this video of when hayek breast fed a little boy went viral.en breast-feed perfect strangers. perhaps beyonce was trying to make amention. when she gave birth to blue ivy, she and jay-z rented an entire wing of lenox hill hospital. a breast-feeding group threatened to sue. now, beyonce has joined the breast-feeding brigade. asserting her right to breast-feed, even wh with paparazzi in hot pursuit. i'm david wright for "nightline," in los angeles. >> go, beyonce. tonight, a recap of our top story. that line of the deadly storms across the nation's

hayek auditorium, and this is the inaugural event for this auditorium, so we're especially proud to be hosting it for you. as you may have noticed, we are not yet finished with everything. the furniture has not yet arrived for the podium, and we've got some other touching up to do, but that goes with construction. and we're very fortunate to be as far along as we are. today the topic is, of course, the subject of next week, namely is the patient protection and affordable care act constitution n constitutional. monday the supreme court begins six hours of oral argument running over three days on that question. this will be a preview, both pro and con, of those oral arguments. our first panel will look at the question whether congress can order individuals to buy health insurance, the individual mandate. our second panel right after lunch we'll ask whether congress can use its taxing power to compel states to expand their medicaid coverage. without doubt, florida, the department of health and human is services, is the most important case to come before the supreme court in several decade

hayek. >> f.a. hayek, i think, is one of the great economists of the -- of the 20th century. he's a -- he's the fellow who wrote the road to serfdom. he wrote it during you know, i guess in the middle of the -- about 1946. and he was sending up a warning about the move towards socialism and its threats on liberty. he's written a number of books, the constitution of liberty. and he's written a number of papers. and he, along with milton friedman and some others were -- they founded the mont pelerin society which, in 1946 which i'm proud to say i'm a member of and our society, i think we can boast of somewhere between either eight or nine nobel laureate economists around the world who's -- who are members of our society. >> what does that society do? >> well, we -- what we do? we have -- we have a -- meetings in different places around the globe and we discuss the threats on liberty. we're not -- we had no -- we're not politically affiliated. we avoid you know, news conferences and things like this, although our particular, you know, individual members can do that. but the mont

. >> and selma hayek is going to play you? >> no, it's going to be me. >> what do you think, rudy? >> i think it's great. the chemistry just did not gel and i think we're there now. i think they are pleased with the actors that they have chosen. so i think they are going to do a great job. we have had other folks in our play that went to go audition. so you'll probably see some of those in the background. >> and y'all have been very patient because, again, it's been almost 19 years. we still don't have a movie. we still don't have a national holiday. >> not a national holiday. >> con tiempo? [ speaking in spanish ] >> it's getting there every year little by little. >> that is awesome. >> it's kind of hard. there were tons of republicans that were against it. they didn't want so the navy goes, he served in the navy and the navy's doing it and that's it. they were against a lot of stuff. >> you're having, again, a breakfast. tell us about the events that you're having. >> the first event this month is the annual cesar chavez golf tournament and the money goes to the scholarship. we'r

bonita manera de saber su vida porque los otros niños tengan la oportunidad de ver qué actividades hayeklguien la tiene sandra, y qué mejor manera de mantener sus gustos con sus pequeños. >> extrajo la pequeña mundo en un día como hoy. y su ausencia es aún muy dolorosa. >> nos informó melodías como más adelante matizaciones en 14. nota formal contra la es velocista como leeremos de que la acusan. queremos una invitación para que les quedan rebotar las ciudadanía, bien habría varios expertos en emigración que podrán ayudarlo con este trámite. para aclarar cualquier duda que tenga sobre la ciudadanía estadounidense. >> que tal gusto de saludarlos bueno, vamos a hablar de los códices actuales, y después entramos por lo que a pasar esa noche mañana. si encuentras en el termómetro, el frente frío número 30 de la temporada que está cubriendo de esta zona, eso ya va a generar o está quedando ya para nosotros un descenso en la temperatura. probursa contar con estabilidad y esta zona para establecer el próximo sistema frontal está cara norte. como se debaten desmanes luego trata ese momento. >> m

celebrity pitches is salma hayek. paltrow is pitching the clean program and even george clooney admitted to a short diet of only liquefied fruits and vegetables in a cleanse. >> three to five days is a minium. >> the cleansing program costs $48 a day plus delivery. it costs $65 a day at new york-based blueprint cleanse, big on wall street even among men who prefer to cleanse in groups. >> we're see significant numbers of groups of dudes drinking juice together. >> some warn you should cleanse in moderation and some juices have more sugar than soda. they suggest juice smoothies and yogurt drinks topped a billion for a habit that can be expensive and hard. >> at my buddhist center, people were doing it to like be healthy and so i tried it. >> nothing said trend like people talking about it from a buddhist center to the trading floors of wall street. cnbc los angeles. >> i'm missing the boat. i need to get on board. >> i can't do it. it's difficult. >>. >> i like my solid foods. let's go on to the radar. a lot of you lik

hayek understood, and slowly made more and more clear that a modern economy is an organic thing.and is capable of imagination and creativity. not the mechanical thing of crude keynesianism. i argue in my recent work that to be a part of that system is, for most people, the only way by which they can expect to have a good life, a life of exploration and discovery and engagement. use of their mind and their emotions. roles understood and economic justice involves, not just transfer of payments to people to permit them to consume more, or to work less, or not work at all. that was at all what he meant by economic justice. for rolles, economic justice, justice involves modifying the distribution of their rewards from work in a society economy to favor the less advantaged as much as possible. interestingly in his last decade, hayek the allied himself with rolles' perspectives on hoping with time the country will become persuaded that this is the way to go, but this is the only way by which we can get back to the and economy with the excitement and the sense of challenge and progress t

hayek auditorium. to see all of you out here, it's a beautiful facility. i hope to come here many times again in the future. it's also a great pleasure to be debating my friend, elizabeth wydra, someone whom i've debated this issue on numerous occasions in the past and someone with who i co-authored an amicus brief to the right to bear arms in chicago which the center supported in filing that brief. i think they're to be commended for that act of commitment to the original meeting of the actual constitution. today i'm charged with giving you a briefing, an overview of the lawsuit that you're going to hear next week, a lawsuit that as ilya told you, is going to consume six hours after argument spread over three days. that's the longest argument time being allotted in 47 years. no matter how this case is decided, no matter how the court comes out, there's already been one claim that has been refuted by the fact that the court granted is six hours of oral argument over three days. that is the challenge to the affordable care act and the individual mandate is

hayek. >> a great mind, who wrote "the road to serfdom." he was putting out a warning on the move to socialism and the threats on liberty. he has written a number of books, and a number of papers, and he and milton friedman, they founded the society in 1946 -- that i am a member of. we have between 8 or 9 nobel laureate economists. >> what does the society do? >> we have meetings in different places around the globe, where we discuss the threats on liberty. we are not politically affiliated. we avoid news conferences and things like that, although the individual members can do this. but the society is kind of bipartisan, or at least a week -- we do not seek publicity. >> thomas sole. >> this is another great economist, although he is still alive and kicking, and he just sent me a copy of his 47th book. he is a brilliant economist. he has done some of the best writing on issues having to deal with race, and as a number of people -- a number of people know him because of his writings on -- excuse me. a number of people are familiar with him b

celebrity pitchmen include selma hayek who started cooler cleanse four years ago, gwenyth paltrow pitchingite, and even rugged george clooney has admitted to a short diet of only liquified fruits and vegetables in a cleanse. java juice is offering more blended juices putting more focus on juice and less on the other ingredients like this new one which mixes apple juice with greens. which is exactly how it tastes. >> three to five days is the standard minimum. >> reporter: pressed juiceary's jasmine jacobsen says its cleansing program costs $48 a day plus delivery. it costs $65 a day at new york based blueprint cleanse, now very big on wall street, even among men who prefer to cleanse in groups. >> we definitely see significant numbers of groups of dudes drinking juice together. >> reporter: some doctors warn you should cleanse in moderation and some juices have more sugar in them than soda. even so, the beverage industry expects juice smoothies and yogurt drinks to top a billion dollars by 2015 for a habit that can be expensive and hard. >> at my buddhist center people were doing it just t

he is not a guy that spends reading hayek in his spare time. >> ooh. >> he is not a winger in his soullly a conservative guy who is a sensible guy with a reasonable kind of agenda. >> but winger might not be out of the wind. he had a big win in illinois. more important, his speech was superb. and it was a conservative moral defense of free enterprise, economic freedom, free market capitalism, which plenty of jabs against professor obama. now, does that speech shift anything? does it move him forward? does it bring conservatives back into his camp? >> what kevin said, he may not have read but he has lived that. romney is at his best when he is talking about barack obama, professor bob, the feartician, if person who have made have read but never experienced it. when he shows the difference between someone who has lived and worked in a real economy. >> and praises it. and the rewards. and the successes. >> and he is is not shy about it. >> professional obama doesn't get this. he taxes. he regulates. he just doesn't understand. is that the campaign speech for the general election? is that

. >> and the celebs are going for it, and salma hayek got into it a . >> that's the vernacular, i'm doing yoga women say this. >> how does it taste, jane? that good, huh? >> better than a bacon milk shake. >> all right, jane wells, the all right. with the all-new e-trade 360 investing dashboard. e-trade 360 is the world's first investing homepage that shows you where all your investments are and what they're doing with free streaming quotes, news, analysis and even your trade ticket. everything exactly the way you want it, all on one page. transform your investing with the all-new e-trade 360 investing dashboard. c'mon dad! i'm here to unleash my inner cowboy. instead i got heartburn. [ horse neighs ] hold up partner. prilosec isn't for fast relief. try alka-seltzer. it kills heartburn fast. yeehaw! >>> all right. we've got negative across the board but not by much considering the very big run we had yesterday. industrials lower by 2 1/2 points, still above 13,000, the nasdaq is lower by nearly seven, but way above 3000, 3033. >>> let's go to the charts here, goldman sachs intraday after

if you saw grownups 1 with adam sandler and kevin james and salma hayek, one of the funniest movies id be a hoot of a summer on cape cod. >> maria bello actress and activist, thank you for being with us today. >> thank you so much. >>> time to check stories making news this morning. now, at least 12 people have died in that tornado outbreak across the midwest. six alone in the southern illinois town of harrisburg. five of them actually in the building that ashleigh has been standing in front of all morning. 20 twisters were spotted in at least seven states. devastating images there. >>> and the numbers are in from the wyoming caucuses and mitt romney comes out on top. the former massachusetts governor defeating rick santorum by seven points while picking up ten more delegates to santorum's nine. >>> and it is the end of a nightmare at sea. the crippled "costa allegra" cruise ship reaching land after losing power on monday. it was towed by a french fishing boat with over 1,000 passengers aboard. we'll finally hear from those passengers. >>> soledad o'brien will join us with a look at w

president for foreign policy studies here at cato and it is my great pleasure to welcome you to the new hayek auditorium into the newly redesigned cato institute. so welcome. we are very fortunate to have for this conference a terrific lineup. two panels. it is my privilege to be able to introduce them. i do want to thank the support for this project and really congratulate and thank mcauley, justin logan who is responsible for organizing it. i think many of you here in the audience of the bias, but for those of you watching online for your benefit -- what's that? or an c-span, they can migrate quickly went to introduce the four panelists speaking in the order they will speak and then i would get out of the way and let them get started. our first speaker will be michael adler and reporter for john thrasher press covered the uprising in burma in 1988 and the reconstruction of kuwait after the first world war, the war in bosnia and moving in the german capital to berlin. he also covered with two in zaire. he covered the iranian nuclear crisis extensive label in vienna from 2002 until 2007 he wa

last week the journal had a piece on hayek.ago last week and draghi said the social experiment in europe has ended, it's just not working. are you frustrated we are once again examining whether some type of social democracy is the best way to go in this country again? we're at this point looking for some type of neocapitalism because in the mainstream media there is a -- they are positing that capitalism has failed because of the financial crisis. >> joe, i'm going to send you a copy of my book because you and i are in some ways kin dread spirits. you wrote a book about capitalism -- >> yes, the paper back comes out tomorrow. we're going to have an ad in the wall street journal and we even changed the subtitle. it's so important. and we didn't plan this, honestly. it's important to start telling our children that it's great to go into the giving fields, that's fine, that's a wonderful thing to do, to go into social work or charity work but if you start a company and give someone a job or give a hundred people a job and entrepre

it's hard for me to see in the new hayek auditorium because these lights are really bright. >> they are. >> milton hoenig at the international center for terrorism studies. in going for a diplomatic solution, how do you deal with the iea's persistent demand for answers to its questions about the military dimensions of iran's program? >> michael, can you take that one? >> sure. um, right now the iaea is seeking to get access to parchin where they think in this container which is in the shack that iran may have done, tested the trigger for a nuclear weapon and may have used uranium in doing it. so you have a kind of line in the sand being drawn by the iea. you have a confrontation which could really play big in the june report. that said, i don't think any of this will impact the diplomatic process, and i've been told that by people from several members of the p5+1. and, first of all, it's not new that iran is cooperating with the iaea, not new that they're hiding work the from the iaea. and i think there is a divorce between the diplomatic process and the iaea operation. so whatever happ

against abuse, so-defined, we are following the instruction of that particular economist, friedrich hayekcifically at what he said. there was great support for dealing with efforts to support individuals. >> we have possibly two votes on the house floor. members may want to do that. we will come back and hear your testimony. miss can say go for one minute. -- canseco for one minute. >> this week, just across the street from the capital, we have been reminded about the constitutional limits of our federal government, as the president's health care law appears to be in serious jeopardy. unfortunately, i believe it will not be very long before matters involving the cfpb end up in the very same place. we must be ever so mindful today that president obama gave a recess appointment to mr. cordray despite the fact that the senate was in session at the time, a black and white matter despite the administration's been there is some gray there-- administration spin there is some gray there. this has set up an unnecessary constitutional crisis at the time we can least afford it. with that, i yield ba