the trucks because you know some of the missions don't take just one day takes more than one day gerard fell ill several months later the early symptoms seem trivial standard headaches problems with his vision but his state quickly worsened the beginnings of a brain tumor renal problems the list is long i have leakage and i'll show you the extent how much i have leakage. today has to work diapers but there's worse his daughter bit toria after his return from iraq as a deformed right hand this picture is a reminder of flu just before babies. his story has made headlines all over the world. isn't the only one to fall ill eight of his comrades in arms who served in iraq have shown the same symptoms urine tests reveal an abnormal concentration of uranium. i never was told about depleted uranium in the military i never attended class and never show never went to a class on how to handle a quick meant that were exposed to it i don't even know what you believe you're in the last time i hope not even that leader you raining was when i took chemistry. believes he was going to meet it during his

gerard. i have a question no one seems able to answer. he said that guests at the pump price is reflective of the price of a barrel of oil. in 2008, it was $145 a barrel, and gas was $4. now is $105 a barrel, and guess is $4. your barrel of oil is losing out on $40 a barrel. why would they cheat themselves? guest: if you take a look the price of crude oil and the way it moves in the global marketplace you can almost tract directly the cost of gasoline. about 80% of the cost is tied directly to the cost of crude oil. the other big component is state and federal taxes, which is equal to about 50 cents an each gallon of gasoline. put those two items together, and you are well over $3 currently before you even get to refining, marketing, transporting, distribution, etc. that is what we do as an industry. you see the impact on the cost of gasoline is driven by the price of crude oil. host: on twitter when you were asked do you want another golf blow all with more offshore drilling? -- gulf coast b

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gerard. i have a question no one seems able to answer. he said that guests at the pump price is reflective of the price of a barrel of oil. in 2008, it was $145 a barrel, and gas was $4. now is $105 a barrel, and guess is $4. your barrel of oil is losing out on $40 a barrel. why would they cheat themselves? guest: if you take a look the price of crude oil and the way it moves in the global marketplace you can almost tract directly the cost of gasoline. about 80% of the cost is tied directly to the cost of crude oil. the other big component is state and federal taxes, which is equal to about 50 cents an each gallon of gasoline. put those two items together, and you are well over $3 currently before you even get to refining, marketing, transporting, distribution, etc. that is what we do as an industry. you see the impact on the cost of gasoline is driven by the price of crude oil. host: on twitter when you were asked do you want another golf blow all with more offshore drilling? -- gulf coast b

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, thanks. >> you're welcome. >> gerard cassidy rbc.sso, quick trade? >> i wonder if the citi trade is poised for a bounce because behind the scenes a little bit here if you talk about vikram -- >> the ceo. >> exactly. the stress test debacle they had. do we wind up seeing him sort of forced out because of that? does the stock rally on the heels of that? >> who knows? a story certainly to be wachld. here is a look at the financials today. meantime a new survey released by charles schwab shows investors more bullish on the market than they've been in four years. let's bring in the man behind the data randy frederick the managing director of active trading and derivatives at charles schwab. welcome to the show. i don't know if that is a buy signal or frankly whether it's a sell signal that there are so many people bullish now. >> well, it's interesting because we've been doing this certainly for probably about five years and i would say it's really only the last couple surveys where i've sort of analyzed what the markets have done since t

gerard cassidy is here. good to see you. >> thank you. >> 24 hours ago we were looking at the four failures selling off dramatically. now we've had a nice 24 hours to understand that citi didn't fail, they asked for a dividend when bank of america didn't. if they hadn't, they wouldn't have failed. >> you're right. the three banks that didn't get to pay a dividend passed the stress test. they just weren't given permission to buy back their stock. the bank of america comparison is right on. >> should you buy those four that so-called failed? >> ally financial did really fail. plus they're not public. but i would say sun trust and citi are stocks to look at. the underlying economic growth of this country will drive those stocks higher. >> meredith whitney was out earlier in the day. she said there's -- under no circumstances would she buy citi. marina asked when wha would change your mind, she said a new brain. she can't see a reason to own citi group under any circumstances. >> we have to look at the bigger pi

smith visited with dolphins but miami just signed david gerard.ably not going to find a better kee keelp the 3 year, 24 million dollar offer that is currently on the table. that is your toyota sports report. >> football is a tough react. tebow such a big deal last year. >> alec is up z.immanuel tibo. whole world was like this don't want him any more. >> thanks larry. >> "nightline"up next. >> thanks for joining us everyone. >> for all of us, we appreciate your time. see you here tomorrow. your time. see you here tomorrow. >> good night

then american patretroleum institute ceo jack gerard discusses the alternative energy experts and hubert hamer and jerry hagstrom look at how farming and agriculture have changed over the last few decades. washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >>> coming up at 10:00 a.m. eastern, a forum on religion from georgetown university's berkeley centers on religion, peace and world affairs. scholars will discuss the arab spring, religious extremism and the obama policy for dealing with religious issues. you can see it live starting at 10:15 a.m. eastern here on c-span 3. >>> they would wear garments made of home spun cloth. and this home spun cloth would be much more rough textured. it would be much less fine than the kinds of goods they could import from great britain. but by wearing this home spun cloth, women were visibly and vividly and physically displaying their political sentiments. >> sunday night at 9:00, george mason university professor on the role of women during the revolutionary war, part of american history tv this weekend on c-span3. >>> former national security

after kenny dalglish's side laid waste to everton thanks to one man in particular step person even gerard scoring a trick much to the delight of the on field feat both with the first triple by a player in the door recently and rested it back in one thousand eight hundred seventy list despite the win well the result ensure there would be no help me on a verse three for everton boss david moyes to celebrating a decade in charge of it. and tennis maria shriver has breezed into the quarterfinals of the indian wells open in california the russian are plussing her italian opponent for a birthday frenchy in straight sets six two six one trouble for well she barely broke so it's own way to setting up a last eight encounter with compactly reoccur who herself be one of the russian not even true of a second see each or up but as yet to win a title this season the prize from the four point five million dollars financial incentive for this tournament should not be an issue. elsewhere of her former world number ones an evaluation carline wozniacki met on the colors. only in hard courts defending champi

opera kenny dalglish's side laid waste to everton thanks to one man in particular skipper steven gerard scoring a hat pretty much to the lights of the on field faith thought it was the first triple by a career in the army since ian rush to get back in one thousand nine hundred two liverpool remain in seventh place despite the win the result ensure there would be no happy anniversary for everton boss david moyes who is celebrating a decade in charge of the. let's move from football to tennis for maria shriver has breezed into the quarterfinals of the indian wells open in california the russian i class in her tell you nepal overbrook eventually in straight sets six two six one shrub burley breaking sweats all the way to setting up the last eight in concho with reoccur olenka who herself beat another russian r.d. through but second seater up but has yet to win a w t a title this season but with a price fund of four point five million dollars financial incentive for this tournament should. elsewhere occur a former world number one sam evanovich and carline wozniacki met on the californian h

thank you all very much. [ applause ] >>> then american petroleum institute president and ceo jack gerard discusses the cost of gas, alternative energy efforts and the keystone oil pipeline. and hubert haimer of the agriculture department and jerry hag strom, founder and, tiff editor of the hag strom report look at how farming and agriculture have changed over the last few decades. "washington journal" live at 7 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> congratulations to all this year's winners of c-span's video cam student documentary competition. a record number of students entered a video on the theme "the constitution and you." watch all the videos on our web sites, studentcam.org. >> coming up here on c-span3, senator tom coburn of oklahoma speaks on a forum about the future of medicare. that's o followed by national security advisers discussing how u.s. policy in the middle east has changed. coming up at 10:00 a.m. eastern, a forum on religious from georgetown university's berkeley center for religion, peace and world affairs. scholars will discuss the arab spring, religious extremism and the bau

very much is burning gerard's right right i mean it's like a derivative of actual pepper it's a food product essentially. this is much stronger than anything you do you buy a lot of. thousands of times more stronger than any one of the people you ever put . well the white house says it wants a diplomatic solution in syria but it's considering military intervention in the country and the pentagon has been order it's who review its options and according to officials this includes enforcement of a no fly zone defense secretary leon panetta says a long term sustained air campaign could pose a challenge because syria's air defenses are more sophisticated than libya's but as our team maria fun otieno reports foreign interference in the syrian conflict is raising fears of an even bigger crisis. as the syrian conflict stress just like it has also spread geographically a case of the rising of the country's borders what's happening in syria is heartbreaking and rages and what you've seen is the international community mobilize against the assad regime strategic analyst says one thing is clear

smith visited with dolphins but miami just signed david gerard. alex probably not going to find a better kee ket going to find a better keelp the 3 year, 24 million dollar offer that is currently on the table. that is your toyota sports report. >> football is a tough react. tebow such a big deal last year. >> alec is up z.immanuel tibo. whole world was like this don't want him any more. >> thanks larry. >> "nightline"up next. >> thanks for joining us everyone. >> for all of us, we appreciate your time. see you here tomorrow. your time. see you here tomorrow. >> good night says she cannot shed any light on what's occurred but what has been reported is completely out of character of the man she knows and admires. and she goes on to say, the pain inflicted in war should never be an excuse to inflict yet more pain. the cycle must be broken. we must find peace. and she ends with, the victims and their families are all in my prayers as is my husband who i love very much. here at the family home, some neighbors are tired of the attention. others still fe

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efforts for just burning gerard's right right i mean it's like a derivative of actual pepper it's a food product essentially. it's much stronger than anything you you buy or absolutely thousands of times i'm stronger than any one of the multiple you were pulled from the. all right it's time now for word of the day where we break down a fanciful term or concept for our very smart euro but just maybe not the financial expert and given this headline i want to show it to you m.f. global collapse problems clash over collateral we want to revisit the issue of collateral and the really hypothecation of it which is key to this story of how and why in a global collapse i also talked about it yesterday but i really want to hammer it home because it is complicated but we got to know it it's important and it's really hypothecation so what is it let's take a look at the definition it's a practice by banks and brokers of using their own purposes suit me for their own purposes assets that have been posted as collateral by their clients now and vested p. it goes on to explain a little bit more for us th

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efforts for a growing gerard's right right i mean it's like a derivative of paper it's a product essentially i am much stronger than anything you see by are. stronger than any one of the. wealth of the aloneness so you'll get the real headlines with none of them are the problem with the mainstream media today is that they're completely disconnected from the viewers and what actually matters to those viewers and so that's why young people just don't watch t.v. anymore if they want news they go online and read it but we're trying to take those stories that people actually care about and transfer them back in. the past few weeks to jewish lobbying groups held their annual conferences here in washington d.c. each with a vastly different priority apac has been around for decades j. street just a few years now both call themselves pro israel but one of particular calls for a peaceful resolution to the israeli palestinian conflict yet as you'll see it looks like money determines which groups a voice rings louder in american politics. mean streets a young lobbying group whose focus is to end the isr

great but just burn gerard's right right i mean it's like a derivative of actual paper it's a food product essentially. this is much stronger than anything you could buy absolutely thousands of times stronger than any one of the. well president obama has made some tweaks to the controversial indefinite detention law the national defense authorization act or n d a sparked outrage over its provision that allows the government to detain american citizens indefinitely without due process this week the president issued a directive that would not make it a requirement for the military to detain suspects but it still gives them the authority to detain suspects indefinitely so do the changes really help to restore civil liberties that were stripped in the original bill or is it simply a p.r. move to help answer this and more david seaman journalist and host of the d l show welcome to the show david so president obama's response is it too little too late. it is too little too late this is a national emergency this is actually a national crisis because this is not something that you know could be si

today miami signed another quarterback david gerard. the 49ers offered smith a three year contract but alex smith is apparently looking for a longer deal. >>> a bit later in sports, how the golden state warriors honored a bay area legend tonight. as well as the starting reaction from the crowd toward the team's owner. >>> during last week's storm, the river departed from its normal course and cut a new channel close to that historic boardwalk. heavy equipment is now being used to build large sand berms and redirect the river. so far the only damage was to a set of wooden stairs along the beach that washed away last week. >>> two people race into the water to try and save an 11- year-old boy off the sonoma county coast. how all three ended up in trouble and how they were finally rescued. >> back here in 10 minute, live storm tracker 2 showing a few stray showers. we'll see some of those for the morning commute. i'll tell you what time they start and when they get out >>> many of you may have gotten a few sprinkles out there. storm tracke

jack gerard coming up on that. spilling the beans when it comes to protecting our president.what he is calling rude. stewart varney geraldo rivera all that and more coming up on fox & friends in 10 minutes. >> it is 52 after the hour. a man wins $24 million in the lottery. now he might only be left with 4 million. why? because five of the corner co-workers say the winning ticket was brought out of a lotto pool money. joining the debate is arthur idala and former prosecutor faith jenkins. thank you for joining us this morning. >> who get the money? >> gets the money he has to go out on unemployment he got a bad foot. the money came just in time. he plays the lottery hundreds of times stayed in the pool a couple of times: >> this guy wants 24 million and files for unemployment. >> he got a bad foot. >> he filed for unemployment. this is going to rundown the credibility. who do the juries believe? they are going to believe the hard-working construction workers who pool their money together. >> what happens to these poor people who win the lottery is people come out of the woodwo

today miami signed another quarterback david gerard. the 49ers offered smith a three year contract but alex smith is apparently looking for a longer deal. >>> a bit later in sports, how the golden state warriors honored a bay area legend tonight. as well as the starting reaction from the crowd toward the team's owner. >>> during last week's storm, the river departed from its normal course and cut a new channel close to that historic boardwalk. heavy equipment is now being used to build large sand berms and redirect the river. so far the only damage was to a set of wooden stairs along the beach that washed away last week. >>> two people race into the water to try and save an 11- year-old boy off the sonoma county coast. how all three ended up in trouble and how they were finally rescued. >> back here in 10 minute, live storm tracker 2 showing a few stray showers. we'll see some of those for the morning commute. i'll tell you what time they start and when they get out of here. >> an up tick in crime has berkeley residents concerned. the p

and there is a problem, and late this afternoon, miami signed david gerard so that disappeared.one going higher. and it might be the top of the market for smith and going forward the relationship forget caddying for nouchl we'll see if alex comes back. i don't know there is a good choice. i think that is a likely scenario at this point. and there are warriors retiring chris mullen's jersey. interest tl is more on mully and number 17. >> that is right. the number going up tonight. joining wilt chamberlain and rick berry. and how special is this night for you? >> one of the special night in the career. and one of the greatest fans in the nba. >> this is like a reunion. and so any time you win an award like this it involves your teammates. >> this is when i get a chance to pay homage to my teammates. and the guy who drafted me and getting a chance to thank the greatest man for the nba. it's exciting. i always felt welcomed here and it's a nice feeling. >> you grew up in the warriors organization and here in the bay area. and you stayed here and friends were born here. >> there is a

. >> and savannah's grandmother, joyce gerard, what do you know about her?'t know that much about her. i do know i went to pick my daughter up over there one day and she was screaming. i could tell that she was -- i don't want to use the word rough, but a mean-like lady. i could tell she was a mean lady. >> you said you went to pick up your daughter. were they having a play date? >> yes, ma'am. she went over there and spent the night. she actually spent the night several times and had went over there and played but it was strange because she would never let savannah come and spend the night with natalie, my daughter. >> the stepmother here, jessica may harding, do you know anything about her? >> i don't. she seemed very nice when i -- when i met her. but as far as anything, i've never been around them that much, you know. so ypt know. but like i said, i would just take my daughter over there and, you know, drop her out and they would play for a while or she would spend the night. i would go and pick her up. it was brief, my meetings with them were brief. >>

. >> reporter: police arrested four men, william smith, damian marbury, gerard brun and samuel afuwaca, all charged with theft. the attorney for the shop says the police have it all wrong. >> all of the items that were confiscated belong to them. en think you'll find out that there is no connection. >> reporter: police also found more than a dozen large bottles of tide liquid detergent. >> the liquid tide story has gone national. it is such a problem across the country. >> reporter: some retailers are putting anti-theft devices on containers that can retail for close to $20. paul wagner, fox 5 news. >> it is amazing what people will get for something hike that. >> we have reported on the tide just as she was saying. it is a big problem. >>> fox 5 is helping you celebrate a big centennial down at the tidal basin. >> a lot of us wearing pink today to sort of symbolize our big day out at the tidal basin. tucker barnes, you are out there. you got the punk tie too, my friend. >> good morning. -- you got the pink tie too, my friend. >> good morning. this is the pick. week weather-wise to get

bobby killberg, jack gerard and tom ferrell. finally, massachusetts, thank you!use ] >> we want mitt, we want mitt, we want mitt, we want mitt, we want mitt, we want mitt, we want mi mitt. >> i have to thank senator scott brown, who's going to be your next senator. some of our favorite governors, bill weld and paul saluchi and our hearts go to paul and all the health problems and thank you brad jones. chris collins, sandy and paul, bob mcgin and ron. and a special thank you to the thousands and thousands of volunteers all across this country. 10 states tonight, we have thousands of people making phone calls. thank you, we could not do it without all of you. thank you. we'll wait for more returns and more good news. thank you. >> mitt, mitt, mitt, mitt, mitt, mitt, mitt, mitt, mitt, mitt. >> i have -- i have something to say about some of the women i'm hearing from. we've been all across this country. do you know what women care about? this is what i love. women care about jobs. [ applause ] >> women care about the economy, they care about their children and they

met with the dolphins but miami just late today signed david gerard. opening disappeared for alec. going higher than 3 years, it's below market for top notch quarterback who just took to you the n fc title game but might be the top of the market for alec. what happens to the love dove relationship he had with jim har pwawchlt forget about golfing any time soon. see if he can swallow his pride and come back. may his only option. all right now the warriors. retired mullins no. 17 at the arena. ceremony got out of control completely. more on that coming up. mike caught up with chris before the ceremony. >> you went that the basketball hall of fame. how special is this night 4. >> this is one of the most special tonight's of my career. to be able to be back here in this arena where i grew up as player and person. greatest fans in the nba. wonderful feeling. >> congratulations dad. we are all so proud. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. no. 17. [applause]. >> this was so cute. chris family friends team mates on hand to honor one of the best warriors ever and this really was a lovely ceremony until the fans

host: next call with jack gerard. bill, you are on. caller: good morning. i am enjoying the conversation so far. my friends in the oil industry tell me that they are drilling everywhere they want to. the reason they do not any more is because the cost is up so high. also, when you talk about the environmental factors, you come down here in texas and you see where they build a -- build their oil pits in the filmeld and then sand runs down the creeks. there is a lot of environmental damage. and the other thing i wanted to say was this pipeline from oklahoma to the gulf coast, there is no guarantee that is going to stay in the u.s. the same with the keystone pipeline. you talk to people in the industry and they want to be able to recover the difference between wti and brent crude. if they can make an extra $10 a barrel by shedding the step out of there, that is where it will go. -- shipping this stuff out of there, that is where it will go. host: when people talk about the oklahoma pipeline, it is the southern pipeline of the keystone? guest: that was going to

you have gerard- he' -- >> he's a hero. >> rose: what's your take. >> my take is we're going to get downthe story and get the actors, confront the story, confront the people. it's a relationship between her and him. they've been together a long time. relationship. but in the background there is some -- it comes down to -- >> rose: are you curious about this movie at all. >> i'm not in it. i'm saving my energy -- >> rose: when does that start. >> we don't have financing yet. >> the financing is with the italians. >> rose: so you go from the french to the italians. >> france is a little bit better than italy these days. we should have stayed at imf. >> rose: so you don't know what your take is or you think he was set up. >> i had a few lawyers that coached me on what i have to say every time i talk about it. but then do i think he was set up? >> rose: yes. >> sure, absolutely. totally. >> rose: by whom. >> by whoever wanted his cell phone to begin. >> rose: why did they want his cell phone. >> you tell me. i mean the business he had, it was his business phone that they took, not his, you k

. >>> we want to tell our audience tonight that we expected to have leo gerard of the steelworkers andon the air previewing what is coming up on super tuesday in ohio and talking about the political fallout when it comes to the republicans who say they support middle class workers. we'll get to that later on in the coming days, we apologize for not getting them on tonight because of breaking news. >>> survey tonight, we asked, i asked, would you buy anything advertised on the rush limbaugh program? 3% said yes, 97% said no. >>> coming ip, emanuel cleaver joins me to discuss about a racist e-mail from a montana judge and if an apology is enough. stay tuned. [ other merv ] welcome back to the cleaning games. let's get a recap, merv. [ merv ] thanks, other merv. mr. clean magic eraser extra power was three times faster on permanent marker. elsewhere against dirt, it was a sweep, with scuffed sports equipment... had it coming. grungy phones... oh! super dirty! and grimy car rims... wow! that really works! ...all taking losses. it looks like mr. clean has won everything. the cleaning games

. >>> we want to tell our audience tonight that we expected to have leo gerard of the steelworkers andd on the air previewing what is coming up on super tuesday in ohio and talking about the political fallout when it comes to the republicans who say they support middle class workers. we'll get to that later on in the coming days, we apologize for not getting th yes, 97% sai [ other merv ] welcome back to the cleaning games. let's get a recap, merv. [ merv ] thanks, other merv. mr. clean magic eraser extra power was three times faster on permanent marker. elsewhere against dirt, it was a sweep, with scued cleanare finished? and so are we. okay, but i just took a mortgage out on the cabinet. [ male announcer ] clean more, work less, with the mr. clean magic eraser extra power. >> welcome back to "the ed show." big finish the top federal judge in the state of montana sent out a racist e-mail about president obama and today there are more calls for his resignation. yesterday, the judge apologized to anyone who he may have offended. but that obviously wasn't going to cut it. so today, chief

gerard, i'm playing. man: that's fine. that's why we come outside--to play.lay, matt? hendrick: biologically and physiologically, there are differences, and we need to appreciate and value them. for example, research has shown that the physical activity needs of most boys appear to be different from those of most girls. pile. uh-huh! he's going to-- oh, yeah! ooh! hendrick: like it or not, boys are more likely than girls to engage in more rough-and-tumble play. [children shouting indistinctly] boy: stop it! hendrick: and, more times than not, boys tend to be more overtly aggressive than girls are. [children shouting indistinctly] hendrick: although all children need opportunities for vigorous physical activity, boys do seem to need it specially. their play requires large, sturdy equipment, plenty of space... child: i want you to push me. and a teacher who genuinely welcomes such activity rather than regarding it as a threat to her ability to control the children. as i said, sometimes it can be a real tightrope walk trying to raise or teach a whole child, and

both solar as well as fossil fuels, dan sherp, a member of the solar industries association and jack gerard president and ceo of the american petroleum institute. all right. it's an interesting discussion, gentlemen. and dan, i want to begin with you because it's often painted that it's one against the other, fossil versus so-called clean. it's wind and solar or it's oil or nothing. there's no middle ground. is there room in america? is there money in america for both and all to succeed? >> absolutely. i appreciate the question. just take our company, we have plug-in electrical vehicle charging stations there so folks drive in on electric, they plug in, but then if they take a long drive, the gas kicks in. so there's a technology right there that shows both technologies working together. >> you know, there's a criticism, though, of your industry, dan, because of solyndra and others, a lot of people say, hey, we're just throwing federal taxpayer money, loans going down the drain at an industry that's doomed to fail because of cheap chinese imports of solar panels, and america simply cannot c

joining us now is jack gerard, president and ceo of the american petroleum institute.t's the lobbying group behind the energy industry and, jack, thank you very much for joining us this morning. >> thank you, becky. >> we've been watching oil prices climb frighteningly quickly. trading around $106 and that's with the decline in oil prices this morning. what do you think got us to this poi point? >> i think there's a combination of factors. some are well beyond our control, the situation in the middle east, demand out of china. the chinese growth will be less than expected. the one variable to focus on in this country is supply and that's the one we have some control over and by bringing more oil to the marketplace we have the ability to have downward pressure on prices. >> we have gotten to the point this year where -- or this past year where the united states was able to actually export some energy and the president has used that as a talking point to say under his administration you've seen production increase. what do you say back to that. it's in spite of what the

. >> gerard cassidy, thank you for joining us. >> what a week.mes on "squawk." up next none other than former ohio attorney general richard cordray. [ male announcer ] the draw of the past is a powerful thing. but we couldn't simply repeat history. we had to create it. introducing the 2013 lexus gs, with leading-edge safety technology, like available blind spot monitor... [ tires screech ] ...night view... and heads-up display. [ engine revving ] the all-new 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back. ♪ there'll be the usual presentations on research. and development. some new members of the team will be introduced. the chairman emeritus will distribute his usual wisdom. and you? well, you're the chief life officer. you just need the right professional to help you take charge. ♪ >>> stocks to watch about 45 minutes into trading. micron upgraded to market outperform from what had been market perform at bernstein. united continental earnings estimates lowered due to lower than expected revenue growth and jet fuel prices. crown castle downgraded to neutra

this is amateur video recorded moments after an explosion in the front of gerard neiman's tour bus.w others just boarded the bus and someone smelled something burning and saw smoke. they got off safely, and moments later the bus exploded. no word yet on the cause. >>> rhode island family is thrown off a jetblue flight after a 2-year-old throws a tantrum. the little girl refused to sit down. her parents got her in place, but the captain ruled the plane could not take off safely with the family on board. the family doesn't blame jetblue, but are upset with the way the flight attendant handled the situation. >> wow, never heard of that before. >> okay. i'll reserve comment. >> me, too. >> always a good idea. >> yeah. doesn't make for an exciting show, but makes for an exciting career. >>> let's get to your forecast. cooler day. temperatures will be in the 50s. there's a live shot. clouds are hanging tough. should start to break up shortly. done with the rain showers. no need for an umbrella today. but, take a jacket. windy and noticebly cooler. high yesterday was 74 degrees. i think we

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gerard butler blade the machine gun preacher bringing sam's story to the masses. sam joins me live from pittsburgh. what's your reaction to the kony film? some of the criticism it's getting? >> i would have to say i think these guy have done a very good job on the message. they've always done very well on the awareness. i believe it's years too late, and i know for a fact that the ugandan government, as well as south sudan government would say joseph kony is not a threat to them right now. he's not a threat. he's in the congo area, but i believe there's more of a picture. if we're going to concentrate on him and if anybody would love to see him brought down it's me. i would love to see him brought to justice. i would do it myself if i being, but i believe we have to focus on the big picture. right now there is a genocide going on in darfur. joseph kony never caused a genocide. there -- there was 500 and some people killed last week in the mountains and there's fighting in nabie and fighting in blue nile. joseph kony did not cause this. the man who caused this is t

the woman is 46-year-old joyce gerard. she's been charged with capital murder.e. they forced savannah to run for four hours. she lied about taking a candy bar. za raid da sambolin spoke with ashlee . she was friends with the little girl and said she saw savannah running. >> the grandmother did approach the school bus and tell the bus driver that she was going to make the little girl run for eating the candy bar the day before until she couldn't run no more is her exact words. my little girl was on the bus. she's telling me, mommy, i feel so sorry for savannah. they make her run and pick up sticks. but i did not know the severity of it. i did not know that it was that serious. >> apparently a lot of people saying that they didn't really know at the time just how serious the running would end up being. this, of course, all took place in alabama. it's alabama prosecutors were talking about. death penalty for the grandmother? >> no. this certainly doesn't mean that there isn't part of me that could pull a switch in a case like this, but i do believe that the prosecu