, the stock goes higher. >> i think mike's points are well thought out, but my problem is, number one, that if there's going to be margin selling, they'll be selling the winners. and there's no greater winner out there right now than netflix, which everybody is in. and it's a littl

dr. yergin and i get miked. our format will be we will begin the conversation with the premier and then we'll move it to the audience. i think you have cards. you can submit your questions in writing. we'll try to get as many of them answered as we have time for until around 3:30. thank you. >> so thank you very much, premier redford. i think that you've sketched out a framework, the environmental framework in which alberta's energy veryoduced in a comprehensive way. one question, i think a big surprise for many people -- we've already heard it today -- is that alberta has a carbon tax. can you tell us how that carbon tax came about and when and so forth, and how it works? >> well, it's legislated, and it was first started in 2007. it is a system that monitors emissions from large emitters, and emitters who -- what's the statistic? >> one hundred thousand tons. >> one hundred thousand tons per year -- pay into a carbon fund where we say we have a price on carbon. so what that allows us to do at $15 per ton over

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dr. barchi said he not only fired mike rice, but also john wolf, who is part of the general counsel hereiversity. he said john wolf resigned from that leadership position after all of this fallout from the video that we saw this week. >> several heads rolling here in the wake of the video. go ahead. >> reporter: i just want to say, too, that right here is a copy of the report from the independent investigation, so of course we'll be sifting through this and seeing what it exactly says and we'll bring this to you later. and also want to mention, we asked him if you knew about the content of this video, if you knew there was verbal abuse and physical abuse, if a teacher did that, if a rutgers professor did that in a classroom here, would suspension be satisfactory. or is there a double standard here. and he said if he knew -- if a professor threw a basketball at his student's head, absolutely that professor would go. back to you. >> okay. pamela brown for us in new jersey. thank you. >>> 23 years after committing a murder, a man turns himself in. why did he do it? why did he wait so long?

mike. >> michael: income inequality has gotten worse since dr. king's time. purchasing power is lower than it was in 1968 according to the national employment law project. have we made good on king's legacy? >> well, not yet. if there is anything we've learn learned, there is more work to do. the rights passed due to his efforts was only one of the issues he was struggling toward. the next big step was around working on poverty and working on issues of economic justice. so we know that there is a whole lot more work to be done. >> michael: you know, he is such a civil rights icon. should we be linking king to economic equality. >> i think we should be thinking about equality much more broadly in terms of what true justice and equality is in our society. it's not just having legal civil rights. it's actually having the same opportunity and access to be able to participate fully in our society. so there are young people who are not getting the same education, that still is inequality. that's still injustice. if there are lgbt like myself who are not treated fai

mike? who won? >> i'm going to go with dr. jay.arter might be a little weak, but they get into higher margin businesses. >> and now the biggest pops and drops in midday trading. what do you think? >> i think the stock is interesting. if you look at a commercial mlr, it was down. >> michael jackson and this is the other michael jackson put up some great numbers. the stock reacting to that. >> a pop in peabody energy. >> the guidance was a lot better than people had anticipated. the stocks up almost 10% now. when these things bottom we all know you will see a big snap back. they did sell a nice number of the lumia phone. that was not enough, because they had much, much lower sales of all other phones. i think this is the worst revenue quarter ever. >> so not enough of an offset? final trades up next on the halftime report. thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking

mike, we just had a briefing from surgeon dr. peter fagenholz from mass general. as you and i know, if anything does happen to you in boston, you are lucky if you are close to massachusetts general hospital as 29 of those patients were today that are now in that hospital. mike, what is the feeling there? i've been having trouble imagining what it's like up there in my hometown tonight. >> reporter: well, lawrence, you know the town well. it's a very small town, the area we are talking about where the bombings occurred is a very small street. boylston street in downtown boston, perhaps the bombings occurred in no more than 100 yards distance. the mood in the city is one of obvious somberness, people are upset about what happened. the day, as you know, patriots' day in boston is a celebration, it's a community celebration. there is no school. it's a holiday for the entire state. children are out of school. this is the start of school vacation week. for years, every patriots' day begins with a red sox game that starts at 11:00 in the morning as it did today and the m

dr. gosnel . a tribute to legendary singer george jones. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [ applause >> thank you. t audicen newy much. york . welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. this week, the faa implemented absurd lay offs in the air trafficking control so president obama could punish people. he blamed republicans, of course. the cost of the politically driven delays near the billions shared by airlines who are profit and the traveling public who are losing time and money and missing appointments and time with their family. the president did the only thing he is really good at. placing blame until congress stepped in and fixed it. being president ought to be about shepherding solution. he has shirked responsibility to play a blame game that has no winner and has 300 million american people. he had a defeat and he didn't attempt to hide visible anger. >> so all in all, it ape shameful day for washington. >> well, it employees a shameful day for not accepting realities. the president blame would republicans and era, and fail told mention he couldn't persu

names like dr horton and pulte enjoying big hops today. >> good news for mike murphy who's a wlooebelievert's been a harrowing pull-back. they had a nice correction of 10% to 15%. you look at toll brothers and it was breaking down on the chart. now today it takes out the 200-day, 50-day moving averages. i think there is a lot of room left. >> how about netflix today up 25% after posting a blowout quarter. the stock back above $200 for the first time in three years. some on wall street are divided about where it goes next. rbc's mark mahaney says knicks is a winner. michael pactor says no way. welcome back. state your case, mahaney. you're first. >> look, we have a business that's on a trajectory toward generating 35 to 40 million u.s. subscribers for streaming business with expanding margins in profits. you have optionality out of the international sub business on the trajectory toward 10 million international subs. you've got a dvd business that doesn't seem to be completely falling apart. we think the shares are worth $250. we think the fundamental momentum continues through the year. >>

mike, we just had a briefing from surgeon dr. peter faganholz, a trauma surgeon is there at mass general. as you and i know, if anything does happen to you in boston, you're lucky if you're close to massachusetts general hospital, as 29 of those patients were today. that are now in that hospital. mike, what is the feeling there? i've been having trouble imagining what it's like up there in my hometown tonight. >> well, lawrence, i mean, you know the town well. it's a very small town, the area that we're talking about where the bombings occurred is a very small street. boylston street in downtown boston. perhaps the bombings occurred no more than 100 yards distance. the mood in the city tonight is one of obviously somberness. people are upset about what happened. the day, as you know, patriots' day in boston, is a celebration. it's a community celebration. there is no school. it's a holiday for the entire state. children are out of school. this is the start of school vacation week. and for years, every patriots' day begins with a

dr. gosnel . a tribute to legendary singer george jones. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [ applause >> thank you. thank you very much. great audience here in new york . welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. this week, the faa implemented absurd lay offs in the air trafficking control so president obama could punish people. he blamed republicans, of course. the cost of the politically driven delays near the billions shared by airlines who are barely making a profit and the traveling public who are losing time and money and missing appointments and time with their family. the president did the only thing he is really good at. placing blame until congress stepped in and fixed it. being president ought to be about shepherding solution. he has shirked responsibility to play a blame game that has no winner and has 300 million american people. he had a defeat and he didn't attempt to hide visible anger. >> so all in all, it ape shameful day for washington. >> well, it employees a shameful day for not accepting realities. the president blame would republicans and e

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dr. murray's attempt to have his conviction overturned. mike morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. at this point dr. murray's appeal will likely be released early by the fall he concludes the trial was unfair and as michael jackson's personal physician he did nothing wrong. >> before dr. murray was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and sentenced to four years, the max, he told savannah that michael jackson's death had nothing to do with the care he provided. >> do you feel guilty he provided? >> i don't feel guilty, because i didn't do anything wrong. >> reporter: in his appeal, murray said his trial was fundamentally unfair, the trial judge was biased an the jury should have been sequestered because of the media frenzy around the case. his goal not to get out of jail early but to get his life back. >> you wouldn't be a convicted felon for one thing. it may effect his ability to practice medicine in the future. >> reporter: murray could be a turning point witness in the jackson family's suit against the promoters of the king of pop's d

dr. scott harrington allegedly used dirty needles and rusty equipment and could face criminal charges. >>> rutgers university has reached a settlement with its fired men's basketball coach. mike rice was dismissed after being caught on video doing things like this, hitting, kicking, taunting players with homophobic slurs and the school will pay him $475,000 for the remaining two years on his contract, a quick look at the other headlines. >> thank you, josh. to sam with the weather. >> 5 1/2 inches in chicagoland area. good morning. in just 20 hours northern illinois, good part of the midwest flooding out of river grove will show you that. themn the next 24, 48 hour,g isd melting sn. heaviest moves east today so new york city, d.c., in the rain, raleigh and those areas in the carolinas were likely to get heavy storms. talk more about that in the next half hour. >> big weather headlines today as the rain moves east, heavy rain and then we've got to talk about spring flooding season. >> thank you, sam. >>> coming up, brand-new developments happening right now in boston. the entire city shut down. we'll have the latest live just ahead. >>> also ahead. battle of the witnesses in t

dr cornel west next. wealthy british style. sometimes right on. target. market so why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cancer for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on r g. h. america international and world in the very heart of moscow. much more of how to do it if you just received anything like to touch. welcome back to breaking the set without further ado here's the rest of my interview with dr cornel west. dr west i mean from oakland to d.c. hearing so much racist comments about how oakland has a lot of crime because it's predominately african-american i mean you're looking at things like stop and frisk obviously these institutionalized policies of racism of over policing african-american. areas of the cities i mean of course that's what's going to happen is you're going to have a disproportionate representation of these minorities in prisons and it can i can't help but think reckon back again to martin luther king i mean last week was the forty fifth anniversary of his assassination and there are in this. i'm sure you're aware forty five years dr wes

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mike: it's surprising. i do live in philadelphia and this is where the case against dr. kermit gosnell is taking place. t's gruesome, graphic, it's horrible. so was the boston bombing and we went 24/7 with it. >> alisyn: good point. >> we have details of that everything happened to these people. we need to know. >> alisyn: we don't usually shy away from violence. governor, thank you so much. >> good to be with you. >> mike: i promise not laugh at you when you leave. >> you better. thank you. >> clayton: i'll let you know if he does. coming up on the show, want to make sure you don't get ripped off when you buy your next car? there is an app for that. we'll show it to you. >> alisyn: plus, almost summer movie season. america's big blockbusters coming to the big screen like "iron man 3." i love him. is it worth your money? movie critic kevin mccarthy is here. >> clayton: i am so jealous. kevin said he saw "iron man 3." kevin, i'm furious. >> the question: where is tony stark? >> things are different now. i have to protect the one thing i can't live without. that's you. [ male announcer ] how do you measur

dr. conrad murray speaking out for the first time since going to jail for manslaughter. we begin with breaking news. raising the responsibility that the killing of mike and cynthia mclelland might be the work of a lone man. ed lavandera joining us now. >> reporter: we know that since the first assistant prosecutor killed about two months ago walking to work there in kaufman county, we know that authorities have been starting from scratch, going through the case files, anderson, trying to figure out if buried in the files there might be a clue as to who might have had a grudge against these prosecutors and want to kill them. we have talked a lot over recent days of perhaps the aryan brotherhood or a drug cartel being involved and now an indication that authorities are looking broader than that and a case welcoming at an a public corruption case, a man by the name of eric williams, a former justice of the peace there in kaufman county convicted on burglary and theft by a public servant and sentenced to two years probation. that's a big case there in that small community. we spoke with his attorney today and we were told that on saturday night, hours af

great guests, mike emanuel, how do you say it? steve doocy. dr.>>gretchen: president obama claims his budget is a balanced approach to cut spending, but with across-the-board tax hikes and fees exceeding $1 trillion, many on the other side are disagreeing. here to weigh in is stuart varney. you don't get distracted do you? >> certainly not during a promo of brian's radio show. this budget is fantasy. i hate to be too harsh, but lets get real here, shall we? this budget does not -- repeat -- does not cut the debt; okay? it does not cut spending. it does not. it taxes the rich some more and pretends that the rich by being taxed more can pay for all of these -- >>brian: he already cut $1.2 trillion out of the budget. he said that in his speech yesterday in the rose garden. >> what he's done is to propose a cut in the rate of increase in spending. a cut in the rate of increase in the debt. right now total debt $16.8 trillion. at the end of the obama second term $20 trillion. that's not a cut. it's a gain. >>steve: that's not why they -- that is why, o

dr. murray as chief witness. savannah. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> let's get a check of the weather now from mr.er. >> all righty. thanks so much, matt. we've got warm air. it is chilly here. it is worm out west t. jetstream is way up to the north. bund tell temperatures in the west, out in the southwest, we are talking record high temperatures. look at some of these readings, luck, 18 degrees above normal at a high of 98 degrees. 84 degrees in albuquerque. look for a high of 78 degrees in denver, 13 degrees above normal. denver may see snow in the next 44 hours. wet weather along the eastern seaboard, strong storms in northern missouri on into central an southern wisconsin. look for rain and snow in the pacific northwest t. record highs will continue in the >>> i'm meteorologist, christina loren, mostly clear conditions to start the day. not a cloud in the sky. a warm afternoon. with our natural cue lant just being turned off. we have offshore flow that negates that pacific influence. 85 degrees on the way to fremont. 76 degrees in san francisco. you will hit 90 in livermore today. 92 in fairfi

dr. marc seigel thank you. >> there were about 54,000 pounds of the chemical we are talking about located at the west fertilizer. there's a lot that could be dispersed into the air. we are joined by mike patel. he works at the econo lodge one town over and i understand that you were told to prepare for evacuees. has any one come to your hotel so far? any of the evacuees appear there? >> we have got a couple of people so far. i guess more to come as the night unfolds. >> you are located one town over. how many miles away are you? did you feel anything at the time of the explosion and can you smell anything in the air right now? >> right now, yes, there is still a little smell. and we are about 19 miles from west. >> how many miles? >> 19. >> 19 miles you still smell something in the air. what are the evacuees telling you? do they have any stories as to what they were experiencing in west? >> no. just the fact that some of these guys they did feel the boom was way -- catastrophic and that a couple of guys told me that they are not sure if they are going to have their homes when they go back. >> the town of west it has 2800 residents it is a small tight knit farming community. what more

dr. fenton. >>> the district attorney of kaufman county, texas was shopping for guns the day before he and his wife were found shot to death in his home. according to the store's owner, mike mclelland was not shopping for himself but for others. funeral services will be held for mike and cynthia mclelland. a memorial service for the couple was held yesterday. >>> the manhunt continues this morning in colorado for two white supremacists in connection with the state's prison chief, tom clemens. he was gunned down in his home last month. a clerical error allowed the man accused of killing him to get out early. but in an exclusive interview, clemens widow and two daughters say they want the focus to be on the hero victim, not the killer or killers. >> reporter: with the courage and strength most of us could only help for, lisa clemens, wed d widow of tom clemens, sat down with her daughters and anderson coop coop cooper. >> what do you want people to know about your husband? >> there's been so much about who he was, his career, and what he did in corrections. certainly he had a significant impact and was a leader in his field. for me, much more significant is the integrity of

heather: mike, i understand a lot of the doctors say the tourniquets put on there at the scene really did save lives in a lot of cases? >> reporter: it seems to be that. dr u.s. was speaking yesterday. you have a lot of organ failure because of blood loss was stopped at scene. and people donating blood, that's why they are optimistic you won't have additional organ failure. heather: you could see it in the faces blood loss at the scene. mike, we'll check back with you. >>> the fib is pouring over what they are calling the largest crime scene in boston history, vowing to go to the ends of the earth if that is what it takes to find the killers or killer involved. how the public's help could be key to finding those responsible shoot. now with the share everything plan from verizon, connect your camera, along with your smartphone and tablet. all your devices connected by one simple plan on the powerful network. record video. connect more. so you can do more. the share everything plan from verizon. add additional devices like the samsung galaxy camera for $5 monthly access. bill: back here live along boylston street in boston, i just want to share something w