so i'm going to ask harold to take that last question. [laughter] >> very fun choice. >> and then maybe -- >> you want to do congo and then william will do assad. go for it and you can comment on any of the questions. i'll start with harold. >> well, let me say first that william talked about the privileges the defendants have. i actually think they're right and the question then becomes what happens in an armed conflict? in an armed conflict which is one that began with al-qaeda formally on 9/11 3,000 people were killed on their home soil for going to work. that's a massive human rights violation on a massive scale. and the united states congress initiated an armed conflict against al-qaeda and the associated forces. now, when congress initiated the conflict against japan for pearl harbor it was then permitted within the scope of that armed conflict to target and kill the japanese japanese military commander who initiated pearl harbor and it is not illegal to apply that same law of war reasoning in this particular setting and i think tha

so without further adieu, harold? >> i should say that we are -- have the privilege of being i wore probably the wrong colored tie, but anyway, we are going to be on c-span. >> friends and colleagues, the text today is from robert frost's poem "the mending wall." i'm going to quote from it. before i build a wall, i would ask to know what i was walling in or walling out and to whom i would like to give offense. in the poem frost was already too late, the wall had been built. it was simply being repaired. and we are too late today to ask these questions about today's wall, namely ballistic missile defense. it already exists, the united states has unilaterally withdrawn from the abm treaty, interceptors have been placed in alaska to defend against north korea, the obama administration is negotiating in a european missile defense to defend against iran, which indeed is, quote, like to give offense, end quote, to russia and it already has. something there is that doesn't love a wall, but that's not the subject today. the s

so i'm going to ask harold to take that last question. [laughter] >> and then maybe -- >> you want to do congo and then william will do assad and so forth. >> and you can comment on any of the questions. i'll start with harold. >> well, let me say first william talked about the privileges that defendants have. i actually think they're rights. and the question then becomes what happens in an armed conflict? in an armed conflict which is one that began with al-qaeda formally on 9/11. 3,000 people were killed on their home soil for going to work. that's a massive human rights violation on a mavs scale. the united states congress initiated an armed conflict against al-qaeda and its associated forces. .. is that something in which the fact of american citizenship of a combatant resolve the situation in favor of a judicial solution, process that must be applied in wartime. american citizens, i don't know how much newt gingrich knows about the procedures, at the end of the day we are talking about a situation in which the laws of war have been r

harold's club made we think of harold and the purple crayon. harold's club. who would figure let loose the boy with the purple crayon. let him conkokt the loses slots in women. let loose his imagination. ended as high as sea gulls or the reverse w's topped with bold topped centers the rudeaments of the buzzum and life itself. >> pen and ink. in the way we demonstrate speech by quotation marks the ill administrator kapt urs speed by 2 lines of the pen much the trotting horse quoted at the knees all 4 and the lady side saddled atop him frozen in place by crossed hatched marks. courseut to indicate the petticoat aroused into activity by the muscular steed. unintended garden. whether o(inaudible) the propery line, i promise not to water the spring flower and plants that remain as brown stubbel on the chins of my train. take care of dry foilage. i let the japanese maybel swat the afi ds on it's own. purple spotted brush. 2 calla lillies take root. birds return listening to lost meats all day until dusk beckons them to come to the nest and try again in the morning.

harold ford jr. served in the u.s. house of representatives from tennessee. he is now an nbc news political analyst. it is nice to see you. thanks for joining us. >> in fairness to those women calling him a good ole boy, i don't think they meant it in a negative way, it was it is a southern expression. >> they meant it in the most positive way possible what about the argument that newt gingrich knows how to win in the south, ought to win in the south, ought to win in places like tennessee and ought to make him a compelling potential nominee for republicans, republicans ought to give him a second look. >> maybe they should. i think that home up to spirit certainly was on display there. i think newt gingrich brings history in the republican party, he brings some baggage that is well documented. he has had two or three moments in this campaign for whatever reason, for a number of reasons shall not able to blobs is. i think tonight will be a big night for mitt romney. i think he whips my home state of tennessee. i think it will be a close race tonight. he enjoys

harold ford, thank you for being here. >> thank you. lots of fun. gary ross coming over from london. >> kelly, good stuff. i felt like coming back from vacation it would be becky but you guys made it all work. make sure you join us tomorrow. "squawk on the street" begins right now. >>> good morning and welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm melissa lee along with jim cramer and brian sullivan. big news from ap people about what it plans to do with its cash hoard. they are going to set a dividend of $2.65 per share. they offered a buyback program commencing in the company's fiscal 2013 which begins on september 30th of this year. apple holding a conference call shortly. in terms of the premarket action, very roller coaster ride. we have seen in premarket action apple shares go as high as 608, so

wrote it for harold bloom. he first called it the death of art and. reading well is one the greatest pleasures. i am dedicating to harold bloom. i am not a poet. i want to be rich. i have had a great sex life. i am not a poet. georgia i do not like being called an act visit. i cannot be considered a vegetarian. i will give my ass up and like it. i would be inspired. i may value peace, but will not use a pen to unleash my anger. i am not a poet. i am not dying. weight loss can still b

and harold hamm knows this. when i visited continental resource, we're going down to two miles and wide two miles. the president needs to spend time on rigs and needs to know fossil fuel is better to get from ourselves. >> you have people say we go have a couple hundred years worth of fossil fuel. that's an economic growth model. >> 15% of growth in the oil and gas industry. the president wants to kur trail the drilling. my friend aubrey mcclinton is saying the president doesn't want to do the right thing. the president is letting the market forces do their thing. i think the problem there is it's not enough. i think you need to have a natural gas act that was just turned down. it wouldn't cost people money. we needed to have the truckers literally embrace natural gas the way they embraced diesel. that's how we get all these years of natural gas fossil fuels -- >> get it into the trucks -- >> cleaner, abundant, cheaper. i'm talking about breaking opec. how many times does the president say there's nothing we can

wrote it for harold bloom. he first called it the death of art and. reading well is one the greatest pleasures. i am dedicating to harold bloom. i am not a poet. i want to be rich. i have had a great sex life. i am not a poet. georgia i do not like being called an act visit. i cannot be considered a vegetarian. i will give my ass up and like it. i would be inspired. i may value peace, but will not use a pen to unleash my anger. i am not a poet. i am not dying. weight loss can still be a choice. i am not a poet. i don't care much for. i don't spend me weekends read anything writing. i like to have cocktails but i do not have a drinking problem regardless of what state i wake up in. i don't need drugs to open up my imagination. i am not a poet. i can tolerate half an hour of spoken word poetry. what my cats are up to. i always carry my business cards. i am not a poet, i only write to masture bait my mind. i am trying to convince myself that poetry it save lives. it's the dust of art. and i am going to close with to poet. americano. i look at myself in t

in addition to the charges harold could face more charges once investigators determine his intent. for now he is intent on keeping quiet. a request for an interview was denied. >> fall facebook says it is trying to protect your privacy. the threat the social network made to try to keep your boss from snooping on you. >> steve jobs final gift to his employees >> why a bay area restaurant owner is so afraid for his >> elector car owners will soon have a lot more places to charge up. the statewide electric car charging network is being installed in over 1000 locations. it will be funded by $120 million settlement paid out by end argie energy over the costs of the disputed contracts. numbers show that the bay area added more than 15,000 jobs last month, the highest employment level in three years. despite that news, the america's cup authority laid off a quarter of its staff. half of the 28 people received pink slips work in san francisco. the move comes as the event has been forced to downsize its financial agreement with the city of san francisco >> a bay area lawmakers trying to kee

harold hamm and larry nichols will join you us live at 8:40 eastern.st not enough, andrew. >> thank you, sir. no, the fed conversation is an important one. but there's -- >> we went on a little too long. and now talking about the conversation went on too long, it's going on too long. >> andrew in the sweater, that sounds quakeslightly derogatory. >> if you put that in an e-mail, that would be like calling me a muppet. >> you guys call people the erl of sandwich. what is in that? >> a couple of pieces of bread -- >> hewlett packard chairman and ceo herself carley fiorina. great to see you this morning, carley. >> great to see you andrew of the sweater. >> wow. just to put context around it, there are some people that would suggest the pc business is a different business than the printer business, that the supply chains are different businesses and that ultimately when you talk about selling cartridges and things like that, which it's the razor blades, that's where the profits come from on the printer business, that's office depot, staples, not best buy

harold and i were talking as we came over here. thousands of firefighter jobs were saved because of the actions we took, but budgets are still tight. that is a problem we need to fix. jobs that protect our families and communities should not be the first on the chopping block. over the past three years, my administration has made it possible for states to keep thousands of first responders on the job. today, we are announcing that communities that recruit veterans will be among the first in line when it comes to getting help from the federal government. and i know that is one thing, chief, you have been doing here in arlington. we want to prioritize veterans and we want to help states and local communities to fire veterans in firehouses across the country. the second thing we want to do is connect up to 20,000 veteran was jobs that involve rebuilding local communities or national parks. that is why ken salazar is here as the interior secretary. he needs some help. and our veterans are highly qualified to help him. they have already

the seven-day forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, last year now admits he was wrong. 90-year old harold camping posted an apology oh >>> the man who predicted the end of the world last year admits he was wrong. 90-year-old harold camping posted an apology on his website saying that he has no evidence that the world will end anytime soon. camping has spent millions last year putting up billboards in the nation with his doomsday message. when the world didn't end as he thought on may 21 he revised the date but nothing happened on that date in october. >>> hollywood stars are sounding off on a viral video that's putting an african warlord in the spotlight. joseph kony is the head of the lords resistance army in uganda. this 30-minute film is calling for his arrest for kidnapping and turn children into soldiers and sex slaves. it's been viewed more than 55 million times this week alone. actress and u.n. good will ambassador angelina jolie says it's about time people heard about this man. >> he is an extraordinarily horrible human being who -- you know, his time has come and it's lovely to s

. >> thank you, harold. thanks to the institute for hosting this and also thanks to the audience for your forbearance since i was formerly affiliated with stanford. i hope you'll take that apology. i'll go through some slides to give you a flavor for the capability of the phased adaptive approach. let me begin by jumping off where michael ended his comments. in my view, missile defense is becoming technically feasible. we are at the very early stages of exploring this technology and building systems that are beginning to work. there are still some challenges. it is not a perfect system. this technology, in my mind, is good technology. this is not star wars. this is not like the sdi. this is very concrete, potentially quite effective technology. in fact, the hit-to-kill interceptors. they work by maneuvering and colliding with their target. that actually was developed out of the star wars program. there was an experiment called the homing overlay experiment in 1984 which was part of the star wars or strategic

we have jon meacham and harold ford jr.is christie is having problems dealing with unions. you hear from this from a lot of governors, democrat and republican, but you actually have had a very good working relationship with unions in your state and you've been able to strike some pretty good deals and have a great success rate because of it. >> well, we're working hard, and frankly, it started well before i became governor. we went out and went to probably a hundred schools and talked to teachers. and we recognized that the only chance of success was to create a partnership, not to have this as a wedge issue. so it's a partnership with teachers, with their union, with parents, with the disability community, with the business community. and let's focus on what it's really going to take to help these kids achieve their potential. and so far, we've been working very well together. >> and governor of connecticut has long been one of the better states as far as k-12 education, but a lot of challenges in your state, just like the

we also have msnbc political analysts harold ford jr.first, let's start with afghanistan. a united states army sergeant is being detained after american officials say he went on a nighttime massacre over the weekend, killing 16 afghan civilians as they slept in their homes. a coalition spokesman says the rogue shooter abandoned his host at a military base and walked to a nearby village. there, he allegedly opened fire inside three separate homes, killing as many as nine children. five other civilians were reported injured. president obama, who was attending his daughter's basketball game in maryland personally called afghan president hamid karzai. in a statement, he offered his condolences with the victims' families and said the incident does not represent the u.s. military. but afghan president hamid karzai is demanding answers from the u.s. government, saying, quote, this is an assassination, an intentional killing of innocent civilians and cannot be forgiven. we're going to talk to our panel and start with nbc chief pentagon correspon

we'll hear from harold moore. over the next hour, moore ruminates on the nature of war and leadership and we'll hear his recollections of the battles he knew would reverberate in washington and hanoi. this is the second of two parts and opens with moore talking about freedom of the press during wartime. part one can be viewed at cspan.org/history. >> what i -- that commanders did welcome and understand press coverage. but after the fact, they add that when the negative reports, tried to turn the volume down a bit. starting to have a problem with the way that a war was being -- i realized every now and then -- i would -- i thought it was -- or the american people. the people who send their sons and daughters off to war, they deserve to know what's going on. they depend on -- it was unfortunate -- >> is that correct? >> that's correct. >> this is one of your principles. >> that's right. >> and what was the situation there? you all -- the assault company to get out and -- when there's nothing wrong, there's something

harold ford.one moment because we have been i think rightly critical of paul ryan's budget this morning talking about specific cuts in programs for veterans, programs for children and programs for poor families. can you give me a sense on social security and medicare and medicaid for my friend, joe scarborough's sake, give me a sense of what democrats in the house, how that proposal will address those three specific areas in terms of slowing down spending over the next 10 years. >> well, harold, in the area of social security, our budget is similar to the current republican budget, which is we believe that issue has to be dealt with on a bipartisan basis. so our current budget preserves social security intact. i agree that we need to do something along the lines that ronald reagan and tip o'neill did. we need to get together to handle that issue. with respect to medicare, there are some reforms in the president's plan. the difference between that approach and the approach that ryan takes is what w

harold will think. i need to get closer and closer to the herring and call to him in this way. hello mr. herring. the herring will think. that is strange, if you want to catch me, why is he getting further away. i don't understand. do you under stand? actually i'm going to be getting closer and closer to the herring and i make my voice smaller and smaller, so the herring will think i'm going away. it's very interesting and what will happen next. i sneak up just behind the herring and i say, what. what will you say? i can't hear anything. >> that's idea i make my voice smaller until i make no sound at alright. so the herring will think, he's gone. well, no fun today i guess but any way i am safe. and at that moment i capture him. what do you think of my wonderful idea. great. very good. very interesting. i'd like to see you try it. thank you and can you suggest a good place to catch and find many snow herrings. sure. into the temple. why don't you go there. thank you. i go now. going into the temple, the temple gate is closed for the night and the temple wall is too high for me

. >>> local doomsdayer harold camping has a new message. >> we want him captured and alive for the trialral video setting out to change the world. fast growing internet campaign to bring an african warlord >>> good friday morning. 5:42. beautiful live picture of the bay from our east bay camera looking across with the moonlight shining on the bay catching that glorious glow. nothing else needs to be said. rest of the newscast cancelled, sing it. >> 5:42. oakland radio evangelist who warned the world it would end last may is now calling his prediction incorrect and sinful. 90-year-old harold camping posted the message saying he has learned the painful lesson that god will end time in his time not ours. he added he has no new evidence pointing to another doomsday date. >>> pat robertson is jumping on the bandwagon. he says people should not be sent to prison for marijuana prison. he said it should be treated the sameacm as drinking alcohol. he made the statements in a largeer context on the failure of war and drugs which he says has cost millions with little positive effect. >>> documentar

woody harold is her mentor. woody haroldson is her mentor. >> this is the time to show everything.mes are on. the violence is less graphic than in the book. tempered with shaky camera and quick cuts designed to keep the lucrative pg-13 rating. readers will approve. i have one issue, but >> millions of readers have made this almost cult-like. the film is intense and certainly not for young children. many of the themes are metaphors for today's society. stanley's performance is worth an award consideration. i have to say the makeup and the costumes are outrageous. they are over the top. it will do great box office and i have to give it almost, but not quite, a full bucket. i'm don sanchez, abc7 news. we will see you "on the isle." >> a woman who always gets a full bucket joins us now, lisa argen. >> my friend. we are about three hours delayed in the onset of the rain but it's here in the north bay. pressing through san francisco right now. it's over into the east bay. a little slow to start in daly city and certainly in the south bay you are not seeing anything, but it will stay with

harold waller reportedly had one pistol and a holster, and three in his carry-on bag.und more guns and ammunition in his parked car. he is being held without bail and face as rather long list of charges.

one of the people who made that reputati reputation was harold, the son of alva and william vanderbilt. this is the bed room. here is this young woman who is crazy about another man, not the duke. her mother has just what many believe has faked a heart attack. her mother's friend has said consuelo you need to do something to help get your mother back in good health. the only thing that is going to get her back into good health is agreeing to mary the duke of mar marlboro. her friends cannot get into see her. there are all of her letters that she writes to friends outside are not getting delivered. her father is traveling so she has no one to talk to. her brothers are too young to understand what it is like to be forced into a marriage and so, i think that this bedroom must have been a place where she did a lot of soul searching and a lot of misery keeping if you will. trying to reconcile in her mind what her mother wanted for her and for the family and what she wanted and as we know from history. she agreed that the duke would be a good husband and went onto accept his marriage proposa

this leads victims to believe that the -- this is harold clark simmons. how do we know simmons has gone over the edge? under obama, corporate promise has reached record highs, stocks have doubled, and as we discussed today, obama health reform followed ostensible public design and his capital has fallen to all-time lows. simmons is plainly deluded. this is the brain of a csr victim. doctors believe this occurs in a lobe called the medula. the bold action actually saves capitalism from itself. instead they lose all ability to see things as they are, a roundabout communist lurking around every corner. obviously, csr victims don't need our money. sometimes just knowing people care enough to reach out can make all the difference. so send your tweets to at matt miller now. in other words, harold simmons, you're going to be all right. and please, act now. because if you had a billion dollars and a total detachment from reality, this could be you. >>> coming up, the big bang of the digital universe. the true story of the band of geniuses who created our dpu comp

. >> i am going to be working as harold also i can to make bullying a hate crime. >> reporter: the tormentullying has wounded generations of people, as meryl streep recalled this week. >> this one bully was hitting my legs with a stick until they bled. >> reporter: streep spoke at a manhattan screening for a powerful new movie called, simply, "bully." at the heart of the movie is the story of a 15-year-old boy, alex, who is emerging as one of the heroes of the anti-bullying molt. >> most kids don't want to be around me. i feel like i belong somewhere else. >> reporter: by word of mouth and soerl media and a big hollywood studio push, "bully" has become a movie. >> they punch me in the jaw, strangle me, take things from me. they push me so far that i want to become the bully. >> reporter: this is a movie that takes you inside the real world of bullies, their victims and the adults who somehow can't seem to stop it. >> they are stabbing him with pencils and choking him and, you know -- >> i wish i could say i could make it stop. i'm not going to lie to you. i can't. >> reporter: the film ope

we'll hear from harold moore, with the first battalion seventh calvary regimen. and we'll hear his recollections of the battle that he knew that would reverberate in washington, d.c. and hanoi. >> general moore, thank you for being with us today. i am dr. richard perrone conducting this oral history interview and today is november 10th, 2005, we're in washington, d.c. at the 40th anniversary reunion of the battle for the veterans. sir, there's a lot we need to discuss. i would like to ask you something in general before we get to the events that surrounded that. can you talk to memphis about yourself and your training and what you brought with you to vietnam in 1965? and how you saw your men? what you wanted to do with them and how you trained them up for that job? >> well, this would-be will take about an hour. i'll cut it back to a few minutes. ask i was in the 82nd airborne, i jump-tested chutes. i did this for 2 1/2 years for the cia. had a few sporting events, which were life-threatening. which taught me ethe primary lesson of always keep focused when you're

the day of rapture predicted by harold camping passed without calamity. his second date was october 21st. that came and went. quote we humbly acknowledge we were wrong camping and staff wrote to a letter of support irs and posted on the website. >>> this is video that you have to see to believe. surveillance cameras from two different buildings caught violent tornado in kentucky. the winds quickly became violent knocking over trees, moving a car and pulling pieces right off of a house. randy was in the basement taking cover and the cameras outside of his house were rolling. powerful tornados taking everything down in its path. down the street, surveillance at a pharmacy was rolling. and customer rides out the storm in the parking lot. >>> republican presidential hopefuls are duking it out before primaries this the states of alabama and mississippi. rick santorum won the kansas caucus saturday. he nudged out newt gingrich and saying he needs to step aside. santorum said a head to head contest between himself and mitt romney should occur sooner rather than

i heard harold ford talking about this. we should be watching tennessee results a lot. >> chuck todd, thank you very much. we will be back with you. david gregory is the moderator of "meet the press" david let me ask you to weigh in on the last point chuck was making about tennessee being too early to call, oklahoma being too early to call, that is not a definitive characterization of the race, it means we'll know more soon and tell you then, but is that in fact good news for mitt romney that this hasn't been called for one of the other candidates already? >> i think it is, because if you think about what romney has to do tonight it's not only try to begin to close the door here, can he lock up the nomination and i think as we have been talking about ohio is being key to doing that can he expand the base of support not just geographically but within the coalition he will need to unite the party? lower income primary voters, more culturally conservative, classify themselves as very conservative, can he get those voters. expa

. >> harold schmidt has said that he will not resign, despite being stripped of his university doctorate amidst accusations of plagiarism. he told the hungarian television that he can meet current academic standards. the university withdrew his doctorate on thursday when the committee found he had copied large parts of his thesis. credit-card companies mastercard and visa are investigating a security breach in the united states that may have released the details of millions of customers. the customers -- the company says that a third-party vendor is at fault. the numbers from 10 million accounts may have been stolen when customers use their cards in new york. military and diplomatic pressure is growing. rebels in the north of mali have seized a town and troops have abandoned their positions. the leader of the coup has made an appeal for outside help in preserving their territorial integrity. >> they condemned the government handling of the conflict in the north, but taking power has not helped to solve the problem. instead the rebels have found a benefit. the military junta is beginning

the greek finance minister harold the final deal with investors, which wipes out a chunk of the government debt burden. >> this agreement we have reached with the private sector is excellent. it is an historic day for the greece and the greek parliament, for the greek people, and the national economy. >> how far does this deal with private creditors go to help greece balance its books? private institutions and individuals hold 206 billion euros of the debt. they have agreed to take losses which will cut that to 101 billion. that leaves 162 billion euros of other debt held by european authority's and the imf. in total, it is still projected to be at least 120% of gdp. with that burden still hanging over a weakening greek economy, some experts think the country will struggle to pay back the loans. >> at the moment, economic output is in freefall. they have been in recession for the last four years. this is where greece needs investment, structure, reform, and to get economic output growing. you are unable to pay back any amount of debt without it. >> the german finance minister was urging ca

austin harold was expelled after tweeting a floor letter expletive. he claims it was sent -- a four letter expletive. he claims it was sent from his own computer on his own time, but it was done while i was on campus. the principal admits all tweets are tracked by a student once they log in. so that means it could have tracked tweets austin did send from home. the senior is headed to an alternative school just so he can graduate. the kid claims he sent it on his own time from his own computer and even if he didn't, it's t is his twitter account and good lord -- it is his twitter account and good lord, it's just one four letter curse word to get kicked out for that? what about freedom of expression? what about your thoughts on that? the address is mailbag at wusa9.com. >> rain this weekend still to come. >> but first i is running for the -- he is running for the republican nomination, but isn't on the ballot. he's here in a minute. >>> a big endorsement today in the race for the republican presidential nomination. mitt romney takes the stage in wiscons

>> sabes con quiÉn tenemos que juntar a harold?obsesiÓn, Él me empezÓ a acosar, le escribiÓ una carta una medicina que habÍa muerto, que lo habÍa matado yo, por la forma que lo habÍa tratado, pero no era un amigo. un dÍa me lo encontrÉ, sabiendo que me habÍa amenazado de muerte, dejÉ de atender telÉfonos, regresar cartas que no las leÍa, creo que ierta se cansÓ pero fu una Época horrible. no creo en las armas, odio las armas, y la violencia. >> asi que bueno, afortunadamente ya pasÓ esa etapa de maribel guardia, ahorita en las redes sociales se nos ocurra poner voy a tal parte, y eso puede ser muy peligroso porque hay gente fanÁtica que de pronto los puede persguir. >> erika bonfil tuvo un fan que le diÓ un postazo. >> muchachos, bueno, les comento del hijo de josÉ josé, de es un homenaje que le va a rendir a su padre, por toda esta trayectoria tan exitosa que tiene con su mÚsica, asÍ que felicidades. >> buena onda no? >> asÍ es. sabes cuÁl serÍa un buen espectÁculo teatral? la vida de juan gabrielrta amaia ivisiocon su@@ncionespie

. >> harold? >> you've got to be gutsy if you're going to get education reform done, because we want your future to be -- >> keep it going, cole, wrap it up. >> i'll pass my time to melissa harris-perry. >> i think part of what i learned today that education is not for snobs. education is for everyone! >> i learned that harold ford is a champion of big oil. what did you learn, jose? >> i learned two things. my daughter lost her front tooth fairy and the tooth fairy's been giving a lot more money than i thought recently. that's what i learned. >> now ask willie, if it's way too early, what time is it? >> if it's way too early, what time is it? >> good job, my man, cole. it's "morning joe." >>> four days to go before super tuesday. mitt romney, not even campaigning in a super tuesday state. why? he's learned from past mistakes. he's focused on washington's standard caucuses, even though no delegates are awarded. will romney's "whatever it takes" strategy pay off tomorrow and on tuesday? >>> and so m

. >>> troy harold disappeared nearly three years ago and police are still looking to resolve her case saturday will mark the 30-year disappearance of the little girl. she walked home to -- to a nearby store, she never arrived. >>> thousands of demonstrators demanding justice this morning. >> sherrie johnson has new doassmentsz. what us? >> lot of people are talking in this case. tonight there will be a rally at 7:00 p.m. at the church where trayvon martin in atlanta, hosted by the national action network. in the city of sanford city commissioners passed a no confidence vote in their police chief. they don't like the way he's handled the case in the death of the teen. sanford police haven't arrested george zimmerman who said he shot 17-year-old trayvon martin in self-defense last month. police have said they have no evidence that disputes his self-defense claim. a lack of action has sparked outrage including a demonstration in new york city yesterday. an on-line petition commanding -- demanding an arrest has gained 890,000 signatures. a sanford commissioner explained their vote. >> bec

. >> investigators say that harold waller was armed, dangerous, and ready to board a flight to phoenix thursday afternoon. instead of the dry desert air this 45 year-old resident of montana would soon be headed for a dusty cell at the sacramento county jail. as he made his way through the security checkpoints tsa agents uncovered a firearm in his carry-on and a full pat down revealed that he hated a gun in a holster. a 45 automatic with 12 rounds in the magazine and a round in the chamber. the suspect had to 2 in. folding knives, and one for inch folding knife. but that is not all. inside of his bags officers found three more guns including to loaded 25 caliber automatic weapons with six rounds in the magazine and a 9 mm smith and wesson. a search of his car which he parked off of airport property uncovered eight more guns. some of them loaded. for a grand total of 12 guns. three nights. and 192 rounds of ammunition. >> there are a lot of crazy people out there, and, you just never know who is armed, you need to protect yourself at all times. >> even the most seasoned traveler shocked

harold camping does not understand the year of jubilee. he thinks he does. march 21, 1996, began the year of jubilee. it was the first state to the countdown of the second trumpet, which happened 2000 days later, which was 9/11. i predicted this event 30 days before it happened, because it is in the bible. i am not trying to toot my own horn. as far as i know, i am the only one who made this prediction. john macarthur is personally my favorite preacher. unfortunately, they did not teach me this. i wish they did so people would not accuse me of bragging. the point is this. the board are closed up and sealed until the time of the end. we are at the time of the in. -- of the end. i speculate the judgment day will be 1335 days into the new sabbatical cycle, based on daniel chapter 12, which talks about the blessing to the elect that will come after 1335 days. that ended at the end of the sabbaticals let go. if i had an hour, i could explain logically, consistently, mathematically to you. president chiu: thank you very much. next speaker. >> good afternoon. my na