fitzgerald" in the pacific ocean.intercepting and destroying a missile should north korea decide to fire one. nbc news reports u.s. defense officials insist there is nothing to indicate north korea is on the verge of another launch. remember, fitzgerald was also moved back in december of last year to be in a position to defend against the impending north korean rocket launch. differentiate rocket from missile. let's take a look at the south korean currency, the yuan. it is just about 4:00 in the morning although currencies trade 24/7. kind of surprising. haven't seen a big move in the yuan. to to wait and see if tomorrow morning's going to bring big moves in big companies like hyundai and samsung. u.s. defense shifting. "u.s.s. fitzgerald" in the pacific ocean. >>> up next, we're going to talk about the big bucks in baseball. i'm going to tell brian shactman why his red sox are going to stink this year. and i will tell you which team will win the world series. incredible, but true. everyone's retirement dream is diffe

fitzgerald. she recorded everything. every song of the american songbook, she recorded. was really the first person that really got me into vocalists. , he really approaches everything from the musical side. even hearhe does not the lyrics. because i am an actress, and a writer, i approached everything as a character. what are they saying? what to the lyrics mean? for me, i cannot sing a song, connect with the lyrics. sing, these songs that i there is nothing like that, these beautiful -- nobody rides like that today. perceive how the acting experience and artistry gives you a different way of getting at interpreting the lyrical content. have his artist will or her own way of interpreting. you see it differently because you are into character. when you are in state -- onstage, how does the acting experience work? >> ella was just about as close as you could get to a perfect instrument musically. she was phenomenal. that, i got into singers were not as perfect, but had more emotion in the voice. delie holiday, blossom arie. i think i approached singing like that. but when

actress melissa fitzgerald, do it.miller show." [ ♪ theme ♪ ] >> stephanie: all right. hour number two, hot brie in the city coming up. nurse jacki -- [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] >> yes? >> stephanie: you sent us a bulletin. most individual health insurance isn't good enough for obamacare. what does this mean? >> the plans that they're going to be required to have in the -- will be better than what's offered now. >> stephanie: oh, my goodness. you're kidding. there might actually be good things in obamacare? >> yeah. the requirements for what the bare bones minimum are higher than what most individual plans offer now. >> stephanie: huh, so the president was thinking of something that might benefit us in some way. >> it is revolutionary isn't it? >> stephanie: not what louie gohmert said? >> what about the death panels? >> the death panels are still in there. >> stephanie: what about the cross-dressing satanist louie gohmert says -- >> they'll have better health insurance. >> stephanie: exactly. exactly. all right. >>

shawn and brian. >> tom fitzgerald. we appreciate that.ate that. we want to give you a heads up,, a reminder that coming upingup shortly we will be hearing from mayor vince gray, and the security chief and fire chief discussing the security measurey that are being taken in light of the the things that gone on in boston. >> d.c. in the case of a heightened alert as well as many cities around the country andun the world. karen houston is going to tell l us more about that.ou >> reporter: it's not quite que the feel of a city under siege,i but there's definitely a sense e that there's something up.et we're right across the street from lafayette house. if you take a look at the white house, sharp shooters have been on the roof. they have been making theirr presence known since the the incident at boston thisboston th afternoon. and pedestrian traffic has beenn blocked from pennsylvania avenun right in front of white house. yellow tape is posted all alongg pennsylvania avenue at the edge of lafayette park. park. so visiting tourists have had t take thei

hump days with sexy liberal hal sparks yesterday hot brie melissa fitzgerald live in studio. issue which you, the vice president, the president, rachel and everybody has brought that issue out that the fairness is just not there. and the american people have responded well to it, i think. and then there's the sacrament issue. which is an argument in it's a, and then there is the bigots. and if you used the zachariment argument, and it doesn't bother you that it is easier to get a divorce than it is to vote in some states then you might be a by got. >> stephanie: yeah. every time i write to chris kluwe, i get a little straighter. he said instead of looking at an openly gay player as a distraction, ask yourself how many sacks would we have or receptions or rushing yards would he have if he wasn't hiding something. allow someone to live his own life on his own terms. players those of you worried about a gay teammate hitting on you in the shower i have simple words for you grow the [ censor bleep ] up. ♪ let's give the boy a hand ♪ >> stephanie: katherine jackson intends to call

guys who were formerly market makers or creators and exchanges so whether it's the rumor is cantor fitzgerald is coming up with an exchange this is a rumor we have heard exclusive here that they're going to introduce your technology to the big queen space there's a new site called open queen which is trading bitcoin but also ripple another mass backed currency and we talked about that here two years ago with david hales but the guy behind that is the guy behind the p.d.p. lending facility i think prosper so there are guys who have built big companies making markets and prices and price discovery who know what they're doing rather than this like gaming center here i think for people to understand where we are on the chronological progression the timeline of bitcoins acceptance and use as mainstream currency and challenge to currencies you have to understand that right now the technology of bitcoin is what i would say pre netscape if you remember netscape went public in the early one nine hundred ninety s. and before then there was no browser really that people were using on the internet there

robert fitzgerald was called the king of carville. he was an early settler to carville. jacob heyman that realtor, started being called the father of carville. we'll see why in a second. and this guy on the left, colonel daley, was often called the pioneer father of carville. he really gets a lot of the credit. here's colonel daley in his little shed. how do we describe him? he's sort of a 1890's bohemian, a bit of a herm yit. most importantly, he was a friend of adolph sutro's. and sutro had a real estate shack on the northwest corner of the sunset. he let colonel daley squat in there essentially. he went out every morning, walked along the beach. whatever washed up he brought back to his shed and created quite a large little compound of old bottles, shoes, anything that washed up. a ship wreck. provided a bunch of lumber. he made a sleeping loft in his cabin. for a while he had a wife. she didn't wash up in the waves. but she did eventually wash out. she couldn't handle cooking in the sandunes every night, creating a fire. so she left him sometime in the late 18920 --

melissa fitzgerald on her way in.t night. he could not make it. so sexy liberal melissa fitzgerald filling in. eric boehlert coming up this hour from media matters. speak of sexy liberal. this is from roberta. a picture from sexy liberal chicago. look how you made my husband glow by you hugging him. you have special powers. anyone who loves you know you're super special. i am super thanks for asking. ♪ i'm super thanks for asking ♪ ♪ all things considered, i could be better, i must say ♪ ♪ i'm feeling super nothing bugs me ♪ ♪ everything is super when you don't think i look cute in this hat ♪ >> stephanie: why thank you everybody. all right. so we love sexy liberal. there will be another one this year sometime. who can say when or where. well, i could but i won't. because i would have to kill you. all right. you know, i want to talk a little about the gun stuff because obviously last week, you know, that would have been the story last week. the shameful vote in the senate on guns and of course, there was so much other

sct fitzgerald. folks, we're readying it for all the right reasons-- because there's a movie of it coming out. this way at the premiere on may 10, we can smugly turn to our friends and say, "the book was better." though i have to say i'm pretty sure the movie is going to be amazing. it's in 3d. that's right! it feels like the themes of longing and alienation are in your pipes. plus, a soundtrack by jay-z, just like f. scott fit-zee would have wanted. now, sure, the "the great gatsby" here is already considered to be an american classic, but nothing is an american classic until i say it is. which is why i'm calling on you, those few lit ramembers of the colbert nation, to pick thup book and-- this is where it gets tricky-- read the words inside of it, okay? ( laughter ) you have two weeks to finish it, nation. because on may 9, pulitzer prize-winning novelist jennifer egan willed lead the book club's discussion and the director of the movie, baz luhrman, will be here in 3d. ( laughter ) together, toge

and reporter megan fitzgerald from our nbc station in denver spoke with her and has her story. >> i haveof army stuff. >> reporter: serving in the army is a job for some. >> i enlisted out of high school. went off to basic training. >> reporter: but for eliza fricke, it's more than that. it's a passion. it's a love. it's her destiny. >> it's something i always wanted to do. my mom was in the military. >> reporter: when she enlisted 13 years ago, she never once looked back. >> the longer you're in the military, i think the reason for staying becomes something different than the reason for joining. >> reporter: that reason was the bond she formed with her fellow soldiers, a bond that grew stronger when she deployed to iraq. >> this is what you train for. you spent all these years, all this time training to go to war. and we're here. >> reporter: but it was there that her life literally changed dramatically. >> they had brought in 30 -- upwards of 32 of my soldiers in for interviews. >> reporter: an investigation was launched after commanding officers found her myspace page. it was filled w

the uss fitzgerald. which is on its way to waters off south korea.t this into some kind of%, back in december, when the north koreans announced that they were about to launch a ballistic missile over the south korean region to put a satellite into orbit, the u.s. navy put four ships into that region. this time, they are only going to position one guided missile destroyer, the fitzgerald, as a precautionary measure. over the weekend it was announced the u.s. air force flew two f-22 stealth fighters, fighter bombers into the region. but those have land at the air base in south korea and part of a static display to work in conjunction with the south koreans. it is not believed that they're going to fly any training missions over south korea and they're expected to leave sometime soon. these are precautionary measures but it appears the u.s. doesn't want to go too far too fast to provoke any kind of reaction from the north kraens. >> thank you very much. right now we're waiting for 35 form he atlanta public school employees to turn themselves in after th

: 658 people... >> stahl: look at that. >> alice greenwald: ...who died on 9/11 at cantor fitzgerald.hl: from that one company. one of the 658 was john katsimitides, anthoula's brother. >> anthoula katsimatides: so, there's four of us growing up-- george, john, myself and michael. >> stahl: we were there the day she brought photos to contribute to john's profile to the museum's chief curator. >> jan ramirez: well, that is just so cute. >> anthoula katsimatides: i know. >> lesley stahl: what's it like to go through the photographs and choose? >> anthoula katsimatides: i had an extremely difficult time doing that because, you know, you see him as a child growing up, you know, and then as a best man in all of his best friends' weddings. so, it's like, well, which one do you pick? because you just are so sad that the pictures stop here. >> stahl: families members all share the devastation of their loss, but the museum discovered that they are hardly a monolithic bloc. >> alice greenwald: it's the families of nearly 3,000 people. it's, you know, probably 10,000, 20,000 people, all of whom

shawn matthews is ceo of cantor fitzgerald david walker and david walker comeback america ceo. shawn, let me kick it off with you and the markets. hot stuff. dow and s&p hitting all-time highs. keeps going higher. what do you think i behind it. >> you have a fixed income complex where ten year treasuries are trading beehlo 10% and money has to find returns at this point in time. certainly everyone is looking at the standpoint of equity on a basis are cheap and will continue to put their money there but may get a cyclical nature of the equity market but in general people want their none equity. >> we know is this largely fuelled by the federal reserve because there are no alternative to stocks when people are looking for yield. doesn't matter the economy is so-so. >> you have balance sheets at corporations in great shape. revenue growth that is so-so. agree with that but where do you put your money. people are looking at activity in the marketplace over the next year or so as people look to grow their revenue in alternative sources with cheap financing. >> i want to ask you abou

tom fitzgerald with more. >> reporter: this came out aisu half an hour ago, the white thee house announcing that he has has canceled a planned trip toplann kansas on thursday and will instead fly to boston to taketo part in an inner faith servicee dedicated to those who were huru and killed at the bombing which comes at end of the day. day. the president for first time hii self made it clear himself thiss bombing was indeed terrorism. tr >> the flag over the white houso was lowered to half-staffstaff tuesday morning as the president vowed americans would not be laa low by fear following thethe bombing in boston. bo >> the american people refuse to be terrorized. because what the world saw sa yesterday in the aftermath of the explosions were stories of heroism, and kindness, and generosity, and love. >> reporter: in a photo ph released by the white housee who tuesday, the president is seen meeting with homeland security,, eric holder, fbi director roberr muller and others, later the president said the f bill. is investigating the bombing ass an act of terrorism. >> what we don't yet know, ho

keith fitzgerald. thank you very much.remember bathtub jet by mark the guy who lifted up on taxpayer money. the bean counters say it will cost triple that. well over 3 billion. we have the congressman who is going after all is next hour. seven early movers with the dow down 20 points. sandisk sees more money coming in cheer. the stock is up 2%. autonation making more money than expected. that stock is up nicely. better than expected profits for pepsi. not bad. is that 4%? i cannot see. 4% gain. everyone around the studio back and read is nodding yes. a big drop in sales for no kia. less mud coming in at american express. nothing happening with the stock. when less money comes in, cardholders sending less. is that a big picture indicator? i say it is. united healthcare is up just a fraction. the mattress maker, select comfort, cut its forecast. it is down 3%. look at the market, overall. look at that. thirty-five points lower for the dow jones industrial average. we have opened lower. remember, down 138 yesterday. down some

joining me now to talk about all of that, shawn matthews, the ceo of cantor fitzgerald, and david walker's comeback america initiative founder and ceo. thank you both. it's great to be with you today. shawn, pretty hot stuff. dow, s&p 500 hitting all-time highs again this week. it just keeps wan wanting to go higher. what do you think is behind it? >> relative value based equities. you have a fixed complex where treasures are trading below 2%, and money has to find returns at this point in time. 10 certainly everyone is looking at it from the standpoint of equities on a relative value basis are cheap and they're going to continue to put their money there. we may get a cyclical nature in how the money is going to go in and out of the equity market. in general people want to put their money in equity. >> we all know this is largely being fueled by the federal reserve, right? because there are just no alternatives to stocks when people are looking for yield. so it doesn't matter that the economy is just so-so? >> well, you have balance sheets and corporations in great shape, and revenue growt

fitzgerald sits just off the coast about region also on the map twenty eight thousand troops on the korean peninsula and sixty seven thousand troops stationed in japan also on the table a high altitude area defense program known as bad which is the landing base system developed by lockheed martin now this base uses truck mounted launchers to intercept these missiles the u.s. sent these to guam last week in addition of the troops on the ground rounding l.p.'s resources two navy destroyers deployed in the western pacific region now the name of the scheme is battleship which is now underway despite not knowing whether this blistering rhetoric will ever turn into war these troop movements give us an idea of what it just might look like and washington margaret how r.t. . is that a gun in your pocket well for one pennsylvania police officer the answer is yes and then some in a recent sting operation to undercut to uncover a prostitution ring in pittsburgh things got a little out of hand when an undercover police officer ronald solicited the services from twenty six year old diana gross apparentl

. >> stephanie: which made melissa fitzgerald pull over and pee her pants.m reporting with pretty -- i think good accuracy that it is is now time for -- you know. for, you know. >> yeah. ♪ >> stephanie: you do be fired. that's not what i mean. karl frisch bullfightstrategies.com. ♪ frisch ♪ >> stephanie: good morning, karl frisch. >> good morning. >> stephanie: good morning, sir. what a news day yesterday huh? >> if you can call it a news day? i don't know what the heck has been going on at any of the cable networks. >> stephanie: well, fox news got it wrong, but you expect that. >> yeah, if i wanted to watch fox for anything i mean now would be the time to do it because they are actually covering breaking news, but yeah i don't expect them to get it right, but it has been watching a master class in how not to do it. i keep waiting for james lipton to top up and said audience what is your favorite curse word? >> stephanie: yeah, we were saying that when you have these fast-breaking events. the news environment where anchors are filling, but you are right --

create a better more efficient market making technology system on bitcoin well potentially cantor fitzgerald who owns my market making technology for virtual securities with virtual currency are rumored. to be getting into the space but that could be a negative because corporations and banks use patent law just for innovation and to kill industries so counterspell which is already been exposed as a bad actor we don't why actually want them in the space and i hope that we'll be able to defeat them and then finally on this chris dixon a partner anderson horowitz an investor in the tech space says why he's investing a big coin is that there are three arrows of currency commodity based example gold politically based example dollar amount based example. so he's investing as a sort of regime change currency that we go from you know epics you know big time periods of gold commodity based currencies for thousands of years for the last forty years we've been enough based system and he sees this as an emergence of mass backed currency and i like that term regime change and that's exactly what they cal

fitzgerald sits just off the coast about region also on the map twenty eight thousand troops on the korean peninsula and sixty seven thousand troops stationed in japan also on the table a high altitude area defense program known as the which is the landing base system developed by lockheed martin now this base uses truck mounted launchers to intercept these missiles the u.s. sent these to guam last week in addition of the troops on the ground rounding l.p.'s resources two navy destroyers deployed in the western pacific region now the name of this game is battleship which is now underway and despite not knowing whether this blistering rhetoric will ever turn into war these troop movements give us an idea of what it just might look like and washington. r.t. well companies pay a pretty penny for advertising and just like real estate the key is location location location meet host gator dot com he sold his face to porn websites for a nominal fee he will tattoo the u r l's of websites on his body even his name is an advertisement for a website called you guessed it host gator dot com according

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keith if i fitzgerald.liar apple-like stunt, running out of a very hot phone just as it hits market. is it manufacturing its own crisis? >> hard to know what they are doing on that front, interesting phenomenon watching the samsung phones over take apple stuff. in this modern world we have. hard for company to hold on to crown, you can see other people's real experiencing of technology and how good it is. so what happens, you know, samsung can supersede apple. who toppled blackberry. >> you know there is something to be said, playing these games, if they are deliberate. there is no a to prove that. >> look, you know if i were ceo of samsung i would top create as much buzz and hype for my crux as possible. you don't' to tick people off. >> it had a 4 on 5 year lead because it redefined a product category, samsung pulling a classive strategies of wait could observe, watch design and improve, their improvement are getting so fast. apple condition keep up. to issue 2, big blue ripping half million workers you t

. >> fitzgerald. my understanding is -- >> pardon me? the fitzgerald? >> yeah, aegis class guided missile destroyer. my understanding was it was off the coast -- off the korean peninsula. is that not the case? >> let me get you some details on the fitzgerald. >> if the north korean is a seriously provocative threat to the united states, is there any -- do you have any plan to preemptive strike north korea? >> let me be very clear that the united states position is the -- we want peace and stability on the korean peninsula. for over 60 years, we've had an alliance with south korea, and top priority of that alliance is to ensure peace and stability on the peninsula and in the region. we hope to preserve peace and stability, and we hope that others seek to do the same. tom? >> george, the counter- provocation agreement between u.s. forces korea and the rok military -- [inaudible] -- announced with quite a bit of unusual fanfare, i'm a little confused. is that counter-provocation against the north, or is it to control south korean overly aggressive escalati

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fox 5 tom fitzgerald is in the newsroom. >> i guess on syria, thea, th president sounds like he is keeping his options open. >> reporter: he is, will. will. a trip weeks back to israel, hee said that the chemical weaponsc used by the syria is a red line but today the president pointedn that who used these chemical weapons is still very much undee investigation.inve and from his point of view, the united states is not going togoo rush into judgment or militaryty action. president obama says a u.s. military response is on the table in regards to the syrian government's use of chemical chc weapons in its two year civil war. >> i asked the pentagon, our military, our intelligencelligee officials to prepare for me what options might be available, and i won't depo into th go into thf what those options might be. >> reporter: the presidentident cited bottoming an bombing and t ongoing, hunger strike by guantanamo detainees. >> all of us should reflect onon why exactly are we going this? s why are we doing this we have a whole push of individuals whowho have been tried and are currently on high se