our guests are ron fein and kent greenfield.uan: i would like to ask kent greenfield, on the issue of the criminal justice system, a person commits a crime, they go to jail. a corporation commits a crime he gets a fine -- i mean, a corporation can't be jailed. can he talk about in terms of criminal justice, you blow up -- a factory blows up in neutral several workers or there is a mine accident, and your negligence results in the deaths of several of your workers nobody goes to jail in terms of the corporations. >> right, just the nature of the entity. sometimes responsible individuals within the corporations are held accountable. let me speak to the seattle cases and the vermont cases that ron fein had talked about before too. i think the corporations ought to lose both of those cases. i think where we differ is, i don't think it is impossible to imagine a situation where corporations ought to be able to raise some kind of constitutional rights. for example if corporations do not have a right to be free of compelled speech, one

and then it was taylor greenfield's turn.greenfield underneath would get the little and one as stanford rides a 14-0 run for the win. game three today in montreal. late first period when we catch up with this one. canadiens would be on the rush. thomas plek nick would get an easy one here. wide open. that's the first goal the canadiens have scored against the sharks since after that san jose had plenty of chances to tie this thing up in the second. check out mat nieto. terry price stone him. sharks still down one. third period right now in montreal. after missing ten days due to a stiff neck tim lincecum. lincecum said he felt great. let's look at the highlights and see if we believe him. it was, well, a bit of a rough first comeback for tim as colin would double to left. he was the batter lincecum faced. after that tim settled in getting mark krause to ground into an i think ending double play. one run on two hits in four innings of work. in the sixth, game tied at one. hector sanchez would bloop one into shallow center for

top media analyst rich greenfield downgraded disney today.re going to hear from him live and debate that call. spanning the global, our chief international correspondent michelle caruso-cabrera on greece, russia, and the stories that matter most to your money. we begin with a new week for stocks, and the focus still on two key areas of this market. crude collapse. all this just ahead of the fed's two-day meeting and a call by one big firm to focus on the u.s., at least when it comes to where companies get the bulk of their revenues. let's begin the debate on the desk. why is the market up today by 200 points? >> last week i said on the show that oil is either going to take the s&p lower or the financials are going to take the s&p higher. the s&p is going higher and it's going higher on health care. it's going higher on consumer names. and it is going to a certain extent higher on financials over the last couple of days. i think it's very impressive and it should not be lost in any conversation about what to do with the market in the next coup

when you are driving down the highway going towards greenfield or going towards king city i see all of those roads and i visualize how it used to be. i remember as a young boy i was involved in working that way, too. and i see the port opotties in the water and the fact that there are abuses out there but we continue to fight. continues to struggle, continues that struggle and it's just not going to end. not going to end anytime soon. i'm proud when i see that. i'm very proud. >> i used to hate the smell of wet soil. i used to hate the smell of tomatoes because it brought up memories of working from sun up to sun down. now you rub the leaves together and it gives you a beautiful smell. you appreciate it. >> everything was just -- cesar would go come on he would claim a big space. he would go it is good food let's go. he would say you and i go over there. we were always together, always. we were partners. even he would say remember the name. that was so and so. most of the time i remembered the girls he wanted to know who they were. >> tell us about the march real quick and the breakfas

greenfield on fire, knocks down the three. give the cardinal their first lead.s and scores. cardinal open up a five-point lead. lily thompson with a steal. pretty. career high 20 for taylor. stanford wins with a 61-60 victory and automatic invite to the ncaa tournament. >>> let's tee it up. i guess that will be it. >> intrigue tonight. >>> next on "abc7 news" at 9:00, a new vince vaughn comedy and a robot cop sci-fi flick. >>> tonight at 11:00, a dozen people displaced after a two-alarm fire rips through an east bay apartment. we'll let you know what we learned about the fire. and just days after a six-way kidney transplant, the donors are already being released from the hospital. coming up, the woman who got the whole thing started. that tonight at 11:00. >>> well movie box office sales dropped more than 38% this weekend. "chappy" came in first place. it's about a police robot who begins to think for himself and have feelings. it earned $13 million. "focus" came in second with $10 million. you've got vince vaughn's new comedy "unfinished business," it bombed, l

linda thomas greenfield is the assistant secretary of state for african affairs. she hopes the two are released soon. >> the united states is committed to freedom of the press press. so let's support your efforts to have your journalists to be released. i think the news we have so far indicates that they had their credentials, they were travel the military and i think it's important that the government allow them to continue to do their work. as we were getting ready to come into nigeria, we heard that some journalists were being denied visas. we would certainly -- we are certainly disappointed that this is happening to your journalists. >> diplomats are working hard to reach an agreement on iran's nuclear future hours before a self-imposed deadline expires. they have been meeting in switzerland. our diplomatic editor is in switzerland where those talks are taking place. james, a lot riding on the success of this deal but what are the chances right now of something being announced either today or in the next few hours? well i think it is quite likely we can get so

here comes stanford, and taylor greenfield had 19. thompson, the jumper.th a 24-4 run to blow this thing open in the second half. thompson again off the steal. 73-60 the final. next up oklahoma on monday. after beating new orleans last night the warriors increase their record to 45-13. hosting utah tonight. up 11 games on the clipes, they're closing in on a division twice title for the first time since 1976. >> one goal was to win our division, and we're closing in on that, and that's a great accomplishment. when was a long time ago. we should absolutely celebrate it and be excited about it. >> for sure. it's not 70-degree weather every. 30 snowing in montreal. a win over the candiens sharks would be four points out of a playoff spot. then this with 13 minutes left. third round of the arnold palmer invitational. burger, second shot sixth hole 4-iron from 237. drawing it in. that landing, nice role. that's an albatross rory mcilroy three-quarters consecutive bogeys. cactus league action, a's crush the reds. and the angels beat the giants 3-2 on a walkoff si

here comes stanford, and taylor greenfield had 19. thompson, the jumper.h a 24-4 run to blow this thing open in the second half. thompson again off the steal. 73-60 the final. next up oklahoma on monday. after beating new orleans last night the warriors increase their record to 45-13. hosting utah tonight. up 11 games on the clipes, they're closing in on a division twice title for the first time since 1976. >> one goal was to win our division, and we're closing in on that, and that's a great accomplishment. when was a long time ago. we should absolutely celebrate it and be excited about it. >> for sure. it's not 70-degree weather every. 30 snowing in montreal. a win over the candiens sharks would be four points out of a playoff spot. then this with 13 minutes left. third round of the arnold palmer invitational. burger, second shot sixth hole 4-iron from 237. drawing it in. that landing, nice role. that's an albatross rory mcilroy three-quarters consecutive bogeys. cactus league action, a's crush the reds. and the angels beat the giants 3-2 on a walkoff sin

i'm in greenfield. -- she is about off the road. >> patrol officer anthony newmeister is following a drunk driver out on the highway late at night, and it's all caught on his dash cam. >> the vehicle was all over the road, left to right. i got in behind it. >> but he's in for the surprise of his life when he eventually catches up with the car after a 25-minute slow-speed chase. >> i was dumbfounded. i was -- you're kidding me, right? >> it's august 29, 2009 in greenfield, indiana. and the seemingly intoxicated driver is oblivious and just keeps on going. at one point when the vehicle stops at a stop sign, the officer thinks the driver is about to pull over but instead the car goes right through traffic just missing two other vehicles. >> oh -- >> i thought he was going to get hit. i thought it was going to be bad so i knew there would be some sort of chase. there wasn't. >> as the pursuit continues, the driver becomes even more reckless, switching lanes numerous times, driving over the median and headin

taylor greenfield, then lily thompson, loose ball, the hustle to thompson, the lay-in, stanford now leading54 with a municipal newscast to play. >> steve nash made official, after 19-year nba career in which he won two mvps he is retiring signing with the lakers in 2012, nash played in just 55 games due injuries. the legend will be third on the nba's all-time assist list. >> third round over the arnold palmer invitational bay hill. daniel burger 237 yards, this is an albatross, 2 on a par-5. world number one rory mcilroy, three consecutive goings. tied for 12 at 9-under. everyone chasing the swede. >>> cactus league action. a's crush the reds 8-1. brett lowerie three-run homer. the angels beat the giants. tim lincecum, good effort. tonight at 6:00, warriors hosting utah. we have a preview and the sharks clinging to playoff hopes in montreal but trailing right now. >>> coming up we'll show you the ultimate around here, we're all about fast. that's why xfinity is perfect for me. with millions of wifi hotspots all over the place including one right here at the shop now we can stream all things

again, linda thomas- greenfield... >> of course, we can't predict what is going to happen, but we'reul that it will be less violent than in previous elections. >> brown: final results in the election are expected tomorrow. >> woodruff: now a controversial new law in indiana that permits businesses to refuse service to same-sex couples on religious grounds, is making waves. for that and more we turn to our "politics monday" check-in. tonight margaret talev, the white house and politics correspondent for bloomberg news, and susan page, the washington bureau chief for "usa today," join us. great to have both of you. >> nice to be here. let's talk about indira indiana susan. mike pence, the governor, made a big deal that he was signing this into law defending it including yesterday on the sunday talks shows. do you think he and the people around him knew what they were stirring up? >> i don't think so. what a tidal wave this caused is business leaders and union leaders and democrats really taking the governor an state of indiana to task for this law. it's slightly different not significa

linda thomas greenfield is the assistant secretary of state for african affairs and hopes the two are released soon. >> we were very surprised by that and concernedville. as you know the u.s. is committed to freedom of the press, and a free media. they played an important role in reporting you on the election. your reporters are part of that process, it's the hope that the namingian government will release them soon >>> the germanwings co-pilot suspected of deliberately crashing a plane into the french alps had been treated for suicidal tendencies in the past. andreas lubitz was in therapy up until the crash. motive is unclear, they are searching for clues, including the flight data recorder. they are building an access road and recover bodies and plane debris. 150 people on board were killed in the crash. dominik kane has the update. >> the news that prosecutors in dusseldorf confirmed that at one point in his career andreas lubitz suffered suicidal tendencies is confirmation of something that the media speculated about. we knew he suffered a bout of depression in 2009 for which he r

linda thomas greenfield the assistant secretary of state for african favors hopes the two will be releasedn. >> we were surprised and concerned as well. the u.s. is committed to freedom of the press and free media, and they played an important role in reporting on the election and your reporters were part of that process. it is our hope that the nigerian government will release them soon >>> the germanwings co-pilot suspected of deliberately crashing a plane into the french alps has been treated for suicidal tendencies in the past. he was in therapy up until the crash. the motive is unclear. they are certainlying for more clues and have begun to build an access road. all 150 people on board were killed in that crash. dominik kane has the update from berlin. >> the news that prosecutors in dusseldorf confirmed at one point in his career andreas lubitz suffered suicidal tendencies is confirmation that the media had speculated about it for some time. we had known that he suffered depression in 2009. at this point he was experiencing suicidal tendencies. that is important because his company,

taylor greenfield scores to give stanford the lead. the cardinals would hang onto win 59-56 to move onto tomorrow's championship game. second half, leading by eight, player of the year, lashawn gives cal a ten-point lead. under four minutes left. colorado cut it is deficit to five. but brittany boyd knocks down the foul line jumper pushing the lead back up to seven. cal wins and they will face stanford in the tournament championship. and we are not done yet, jim harbaugh coaching the bay area team once again. plus, the sharks looking to get back into the playof bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i relied on people a lot. he helps me live a more independent life. bulldog: we need your help to do more. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.com, or any mattress discounters. mattress discount

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. >> reporter: it started with a greenfield officer suspicious of a car parked with the engine running he's on patrol. and seeing a car with the lights on at 2:15 in the morning. >> reporter: the police chief shows me what happened next as the officer smelling marijuana, questions the man through the open passenger side door. and the driver throws the car into reverse. let's watch that again. as the officer's forced to jump into the car to avoid being run over. >> he's half in the front seat half in the backseat. he's trying to gain control of the shift lever and the suspect because the suspect is fighting with him while they're -- while the car is flying across the parking lot. >> reporter: the officer can be heard battling with the driver. and he crashes seconds later. in the light of day, it's easier to see. here's the parking lot he was before he backed up in the squad. there's pieces of the taillight before he sped off in the parking lot. this is an unarmed suspect. and you know had the officer not been able to gain control of the car, he would have resort to deadly force. >> repo

caylee johnston will take a pass from taylor greenfield and that will put them up 5 with about 4 minutesdinal versus asu, the team that beat them twice in the regular season on saturday and cal meanwhile will take on washington later tonight in that pack 12 tournament. not my best moment. that one of the best golfers talking today about his appearance at the darrelle. that would be rory mcllroy at number 8. a 3 iron and probably one of the most recognizable holes on the tour and it goes in the water and soon, his 3 iron will follow. as he gets a little frustrated. throws it into the water. you can't use that club after that. he is 8 shots back of the leader, jb holmes and that is beast mode right there for seattle and it will continue as he agreed to a one-year contract. the east bay native. it's $1 million base salary, but a $9 million bonus. the total is $11 million. a lot of 49er fans hoping he might come here. but no such luck. >> that's a lot of skittles he can get. >> that's right, rainbow. >> coming up tonight at 10:00, how long could you go without your phone or tablet? the movem

state department says it's been watching this case linda thomas greenfield is the secretary of statefricana fairs and hopes the two are released soon. >> the united states is committed to freedom of the president and for media access, so we would support your efforts to have your journal assists released. we don't have all the details of what is happening but i think the news that we have so far indicates that they had their credentials, they were traveling with the military and i think it's important that the government allow them to continues to do their work. as we were getting ready to come in to nigeria, we heard that some journal assists were being denied visas. and we certainly expressed our views there and welds certainly -- we are certainly disappointed that this has happened here in your journalists. >>> still ahead on al jazerra what investigators have revealed about the copilot suspected of deliberately crashing his plane in to the camps. plus a test of diplomatic clout between china and the u.s. the race to join beijing's alternative to the world bank. >> al jazeera amer

that's the topic of our signature segment tonight, special correspondent jeff greenfield reports. >>eporter: this was the american cityscape when television was new: forests of rooftop antennas, capturing signals over the air from a half-dozen channels that fought for space on a crowded broadcast spectrum. turning those signals into flickering, sometimes ghostly black and white images on small screens. for almost 90% of today's homes, television comes to us through cable or telephone wires or via satellite. our cable bills bring us a so- called "bundle" of more than 900 channels. but most of us watch an average of only 17. and now, more and more viewers, unwilling to pay ever-higher fees for a huge "bundle" of choices they rarely use, are turning to a new technology that may threaten the very foundation of the cable tv industry. over the past five years, 3.8 million american homes have "cut the cord," canceling or refusing cable. younger viewers, so-called" millennials" form a growing class of "cord-nevers," rejecting the cost of a monthly cable bill, they've turned instead to broadb

lilly thompson that goes to greenfield for the easier shot. now it'll be straight to the hoop.wins the cardinal tournament despite finishing third in the regular season. it's becoming more and more apparent that the 49ers will have frank gore. sources are saying gore has told other team that is he has made his mind and will be signing with the eagles when free season starts on tuesday. the contract is said to be

they don't see a great case for a big greenfield plant. johnson: in terms of where this goes, are they expecting the currency to get weaker? >> it's a possibility. i think they think the inflation target, the 2% target they are aiming for, is going to be difficult to hit. based on comments coming out of the bank of japan, they will look at an expansion of qe in deficit categories. guy johnson: brian, thanks for seeing you. we will take a break and be back in a couple of minutes. ♪ guy johnson: welcome back to good morning. you are watching "the pulse." francine is off today. i am guy johnson. let's get you up to speed with the top stories. brazil's congressional heads design involvement in a corruption scandal after being named among dozens of politicians up for investigation. they took kickbacks. the top court does not have authority to probe the president. they are learning from the scandal. >> with courage and some paint brazil has learned to practice social justice in terms of the poorest. this is what is happening in this investigatio

greenfield 2 of 19. thompson had 17. stanford the winner by 13. win number 800. next up oklahoma on monday. >>> not a matter of if but when the warriors will win their first division title in 39 years. 11 games up on the clippers with 14 to play, hosting utah tonight. clay thompson looking pretty good pregame. justin holliday in the starting lineup. baseline. hard shot for seth curry. look at the reverse. the agreedegree of difficulty there. degree of difficulty here. that one is crazy. we'll say they're all 11. third quarter, andrew bogut. barnes. barbosa. win number 56 for golden state. all about the proficiency of head coach steve kerr. the guy's good just ask him. >> there's no way steph would have scored without me on the sidelines, you know, making these dramatic calls, you know, really looking at my play sheet. i'll give alvin a little credit too, but mostly me. >> the last 13 games or whatever, executed at a high level. mentally locked in and focused. and continue to win. that's the biggest thing. >> steve kerr calling it like it is. >>> still winter in c

. >>> thomas greenfield, the assistant secretary of state for african affairs she hopes that the two are released soon. >> we were very surprised by that and very concerned as well. as you know, the u.s. is committed to freedom of the press, and a free media. the media has played an important role here in reporting on the election, and your reporters were part of that process. it is our hope that the nigerian government will release them soon. >> iran and six major world powers are struggling to reach a deal on the country's nuclear future before a self-imposed deadline on tuesday. u.s. secretary of state john kerry has told al jazeera that foreign ministers are working very hard to reach an accord, but talks will stretch deep into the night. we have more from the swiss town of lausanne where the talks are taking place. >> the talks are in their last, most difficult leg. >> how is it going secretary kerry? >> we're working very hard, we're working hard. >> secretary secretary of state john kerry has been trying to hammer out a deal. kerry and foreign minister zarif have been joined b

amber oraje usually comes through and she did again. 18 points and more stanford as taylor greenfieldfind caley johnson. cardinals will take on asu sunday. a team that beat them twice during the regular season. men's tournament play. it's santa clara with a blow out win over layolla marimount. thanks to the magic of social media. hunter pence lets giant fans know he's in fine spirits. while the rest of the team makes their case in the arizona sunshine again. a's news two with sports part two coming right up. >>> hello. get familiar with your new oakland a's. their new catcher hagley drives in three runs, oakland throttles the d backs. also with the cactus league. brandon crawford comes in. rifles one. and travis ishikawa and dufey a solo homer. and pence responded to an apology from cory black who hit him with that pitch by saying, it happens my friend. thanks for the concern. it's all part of the game we love. and then for hunter a lion king inspired vine video. >> ♪ ♪ >> i didn't see the movie. but-- >> i love that guy. >> he said the best thing about breaking him arm is now he does

linda thomas greenfield, assistant secretary of state.nk you for joining us. >>> a renaissance takes its artistic influences from the traditional dresses worn by andean women. daniel schwindler reports. >> there's no mistaking it. there's something different something changing in el el awlto. alto. freddy doesn't much like, he prefers the term, andean architecture. >> i've come up with a new tendency. breaking old rules. they don't teach us this, only to preserve traditional architecture. so for me i'm proud to present this new style. >> reporter: it may be new but it's very much rooted in traditional tastes and colors. freddy was influenced by the preincan tradition. his order book is full. emerging middle class soon to be the proud owner of this property property. >> translator: it is very bolivian. we are bolivian so we wanted the house to reflect that, lovely bright colors so my children can enjoy that. >> reflecting taste among bolivia's indigenous community which makes up more than thafl population. the election nine years ago of th

greenfield on fire and knocks down a wide open three.adds 12 points and six fields and splits the defenders and scoops and scores. they will open up a five-point lead. stanford claims her 11th pac-12 tournament title with a 61-60 victory and automatic invite to the ncaa tournament. >>> a little cactus league action. stick around and we'll see you then. >> thank you shu. >>> still to come nothing but net. a pledge from steph curry in his effort to make a difference in the fight against malaria. >> and a flight like no other. two adventurers have taken off in a plane with no fuel and they plan to make it around the world. ♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ yoplait greek 100. for when you just can't make it without a protein-packed, thick and creamy, power-me-up-with-something filling taste-bud-loving, satisfaction by the spoonful, deliciously fruity dinner feels a m

. >>> a routine traffic stop in greenfield, wisconsin, turned dangerous when the suspect tried to drive away with a cop in his car. officer matthew noah was questioning the driver through the open passenger side door. he some offed marijuana and called for backup -- smelled marijuana and called for backup and another officer arrived. as officer noah reached into the car, the suspect put that car in reverse, rammed into the patrol car and tried to drive off. officer noah struggled with the suspect, but he was able to stop the car. >> we've had people take off from us before, but this was a little bit different because the door was open. the officer could have easily been swept under. >> police tell us kevin taylor was arrested on several charges. officer noah suffered some scrapes and cuts, but is now back to work. >>> coming up we'll tell you about a new campaign that encourages parents to never give up until their precious cargo is buckled up. >> also ahead. >> reporter: lumber liquidators tells worried others. now, americans everywhere are discovering that... spoon after spoon... dish

state department says it's been watching this case linda thomas greenfield is the assistant secretary of state for african affairs. she hopes the two of released soon. >> the united states is committed to freedom of the press and for media access, so we would support your efforts to have your journalists released. we don't have all the details of what is happening but i think the news that we have so far indicates that they had their credentials, they were traveling with the military, and i think it's important that the government allow them to continue to do their work. as we were getting ready to come into nigeria we heard that some journalists were being denied visas. we certainly expressed our views you there and we are certainly disappointed that this has happened here to your journalists. >> much more ahead on the program. an urgent call for aid at a donors conference for syrian refugees as the u.n. warns of a humanitarian catastrophe. >> another step you are towards ending a long running conflict, the latest agreement between may an mar's government and rebel groups. >> in spor

taylor greenfield had 19. loose ball. amber to thompson. stanford the winner, 73-60. next up for the cardinals oklahoma on monday. >>> it's not a matter of if, but when the warriors will win their first division title in 39 years. 11 games up on the clippers with 14 to play. hosting utah last night. klay thompson out the third straight game because of the sprained ankle. baseline for the dunk. if it isn't a hard shot for steph curry, he really has no interest. look at the degree of difficulty on the reverse. scale of 1 to 10, that would be a 10. this would be 11. this is the pedestrian 9. not bad. 24 in the game for steph. third quarter andrew bogut to harrison barnes. barbosa. this is why they call him blurbosa. win number 56 for golden state. 106-91, the final at oracle. >>> why we do not live in montreal. 30 and snowing. sharks need a win over the canadiens. they need to gain ground in the playoff race. past the stick of braun. thomas plekanic. thank you very much. montreal an empty netter. sharks shutout. 2-0. they are six points back with 10 games remaining. cong

rich greenfield had something interesting to say on halftime.was time to loosen up on disney and go towards netflix. i under the pull back but going the netflix part of it that made it sound interesting. >> if you compare these as content, can you not do that. i think netflix deserves a lot of credit for creating their own original content but to me it's not a media company. >> hbo just launched their now. the pricing was surprising at 15 bucks per month. a lot have gone with netflix. netflix at nine, ten bucks -- list enthey got themselves in trouble when they try to raise prices. if they say where they are they can take some share as there's greater adoption of this whole core cutting thing. hbo is bullish for netflix. >> coming up next or next up tesla pops after new jersey senate approved a bill to allow the electric carmaker to restart direct to consumer sales and after ceo elon musk tweeted about a tesla conference that would end range anxiety. musk took to twitter and tweeted some people think i tweet to affect share price. this is false.

joining me to discuss this is jeff greenfield. jeff it's about proportionality here and the tone of the coverage but this notion of airplane crashes being somehow in a category all their own, interested in your thoughts on that. >> yeah i think it is the same example where people will tell you that when a plane lands, the pilot will say you just finished the safest part of your journey, be careful on the drive home. statistically, it's much more dangerous to be in a car than airplane but what happens i think, to the all of us when you hear about a plane crash is the absolute loss of control. the absolute certainty of which you're doomed. you can survive a car accident. it gets and creates a picture in our mind. we're there, parts of us are there lying dead on a mountain top. anybody on a plane can understand what that feels like. and it's like any other kind of story where a sudden horrible thought enters your mind, post 9/11 is an example. you can picture yourself in that situation and it sort of remains with powerful force, and

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taylor greenfield had 19. paul and amber ahead to thompson. stanford the winner, 73-60. but when the warriors will win their first division title in 39 years. 11 games up on the clippers with 14 to play. hosting utah last night. klay thompson after the sprained ankle. baseline for the dunk. if it isn't a hard shot for steph curry, he really has no interest. look at the degree of difficulty on the reverse. scale of 1 to 10, that would be a 10. this would be 11. this is the pedestrian 9. not bad. 24 in the game for steph. third quarter andrew bogut to harrison barnes. barbosa. this is why they call him blurbosa. win number 56 for golden state. 106-91, the final at oracle. >>> why we do not live in montreal. cold and snowing. sharks need a win over the canadiens. they need to gain ground in the playoff race. past the stick of braun. thomas plekanic. thank you very much. montreal an empty netter. sharks shutout. they are six points back with 10 games remaining. congratulations go out to the women's swim team at cal. they are national champions. the program's fourth national

top media analyst rich greenfield downgraded disney today.rom him live and debate that call. spanning the global, our chief international correspondent michelle caruso-cabrera on greece, russia, and the stoes

state department is saying it has been watching this case and linda thomas greenfield is the assist andry of state for african affairs and hopes the two are released soon. >> the united states is committed to freedom of the press and for media access so we would support your efforts to have your journalists released. we don't have all the details of what is happening, but i think the news that we have so far indicates that they had their credentials, they were traveling with the military and i think it's important that the government allow them to continue to do their work. as we were getting ready to come into nigeria we heard that some journalists were being denied visas and we certainly expressed our views there and we would certainly, we are certainly disappointed that this happened here to your journalists. >> reporter: a senior prosecutor in uganda has been shot dead in what police say could be a quote targeted assassination. joan was shot dead in campala late on monday and leading the prosecution against those accused of organizing two bombings there in 2010. 79 people were kille

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rich greenfield who i work with downgraded disney. look at the space in comparison to the s&p 500 and hard to believe in a secular sense it continues to outperform. >> pushing back on you, rob, as well. if you like the discretionary names, retailers, the like, sounds like what you're talking about if you are directly relating it to the pullback in gas prices, the retail sales reports have not at all reflected. people are taking the savings and going to the nearest mall and taking the wallet out. >> it was cold out. >> okay. is that what you think it was? >> yeah, look last year, right, and what happened in the first quarter. i think you're having a similar effect this quarter. it's much more broad based from a weather standpoint. i'm not saying that's the only reason, but, you know, i think it's been impactful. >> you want to talk about ibm. >> well, look -- >> it's in your portfolio. you may be in first place. >> taking a hit on winnebago. ticks me off, but here's ibm. they get earnings from overseas. had an incredible dollar strengt

on facebook we've talked for a while about a couple greenfield revenue opportunities they have, thatk has. two things we've been looking for evidence of. do we see people buying in on auto play video ads. survey said yes, 10% are buying in and 50% very or somewhat interested in buying auto play video ads on facebook. a nice distinct positive for facebook. they have the instagram asset more than 300 million users barely started monetizing it. what looks like to us clear from the survey advertisers want in, to be able to advise on instagram. our guess facebook will hold that off until next year. a great opportunity for facebook. >> billion dollar deal looking smarter every day. appreciate you joinings us. >> thank you, kayla. >> mark mahaney from rbc. >> the dow is now down just over 200 points. s&p and nasdaq down just under a percent the as well. what is moving. plus a little later on twitter co-founder biz stone will join us live from south by southwest. it's a first on cnbc interview when "squawk alley" returns. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like

james:police say 32-year-old kezia perkins was trying to park in a handicap spot at a walmart in greenfieldsconsin. >>james:she couldn't make the turn. and then a 71-year-old lady moved in. >>james:both had handicapped tags but the older woman got the spot. >>james:surveillance photos show perkins going up to the other woman's car. yelling through the passenger side window. >>james:after waiting a moment the 71-year-old exits her car and perkins walks up to her. >>james:a nearby officer was flagged down. >>james:perkins told police the elderly woman bounced off her chest and it wasn't her fault. >>james:officers say perkins had a suspended license and her handicap placard isn't valid or even registered in her name. >>james:police say the elderly woman underwent five hours of surgery after the push. coming up on the kron four morning news. >>james: so far so good in mountain view this morning and is currently 45 degrees we should sit walk to about 70 lead on today. >>james:stephen curry shook off a rough shooting night to make three straight 3-pointers in the fourth quarter to help the golde

including tim acid, bob greenfield and sandy chambliss.i don't have my coffee i have my cocktail but i'm still working. bob rice felt will be joining me -- bob griese field will be joining me exclusively at the conference. what was interesting, i went to the list yesterday and it is not on the agenda here at the conference, he is a guest and will be attending some of the offense. so i don't what to say he is crashing the party but he is certainly going to be making some major waves with this announcement this morning and he will be joining me exclusively on net news. this is a really interesting time for exchanges. there is a lot of competition and less liquidity in the market and more volatility so competition is even more fierce. the nasdaq has been seeing a lot of competition from its neighbor, the nyse in new york. they have lost out on some major tech ipos alibaba being one of the biggest. i will ask blog -- rob how he plans on taking back some of that market share. olivia: give us a little more sense of what are some of the other bur

the largest deal ever done by a chinese company, greenfield, ever done in the history of china. i just opened up a factory, brought another chinese company back, a factory that had been shut for years and years in appomattox, hard-admit area in virginia. been closed for years. we are reopening that plant with chinese investors. you're going to love this. reopened this plant. first deal in 44 years. reopen it, we're going to manufacture pollution-control devices, and guess what. after manufacture, we're shipping them back to china and selling it to them. let me tell you, that is a new virginia economy. but a healthy workforce. and i'm just getting warmed up. >> i think we're actually out of time. >> oh! >> it seems like a perfect note to end on. governor mcauliffe, i want to thank you, i want to thank all of you for coming. it's been a traffic conversation today. and we're very appreciative. >> thank you very much. thank you, susan. let's give her a round of applause. >>> tonight on "the >>> maryland senator ben cardin, a member of the foreign relations committee discusses foreig

jeff greenfield, a journalist that is done cnn, abc cbs.he was the editor then of the cargo at the university of wisconsin. so i had never heard political debate. i was from a family that was very engaged in the community but it was a civic duty. i had no sense of partisanship. i didn't know the difference between republicans and democrats, and almost failed a sophomore english exam on dickens because i didn't know the difference between republicans and democrats. that's changed. >> so here you were at this national convention 1000 people, student body president newspaper editors it seemed tremendously exciting. and then her husband got an invitation. what was about? >> the following spring one of the officers from nsa visited us and talked to him and invited him to apply for something called the international student relations seminar. it was going to be held the coming summer in 65 in pennsylvania. the innocent office at that point, headquarters, was in philadelphia. this was just outside. he applied and was accepted, and we had a tiny ba

>> that's a rich greenfield question.a year ago, how rich and i have looked at this evolution. we thought they would have to partner with cable companies. this article today is not about partnering with comcast, it's going over the top and that could be more disruptive than how we thought this mobile video service wouz going to emerge over time. >> interesting times, walter. thank you so much. good to see you again. >>> straight ahead on the show will today and tomorrow's fed meeting cause market fireworks? investors expecting the word "patience" to be dropped from the fed's statement, opening the way to a rate rise potentially in june. but what happens next? jack's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today, his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before your begin an aspirin regimen. who do you work for? your boss? yourself? your family? our financial advisors are free to realize a plan to fit your family's uniq

>> we have monica hobbler from greenfield, wisconsin. >> and lastly we have wendy burger from shawneecconaughey's better half camilla alves. details about how a chp cruiser ended up with bullet hole in it this morning. >> students on the peninsula skipped class today to take a stand on the picket line. >> and the raiders reach an agreement with the coliseum. good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm kris sanchez. new details now. shots fired overnight at california highway on a south bay freeway. bob redell finished talking to police. what's the latest here? >> san jose police, we did just speak with them. they are heading up the investigation into who shot at two california high

>> we have monica hobbler from greenfield, wisconsin. >> and lastly we have wendy burger from shawneehew mcconaughey's better half camilla alves. >>> we are following breaking news right now at 11:00. philadelphia police are about to hold a news conference. we'll bring you that news conference live. >>> flgs are flying at half staff at the home of robert wilson wilson, iii. we've been getting up dates from the police commissioner and the district attorney over the past few hours. here ooh es what we know right now. matt delucia is live at the scene. you've. gathering information all morning long. you see the suspect, the new information we just found out. ramon william