prime minister cameron: you are going to tell me, jeremy. jeremy paxman: nearly 5 billion pounds. prime minister cameron: that is a lot less than the previous government. was borrowing. look, the annual overdraft of the deficit has come down by one half as a share of gdp. and debt, the total stock of debt as a part of the national income is falling. we haven't finished the job. we have been working to a plan and the british people are working incredibly hard on that plan to turn the economy down, having public services that we can afford and creating jobs and livelihoods for our people. that is what we have been doing. now, if you are saying we haven't gone fast enough to cut the deficit i would agree we need to complete the job. but all of my political opponents have been saying we should borrow more, we should spend more, we should tax more. jeremy paxman: it is merely the chasm between what was said and what was done, let's take immigration. you promised at the last election that you would reduce immigration to the level it was at the 1990's, tens of thousands a year. do you kn

jeremy: did you ask them about it? prime minister cameron: i did not ask him about it at that specific time. it was properly dealt with. i said very clearly i didn't didn't know what happened. i simply answered a question , explaining he was a friend of mine but i am treating the people you work with badly is except the will. -- is not acceptable. what i've done for the last five years is lead a government that has an economy growing back to work, the taxes in the country and i'm not saying we've achieved everything we set out to do. the country is stronger. jeremy: apart from broken britain, one of your slogans last time was that the country was overwhelmed in debt. overwhelmed was the word you used. how much money have you borrowed? prime minister cameron: we have cut the budget deficit in half. jeremy: how much money have you borrowed? prime minister cameron: the amount of money you borrow every year -- jeremy: do you know what it is? prime minister cameron: i know you borrowed a lot of money. jeremy: do know what t

: do you think jeremy clarkson is innocent?reporter: of punching a producer? >> no. i think he's involved in a dust-up and not that serious. that's all i have to say. >> reporter: were you there when it happened? >> no. >> reporter: was it over dinner? >> yes. >>> two vans have been hijacked carrying millions of jewels they threw the drivers out before driving off with the jewelry. the two vans were later found burned in a forest nearby. a short while ago i spoke to bbc lisa williamson in paris. she said a lot of planning seemed to have gone into the robbery. >> reporter: we don't know much about it but the sources are assessing its. they said the thieves seems to know what time the vans were due to make their deliveries and what time they were due to pass through the tollbooth and lying in wait for them. it also seems to be a fairly controlled operation. no one was injured, we're told the two drivers of the vans were ejected and left by the side of the road and seemed to be fine and vans burned out and discarded with all the j

is it the end of the road for jeremy clark son at top gear. bbc suspends him over claims he threw a punch at a producer. >>> nato warships begin maneuvers in the black sea. could iran's drive to increase the population reduce women to baby making machines. ♪ >>> the blurred lines of music, marvin gaye's family win more than 7$7 million. >>> the bbc has suspended one of its highest profile television presenters "top gear" host jeremy clarkson after he alleged ly tried to hit one of the show's producers and will not be aired in the uk. a petition has been signed calling for him to be reinstated. first, sara corker reports. >> reporter: outspoken and often on the edge that's part of jeremy clark's appeal attracting millions of viewers around the world. a presenter arrived at his london home last night, facing a new controversy, suspended for allegedly hitting a producer last week. that means the next two episodes of "top gear" will not now be broadcast and understood a third and final episode is unlikely to be transmitted. >> the bbc has a dilemm

jeremy clarkeson bbc's biggest global star, had just been sacked. the reason -- a violent assault here at this north yorkshire hotel on a producer. his lip was split. he went to hospital. police are awaiting the bbc's reports. the corporation said it had no choice. >> what happened in this incident has crossed a line. i think the report makes clear, you cannot condemn an assault, physical assault plus sustained verbal abuse against a member of the staff. it's crossed a line. it's sad but it's crossed a loin. >> this is a massive letdown for millions of fans. there must have been another alternative. you're denying people the star they really like. >> well, i can see sadly through the course of action i have taken today. reporter: a few minutes later his colleague james may stepped out to speak scomblfment it's a tragedy. i'm sorry that this incident turned so big. i don't want to say anything more than that. i have only known a few minutes and if you excuse me, i have to write the ebay listing. reporter: it is jeremy clarkeson who turned "top gear"

jeremy: this is cameron and jeremy: this is cameron and miliband live.ot to the labour leader ed miliband. do you think britain is full? miliband: because of immigration? jeremy: yes. miliband: i wouldn't describe it that way no. we have high levels of immigration and i think we do need to try to get the levels of migration down. but i will tell you one thing i am not going to make a false promise on this because david cameron did make that -- jeremy: you have false promises on immigration. your government. miliband: you've got it wrong. they were wrong. you asked me a question. let me answer. i think that we benefit from our diversity. immigrants over the years have made a big contribution that we -- but we do need the proper control. need proper controls. a labour government says we will do something else. mr. paxman: but we are talking about numbers. mr. miliband: i will not get into your hypotheticals. let's get migration down. mr. paxman: 75 million? 80 million? mr. miliband: let me say what i am going to do. i think the controls we are talking abou

jeremy, let's talk about the future. mr. paxman: your forecasts on the future of the economy during this present government, everyone has been wrong. you have forecasted unemployment would rise and that wages would fall. you even forecast inflation would rise, which is now zero. which is helpful. mr. miliband: people are worse off. this is the worse it has been since the 1920's. david cameron wants to a wages -- wages would fall, and i am right. wages did fall. mr. paxman: unemployment, wage levels and inflation. mr. miliband: one turned out to be wrong. let's look at the big picture here. the bigger picture here is do we think the economy -- david cameron was on earlier. he says things are good and right and fine. i do not think things are fine. i think we are teal much based in low wages. i think work is too insecure. i think young people are burdened down by a lack of opportunity, and that has to change. mr. paxman: what would you cut? mr. miliband: key protected areas, there will be reductions, and we set out some of tho

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jeremy clarkson like him or loath him. the bbc host sun afraid to speak his mind. >> buying a car for its dynamic abilities is like buying a porn film for its plot. >> often very entertaining. >> consume sir we would like a word with you. if you would like to step out of the vehicle. >> he took a low budget program about cars and turned it into a motoringmotoring seven sayings with a worldwide audience of 3 million people. the show earns tens of millions of dollars a year for the cash strapped broadcaster. >> an enormous church of their foreign revenue. they're in a difficult position because he's absolutely integral to the program. >> but now clarkson is out. clarkson admitted getting into a fracas, with a junior producer. he couldn't get a hot meal at the hotel at the end of a day's shooting. the producer went to hospital. the bbc's top boss said the bbc is a big tent and admitted that is he a fan. >> but not at any price. physical violence accompanied by prolonged verbal abuse has crossed the line. and that's why with r

jeremy maclin will reunite with andry reid.s is despite the fact kelly cleared cap room in part to resign them. now they lost desean jackson and maclin in successive seasons quarterback byron maxwell may come to philly. according to multiple reports his five year contract borj $54 million with $25 million guaranteed. he had two interceptions last year and they have no quarterbacks at the moment released kerry williams and bradley fletcher and espn reporting frank gore will sign with eagles. deal said to be worth guaranteed 7.5 million over two years five time pro bowler in san francisco up there in page, 32 in may. ran for over 1,000 yards in eight of nine seasons and that's the power type of running back they need in all these goal line situations they failed to punch in. we know who will run the football. how about quarterback. strangely we learn mark sanchez reporting reportedly agreeing to 2 year deal original $16 million who will now make more than foles. foles will be given an opportunity you think to compete for starting

jeremy is credited with saving his bus and the 15 kids on board. >> i am incredibly proud of jeremy. very. i always have been. especially so today. >> reporter: what makes one step up while others sit back? >> i think what we're looking at are individuals perhaps who are very comfortable with other people, they feel that they can come out of a shell or they can cross a boundary and be able to reach out to someone perhaps they don't even know because they in some ways have developed the instinct of being helpful to other people. >> reporter: 6-year-old elspeth saw her best friend choking. >> i choked on the apple. it went down here. >> reporter: remarkably she performed the heimlich maneuver on her friend and saved her. >> everybody didn't know what to do but i knew what to do. i did. >> reporter: she told teachers she learned how watching a disney channel show. kids are bombarded by so much media and they're familiar with easy to use smartphones that many find themselves surprisingly knowledgeable about what to do in an emergency. >> we talk about kids being inundated with media and

jeremy clarkson halloween -- with the producer of top gear. he had been on a warning over a row whether he had used a racist word last year. >> he is one of tvs best-known presenters. his irreverent style attracting millions of viewers in the u.k. and around the world. today, the long-standing top gear host was suspended. the bbc confirmed the news in a statement saying, following the argument with the bbc producer jeremy clarkson is suspended pending an investigation. top gear will not be broadcast this sunday. top gear and the bbc have had a difficult past. the show's popularity is how quickly it comes to the lines of acceptability. its controversial nature is the reason it attracts huge audiences. this is now about jeremy clarkson and the top gear production team. he is already a controversial figure to the bbc. in july of last year the broadcasting regulator broke regulations when jeremy clarkson used a racial slur. >> ordinarily, i don't respond to newspaper allegations, but on this occasion i feel i must make an exception. >> it was afte

say hello to jeremy wade, ladies and gentlemen!by something in the water. i try and work out what it is, and then get my hands on the perpetrator. and very importantly, what i then do, i then -- having brought it up on a line, because in cloudy water you generally can't see it -- i put it back. and the message that is, is if anything happened, it's normally the fault of the person for being in the wrong place at the wrong time, and actually not knowing about these creatures. >> jimmy: yeah. it's not the fish's fault. yeah, exactly. [ laughter ] what did you bring with you? so what's this guy over here? >> this one here's a a puffer fish. >> jimmy: a puffer fish. >> now, you're probably aware that this one can kill you when it's dead. if it's badly prepared, you eat it, and it can basically -- you're lucid while you die. you're -- >> jimmy: am i going to die? is that what you're saying? did you just warn me? it's a puffer fish that's -- >> watch. with a bit of luck, it will puff up. it is sort of -- it is puffing up. it is blowing u

. >> bad news to me i love jeremy maclin what a come back year he had. let's see what they will do. chip must know what he is doing. >> you have to believe that with all of these changes happening. >> yes. >> it is all on the board right now. monday march 9th, 2015 at 4:01 watching yet another broadcast week how are you lauren johnson. >> good. >> highlight of the weekend, sue was walking the dog and not the whole time not wanting to race back inside. >> dog was happy we were happy, everything was great then. now temperatures plunge overnight, and a winter weather advisory has been issued this morning, by the the national weather service for the philadelphia area. at least philadelphia appoint and west. let me tell you why. i will show you ultimate doppler radar. a weak disturbance moving across the state. we have cold a air at the the surface. warm air above it. it is creating precipitation. now this is why it is tricky because it is light precipitation, again most of it north and west of the city but we cannot rule out freezing drizzle or light freezing rain, in our area. but if y

we are there with a camera. >>> and jeremy maclin reuniting with andy reid. eagles can't sign new players until tomorrow but that is in the stopping rumors about hoist staying and hoist leaving. we will take a lot at future of this team. >> that is chip kelly, we have another kelly in the the house beside bob, that guy a astronaut scott kelly is getting ready to blast off to the international space station but before he does that he is stopping in our studio because this is such a historic trip and study that he is doing with his twin brother, how long he will be crammed into that space station, i could never do it. >> welcome back. >> did i miss anything as far as the weather. >> yes, you pick a good week to go away. >> 10 inches of snow. >> it was great. >> i'm still itchy on my neck from the sunburn. >> you are a little sunburn. >> i heard snow squals moving through so i put on one more sweater. >> is there light freezing rain but light sleet, it is really lig

he hosts one of the top shows with 350 million viewers and jeremy clarkson has a mega following. within 24 hours of the news of the incident, hundreds of thousands of fans had signed an online petition demanding his reinstatement. the bbc only say that clarkson has been suspended pending an investigation during a fraca with a producer. that means this, the show's most recent episode could turn out to be it's last. >> now returning to america's got talent, not for singing but for science. the science search in washington, a highly coveted award with many of its winners going on to become winnow bell prizeswin nobel prizes. >> the judges pick just 40 students for the final round. jesse's project to find out what triggers the cold weather phenomenon called polar vortex. >> the more you learn, the more connected everything is, it seems i've always been drawn to topics like this. >> another focusing on the maneuver called the flick. >> i wanted to take a scientific approach and see if they were right. >> her conclusion coaches were wrong. and. >> nuclear power and clean energy super c

jeremy piven.reators of hbo's "game of thrones," david benioff and dan weiss. music from marina and the diamonds. featuring the 8g band. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, here he is, seth meyers! >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night," how are we all doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is good to hear. i'm so glad your spirits are high which is why i feel bad. i'm heart broken for what i'm about to tell you, because this is the big news today. zayn malik has officially left -- zayn malik has officially left one direction. however -- [ cheers and applause ] however, i am happy to say, i don't know which one that is. [ laughter and applause ] i saw it coming. i saw this coming as soon as he started dating yoko ono. i said it. i said it on this show. [ laughter ] this is also interesting, in political news. because his wife is taking a leave of absence from work, senator ted cruz is being dropped from her health insurance, and will have to sign up for obamacar

here it is, jeremy piven!> thank you. so do you. >> jimmy: you look great. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you and the roots have a past. you've hung out before, right? >> i love the roots. yes. >> jimmy: you've partied in prague? is that where -- >> yes. we did a project in prague. and we -- some adult beverages were taken. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, that's -- yeah. >> ahmir and i hung out 'til about a million o'clock. i don't remember much. but i'm happy to see everyone of them. happy to see andy summers killing it. >> jimmy: i mean, unbelievable, right? i mean, come on. do you have a favorite police song? >> god, i mean, that's like saying, "do you have a favorite child?" you know what i mean? >> jimmy: i do. >> you do? >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] it's the second one. >> craig. >> jimmy: no, i'm just kidding. i'm just kidding. winnie, i love you. i love you. [ laughter ] she's young. she can't even watch this. but i love them both. but what's your top three? do you have a three? >> well, i mean, you know, "roxan

jeremy: do you know where these cuts will fall?not want to be rude, but do you know and you are not telling us or do you not know? camerono: we know there will be difficult decisions:. we have to go through every part of the budget. anna: we still did not know whether those welfare cuts are going to come from. maybe we will know by may 7. maybe we dowon't. on ed miliband's part, what did we learn? maybe more on his policy on your. miliband: whether you want to tackle terrorism or -- you have got to be an outward looking country. i have said this is a transfer of power from britain to the eu. we would have a referendum. that is not lucky to happen. that is what leadership is about, and what your priority is. i do not want us to leave the eu. why would i plunge the country into two years debate about something i do not want to see happen. anna;": he could not rule out a referendum under labour. he did not expect to have one. he does not think there will be a transfer of power to the u.k. and the rest of the eu. but he would hold one

jeremy bowhen, bbc news. >>> a powerful report isn't it? in half hour's time a bit more with our middle east correspondent lena sinjab. >> let's get some business for you. alice baxter is with us. you have a look at the gaming industry which is a booming industry. >> we are. one of the biggest and london hugely important center for that talking about that in world business report throughout the day for you. we are looking at currencies because the euro has fallen to its lowest levels against the u.s. dollar in 12 years after european central bank began its government bond buying program. it fell as low as $1.05 before recovering a little bit. but many traders expect that it could soon be worth the same as the dollar reaching parody. the ecb began its latest round of quantitative easing on monday. it will buy bonds worth 1.4 trillion euros over the next 18 months flooding the market with money. also in business could wall street survive another financial crisis? that is the question the u.s. central bank the federal reserve has been asking i

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they are cooperating together in the campaign and they hire jeremy bird. this is in the newspapers in israel. jeremy bird is helping them identify a get-out-the-vote operation involving 1 million phone calls and identify a certain number of voters everywhere across the country who will come out in a get out the vote effort and designed to be aab. anybody but b.b. that is their expressed public goal of victory 15 which hires jeremy bird. it just strikes me that this is just too cute by half. they give them money. they announce the group then announces it's going to embark on a ground-breaking effort around the israeli elections and partner up with a group that was one goal which is to defeat of the sitting prime minister of israel. that is stinky and they hired president obama's campaign director from 2012 to do it. >> you know, i guess i sort of look at it like what's stinky to me is if they have no involvement, why didn't they answer this january 29th letter? it's not ha hard to deny it we69r1m that's the first thing. the second thing we want to know is w

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jeremy roth has those stories and more in today's hollywood minute. >> jeremy: cate blanchett might be playing a cruel stepmother in disney's cinderella. >> "you shall not go to the ball." >> jeremy: but in real life the actress is overjoyed to be welcoming a new daughter. people reports blanchett and husband andrew upton recently adopted a girl. edith upton is the first daughter for the couple. the pair already have three sons. john stamos returned to the house that helped make him famous. and managed to remain unnoticed. the full house actor posted a picture of himself standing outside the show's now iconic san francisico home. as you can see. fans taking pictures of the house have no idea uncle jesse is standing right behind them. chappie is number one at the box office. the story of a robot that can think and feel made an estimated 13 million dollars in its opening weekend. con artist flick, "focus," fell to number two in its second week. making more than 10 million dollars. british sequel "the second best marigold hotel" came in third with a little over 8 million. for hollywood mi

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jeremy lu is a general partner with lightspeed venture partners.r joining us. >> happy to be here. >> so there are now 73 companies that we know of that have this valuation of more than a billion dollars. how do you as an investor separate the wheat from the chaff? >> i'm lucky in that i spend my time on the early stage investing and as these companies grow they grow into these billion dollar type valuations. but for me, when i'm meeting these companies, we're tending to invest a at a 5, 10, $20 million valuation on the hope and expectation they'll grow into valuations in the future. for us a lot of this stuff is in the future and we're excited to see it happen to our companies and portfolio when they do. >> a lot of companies in your portfolio even though you got in an early stage have been formidable brands, snapchat, just to name a couple, what do you see in those companies that leads you to put your money there and know or at least hope that you'll be able to get a decent return on it? >> you know, when we invest a lot of what we invest in is t

jeremy ben-ami, president of j. street which describes itself as a pro-israel and pro-peace organization. nathan diament of the union advocacy center. erel margalit, a member of the israeli knesset from the labor party. i don't know where to begin right now so i'm going to start with steve israel because you're the top democrat here. what do you think? is this good for america, good for israel, the speech in the way it was put together by boehner? i don't know who came up with this idea. i have theories about it. what are yours? who came up with the idea of sneaking this invitation past our president? >> boehner. the issue for me is not bibi. the issue is boehner. look, let's be blunt. this was a trap that john boehner tried to spring on democrats in order to create the perception of daylight between democrats and the state of israel. and, chris, you've been in politic, i'm in politics. i know one thing about politics. when you know that your opponent is setting a trap, avoid the trap i'm not going to fall into that

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. >>> jeremy expected to have a scar from his hernia surgery.st didn't expect it to be on his finances. >> surely it would be in network. >> they ended up with tens of thousands of dollars threatening his credit score. >> i didn't know the rules. >> the rules are about to change beginning with medical debt like jeremy. >> tens of thousands have medical debt issues on their reports. >> today the credit bureau agreed to overhall how they handle that debt. you will have to wait 180 days before adding medical debt to a report and remove it if the insurance company pays. it can be up there 7 years because of delays in paying the bills. the bureau must have trained employees reviewing disputes. they can't take the creditor's word. creditors will no longer ding you for debts you didn't agree to like tickets or fines. >> some have a library fine they didn't know they have. >> for millions of americans financial health will not be dependant on physical health. >> it stems from consumer complaints. this will be nationwide. >> one set of rules for everyone

. >>> and the bay area's jeremy lynn is off doing good deeds. the challenging question he just could not turn down. >>> after two years and more than 50 meetings, the san francisco agency is poised to vote on a plan to improve safety on polk street. it's a plan with something for everyone to dislike. we have more on the story. >> reporter: the project would start cities from city hall at polk and mcallister and stretch about a mile or so all the way to union street. polk street is a vibrant corridor, but it's also one of the most dangerous in the city. over a five-year period there were 122 collisions between cars and pedestrians or bicyclists. one of the most memorable was new year's eve 2013 when 6-year-old sophia liu was killed at polk and ellis. the municipal transportation agency has a plan to make a 20-block stretch of the street safer. >> we've come up with a plan that involves protecting pedestrians through new design of sidewalks and crosswalks, protecting cyclists with a raised cycle track as well as bike lanes as well as improving tra

jeremy clarkson has managed to offend romanians albanians germans, black people, the bbc itself, and most of argentina why has the corporation always kept him on? here are some keys. clarkson has helped top gear become one of the bbc's biggest shows drawing 150 million viewers a week in 200 countries. it earns vast revenues from top gear a brand worth $175 million a year, and jeremy clarkson has a mega following. within 4 hours of 24 hours of the news, petitions have been sign demanding his re instatement. he has been suspended pending investigation with a fraca with a producer, which means that this last episode could turn out to be it's last. >> here is sport. >> thank you very much, lauren. well, we start with the latest on the champions league. they were far too strong for the ukrainian visitors. barren would be put ahead after a goal. the defender was sent off for his challenge, bayern scored six goals to comfortbly move into the last eight. chelsea has just gone ahead to buy extra time. it would put chelsea ahead in the 81st minute. they would equalize, five minutes later they

jeremy ben-ami. nathan diament. and erel margulet. >>> coming up president obama versus bibi netanyahu. we'll get to the human politics of netanyahu and the speech tomorrow versus the president. the prime minister is coming to congress tomorrow sounding like churchill. you can bet he's going to quote churchill. the president is calling him a distraction. no worse than that. i think he thinks it's worse. think the president is getting softer on this kind of thing politically and re torically. i don't think he looks this guy. who's winning this thing? >>> plus here's one thing we learned about jeb bush and chris christie from this weekend's cpac conference. the dog doesn't like the dog food. bush and christie don't stand a chance with this crowd. scott walker, he may be the republican to watch right noup. he's the sleeper. >>> how will john boehner get out of the straitjacket he's in right now? he can't fund the department of homeland security thanks to the red hots. >>> let me finish with a big question. will the red

jeremy ben-ami and david harris, thank you both very much.oters were seen as cutting edge to reduce partisanship hat resulted in safe seats for the incumbents to the party in power and reduced the number of truly competitive election districts. >> brown: but the state legislature said, no you've gone too far and that's how we ended up in court? >> yes, absolutely again. the issue before the court is whether voters acting through an initiative are really acting as a legislature within the meaning of that word "legislature" in the constitution. >> brown: all right. we've got that clause because the argument is, as often, right, it's about a word or a clause. >> yes. >> brown: this is the election clause from the constitution. let's put that up. >> okay. >> brown: tell us about what happened here how that played into the argument today. >> former solicitor general paul clement was representing the arizona state legislature and he said that word "legislature" has always been meant to be a representative body from the beginning of the drafting of

jeremy bowen, bbc news, washington. katty: for more on the speech, i spoke to the envoy. he is at the brookings institution. was it useful for netanyahu to come and address congress? >> it was useful for his real election campaign katty:. this week, he is trailing in the polls behind his main rival and he has a problem with the president of the united states. normally the israeli voters do not like that. it was streamed to israel that congress has our back and i know how to talk to congress. everything will be all right. katty: what about the context of the reason he is tentatively came for, the negotiations with iran. >> i think he is concerned and he has a legitimate case that he made forcefully and effectively about the intentions towards israel that they do not hide. they have been hegemonic in intentions. katty: the way he did at this juncture, was that useful? >> it was designed to undermine negotiations and, in effect, torpedoed them, using the congress. he made it clear that this was a bad deal that should be done away with. in that sense, it creates a crisis in t

realistic about the future and your pure it will talk german carson -- jeremy clarkson.will talk the clarkson effect after the break. ♪ >> a day of for ed and a morning of red. the dax is down. and, the ftse 100 is down 31 point. a big move in the oil market to talk about. it is surging higher and up. brent is up and approaching $60 in arrow on -- $60 a barrel. for now, i want to get to some of the top stock stories. caroline: the oil stocks and the oil service company. we are seeing the standout performer on the shares this morning. it is outperforming. the reason is the concern about the bombings in saudi arabia and the allies. oil is up already and stocks are up. if you are looking at the long side of things, look at one of the poorest performers. they plan to let go of 17% and he ends up offloading 22.5%. you see it down and it is about liquidity. it is more tradable amounts of stock in the markets and you see it rebounding and longer terms. there is another fake sale and this is offloading statke. we are seeing it at 23 and at the lower end of the price range. they

jeremy. thank you. for having me on the show. the next washington journal melanie campbell president and ceo of the national coalition of black civic precipitation has black women in the u.s. and michael ruben of the american enterprise institute has the latest on current conflicts in the middle east and institute of economic policies talks about their report on the fairness and the states of local tax systems in each of 50 states and always take our calls and join the conversation on facebook and twitter. washington journal is live every day 7:00 am eastern and on c span. senator harry reid announced he would be in his fifth term and he has been a democratic leader for the senate since 2007. these bruise that's have i on my face and on my eye. are an inconvenience. but trust me they are nothing compared to the bruise that's i got when i was fighting in the ring. when i was a boy, i dreamed of being an athlete. i listen today the games and i envisioned me as a man and out in the center field and yankees stadium. fenway park in ab

jeremy maclin. you know, desean jackson.aying riley cooper. >> really. >> okay. >> is race playing a part in chip kelly's decisions with eagles roster. that is what steven a smith suggested on espn. former eagle will tre thomas was a coach last year what he believes is going on in south philadelphia. >>> and it is here not spring, but pothole season. the road crews are busy filling in this morning, or are they? we're on pothole patrol. we like to call it pp. we put jj on the story. coming up at 7:00. >> make sure you tweet us then about the potholes you are seeing in your area so we can send jenny joyce there to up investigate. >> it will be tough with the rain coming the potholes get filled up with water. you don't room ice they are even there. >> it is worst feeling in that car and you are like ahh and you hit one. >>> throw some doughnuts the in there. >> a pun much. >> let's just make soup. >> keep it warm. >> yes. >> this is creativity at its best this morning, congratulations, guys. >> it feels good early in the mornin

. >> joining me now to discuss this controversy, joy reid and jeremy peters. good evening to all of you. what does it take for republicans to be failing the rudy standard? >> if obama only had been a prosecutor instead of a law professor. i think it's really interesting. rudy wants to obviously protect somebody of his own ranks, a prosecutor, show that prosecutors here in the federal system are qualified to have a job like this. he's a former federal prosecutor. perhaps he could be somebody's a.g. one day. but i think the situation with loretta lynch is so out of control and so surprising to so many people. the fact that he's come out in support of her should be a big wakeup call. >> it is nice to know that rudy giuliani has found an african-american he doesn't think is criminal or a hater of their own country. that's good news. but it is something to do with a rudy giuliani who is potentially thinking he may be in a position to have the exact same job loretta lynch is vying for. but i find puzzling two things. number one, you're alienating african-americans a

. >> coming up see what today means for jeremy maclin's future. and don't miss johnny hockey's home coming. one of the nhl's stars. >>> good evening, danny pommells with you once again. the eagles did now give the franchise tag to jeremy maclin but they did make a signing. the tag was a one-year contract worth nearly $13 million. he is set to become a free agent on march 10th. the cowboys used their tag on dez bryant. shipping out coburn. he was dealt to the tampa baylight thing for a first round and third round picks. the deal went down on the wee hours of the night and colburn talks about how he got the news. >> my wife got up to check our son and she said the phone was blowing up and she woke me up and said time to get up. >> johnny hockey will be here. he got a heros welcome where his jersey was retired. the rookie star is ready to face the flyers. >> i have been looking forward to this trip all season long and tuesday night has been a date i had circled in my calendar there so i'm very excited. >>> chase utley said he will likely not play at