hubbard. he will join us in just a minute after this news update. >> the number of americans seeking unemployment rate has climbed to a four-month high. analysts say that increase partly reflects seasonal distortions of around the spring holidays. the labor department says weekly applications increased 28,000 to a seasonally-adjusted 385,000. that is the highest level since 2000. the government issues the march employment report. connecticut response to the law today.comes and the governor will sign the bill early this morning. it includes new restrictions on weapons and large capacity magazines. that measure addresses mental health and school security measures. and finally, the maryland house of delegates passed what would be the nation's most restrictive gun control measures yesterday. and it bans assault weapons and on magazines that hold more than 10 bullets. that bill returns to the maryland state senate, which is expected to sign off on the charges made to the house. >> it is important t

ron hubbard, are there any instructions whatsoever in your dealing with people with drugs and alcoholro? >> zero. >> reporter: he showed us certificates that he received as a, quote, unquote, certified drug and alcohol counselor in michigan. they came from an organization called the pita group, run by a narconon arrowhead contractor. >> reporter: that's the kind of thing you got? >> yeah. they put a seal on it to make it look official. stick it on your wall and an unsuspecting public will be none the wiser. >> what did you do to get this? >> wrote a check? >> reporter: that's it? no test? >> nothing. >> reporter: it feels like fraud. >> it is absolutely fraud. >> reporter: the pita group denied the assertions and says it requires 20 hours of training and two years experience to obtain a certificate. >> reporter: do you blame narconon for your daughter's death? >> absolutely. >> robert's daughter stacy died of an overdose inside narconon arrowhead in july. he and other families of the sde deceased have sued narconon. murray says the success rate of 75% is what drew them to narconon. yo

boy's id says, "mark hubbard." born in 1986.s library card from antioch high, and, yes, he was moved. i'll find you for the post. particular attention to the fingernails, please. if there's an epithelial, i'll dig it out. calleigh, check out what i found in here. the real damage is over here. watch your step. high-velocity spatter, 100-feet-plus per second... it's consistent with a gunshot. a shot in the back, right? well, after his head's hit, he didn't go anywhere, so... trajectory suggests that he was bent over. mist is waist high. and there's the projectile. i'm going to take that with me. bat bag, crumpled. maybe that's why he was bent over, reaching for it. bat bag, scoreboard... maybe there's a theme here. well, blood pool is here, so he was bleeding out. there's a second hit on the wall over here. which means he managed to make his way over, and dropped to his knees. and was shot a second time. the suspect dragged him from here... to the cemetery. there was a third person here. yeah, there's a void in the blood. caine: w

that was since however, carl hubbard. the longest giants' streak since coral hubbard in 1936. 16 starts. since carl hubbard. >>gary: would that really be inspiring? for perhaps a single working mother? >> pam: maybe if she would want raise a baseball player! [laughter] >> gary: they should do the life story of barry siegel some people say. but the life story. people can do what they want. and if you would like to say that feel free to e-mail www.kron4.com warriors clinch the warriors beat minnesota last night to clinch their first playoff berth since 2007, and just their 2nd in 19 years but celebration is short livedwith four games to go david lee and company need to win to hang onto the 6th spot and avoid drawing san antonio or oklahoma city in the 1st round warriors back at practice today - preparing for thunder still, it is going to be a difficult game but i probably won three of the last four games. so to go hand in hand with every want to be. >> you have to enjoy the process and to celebrate each step along the way. key to it into perspective but at the same time it is a

mother of catherine hubbard, we can't forget that humanity is good.hat after what they've gone through, it's just astounding to us. they're really courageous people. >> yeah, liz, on that same note, you talked to some first responders like sergeant david calgrin who was saying for him he's had to focus on the fact that they got a lot of kids out safely. for him, he says that's a healing trigger. how are the survivors managing to help heal the community? >> well, one thing that dave said, you know, david, the sergeant was one of the first four people there that day. he decided to talk to us because we wanted to talk about healing. he talked about finding a new normal. that what they've lived through is something -- there are really no words for him to convey what he saw. he said those who have been in war zones would understand. but he said he focuses on the children that he got out that day. he says it helps him when people come up to him on the street and say, thank you for helping my son and daughter get out of school that day. what they've lived th

doesn't take it long to heat up. >> when captain hubbard made one for us, it didn't look bad. it was almost like making your average meatloaf but the inmates described it as being so horrible, they acted like it was the worst thing you could possibly have. when in actuality, i'd seen things on the menu that were much worse looking than this meal loaf. >> by reputation they don't care for it at all. i've tasted it. it's not really that bad. >> inmate carlos alexander would be his own judge. >> this is horrible. >> [ bleep ] that's good. are you for real man? this is good! >> it tastes like cardboard. y'all ought to try some of this. jake you want to eat that? >> i want salt and pepper. that's cheating though, right? >> you don't like it. >> it isn't that bad. it actually wasn't too bad. it was very bland, but if you have the right condiments, it would have been like a standard meatloaf, almost. unfortunately, the inmates in seg never have the right condiments. >> that's horrible. i don't think a dog would eat that. >>> coming up, when it comes to inmate workouts, creativity, te

think it is leo strauss who is the director of the atomic energy commission when he was asked about hubbard's curve after he gave a thought he said by nine hundred seventy energy would be too cheap to meter they fired him almost immediately but they never really wanted to live and there's also been discredited he's been sort of discredited in the year set reason look at it he had some very simple analysis there's a thing called stephens bolt on what stuff about the cost of something versus temperature and we had temperature high temperature reactors that were safer than anything we ever built but it's all been hidden by the military industrial complex but we we could have built a massive quantum ounce of energy into many road the scenarios in the cities not only populated better computers but very low cost free energy. a supply of energy the dynamics of energy the connection between energy and the government stablished rent as broken down to a large degree a and so again going forward with things like three d. printing bitcoin and other solutions if forms what i think of as like the resistanc

ip, 7 hits, 0 runs, 4 k's giants have won zito's last 16 starts - longest giants streak since carl hubbard in 1936 giants win 10-0 here's zito after game kevin durant visits giants vo/sot >> i was the first baseman. in my junior year. it was a tough adjustment for me. >> did you hit the curve ball? >> i did not make contact with any ball. >> gary: they're going to be plying the warriors andoklahoma city thunder star kevin durant is in town to play the warriors tomorrow - and decided to hang out with the giants on his off day durant says his favorite player on the team is buster posey because of his "intensity" durant also said he played a little high school baseball, >>gary:warriors clinch the warriors beat minnesota last night to clinch their first playoff berth since 2007, and just their 2nd in 19 years but celebration is short livedwith four games to go david lee and company need to win to hang onto the 6th spot and avoid drawing san antonio or oklahoma city in the 1st round warriors back at practice today - preparing for tomorrow's matchup with the thunder >> we had one heck of an acco

ron hubbard. if we had jamie and ben's grabbed father on the panel. >> that's a panel.k: his grandfather of course wrote "citizen kane." of course we don't know who sent the ricin. i don't want to pull a fox news, and say it's the immigrants. the ricin throws a curveball. what do you think? immediately people start speculating. he was the one who voted to stop the filibuster on the gun control. >> first of all, i don't think you could find 500 americans who know who roger wicker is. i don't mean to disparage him but i don't know that that makes it a little surprising, that it's someone unless it's a random selection of a senator then it was someone paying rather close attention to the incident cruises of the senate if he was singled out because you'd be hard pressed to find five senators less known than him. cenk: that's right. when i saw it, i was like roger wicker, that seems weird to me. when i heard the n.r.a. angle and don't get me wrong, the n.r.a. has nothing to do with this, it's gun control legislation. if that's the correct theory, it could have been anybody m

charlotte bacon and dan yan barden and olivia engle and josephine gaye and madeline shoe and kathryn hubbard and chase kowalski and jesse lewis and james and grace mcdonnell and emily parker and jack pinto and noah pause ner and careline and jessica and benjamin wheeler and allison wyatt and their siblings, moms and dads. >> meantime, in a close vote, maryland's house of delegates passed new gun legislation that's expected to pass the senate including a measure to fingerprint gun buyers. the president made the case new gun laws are common sense for the nation. >> we are not gonna wait for the next newtown or the next aurora before we act. i genuinely believe that's what the overwhelming amount of americans, i don't care what party they belong to, they want to see progress. i want to bring in jose and neah maleeka henderson, good morning. >> good morning. >> to the president's point, jose, there's a brand-new poll out showing 91% support background checks, 88% of gun owners support it. i know you are a gun owner. we have talked about it before. how does a lawmaker say this isn't what the amer

olivia engel and josephine, and ana marquez-greene and dylan hockley and madeleine hsu, and catherine hubbard and chase kowalski and jesse lewis and james mattioli and grace mcdonnell and emilie parker and jack pinto and noah pozner and caroline previdi and jessica rekos and benjamin wheeler and allison wyatt and their siblings and their moms and their dads. >> senator, this has been a good bipartisan day up there in connecticut, hasn't it? in regards to this bill. >> it sure has been. senator mckinney is a good friend and colleague of mine. i sit next to him in the state senate. and he read the names of all of the children, the elementary schoolchildren, their teachers, and administrators, 26 in all, who lost their lives. that was a tipping point in connecticut. it should be a tipping point for the entire country to take action. >> well, let's get to that. thank you so much, senator williams, for getting that bill through, getting it signed and setting an example for the country. >>> joining me right now is larry pratt from a different side of the argument. executive director of the gun owne

by the way, glenn hubbard, i could put him in.iw, all smarter than i, they can do the job much better. i want to ask you honestly, as a reporter, extraordinaire on these subjects. >> thank you. >> do you think janet yelin would run the fed any differently than bernanke, he is buying bonds, adding to the base, he's hoping to get the economy moving again. do you think there will be a difference between yelin and bernanke? >> no, i mean, she's been the little engine behind all of his movement down this track. so, you know, i think that she would stick to these policy, but she would have a dilemma. and this is the dilemma. a lot of people, a lot of her critics and people on the market see her as very dubbish. >> right. >> so there is a question whether she would be forced to prove herself by pulling back sooner than ben bernanke who has this credibility already kind of built up. whether she would have to prove herself by pulling back more quickly. frankly, i think she wouldn't. i think she has very much taken the lessons of the depres

catherine hubbard. chase kowalski. jesse lewis. james mattioli. grace mcdonnell. emilie parker.roline providi. jessica. aviel richmond. ben wheeler. and allison wyatt. if only for pity's sake, give these children a vote.

katherine hubbard loved animals so much, she made business cards that read, caretaker to the animals.arted an animal shelter in her honor. single mother scarlet lewis still feels moments of profound grief, but also feels immense love. >> i feel my purpose is to perpetuate the message that has been created basically by this tragedy, which is choosing love. you see signs all over the town, newtown and sandy hook choose love. >> reporter: she stayed with family immediately after learning of her son, jesse's, death. but when she returned home, she found this message scribbled in her child's writing. nurturing, healing, love. scarlet lewis has started an organization called jesse lewis choose love.org. and other families have formed similar groups. we'll have a link on "the situation room" blog of all the various ways you can help the families directly impacted by the shooting in newtown. i've got to tell you, wolf, it was a tough story to put together when you hear some of of the emotional stories of the families. it's not just the parents, but the families. their siblings and everything

elron hubbard is such an impressive man, so much more impressive than jesus christ. >> wait until somebody brings up the fact. >> ridiculous. >> that they want signscientology. >> the idea 34 people in today's time would say we ought to have a state religion. hello! again,ists in philadelphia over the weekend. there are some people in philadelphia 200 and something years ago who had a different idea. >> that's still the idea that prevails. first amendment of the constitution. hey, by the way, a couple of other issues here, president obama -- by the way, speaking of state religion, i've got to tell you, the president had a prayer service at the whitehouse on friday. i just want to tell you one more time. i think that is a terrible mistake and a terrible precedent to set. he's not the first president who has done it. prayer services do not belong in the white house. they or the congressional building are the house office buildings and the u.s. capitol. they don't belong in the senate office buildings and i can't believe that the president, even though he is a christian, still continues this

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later, thomas hubbard joins us. he served in the bush administration from 2001-2004. we will take your calls, e- mails, and tweets. each morning at 7 eastern on c- span. >> it is important to remember a central banker, his tools are limited. a central banker cannot control everything that goes on in the economy. us, it is very important what they do, and they really do shape the course of the economy's of the world. that said, at the end of the day, they do have finite powers they can use. they have a dial and they can say we will put more money into the economy or less. it is a lot more complicated as that -- than that. they can regulate banks and try to influence things in other ways. but to think that everything that has gone wrong is their fault is wrong. to think that everything that has gone right -- alan greenspan problem of too much credit for the great moderation, the many years of strong growth we had in the 2000's. it is easy to blame alan greenspan and the federal overstating things as well. >> neil irwin on after words, sunday night at 9 eastern, part of