follies, i remember at esther's, we would write, we would make our own costumes, we were in charge of everything, and "saturday night live" there are people that do all of those things. >> in a lot of ways, though, the diy comedy role we talked about earlier, the making of videos and the presenting of yourself, having all that experience from esther's follies probably prepares you very well. >> one hundred percent. >> to sell yourself. >> no: it's like you learn all the skills to be able to do that, and also getting a film degree and learn to be in front of and behind the camera, all of that -- all the paths are converging. >> people don't appreciate how hard this stuff is. >> it's so hard, you guys. >> so it's interesting to hear and maybe impressive to think that you've been able to make it work, and again while it may not be your first crack out of the gate to make it on the show, it makes it all that more impressive that you've been able to get on and as successful in the first year so -- >> thank you. >> let's hope it continues. >> let's hope. >> noel wells, thank you so much for

her best friend, esther sanchez. cold feet sight unseen and was of taking time out somewhere? >> without her son? never. lynn would have to be dead to not have christian. >> reporter: and what about her son, christian? could he help fill in any pieces of the puzzle? sensitive thing. the child here is 5 years old. maybe he has a story to tell. >> no i don't know how much a 5-year-old child could provide at that time. >> reporter: in truth, precious little, the night lynn disappeared christian had been with his father for the weekend. like lynn her ex clifford friend, had also met someone since his divorce two years before. he was engaged to a woman named janet miriam. she lived in texas and learned of lynn's disappearance long distance. >> cliff had call and said that he had -- i believe had received a phone call stating that lynn had disappeared. they found lynn's car, and they didn't know where she was of. >> reporter: this is a very traumatic thing that's gone. on he's lost his mother. did you she'll him from it --

esther moulton aye -- mr. moulton, aye. mr. akita, no. mr. -- ? mr. -- , no. mr. chairman? mr. chairman, no. mr. chairman: have all members voted? any member wish to change their vote? the clerk will report the tally. >> mr. chairman, on that vote the aye's are 13 and the no's are 22. mr. chairman: the amendment is not agreed to. the next amendment is amended to seven. >> amendment number seven offered by ms. more related to the nutrition program. mr. chairman: the young lady from wisconsin is recognized for six minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman -- mr. chairman: i apologize, six

esther chairman, i yield back. mr. chairman: the gentle lady yield back. one minute to close. >> i am waiting anxiously to hear this great plan in the sky. i'm waiting for what the alternative is. my colleagues, for the remarks and their recognition, the vast importance of the foot book care act and the premium tax credits that the law provides. the reality, mr. chairman, that the republican budget would take away affordable health care insurance for millions and jessica increase the number of people without health insurance. and there is no plan to fix this. you cite sir, several cases. i am talking about the millions and millions who have insurance who didn't have it before. this is not the perfect thing. we never said aca was a perfect plan. what you said, plan b was a perfect plan. of course, now, it is also imperfect because we changed it. until last are, republican efforts to repeal the aca were in many respects impactful only in the abstract. today, the major coverage expansion provision has gone into effect, meaning that 16.4 million americans -- c

kansas president esther george pushing for that. in the text of the speech that she's worried that waiting any longer will leave the fed, quote, behind the curve and force it to raise rates more frantically in the future. could her remarks be underpinning the market which is all to the downside. let's keep in mind, she's not a current voting member of the fed. dow was down 170 points. we're nowhere near the flatline here. getting into any sign of green. stunning revolution from warren buffett. he and berkshire hathaway planning to raise euros through a bond sale which he will then convert to dollars to buy a huge european company. this on a wall street journal report. buffett made his intentions clear when i sat down with him. >> we'll probably buy a small business in europe. but i'd love to buy big ones. >> big ones. well, berkshire hathaway shares currently trading down. can you imagine a stock that trades down that much? $217,000? why? he's never split that stock. down half a percent. pays to watch "countdown." you'll find what's

esther warner. mr. merkley. mr. kane. mr. king. mr. chairman. chairman enzi: yes. clerk: the yeas are 12. the nays are 10. chairman enzi: the amendment has failed. next one -- the amendment has passed. yes, the amendment has passed. sorry. next one then is the kaine amendment. i think there is a side-by-side. sen. kaine: thank you, mr. chair. this is to promote cte education, cosponsored by senators baldwin and portman. chairman enzi: any opposition? seeing none. we can do a voice vote. all in favor? those opposed. it is past. next, the ayotte amendment. this is a democrat side-by-side on this one. has the side-by-side been distributed? >> mr. chairman, can i move my vote after? we are waiting on a ruling from parliamentarian. chairman enzi: i couldn't hear you. >> i'm waiting for a ruling from the parliamentarian. can i move my vote until the end? chairman enzi: ok, the next one is the wyden for schools. there is a side-by-side which i think has been handed out already. on a side-by-side, two minutes to debate each side. sen. wyden: my amendment creates a deficit

esther: no, dos veces. abogado lovo: las dos veces sin documentos? esther: sÍ.lió y volviÓ a entrar en el 2002. entonces no creo que tenga problemas. ahora, usted metiÓ por la forma i601a. esther: no, todavÍa no la hemos metido. abogado lovo: pero tiene aprobada la i130, no? esther: sÍ. abogado lovo: ok, tiene que completar ese formulario, la i601a y demostrar que si Él se va usted va a causar penuria. tenga mucho cuidado que a veces los mismos seres queridos no dicen toda la verdad. y a su esposo lo pararon en la frontera y lo devolvieron hay que salvarla. pero -hay que saberlo. pero sinceramente me gusta su caso, y recuerde que estamos para servirlos. karla: me encanta de que asÍ empieza la maÑana nuestras televidentes, te mandamos un besito, que todo salga bien. no hay que perder las esperanzas. si ustedes quieren enviarnos una carta con sus dudas sobre inmigraciÓn pueden escribirnos a la direcciÓn que aparece en su pantalla o por correo electrÓnico despierta amÉrica. me encantan esas buenas noticias.. vamos para felicitar a quien nace en un dÍa como hoy. ala

a courageous jewish woman, queen esther, exposed the plot and gave for the jewish people the right to defend themselves against their enemies. the plot was foiled. our people were saved. [ applause ] today the jewish people face another attempt by yet another persian to destroy us. iran's supreme leader spews the oldest hatred, the oldest hatred of anti-semitism with the newest technology. he tweets that israel must be annihilate. he tweets. in iran there isn't exactly free internet but he tweets in english that israel must be destroyed. for those who believe that iran threatens a jewish state but not the jewish people, listen to the leader of hezbollah, iran's chief terrorist proxy. he said, "if all the jews gather in israel, it will save us the trouble of chasing them down around the world." but iran's regime is not just a jewish problem anymore than the nazi regime was a jewish problem. the 6 million jews killed were a fraction of the people killed in world war ii. iran's regime pose as great threat to israel but to the peace of the entire world. to understand just how dangerous ir

ingresar al hospital donde segÚn afirma la pusieron en manos de unos estudiantes desde costa rica esthertenÍa 1 cm no se dieran cuenta que estaba infectado hasta que el doctor llegÓ vamos de una vez segÚn la joven despuÉs de 12 horas sentada en una banca fue ingresada a la sala donde tuvo que ingresar otras ocho horas y mucha confusiÓn que fue practicada una cesÁrea. a causa del sangrado interno tuvo que hacer nuevamente operada. >> a pesar de las quejas de sus familiares son descartadas por el hospital que asegura que aquÍ se cumplen todos los protocolos para algÚn servicio de los pacientes que tambiÉn se atienden sus quejas. >> para nosotros tienen ese fundamente . la usuaria no tiene los conocimientos mÉdicos no sabe lo que estÁ firmando lo que ella considera muchas veces esta supuesta mala praxis. >> electa obstetricia dice que su personal es muy joven y que tal vez allÍ estÁ la confusiÓn porque los estudiantes dicen estÁn obligados a cumplir estrictas reglas de conducta con los pacientes. >> llÁmese estudiante de medicina, llÁmese estudiante de enfermerÍa. eso estÁ totalmente prohib

en en mÉxico esther gordillo pidiÓ pasar el resto de su proceso en un apartamento de lujo.argumenta que es una adulta mayor con un estado fÍsico que no puede ser atendido de forma adecuada en prisiÓn. y comenzÓ el tercer mes del aÑo, pero el invierno sigue azotando a varios estados del paÍs, desde texas hasta indiana, la nieve ha provocado la cancelaciÓn de vuelos y aÚn se pronostica precipitaciones para esta semana en el medio y oriente del paÍs. viviana Ávila nos trae su panorama. viviana: este es el panorama en las carreteras de texas: hielo y nieve han hecho que las autopistas sean escenario de peligrosos accidentes. soperas dicen que tiene que hacer maniobras frente a las condiciones invernales. chofer: muy feas, hay que manejar muy despacio, cuando estÁ cayendo el hielo y la nieve. viviana: en dallas, el aeropuerto poco a poco va volviendo a la normalidad despuÉs de la pesadilla que vivieron miles de pasajeros ante la cancelaciÓn de los vuelos. en algunas Áreas de esos estados, la acumulaciÓn podrÍa ser de entre dos a seis pulgadas el dÍa de hoy. vendedora: otros dÍas

tomorrow night, on the jewish holiday of purim, we'll read the book of esther. we'll read of a powerful persian viceroy named aman, who plotted to destroy the jewish people some 2500 years ago but a courageous jewish woman, queen esther exposed the plot and gained for the jewish people the right to defend themselves against their enemies. the plot was foiled, our people were saved. [applause] today the jewish people face another attempt, by yet another persian potentate to destroy us. iran's supreme leader ayatollah khomeni iran's supreme leader,atollah khomeni, spews the oldest hatred, the oldest hatred of anti-semitism with the newest technology. he tweets that israel must be annihilated. he tweets. in iran there isn't exactly free internet but he tweets in english that israel must be destroyed. for those who believe that iran threatens a jewish state but not the jewish people listen to hassan nasrallah, the leader of hezbollah, iran's chief terrorist proxy. he said, if all the jews gather in israel, it will save us the trouble of chasing them down around the

tomorrow night on the jewish holiday of purin, we will read the book of esther. we will read of a powerful persian advice roy who plotted to destroy the jewish people some 2500 years ago. but a courageous jewish woman, queen esther exposed the plot and gained for the jewish people the right to defend themselves against their enemies. the plot was foiled our people were saved. [ applause ] today, the jewish people face another attempt by yet another persian poet entate to destroy us. iran's supreme leader spews the oldest hatred, the oldest hatred of anti-semitism with the newest technology. he tweets that israel must be annihilated. he tweets. in iran there isn't exactly free internet but he tweets in english that israel must be destroyed. for those who believe that iran threatens the jewish state but not the jewish people listen to the leader of hezbollah, iran's chief terrorist proxy. he said if all the jews gather in israel it will save us the trouble of chasing them down around the world. but iran's regime is not merely a jewish problem any more than the nazi

nobody says, you are wearing the wrong thing esther obama. -- wrong thing president obama. they are constantly making what if hillary clinton's close. >> i think the country is ready for her now. john: what do you like least? >> the e-mail thing. transparency issues. >> i think that plays into your ability to make decisions in a big office. >> you have to be aware of how things appear to the public. who went through her e-mails? >> i think it would have been smarter to use a third arty to sort through. >> seems like a lack of judgment do that. you be the one deciding what e-mails you are going to delete or not. if anything, she should have released everything. john how many people in the room do you think that would have been a good idea? >> unhappily there. -- i'm halfway there. john: that's still a pretty large number. a lot democrats bring up her ties to wall street and big finance. there are populist democrats who find that troubling. does anyone find that problem? >> i don't like it, but i don't think we will get another viable that is actually electable. >> that's the

mÉxico en manos de dos mÉdicos forenses estÁ el futuro del ex dirigente del magisterio mexicano elba estherncede o no permutar la cÁrcel por arresto domiciliario. gordillo estÁ detenida hace dos aÑos acusado de lavado de dinero, delincuencia organizada y defraudaciÓn. fÉlix: en violaciÓn de los derechos humanos en mÉxico es uno de los temas mÁs complejos en ese paÍs, a los gobernadores de varios estados se les ha pedido la revisiÓn de los casos de varios asesinatos y una mayor batalla contra la impunidad en medio de todo esto el gobierno de mÉxico tomÓ la decisiÓn de no seguir colaborando con el relator de la onu para los derechos humanos que hizo severas crÍticas sobre este tema andrea gonzÁlez tiene mÁs detalles y reacciones. andrea: los gobernadores de puebla, guerrero y estado de mÉxico serÁn llamados a rendir cuentas constantes violaciones a los dd.hh. que han ocurrido en sus estados. la comisiÓn de derechos humanos de la cÁmara de diputados convocÓ a los mandatarios junto con luis raÚl gonzÁlez pÉrez presidente de la comisiÓn de derechos humanos en esta misma semana rindiÓ su primer i

while promoting a book in 2013 the new greek finance minister, yet esther farkas -- yanis varoufakis,ade an insulting image targeting berlin. it has given rise to outrage on the local web. while some twitter users urged for the insult be put in perspective others cannot believe he could behave in such an insulting manner. they're using the #fingergate. faced with this outrage, yanis varoufakis quickly responded declaring that the video had been doctored. the channel immediately refuted the accusation, guaranteeing that the image had undergone no manipulation whatsoever. social network users are using their down lists creativity to poke fun at the great finance minister's gaffe. this dictating the money man willing to cut his finger off to avoid making the same manner in the future. last week with a shopping center ablaze behind them, to firefighters in russia decided to take time out for a quick selfie. according to the "moscow times" website. and called for outcry, and the request has been headed by authorities, who of opened and it is so -- hawho have opened an official investigatio

. >> i hope esther fares better than molly.ieber's 1-year-old monkey. he abandoned her in germany. remember that? >> left her there. >> left her there. >> he left it there and she lives in the serengeti safari park. a few hours away from berlin. that is an entire universe away from beverly hills. maybe molly should be grateful. >> hope this puppy fairs much better. >>> back in our universe, time warp of sorts played out yesterday in rockefeller center. >> the cast of "mad men" reunited for the seventh and final season of "mad men" but not before the christened a statue in their honor. that is the dog draper bench and the time and life building where the most recent seasons have been set. >>> it appears jon hamm has been getting advice from "breaking bad" star bryan cranston. he tells "gq" magazine as one leading man to another, he says cranston admitted it is hard to let a hit show go. >> i believe that. how do you walk away? >> it is hard. >> coming -- what's that? >> it's not easy. >> it's not easy. >>> coming up, the hit mov

he is also going to present him with some things like the scroll of esther and this is important because it is the jewish holiday of purim this week and the book of esther is what jews read during this holiday. there are going to be a lot of efforts to reach out and kind of join the two countries culturally and politically as well as when we talk about the geopolitical issues like iran which obviously very much divides them. >> let's talk about that a little bit more. dana bash thank you. stand which. white house officials are worried the israeli prime minister could reveal confidential details about a nuclear agreement with iran putting the entire plan into jeopardy. >> we were incredibly disappointed that some israeli officials were saying prime minister netanyahu would reveal sensitive information. >> we are concerned by reports that suggest selective details of the ongoing negotiations will be discussed publicly in the coming days. >> i'm not going to get into all the details about ongoing negotiations nor should sensitive details of such negotiation be discussed in public. >> but di

tomorrow night on the jewish holiday, we'll read the book of esther, we'll read of a power man named aman who plotted to destroy the jewish people some 2500 people again. but the queen exposed the plot and gained for the jewish people the right to defend themselves against their enemies. the plot was foiled our people were saved. [ applause ] >> today the jewish people face another attempt by yet another persian to destroy us. iran's supreme leader ayatollah ayatollahhamani, spews the oldest hatred of anti-semimettism, with the newest technology. he tweets that israel must be annihilated. he tweets. in iran there isn't exactly free internet, but he tweets in english that israel must be destroyed. for those who believe that iran's threatens the jewish state, but not the jewish people, listen to the leader of hezbollah, iran's chief terrorist proxy, he said if all of the jews gather in israel it will save us the trouble of chasing them down around the world. but iran's regime is not merely a jewish problem, any more than the nazi regime was merely a jewish problem. the 6 million jews m

then and broken german, english and whatever language i could esther, i tried to make them understandnd ask them if there was anybody upstairs. they kept saying nine, nine. i did not know it meant a time, but now i know it means no. but i did not take their word for it. using the five as a shield, we started moving up the steps to the tower. when we got up there, i found this lieutenant and enlisted men. lieutenant made dive for the tower and i fired two shots in front of them. i don't know what he was diving for. i didn't stop to check. all i wanted to do was get off that bridge. i turned around and continued to the attack. right in front of us, there's a railroad tunnel -- sergeant kreps and i advanced towards it and we each took a hand grenade and threw it into the tunnel. there was occur in the tunnel and we get down as far as the curb and we felt everybody talking. we could not make out how many people were whether they were german civilians. we couldn't take a chance, so we threw a couple of more grenades and fired a couple of shots. >> i rushed to the tunnel exit. the hand gren

i'm esther i'm a resident of san francisco district 4 for the last 18 years i have room in my house iecided to rent my husband has parkinson's disease at 49 the medical bills are piling up i have two small children i have to put them through college hopefully tofu for this opportunity to share my process on the process of

i'm esther i'm a resident of san francisco district 4 for the last 18 years i have room in my house iecided to rent my husband has parkinson's disease at 49 the medical bills are piling up i have two small children i have to put them through college hopefully tofu for this opportunity to share my process on the process of reggie building it is now not easy or straightforward or efficient first the in person appointment is a bit old fashion leaving voicemails and waiting to be called back with only one option for date time to meet and second there are several forms that i would worry such the utility bills but can't be online to print out it makes it difficult to ask the bills online to use the paper waste there is also seems like a lack of condominium conversion like pga the tax even though some of the plans have been sent since october many of the solutions i propose arrange an online booking position for the planning department ability and accepting what base vertigos and make sure the departments are informed and making it easier will save time for hosts and as well as governments

esther george, somewhat hawkish. she will give some insight intoonomy. williams is closest to janet yellen. somewhat of a moderate on the committee. betty: you would pay attention to him? >> he has been holding to that midyear timeline. -- tightening timeline. betty: this is a big job. karl, thank you for joining us. ♪ betty: moving and shaking this m morning, cornell detailed plans on how he will improve the business as a retailer which includes job cuts. the focus, debtor merchandise -- better merchandise. making changes like pulling out a candidate in january and refocusing target on key categories of merchandise. he said special attention will be spent to improving target's babies kids and grocery sections. smaller locations to cater to the urban dweller. target aims to cut $2 billion in the next two years, including about $500 million this year. that means, job cuts. rbs may cut as many as 14,000 jobs in its investment banking division. we will tell you about that. adp employment figures are set to break in the next five minutes. we will stay on tho

tomorrow night on the jewish holiday we will read the book of esther.e will read of a powerful man who plotted to two straw at the jewish people some 25,000 years ago. a courageous woman read esther, exposed the plot and gave the jewish people the right to defend themselves against the enemies. the plot was foiled. our people were saved. [applause] today, the jewish people face another attack by yet another persian to destroy us. iran supreme leader. the oldest hatred. the oldest hatred of anti-feminism with the newest tech knowledge ease. he tweets that israel must be annihilated. he tweets. and iran, there is not exactly free internet. he tweets that israel must be destroyed. for those that believe listen to the leader of hezbollah. iran's chief terrorist. he says if all the jews gather in israel, it will save us the trouble of chasing them down around the world. the 6 million jews murdered by the nazis were but a fraction of the 60 million people killed in world war ii. it poses a grave threat. not only to israel, but also to the peace of the entire

tomorrow night, on the jewish holiday of purim, we read the book of esther. we will read of a powerful persian who plotted to destroy the jewish people some 2500 years ago. but a courageous jewish woman exposed the plot and gained for the jewish people the right to defend themselves against their enemies. the plot was foiled. our people were saved. [applause] today, the jewish people face another attempt by yet another persian to destroy us. iran's supreme leader, ayatollah khomenei spews the oldest hatred of anti-semitism with the newest technology. he tweets that israel must be annihilated. in iran, there is not exactly free internet but he tweets that israel must be destroyed. for those who believe iran threatens the jewish state but not the jewish people, listen to the leader of hezbollah, iran's chief terrorist proxy. he said, if all those jews gathered in israel, it will save us the trouble of chasing them down around the world. but iran's regime is not merely a jewish problem any more than the nazi regime was merely a jewish problem, for the 6 million

eu leaders met late into the night in brussels, world -- warning the prime and esther that he is runningme. >> we agreed on the fact that we need to speed up the process. we should not lose any more time. we discussed speeding up the process. it was done in mutual trust. mark: the eu wants greece to submit a list of economic reforms as it promised to do last month. there is no firm deadline but estimates are that greece could run out of cash in a few weeks. the new alzheimer's drug showed promise in a study and that has shares of biogen surging today. the drug reduced cognitive decline and reduced the protein that is blamed for causing plaque in the brain. results were so successful it is skipping mid-stage testing and going on to the final stage. regulators have given amazon the ok to test drones for delivery. the company awarded the faa did not act quickly it would move its drone resort program to other countries. the agency says amazon contestants drones but only within 400 feet of the ground during daytime and within sight of an operator who has a pilot's license. several big compani

. >> esther miliband. >> he is worried about the precise text of the motion? i am happy, by whatever means, a manuscript amendment, to insert paid trade officials. he has the chance, and all of his friends, his right honorable friends, this is a very big thing. you can vote for two jobs, or one. i will vote for one. what will you vote for? >> where i think the opposition is right, and he put this in his letter to me, he says the british people need to know that when they vote, they are electing someone who will not be swayed by what a may 02 the interest of others. i think the biggest problem we have on that front is the fact that the trade union movement [inaudible] lock stock and barrel. so i make an offer to him. no more support for trade unions for the labour party, then we've got a deal. >> mr. miliband. >> if he wants to talk about party funding, let's talk about a party supported by a hedge fund. a man who appointed a self-declared tax avoid her as his treasurer, that is the conservative party. he has one more chance. he talked big in opposition about c

tomorrow night, on purim we will read the book of esther.d to destroy the jewish people 2500 years ago. a woman, queen esther, exposed the plot and gave the jewish people the right to defend themselves against their enemies. the plot was foiled and our people were saved. [applause] today, the jewish people face another attempt by another persian to destroy us. iran's supreme leader spews the oldest hatred of anti-semitism with the newest technology. he tweets that israel must be annihilated. he tweets. there is not exactly free internet in iran. he tweets in english that israel must be destroyed. for those who believe that iran threatens the jewish state but not the jewish people, listen to the leader of has bola. he said if all the jews gather in israel, it will save us the trouble of chasing them down around the world. iran's regime is not a jewish problem. no more than the not see regime was a jewish problem. the 6 million jews murdered by the knot sees were a fraction of the people killed in world war ii. iran's regime poses a threat to

esther evans is bedridden after a stroke 12 years ago. but the wide angle camera is giving him an experience he otherwise would have missed. >> it has given me part of my life back. maureen: they control it with a row keys on their own laptop. the robots cost about $16,000 apiece and can run for eight hours on one charge. they are being tested at seven museums across the country including the smithsonian national museum of the american indian here in washington. leon: our like to have one if i had to go to jury duty. still ahead on abc seven news at five, what police are doing after a rash of tyer thefts in one local neighborhood. maureen: the police officer who lost his job after body slamming a man to the ground is facing more charges tonight. they may southeast d.c. mother accused of tortur . leon: french investigators say they found a ripped up note excusing l of work. ubitz prosecutors say he delivered we flew the plane into a mountain, killing 150 people. maureen: a man was found with multiple gunshot wounds in the 61 hundred block

some kids say esther graham photos being shared spark of the investigation but police will not confirm those reports. strak the bay area has seen record- breaking temperatures. some getting to 800 and higher. it is not the end of the winter yet. brian joins us again. is this hot weather going to give up? >>> it will start to get cooler tomorrow. low 70s and low '80s and another summertime day out there and san francisco some high clouds overhead and humidity also with temperatures in the mid- 80s, just an unbelievable day. t emperatures he would have on a typical day in july and tomorrow will be similar. not as warm. we are live at 815 p.m. 720 with high with high clouds overhead. those are going to drop in warm temperatures for tonight. it's going to be a mild evening and a fairly mild start to the day tomorrow. high clouds overhead tonight and tomorrow will be a similar situation where we have a mixture of sunshine and clouds during the day and the clouds will thicken as the tail end of a weather system gets close and as it approaches there could be a few sprinkles and light showers

but a courageous jewish woman, queen esther exposed the plot and gave the jewish people the right to defend themselves against their enemies. the plot was foiled and our people were saved. today the jewish people face another attempt by yet another persian to destroy us. iran's supreme leader spews the oldest hatred of anti-semitism with the newest technology. he tweets that israel must be annihilated. he tweets. in iran there isn't exactly free internet, but he tweets in english that israel must be destroyed. for those who believe that iran threat tens the jewish state, but not the jewish people listen to the leader of these -- of these -- these bow law, the chief proxy. he said "if all of the jews gather in israel, it will save us the trouble of chasing them down around the world. " but iran's regime is no more of a problem, no more than the nazi regime. the six million jews murdered by the nazis were a traction of the people killed in world war ii. so too iran's regime poses a great threat not only to israel, but to the peace of the entire world. to understand how dangerous iran w

and charles and esther darrow, and he says why don't you come over, and we'll have a monopoly night which was very envogue at the time. so the darrows and the toddes have this monopoly night, todd teaches darrow the game, and afterwards darrow asks can you type up the rules for me? todd at first thinks this is strange because it'd be like somebody coming to your house and if you played for chess or checkers or a game that was around and asked for a copy of the rules, but he does it anyway. so let's cut to parker brothers in the '30s for a minute. in the mid 1930s parker brothers was a firm that was completely in crisis. like a lot of companies at the time, nobody was buying anything, the balance sheet was a disaster. there's george parker sitting down there, he had founded the firm as a teenager in the 1880s, and it was not looking good. his son-in-law robert barton who's second from the left had just taken over at parker brothers and was a lawyer by trading. so he needs a solution, and he needs it fast. so darrow starts selling the monopoly game at wanna makers in philadelphia. that's a

as well as esther not neil armstrong's funeral -- esther astronaut neil armstrong's funeral. >> >> good afternoon. bill ingalls has been a professional photographer for over 27 years and has heard as the senior contract photographer for nasa since 1989. he has traveled the world. assignments have taken him from the kennedy space center to the inside of an active volcano in alaska, oval office, inside of dc8. his photographs have appeared in "national geographic," "newsweek," "time," "the washington post," "fortune," "people," "the los angeles times." bill is recognized amongst his peers for capturing some of our country's historic moments including the first launch of a u.s. citizen on a russian rocket, jfk junior's live visit to the white house, and the burial at sea of neil armstrong. he is only the second photographer ever to receive the prestigious national space club press award. the award was first given to edward r. morrow. it is my pleasure to introduce him to you this afternoon. ladies and gentlemen, mr. bill ingalls. [applause] >> no break? good lord. thank you. i want to than

lou: i believe the scroll of esther will be read. >> i just came from reading it. we're supposed to drink a lot. lou: and you get on repeat the practice, i believe. i didn't want to show off anymore. >> that's very impressive. lou: thank you very much, and i'm going to quit while i'm ahead. >> i'll make you a rabbi. lou: i will stay a student. very happy in that role. >> thank you. lou: thank you, taylor swift's music moves you, some more than others. we'll explain in a moment. and it appears president obama thinks his last executive fiat was so successful he's going to just keep on, keep on and keep keeping on. he's got the second amendment in his sights the head of the national rifle association joins us next, wayne lapierre. [ female announcer ] who are we? we are the thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nighters. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our life's work. we strive for the moments where we can say, "i did it!" ♪ ♪ we are entrepreneurs who started it all... with a signature. legalzoom has helped start over 1 million busin

kansas president esther george pushing for that.hat she's worried that waiting any longer will leave the fed, quote, behind the curve and force it to raise rates more frantically in the future. could her remarks be underpinning the market which is all to the downside. let's keep in mind she's not a current voting member of the fed. dow was down 170 points. we're nowhere near the flatline here. getting into any sign of green. stunning revolution from warren

esther you like the message. >> healthy competition in the workplace can help us. for health care costs. they are looking for incentives as well. >> what i worry about, especially with this necklace it stings you if you overeat, i'm worried it starts choking you. but can we go too far with this stuff? >> sure. in fact, i have no problem with employers asking their employees to wear these. after all it's a voluntary interaction. the thing that makes me nervous a big cache of data that the government can grab. if my employer made me wear it what would they find out? i'm a lazy bum. >> your bigger concern is the invasion of healthy bodies going away. we got to do something about that and this is a step in the right direction? >> yeah. it's important that they track what you're having. there's a big difference between drinking a ton of walsh and a ton of other beverages. there's a long way before these wearables anywaysly have all the information we need to get healthier. it's a fun start. >> i don't know. the whole necklace thing. >> i'm not so sure i like the necklac

this is esther, she is 10. >> my parents wanted me to be circumcised. i cried but they didn't hear. i just ran away and this woman took pity on me and took me in. we live here. >> female genital mutilation is illegal. she used to cut. she believed it was an important rite of passage. >> if she not be circumcised she not be married. even when we make a wedding she not cut because she's just a kid. we call her a kid. >> the practice is often hidden, so there are no exact figure, but government officials say it is still common. >> teachers try to rescue girls who have been married and encourage them to stay in school, but many drop out. there is an anti fgm unit, butten forcement is difficult. >> you have situations where the witnesses disappear, or the witnesses come and recant their testimony. this is something totally different from what were written in their statements. sometimes they close up and refuse to talk. >> in some parts of kenya a daughter is a commodity. she must be married off for a dowry. >> when the young bride gets to the house hear father-in-law is waiting for her.

lou: i believe the scroll of esther will be read. >> i just came from reading it. supposed to drink a lot. lou: and you get on repeat the practice, i believe. i didn't want to show off anymore. >> tht' vryimpressive to ahead. >> i'll make you a rabbi. lou: i will stay a student. very happy in that role. >> thank you. lou: thank you, taylor swift's music moves you, some more than others. we'll explain in a moment. and it appears president obama thinks his last executive fiat was so successful he's going to just keep on, keep on and keep keeping on. he's got the second amendment in his sights the head of the national rifle association joins us next, wayne lapierre. ♪ ♪ ♪ tigers, both of you. tigers? don't be modest. i see how you've been investing. setting long term goals. diversifying. dip! you got our attention. we did? of course. you're type e* well, i have been researching retirement strategies. well that's what type e*s do. welcome home. taking control of your retirement? e*trade gives you the tools and resources to get it right. are you type e*? hi, ♪ ♪ when it

i hope esther negroponte would go a little bunny on just saying torture is never right.well, if that was known at the time he was the head of the intelligence community, and what was done. amy: investor negroponte saying that he felt the u.s. moved into war to quickly in iraq? that he wanted inspections to continue? did that ring true for you on your experience with them in iraq? >> if i understood you, i think it is very clear from what my colleague hans glick pleaded for, and that is, give me three more months and i will then conclusively be able to tell you that iraq is armed quantitatively -- that was known in the intelligence community, no longer a threat to anybody. but he wanted to go that last step that would have shown that this armament, arms inspector ever since 1995, has really progressed to the point where one could declare iraq from the perspective of weapons of mass destruction as disarmed. but that opportunity wasn't given. amy: hans von sponeck, i know you to leave for a funeral, but i want ask you one last question. you, together with another former u.n

. >> basically come in a joint effort by esther netanyahu -- mr. netanyahu and most the republicans from the united states to undermine any possibility of a negotiated settlement with iran that neither israel nor u.s. hawks want to tolerate a deterrent in the region to their violence. amy:, and much a professor of linguistics, today, for the hour on israel, iran, palestine isis, and ukraine. >> ukraine could turn into an exterior is -- extremely serious crisis, the famous doomsday clock has just been moved from midnight, the highest it has been for 30 years, for russia this is a strategic issue from which they will not back down, could lead to serious confrontation. amy: author, activist, m.i.t. professor, noam chomsky for the hour live an hour new york studio. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. tens of thousands of people have rallied in moscow to honor the slain opposition leader boris nemtsov. a former deputy prime minister turned dissident politician, nemtsov was

liz: esther george of kansas city fed two hours ago came out with comments in a speech saying raise them. let me get to eric marshall, in the end, we had insurance companies, we had hospital stocks hitting big highs on obamacare questions as far as the supreme court is concerned. what else looks good to you? step outside of today and talk about this month that's coming up. >> you know at the hodges funds we think stocks look very attractive relative to other asset classes in the market but in this environment you can overpay for things. so you really want to look for stocks maybe misunderstood or somewhat, underfollowed in some way. david: all right, chuck, as we mentioned in the introh, you were, you were very bullish on financials last time. you're less so now. what happened? go ahead, chuck. >> well the market of course, valuation in the market, valuation in the market has really gone up and, has hit all of the market. we're starting to get concerned that the market is going to be focusing on companies with strong earnings and we don't know if the financials as a group are going to co