i still dream of gibsons. >> the musical world agrees.in business for over a century has three domestic factories, two in tennessee and one in montana. >> this company has been around for a long time. >> the one in memphis has daily tours so visitors can see a guitar made practically from scratch. but on november 17th, 2009, someone else showed up at gibson's door. >> mid morning i get a call that homeland security was raiding our fact tri. >> the ceo, a musician himself, has been running the company since 1986. >> i thought it was a joke because, you know, homeland security raiding a guitar fact trijust makes no sense. >> armed federal agencies showed up at gibson's headquarters and their factory two miles away. the supervisor was on site that day. >> the agents came in and told us to back away from our desks. and i kind of vividly remember, you know whob who are these people? >> they wront looking for bombs or terrorists. they were looking for wood. >> what do you fied when you got to the factory? >> there were several armed agents taki

if that's what it took to get them off of our back, okay. >> gibson is back to producing instruments but is making extra precautions when purchasing the overseas wood. that doesn't take away the sting. >> somebody choose us tofor som reason and there was no good reason to chewed gibb -- choose gibson. we were harassed goods were ceased, business was injured. we had to pay lawyers. >> as for the controversial indian wood the government determined gibson indeed purchased it legally. they returned the wood to the factory and gibson put it to good use. >> we put it into the government series guitars which commemorated the raid and has been extremely well received. >> tommy shaw and i jammed on one. >> are you the sort of guy who likes to stick his finger in the government's eye? >> no. i like to play guitar. i like to build new things. >> when we return the oil industry in this country is going through something of a boom. but that hasn't prevented some people in it from getting busted. [ female announcer ] who are we? we are thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nhts. and the ones who

host: marry major gibson, you have ost: mary jo gibson, you are close to this topic. caller: thank you for your service. and you're right, it's very important for the resources and for the v.a. has done a lot of work and effort in improving many of their programs. they have a woman's clinic now. clinic for if-oef soldiers when they return. they have several, several new areas that they work in, even helping the family members when they're also managing the health care of a survivor -- it's a program that supports the family members. and i want to say, too, that i've been involved with nafw, national association of social workers, and in new york they worked on having conferences that train clinicians how to work with veterans. and let's say military service members because not everyone thinks of themselves as a veteran but anyone who served is a veteran and they focus on in these conferences ptsd. they focus on understanding the culture and the different services which is very important to understand the acronyms and where that service member has been so that they can

>> sure. >> gibson dunn is a well respected law firm. time, if you have any problems with the report, focus on the report, not the campaign contributions, which are routine for almost every big law firm gives money to both sides. >> john, this is not a law firm that is just any law firm. this is a firm that produced a report completely clearing their client, the governor, the governor's office, and turned around and gave a pretty substantial contribution to the republican governors association. you're telling me you see nothing wrong with that? opticswise, ethicswise, nothing wrong with that? >> i don't see anything wrong with it ethicswise. opticswise, we could have a debate about that. the fact is, it's a law firm, has plenty of clients, and you know what, they routinely give money since 2009 to the rga because the rga no matter who the chairman is, you get a chance to talk to governors and get things done. i understand why they did it. i don't think it's ethically any problem. optically, we can have that debate. >> not a client under

guess what gibson is doing. gibson has a sense of humor. they are doing a new line of guitars called the government serious. series.overnment every one of these guitars an eagle painted on the neck. it is time for the federal talentsnt to get their ne off the necks of the american entrepreneurs. it does not matter if it's the or the nsa.pa we conservatives are not going seen ourforcing our government use as a weapon against our fellow citizens. it is time to ask ourselves, what will we do about it? we can be proactive or reactive. we know this -- our ideas work. we need to get out there and fight for them. we should be focused on expanding opportunity for every single american. america iste, another word for opportunity. you know who got that? ronald reagan. 1980 as , this is what he said. for those without job opportunities, we will stimulate opportunities where they live. for those who have abandoned hope, we will restore hope and we will welcome them into the great national crusade to make america great again. we have to move forward, bu

tom gibson has a report. >> levitation is a trick made famous by david blaine.appening for real. usingent behind it is not magnets. he is using sound. midair acoustic manipulation. what is special about it is that by altering the frequency, the student is able to move the object in air. of the soundt wave, you can control them precisely. as components in electronics gets smaller every day, the team sees it. can move heavy objects around. he chose social media. the video on youtube had 3 million clicks. >> before, it was difficult to get the attention of the public and you can only present your work at academic conferences. now, you self publish. >> as well as breaking new -- tom gibson, bloomberg. >> that is genuinely incredible. you do not get to see that often delivered to the market in the way that they have decided to do it. >> it is amazing that it may be the way to go. >> we are going to take a break. largest industrial? we are getting a firsthand look at the trend. david? what's you are right. industrial.biggest 250,000ibits and visitors. andll stick with

gibson is not the first celebrity battle lyme disease publicly.rippling the disease could be. >> i couldn't read or write or watch tv or do anything anymore. i'd get emotional just thinking about it. >> if you're one of those individuals with a severe debilitating form, you need to pursue treatment and seek second opinions. >> the scary part is the doctors said only 10% can be picked up by the current testing methods. so, you can watch your whole body change and have no idea what it is. >> so scary. >> very scary, and that weight loss, those pictures alone speak for themselves. >> right. >> but it's so true. you never know what somebody is going through. >> yeah. >> so reserve judgment. >> that's a good message for social media. >> it is. >> yeah. >> thanks, sara. >> thank you, sara. >>> all right. now to a problem millions of new moms are often too embarrassed to talk about even with their doctors. it is a loss of sexual desire after the baby comes. now, though, a new groundbreaking book out tomorrow called "love sex again." it aims to understand

tom gibson is going take us there. >> this is billed as the most exclusive car show in the world, andobably not far from the truth. to the latest in green technology, this place is for the well-to-do car fan. >> i think it's fun to see the brands like porsche and audi and with some engines and a special color scheme, and i think that's what monaco is about. there's a bit of everything for everybody here. >> as well as the more established names in luxury, this is a place for upstarts to catch a few eyes too. >> i can go over here. >> from denmark, this one has a top speed of 375 kilometers per hour. with another foreign production , this seems to be the place to find. >> where i live, they would look more on front, whatever. >> but it's not just carmakers looking for the next high-value customer. there's both helicopters, jewelry, furniture, water sport, and the world's most expensive facial. not to mention a private island resort. >> they are targeting the same clientele, people who love the finer things in life, so we believe it's the right platform to meet the perfect individual. >

gibson left with a sprained ankle and no one has a sore knee. it's a big day here.in demetrius ivory is throwing out the first pitched at the white sox game. were you warming up? i heard you were practicing. >> i was practicing yesterday. >> but couldn't find a ball field to practice at. >> we are going to get him pumped up. we are going to run down some of the best and worst first pitches of all time. we want to set the barlow with the worst pitches. so went on the internet and looked at them and put you a little piece together. >> please welcome the president of the united states. >> just days after the attacks on 9/11, george w. bush during a perfect strike at the 2001 world series. presidential first pitches have been some of the best. barack obama pulled at the white sox cap while pitching at the washington park and bill clinton through all the way to home plate. however, if you're looking for acrobatics, nobody beats the first pitch from cirque de soleit. but for every twist in success there has been something like this ... that is the howard stonstern produce

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weapons, bulletproof vests storming in over a piece of illegal wood that gibson was using in the guitarsthey were criticized for behavior in agas and federal agents raiding that. we've seen heavy-ended tactics in fact in terms of the raids and then we've seen it, you know, at a more broad level with the irs and doj going after reporters, the nsa spying on us. it's big government run a muck in the eyes of many. >> it's the federal government thinking it is immune from the laws of the land, the laws of civili civility. there is a vast disconnect not only between the federal government and people like mr. bundy, remember the government is the servant, not the master. that's on the decoration of indepen dance. it's boosting about the fact it destroyed his property. the government is subject to the laws like everyone else. they destroy his property. they have to pay for it, but yet, they think they can be alaw to themselves. that's why this particular case is now ground zero, megyn, for the average american who expects the government to be the servant and federal government that thinks it can

this comes around every few decades. >> greatest story ever told. >> gibson did the jesus movie from so, how are you, a very -- and if you don't know burnett, he is the guy the survivor guy. you know, he does all the reality shows. >> the voice. >> yeah. >> whatever it is, i'm sure you are doing it. so how are you then greeted by the secular hollywood industry, which doesn't like to be told, you know, about what to believe? >> we have been so welcomed. >> tell me the truth now. >> i know you really well. >> are you going to george clooney's house? are you schmoozing with these people? >> we know a lot of people in hollywood. you know that. >> yes. >> and we are very authentic with our faith and we love everybody and we are nice to everybody. we have hit shows. we get along with everybody. >> do you socialize with them or are you shunned? >> no. we socialize. >> you do? >> i don't know george clooney but we socialize with a lot of people. people respectful of each other's faith. >> all right. when do you socialize with the hedonness out there, do you say hey maybe you don't want to be

our guests are john madigan of the american foundation for suicide prevention and mary jo gibson. then forler u.s. ambassador to iraq christopher hill talks about iraq's elections and the country's stability since the withdrawal of u.s. troops. and later our spotlight on agazines features deana fine maron about a recent "scientific american" article about the history and safety of e-cigarettes. you can join the conversation on acebook and twitter. >> we're back with senator ron johnson, republican of wisconsin. 38 other gop lock pickers have signed -- lawmakers have signed on. let's start with ukraine in this latest round of sanctions, the fourth round. is it enough? not, butobably sanctions are going to be difficult to have an effect, anyway. it is difficult to target sanctions that don't also heard western interests as well. you'll never have european signing onto really strong sanctions. do in easternd to europe and ukraine is have a more robust strategic response, first of all recognizing what gives vladimir putin strength. you have to bust up the monopoly in terms of the supp

. >> reporter: county commissioner gary gibson says ranchers are going under. can't keep my cattle so how do i keep my livelihood, and then how can i pay my taxes. it can be devastated. >> reporter: it was the hot topic at this townhall. they are moping the el nino forecast will finally bring rain. back on county road krus -- russell bennett is in a never-ending battle with the tumble weed. >>> and so can the connastogas be far behind. i'm del walters in new york. you can check us out 24 hours a day by going to aljazeera.com, where the news continues seven days a week 24 hours aday. >> president obama's returning home to the u.s. to find the lowest approval ratings of his years at the white house. in foreign affairs the president has defended his approach as one that protects american interests and american friends in a multi polar world. is there an obama doctrine? it's the inside story.

the importance of getting access to the interview transcripts themselves. >> to suggest that the gibsonreport provides all of the information that we need to know is to frankly deliberately ignore the critical deficiencies which are numerous. >> and guess who else thinks there are critical deficiencies in the report vindicating chris christie. that would be new jersey voters also known as the people who picked up the million-dollar tab for the internal probe. a new quinnipiac poll finds of the 96% of jersey voters who have heard of the lane closures controversy, 56% of those people say christie's internal inquiry was a quote, whitewash. 36% of them say it was legit. and while most at 64% don't believe christie personally ordered the lane closures, 51% think the governor was aware of what his aides were doing when it was happening. so new jersey voters do not believe the findings of a report they payed for and largely deem it a whitewash. perhaps that explains why his overall approval rating has fallen and is still falling in the wake of the scandal. just under half the new jersey voters

tom gibson reports.the cotes d'azur. >> this market is growing for people who have a yacht or a bigger boat and only want to have a useful boat to go out and party with family or friends. >> simplicity is key. for instance, have an easy-to-use joystick to steer the boat. and he untrained sailor can pick it up. without deriding the design behind the boat, the company has had to do a great deal to ensure sales. -- the company has not had to do a great deal to ensure sales. their business has flourished. d changed tack when it was looking for buyers. in bigger boats have all packages. they are going bigger. >> in some months we will have the biggest boat in our range. >> with a record for the biggest yacht being broken nearly every that there is only one way boat builders are likely to go. tom gibson, bloomberg. expected tomy is grow at the fastest rate in four years. >> let's get to jonathan ferro for the fx check. >> here is to market memo. qed is not imminent. that is what mario draghi told german lawmak

also gibson dunne has provided legal representation for the tax credit process and as well as contract drafting negotiations and support for phase one and environmental testing and the project ceqa exemption. other supporters include partners and high school and oliver. before showing you what the new design will look like, i want to show you what the new edges will look like today. it has wonderful tremendous potential. as supervisor avalos described the building has two adjoining structures equalling approximately 16,000 square feet. the picture here is the powerhouse interior with natural light. the light you see is from the skylight since all the windows are boarded up now. in the next slide you will see the ground floor corridor with the wayne's scotting and woodwork and original ceilings and woodwork and the gilley room where was the place where the car men would gather each day to receive their orders. it's a double space and this would become the cafe. we hope actually students in the culinary program will work in the cafe and will be affordable sustain able locally produced fo

. >> reporter: county commissioner gary gibson says ranchers are going under. >> i can't keep my cattle, so how do i keep my livelihood? if i can't keep my live lihood, how do i pay taxes? the ripple effect for the economy in the area can be devastating. >> reporter: the drought was the hot topic in a parked room in the water forum, but nolan is hopeful the el nino warming some forecasters expect will finally bring rain. >> there's always optimism. you always think it will be better next year. >> reporter: back on county road k, russell bennett is in a never-ending battle with the tumbleweed. he knows without rain it's just a matter of time before the wind kicks them up and sends them his way. carol mckinley, al jazeera near ordway, colorado. >>> a new exhibit of street artists opens up, but we tell you why the famous artist is calling it disgusting. >>> i'm in new york. 50 years later the world fair has opened its ground in the hopes of preserving this icon. >> on the next talk to al jazeera >> oscar winner sean penn shares his views on privacy rights, press freedom and his controversi

julie: gibson guitars, beautiful guitars if you know how to play them. they're expensive.on: i play three chords. they are a great guitar. julie: they are gorgeous and have birth dates marked on inside which is cool so you know when the guitar was made. >>> really close call for a truck driver in ohio. take a look at this. the cab was left dangling off of a bridge yesterday after the driver lost control apparently. it happened in columbus yesterday. rescue workers pulled the driver off that semi to safety using a ladder truck and a bucket. the driver is okay. police are investigating the cause of the crash. jon: front row baseball fan makes the catch of a lifetime. julie: a luck kirks lucky catch. jon: check it out. that is cardinals first baseman matt adams going all in for a pop up foul, a cincinnati reds fan snatches it first. that is fair grab, the legal's rule does not apply when a fielder goes over the rail. if you got it, the guy would have been out. but the fan got it instead. julie: too bad. russian president vladmir putin taking action after nato beefs up its for

mel gibson.r. >> like an aarp commercial. >> frazier is either in the movie or he just kind of stumbled on to the set with his crocodile dundee looking outfit. >> the series doesn't do that well in our country, but overseas it is a huge hit. yes. >> you can see why. thank you, bill. >>> i'm francis rivera. this is "early today." we hope it is your first stop of the day here on nbc this friday. let me get this straight... [ female voice ] yes? lactaid® is 100% real milk? right. real milk. but it won't cause me discomfort. exactly, no discomfort, because it's milk without the lactose. and it tastes? it's real milk! come on, would i lie about this? hello. [ female announcer ] lactaid. 100% real milk. no discomfort. and for a 100% real dairy snack you'll 100% enjoy try lactaid® cottage cheese. >>> leading the news in the washington times, paula deen restaurant at heart of racism scandal closes without notice. uncle bubba's seafood and oyster house made the announcement on facebook yesterday. a former

tom gibson reports. >> stretching 2.5 commenters deep, this rig could change britain's landscape in morean one. operated by i guess, it is g the shale rock for natural gas. it is not alone. quadriller is on the front too. the former bp ceo. >> shale gas in the u.k. will make a big difference to the u.k. energy picture but it will not prevent the importation of natural gas from other parts of the world. it will reduce the balance of payments or add a new source of growth to the u.k. and produce lots of jobs. >> the shale in northwest england is one area that has caught his eye. fracking sites have also attracted the attention of others. local residents have made their feelings clear. protesting against damage to the landscape. they have tried to delay the project. this resistance isn't just about natural beauty. they are worried about their health and damage to agriculture. andrew pemberton owns 130 gary callis and is worried -- dairy cows and is worried the fracking will contaminate them. >> it is connecting man-made ditches and this is where it goes. i am very conscious of the fact. i a

. >> reporter: gary gibson said ranchers are going under. >> the rippling affect for the economy in the area could be devastated. >> reporter: the drought was a hot topic i topic, but they're l that the el niÑo that some forecasters expect will ultimately bring rain. back on county road k, the guy they call puff daddy is in a never ending battle with the tumbleweed. he knows without rain it's just a matter of time before the wind kicks them up and send them tumbling. >> antibiotics that fight off infection may soon lose their power. and look at the unhealthy air more than half of all americans are breathing every day. >> there a good chance that the air that you breathe is too dangerous to breath. nearly half of americans live in areas where unhealthy levels of air pollution exist. we have more on the report's findings. >> reporter: the hollies used to sing a song, all i need is the air that you breathe just to love you. they may be rethinking that the way things are turning out because a staggering 148 million americans live in an area where smog and soot particles make it really unhea

. >> gibson did the jesus movie from the angle of his execution.u don't know burnett he is the guy, the survivor guy he does all of the reality shows. >> whatever it is i am sure you are doing it. how are you treated by the secular hollywood industry he doesn't like to be told about what to believe? >>> oo we are being so welcomed. >> are you going to george clooney's house? >> are you schmoozing with these people? >> we know a lot of people in hollywood. we love everybody. we are nice to everybody. we have hit shows. we get along with everybody. >> do you socialize with them or are you shunned? >> no, we socialize. >> you do. >> not george clooney but we socialize with a lot of people respectful of each other's faith. >> when you do socialize do you say, hey, maybe you don't want to be with this. >> the way we are hoping people will find jesus it is through a movie. it is very clear. >> you are not going around like some groups and proselytizing? >> we haven't become bible people. >> the movie is partially based on your television series that did

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remember radar online got an audio recording of mel gibson saying that he beat his girlfriend. >> and threatening her life. >> right. it was awful. >> it becomes part of the public persona of that person. >> the nba is investigating, various nba stars are speaking out. even president obama in malaysia calling donald sterling ignorant. the question about the source, if it was the former girlfriend now, sources are often motivated by revenge. this is not a he said, she said. tmz has this tape if indeed the tape is fully authentic. >> right. if it is authentic, we have to say that now, although it appears it probably is, it's horrific. i'm trying to explore what the political ramifications of it? one is clearly this underscores the fact that latent racism is still a thing, evening amongest supposedly sophisticatede. >> even among people who employ african-americans to put the ball in the hoop on their basketball team. >> in an industry that is heavily african-american. expect conservative outlooks to point out his past contributions to democrats. push back that way. >> let me bring dana

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randy mastro, and gibson dunn decided not to put that into the report.portant is, anything could be useful to the state. >> and my key question, what did the governor say? he was not under oath, but he was vulnerable to a charge of not telling the truth. anything that might be coming out because of the testimony coming from wildstein, bridget kelly? against the guy we're looking at, the guy at the heart of this thing? >> well, they want bridget kelly to come forward. and the committee did meet today, and decided not to issue subpoenas today. they're going to give dunn until the end of the week. >> and who's paying for the transcripts? does the state own them? >> well, they said, if they don't get it by the end of the week, they're going to subpoena the governor's office or the law firm. >> well, it seems to me, you have to pay for these transcripts. the state of new jersey, maybe they didn't pay for them. maybe they took the report from randy mastro. >> if they're being paid, were hired by the christie administration, they're being paid for by the state

gibson. i recognize and yield as much time to him. mr. gibson: i thank my friend and neighbor from new york and, madam speaker, i'm honored to be here today with my colleagues as we jointly pursue the effort to prevent sexual assault. i think this is something that really goes to the core of who we are as a people. reminded at this moment of some of my ideas at the very founding. inalienable rights. that among these are right, libts and the pursuit of happeniness. these rights come from god. the governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed to secure these rights, to secure these rights. and, you know, we have taken action here in this chamber. we've worked together to do that. the violence against women act, we passed a little over a year ago, and then the budget agreement that we enacted at the end of last year increased by $10 million, certainly we need to do more than that, but we are taking some action. i want to highlight how that can make a difference right at the local level. the

. >> it's these agencies -- >> gibson guitars. >> okay.and saying they are laws and then they got law enforcement and judges and prisons and courts and everything to enforce those laws when none of them have been legislative and all unconstitutional. >> let me add to that, i read through the decoloration, of independence the other day and it struck me, and there's some lines here. it says experience has shown that man kind are more disposed to suffer while the evils are sufferable than to right themselves by apologize accompli -- abolishing the forms. that's why people rest significant nate with us. it's not about our cattle. it's not about our family. it's because they are experiencing the same suffering that we are and so they flock to this situation. the suffering has been sufferable. it's been baearable but it's no more. when a long train of abuses and separations pursuing inveribly the same object, evidence of design to reduce them under absolute. isn't that happening to us here? we have snipers on the hill ready to shoot. high survei

remember, radar got a recording of mel gibson saying he beat his girlfriend and threatening her live and it is part of of the persona of that person. >> and even president obama called sperling "ignorant." and the now former girlfriend, sources are motivated by revenge but tmz has the tape and it is not he said-she said. >> if it is authentic it is horrific. clearly, this underscours the fact that latent racism is a thing among supposedly sophisticated people. the other angle --. >> people who employ african-americans to put the ball in the hoop on their team. >> in an industry that is african-american and expect conservative outlooks to point out past contributions to democrats. >> i will bring in dana and the media angle. every news organization on the planet following tmz's lead in reporting the contents of the audio tape. it is very than a few years ago when they were per weary. >> it is not the site but we have reached a point where everyone has a smartphone with audio and video capability. think of the most damaging thing to romney was a bartender film ing him. it was a private

how gibson reports. 10 stories high.rate could change their britain landscape in more ways than one. they are testing it for natural gas and have plans to build a lot more over the next two years. it is not alone. the development will make a big difference. theill not prevent implementation of natural gas from other parts of the world. it will reduce or add in an source of growth for the u.k. and perhaps add some jobs. sites have also attracted the attention of others. local residents have made their feelings clear. they have tried to delay the project. this is not just about natural beauty. they're worried about their health and damage to agriculture. 100 -- 132 gary kaz. in a contaminant that comes at of the wellhead always end up in this ditch because he is connecting a man-made itch and this is where it goes. i am conscious of the fact i of me.e ahead >>ck supporters of fracking that is subject to independent well examination. there isof protection withards and practice. >> shale abundant on every continent and conve

mel gibson did it but he stayed true to the basic material. that's what's happening here.th the basic material. audiences, i think look at the cinema ratings a c, bill, that's less. >> it's so divided though. >> you thought it was a very good movie, right? >> bill, i'm showing my christian side by letting raymond talk even though you said richard at the beginning of that question. we have to give and be generous of the spirit. >> bill, you made very good point about the old testament. a lot of stories there if you take them literally, we are talking about a god who is testing man and asking them -- someone to sacrifice his son. in the case of noah, one must assume if he was told to bring just his family and the animals on the ark that he is shutting out humanity. he did take that and turn it into a gladiator story it is about a man who believes that god is telling him something and wants to obey his god's orders. and ultimately, ultimately does the fair and just and christian thing. >> all right, gentlemen. well, we will let everybody decide whether they want to see noah o

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getting the ball to gibson and it's a big flash. there up 57-29 at the half. in the third defense pulls up somehow the hang in there they took some shots to seal the deal. butler had a nice a baseline drive. makes servers there up by eight. they get this one to augustine he buries the three points. they win 105- 92. back in action today against the blackhawks. good news came when they said that they be 100% for the playoffs spot. as for sunday is a vicious hit, here's the coach. >> i always address something to talk about the options were not great. it was a tricky one. >> we would have liked something to happen but it has to be the right time and it was a two-one game and we needed those two points. >> it was clean. you don't want to get suspended or put the team down and you have to focus on the game. you can't just go out of your way to do something stupid. >> have a great day. >>the cubs opened the season with their second straight extra inning game, that turned out to be the longest game ever played in pittsburgh. the cubs didn't score their first run unt