a lot of it was handshakes. >> i can't pay money on a handshake. it can't be done. i don't--now... i don't care about documentation. do you have somebody who will come in and say, "here's a letter. i will vouch for this man. i know him. and we had a handshake deal for x. signed, friend." something like that, other than "you see this? pay me." >> with $20 billion available, it's not surprising that there may be a certain degree of hanky-panky going on. >> do you think there is much fraud out there? >> let me put it to you this way: after the oil spill, i ain't never seen so many commercial fishermen in my life. there are so many people in line at meetings. i never seen these people, and i'm behind them in line. and i ask some of the other fishermen, "you seen that guy before?" "no, i never seen that guy before." no, it was comical. >> by october 2010, feinberg paid out almost $1 billion in emergency claims. but the real test will come with the lump sum payments and whether people take the money or sue bp. >> i don't want to get tied up in litigation for 5 years, 10 years, 15 years d

it's important to give a nice, firm handshake... when you go into the interview. a firm handshake says you're awake, you're alert and you're ready for a good day's work. okay, another important question... that an interviewer is likely to ask is, what are your strengths and what are your weaknesses ? what they're really looking for are, what can you do or what do you know how to do well... that will help me, the employer do my job ? we have a very busy office here. how do you see yourself fitting in ? i'm very enthusiastic and i work very well under pressure. well, those are important qualities. the next important key is eye contact. eye contact is very, very important, because it communicates to the employer a sense of sincerity... and a sense of being self-assured and confident. thank you so much. it's been a pleasure lydia. let me know when you want to see don. okay, i could do that tomorrow too. okay, why don't you do all of it ? you'll get a job. what a mess. don't worry, mr. brashov. we'll make it. i am talking about the ad in the paper: "new restaurant, gra

handshakes, photo ops and a nice, long lunch. diz israel back away sfr. >>> and the woman known as dr. feel good is charged with murder. the numbers are stunning. and bountties placed on the the heads of former nfl stars. a former player says players made money by being paid to knock guys down. knock guys down. let's go "outfront." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, stalling israel. when it comes to iran, president obama and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu are going to great lengths to look and sound like they're on the same page. today, there were handshakes, photo ops, a whole lot of cameras in that room. they wore blue ties. a two-hour meeting followed by a lunch and lots of friendly language. >> as i've said, the bond between our two countries is unbreakable. >> israeli prime minister echoed the sentiment saying rendezvoused the and israel as one and the same. >> for them, you are the great satan. we're the little satan. for them, we are you and yo

syria as the first step towards petes as presidents make beaded and obama exchanged their final handshakes. a controversial israeli army policy house been criticized for calling on soldiers to avoid kidnap but on a pulse even if it means taking their own life or that of a comrade. brain drain that from the baltic once a booming state law to be as rampant unemployment now scares away its young people they prefer manual work of who are all of us to trying to carve out a living in their countries stagnating economy. and the grisly end for a moment gylfi may have been due to more than just frenzied love lust to match the engineer the regime's downfall and now says someone wanted to keep the colonel silent. as former n.t.s.c. head mahmoud jibril he offers a candid perspective on the controversial and violent events which took place in libya last year and archie's exclusive interview next. i want to sidewise of the brussels forum we're sitting down with mahmoud jibril now he was heading the economic and development climbing body in libya at the time of the rule of colonel moammar gadhafi and he

the guardsman were greeted with the handshakes, hugs, banners and signs..soldiers saa they're full of emotion... now that they're reunited with their loved ones. "i cant even describe it its been a year, i can actually seeehii grow... i'm absolutely " ecstatic" the battalion was part of the multinational force conducting opprations throughout the peninsula similar ceremonies were held in elkton, frederick, glen burnie and silver spring. we like the extraa daylight, but losing an hour of sleep is a tough compromise. with the time change... .many are heading to work this morning pith an extra yawn or two. is free coofee the answer? joel d. smith isslive at penn station to see how one company is trying to capitalize on our drowsiness. good morningg joel d. 3 3 a father... fed up with his son's bad grades... is taking his punishment to the streets. streets.honking horn nats bell is making his 7th grader stand at a busy intersection... earing aaa sign that reads::"hey, i want to be a class clown. is it wrong?" the back says: "i'm in the 7th grade and got 3 f's. blow your horn if there's so

the the handshakes, hugs, banners and signs. soldiers say they're full of emotion... noo that they're backkwith their loved ones. 3"i cant eeen describe ittits been year, i can actuaaly see him row... i'm absolutely ecstatic" ecstatic"tte battalion was part of the multinational &pforce conducting operations throuugout the peninsula siiilar ceremonies were held in elktoo, frederick, glen burnie, frederick and silver spring. a somber day of remembrance in japan..mmrring one year since the country was struck by a massive arthquakee anddtsunami. tsunami.grief, prayer and reelection filled japan's disaster demollshed the -....- of powerful aftershocks....ffll- owee by a deeastating ttunami. seems a long waa from recovery. much of the debris along the tsunami-ravageddcoast gathered into mmssive piles... tonight, more than 330,000 people are housing. reeemberinn the tragic events one year ago. a japanese cherry blossom grrve was planted around the druiddhill ressrvior.it will bb dedicated in honor of hose who lost their lives and a way for many to reflect on what happennd on

. >> reporter: it's been called the nerd handshake. jeremy lin and landry fields pretending to study the bible. and finish with putting image nair glasses in a pocket protector. but lin has been able to dunk beyond his geek stereotype. growing up asian-american, my sisters and i were painfully aware of the biases. but it was worse for my brother. pop culture is full of asian nerd characters. think long duck dong, in "sixteen candles." you know the assumption. good at math. not so good with the ladies. that's where j.t. tran comes in. he's a self-styled asian playboy. >> you're going up to the girl. hi. >> reporter: he believes it's possible for any asian-american man, in fact, any guy, to channel his inner heartthrob. think jerry jeong jr., from "glee," or daniel dae kim, from "hawaii 5-0." what's your best pickup line? >> my best pickup line is to come up to you and tell you you're beautiful. it's not that hard to mess up when you're nervous and stuttering. touch. turn. release. everybody say cookies. you're actually expected to go ho

as much as i would like to do every loan on a handshake, i'm not exactly allowed to do that. company, we inspire to feel that on a level of trust, their word is their bond, their handshake is the beginning of the transaction and we'll ç file the paperwork later. banking is a service business. people helping people get through a life and make it better. >> boy, i want to go there right now because in this -- more in the presentation. momentum continues as both the momentum builder continues. you have a quote here that says, "i hope that sometime in 2030 somebody looks back at these windows of performance and would not be able to see there had been a recession due to the notes of the bank. how did you do it? you know the truth as well as i, no one else did it? >> first of all, this is not gratuitous. it's the 63,000 employees in this company who did it. what they did was they did the right thing when it was easy five or six years ago. we didn't take the easy road and we don't have any regrets and we're not apologizing backwards for actions that we took when things were easy. i

a crowd of more than 5000 local school children on the white house lawn, a handshake for a few. reviewing the troops the stress is an essential part of the relationship. britain might be an essential ally but it also reminded that we were once enemies. they joked that in 1812, the bird to this place to the ground. >> we are glad you are here. i'm confident that together we will keep the relationship between our two great nations absolutely top-notch. >> the president said that america and britain stood to get there. the military operation is that the core of the relationship and at the heart of what the two men discussed today. in the oval office, they talked about iran, syria, and afghanistan. they agreed that the afghans would take a role in combat operations. it was a shock to britain. >> there will be multiple challenges along the way in terms of pace, , i don't anticipate that at this stage we will be making any sudden additional changes to the plan we currently have. >> the prime minister said that people have to understand why troops were still there. >> it is simply that

today, handshakes, photo ops and a two-hour meeting and working lunch.e united states able to keep israel from taking military action against iran? former director of the national security agency tells "outfront" the talks in d.c. make an attack look less likely in the next few months, but today's discussions bought us a little time. nothing more. two, china says it's increasing military spending by 11%. and that's just what they're formally saying. an expert on china's military tells "outfront" says the spending is likely going towards missile systems. specifically towards the anti-shift missile system. experts say it will be a game changer that will have profound consequences. the increase comes as the u.s. proposes slashing spending. note, america will be increasing its spending in the pacific. three, eric holder publicly defended the killing of suspected terrorists even if they're u.s. citizens, on foreign soil. in a speech this evening holder said the president has the authority to order such killings through a 2001 congressional authorization which

not their promises or their do good handshakes. a lot of us are going to come here and say there should be a community benefits agreement, 100% local hire. they get rid of the automated machines can bring in actual workers to curb underage drinking. the local sourcing, etc. i really think their track record speaks counter to that. also, how do you comply? how you hold them accountable? you need to make a decision. maybe we will come back a year from now to see how they are doing. president fong: thank you. >> good afternoon. i have lived in the mission since 1941. and i have seen a big change. it seems to be improving. i am telling you if kids want liquor that are going to get liquor. i have seen them with their friends who are sober and older to buy liquor for them. i have reported it to the police department. that is not new. they are going to get liquor if they really want it. when they see the store to buy golden gate park -- it is a beautiful store. it would be nice to have in the mission a store as nice as that. also, i go sh

a crowd of more than 5000 local school children on the white house lawn, a handshake for the static few. where do with the troops -- r eviewing the troops. they are allies but they are also old enemies. in 1812, they burn to this place to the ground. they joked about that. >> we are glad you are here. we are looking forward to 8 great meeting. -- to a great meeting. we will keep the relationship between our countries top notch. >> they stood together and lead to get there. that military cooperation is at the core of the relationship. -- they stood together and bled together. they talked about syria and afghanistan. they agreed that afghanistan would take the lead role in combat operations. >> there will be multiple challenges along the way in terms of space -- pace. i don't anticipate that we will be making any sudden additional changes to the plan we currently have. >> the prime minister said that people had to understand why troops were still there. >> it is simply that we want afghanistan to be able to look after its own security with its own security forces said that we are safe at

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every handshake has helped him heal. >> they'll turn around and when they're leaving, they'll look overheir shoulder and they'll say thank you. you know that means a whole lot to me. >> thank you. sometimes it's all that any of us have to say or need to hear. >> mark strassmann, cbs news, dallas. >>> they are so appreciated. the hbo series "luck" starring dustin hoffman has been canceled after the third death of a horse. during production tuesday, a horse fell and had to be euthanized. two other horses were hurt and euthanized during filming of season one. hbo said it was a difficult decision to cancel the show but there were no guarantees against future accident despite high safety protocols. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," an update from the republican presidential campaign trail and we'll hear from robert gibbs, senior adviser for president shall shall the weather

. >>> one night only mitt romney in the bay area, it's not all handshakes and high fives for the presidential hopeful. >>> it's the talk no parent wants to have, how the death of trayvon martin is inspiring a different kind of conversation between penants and children in the bay area. >>> it's radical but it works. what doctors say is more effective than diet and exercise when it comes to controlling diabetes. >> i got it, it is on. the cca rnlifoisia fenherm ogughffome california fishermen offguard.d. >>> community activists in oakland stand united with other groups across the country today calling for justice in the deadly shooting of trayvon martin. his shooting continues to impact the lack of concern of charges or arrest in the case. >> reporter: it's a conversation that african-american mothers, grandmothers and fathers are having with their sons. what you wear could put you in a compromising situation. >> god bless this family member -- >> reporter: the rally began with a prayer. a prayer dominiqua says she can relate to. >> i find myself praying for him now. i've been teaching my son t

and let's check this out after the opening handshake. anybody going to cover mccloud. anybody? he scores. benson also scores. stone bridge wins. finally national championship game monday night here on wusa. we have coverage. our anchor bracket coverage continues. we'll be here breaking it all down. >> breaking it all down. but i can't get passed

farewell handshakes on the fringe of a nuclear security summit in seoul as presidents men get even a bomb hold their final meeting in the syrian conflict at the forefront. to many parties who have interest in the thirty's should be silenced for the. party speaks the architect of the libyan revolution against the luck of the former mt seeley the voicing what many had long suspected plus. it's easier to. deal with a dead soldier than the kidnapped soldier a criticism of a controversial israeli army policy which calls on soldiers to avoid kidnap at all costs if it means taking a life that one country. and welcome to r.t. broadcasting live from moscow but with no end in sight it's the crisis in syria is still dominating international attention and expected to be in the spotlight at a meeting between the leaders of russia and the u.s. the outgoing president. president obama on the sidelines of a nuclear security summit in the south korean capital seoul for details on this let's cross now to our tease. this meeting that will be the final one between the two presidents so what's expected to

special envoy kofi annan mission to syria presents for a veteran of vollmer a strange farewell handshakes on the fringe of a nuclear security summit in seoul also. a controversial israeli army policy has been criticized for calling on soldiers to avoid kidnap at all costs even if it means taking their own life or better to come raid. the brain drain from the baltic once a booming state that is rampant unemployment and scaring away its young people prefer manual work abroad to try to carve out a living in their country start it into. our next also speaks to mahmoud jibril that the brussels for the man who led the n.t. seen its overthrow of colonel gadhafi he offers a candid perspective on the controversial and violent events in the. and while the sidelines of the brussels for i were sitting down with mahmoud jibril now he was heading the economic and development climbing body in libya at the time of the rule of colonel moammar gadhafi and who led the uprising against the regime the interim prime minister of the national transitional council for about seven and a half months i thank you ver

she has a hearty handshake. the handshake on taylor swift, be careful because she's a handshaker. >> good sign. >> i agree with that, will cain. >>> let's talk about what's happening politically 30 minutes away from the polls opening in mississippi and alabama. the latest numbers show pretty tight race between newt gingrich and mitt romney according to american research group in alabama, newt gingrich is slightly ahead. within the margin of error which means it's pretty much a tie. in mississippi voters are choosing romney so far. and that also is a tie because that's also in the margin of error. rick santorum is polling third in each of those polls. joining our panel is jackie cushman, daughter of newt gingrich. on the panel with me this morning is doriam, also will cain joining us and andrew jinx. nice to have you. and great toe see you. it's been a long time since we chatted. talk to me about tonight. how are you feeling? >> well, very excited about bam oba alabama and mississippi. great run in south carolina

british athletes ditch traditional greetings for the games in london this summer but eyes that handshakes could help with the chances of a little gold. also unlike the rolling on on live t.v. show watch how a member of a well known normally used campaign group took out her frustration on ukraine and pay for me to r.t. dot com our you tube channel. is a serious blow to the international hacking group lucic after five of its key members were allegedly turned in by their own boss it's reported the group's leader has been working for the f.b.i. for months former colleagues have now been charged in cyber crimes and are awaiting trial in new york the group is most famous for its support of wiki leaks and its attacks on web sites on the sly fox news and credit card companies while governments can't wait to get their hands on what they call online offenders ahead of the u.k. the pirate party stands and authorities of the interests of corporations. one of the one of the things that's really interesting is that we're seeing how the free web is in fact pushing growth for artists but we're seeing tha

syria as the first step towards feets as presidents may be did and obama exchanged their final handshakes. vigorously and for moammar gadhafi a may have been due to more than just a frenzied long thoughts man who engineer of the regime's downfall now says some wanted to keep the colonel silent and. a controversial israeli army policy in the house been criticized for cold soldiers to avoid kidnap at all costs even if it means taking their own life or that of a comrade. and brain drain from the ball taken once of a booming state mafias rampant unemployment now scares away its young people prefer manual work abroad to try to carve out a living in their countries stagnating economy. well those are the headlines cross-talk is next with its regular dose of heated debate this time on the controversial documentary kone twenty twelve exposing bloodshed in a gondola. please. liz. can you. still. listen to. live. alone and welcome the crosstalk i'm peter lavelle invisible children or very visible truths and propaganda the documentary film that went viral on you tube about uganda's child soldiers and

syria as a first step towards peace as presidents would get even a bomber exchange their final handshakes also. it's easier to. deal with a dead soldier the kidnapped soldier. with criticism of a controversial israeli army policy which calls on soldiers to avoid kidnap at all cost effective means taking their own life or that of a comrade. international news and comment twenty four hours a day this is r.t. the man widely credited with spearheading a valiant against moammar gadhafi has criticised the west for abandoning libya in its time of need. to hold a global security forum but his country risks being taken over by extremists or correspondent. a former n.t.s.c. had an exclusive interview to share his theory on what was behind it often. that was something a very interesting the whole world was watching when it actually happened and to hear him have his theories on what could have been the cause or who was actually behind it was really very interesting let's listen to what he had to say there are too many parties who have interest the it wasn't true that he should be silenced for ever yo

mission in syria as the first step towards peace as presidents me and obama exchanged their final handshakes also. it's easier to. deal with a good soldier to give themselves up to criticism of a controversial israeli army policy which calls on soldiers to avoid kids now but costs even if it means taking their own life or that of a comrade. thanks for joining r t three o'clock here in moscow i'm karen tara well the man widely credited with spearheading the rebellion against moammar gadhafi has blasted the west for abandoning libya and it's time to meet mahmoud jibril told the global security forum that his country risks being taken over by extremists our correspondents has our silly i met the former n.t.s.b. head for an exclusive interview to share his theory on what was behind the tough is death. that was something a very interesting the whole world was watching when it actually happened and to hear him how his theories on what could have been the cause or who was actually behind it was really very interesting let's listen to what he had to say there are too many properties who have interes

we've come home with a lot of respect and handshakes. and we thank you for that. i think we need to understand that there are men and women out there though w.h.o. have spent the last decade fighting a war, and that they need to come home. they need a job. they need to get an education. and they need to be reintegrated back in society. these are the men and women who are going to be our next members of congress, who are going to be our next business leaders. and that's held true for almost every generation since. i want to thank the american people for everything that they have done for us thus far, and that we still have a long way to good to keep forging this new greatest generation. >> the website is iava.org. tom tarantino serves as the senior legislative associate of veterans of america. thank you for your time. >>> we're joined by rick maze, the army times congressional editor. you have been writing and reporting quite a bit lately on the issue of unemployment among veterans. what have you found? >> well, i found that the problem is bad and it's not really g

his favor so really his team here has been celebrating the past two hours with champagne hugs and handshakes and right now there's a crowd of people gathered here in the halls of this campaign headquarters very anxious to see their candidate arrive here and graduate him basically what with what he has already claimed as his victory so. has been quite a light of a spear all night long right now they're anxious to see but you know putin actually arrived. kevin here much as they may. if it indeed it should be this election regarded as the most transparent in russia's history. to date and remind us of what measures have been taken to secure this clarity it's pretty extensive but it has been very extensive we have seen a big turnout of around sixty four percent quite a high level because of the political activity being very agitated over the past couple of months following the parliamentary elections here in russia we've had thousands of people rally both for and against. in the streets of moscow and really this is why the government has taken or many measures in order to make the elections as tr

he is a the not looking for a handshake and a warm embrace. that's not his style.doesn't need it. if he wants to pick up the phone and call some of his buddies in the department of justice and say we need to straighten this out and now, he can cause more headaches than he would just going on the radio. >> generally speaking there seems to be blank indifference to complaints no matter where they're comeing from from mayor bloomberg and commissioner kelly. they don't seem to have any political future unless you change the term limits beyond the term. are they going to stone wall and say no, we're right, screw you. >> it is possible that they could just be looking ahead to the end of the term. it wouldn't be their style, but it's possible. more to the point, keith, this is an organization that has been built up over the last ten years into it was already a storied organization, the nypd, the stuff of legends. something literally that you read about, and people dream about, and people will hear about. and they do have their own foreign policy. they do have people stati

they were showered with hugs, handshakes and thanks.r recipient who's served in japan, hawaii dubai, korea, germany, iraq and afghanistan yuying served in germany and was awarded "the soldier of the cycle." it was a surprise for her. she thought all the hoopla was just for her husband. they were escorted to the town hall for a ceremony in their honor. . >>why dennis rodman campaign $800 in child support coming living with the pain of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis... could mean living with joint damage. help stop the damage before it stops you with humira. for many adults with moderate to severe ra, humira's proven to help relieve pain and stop joint damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events can occur, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of cancer, blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions and new or worsening heart failure. before starting humira, your doctor should test you for tb. ask your doctor if you live or have

and instead of having large party, she had handshake days. these were receptions that the public could come and see the president. but then some people criticized that because it was a little too egalitarian, it wasn't the dignity of the president. poor mary couldn't seem to win. she wanted to be and had always been an adviser to her husband, but this is a new arena and a bigger issue. he was facing larger problems and so she didn't have the contact with her husband and the influence that she had wanted to have, so that was a disappointment to her, although she did play a role in his re-election. she wrote letters to state leaders to try and have them support her husband. she tried to have influence. it just wasn't the right environment for the first lady that she was definitely trying to be. >> let's talk about the dress. who made her gown. >> elizabeth keckly made that dress. she was an african-american seem stress. she had been a slave. she purchased her own freedom with money she made as a seamstress. she set up a very successful business

champagne glasses and handshakes but people really did gather here that screen behind me where there was a light transmission of me to my bed taking to the stage at square and it seems people were very touched by by vladimir putin's appearance and the tears coming from his eyes and what he had to say and let's actually listen to what hootenanny prime minister and the president dmitry medvedev had to say. the least you know what this was more than just a presidential election yes this was a very important test for us. for all of our people yes this was a test. and independent enough and we have demonstrated. that you don't need to when you move nobody can. anything on us nobody can impose anything we have demonstrated that are you are capable. committed to one thing from another you and cyrix that you've got put it maturely to you from political probably completion and the chris you only want gold to destroy. russia as a nation and yours are powerless. to do like the people of russia have demonstrated in the idea that no such option is sexton areas will not achieve success you know ou

. >> and the handshake was the symbol of the change in leadership. he studied at mount st.ary's seminary and was ordained a priest in d.c. in 19707. to became a bishop at bridgeport in 2001. -- he became a bishop at bridgeport in 2001. >> the church has clearly and consistently talked about the importance of marriage as between one man and one woman, for the good of society -- >> he has also been part of the committee looking into the crisis involving catholic priests and has drafted a charter for the protection of children and young people. he is an outspoken advocate for religious freedom. >> as someone involved with the church leadership over the years, it was hard to miss that there has been erosion of religious liberty over time. installation is set for may 16. reporting live, wbal-tv 11 news. >> it has been at crash times for traffic for some time along i-95 in baltimore county. maryland police are directing people around a crash between a tractor trailer and a car. that stretch of interstate 95 near white marsh is back open. a teenager is recovering at home tonight.

>> like a handshake or something. like as a fraternity people like to set themselves apart. >> you stated that you or your community have a greeting that you referred to as a salute. could you show me what that refers to? >> no i never said that. you mean like we say something we say [ speaking foreign language ] which means hello and good health. >> you are not referring to a gesture. >> no. >> or body language. like a lot of white supremacists do with the hitler salute. >> no, sir. >> what is your input on other races joining your community? >> we will discriminate against no one regardless of race, gender, sex, creed, national origin, or of their religion. >> you have a minority in the leadership role. >> no. >> if that opportunity arose would that be allowed? >> yes, it would. >> do you have any questions? >> no, not today. >> do you have any questions for us? >> no, i don't. >> thank you. >> a final decision could be weeks off. but prison officials have denied leonard mcquay's request to be moved back to general

raul castro offering a double handshake but not kissing his ring, followed by a greeting from children benedict criticized communism was outdated and his language has been less direct. >> i appeal to you build a open society a better society. one more worthy of humanity and better reflects the business of god. >> reporter: pope marked the anniversary of the island's patron saint. wooden statue was found floating off the cuban shore 400 years ago. and it time for catholics to reconnect with the faith that was long suppressed by an atheist government. >> our faith has been awakened. >> reporter: pope has het again in havana with raul castro and he is likely to meet with fidel castro. hugo chavez is here for treatment with his cancer. no meeting between the pope and hugo chavez. >> shannon: still ahead. your faith could make somebody a lot of money. first, the epa makes a move some say could be the end of coal power plants in the u.s. ok, guys-- what's next ? chocolate lemonade ? susie's lemonade... the movie. or... we make it pink ! with these 4g lte tablets, you can do business at light