hubert downstairs is the one that got me to change. >> like at this. excellent. have a seat up on the bench. >> he told me that he saw something better in me. >> howard hubert is a board certified physicians assistant. >> sean phillips is one of my favorite cases to talk about. sean came through the door weighing 437 pound. i said do you went to get the diabetes and blood pressure under control? he said of course. i said here it the plan. i'm going to put you on an 1,800 calorie a day, taper your diabetes meds blood pressure meds. i said if you exercise a lot. >> he was consuming, 5,000, 6,000, 7,000 calories a day. here in the jail we can control diet a whole lot. >> i'm on diet tray. i don't get as much of a portion as everybody else does. they steam a lot of my stuff. sometimes they steam them to death. you get steamed vegetables and they come up looking like mush. but you know what it is food. >> how much weight you have you lost? >> 175. >> 175. >> 175. that's a lot of weight. >> that is a lot of weight. >> strong will power. >> there you go. >> but some tim

hubert, stand up. here, look at me. are you on parole or probation? parole. both of you? pistol? it's his pistol. not your pistol? he's saying you picked him up and gave him that pistol... no, i went over there but it had nothing to do with that. nothing to do with that? and you didn't ask him to sell it? no. never seen it in your life? it's not mine, no. didn't ask to sell it? no. we're going to talk to your parole officer and make sure he or she knows. you check in on mccard or somewhere else? uh, berry. on berry? right. you're free to go. all right. when everything come down, you'll find out, lee. you know it's yours. it's yours. yeah, you's a wimp, baby. i put your i.d. on the back part of that truck railing so you drove off and it fell off. suspect: look at his arms. that's why he come over. do y'all both use heroin? yeah, i do. you were going to sell the gun and get money for heroin? yeah. you know, richard, i believe you. i think he's a liar. i just don't think he was man enough to admit it. if the gun would have been under his seat it's his. but you were holding t

schulze says he is coming back to "support the initiatives" of current ceo hubert joly. joly took over last july after schulze left the company. since then, schulze missed a window to purchase best buy, and, under joly's leadership, the company has seen positive results. two silicon valley startups are headed for the big-time. yahoo has just acquired the mobile app "summly," which provides users with summaries of news stories, breaking them down to just 400 words. summly's founder is only 17 years old, and reportedly $30 million richer after selling his tech company. meanwhile, apple has bought wifi-slam. that app markets itself as an "indoor gps." the wall street journal says apple spent about $20 million on the deal. t-mobile is expected to go contract-free today. it's a challenge to traditional plans that generally require a two- year committment. t-mobile also does not subsidize new devices, which is typical of large carriers. t-mobile is the nation's fourth largest wirless phone company. rules on electronics may soon get more lax in the skies. reports say the faa is

hubert joly's turnaround plan is working. among the positives in today's earnings report: better than expected profit margins, as well as an 11% increase in u.s. online sales. and earlier this week, the company announced a $725 million cost cutting plan. best buy also plans to revamp its website. so, is now a good time to buy the stock, which is up more than 40% this year? >> right now i think the shares might be a little bit over- valued. they've had a nice run. >> reporter: but bestbuy's turnaround will not be easy. the company gave a cautious outlook got the first quarter, because it is ramping up investments. and a quirk of the calendar means there will be one week less sales this quarter compared to last year. erika miller, "n.b.r.," new york. >> susie: more cars and trucks zoomed off show room floors last month, as february's sales moved decidedly higher. ford motor lead the way, sales there up over 9%, g.m. up 7% chrysler sales rose 4%. as for imports, toyota fared the best up over 4%, honda sales fell 2%, but v.w. sal

for failing to close the facility despite promising to do so eight years ago thought oh maybe that hubert should never have leaves the base to america in the first place also our other countries at fault for refusing to take gun tunnel in made spot or indeed is the terrorist threat that hangs over the us the main reason the facility is still in operation and here is the latest results of paul so actually they show that the vast majority of you blame washington for not keeping promises and almost equally small numbers of you think others are responsible for what's happening at guantanamo bay served to her to r.t. dot com and cast your vote if you haven't done it yet. our cameraman working for us he's our big sister channel in egypt has been attacked with at stake while filming activists drawing graffiti on walls the incident happened next to the headquarters of the muslim brotherhood party in the capital cairo and we got these pictures from the syrian army news channel they were filmed directly after the assault in which all his camera was also stolen they injured man was immediately rushe

originally endorsed hubert humphrey, but when he did not win the 1960 democratic presidential nomination he endorsed nixon. he regretted doing that. he said he regretted his criticism of paul robeson. he said, looking back and realize that he was a principled and heroic and courageous figure who basically gave up his career and his fame for his political principles. he felt very bad about that. by then robison had died, so it could not personally tell him he was sorry. and so that is another example of somebody who was a hero, but not a saint. robinson regretted it, but he was flawed and made a big mistake, what he owes a big mistake, and i agree with him. a few other examples of some people in my book that maybe you have heard of in a you have not. but i think the plan important role in building our society. in the last ten years in america , the issue of same-sex marriage has come to the forefront. only a few years ago, to a 12 years ago, public opinion pollsters did not even ask the question, what do you think a bus in six marriage because it was not on the agenda. no more than half o

democrats out of office because clearly lbj and his party, the democrats and the democratic party, hubert humphry had no idea how to end the war. what you needed was total change at the white house. the democrats had to go so nixon could come in and end vietnam. but then less than a week before the election, it all went horribly wrong for richard nixon, because less than a week before election, on halloween night, 1968, the democratic president, lbj, went on tv in a surprise nationally televised address. he made a surprise announcement that peace was at hand. the communist side, the vietnamese side was going to be make concessions at peace talks. the south vietnamese were going to agree to a deal. peace was at hand. the terms were all set. peace was at hand. in recognition of the fact that peace was about to be declared, the united states would step back right away and stop all military operations in vehement. lbj said that on thursday night. the election was going to be tuesday. turns out the democrats know how to end this war. that was bad news for richard nixon, but good news for the c

hubert. i know you are not my real father. but you the closest father figure i have had in a long type. you don't know how much you mean to me. you have helped me by giving me my life back. this father's day card is nowhere close to what i owe you for giving me back my life and self-esteem. happy father's day. love sean p. >> i just really thank god for coming to jail, honestly. if it's -- it's bad to say that. but jail saved my life. >>> this sunday, the president is trying something new to see if he can get along with republicans and get something done on the budget. >>> stocks are flying high. the jobless rate is down as friday's unemployment report. but what will unlock a sustained economic rebound? dealing with the debt is one way, and the president tried reaching out to some key members of the senate to break the stalemate. so we wonder this week why can't washington get along? the search for real solutions this morning, plus reaction to senator rand paul's filibuster this week. >>> a special discussion with some key sen

he had originally endorsed hubert humphrey, but when humphrey didn't win the 1960 democratic presidential nomination, he endorsed nixon. he regretted doing that. and he said he regretted his criticism of paul robeson. he said, looking back i realize that paul robeson was principled and heroic and courageous figure who basically gave up his career and his fame for his political principles. and he felt very bad about that. by then robeson had died so we couldn't personally tell him he was sorry. and so there's another example of somebody who was a hero but not a saint. jackie robinson regretted it, but he was flawed and he made a big mistake, what he thought was a big mistake. a few other examples of some people in my book that may be af heard of and maybe you haven't heard of, but i think played an important role in building our society. in the last 10 years in america, the issue of same-sex marriage has come to the forefront. only if you years ago, 10 or 12 years ago, public opinion pollsters didn't ask the question what you think about same-sex marriage? because that wasn't on the agenda

the latest, will smith's aunt from "the fresh prince of bel air," janet hubert, she called wendy a demono-star tatyana ali why she really left the hit show. watch. >> from my point of view, it was really like a divorce, like when it actually happened. it felt like a divorce. and then daphne reid came in. >> the new aunt viv. >> the new aunt viv. we had to get to know our new mom but there was definitely, like, negativity, like you could feel it. we really loved each other and laughed every day. i don't see why there would be tension or what the issue would be. >> thank you for clearing that up for us. >> okay, panel. so, you know she was watching that day and she came out in support and wrote wendy williams a letter talking about calling her wiggy and weavy and she's vulgar language all the time. >> it is the greatest. >> yes. >> what do you think of this? >> look, the letter was hilarious. i had to read it twice today. i couldn't write my thoughts down on what i thought of it because i was laughing so hard. when you're in the talk show business, you can go one of two routes, the maury r

president johnson's withdrawal opened the door for his vice president, hubert humphrey's candidacy.tentious primary that gave us the candidacies of eugene mccarthy and robert f. kennedy. mum fr humphreys managed to win the nomination but lost to richard nixon. flashback, 2005. the issue of right to die had everyone taking a side. at center of the battle, terri schiavo a woman in a persistent vegetative state since 1990 and only surviving thanks to life support. it started when her husband petitioned to remove her feeding tube. schiavo's parents objected believing she was still conscious. anger grew on both sides. so did the crowd of supporters and cameras outside teri's hospice. the find ended on this day in 2005 whennal terri schiavo died after a court ruling to remove her feeding tube some 14 days earlier. this is how "nightly news" reported it. >> terri schiavo died at 9:05 eastern time this morning. her death ended a struggle going back 15 years it did not stop the fight between the two sides in her case. we begin coverage with nbc's mark potter in pinellas park, florida. good e

katey hubert has a $620 price target. it's down 13% for the year so far. china mobile has 700 million subscribers. number three is a smart tv or smart watch. some new product. number 4 is cheaper iphone and cheaper ipad. those are the four drivers. there's many catalysts. you're always talking about catalysts. many catalysts will be coming down the the pike. they're sitting on $137 billion of cash. >> dell in the news. you take the black stone bid. what is happening here? >> this is emblematic of the united states reinventing itself. this goes back to h.e.r. this is a restructuring story. the the whole lbo that nothing is too sacred to take it apart and fix it again. this is a big green light. or independent to basically take it and make this rise from the ashes. the united states should be called phoenix of america. >> wow. wow. you're talking -- >> you've got to believe. >> you're talking to someone in the past you have expressed a lot of doubt. >> i have expressed doubt about dell. >> not dell. the united states. >> i have not expressed doubt. >> about

host: hubert is on the line for democrats. caller: i am concerned about the country as a whole. am a democrat. all parties have to get together as one. a house divided against itself is not going to stand. it will not stand. we will be a fallen nation. we need to get together as one because where there is unity there is strength. josh int's go on to col.. caller: it went from 7.9% to 7.7%. that is still a huge difference of those unemployed. he brought back 236,000 jobs. there is a factory here in colorado and says they are going to close and move out of colorado. that is over to 1000 jobs right there. there are only 36,000 jobs added. host: some of the numbers according to josh. guest: recession hit evenly across the country. the recovery has also been on even -- uneven. in the washington, d.c. area, we have faired pretty well during the recession. we could have some more trouble now that sequester has taken effect now that we are heavily reliant on the defense industry and defense contractors. that is a part of the country that has been lucky, but may see some tougher times co

here's the company's ceo, hubert joly. >> during the process, dick introduced to the company several interest in an investment in best buy. if cost of these investments, however, were determined to be excessive and dilutive to our existing shareholders. therefore the company concluded to not accept these offers. >> he went on to say management is now solely focused on transforming best buy. the turnaround's two primary goals, increase same-store sales and improve profitability across all its platforms. profitability did not improve in the fourth quarter as adjusted earnings declined from last year. best buy managing to beat estimates by a dime on stronger-than-expected revenue even as same-store sales declined. in the u.s., helped by strength and mobile phones, tablets, offsetting strength that it saw in europe. joly outlined a six-point plan aimed at improving sales at its stores even as the firm seeks to take out additional costs. back to you. >> a few minutes left in the trading day in europe. we'll get the close there. you should see some of the action on euro/yen in the past cou