what's feldman's answer to all this? >> mr. feldman, drew griffin with cnn.and left a message from guatemala. i'm now standing outside the gates of your community. roy tidwell who runs the company says he did pay feldman for his services but that it is up to individual charities to put values on their own donations, which again raises the question why all four of our charities sending aid to guatemala came up with the same value of goods down to the nickel. remember, $2,007,902.05. but an even bigger question remains. where is it? in a country filled with people desperate for help, $50 million in donated medicines is nowhere to be found. >> it's just unbelievable. drew joins us. you never found any evidence that the $15 million in medicine was ever even sent to guatemala. can these charities get in trouble if in fact there never was a donation? >> reporter: trying to hold these charities accountable is very difficult for the irs, for state governments. they're very labor intensive, complex, time consuming investigations. and often because the laws are so lax,

what's feldman's answer to all this? >> mr. feldman, drew griffin with cnn. called and left a message from guatemala. i'm now standing outside the gates of your community. >> reporter: not surprisingly, the man who helped all these charities with their accounting lives here, inside a gated community of expensive homes in south florida. and no, he is not talking. as for the shipping company, a law enforcement source says charity services international is under investigation. roy tidwell who runs the company says hoe did pay feldman for his services but that it is up to individual charities to put values on their own donations, which again raises the question why all four of our charities sending aid to guatemala came up with the same value of goods down to the nickel. remember, 2 million 7902.05. but an even bigger question remains. where is it? in a country filled with people desperate for help, $50 million in donated medicines is nowhere to be found. >> it's just unbelievable. drew joins us. you never found any evidence that the $15 million in medicine was e

. >> comcast sports net david feldman has a tough assignment and joins us from pebble beach. >> reporter: that's right, bill murray a fission toxture since o show because he's promoting his movie, so he's not here. don is an award winning actor just ran into him in the lodge. i don't want to name drop but i saw him and he's shorter than i thought. another guy who is here, alex smith, the former 49ers quarterback what went to kansas city when colin kaepernick and set career highs and touchdowns in helping the chiefs to an 11-5 regular season record. he filled in playing for the 49ers and the 49ers shootout and will play in the proam and received a lot of love from his former fans. >> i didn't know what to expect. for me coming back, i've heard a ton of support from people around, which has been great. you know, i really appreciate it. >> rough years there for all of us. so, you know, it was nice to leave on somewhat of a positive note. >> all right. so alex smith played in the shootout between the giants and 49ers and he had a highlight. he chipped in on the 17th hole, shades of tom watso

when i talk to jeff feldman, he had a new name for the u.n. guy. that would be great. to have the u.n. help glue this thing. e.u.io deleted] the for theembarrassing state department. >> we think this is a in russian low tradecraft. publicizing, posting. this clearly happened overnight and is relatively new. this is something they have been actively promoting, posting on, tweeting about. we feel that represents a new low. >> the call shows victoria nuland frankly discussing opposition leaders discussing a power-sharing leadership leaving the state department open to charges of manipulating the opposition. >> the ukrainian parliament agreed trying to draft a joint bill drafting -- transferring president -- power from the president to parliament. opposition leader say the president is playing for time. >> after decades of dictatorship in two years of arguments that compromises, tunisians finally have a new constitution. the landmark legislation lays the foundation for a new democracy. an eruption of joy in the tunisian parliament last month after the constitution was pass

i spoke to dana feldman, it will be on the web.on to not tune in. >> we do want to mention george zimmerman has sued nbcuniversal for defamation and the company has strongly denied his allegations. >>> clay is running for congress. it's time for the "polysidebar." he joined chuck todd to talk about his run for congress as a democrat in north carolina. now, he believes he has a good shot in winning. >> i think at the end of the day, what people want in washington is somebody who they know cares about them. someone they know who listens. the people of this state put me where i am today. they were integral and largely responsible for me to have the platform and the microphone that i have. >>> plus, as jay leno signs off tonight for the last time, it looks like some of his biggest jokes were aimed at politician. a study from george mason university finds bill clinton was the biggest target of monologue political jokes, 4,607 to be exact. maybe that's one of the reasons why clinton was actually not a guest on the show. some jay's other

really ask why is it why the hell this small country became such a superpower of weapons your time feldman is a journalist and filmmaker he recently released his award winning documentary the lab in which he argues that israel's occupation of palestine and also to have such a prosperous weapons industry what armies all over the world want are weapons which were tested on real so to say guinea pigs in a real cause we have this live course we have an availability of and availability of conflict and availability of war it starts with the drones for decades israeli drones have been hunting for palestinian militants and they had an arms caches making as well the go to country for unmanned aerial vehicles soon to become the world's largest exporter on the defense front the iron dome system proved its capabilities in the last dance the wall lining the pockets of these really military industrial complex nobody wants to talk about. because everybody. in the street is very upset it's a lot of money the politicians over here we have a solution the idea of his appeal we have a solution years of fighti

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joining us with more is joe feldman, an analyst.going on at sears, you having someone while they are down. sears is a deeply troubled retailer already. what effect could something like this have? >> it is just more caution from consumers. i would think it is another reason to avoid shopping at sears. you do see an initial hit to the retailer when this happens. people stop shopping for a little while, maybe take some time. but we have seen them come back. even target this week when they reported quarterly earnings said in the last couple weeks they have seen traffic picking up again. neiman marcus reported 5.5% comp.sales, a >> do people almost become blaÉe about this? we know there are privacy concerns with facebook, yet facebook still has millions and millions of users. as a gateway point in retail where this is something you expect to happen and be defensive about it, and still shop where you would shop anyway? >> that is what we believe. i have heard all sides of this. >> i'm sorry, joe. come on. you really think someone wants to

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. >> next hour, the man behind this event, boxing promoter david feldman is going to join us live touestions about the fight. tweet us, what do you want to know? what are your questions? stay with us here on "new day saturday." >>> also coming up, how clint eastwood made one man's day in a pretty big way. saved his life during a volunteer thing. >>> plus, a hijacking plot to terrorize the olympics is thwarted. our own mike brooks, analyst, he has walked in a couple of olympics, and he has his own concerns about sochi. he's going to share those with us on the other side of the break. stay close. y role throughout our lives. one a day men's 50+ is a complete multivitamin designed for men's health concerns as we age. with 7 antioxidants to support cell health. one a day men's 50+. there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simpl

thanks for being with us today, president feldman. >> thank you. highs and the e.r. i out with their latest read on u.s. oil stocks. let's go to the trading pits of the cme. let's start with natural-gas and what you are seeing and your opinion of the contract. >> this has been an explosive move. we fill the gaps we saw on the january expiration and we saw prices spiked up. we took that out by a little bit, filled that gap and brought prices back down. you are seeing massive shortcoming, bears in denial about the market and the weather forecast continuing to be cold, a lot of people caught short right now and what you are seeing here today panic and fear, these prices going up to a level people never thought possible, you can never underestimate mother nature and that is driving us right now. let's talk about mother nature and the crude supply, you would think based on this crude number we would be moving more than we are but we are not because a lot of it was a drop in imports in the gulf coast, they are having trouble, u.s. imports down big. and o

now, feldman is promising to hold a press conference.ng to happen on tuesday. >>> number four now, the ceo of aol is apologizing for comments he made about the company's benefits program. tim armstrong had cited the cost of obamacare and too-expensive pregnancies. to explain why aol would cut the frequency of 401(k) matching payments. now, he said that the new system would save money, but employees complained and now the old policy is back. >>> and number five. thousands of you this in pennsylvania, you get to wake up this morning to power after last week's snowstorm, that i know has left you in the dark for several days. wednesday's wintry weather downed trees and power lines, as you see here. really difficult, then, for utility workers to get to damaged areas. officials say about 78,000 people still do not have electricity or heat, but they're hoping that they will have power restored by tomorrow. so we're keeping our fingers crossed for you as well, because that's miserable. they would be going into a fifth day without piit. >> and we

if anyone knows it is these two men, it's roy tidwell, and this man, cliff feldman, who comes up withhat claims the donates goods are worth millions. according to sources, cnn has learned that both men are under investigation by regulators from two states who are asking the same questions that cnn has been asking. if $40 million in donations is being reported to the irs, where are they? >> it's a great question. drew joins us now. and it just does seem inconceivable that $40 million worth of donation and medicine can go unnoticed. i mean, is this something that happens in the world of charity? >> well, the accounting happens all the time. we see charities that have virtually nothing to do with foreign aid. they have to do with veteran services, dogs in the u.s., cancer societies in the u.s., veterans and on their tax form shows up these million dollar donations to far-flung places that you can't track down whether it exists or not. >> it's a terrific report. thank you for being on this for us. we'll be right back. i asked my husband to pay our bill, and he forgot. you have the it card

host: another source on this topic is linda feldman the christian science monitor. is barack obama an imperial president? and his use of executive authority in the white house with a divided government? caller: good morning. i would like you to correct me with this. he put u.s. in the state of emergency was given the ability to use the power which the thing that should have happened is after the war the state emergency defended, the use of the power was allowed to use but it wasn't. we're supposed to be under a state of emergency right now. i think it's fair to hear people calling under the llusion thinking that this causes when the president is working in the interest but he's not. >> host: response? guest: i'm not sure i completely understood the statement or question that the caller has just made and if i didn't, please correct me. but i think the question is ether the president's use of executive authority is in line and actions cies of past presidents. and if that is the question i think the record is very clear that the president is acting s irely within the p

damon feldman made the announcement via twitter and said, the major bout was not worth all of the criticism,000 dogs are getting ready for their moment in the spotlight today as judging begins in the 13th annual westminster kennel club dog show. while the titles won't be handed out until tomorrow, one of the dogs competing has already earned the special title, hero. troy. doberman pinscher credited with saving his owner's life by detecting her breast cancer nearly three years ago. troy was 4 months old at the time, that's when he alerted diane to the dangerous lump in her body cuddling one night. diana under went double mastectomy. cancer free ever since. she and troy ready to take on the world and compete for the coveted blue ribbon. diana and troy here in the studio. troy is quite fascinated with our newsdesk. >> i know. >> thank you so much for stopping by. >> say hi. absolutely. >> let's go back four years ago. >> sure. >> walk us through how this went down. how was it this adorable dog was able to save your life. >> my kids and husband were on a campaign, a mission to get another dober

the match is pay per view being organized by david feldman. match is pay per view being organized by david feldman. people are disgusted by the idea. >> and in this case with this boxing match, george zimmerman told radar online that the proceeds in the fight, whoever decides to pay money to watch such a travesty, that money will go to an animal rescue charity. he wouldn't say which charity it was because he didn't want to give them any sort of untoward publicity, but that is where the hone is going. but again -- >> so we're to believe or he wants people to believe that he's already said that he's broke and that the money that he would need to pay whatever bills, he's going to forfeit and give to an animal rescue and believes that people will believe that? >> right. and he also wants people to believe that he has long been a boxing enthusiast since long before, quote, the incident as he described to radar online magazine. and i want to remind everybody that during the trial, the owner of the gym where george zimmerman used to train for boxing,

. >> there he eventually met charlie feldman, a creative director who sent him home to write and comeint. he was jewish and he was one of the first jews to be hired on madison avenue. they weren't just prejudiced against blacks. they were prejudiced against anybody who lived south of mount vernon. he said, obviously you have talent. if you were white, i'd hire you immediately. but you're not. i want you to be the jackie robinson for our agency. >> born in the sugar hills section of harlem, his greatest influence growing up was his mom. >> she put it as a black in america, you have to do 200% to get credit for 100%. so when i came home with a 97, she said, where is the other 3%? and so that was my standard of living, really. >> roy would be tested. getting into the ad agency was one thing. but getting to see his clients was a whole different matter. your temporaries say your musical talent set you apart and created a way for you. how? >> i met the bottom line. they had a need. i had a talent and it worked to their advantage to use it because -- >> because you were helping them succeed?

celebrity boxing promoter damon feldman, who was negotiating the terms of the fight before the match was canceled. he said he had no ill intentions when scheduling >> this is entertainment event, i am not try to hurt anyone. this is apart of whatsoever the boxing is. this is an opportunity, i am sorry that it had to be this one. >> before it was called off, the proposed three- round, pay-per-view fight was widely opposed. the reverend al sharpton, among others, spoke publicly >> live in the weather center rain is pushing out of the bay. i will talk about what is on tap for the afternoon when we return. almond. a good that comes in 25 flavors. from whole natural to wasabi and soy sauce. and once good gets going, there's no stopping it. get your good going. blue diamond. snack nut of u.s. snowboarding. >> welcome back. the east is also being hit by winter storms. thousands of residents are returning home in philadelphia as power is being restored to their homes. an ice storm caused trees and power lines to fall earlier this week, knocking out power to nearly half a million people. this

. >>> joining us is joe feldman, telsey advisory group.at walmart just said? >> as you were mentioning, i think the guidance they just gave, the 5.10 positive 5.45 is a wide range for one. two, it's below where the street is. that will be the focus for today. people will be concerned, why is it slower? they're blaming macro pressures, higher health care costs. they are stepping up their investment in the small store format which is a good thing to see. it does show they feel good about where they're headed with that. and look, the quarter itself was about what they said they were going to do. you know, essentially in line. i don't think that people will react too negatively to the news. it's typical walmart. they tended to do a decent job through the year and usually hit the number they'll give, probably closer to the high end is what we would think. >> even if you hit the high end at 4.85, that is 9 cents below what the expect was -- street was expecting. what happened here? >> the economic pressure is on the lower end consumer. walmart i

host: another source on this topic is linda feldman the christian science monitor.ck obama an imperial president? and his use of executive authority in the white house with a divided government? caller: good morning. i would like you to correct me with this. he put u.s. in the state of emergency was given the ability to use the power which the thing that should have happened is after the war the state emergency defended, the use of the power was allowed to use but it wasn't. we're supposed to be under a state of emergency right now. i think it's fair to hear people calling under the llusion thinking that this causes when the president is working in the interest but he's not. >> host: response? guest: i'm not sure i completely understood the statement or question that the caller has just made and if i didn't, please correct me. but i think the question is ether the president's use of executive authority is in line and actions cies of past presidents. and if that is the question i think the record is very clear that the president is acting s irely within the precedent

zimmerman was acquitted of murder in trayvon martin's death and so celebrity boxing promoter david feldmanof the fight before the match was cancelled said he had no ill intentions when scheduling the fight. >> this is an entertainment event. i'm not trying to hurt anybody here. this is part of what celebrity boxing is, it's the biggest fight that i've worked for to get to this opportunity and i'm sorry it had to be this one but it's nothing. i'm not hurting anybody here. >> before it was called off, the proposed three round pay- per-view fight was wildly opposed -- wide lie opposed. reverend al sharpton spoke out against it. >>> two people killed in a plane crash. authorities say the private chopper's blades equipped some -- clipped some trees before going down in a marshy wooded area, the pilot and one passenger were killed, a second passenger survived and is in the hospital this morning. investigators say the three were flying back to tallahassee after visiting a restaurant near the coast. no word yet on the cause of that crash. >>> 9/119:11 this sunday morning. new allegations surroundi

joe feldman thinks mcmillan needs to continue to in aggressive pricing.m to shop eight at its stores. >>> john ledger is finding himself in hot watt we're the ceo of blackberry after encouraging subscribers to switch from blackberry to iphones. he responded with this statement. i can assure you that we are outraged, too. what puzzles me more that is that t-mobile did not speak with us before or after they launched this clearly inappropriate and ill-conceived marketing promotion. our own jon fortt joins us at post 9 with more on this. the war of words. >> this is some of the best news from blackberry i've heard in a long time. blackberry customers, the ones sticking with it are outraged they were offered iphones with no money down from t mf moes-t-. maybe a little rodney dangerfield a little reversing here, blackberry getting a little respect. >> it reminds you in these carriers are not operating at a vacuum. what do they owe the device manufactures? do they owe them that respect? >> only if they're install base is still paying and still passionate and sti