tonight, a conversation with two-time emmy award winning actor michael emerson. following his performance in "lost," he is now in "person of interest," and he had his broadway debut opposite kevin spacey in "the iceman cometh." we are glad you could join us with our conversation with michael emerson, coming up right now. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: michael emerson is a two- time anywhere -- emmy winner, when one of those for his performance on "lost," and his show "person of interest" -- >> that they had a .45 pointed at me from under the desk. -- that lady had. the secret government installation designed to protect classified data. he is some kind of spy. and he thought he did not have a life. so how do we spy on a spy? >> i believe i've found a way in. it blocks wireless signals, but what about

my name is bill emerson. i'm ceo of quicken loans. it's 26-year-old retail originator based in downtown detroit. we're the nation's largest online lender and fourth large eretail lender. highest in customer satisfaction for primary mortgage origination in the united states for 2010 and 2011. my testimony will address some of the issues with harp 2.0. it will help more homeowners than 1.0. we applaud the administration, gse and mortgage industries for working together to improve the harp product. however, harp 2.0 is not helping enough homeowners eligible. why will it not help enough of these 4 million homeowners? there are two answers. the difference in repurchase risk versus new originators and same servicers. lack capacity they face. risk born by originators under harp 2.0 are different because guidelines of a new originator must follow r different. a new originator for a harp 2.0 the same servicer is not required to document incoming ratios, borrowers income or assets. only need to verify the borrower has a source of income. the ne

they fed it to him at salons in new england and brown dines with thoreau and emerson. alcott calls brown the manliest man they've ever met. they're intoxicated by this. it's like the 1960s when you had wealthy folks in manhattan hosting black panthers and other radicals. in the end these people are not shall we say profiles in courage. when brown's raid goes bad and they're implicated, one of them is already overseas, three of the others flee for canada. my favorite, garrett smith, checks himself into an insane asylum in new york to avoid prosecution where he's treated with cannabis and morphine and says he remembers nothing of the events, which might well have been true. only one thomas higerson remains true to brown. he has very broad support from very prominent people, so this really isn't just, you know, a small band of in secret. a lot of people knew about this. >> i have about 1,000 more questions, but i want to open this because we did invite you for a conversation. so allow us to take questions from the floor. >> my name is peter. i'm the architect at harper's

emerson. do you believe that current harp-2 policies give an advantage to the borrower's existing lender, thereby increasing competition among lenders and thereby reducing interest rates for borrowers? >> senator, i believe that that's the case simply from the fact that it is, as you said, more difficult and more risky for a new originator to take on the risk associated with the way the loan is originated today and that, as a result of that, they're staying away from doing a lot of the harp-2.0 loans. another point that's important is ve los pi. you mentioned we don't know how long it will be before rates go up. we may get to 2.5 million borrowers if we do nothing, but how long is it going to take to get there? i think the sooner we can act and open up the origination capabilities of the entire country to help these homeowners, the better opportunity we'll have to help more of them faster and make sure they get into the low rates that exist today. >> it seems that only the fhfa are about the o

narrator: ralph waldo emerson expressed the spirit of many of these naive painters when he wrote, "i embrace the common; i explore and sit at the feet of the familiar. give me insight into today and you may have the antique and future worlds." still others, poets and painters alike, saw visions of a future world in america. "i see a thousand kingdoms raised, cities and men, numerous as sand upon the ocean shore. the ohio then shall glide by many a town of note, and where the mississippi stamy forest shaded now runs weeping on, cities shall grow, and states, not less in fame than greece and rome." ( music ) ( music ) narrator: the east buiing of the national gallery of art in washingto d.c.-- built to relieve the heavily- burdened facilities of the original gallery, to house temporary exhibitions, and to serve as a center for advanced study in the visual arts. within these walls, visitors to our nation's capital are drawn in to a very special place where monumental accomplishments of modern masters await discovery. built on a trapezoidal plot of land adjoining the original gallery, th

. >> bill, you didn't go to college so instead you went to emerson. >> did they have speakers there or did they wheel out a puppy? >> ma mud only ma din gnaw joked. we went out drinking afterwards and he gave me his coat. there are a lot of liberal speakers, but do you lis tone what any of the speakers say? you are right nobody remembers them. if you do remember it is little about politics and flourery rhetoric about how you are the future and give back to society, blah, blah, blah. that's why i didn't go to mine. i decided to stay in the public garden and get a tan. >> i talked to him and he said there may not be many days in iran. >> at emerson college, that's it. >> president obama spoke in bernard. >> i like to wall it bernard. >> but he is our first gay president. >> everybody knows the first gay president was james polk. i am so sick of this. >> they always say to follow your dreams. you shouldn't follow your dreams. you knead to follow the work. the only way you will get to your dreams is working your butt off. that's coming from me who took a lot of bad jobs. i would come home

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the correct answer here, jay leno. >> jay leno graduated in 1973 from emerson college.ys he went to school in massachusetts. his guidance counselor said you shouldn't go to college at all. he started his first comedy club in 1973 while he was in college. >> thanks for coming to see us, robert. >>> coming up next, funny man martin short shows off his animal attraction. oh, my god! we're going to talk to him right after this. another cup of coffee? how long is this one going to last? forty-five minutes? an hour? well... listen. 5-hour energy lasts a whole lot of hours. take one in the afternoon, and you'll feel alert and energized 'til the cows come home. it's packed with b-vitamins and nutrients to make it last. so what's it going to be, partner? 5-hour energy. wise choice. 5-hour energy. hours and hours of energy. with smooth caramel and chocolate. ♪ hmm twix. also available in peanut butter. >>> martin short is an actor, comedian, writer, and, yes, he is a singer. he is also in for a wild ride in the new 3-d animated film "madagascar 3: europe's most wanted." >> it's t

emerson. do you believe the current harp two policies give an advantage to the borrowers existing lenders thereby reducing competition among lenders and increasing interest rates for borrowers? >> senator, believe that is the case simply from the fact that it is as you said more difficult and more risky for new originators to take on the more risk associated with the way loans are originates today and is result of that they are are steering away from doing a lot of the harp 2.0 loans at another point that is important is velocity. we don't know how long it will be before rates go up. we make it a 2.50 in dollar borrowers if we do nothing but how long is it going to take to get there? the sooner we can act and open up the origination capabilities in the entire country to help these homeowners the better opportunity we will have to help orphaned much or they get into low rates that exist today. >> it seems that only the fhfa are the only ones that think harp will limit competition let me ask mr.

that seems like an exception to the dogma, but what did emerson say? a speech of consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds. >> i was just thinking that. [laughter] going the other direction, as fast as possible, one of the things -- a pattern that has arisen over the years -- a lot of the leading engineers in the technology industry tend to meet with each other at an burning man, recognize kindred spirits, something like that. the most recent case would be eric schmidt meeting with the founders of google up there. that would reportedly one of the big factors. what is it that makes burning man such a haven for that kind of connection? >> several factors. you think about the culture of silicon valley. eric schmidt had been some interesting papers. he had been making the point that so much of the tech industry is project-based learning. google gives people time off to do what they want. they give them time to explore and hang out with other people, outside of the framework of this more structured enterprise. burning man, from the very beginning is proj

narrator: ralph waldo emerson expressed the spirit of many of these naive painters when he wrote, "i embrace the common; i explore and sit at the feet of the familiar. give me insight into today and you may have t antique and future worlds." still others, poets and painters alike, saw visions of a future world in america. "i see a thousand kingdoms raised, cities and men, numerous as sand upon the ocean shore. the ohio then shall glide by many a town of note, and where the mississippi stamy forest shaded now runs weeping on, cities shall grow, and states, not less in fame than greece and rome." ( music ) ( music ) narrator: the east buiing of the national gallery of art in washingto d.c.-- built to relieve the heavily- burdened facilities of the original gallery, to house temporary exhibitions, and to serve as a center for advanced study in the visual arts. within these walls, visitors to our nation's capital are drawn in to a very special place where monumental accomplishments of modern masters await discovery. built on a trapezoidal plot of land adjoining the original gallery, the

look at somebody like emerson. big, gigantic electrical products company. they had a miss. they cited weakness in europe. they also said china's comeback growth has been a little slower than expected. we've got a lot of super heroes around. >> it's built in. building products company. here's a little bit of good news. think sand, gravel, all over the united states. they're probably the biggest company. >> prices are up. volumes are up. the one thing i do want to know, arch cole. you know about the problems with cole. you've been talking about it. jimmy has been talking about it a lot. utility companies are switching to natural gas. they cut their dividend from 11 cent to 3 cent. that's bad. did you see natural gas prices? it's up like 15% in the last two weeks. a lot of people have been waiting for a bottom. i don't know if that's it. but it's a little bit surprising to see it up. morgan stanley had a note out on this as well. talking about super heroes, this is part of the great things. the new york stock exchange. the kids and their superheroes. >> all right, guyings, sen

he decided to be a lawyer in manhattan, emerson writes him a letter pleading with him to stay in new england. new england needs him. he spent at least two years on brooks farm with the famous 19th century commune. he grows around people like nathaniel hathorne. he knows henry david thoreau. he is in manhattan. heat tutors robert shaw who leads the 54th massachusetts. he is bob shaw to them. so you cannot blame barlow. so who do you plan? you blame the germans. not all german units are perfect, by no means but the 26 wisconsin for phenomenally heroic. staple was left of the 11th core by hanging on, one officer shot after another. history does not credit but they say the germans ran away. but they didn't. i will jump to july 2. the night after the hard-fought day of july 2 for the union left almost collapses, they finally called the line. there was an attack against the cemetery hill and the louisiana tiger storm on the union guns. the nearest troops are schivnoski's battered regiment. he takes two of them on his own and get them lined up the six bayonets ready to charge. the generals

he's a direct descendant of emerson, thoreau and whitman school. for john burrows, it's uncle john. he felt adopted by john burrows. and roosevelt wanted to be burrows in his writing and he thanks him in all his books. he even in one of them puts a letter of tribute of the greatest american is burrows. he was a person that lived up in the catskills, our great catskills naturalist and would write about his backyard about a bluebird building a nest or about how a river flows or about clouds drifting. and it was nature in your backyard. john muir out in california was the grand dureur of alaska and california. burrows said you've got a universe in your backyard, sort of the whitman school, in a blade of grass you can learn about nature. a brilliant writer. i've been working hard with the burrows foundation up in new york to try to make sure all the homes get preserved and library of america does the books of the great writers, faulkner, f. scott fitzgerald, and burrows belongs in the top tier. i would say he's one of the top 20 writers we've ever had and in my opinion the finest natura

. >> joining us now with a little more perspective is steven emerson, the executive director of the investigative project on terrorism. thanks for being with us tonight. what more do you know about this incident? >> as your reporter noted, the government is keeping a close hold on this because the investigation is still going on. i can tell you one that, suspect is in u.s. hands, two, he is an american passport holder and three, that the detonation device wasn't the problem. the problem was or the ingenious nature of what the terrorists were trying to do was to devise a new explosive material that was undetectable by regular scanning devices. right now when you go through an airport scanning device, it will pick up plastic or syntex. this type of new molecular type of variation of petn, very, very explosive plastic explosive material was devised apparently by people in the arabian peninsula belonging to al-qaeda or perhaps other scientists, but whatever the case is they stepped up their technological findings to actually beat the system, beat our radar detector systems at airports. that's a real

this incident happened on emerson street northwest last month. davis is already in jail accused in two other assault cases. he's the younger brother of former redskin vernon davis who now plays for san francisco and miami dolphin cornerback vontae davis. >>> former faa chief randy babbitt is off the hook, drunk driving charges tossed off filed against him. the allegations toss babbitt his job. the judge determined babbitt did make a correct left hand turn into a parking lot when he was stopped last december. babbitt said he does not regret resigning his job and is glad to have this behind him. >>> a month after the embarrassing scandal hit the secret service government investigators interviewed the prostitute at the center of the affair. dania suarez voluntarily met with them at the u.s. embassy in spain. she claims the drunken secret service agent refused to pay her after a night together, so she went to police. prostitution is legal in colombia. eight secret service employees have lost their jobs in the scandal. >>> tonight the ripple effects f

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police say 19-year-old michael davis beat gary diedricks on emerson street on april 24th. he was visiting from denver and davis was arrested yesterday. he was the brother of vernon davis of san francisco team. >>> today, lanier spoke out on wtop's ask the chief and claims the police union is preventing officers from getting the raises. the union filed a lawsuit this week claiming lanier didn't have the authority to negotiate salaries because of a 2007 contract that expired. >> it looks like the union is, once again, trying to stall negotiations through litigation. just like they did in 2008. very frustrating for me. the men and women of mpd deserve a pay raise and contract. i am frustrated it continues to be stalled. >> rank and file officers have gone five years withoutcontract and cost-of-living income. she signed a new contract that will pay her $250,000 a year. >>> hundreds of columbia heights residents are asking city officials to revoke the liquor license of a 14th street carryout after an owner was indicted on felony charges. they found crack cocaine and drug paraph

cummings, emerson, caterpillar's comments. yet u.s. centric, large u.s.es exposed to the consumer are doing well. we were thrilled to see retailers doing better. they could be pretty decent and these stocks are going up significantly on the slightest bit of good news. >> even the gdp report, lower than anticipated, showed that the consumer was still pretty good in the first quarter, right? >> right. they are definitely hanging in in the face of challenges and with the cost of living that forever goes higher. is that the pace that can sustain a recovery to the fact that we don't need the fed anymore? >> what would you do here then, peter? >> because we're in between this qe, i'm the seller here. but with the belief that the next foundation of a rally will come with more fed qe because they can't stop for some reason. >> so would you buy treasuries? you're not buying stocks. what would you do instead? >> well, cash all of a sudden becomes an asset class if you think things roll over. >> cash has been an asset class for some time now. >> yes. >> tri-powder.

other war foes included clergymen, abolitionists and transcendentalists like ralph waldo emerson and henry david thoreau. thoreau was living at walden pond at this time. he refused to support the war in any way. one day he went in to concord to have a shoe repaired, and he was arrested for not paying his poll tax. so he spent the night in jail. his aunt paid the tax, and he was freed the next morning, free to join a huckleberry-picking party, actually. but this experience inspired him to write "civil disobedience," the essay that in turn helped inspire mahatma gandhi, the vietnam anti-war movement and martin luther king. many war opponents believed the war's secret purpose was to add new slave territories, but this was not true. while polk was a slave holder himself, slavery was not a factor. nonetheless, the mexican war reopened the explosive national debate over slavery, laying the foundation for the civil war. slavery's bait had largely lain dormant, but in august 1846 congressman david wilma of pennsylvania proposed abolishing slavery in any new territories obtained as a result o

. >> yes, talk about the industrials, emerson electric gapg down just today, as a matter of fact, their ceo citing and talking very bearishly about china, saying things have changed materially in just the last 90 days. on the apple thing, i think it's also important to note that foxconn's parent missed earnings huge over the weekend. so i think we're getting divergent signals even in technology from asia. look, i am long the market here. i'm just saying that i want to be long in what i think are safer areas. i want to be long dividend names. i'm very long pharmaceuticals, very long energy. both are doing great here. but with a ten-year yield below 2% -- >> if you're long energy, you have to be bullish asia. that's where the demand's coming from. >> not necessarily because energy has so vastly underperformed. if you look at the xle, it's massively underperformed -- >> then how it's going to overperform? if there's no demand for energy, how's to going to overperform? >> no, there's demand for energy. >> from where? >> i'm saying if you're counting on asia for business growth and particula

but emerson's point of view was, well, okay, that sounds like really teaching us a lesson, but roiling financial markets and causing the default is not the prescription. >> will turn back to the in god we trust to be. >> decanter rule, is, we should be focused like a laser on the economy. on reducing the size of federal spending, on tax reform on economic matters and that is all we should be doing, or what exactly are we up to? that is the cantor rule. then comes in god we trust. that was put forward by one of the virginia congressman. allen west thought that this was exactly the kind of thing that makes congress a whole as well as a laughingstock. when we have nine-point something% unemployment -- why with all these other pressing issues are we even bothering with that would ratify in god we trust. in fact, allen west gave a speech on the floor of congress in which he apologized to his constituents and to the nation for the leveraging for the lack of focus that his own leadership was extending. >> charles, a guest on the phone, we are talking with robert draper. caller: god bless the

. >> west and emerson. -- westin emerson. >> alex michael. >> tibet squadron 6. >> russell -- cadet squadron 6. >> rice -- russell's tyler. >> david. >> christopher james brown. >> vincent james capra. >> colby. >> ted morgan elizabeth england. -- ted morgan elizabeth england. >> harrison gibbs. >> henry keyes. >> aaron jonathan. >> william joseph lawrence. >> daniel alexander nelson. >> sarah. >> paulina kim rudolph. >> daniel keith. >> benjamin david. >> andrew james. >> brian gregory stegall. >> nicole marie. >> susan rachel. >> jon david chase welch. >> cadet squadron 7. erin taylor ashley. >> michael patrick. >> diana nicole bennett. >> matthew blessing. >> patrick kenneth burke. >> josh gallu james burton. >> stephen -- joshua was james burton. >> steven garrett >> caroline hyde >> patrick joseph. -- stephen. >> carolyn. >> joseph. >> philip jeffrey. >> joseph peter. >> carl franklin. >> allison. ton-paul.new >> colton reed. >> michael anthony alexandria. >> andrew. >> joseph william springfield. >> james lewis. >> jeremy corey webb. >> seth norman white. >> combat squadron 8 . >> nich

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sara francis shea, the mother of donald emerson shea jr.enew our commitment to the fullest possible accounting. joining the honorable kel salazar, secretary of the interior, the brother and travis renvo, u.s. army, as they honor all who served. frank neary jr. and christopher neary, the sons of corporal frank neary, u.s. marine corps in honor of all veterans who bear the wounds of war. joaning dempsey is sdaif clinker, brother of captain mary clinker, in honor of all women warriors who served. joining the kmeef of staff, united states army is jeannete early, wife of first class howard early in honor of every soldier who served. timothy hanafin is georgiana drou, mother of bruce carter, in honor of every marine who served. stephan stephanie loper, niece of richard hunt, in honor of every sailor who served. jiening is is colleen shawn, daughter of anthony cameron shawn in honor of every member of the air force who served. . henry rattiger, son of jack columbus rittager in honor of every member of the coast guard who served. joaning general cr

the correct answer here, jay leno. >> jay leno graduated from 1973 from emerson college.e was in college. >> thanks for coming to see us, robert. >>> coming up next, funny man martin short shows off his animal attraction. oh, my god! we're going to talk to him right after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ whoa-oh, yeah, yeah ♪ well, she goes the extra mile ♪ ♪ she's gonna make you smile, yes, she will ♪ [ female announcer ] from special occasions to unplanned thursdays, it's one good time after another. town house®. where good times reside™. [ male announcer ] who can clean your toilet thirty-six hundre[ ding ]a year? scrubbing bubbles toilet cleaning gel. it's flush-activated to prevent buildup of lime scale and hard water that cause toilet rings. the freshest way to keep a toilet clean. [ toilet flushing ] flush after flush. [ female announcer ] s.c. johnson. a family company. so you're telling me he didn't win the batting title in 1935, but he won ii'm 99.9% positive. so you don't know. ball park angus beef franks. made with 100% angus beef, to make guys 100% happy. to your kids' wet skin.

the third was made to a chinese restaurant on emerson street at 1 in the afternoon.y the caller had a thick indian or middle eastern accent. >>> canadian police now investigating a hang gliding instructor after one of his students dimed the 27-year-old woman plunged to her death saturday near vancouver. they look be for a video which they claim the instructor may have swallowed. the instructor was arrested after the accident. investigators say the video memory card is still in his stomach. >> there have been a series of x-rays taken. we have confirmed so we're just in the waiting process here. >> the video could help investigators determine what caused the accident. orders is due back in court for a bail hearing later today. >>> barry bonds is asking a federal appeals court to overturn his conviction on obstruction of justice. his lawyers argue that bonds was a target of overzealous prosecutors who charred his reputation but never proved he lied about taking steroids upped oath. bonds was constricted on one count last year. prosecutors are expected to file their resp

congressman harper and nunnelee, in missouri, representative emerson and carnahan, whose congressional districts overlay the counties affected by the change there. also join as original co-sponsors. h.r. 5512 will primarily eliminate the delta division, one of the four existing statutory divisions in the northern district of mississippi, to accomplish this, the eight counties in the delta division will be absorbed into other divisions while some counties from others will be realigned. the proposed also renames the eastern division as the aberdeen division, and the western division as the oxford division. the two place have authorized the court from the delta division will continue to exist under the realignment within the greenville division. the delta division, unlike those three divisions, is now serviced by a federal courthouse. this has created unnecessary issues regarding venue and jury selection. the re' linement will ensure that -- the realignment will ensure that all districts in the county will be with the courthouses. it will also be more economical for jury travel and will m

i mean, i think in many ways emerson is sort of one of the crucial forefathers of elizabeth gilbert and "eat, pray, love," which is one of the books i talk about at length. so what's new is not these heresies, really. what's new is the weakness of the institutional, um, small o orthodox, historically-rooted christian response. it isn't so much that, you know, that we didn't have heretics in the american life before. we've always been a nation of heretics, but they haven't had the field to themselves, i think, as completely as they have over the last, increasingly over the last four or five decades. so the first half of the book tries to tell the story of how this came to pass, and it begins because, you know, every book needs to begin in some lost arcadia that, you know, will be summoned up as a standard against our current era, judged and found wanting. it begins with the postwar revival, the period after world war ii when american churches were fuller, when christian intellectual life in the united states was more row was and -- robust and vigorous, when i think christian artistic lif

sarah francis shay, the mother of donald emerson shay jr.onorable ken salazar, secretary of the interior are grady renville, the brother of travis and nephew of specialist arvin renville. joining the honorable eric shinseki, secretary of veterans affairs, frank neary jr. christopher neary. in honor of all veteran who is bear the wounds of war. joining general martin dempsey, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff is dave clinker, brother of captain mary clinker, in honor of all women warrior who is served. joining genere, chief of staff united states army, is jeanette early. in honor of every soldier who served. joining major general timothy hanifan, united states marine corps, is george janne carter crow, mother of private first class bruce carter in honor of every marine who served. joining admiral mark ferguson, vice chief of naval operations is stephanie, niece of richard hunt in honor of every sailor who served. joining general philip breedlove, vice chief of staff, united states air force is colleen, daughter of lieutenant colonel camer

. >> mientras viene emerson. >> un momento!. >> ay! dios mÍo! miren quiÉn estÁ aquÍ.se pierda. >> no se ha puesto a pensar. >> ¿quÉ harÍa si se encuentra en medio de una pelea en la call. >> nuestras cÁmaras escondidas salieron a averiguarlo y vean l que grabaron. >> si su casa, su clÓset, su todo huelele mal, prepÁrese le vamos dar secretos pa que todo hue delicioso. >> volvemos con olores a "despierta amÉrica". >> yon esta belleza latina. >> gracias por ... arlo seÑora no hay nada que nos moleste mÁs que encontrarnos con mal olor en nuestst casa, no se preocupe porque estÁ con nosotros julia a, para darnos truquitos que eliminar malos olores y devolverle el aroma limpio y fresco a su hogar. >> que tal julia?. >> muy bien, muchas gracias chicos. >> dÉjame decirte es uno de los peores sÍntomas porque a veces decimos cuÁles son las are que mÁs afectan. >> pues seÑora, todas. >> todas, todas porque la cocina que es una dÓnde salen diferentes olores en la cocina ya no estÁn cerradas como eran antes, eso va impregnado toda la casa. >> u cocina y se v a todos lados. >> ¿qu

emerson saying that their hopes is markedly lower than it was.ron has some inventories. >> good morning, carl. inventories for crude supply rose by 2.8 million barrels in the last week. up 2.8 million barrels. gasoline supplies declined by million barrels. and fuel supplies were down by 1.9 million barrels. we had seen it last evening, as well, with big declines in the refined fuels and a build includes supplies. this confirms this kind of data. as a result, we're basically trading ahead of where we were in this number. we are under 106 dollars a battle. we have still broken out of this range that we've been in for over a month and a half. the key level here, of course, is 105.50. we're slight le below that mark. we'll see if there's further weakness here. now that this data point is behind us, traders are focused on friday. >> all right, you'll have to wait for that. when we come back, sevina super mania. merrill lynch is head of the strategy. you'll want to hear for the new call she's make qh, not just on 2012, but also on 2013. "squawk on the

way of being in the world with affinities on the nellis side of town to rauf emmerson, ralph waldo emerson, our jewish sister who build on that tradition here in new york city concerned about the dignity of everyday people last but not least this is just my introduction. i'm moving on. [laughter] [applause] last but not least i want to congratulate my dear brother also has a publishing company and we have the legendary -- your social we want to acknowledge. i don't know where she is. and brother raymond ross. why do i spend so much time? because i believe always beginning on a note of gratitude to be a black man in america 58-years-old i am happy and partly still in my right mind. when i grew up brilliant black brothers and sisters much more talented than me. you look at my first great picture and i am the only black male living in that picture and i'm just 58-years-old. it is a professor west, you're so talented you didn't know the brothers and sisters we grew up with. if i'm just one-third of the person here. triet uzi on the corner that's what happened unpleasant thoughts we may end up

way of being in the world with affinities on the nellis side of town to rauf emmerson, ralph waldo emerson, our jewish sister who build on that tradition here in new york city concerned about the dignity of everyday people last but not least this is just my introduction. i'm moving on. [laughter] [applause] last but not least i want to congratulate my dear brother also has a publishing company and we have the legendary -- your social we want to acknowledge. i don't know where she is. and brother raymond ross. why do i spend so much time? because i believe always beginning on a note of gratitude to be a black man in america 58-years-old i am happy and partly still in my right mind. when i grew up brilliant black brothers and sisters much more talented than me. you look at my first great picture and i am the only black male living in that picture and i'm just 58-years-old. it is a professor west, you're so talented you didn't know the brothers and sisters we grew up with. if i'm just one-third of the person here. triet uzi on the corner that's what happened unpleasant thoughts we may end up

leon panetta, secretary of defense, is the mother of donald emerson junior and to whom we renew our commitmentg. joining the hon. can salazar, secretary of the interior, is the brother and nephew of a specialist in the u.s. army as they honor all deserve. -- all who served. joining the hon. eric shinseki, an honor of all who bear the wounds of war. joining general martin dempsey, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, is the brother of capt. mary clinker in honor of all women warriors who served. joining general re odierno, is the wife of a surgeon in honor of every soldier who served. joining major-general timothy hanathan is the honor of medal of honor recipient, bruce conner, in honor of all marines who served. joining admiral mark ferguson, vice chief of naval operations is stephanie loper, the niece -- joining the vice chief of staff of the united states air force is the daughter of a lieutenant colonel in honor of every member of the air force who served. joining the vice admiral of the united states coastguard is the brother and sons of jack columbus research and in honor of every membe

. >> dave: my mom, there she is with her husband, carl and my kids, emerson, william and my new babyds, and we're in cabos and happy mother's day to my mom and my wife. a nice surprise, thank you, mom and high wife is fortunate enough to be in a dark hotel room with no children around. >> clayton: your mom had all of that prepared. a massive shrine. >> dave: i know, i'm a little curious as to the shrine, i have never seen that before. >> alisyn: a special room. devoted to david. >> dave: yeah. >> alisyn: great, jen rivera was able to put that together, even though your mom was travel in israel. your headlines, what other news is happening and we start with a heart wrenching detail about the plane crash that killed four people in kansas on friday, and we are learning they were flying to a christian youth rally in iowa when the plane went down and a retired marine, austin anderson, one of the people on board, he reportedly spent his dying moments pulling a 5th passenger to safety. hannah luce is now in critical condition and the only survivor of the crash. she and anderson graduated fr

way of being in the world with affinities on the nellis side of town to rauf emmerson, ralph waldo emerson, our jewish sister who build on that tradition here in new york city concerned about the dignity of everyday people last but not least this is just my introduction. i'm moving on. [laughter] [applause] last but not least i want to congratulate my dear brother also has a publishing company and we have the legendary -- your social we want to acknowledge. i don't know where she is. and brother raymond ross. why do i spend so much time? because i believe always beginning on a note of gratitude to be a black man in america 58-years-old i am happy and partly still in my right mind. when i grew up brilliant black brothers and sisters much more talented than me. you look at my first great picture and i am the only black male living in that picture and i'm just 58-years-old. it is a professor west, you're so talented you didn't know the brothers and sisters we grew up with. if i'm just one-third of the person here. triet uzi on the corner that's what happened unpleasant thoughts we may end up

joining the honorable leon panetta, secretary of defense, is the mother of major donald emerson sheaain unaccounted for as we renew our commitment to the fullest, -- fullest possible accounting. joining the honorable ken salazar are grady renville, the brother, and the nephew of the army soldier. joining eric shinseki isare the sons of corporal miry in honor of veterans to bear the wounds of war. joining general martin dempsey, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, is the brother of captain mary clinker, in honor of all women warriors who served. joining general ray odierno, the wife of sergeant first class howard early, in honor of every soldier who served. joining major-general timothy hanofin, is the mother of the medal of honor recipient, private first class bruce c onner, in honor of every marine who served. joining a admiral mark ferguson, the vice chief of naval operations, stephanie loper, niece of richard hunt, in honor of every sailor who served. joining general philip, vice chief of staff, united states air force, is colleen, the daughter of lieutenant-colonel anthony cam