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state lottery director will hold conference today to sold ina ticket baltimore county last week. mirlande wilson, the woman ticket, to have the held a news conference yesterday. lawyer talk about a ticket seen.e has not yet i cannot say that this ticket exists and i will caution until it is presented to for ottery commission processing that it does exist. >> wilson claims she bought the from a separately mcdonald's replaced pool. two other winning tickets were sold in illinois and kansas. >> it is a big day for nationals fans. to play ball. >> the open their season this afternoon in chicago. steven strasburg it will be on the hill for the nationals. the pitching staff is supposed year.pretty good this how the season unfolds. 4:36. when was the last time you got a raise? >> many americans are saying it's time for a bigger paycheck. linda bell has business news from bloomberg in new york. >> everybody wants a pay raise. with the economy recovering, it arears more workers expecting an increase in their the first time in four years. , ghting the labor department s aged 55 and up, the

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ina lot of our system was builtn the 1950's. what we're seeing over this past decade as the aging of those facilities and it was a renaissance of investment. these bonds were necessary to bring the whole system upgrade again. with our past few bonds and in 2012, i think we will be able to say we really reinvested in the backbone of the park system and put in a good course for another 50 years. that being said, we still have over $1 billion worth of need, even with these investments. i think what we have learned is that in addition to park users, our staff are also incredibly impacted by this outdated infrastructure. it makes it very difficult to maintain those facilities in these revenant -- renovations and modernizations are very important to making facilities that we can maintain his lead and provide a high-quality experience for users. with that, i am going to let our staff talk for us. we have robert and james talking a little bit about these renovations and why they are needed and what they do for the park system. >> diffic

. >>> it's been nearly ten years of the release of robert caro's years of liyndon johnson and ina few weeks, the fourth volume will be published. and 2003's master of the senate. here he is on q and a in 2008 with an update on how volume four was taking shape. >> this is really a book not just about liyndon johnson, but about robert kennedy and jack kennedy and the interplay of their personalities, particularly robert, i guess, and it's a very complicated story. that i don't think people know, of two very complicated people and robert kennedy and lyndon johnson and i had to really go into that and try to explain it it's part of the story all the way through the end of johnson's presidency. that's done. and i suppose con logically at the moment, johnson is passing the 1965 voting rights act. that's sort where haof where i' now. >> watch the rest of this interview online at the cspan video library and watch for our upcoming interview on sunday, may 6th. >>> the george w. bush institute held a -- in new york city. this panel on taxing the energy industry in capital mafrkt markets includi

warned about more competition hurting its business in emerging markets like india, the mid-east and ina. u.s. shares of nokia fell hard, down 16%. volume was huge, almost 200 million shares as the stock sits at a 15-year low. nokia said its phone business will lose money in the first two quarters this year. also, it's answer to apple's iphone, called the lumia 900, has a software bug. among the stocks seeing a snap back today were home builders. these stocks saw some stiff selling over the previous few sessions, but they snapped back today. pulte group was up 9%, lennar gained 5%, and d.r. horton was up almost 5%. a survey of 20 major markets found the strongest sales rates by homebuilding managers in more than a decade. meantime, paint maker sherwin- williams put up some green today: shares up 5% to a new all-time high. late yesterday, sherwin raised its outlook for the first quarter thanks to strong retail paint sales. owens-illinois isn't exactly a household name, but its products may be in your house. it mes glass containers for food, beer, juice and her items. a very bullish outloo

it seems to me, as i've said before, that given the historic relative inas a ruvulnerability missile submarines, and given the fact that this is really the only new strategic system that is being planned actively and funding being afforded to it, delaying it might have implications for the overall triad in terms of, how do we maintain it, particularly if we find ourselves on the air and landside with not enough assets or -- so this raises a huge question. i don't know if you have any comments today on that topic. >> that's a good question. we looked at the force structure, the nuclear strategic force structure, the bombers and the submarines. so the two-year delay is not -- we're comfortable with that in the department with what we have to deliver as it stands today. as you know, there is a study under way, post-nuclear study. pending the results of that, we're comfortable. but we need to bring the ohio replacement in. it's important. it is the survival piece of the triad, as you said, and the department has been pretty clear on that to us, in general. >> changing subjects from balli

. >> as a result, airports ina america and europe has been stepped up, with a focus on u.s. carriers. and additional federal air marshalls have been shifted overseas in advance of this week's anniversary of the bin laden raid. medical experts say there's plenty of room in the stomach area for surgically implanted explosives. >> the surgeon would open the cavity and plant the device here. >> right in there? >> right in the organs. >> for the last year, the sump has warned the al qaeda affiliate and its master bomb mark have been designing body bombs with no metal parts to get past airport security. >> we're treating the information seriously. >> al asiri put a bomb inside his own brother who's he's seen here hugging good for a suicide mission. the saudi official survived, but his brother died in the attack. u.s. officials say there's no credible information of an imminent attack, but today john brennan called the al qaeda group in yemen, the greatest threat to the u.s. it continues to seek the opportunity to strike our homeland. >> reporter: he also revealed for the first tim

finance but the immigrants too it's impossible to have closed the country and we have a true image ina a way to manage the immigration but we need immigration as all the eighteen countries. and the current crisis tough cuts. tragic integration. who will be left standing with the people speech. the french election on r.t. . it's an hour telling us past the hour here in moscow where this is our still to come of the program a chance to live a cancer sufferers and be a put their hope in a new law to allow western lifesaving medicines to be made locally and cheaper thereby helping thousands who otherwise couldn't afford the trip. protesters in egypt have staged the biggest rally in months to demand an immediate end to the military rule which they've lived under for more than a year now the move comes after the army barred almost half of the prospective presidential candidates from standing in the upcoming election u.s. based analyst thinks the gyptian revolution of the end of the day has been hijacked obviously things are moving toward a collusion here the military doesn't want to give up i

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second, there's a whisper number ina. our market number was up yesterday because we thought china would come in and blow out the number, not 8.1 or 8.3 where consensus was but 8.6. but there are two economies in china. i agree with zach. i agree. i agree with you about that the industrial economy may be strong but what's not strong is the property economy. we have three cities come out and say we want to make it easier for people to finance their homes. we'll reduce reserves for that -- >> that doesn't stop the rest of the economy from growing. it may not stop the -- >> i think you have to look at it it two ways. nike's great. consumer products that we export there, great. material steel, short. >> let me come home, alec. look, two data points today that interest me. michigan consumer sentiment. now, it was off a touch but the upward trend line still looks pretty good. i think we've got a picture of it someplace. the cpi, here's where i disagree with wall street again. cpi came in about on target. but the cpi is rising 2.

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. >> equal pay for equal work led to a heated discussion on w isssoe't sm b ina it n jstth sot wk stfaengt,f ur, the nional stage. e president is tking about fair pay. play a little bit of sound from him on friday. >> as long as i'm president, we're going to keep moving forward. you can count on that. you don't have to take my word for it. you've got my signature on it. because something like standing up for equal pay for equal work isn't something i've got to get >>he to you on, it's the first so omang sgdigr terpsotlht di a diat mt mnrereing thphe infamous phone call where the huffington post asked romney that's your position on the lily leadbetter fair act. long paws and they respond i'll get back to you on that, sam. this is something the white house is going to keep pushing. it's an actual problem in terms of the american economy, however. >> it is. a few facts. women are getting 60% of college degrees these days. working women are four out of tin are already making more than their husbands. ti ts ahain rerdss of athe dba i rey lor d wen typillma t st decisions, financial decisions i

. >> the airplane went over-the-top of us, took off, and started sputtering and ina engine had flames popping out, and popping sound going up and tee looked like he was turning around and he dropped from the sky. >> five were injured, two with burns. >> the file, "is questioning witnesses in the trayvon martin shooting and is investigating focusing on what the civil rights were violated. agency getting information on alleged shooter george zimmerman background and trying to learn negative they can and they want to know if he was racially motivated when he pursued the 17-year-old. george zimmerman insist he acted in sill defense and still has not been arrested. >> a judge ruled the jetblue pilot who had a melt down must stay in federal custody until a detention hearing on thursday, the captain who you see there attended the hearing yesterday before that hearing he was released from a hospital in texas. he faces up to 20 years behind bars and $250,000 fine. >> a federal raid of several businesses in oakland, california, part of government clamp down on medical marijuana. check out the v

a judge stopped the first trial when jurors saw evidence that had been ruled inas missable -- minute admissible -- ruled inadd miserable. >>> medical crews will be on high alert for the boston marathon. temperatures are expected to be close to 90 degrees which is brutal for runners. runners can run next year if they want to step out. >>> another look at the question of the morning. 90% of women in a recent survey say they would rather their husband do this instead of buy them flowers. is it a, clean the house, b, give them 24 hours to themselves or c, cook for them. >> our facebook friend sonny pinky wrote all of the above. do a and c first. then do b. >> log on to the wusa9 facebook fan page. leave your response. we'll reveal the nantz about an hour. >>> -- the answer in about an hour. >> today on capitol hill, congress devils into the spending excess of the general services administration. >> and a box office mark that hasn't been hit in three years. we'll be back. what'll it be? i'll have blueberry pancakes. uh huh. actually, make that glazed pecans... ok. with chocolate... no...

there's something about our inas a rule -- invulnerability as children, which probably was an obstructioni think all that loss happened in the same moment where i realized all my assumptions and my true childhood was over, in some ways. >> and what do you think is a benefit -- listen, the benefit of maintaining a child's frame of mind is obvious. there are benefits, however, to enduring the pain of the transition and releasing some of those -- the protection of that childlike thinking, and i'd be interested to know what you believe the benefits to you have been since you've squared up to believe in these traditions for yourself and your family. >> that's interesting. i think most people are unwilling to confront their disappearance. this book seeks directly to confront our disappearance, to show what really endures. and despite the fact that childhood will eventually end for all of us, there is something about it which carries us forward, and we can trace our personality, who we are in many ways, back through those memories if we follow these kind of associative paths. i still carry a num

beating the estimates out there and this stock has lost 12 percent from high as couple of weeks ago but inater hours trading today, because it was down today, it has surged about 6 percent on this news. so, having those losses just minutes from the report, this appears to be a much better-than-expected report on an people numbers and we will continue crunching and that should be a tonic for folks worried about technology. but, to this. sweet news from hershey profits up 24 percent. good, right? here is where it is bittersweet for you. they are hiking prices to offset costs and it is not alone. coca-cola, we have seen mcdonald's, all doing the same. and market watcher says it will not stop here. they are all facing the same commodity run up crisis. right? and they are all passing it along? >>guest: that is right. printing money in the basement gets ink on your pants, so, you have a fed that has done the purchasing power of the dollar goes down and hersheys has to go out and their cost of goods for sugar goes up and guess whose price goes up? >>neil: but mcdonald's is doing great. is there a

they're turning turning this ina commercial use area. a loft pride here in alabama over the work they've done in the last year. yesterday we had a chance to talk to the governor, governor bentley, who was at a golf ehave not raising additional funds they need across alabama area. take a listen to what he had to say. >> they did such a wonderful job. they care about each other. they loved each other. they looked after each other. not just from alabama, people from other states came in. everyone did their job. that's what made it easier for me. that's what made things go so well is because of the people of the state. >> yeah. it's really true. and we're now hearing more stories from people who are maybe just now able to talk about their story. one of those is a case of a girl named kelly arthur. she was college student here at the time and she and her two roommates lived together. she was not at home at the time that the tornado hit. you can see the pictures of what ended up happening to her home. the two girls that were in the home called

we start with islamic art at the metropolitan museum and sheila canby 1/2 ina haidar. >> i think the story is the story of the formation of islamic art up to the year 1900 in its diverse manifestations in different regions. its connections with the arts of other places such as china or europe. and it's a story that is not a political story. it's a story about art and about cultural history. >> you know, they have their own personality, they speak for themselves. they can't be force oed, necessarily, into one interpretation or another. and it's always better and in this case it is much better to be able to give this wide canvas where you can learn all about islam, the store eve islam, the unfolding islamic history and civilization over a wide region. >> rose: we continue by looking at cultural institutions for the performing art its that take note of sight and sound. we look at the questions victoria newhouse, renee fleming, daniel libeskind and michael kaiser. >> now the transparency is extraordinary, that is a buzzword in that kind of architecture today is transparency. you can look

ina colada song. [ male announcer ] if you believe the mayan calendar, on december 21st polar shifts will reverse the earth's gravitational pull and hurtle us all into space. which would render retirement planning unnecessary. but say the sun rises on december 22nd, and you still need to retire. td ameritrade's investment consultants can help you build a plan that fits your life. we'll even throw in up to $600 when you open a new account or roll over an old 401(k). so who's in control now, mayans >>> all right. let's bring back our panel, bill gross, charles reinhard and ken volper. i teased the following, basically why did bill write that we need to escape? all right, bill, you made references in your last piece to the great escape, the movie but we have to escape today's repression with regards to living conditions. what did you mean by that? >> well, investors are being repressed in terms of interest rates primarily. stock prices are reflecting that, as well. basically, you know, 25 basis points for fed funds or 28 for a two-year treasury on up the curve. basically these are 2% or

. >> i can speak from an indian perspective, what inspire piece about ina, at inspires me about the emerging world 9 aspirations of people, across the country, you see hundreds of millions of children who see what's happening around the world. they want better things for themselves. they want to improve. they want to live better than their parents. they've got aspiration force higher quality of life so i think that alone is going to drive the government, drive international institutions to improve the quality of life acrossthe worl i woulake one comment from an emerging market, the emerging market, this crisis tell us very yearly they merging markets that to do your work from the point of view of good economic policymaking. i think that the fact that the emerging markets have been able to sail through this crisis relatively well is because we have been doing our job. and these reinforces what we have been doing. so these is well for our future. so mexican point of view, we are very close to the u.s., so if the u.s. does better, mexico will do better and for me that is a sign of optimism. >>

a -- ina nu inanimate object. it's like a baseball, it doesn't happen until you play catch with someone. the people who work in our restaurants and the people who diane in our restaurants and the community that surround our restaurants are what gives the glove its shape. >> rose: john chambers, danny meyer next. dine johjohn chambers is the chn and ce of of cisco systems. he's the larger computer networking equipment. he predicts the future of internet technology is videoed platforms and cloud computing as it heads into a 23450 area cisco intends to direct that transition. i'm pleased to have john chambers back at this table. welcome sir. >> charlie we've been doing this off and on for almost 15 years. >> rose: wrot both at conferes and televisions. lots have changed. tell me what's changed since we last talked in 2006. what has gone first in terms of the industry you worked and the specifics about cisco. >> okay. almost everything's changed, charlie. at that time the concept of the world is flat and the connectiv