let's do it, bring on earl. look at this press release from the republicans' reelection arm in the house, the nrcc. you see that they refer to earl as a storm that will, quote, cut devastating segments of our economy. it is a devastating sequester if you ask the republican party, if you ask the nrcc. at the same time, though, they are denouncing the potential damage as devastating, also, quote, house republicans could not be more pleased with their leader right now. republican aides say privately that john boehner sees no need to negotiate. republicans are in a good place, they argue, because they want spending cut, and those cuts are happening. congressman mick mulvaney of north carolina saying, quote, i think it's working to our favor. congressman steve scolese calling the cut a, quote, big victory." that's the earl sequester storm. it's major blind across the board cuts that start taking effect now. that were purposely designed to be a bad idea for the country so we would be so alarmed by their onset that we

>> just enough. >> reporter: as new listings are added for spring, regular buyers like the earls who are preapproved for a mortgage are losing out. in alexandria, there are just 255 homes for sale, a 31% drop from a year ago. >> we have to be on top of the game, and be able to drop everything and check out a house or it will be gone. >> reporter: investors have been pushing home prices higher faster than expected. but the higher prices get, the more investors may get out, because they won't be able to find such great bargains any more. that in turn will let regular buyers back, in even if they do have to pay a little more to own. brian? >> diana olick in front of an available property in d.c. tonight. diana, thanks. >>> when we continue, after a devastating string of tornados. reuniting people and their property and what it's teaching us about the storms at large. >>> later, the teenager who spent way too much time on his computer, and how it's made him a millionaire many times over. >>> the start of spring means after a violent year last year, here we go again. the start of tornado

earl lee is president of prudential real estate affiliates. mr. lee, i know your company has done a little survey about all this. what did you find? > > one of the things we found was that home ownership is still a very important part of the american dream. in fact, 96% of our respondents replied it is a very essential part of what they are looking for in their lives. i think one of the reasons why that is really important is i think if we go back several years, there was a lot of information out there that we were going to become a nation of renters. and that obviously is not true based on our survey. > people certainly want to buy but economically, is buying a home still affordable? i know interest rates are down and so are home prices, but a lot of people aren't making as much money as they used to. > > that is true. i would say to you it depends on which sector. it also says that all real estate is local. clearly in markets that have been severely depressed, like phoenix, las vegas, south florida, those markets are aggressively moving forward,

the african american woman will not tell earl that his wife has actually left him already and run off with another man. she doesn't tell him that because she's trying to protect his manhood. those are things i think if you are a smart playwright, you really take advantage of your very smart actors and your very smart directors. again, this thing where it's always coming down it ego. at sundance, in every rehearsal process, i like being part of a very generous workshop. if you were in there you would say, wow, it's pretty free-wheeling. for example, you have 9 characters, 9 story lines that all are trying to be pieced together so they all are introduced, they all intertwine and at the end they are all resolved in some form or fashion. it's a delicate architecture. as we were in rehearsal process, i really rely on actors to kind of say at some point you have tweaked something here, but my character on this part of act 2 no longer is in the right place. so we have to pay attention to that. so in the rehearsal process, it's very democratic up to a point. i talked to cary recently, said i

. >> joining me now, columnist and author earl ofari hutchinson.hank you for your time. >> you're welcome. >> you have the hip hop music, he's a youtube personality, there's another ad with a rapper, as well here. but the nra appears to be trying to bring in african-americans or at least to their membership. i don't have the total number here but what we have as far as numbers is african-americans have the highest deaths of firearm deaths. teens five times as a white peer to be killed by a firearm. how does the nra counter those numbers? >> well, really, they can't. however, doesn't stop them to trying. politics and image, tamron, i think we have to keep those words in mind. they're boundlessly creative, that organization, with two things. number one, image. we are the organization that protects gun owners' rights against the big, intrusive government. that's number one and marvelously successful with that. second thing is image. one thing that's interesting about this, about 30% according to a gallup survey, of african-americans are legally regist

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. >> his name is clarence earl gideon. he argued there could be no equal justice where the kind of trial a man gets depends on the amount of money he has. he argued there should not be one kind of justice for the rich, another for the poor. gideon blew one note on his trumpet. he blew it over and over -- a man cannot get a fair trial without a lawyer. and because he would not retreat one wit from that position, this man, clarence gideon, has wrought a profound change in the course of american jurisprudence. >> gideon was a drifter with a criminal record, charged with breaking and entering and robbing a pool hall in florida. denied representation, he defended himself and was sentenced to five years in state prison. from his cell, he exercised his right to petition the supreme court for a fair hearing. when the justices ruled in gideon's favor, hundreds of prisoners who also had been denied their legal rights were freed or given new trials and our current system of public defenders was born. but 50 years later that system is

[ earl ] see for yourself. get the samsung galaxy s ii on t-mobile's nationwide 4g network.nationwide 4g network. (woman) 3 days of walking to give a breast cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. it was such a beautiful experience. (jessica lee) ♪ and it's beautiful (woman) why walk 60 miles in the boldest breast cancer event in history? because your efforts help komen serve millions of women and men facing breast cancer every year. visit the3day.org to register or to request more information today. it was 3 days of pure joy. ♪ and it's beautiful >> jimmy: we're back. sean combs, ben hoffman and sean rowe are standing by. i have batman news. not the comic book batman but the real batman. in the town of radford a burglar was brought into a police station dressed like this. the suspect was arrested and charged with handling stolen goods. batman dragged him in and in very batman like style disappeared without leaving his real name. is it more embarrassing to be the guy dressed in the batman costume or being the guy sub dued by the guy in the batman costume

represent earl joins us. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] host: good morning even it's tuesday, march 19, 2013. a lot happening today. the congress returns for one week of legislative work before returning on spring break. and president obama this evening heads overseas far trip to the middle east for a meeting with israel's prime minister on wednesday. meanwhile the front page says workers are saving too little to retire. 57% reported less than $25,000 in total household savings and investments. we'll begin there. and ats, republicans independents call on the lines below. your retirement and savings. or post your comments on facebook.com/c-span and email us at journal@c-span.org. here's "the wall street journal" this morning a front page story about this new report expected to come out today, and it says here workers and customers in the u.s. are bracing for a retirement crisis even as the stock market sits near highs and the eco

earl haffler. nice to meet you. i'm headed to houston. where are you headed? happy right here. isn't this place amazing? planes flying in from all over the world, and they know the minute they're arriving. aw, they don't know a darn thing. that's why my flight to houston's been delayed. they're all morons. in fact, i'll bet you that flight to pittsburgh takes off before my flight to houston. a bet? um... i don't bet anymore. friendly wager. no, i haven't bet in three years. keep things interesting. pass the time. o.k., how much? you're on, cowboy. how about 200? how you doing? o.k. nice day today. what? i'm george. george costanza. you live around here? now arriving at gate 12... this could be mexico city. come on, seattle! come on, mexico city! yeah, seattle! flight number 42... ohh! from mexico city. yeah, man! all right. come on. let's go again. let's go again. mr. pitt do you need anything? no. uhh... you need to sit up. why don't i get you a pillow? o.k. ohh...ohh... full house. lighting guy's lou. his birthday's next week. i don't care. now don't freak o

earl hutchins, thank you for coming in.ompare it to a war-torn nation, sometimes i feel like we live in one. since the 81st day since sandy hook 2474 have died from gun violence. that's more than 95 newtowns since newtown and not a shred of gun safety legislation has been passed. >> michael: welcome back to the war room. here's something that you may not know. the tension is a multi billion dollar industry, and immigrant detention, the government spends money to house illegal immigrants in facilities. the conditions in these places are often inhumane. prisoners can wait months for medical care, little sunlight or fresh air and denied family visits. a company called corrections corporation of america which now has 66 locations but cca started small. i want to you check out this video in which cofounder waxes nostalgia on their first contra-tohouseillegal immigrants in a motel. >> we saw this sign, olympic motel. we opened the facility on super bowl sunday in january and so about 10:00 that night we started receiving inmates

[ earl ] see for yourself. get the samsung galaxy s ii on t-mobile's nationwide 4g network. walmart. 3 days of walking nationwide 4g network. to give a breast cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. it was such a beautiful experience. (jessica lee) ♪ and it's beautiful (woman) why walk 60 miles in the boldest breast cancer event in history? because your efforts help komen serve millions of women and men facing breast cancer every year. visit the3day.org to register or to request more information today. it was 3 days of pure joy. ♪ and it's beautiful >> jimmy: hi there, welcome back. kelly ripa, elon musk and music from the mowgli's. first it is time to throw down. a few weeks ago, a dad made a video of his 2-year-old son titus making basketball trick shots. it became a viral sensation. it is almost 9 million views on youtube. but then titus and his dad got cocky. they went on the "today" show and titus shot like a 2-year-old. [ laughter ] so that night on the show, i pointed that out, and the next day, titus's dad responded with this. >> hello, jimmy kim

> so the stanford study captures in 2000 to 2011 and so within that span of time we did still have earl -- early exit and late exit programs. so this is just a starting point and through that work we're now able to take a closer look, as you've seen at the charts that are provided, looking at 2010 they're moving up and as we're phasing the early exit pathways out /*ft . >> on what do we base our [inaudible] this is the direction in which we wanna go, but it's not okay for us to say based on ineffectiveness this is our recommendation to say it's okay to phase this out if this one piece of data doesn't seem to support that assertion. show me some other data so that i know why -- we shouldn't be asserting that we know something unless we do. >> this data really -- it starts with kindergarten so the students enter the kindergarten and they go through -- some of these students may have left the pathway, some may have stayed and a lot of 'em -- their primary language instruction stopped at third grade and i think [inaudible] there was great inconsistency in terms of how the pathways were bein

in earl why i 2010, tensions rose when a british company began exploring for oil. authorities in buenos aires reacted by tightening restrictions on ships traveling through argentine waters from the falklands. the latest move in this ongoing dispute came from the politicians on the islands. they held a referendum on march 10th and 11th. asking residents if they wanted to remain a british territory. more than 99% said yes. >> i think as to resolving the dispute, that will take argentineans to finally wake up and start living in the real world. >> reporter: stewart wallace voted in favor of remaining a british territory. he runs a fishing company. six years ago, argentine authorities seized one of his ships. saying he was fishing inside their country's exclusive economic zone. something he denies. he's afraid the referendum result could have consequences. >> i think it's quite likely the existing current argentine government would be actively looking for other ways to harm our economy, to do what they can to stop us developing. >> reporter: the people of the falklands

. >> clarence earl gideon was a free man. the man who won a landmark supreme court case went to live a normal living with a job pumping gas. >> when i read where it says equal justice under law, i'm very inspired by that. i'm very comforted by that. but i know a lot of people are treated unfairly. i see it as something encouraging but i don't see it yet. >> it's written into constitution and established into the goal for society to reach for and live up to. people will fall short, rights can be ignored or even trampled. with nothing more than a pencil and knowledge. >> if you know your rights you can protect your rights. if you don't know your rights you can't. they will always be there. you can fight for them. that was gideon's story. he knew he had a right that was taken way from him and he fought to get it back. >> if you are wondering how it is they had a televised proceeding of the gideon trial they reenacted it on television and they had gideon and the judges play themselves. now i would like to you meet chris kearney,

for example, earl as a result of this, the infection rate went down to zero in one hospital. the cdc came up with what's called preng protect and preven. if a patient transfers to a hospital, you have to put them on contact isolation. you gotta wear a mask and gowns. if you visit your family member, don't touch a lot. hand hygiene is the way to go. when it comes to doctors, i think ma marc will tell you, getting the patient off ventilators, getting the catheters out, not writing out too much antibiotics. we use to give seven days for urinary tract infections. three days is enough. >> i want to make several points about the hospital. number one, the reason this is happening, it's on a case by case basis. it's up to every doctor to wear gloves when they go to every patient. it's up to infection disease surveillance to get the patients isolated. you've got to start creeng screg people. you've got to screen people to see if they're contaminated with this bacteria. we've got to isolate them. that's why it's spreading. it's not in community yet, but mrsa did get out into the gyms i

she said that if perhaps the boys had come forward and had apologized, admitted to this earl yeon to the family, perhaps they wouldn't be here in court today. she said they're a very religious family that may have been able to forgive and not take it to this point in time. i now want to take our viewers back inside the courtroom for what we heard from malik richmond's father. the judge asked if parents had any comments for the court before the sentencing was handed down, and here is part of what malik's father had to say. >> i'm sorry for what you all had to go through. i hope somewhere in your heart that you can forgive trent and malik for the pain they have caused your daughter and put you through. and i know that god can give you that strength to forgive these two young men for the mistakes they made. i apologize to the world, not only my community, for the bad life that has been shown upon steubenville and everybody else. >> malik's father came out here and he spoke with us live on cnn, and i want to bring some of that to our viewers. we have been told by malik's attorney in cour

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the supreme court ruled 9-0 to throw out their convictions, chief justice earl warren writing, "the freedom to marry has long been recognized as one of the vital personal rights essential to the orderly pursuit of happiness." virginia's law "had no legitimate overriding purpose independent of invidious racial discrimination." the decision went against public opinion. interracial marriage was illegal in 16 states at the time, and a gallup poll showed 73% of those surveyed disapproved of it. race relations have come a long way since 1967, and proponents of same-sex marriage see similar progress for gays and lesbians. >> i think this is an area in which we've seen tremendous movement over the last 15 or 20 years, and people are on a journey. i mean, as a lesbian i had to go through my own journey when the community first started talking about marriage, and i was, like, "are you kidding? marriage? it's not for us. that's never been for us." and yet, as i thought about it i realized i do want to get married. once i let myself believe it was possible, i want to marry the woman i love. >> the cour

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okay. [ earl ] see for yourself. walmart gift card when you buy any samsung smartphone on the sprint 4g lte network. now through march 2nd. walmart. >>> she is an oscar winner who keeps it real. and that's why everybody loves jennifer lawrence. you love her. >> i adore her. i think she's so great. and here's another reason why everyone loves her. the down to earth actress not only admitted that recent ads for dior were photo shopped she said i love photo shop more than anything in the world. people don't look like that. most of the photos, like this one, barely resemble her. >>> and how is this for an odd couple. kim jong-un and dennis rodman laughing it up on the court side in pyongyang. just two dudes chilling, watching the game. now, the magazine is producing a new show for hbo, our corporate cousin. after the game, rodman gave a speech to the crowd in which he told kim, you have a friend for life. >> very bizarre. >> i wonder if they'll be writing notes and sending pictures. >> i don't know. >>> one person who is

. >> reporter: newlyweds brian and ally earl are ready to buy their first home together. while owning a home seems daunting, renting just doesn't add up anymore. >> to be honest, it keeps going up. i think we've seen our rent go up over 20% in the last two years. and you don't really have control over your property. >> reporter: rents are rising at an annual rate of 3.5%. but home prices are rising faster. so should you buy or rent? analysts say it's 44% cheaper to buy, but only if you stay in your home for seven years, itemize your deductions and get a 3.5% mortgage rate. >> right now, with how interest rates are, below 4% in this area so it's the perfect time for us to do it, especially for our future. >> reporter: still, rental buildings are largely full, partially because so many potential home buyers now have damaged credit, but also because many younger americans want neither the hassle nor the risk. >> it's low-maintenance. that's the best thing. >> reporter: suze has been renting in d.c. for six years and admits she would pay more to rent than own. >> i have a lot

a resident of oak dale street, i mean the demolition happened as i was jogging as i said earlier, earl, on oak dale from the bay view. the demolition was pretty intense and i was concerned interest the lack of preparation and regard for the neighbors. i heard your hearing and ruling and you know i was pretty confident that when i left here that night that things were going to be okay. it was just a matter of days before the contractor was out there again, i personally witnessed more demolition work happening and more cement being pulled up just after i sat in this room and heard you all saying not to do that. i just want to let you know that i live there, i saw it with my own eyes and the first time that i think that he got a pass on this whole deal and i am asking you to not give them a pass the second time. i don't feel like anybody should have the right to do that in our community. and although, i wish him success and well, whatever he plans to do with his property. i do think that we need to take a step back and make sure that guy is following the rules all the way. >> my name is r

be taken by the enemy and the lucky man that makes the capture will receive 16,000 pounds from the earl of warwick 16,000 pounds! for me? there cannot be so much money in the world. now tell me which of us will make a move to save her once the english have got her, i speak first for the army. the day that she is dragged from her horse by a goddamn or a burgundian and she is not struck dead, the day that she is locked in a dungeon and the bars and bolts do not fly open at the touch of st. peter's angel, the day when they find that she is as vulnerable as i am and not a bit more invincible, she will not be worth the life of a single soldier to us, and i will not risk that life, much as i cherish her as a companion-in-arms. i don't blame you, jack. i am not worth one soldier's life if god lets me be beaten, but france may think me worth my ransom after what god has done for her through me. i tell you i have no money, and this coronation, which is all your fault, has cost me the last farthing i can borrow. the church is richer than you. i put my trust in the church. woman, they will drag yo

that will go on and no doctor for a while really now the architect of bridges age of austerity is the earl of ailing a new budget amid huge pressure to revive the economy now after the public outrage sponsored by the last budget george osborne is expected to do away with more controversial tax hide such as a beer levy in a field to hike now i know that you are watching a live pictures there of a judge also blown actually giving his budget speech or however show you the editor of the tax review magazine says that i not change really. it clearly or approach is proof that you can't dig your way out of a hole by digging downwards i think stereotypes failed and now you need to really be spending money injecting it into the economy investing in. housing projects in infrastructure roads schools i think britain is teetering on the brink of an historic trip would it recession and i think that's proof that the charges policies are not worked unfortunately i think that this budget is going to be budgeted for continuity not change especially after the massive negative headlines that emerged after last

that is awesome. [ earl ] see how much you could save by switching to straight talk. miranda from utah with a movie question. >> hi, kathie lee and hoda. >> hey. >> if a movie was going to be made about your life, who would you want to play you? >> oh, lord. that has never entered my mind. ever. at all. >> well, i would play me. who better? i would want to play me at 20, though, and that couldn't happen, so oh, i don't know. >> who would you pick? >> i don't know. >> i don't know either. gosh -- >> i don't know. >> we should think about that and get back to you. >> we're going to ponder it. >> yeah. >> okay. next up -- by the way, cassidy should play you. that was -- >> oh. >> okay. >> that's a good one. >> we have lexy from michigan. >> hi. i have a question for kathie and hoda. if you were on a desserted island, what beauty product would you have to have? >> i want katie to take this. katie -- >> what beauty product. >> katie. >> would you like to be me right now? >> i think it's adorablea hodaba. i can't live without face cream. i use lamere face cream. at my age i

record as saying that you don't believe that people are born gay or straight i mean as you said the earl i don't know oh i don't know yet that doesn't matter whether it doesn't take notice until i let some people meddle with i have friends this is a choice other people maybe not but you know what some people might feel that they're born with a need to marry two people or temporary to their job their argument or to marry or . balcony fleetly appearing now that completely aren't using the law going to say nothing was right given that you guys have a lot on our economy not what arguments you guys have but we've heard this argument that we've heard the arguments made for good and i don't want to or whatever. we've heard my argument is my own we heard this argument made in the counter-rally that happened today at the site of the article on marriage it was money yes it was made like we didn't choose to be black i woke up as a black man and it was what it was that you're just saying that i don't know if people are born to a born to be gay just like i don't know people are born to be black or no

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in the earl mroirng hours of her wedding day four calls for help came from soccer star hope solo's houseafter fights broke out. those 911 calls made by her brother just released. >> she got thrown to the ground and she went to a manager. >> okay any his brother vealing alcohol was involved. her husband jeremy stevens was arrests on charges of domestic center lines. he was released hours later. the two girls were eating lunch in school when kylie started choking on a piece of popcorn chicken. the classmates started running for help but the screams were lost in the loud lunch room. >> when she p didn't come over i put my hands right here. >> i think i choked because i was trying to talk and eat at the same time. >> that shows just a little girl can do so much to rescue someone. she learned how to do the heimlich maneuver from watching a television show. >> that is your 5@5:30. >> and now it is time for your starting lineup. the top sports stories and it is a sweet sixteen for the miami heat. miami keeping their franchise set to winning streak alive after blowing a 20 point lead. lebron jam

archdoicese in the world earl world. >>> with the start of the conclave two days away, preparations are wrapping up. yesterday the two cast iron stoves where the ballots will be burned were installed in the sistine chapel, and on the roof the chimney is in place. the focal point for millions of catholics around the world who will be watching and waiting for white smoke, signaling a new pope has been elected. >> the cardinals will meet for their final congregation session tomorrow before gathering for mass and the start of the conclave. abc news, rome. >> so here is a look at how the conclave will work this week. only those cardinals younger than 80 are eligible to vote. in this case there are 115 of them. the election process can begin on the afternoon of the first day. if no one receives the required two-thirds vote, up to four separate votes will be held every day after that. the voting happens in the sistine chapel beneath the famed ceiling painted by michelangelo. a that the ballots are burned. a black smoke means no decision is selected and white pope means a pope is selected. >>>

today is the birthday of earl gray and adam clayton and j.p. morgan ceo jamie dimon. wouldn't it be great if all of we taxpayers got together and buy him a gift? we already did. this is "viewpoint." [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> john: good evening i'm john fugelsang, and this is "viewpoint," yes whether you're catholic or not, we have a pope. the white smoke billowed from the sistine chapel's vatican city just after 2:00 p.m. eastern time this afternoon. okay, it was just after 7:00 7:00 in rome. then with the pomp and ceremony that the vatican have mastered over the centuries the new pope took his place for the first time on the balcony of st. peter's. it's new pope's first words were, i quote, as you know the duty of the conclave was to appoint a bishop of rome, and it seems to me that my brother cardinals went to fetch him eight the end of the world but here i am. here from argentina where the former cardinal jorge mario bergoglio was born to italian immigrant parents and became the first jesuit to serve as the archbishop of the country's capital, buenos aires. the pope f

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