do you know barney frank?> can you. >> one unpleasant person. >> bill: can you explain this to me? i know frank, but i think that -- i dislike him so much that my judgment may be clouded here. >> yeah. well, look, is he an idealogue and he is hyper partisan. so in a moment of national calamity his first incorporate distinct is not a conscience one. i just think it's how he operates is to try to find some way to say conservatives and republicans are bad and democrats and big government democrats are good. so, the first thing he says is a tax wouldn't have saved us from this. well, guess what a tax increase wouldn't have saved us either. you know, this is a terrorist attack on the soft underbelly on america. we have lots of soft targets like big sporting events, big gatherings of people, in concerts, for example. big gatherings of people doing their shopping like at the mall of america. and as a society, we are just going to have to learn to live with the fact that we do have those soft targets and the enemy is

frank returns to the "factor." and anything could happen. >> you told us at buoyant that you had in high school a little bit of a crush on him. >> yes, i did. how could you not? >> bill: some people are annoyed that the media is spending time humanizing the boston bombers. is that a legitimate criticis criticism? gutfeld and mcgirk be weigh in. >> give me my stuff. give me my stuff right now. i'm getting pissed off right now. >> a vicious classroom fight in california points out how out-of-control many public schools are. we'll show you exactly what happened. >> get your hands off of me. >> caution. you are about to enter the "no spin zone" from washington. "the factor" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> bill: i'm bill o'reilly reporting tonight from washington, d.c. thanks for watching us. no talking points memo this evening because i want to get right to our lead story, and interview with former congressman barney frank. as you may know, the day after three were killed and more than 200 injured in that awful boston terror

it's a lot of money, frank. i don't want to get ripped off.to watch these used-car salesmen. i don't know... do i want to do this? she'll love you for it. you think so? yeah... there, come on, let's take a look. whew, watch that one... hey, looks clean, no oil leaks. ( groans ) that's a lot of mileage, frank... let's have that mechanic of yours, what's his name... sammy? yeah. yeah. we'll tell the salesman we want our mechanic to take a look at it before we pay anything. and we take it for a test drive, too. you got it. o.k., let's make a deal. ♪ out behind my house there's a field ♪ ♪ you might feel there's... ♪ what's the score? three to nothing. three to nothing? ♪ i rode for days ♪ ♪ and i never looked back... ♪ ( cheering continues ) all right, mary! come on, mary. put it right by her now, mary, come on, she's no batter, let's go, mary! ♪ ...movin' so fast, you've got to hold on tight... ♪ ( cheering ) that a girl, becky! come on, beat the bums! so how do you feel about rebecca leaving home? uh, i don't know. i'm o.k., i guess. you're goi

now people can learn a bit more about anne frank. >> more people heard about anne frank.t, he's 19. good point. good to see you, aj. >> you too, guys. >> thanks again. coming up in the next hour of "cnn newsroom," investing in gold might not be the safe bet a lot of people thought it was. what is behind the sudden plunge in gold prices? now that's a fast car. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. hoo-hoo...hoo-hoo. hoo-hoo hoo. sir... i'll get it together i promise... heeheehee. jimmy: ronny, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? ronny: i'd say happier than the pillsbury doughboy on his way to a baking convention. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. i don'without goingcisions to angie's list first. you'll find reviews on home repair to healthcare written by people ju

to be downey wanted frank. i do a big tribute to him. i do it on stage.e are crying, and i am crying. people were not aware how talented this guy was. process theid you the ratmy --embraced by pack and a great entertainer -- how did you as his friend process the way he was maltreated in his career because of his skin color? >> we were very supportive. me when i earlier for was on a bus, and i was the only one allowed off to get food and bring it back to the bus for my friends. it was totally a disgrace for me. i would go to my parents and say, what is this? they would not allow him into hotels. just started a moment. and franke humor, used to tease him, but we were totally supportive in getting it done. speaking about canada, something.nka means >> it is the middle eastern name. my grandfather came over from the middle east, and somewhere i looked at it and said, what is it derivative of? my family told me when he lived in a small village, a young girl was raped very badly. justice.not much he and his friends took it upon themselves to find the guy. anka.

dumb remark leave ann frank's house. and today you have to file your taxes but if you haven't done it, you don't have to stair at -- be stare at that form. we are working with you to tell you what other options are out there. >> reporter: good morning. topping america's money, deadline day for filing taxes. they need to be postmarked or electronically sent by midnight. if not you will need an extension. taxpayers in massachusetts have until tomorrow because today is the state holiday. now there is some relief for taxpayers. sin bon is offering two sin bites for free the. potatoe fries and great americancookies is offering free cookies and office depot offering limited printing and shedding. ford is developing a new transmission that could be instored by 2016 and it's expected to meet new fuel standards and carbon dioxide

. >> sure, frank loved to have a good time. every time you turned around, they were throwing themselves at they were throwing themselves at him. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is "piers morgan live." north korea isn't backing down. john kerry across the board in south korea says the u.s. will not accept the rogue nation as a nuclear power. at the same time north korea's reportedly warning japan it will strike tokyo first. north korea is armed to the teeth. there are 1 million starving in a very strange and very dangerous country. the former director of asian affairs with the national security council, and former chief north korean negotiator for president clinton, and advocacy director for human rights. welcome to you all, gentlemen. robin, you've been in this position on behalf of president clinton as the chief negotiator with north korea. what would you be doing right now, if you were in that job now? >> if i was in that job now, i would probably be sitting in washington waiting for the current crisis to pass.

>> yes, that's correct, frank. they're actually, you know, taking an example, this program has already been in place in two other cities including sacramento, and fresno. >> let's work in there and hopefully it will work here. kate, thank you at the lake merit bart station in oakland, thanks. >>> well, there is a new batch worries over those bolts on the eastern span of the bay bridge. more than 1200 bolts are made from the same type of steel similar to ones that are now banned on use for bridges. that type of steel can potentially crack over time. last month, inspectors discovered 32 over steel bolts on the bridge had already snapped. as of now, the new span is still scheduled to open now, as planned over the labor day weekend. >>> open burns are not allowed in a number of bay area counties and it all starts today. cal fire is putting the ban into effect to reduce the risk of large fires, the agency says it is especially important this year, because of the low rainfall, combined with low humidity. burns are still

who was frank marshall davis? >> frank marshall davis was born in kansas 1905, died and made you and 87. ended up in chicago and ultimately honolulu and that's where he would meet a young man named barack obama in the 70s. he was introduced by obama's grandfather, stanley dunham. i should back up a little bit. he was african-american. he was a republican from the time of lincoln to fdr. remarkably what so far to the left that during world war ii he joined the communist party. he joined communist party u.s.a. a lot of american communists never joined communist party u.s.a. you literally sworn allegiance to the soviet union, and you committed yourself to a communist party u.s.a. caught a soviet american republic. so davis really went to the other side and after that ended up editing -- he was the founding editor-in-chief of the communist party publication of chicago, the chicago star was a down the line pro-soviet pro-stalin publication. did that for two years and then went off to honolulu was a columnist for the re

frank ahern says something similar is happening with my kindle. i do more and more of my reading on it, books and the daily papers, too. >> from what i understand some of these e reareds are reporting back to the company how quickly i am reading a book the words i am highlighting the sentences i am under lining. >> this is a prime example of what's next you buy a book on-line you find out wow they are tracking me. >> so i have already left a fairly substantial digital trail so far i barely even left the house. i am going to run errands and see what other bread crumbs i dropped. >> ahern points out my gps tracks wherever i go. that's not all. the national highway traffic safety administration proposed regulations requiring auto manufacturers to have event data recorders better known as black boxes in all new cars beginning in september 2014. some insurance companies already offer lower rates if you install one in your current vehicle. but how much is your privacy worth? you already give up so much unknowingly. >> first thing i am going to do is pun

i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 6:0 now.gal step in the boston marathon bombings case will probably be a federal indictment. >> surviving suspect johar tsarnaev was charged in his hospital room yesterday. the 19-year-old tsarnaev indicated he and his brother were motivated by religious extremism. cbs news learned the brothers told their alleged carjacking victim they had explosives and planned to go to new york next. in boston with the charges ts. >>> reporter: 19-year-old johar tsarnaev's hospital room became a makeshift courtroom monday. a federal judge arraigned the terror suspect and announced he is being charged with using a weapon of mass destruction during boston marathon bombings last week. it killed three and injured 180. if convicted, he could face the death penalty. prosecutors believe he and his 26-year-old brother tamerlan placed two pressure cooker bombs on boylston street around the marathon finish line. tamerlan died friday in a shootout with police. johar is being treated for gunshot wounds here at beth isra

. >> what is your take on dodd/frank? i guess the banks are reporting earnings right now. and i thought it was really interesting. all the analyst reports that i'm looking at have far less to do with earnings and far more to do with the regulatory environment. do you expect that we are going to see spin-offs from businesses, the big bank that got a spin-off their investment business because dodd/frank financial reform do you think? >> i don't think so. >> you don't see -- >> not expecting that. the future is hard to predict. but we have to keep in mind the impetus for dodd/frank, which is we had a terrible financial crisis from which we're still trying to recover. and the principle goal of dodd/frank is to make sure we reduce systemic risk. >> some of the hundreds of rules have not been implemented yet. why is that? why is this particular legislation taking long to actually take effect? >> there are a few different challenges. one is there are a lot of agencies involved in issuing some of the rules. and they have to coordinate with one another. and that's important goal. t

barney frank the facts were still emerging. let's call a spade a spade here. >> he actually didn't talk about the facts. he didn't actually talk about the terrorist attack. he was talking about the first responders. >> he was making a point about the taxes used to pay for the first responders and saying on the day of this tragedy that if republicans had their way -- >> weren't you appreciative of the first responders? >> of course. >> public leaders shouldn't be making political hits. >> john: back to newtown for one second. i think it is okay to exploit a tragedy like this when it is in service of preventing the next tragedy. so, in the case of newtown, i would say if you come out and say this is a perfect example of why we need more gun safety legislation, i'm with you. if you say this is why teaches deserve higher pay you're exploiting it for something completely different. would you agree with that statement? here's the real difference in newtown and the gun debate in general is people used -- public officials used the newt

that's no big news flash for frank south. he, too, has adhd. years ago his first marriage failed but he kept trying. >> reporter: you were engaged five times in three years? >> yeah. and the fifth time i married her. >> reporter: how long did that marriage last? >> another year and a half like the first one. >> reporter: eventually he settled down with his third wife margaret and had two kids. but even something as simple as picking up paper towels for his daughter's basketball team could throw off his whole day. >> i end up in costco going through things i'm not even going to buy and the time goes by so fast that i find it so interesting. >> reporter: what do you find interesting? >> this stuff is freeze dried granola. that is amazing. you know, there are those flat screens i was thinking about. and then you're off. you weren't even there to get that, you're supposed to get that big thing of paper towels and take it to the coach because he said we need paper towels. >> reporter: you're making me laugh but it's not funny. it's your life and it'

joining me is a deputy executive director of a cuban study group ricardo her raw of miami and frank calone also from miami. all right gentlemen, thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having us. >> talk to me. in the 50 years this embargo has been in place has anything changed in cuba? has it been effective? >> not at all. not at all. this embargo has failed to reach any of its objectives for years particularly helping if facilit regime change. the only thing this embargo has achieved is to isolate the united states from cuba limiting our ability to really influence conditions on the ground as well as to provide the cuban government with a convenient scapegoat for all of the economic blunders as well as pretax abuses of human rights. >> frank, am i to assume you disagree with richard? >> not only i disagree with richard but i think most cubans disagree with richard. here is something to think about. the cuban world has a world finance campaign. the cuban government not only for the cuban embargo to be lifted but american presence to begin in cuba to have access to the world. now

i'm a frank ocean fan. the frank ocean back story, he talked about how i think it was on tumbler, he broke the news, his first love was a man, a huge deal within hip-hop circles. so this is what -- when snoop was asked about this this is what snoop said, quote, on frank oceans, frank ocean ain't no rapper it a singer. it is acceptable in the singing world, but in the rap world, i don't know if it will be acceptable because rap is masculine, like a football team. you can't be in a locker room full of -- and then all of a sudden say, hey, man, i like you. that's going to be tough. >> put down the joint, snoop. put down the joint. >> i read the back story, frank ocean talked to gq magazine last year and he said -- he make the point, maybe it is more of a race thing than a rap thing. ladies? anyone? >> i think that's an interesting point about the race thing. but i don't know that that has anything to do with it. i don't really take anything that snoop dogg says very seriously or snoop lion or whatever he wants

san francisco business times and on behalf of our partner criteria require and carey and knew mark frank and all of our sponsors welcome to our annual mayor's annual for cast and happy valentine's day to awful you and i have already gotten a value ten from mayor lee. are you already fee feelings love this morning we have later pastries for you. this is the 14th year we post together this to look at the i state of city in his our region and there have been so many changes if you think about that have happened in each of these cities and sounding bay area it is last 14 years and if you look at the activity the cranes until the air the hospital building activity the activity ature ports and airports and hospitality sector the booming tech sector and all of the future plans, think about the changes that will happen in the next 14 years and each of these cities and in our region so we are going to hear a little bit about the future and some of the priorities and what the outlook is into this coming year and we are really delighted to have awful you here with us this morning. i think there is

we have to keep in mind the impetus for dodds frank.have a terrible impetus from which we are trying to recover. >> some of the hundreds of rules have not been implemented yet. why is this particular legislation taking so long to actually take effect? >> there are a few different challenges. one is there are a lot of agencies involved in issuing the rules and have to coordinate with one another. that's an important goal. another is that to do careful analysis of cost and benefits is something that some of the agencies have been focused on and some courts have been focused on and that takes some time, too and the third point is the good side of delay, which has some bad sides is people in government are paying a lot of attention to public comments. if there is a rule proposed and the private sector not only businesses but public interest groups come in and say, look, what you proposed doesn't make a lot of sense. it has big problems with it. here's how to fix them. then those comments need to be attended to. >> do you think too big to fa

i'm frank mallicoat. 6:31 the time. is appealing for any information that could help in the investigation of the boston marathon bombing. >> exclusive photos now from fox 5 atlanta show what remains of the boston bomb. the feds say they were made from pressure cookers packed with shrapnel. a lid from one of the cookers was reportedly found on a rooftop. tips have been pouring into the fbi. more than 2,000 so far and growing. cbs reporter susan mcginnis with more now from boston. >>> reporter: fbi photos show remnants of what they believe is a pressure cooker used as a bomb casing in the boston marathon explosions. when used as a bomb, pressure cookers briefly contain the explosion magnifying the power of the device. >> there has been some debris recovered from some of the rooftops nearby as well as some of the debris has been embedded in some of the buildings nearby. so that gives you just a kind of a scope of the power of the blasts. >> reporter: authorities say the bomber also filled the pot with bbs and nails in orde

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you need a dodd-frank. i do not like dodd-frank. i think you should break up the banks.talking about -- this is important. what happened with mf global when they imploded, nothing. liz: they were small. charlie: when bear stearns imploded, not so bad. when lehman imploded, then something bad happened. citigroup, morgan stanley, all of them, merrill lynch, then, guess what, they will lose the financial crisis. that is the problem. bear stearns was not the cataclysmic event. liz: we still have too big to fail. if something happened, there was too much leverage at one of these names. charlie: he is saying there are still vulnerabilities. we can still have another financial crisis. we need dodd-frank. you cannot get rid of it. liz: we are on it. charlie will put his story on fox business.com. charlie: i have to do actual work here? [ laughter ] charlie: go to my twitter page. liz: no, go on my twitter page. closing bell ringing in 26 minutes. 2013 could be one of its best years yet. they have made it through thick and thin. the company reported better-than-expected first-qua

the ann frank house post s comment on facebo wch read in part ann was a girl.opefully she would have been a blebber. so hundreds of facebook users reacted negatively. bieber has not yet respond today the comment. >> what's he 20. >> he's 19, i think. >> yeah, he's kind of a crazy life. i don't think he meant any by it. >>> all right its somethin seans hope for when they go to game. >> you want a souvenir foul ball hit your way. watch this. this happened against the coliseum. fans will catch the ball and hand it to a father. the father hands it to the kid. the kid says i don't want this baseball. or maybe i do. why did he do that? he's probably sick. but he did get some tv time. look at him there. he's like, i want that back. >> what did i do? >> that's great. >> poor kid. >>> time now is 6:53. coming up we'll get a time check of top story. >> looking for a calm on this monday the field that's found. coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, morning. firefighters and paramedicse un nded >>> firefighter recovering after he was grazed by a bullet while on the job, firefigh

. >> what on earth happened, frank?> is for the greater good, valerie. >> please don't tell me has anything to do with north korea, same-sex marriage -- i'm not done. >> all right. , gun control, the fiscal cliff, pipelines, education, social security and iraq, afghanistan -- >> valerie, it's not going to happen. >> if not me, who yet the >> he is the one who got fired from the tonight show, right? >> yes, and then he moved over to tbs. >> is that a real network? >> no, but then neither is in bc. >> we're trying to -- neither nbc.n b .> we are trying >> we would like kim kardashian at our table. >> i refuse to wear pants until the president gives us more axes. ask do what i say and politico it's a profession. and, what is your home address? ?> why do you ask yucc\ >> to send you the tickets. >> nobody knows where he lives. >> there is no reason to be nervous. is valerie badmouthing me to the president yucc? is she out for revenge? x ask again later. >> you want to talk about immigration, we can talk about immigration. w

and i was very frank about that. and i was, you know, touched by how open they were with me. i spent a lot of time, especially in oklahoma with the families of the man who was murdered there. and his brother was incredibly welcoming. and understood the project. you know, wanted the story to get out there and thought it was important as well. he was a deeply religious man and had, you know, ask that the death penalty be taken off the table in the case of his brother's murder. so was very moving, as matter-of-fact. again, as i said before, very humbling, nerve wracking, for someone who amasses itself this fancy new york novelist suddenly as irresponsibility for, you know, taking someone story in dealing with it honestly. >> anyone else? >> i agree with david. it is a very, very big and daunting responsibility. faugh i have gone to be very good friends with some of the people i have written about, as i mentioned earlier. though these friendships have not been to you know, without their own problems, i have found out things that the people i have written about may not themselves

frank! martin: wrong. frank's an undercover cop. exactly! just a little too obvious. you know... the broken vocabulary, the jailhouse pallor the undeoped social skills... hey...! you tried to use psychology against me. threw a gender-bender at me thinking i would assume rdevel that a felon would naturally be a man. well, i'm onto you, mister. the criminal among us is indeed the very wily linda! nope. jimmy! you're right. jimmy... damn... i... but you seem like such a nice guy. i am aguy. he was voted most congenial in his cellblock. jimmy: sorry, doc. you owe your old man five bucks. i'm afraid i do. nice oh. you could probably use this. linda: well, it's been a lot of laughs but it's late. we better get going. yeah, thanks a lot, marty. yeah, it was great. very pleasant. you all come again anytime. hopefully when we're here, of course. good night, marty. see you. next week, marty. jimmy. boy, who would have thought? how do you even know that guy? he was a jailhouse snitch. he helped us a couple of times. he's great company but i wouldn't trust him if he wasn't surrounded by cops

how do you think they did, dodd-frank? >> i would give dodd-frank, if i were a college professor, an f. i think we needed regulatory reform, and after dodd-frank we needed even more now than we did when dodd-frank was passed. it is mind-boggling to me that congress would take 2,313 pages to tell the financial services industry how to behave when by analogy god took two tablets and ten commandments to tell the human race how to behave. [laughter] there has to be something wrong with this formula, and all we've done is create a to rahs of -- morass of requirements that are difficult to comprehend and unintended consequences that drip from every page of that statute. >> maybe god was just talking to the jews. [laughter] >> could be, i don't know. [laughter] >> but i want to address what you said about rules and making rules, okay? how about an add martian that'll make -- administration that'll actually make the rules, okay in you've got the jobs act, and they decided they're not going to make the rules on it. okay, maybe they

and i'm frank mallicoat. time is 4- here's meteorologist lawrence with a check of weather.ing news this morning, about a shooting in the east bay... >>> it's monday. >> all right. >> thanks guys. it is 4:30 now, some breaking news this morning about a shooting over in the east bay. alisa, she's in berkeley this morning with the latest on firefighter being shot. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it happened during a medical college just behind me in berkeley. a very bizarre story. with me i do have with me to plnewhat happened when firefighters arrived what can you tell us. >> about 1:41 berkeley department did respond to a call. so while the

in fact, we're not even through dodd/frank right now. so our view is that what we should do is, let's finish the regulatory path that we're on. let's see how the industry performs. we think that we can perform quite well. and it's not about size, it's about good risk-taking decisions. and we think we're pretty good at that at wells fargo. >> so the volcker rule, you don't think, sticks? >> no, i think the volcker rule will stick, but the volcker rule doesn't call for the end of the investment banking, it calls for changes in the investment banking business, most of which the industry's already made in advance, because we know what it la looks like in general. there's a reduction in the amount of proprietary trading that folks can do, there's a change in equity investments. but for the most part, the industry's adjusted to a lot of those changes. >> tim, good to have you on the program. appreciate your time today. >> thanks very much. >> tim sloan is cfo at wells fargo. >> david, take a look at where we are with a decline of just about 19

i'm frank mallicoat. it is 6:30. hour, doctors in boston are now planning an update on patients who are still in the hospital because of the bombings one week ago today. >> meanwhile, there will be a moment of silence this afternoon in massachusetts. boston's police commissioner says the two brothers had more explosives and may have been planning more attacks. the 19-year-old suspect, who was caught friday, has been communicating with officials by writing. susan mcginnis reports that suspect is unable to speak. >>> reporter: 19-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev is reportedly awake and responding to investigators' question. -- questions. sources tell us he is writing out his answers because of a gunshot wound in his throat that has left him unable to speak. a special interrogation team from the fbi will handle the questioning. >> how did they plan this, what was the motive, did they have help and are there others out there? >> reporter: it appears johar as his older brother tamerlan were prepared to set off more bombs when p

he went to the anne frank museum. in amsterdam. he stayed for an hour at the end there was a guest book so he wrote something in the guest book. this is what he wrote. "truly inspiring to be able to come here." very nice. "anne was a great girl. hopefully, she would have been a belieber." a belieber if you don't know are all the bieber fans who go to his concerts and love him. so hopefully she would have been a belieber. >> i don't think he meant anything disrespectful by it. it just is symbolic of how young he is and how i think just out of touch. >> that's it. >> completely out of touch. i mean, he can't even imagine the suffering of this young girl, along with 6 million other jews during the holocaust. i don't know. i just don't think he -- i don't think he realized what he's saying. i think he thinks he's being nice. but he doesn't realize how it comes across to other people. >> he seems to keep stepping in it. he's had nothing but trouble since he's gone on the road, right? >> we talked about that. ever since his mom, pattie,

i'm frank mallicoat.pdated on bay area headlines on this monday morning. a bullet grazed a burke lee firefighter who was responding to a call. the 88-year-old shooter is being evaluated by authorities. san jose police officers recovering after a hit and run driver ran into them near the hp pavilion. the officer's leg was broken. that suspect got away. >>> a new move could save a million dollars a year at the city college of san fransisco, 61 department chairs have all agreed to take pay cuts in order to keep their jobs. teachers have agreed to work for less pay as well. traffic and your weather for this monday, it's a windy day coming up right after the break. stay right there. [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison war. and harm wildlife. and millions.. are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] good morning everybody. it's a slow monday commute