let's listen to jay carney. >> -- today. i know there are several matters that i'm sure you'll be interested in discussing today. a couple of issues that are under investigation by the fbi. and i thought i would start with that and then take your questions. as you saw from a statement from the fbi as well as a statement from the united states secret service there was a letter sent to, addressed to the president that at a offsite mail facility was noticed to have contained a suspicious substance and tests were undertaken. the fbi has a lead in that investigation of course and has said in its statement that they will be conducting further tests to determine what the nature of the substance is. of course there was another letter as you know sent or detected by capitol police that was sent to a united states senator. that also has been -- a subject of investigation by the fbi. and for more information about these matters, i will refer you to the fbi. the president, i'm sure you'll ask, mr. president has been of course briefed on

questioning jay carney, like jonathan carl last week, because it is an insummit -- insult to listen, report something and then the next day find out it is not true. that is because the white house is overhyping the impact of sequester and saying they did not deal fairly with republicans when it comes to a deadline. >>steve: jay carney said the law was inflexible but now we're finding ways to move money around. like we predicted. >>brian: we showed you this video. rutgers basketball coach rice and the university facing heat. yesterday a video showed the coach assaulting his players in various practices. the school knew about it. live now at the rutgers campus with more on this and the aftermath. >> good morning, brian. it's not just the assault people are talking about. it's also the verbal

we continue to wait for white house spokesman jay carney.ected to start his daily briefing any minute now. no doubt today a great deal of that briefing will be devoted to three different things. the first being the suspicious letter that was sent to president obama that was intercepted at an off-site mail facility. also a suspicious package at senator shelby's office. his office firming that officials have cleared the hallway in the russell office building as they investigate what's being described, and senator roger wicker, the letter that initially tested positive for ricin, officials are saying that the letter sent to the president is very similar to the one that was sent to senator roger wicker as well. i want to bring in pete williams, our justice correspondent standing by for us in d.c. pete, again, for folks who are just joining us, i think once again it's probably a good idea to stress the fact that there is at this point according to officials no connection between these letters and what happened in boston. is that correct? >> right

we are expecting press secretary jay carney to deliver his daily briefing. i want to make sure this is very clear. this was a scheduled briefing for 11:45, so we expect him to come out at any minute. he will undoubtedly get a number of questions about this situation, about this suspicious her that was sent to president obama. of course, the white house secret service have really been on heightened alert ever since the bombings on monday. at this point in time, investigators do not believe there's a connection between this letter that was sent to president obama and the bombings in boston. that's what we know at this hour. i can tell you the pennsylvania avenue has been closed off to foot traffic ever since monday, really out of an abundance of caution. d.c. has been on heightened alert ever since the bombings in boston. of course, a very somber time. the president continues to receive briefings throughout the evening and throughout the day from fbi director, lisa monaco, his department of homeland security adviser, he continues to get updated on the situatio

what did you think of jay carney's message to pyongyang?> i think what was interesting was they've done this before. there was a path open for them. he was stealth and stern but kept pointing out that there was a path out of this crisis, that there were benefits at the end of it. i thought it was exactly the kind of message you want to convey, which is we're going to be tough on this. we're not going to jump every time you yank our chain but there is a path out and we do want to see some path out. he also pointed out correctly that this is not a u.s. versus north korea thing which, by the way, is exactly how the north koreans portray this. if you watch and read what you can about north korea's portrayal about this on state media, it's north korea against the big super power. he tried to place it in the context of other countries like russia and china. >> you've been to north korea twice. you've been speaking with your sources. what are they telling you about how the united states is dealing with this current crisis with china right now whic

first off, jay carney referenced this fbi statement.t this hour that filters in a second government mail screening facility preliminarily tested positive for ricin this morning, mail from that facility is being tested. what's not clear is if this represents another incident. it seems to be representative of that, but they also added there is no indication of a connection to the attack in boston. what's also come out, you mentioned it, dennis, senator levin in an office in michigan saw a suspicious-looking letter received at the michigan office. there's an investigation there. what we just learned last hour, there is one suspicious package in the hart atrium, senate office building, third floor of hart senate office build, and one in russell, suspicious letter in the russell senate office building, and senator richard shelby of alabama confirming his office received a suspicious package -- suspicious letter. his office is in russell. we were urged by authorities to have a heightened sense of caution. it would be that. we don't know. just

fareed, what did you think of jay carney's message to pyongyang?ink what was notable is he mentioned there had been a past pattern like this, they've done this kind of thing before. what they really need to understand is there is a path open for them. so he was tough and stern, but kept pointing out there was a path out of this crisis, that there were benefits at the end of it. that is exactly the kind of message you want to convey, which is, we're going to be tough on this, we're not going to jump every time you yank our chain, but there is a path out. and we do want to see some path out. he also pointed out correctly that this is not a u.s. versus north korea thing. which, by the way, is exactly how the north koreans portray this. if you watch and read what you can about north korea's portrayal of this on its state media, it's entirely north korea against the big superpower. carney tried to place it in the context of other countries including russia and china that are agreeing that north korea has crossed the line and needs to start obeying inter

not just the cabinet secretary, but jay carney himself.he part he said yesterday, this is a manufacturing picture and then essentially, they're moving money around so that they don't have to furlough those border patrol agents yet, but maybe down the road they will. the fact of the matter is, back in february, janet napolitano, arne duncan and others suggested he they couldn't move money around, they did not have flexibility to do that and now apparently they do. listen to arne duncan in february. >> if i had the flexibility i could-- there's no where to go. >> reporter: so, arne duncan then in february saying we have nowhere to go, no flexibility to move money around and now appears the white house says they do have more flexibility. important underscore we're the not saying that the sequester has not had an impact. defense secretary-- >> the question is whether the impact matches up. a hard break, got to go. we'll be right back. when you have diabetes... your doctor will say get smart about your weight. that's why there's glucerna hunger

we're waiting for jay carney to t take to the podium to discuss the two letters that have tested positive for ricin, one to the president and one to the senator. we'll bring it to you live. perhaps one of the reasons we sea market weakness. four hours to go until the close. here's where we stand now. we are off the lows. dow jones industrials average lower by 148 points. it had been down nearly 200 points. 14,608. a decline of 1%. the s&p and nasdaq are lowing by 1.5 and nearly 2%. they have apple in them. that's probably why they are outperforming on the downside even more than the dow. the nasdaq now below its 50-day moving average. we're also going to be talking a lot about gold and copper to see what they are telling us when it comes to the world economy and what clues they can provide to the sell-off we're seeing today. the renewed sell-off after yesterday's rebound. here's what we're following -- golden student. it's the widowmaker of the year, but the sell-off in gold, and miners, that we'll be talking about. is it overdone? jenna godfrey will join us. bank on morgan stanley. banke

a briefing today at the white house will be at 1:15 with press secretary jay carney. back for another hour with congressman tony cardenas and congressman chris van hollen. see you then. stay around. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show."

>> i was impressed by steny hoyer's acting, funny and cursed and jay carney was funny. the acting of these guys was pretty good. it's a great introduction, frankly the quality of the video. >> or the editing was great. >> i don't think bloomberg did a great job and i live in new york. my taxes might go up as a result of my saying that but steny hoyer was great and cursed and bleeped it, it was a funny moment. carney with the eight ball was funny. it was beautifully done. maybe that's the only partisanship we'll have ever. >> that was well done. >> very well done. >> house of cards team did it themselves. >> what it looks like. >> any time you end with kevin spacey giving a mondolog, that' great. >> this one compared to years past? >> the energy a lot better. the celebrity power was better than other years, we've seen bigger years when he was first elected, everybody came up and riding that change of hope. but this year, again, high energy but then also a sense of sadness because of what happened in boston. but you had everything from psy and newt gingrich. >> next time

fareed, what did you think of jay carney's message to pyongyang?his, they've done this kind of thing before. what they really need to understand is there is a path open for them. so he was tough and stern, but kept pointing out there was a path out of this crisis, that there were benefits at the end of it. that is exactly the kind of message you want to convey, which is, we're going to be tough on this, we're not going to jump every time you yank our chain, but there is a path out. and we do want to see some path out. he also pointed out correctly that this is not a u.s. versus north korea thing. which, by the way, is exactly how the north koreans portray this. if you watch and read what you can about north korea's portrayal of this on its state media, it's entirely north korea against the big superpower. carney tried to place it in the context of other countries including russia and china that are agreeing that north korea has crossed the line and needs to start obeying international law. >> christiane, you've been to north korea twice, you've bee

jay carney's press briefing at 12:30 today.otoure who is an actor wrestler, olympic wrestler and former mma title holder is going to be here in studio with us in the next hour. we'll all get fit with randy! talk to you soon. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." [ ♪ theme ♪ ] >> bill: hey, good morning everybody. welcome to the "full court press" this tuesday morning. april 23rd. great to see you today. here we go. lots to talk about. whether it is happening up in boston, here in washington d.c. around the rest of the country around the globe. we've got it covered. we'll tell you what's going on and not only that, give you a chance to talk about it. give us a call at 1-866-55-press. to express your point of view. join us on twitter at bpshow. join us on facebook at facebook.com/billpressshow. let's start in boston. it is now official. the boston marathon suspect has been charged with using weapons of mass destruction to kill three people and to injure over 170 more. he will, i'm sure, also be charged with killing an mit

we should remind our viewers that we will have a live daily briefing from jay carney.his will now certainly be added to that conference. you all received one in addition to those on capitol hill, so certainly a frightening time. >> yes, law enforcement officials are not drawing a direct connection between the two, but it is fair and understandable to ask. we have a lot more information on this news. it is just breaking right now. it is about the suspicious letter sent to the white house and more on boston. back after the break. [ female announcer ] from more efficient payments. ♪ to more efficient pick-ups. ♪ wireless is limitless. ♪ from tracking the bus. ♪ to tracking field conditions. ♪ wireless is limitless. >>> back here in boston. we're at boylston street, and we just noticed there is obviously a huge security presence, and there is still crime scene tape up, there was group, a doesi do two men in white suits looking at forensics on the scene. the debris is still out on the ground. we'll get more on that investigation but we want to talk washington. >> yes, there

jay carney is the picture of calm, and he just said the president is final, the president is absolutelye. so, you know, obviously that's why the stock market sold off so dramatically, so quickly, but it bounced back just as quickly when a.p. put out the fact that they had been hacked. once again this market is absolutely on tinder -- tenderhooks, and it we went to negative 12. and bob joins me. it shows you on you sensitive this market is. >> what's fascinating is how it works these day and age. my producer called me and said the dow just dropped 100 points. >> they were running around -- >> saying, and of course we heard this rumor immediately. immediately people started trying to confirm whether or not it was actually true. it turns out the a.p. account actually was hacked at this point. literally as we were standing on the floor, people were saying what are we hearing? what's going on? >> what happened to me i was over at the get-go post. they were talking about the fact the bids were coming out of the market so quickly. it happened right at the end of what we call our "a" block. i w

jay carney. see, carney doesn't want to talk to him about it, right? >> of course not.ney knew that these questions were going to come. is he a former reporter. and been in the national news. and he and fairly significant staff of deputies spend hours trying to figure out owhat the press is going to ask and manage the press. they knew this was coming. it looks more like carney had decided that he had no need to know and sort of hiding behind this argument. >> bill: he didn't want to know because there is really no explanation that's going to help the president. let's roll the clip on it and then you can sum it up. >> sure. >> were you surprised was he surprised that the reverend leon decided to get political and attack religious leaders in the religious right that they wanted blacks to be back in the back of the bus. seemed odd for easter. were you surprised by that? >> well, i wasn't there and i have not spoken with the president. i know that he enjoys going to easter services with his family. [ laughter ] >> bill: that's so ridiculous. >> that's lots of good tap danci

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one asked this question to jay carney at yesterday's briefing. >> jay-z released a rap today.u said that treasury was the one that cleared their trip. he suggested that he got white house clearance and that he personally spoke with the president. i'll just quote, i turned havana into atlanta, boy from the hood, i got white house clearance. obama said, quote, chill you gonna get me impeached. you don't need this expletive anyway, chill with me on the beach. >> it's a song. the president did not communicate with jay-z over this trip. >> north korea has a nuclear missile and we're talking about rap lyrics here. i don't get it. >>> earlier this week, russian president vladimir putin -- >> oh, you are back one day and showing topless women? >> look at him giving that thumbs up. he's a life long friend to animals. feeding an elk, whispering to a puppy. look. he's got a connection there. and now these photos. putin walking in the russian wilderness. he's dressed in a red track suit frolicking in the snow with his two dogs. there is no explanation for these pictures. do we ever need a

i think what jay carney said is he has every right to stay away from this. i don't think it implicates him at all. what i found incredibly offensive is the language used is the language that echoed, that ted kennedy used when the nomination of robert bork was announced where he went on this libel against bork where he said he's a racist, sexist, et cetera, et cetera. there was an echo of that. it was a gratuitous statement and complete disgrace. i put it all on the reverend and not the president. >> the minister has spoken at the inauguration of president bush in 2005 and president obama in january. >> there is a small town in north georgia, the latest to require that the head of every household own a gun. but the ordinance in nelson exempts those who don't believe in owning firearms, convicted felons and those with physical and mental disabilities. city officials there help more guns will help deter criminals. the city has only one police officer. we want to know is this a good idea or bad idea? send your comments to us. you can tweak them at fox friends fi

. >> jay carney said the president will sign the bill despite calling it a band-aid on a serious woundow who else could use a congressional band-aid? cancer patients. but, well, they're out of luck, because among the unlucky americans who will certainly feel the aftermath of congress' indecision, are millions of cancer patients who depend on medicare. medicare providers of community-based cancer care, with more than 80% of patients receive their care, will begin experiencing cuts of extreme proportions." services for those cancer patients are apparently not essential enough to warrant emergency action by lawmakers. and the same goes for many, many others. >> 70,000 children will be kicked out of head start. nothing in this bill deals with them. 4 million fewer meals on wheels for seniors. 600,000 people dropped off wic. nothing there for them. >> our military families that will lose the support because we've got the sequester all on the shoulders of those who believe -- >> gentleman's time has expired. >> slash and burn. >> absolutely, slash and burn until it's your turf, your runway a

jay carney was asked about it at the press conference today. president about it. this guy served democrats and republicans, but should he have come out and said, we were, the president was surprised by that and clearly-- >> i don't think so, this is not the president's spiritual advisor, it's certainly a church and a place where many presidents go and i don't think it's position of the president to dictate what the sermon ought to be about. a message of quality and tolerance and progressiveness, exactly what the religious institutions. >> how about tolerance and acceptance of the religious right? >> i think he's calling out what he perceives to be bigotry on the religious right. >> the religious right hates blacks. >> that's not what i said or what he said. >> megyn: he talks about wants blacks to go back to the back of bus. >> fossstering an attitude of glorifying the past. >> megyn: speak to that bernard, and that the religious right wants the blacks to go to the back of bus. >> and the restrictions on the voting, for example, the modern day

you would think jay carney would say we don't gre with this rhetoric. however, this is the same rhetoric we heard during the presidential election about the war on women and the bigoted comments. >> perhaps that's why people weren't surprised because we heard this before. if i was the president i would be careful to distance myself from this kind of inflammatory , bigoted sermon that he shouldn't be listening to. if he knows who this reverend is and the message that he gives, i wouldn't be caught in there no way. >> he has been here for about eight or nine or ten years. he has not had a history of inflammatory comments. if everybody would preach the word and forget politics -- you know when paul said -- paul said give up to the romans -- what was it in the bible? render to -- there is no place for this here. >> why are you defending it? one place says there is no place. >> the reason i am saying this is i think this gives us -- gives those of you who don't like obama a perfect launch pad to attack him. >> it has nothing to do with liking him or not. the

julie pace who picks off the briefings usually -- jay carney always calls on associated presser, julied to reassure everybody that there was a problem. >> i just want to say at the top that it appears that ap twitter account has been hacked so anything that has just been sent out at about the house with is false. >> good, i appreciate that and i can say that the president is fine, i was just with him. >> bill: he briefing actually started a half hour late because jay carney had been with the president in the oval office. >> there have been several twitter hacks in recent weeks. >> bill: yeah, and the first lady's id was even stolen. and anthony weaner's twitter account was even hacked. >> bill: oh, yeah at least he claims it was. >> nobody on twitter anyway believed it when it happened. everybody suspected that they had been hawked because if something like that happens you have cameras on the white house all the time so if there would have been explosions we would have known about it. >> bill: and you have reporters at the white house all the time. nobody believed it except the idiots

white house spokesman jay carney in the press briefing saying president obama was fine.e erased almost its gains and it happened in the flab of an eye. here is charles -- charlie gasparino, it happened so quick. >> two thinks going on here. when i tweet out the a story i don't have a gazillion followers and fairly significant following of wall street guys and political types. stocks react. i can tell you that with others as well. social media is huge. the other thing this underscores i believe is the notion that the markets, structure of the markets are still, very fragile. one of the problems we have, we spend a lot of time talking about insider trading. i writing a book on it. so i don't want people to stop talking about it. hierarchy of issues small investors that face people watch our show, one of the things they worry about the structure of at market. quill the price change in 35 seconds? why is that? why do stocks implode all of sudden and rise back up? i will tell you why, i can't tell you why in the few minutes we have here. i can tell you that the sec and, one o

. >> right, and we've got some clips, i think, of john kerry, joe biden and jay carney. talk me through them. because a lot of conflicting messages being sent by some of the top people in the american government. >> reporter: yeah. they sure are. what you're going to hear from -- you're going to hear secretary of state john kerry talking about his views on the tamerlan tsarnaev, and whether or not he was trained overseas or domestically. then you're going to hear vice president biden and how he characterizes the tsarnaev brothers. take a listen. >> a young person who went to russia and chechnya who blew people up in boston. so he didn't stay where he went but learned something where he went and came back with a willingness to kill people. >> why? people say to me, they surely know they can never defeat us. they can never overthrow us. they can never occupy us. so why? why whether it's al qaeda central out of the flatta or two twisted perverted, cowardly knockoff jihadists in boston. why do they do what they do? >> i think what's cowardly, and it was terrorism. but -- >>

so yesterday at the briefing -- [ laughter ] jay carney was asked about this and jay carney's responsement on that story. check with the c.i.a. >> yes. >> bill: i laughed out loud. >> i'm sure they would -- that's where you go for information. extremely forthcoming. bags of cash. >> bill: their job is to say nothing, right? that's what they're trained to do. not to talk. check with the c.i.a. i'm sure they'll be glad to help you out. >> you should call, bill. we'll see if you disappear. >> i was going to say. >> they'll shoot you. >> bill: so that was yesterday. this morning or overnight whatever karzai was asked about this. he said oh, yeah, we got all of the bags of cash. i'm glad we did because we helped it out and we used it -- what did he say? i love this. wait. he used it to -- you know, i underline -- they used it to give assistance to the wounded and sick, to pay rent for housing and for other operational purposes. >> right into the old pocket. >> bill: exactly. >> it is karzai. what are you going to do? >> bill: this is a guy we've been complaining about is corrupt. guess why?

the very mike that i'm using idiot wind the bob dylan of rap music ♪ >> white house spokesperson jay carneybout the line in the song where jay-z suggests he got permission from president obama himself. carney denied it and managed to sneak in a swipe at the rapper's rhyming skills. >> i guess nothing rhymes with treasury. because treasury offers and gives licenses for travel as you know and the white house has nothing to do with it. >> jay carney apparently having learned no lessons from the biggy debacle. the hash tag you're it. jay carney says nothing rhymes with treasury. that sounds like a twitter challenge to me. show us your rhyming skills. let's see, using beyonce's nickname bee how about got cleared from treasury we can travel at your leisure bee. >>> no plot twist is safe anymore. forget your blabber mouth friends. stars of the actual shows are ruining it now. kevin bacon had to apologize to fans of his show with the following for retweeting a post that spoiled a critical story line before many fans had a chance to catch up. here's six seconds of kevin bacon saying, sorry, in a cli

i think what jay carney says is he has every right to stay away from this.'t think implickets him at all. what was offensive language used language that ted kennedy had used when the nomination of robert work was announced where he went on this libel against bork, he basically said is he a racist, is he a sexist, et cetera, et cetera. there was an echo of that and gratuity tis statement and complete disgrace. i would put it all on the reverend and not on the president. >> bret: what do you think the state of social conservatives is now given the environment of gay marriage and where we are with the supreme court last week and where it seems to be heading in polls. where do you think, dana, things are? you look around the country and the dichotomy is huge. the states are passing stricter and stricter abortion laws. and, yet, federally, it seems like opinion polls show gay marriage is a different issue entirely. >> which is the beauty of federalism. because, that's the -- states get to decide. and you get to decide -- you usually can get to decide where you ch

meanwhile jay carney suggested reform effort should continue because improvements would help securityret? >> bret: mike emanuel live on the hill. thank you. denver police say they have learned the identity of a suspect seen leaving a shooting at a pro-marijuana rally saturday. two people were wounded in that shooting as you can see all the people running out of there. police say they have video of the shooter and his accomplice who walks away after the shots were fired. the defense in the trial of a philadelphia abortion doctor did not begin its case as scheduled today. the defense attorney game ill and went to the hospital. attorney jack mcmahon apparently was suffering from pneumonia last week. dr. kermit gosnell is accused of murdering one woman and seven babies born alive. he says he is not guilty. we will continue to follow the case. terror charges in boston and a new plot in canada. we'll talk about all of it with the special edition of fox all-stars when we return. ♪ [ lighter flicking ] [ male announcer ] you've reached the age where giving up isn't who you are. ♪ this is the

that's hard to say i didn't know it was that beyonce. >> greta: jay carney said the president didn't a conversation with jay-z about this trip. did they have a discussion about another time or something. they say not over this trip. then you go to the lyrics, and in the lyrics he says he got white house clearance. he may have taken artistic license with it, sort of making that up, but he does in his song says he gets white house clearance. maybe these confused between what the white house and treasury is. people may be confused. certainly looks like a field trip as nor marco rubio describes it. >> yeah, absolutely. this song fascinates me, too, greta, because on one hand he's claiming to be the victim, that he's being persecuted in the united states, being criticized because he went over and used their -- the carter dollars to basically pay this oppressive regime, and, on the other hand, bragging about his close relationship with the administration, he has access, he can go there and do what he wants. it would have been amazing if he would have actually in this song, in this dis trac

but essentially what jay carney did say was that it's just a song.did not talk to jay-z. what do you make of the fact that so many lawmakers, we just talked to harvey levin of tmz saying they were waiting if there was any kind of fallout here if in fact it was true what jay-z rapped about he had talked to the president about his trip. it's pretty odd, don't you think, so mitch attention being paid over this relationship between the president and jay-z? >> and beyonce for that matter. i guess people are very interested, obviously, in jay-z and beyonce and their trip to cuba which we now know did have approval from the u.s. treasury department which is to approve nonjournalistic if you will visits to cuba. in this case they did. there are a lot of american tourists who go and have this opportunity for a cultural exchange if you will. so what they really did was not all that extraordinary. a lot of americans visit cuba nowadays. and the obama administration as you well know, suzanne, they've made it clear they'd like to improve this dialogue, this openn

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fox's ed henry versus jay carney. >> you give us an update. and postponing furloughs and overtime cuts. i thought when secretary napolitano told us it was dire and the border patrol agents were going to be furloughed and we would be less safe? >> i don't think we can maintain the same level of security at all places around the country with sequester as without sequester. >> well, i think both are true. what is-- what is a fact is that when you're dealing with these kinds of across the board forced budget cuts, in the middle of the fiscal year and if you're having to make all sorts of adjustments to account for them, and to reduce your expenditures accordingly, you know, it's a moving picture and that could be on the plus side where furloughs may take place a little later or on the minus side where things may be more immediate. >> and it will be like a rolling ball. it will keep going. >> feel free to convey to your readers and viewers that the sequester doesn't matter. and then-- and then explain-- and then explain. >> i didn't say it doesn't

. >> now the other thing is that jay carney just said at the white house we're not seeing a real mobilization. as you say, he is appealing, he's speaking to a domestic audience, kim jeong on jong is. he's not moving the troops yet. we're not seeing a mobilization. one thing that was reported today of concern, potential concern is that we picked up no radiation when we did the air monitoring after the february nuclear underground nuclear test. which led some to suspect that now he has uranium model for a weapon. not just the plutonium. which we knew he was, he was using and working through his stockpile. how much of a concern is it, if he now is also developing a uranium-based fuel model for a nuclear weapon? >> sure. good questions all. one thing i learned while in the administration is to always defer to jay carney and not comment on intelligence matters. to be sure the administration and all relevant agencies are looking at all the information we have and taking every data point seriously. the starting point on the written agreements that we have and exercises like the ones going on while r

>> certainly what jay carney saying very different from what secretary kerry said. thank you so much to jim acosta. the investigation is a global investigation. and it also is happening in the russian republic of dagestan where the suspect's parents live. today fbi officials arrived in dagestan to talk to them. what do we know about the conversations between investigators and the parents and again i put in the caveat, you know, earlier the mother tried to say her sons were framed. people have questioned the father's influence on the sons. what were investigators talking >> we don't know the substance of the conversations. we do know the style of the conversations. a lawyer representing the mother said that the americans were kind and polite. now both parents spent all day inside the russian internal security headquarters building in the central of the city here. there was very little information actually coming out of the building itself from the ffb. that is typical of the situation. the building itself is so secretive. you're not allowed to film it. but it does se

i asked jay carney about it. here is how he responded. >> he believes and fully recognizes that the challenges women -- or fully recognizes the challenge women continue to face in the work place and that they should not be judged based on appearance. i made clear he apologized for creating this distraction and believes very strongly that attorney general harris is an excellent attorney general and that she's done great work abis dedicated and tough and brilliant. >> reporter: now, president obama apologized to harris, jake, last night after he returned to the white house because the comments were said at a bay area fundraiser. and i will tell you the president frequently does comment on people being good looking but if you go back and look at his comments it is normally men that he says that to. he's kind of saying it in jest. this isn't something we think he said before to a woman and it created a whole lot of attention and discussion. >> here to talk about this all our round table. and ron foreignier who is a g

heather, jay carney said no word rhymes with treasury and that's why it wasn't mentioned in the song.m not buying that one. to other headlines now, we know this year's "american idol" will be a female. the final male was voted off last night. >> unfortunately we have to say good-bye. >> you made a mark on this competition. i'm going to show you will never forget. thank you for everything. >> that leaves five lady toss battle it out for the season 12 title. and they got some inspiration from the one who started it all, kelly clarkson. the original idol returned to the show to perform her new single. >>> a brawl at dodgers/padres game. carlos quintin was hit by pitcher zach grenke in this fight. he wound up with with a broken collarbone. to the masters, 14-year-old chinese player, the youngest to ever tee off at the masters shot a 1 over 73 on the day. how about this hole in one by jamie donaldson. the fifth golfer to get a hole in one on the sixth hole in august a. and tiger woods and his skier girlfriend lindsay vaughan. >> it is now 40 minutes after the the hour. coming up, just how

do you believe jay-z or jay carney and the treasury run? >> here i am with the back to the wall. wers to the white house. >> steve: thank you. >> for all substantive matters. >> steve: it all goes back to white house. >> if jay-z wanted to visit cuba, they would have given him whatever appropriate lie sense. i believe jay-z's trip was absolutely legal. let me say something a bit more provocative. >> gretchen: uh-oh. >> i believe the response of senator marco rubio, who i like, to compare this virtually, this trip, this tourist trip to terrorism is way over the top. this was, you know, it's way past time to reassess our relationship with cuba. we have made friends with communist china. we do business with them. vietnam, we lost 50,000 soldiers. and we have normal relations. cuba is 90 miles away. 11 million people. ten times the size of -- >> brian: if you had a relative in prison there? what if you had a relative rotting in prison there? >> the way to loosen them up is expose them to freedom. >> gretchen: with hollywood stars? >> jay-z and beyonce showed the good life to million o

the white house press secretary jay carney called the measure a quote, band-aid solution. but said president obama will sign it. >> how is it fair or right or just that these kids on head start get their cuts, that these cuts go into effect and the defense department and it's tough luck. when a bunch of business travelers belly ache because their flights are delayed because of the furloughs, that they get one of the fastest pieces of legislation to move through washington in recent memory. why doesn't the president take a stand? you could have flown in members of congress who need flights home also. but the fact is the delays are -- they are a problem for not just business travelers and members of congress. but for many americans. and that's a real negative consequence of the sequester. your point is excellent. and we call on congress to show as much concern for others who are being harmed. >> joining me now live, transportation reporter and white house reporter, thank you all for joining me. that is a heck of a question. that is the question on this friday that you're hea

jay carney said we are not going to establish a time table. but the republicans in specific are making hay about the time is now. >> this is a terrible answer to give on cable news. i don't know. i genuinely don't know what kind of intelligence -- >> it's a good answer, an important answer. >> i don't know what they need to do in order to establish certainty. i think one way of reading what carney is saying up there, which i think is going to be the normal way of reading it. is a kind of jaded they know they're just trying to buy time. that's very possible. on the other hand, we knew that iraq had weapons of mass destruction, that's not a joke that we thought that. that was a very, very mistaken judgment. i'm not shocked that if they do need more time to establish that, as sam says pulling together an international response, not a quick thing to do. but i think there's a broader thing. syria has already killed tens and tens of thousands of civilians. the reason they're talking about this red line, it's not just rhetorical, right? they want to