. >>> last season, he was a sophomore became the first since joe smith in 1995 to lead the acc in scoringme he was planning to help lead maryland to ncaa tournament as a junior but suspension changed everything >> clippers on the road, trailed the grizzlies, 27 points former wizard, young heated up three pointers, on three consecutive. minute left, clippers trail by one, paul about to shoot, passes to evans for the lay up part of a 26-1 run to give the clippers a 1 point lead final seconds grizzlies down 1, no. clippers rally from 27 points down, to edge the grizzlies 99- 98 that came by the way within memphis red signed, jason gauf, neil rackers he will compete with graham tonight, caps game 2, 7:30 p.m., madson square garden, nats lost the first game to the bruins brian let's hope they win the series but let's hope it doesn't go 7. >> got to be for sure. thanks now you have the news edge, back here at 10 and 11:00 p.m. [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street

. >> back with us is joe and david smith. guys, good to see you. are you uncomfortable at all about the reaction that we've seen for two days in a row, numbers that either beat in line with expectations or investors sell that right into it, disappointed that they didn't even get more. is that going to be a bad sign for earnings season? >> i don't think so. you have the situation where a sell off on at least a cover. but there's a lot of expectations built into some of

. >> what joe smith is saying hey, we've got republican -- 25 democrats and 24 republican ags who came together and came to an agreement on the settlement. why is it so difficult for us to have at the federal level this positive discourse to try to come up with solutions to address it? >> well, let's keep in mind that -- and certainly this was all before joe. you didn't get to the settlement very quickly so there was quite a process to it. and we certainly have seen a handful of things one can debate what the ultimate impact of the jobs act will be. but that passed by partisan with support by the president. one, obviously, we're in an election year. that's going to make high level issues very difficult to reach agreement on and there's substantial disagreements over a diagnosis of the problem. and so part of it's politics. part of it is policy, as well. all that said is, i think when you can have a small number of areas where people can come together and agree, i'm hopeful a few things can get done. >> i was going to make the point, john, your slides told the truth. the whole truth, an

joe smith. how much are you relying on self reporting from services in your enforcement of the settlement? how would you determine the accuracy of those reports? >> well, the settlement documents require that i receive reports from the bank and the banks do the self analysis first. the important thing to me to start is that the banks have internal review groups that are independent enough, big enough, competent enough, to do a job so we don't have to do much additional. if they aren't, we'll do more. i think, frankly, this is something we'll leave behind, i hope will be left behind, after the settlement is over which is to say the banks will do a better job of self monitoring and with quality control so we have an industry where they correct error quicker and we go down the road. i think that can happen. we'll see. >> so this is a question for any one. why not allow principle reduction for borrowers severely under war in default? why not allow that? i think we will allow it.e all . okay. what ke

. >> so i want to bring joe smith back into this discussion, because obviously -- >> i got your back. >> i think he'd be happy to sit there and talk out the rest of the session. but obviously, in the news is this $25 billion a.g. settlement. a lot of questions from a lot of people of how it's going to work. most people didn't realize that even you as the selected monitor was not official until ten days ago when the federal court here in d.c. approved the a.g. agreement. >> right. >> so -- and i don't think everybody exactly knows what the role of that monitor is going to be, but what everybody is most concerned about is what is going to be the impact. is this really going to hem in the foreclosure crisis. take it away, joe. >> apparently. right? no. the answer -- no, i think it will. and i appreciate the opportunity to be here today. i would like to clarify a couple of things. to begin with, one, there is 5 billion bucks of cash, and i don't have a dollar of it, so i hope i can still have lunch. but i'm not the custodian of the cash grants or the payments to people who have foreclosed

. >> i want to bring joe smith back into this discussion.obviously, i think -- [laughter] >> i think he would be happy to sit there and let us talk out the rest of the session. but obviously, in the news is this 25 billion-dollar ag settlement. a lot of questions from a lot of people about how it will work. both realize that even you as a selected monitor was not official until 10 days ago when the federal court in dc approved the ag agreement. i don't think everybody exactly knows what the role of that monitor is going to be, but what everybody is most concerned with -- what is going to be the impact? is this really going to help in the foreclosure crisis? take it away, joe. >> apparently, ray? [laughter] >> i think it will. i would like to clarify a couple of things on 10 things to begin with. first of all, there are $500 billion of cash, and i don't have any of it. but i am not the custodian of the cash. what i am -- i am the monitor of the remainder of the agreement. it has two parts. the first is the new service in standards. it is acro

thor than 600 volunteers showed up, inclusion alex smith joe staly and walker.uthorities say she was probably kidnapped more than three weeks ago, but her family a not giving up hope that she's alive. >> sierra, i love you so much and miss you more than i could ever imagine. i'm praying for you and your safe recovery. >> marc klaas has been heavily involved. more than 3,000 volunteers have assisted in the search, covering a 20-mile radius beyond her home. >>> tens of thousands of at&t employees will not be on the picket lines for now as continuing labor negotiations are ongoing. 40,000 workers and the company are still at the bargaining table after their labor contract expired overnight at midnight union officials say employees will report to work tomorrow, but without a contract. a strike is still up in the air if a deal is not reached soon. the main sticking points are job protection and health care costs. >>> air travelers flying out of oakland international will have one less airline to choose from. united airlines will pull out of the airport on june 4th. u

. >> i want to bring joe smith back into this discussion.ughter] i think he would be happy to sit there and let us talk out the rest of the session. but in the news is this $25 billion ag settlement. a lot of questions about how it's going to work. most people did not realize even you as the selected monitor was not official until 10 days ago when the a federal court here in d.c. approved the agreement. i don't think everybody knows what the role that monitors going to be, but what everyone is most concerned with is what is going to be the impact? is this going to help in the foreclosure crisis? >> apparently. i think it will. i appreciate the opportunity to be here today and i will like to clarify couple of things. to begin with, there is $5 billion of cash, and i don't have $1 of it. i hope i can still have lunch. i am not the custodian of the cash grants for payments to people who were foreclosed in 2008. what i am the monitor of the remainder of the agreement which has two pieces. one is the new servicing standards for the mortgage indus

even alex smith and joe stayly took part of the search. the reward is made possible through due nations. >> we want someone to come forward without this, but whatever we can do to get some kind of tip that will lead us to sierra. that's what we're after. >> my belief she is coming back is making me be able to continue as far as a lack of sleep, and just worrying all the time. it's difficult. it is really hard. >> alan: sierra was last seen march 16th leaving for school. her mother says investigators have several leads. >> in oakland, the lives of several people in the oikos shooting rampage will be honored with a musical memorial all month long. ♪ >> alan: bay area choirs and musicians are donating their time to sing or play classical music in front of the school. anyone who would like to give condolences through music is welcome to participate. seven people lost their live thursday the massacre. police say the 43-year-old one goh confessed to the shootings. they found a gun purchased by goh less than a mile from okay cost. >> the lives lo

. >> back with us is joe and david smith. guys, good to see you. are you uncomfortable at all about the reaction that we've seen for two days in a row, numbers that either beat in line with expectations or investors sell that right into it, disappointed that they didn't even get more. is that going to be a bad sign for earnings season? >> i don't think so. you have the situation where a sell off on at least a cover. but there's a lot of expectations built into some of these names and you're seeing them relative to a whisper number. i don't expect this earning season to be very different in that regard. >> they are watching these earnings reports like a hawk. >> however, if you take a step back, we still feel first quarter earnings, expectations were quite low and so far we've seen numbers come in quite strong. that bodes well for equities. >> even though we see so many stocks -- >> certainly there's going to be individual stocks that have tough quarters and they are going to get pounded. in general, we remain constructive. >> let's see what america

joe smith, how much have you are relying on self reporting services from enforcement. how would you determine the accuracy of this report click >> welcome set of documents required that i receive reports for the bank to the self-analysis first. the important thing to me is that the banks have internal review groups that are independent enough, big enough, competent enough to do a job so that we don't have to do much additional. if they aren't, will do more. i think frank lucas is something to leave behind -- i hope will be left behind after the settlement is over, which will say the settlement is over, which will say the settlement is over, which will say better java self-monitoring and will have an industry where the correct air quicker and go on down the road. i'm an optimist and i think that can happen. but we'll see. snack this is a question for anyone on the panel. attila principal reduction for borrowers who are severely under water and not a default? why not allow that? i think we will allow it, right clicks nobody? we're all in agreement. okay. what is financia

joe b. hall, rick pitino, smith, all coaches to have led kentucky to an ncaa title.the fifth. we'll be back in a moment. i'm freaking out man. why? i thought jill was your soul mate. no, no it's her dad. the general's your soul mate? dude what? no, no, no. he's, he's on my back about providing for his little girl. hey don't worry. e-trade's got a totally new investing dashboard. everything is on one page, your investments, quotes, research... it's like the buffet last night. whatever helps you understand man. i'm watching you. oh yeah? well i'm watching you, watching him. [ male announcer ] try the new 360 investing dashboard at e-trade. ♪ greet the day and the light ♪ it's time to go outside ♪ if you could keep steady ♪ get up and get ready ♪ it's time to go outside [ male announcer ] spring is in the air. lowe's. never stop improving. greg g.: we welcome you back to new orleans, everyone. we continue live our special tribute to the ncaa tournament "one shining moment." meanwhile, the kentucky wildcats taking down the nets here in the superdome in new orleans. werne

joe b. hall, rick pitino, smith, all coaches to have led kentucky to an ncaa title.the fifth. we'll be back in a moment. i'm freaking out man. why? i thought jill was your soul mate. no, no it's her dad. the general's your soul mate? dude what? no, no, no. he's, he's on my back about providing for his little girl. hey don't worry. e-trade's got a totally new investing dashboard. everything is on one page, your investments, quotes, research... it's like the buffet last night. whatever helps you understand man. i'm watching you. oh yeah? well i'm watching you, watching him. [ male announcer ] try the new 360 investing dashboard at e-trade. ♪ greet the day and the light ♪ it's time to go outside ♪ if you could keep steady ♪ get up and get ready ♪ it's time to go outside [ male announcer ] spring is in the air. lowe's. never stop improving. greg g.: we welcome you back to new orleans, everyone. we continue live our special tribute to the ncaa tournament "one shining moment." meanwhile, the kentucky wildcats taking down the nets here in the superdome in new orleans. werne

. >> yesterday the search team got some help from 49ers quarterback alex smith and defensive lineman, joe stalely. a mow defendter teenager said she's broken with her boyfriend good former teacher after warning he had a relationship with another student ten years ago. 41-year-old james hooker was arrested friday on suspicion of sexually abusing a 17-year-old back in 1998. abc's tanya rivera has the story. >> it was the romance that made national headlines and outraged parents. the 41-year-old teacher left his family to move in with his former student 18-year-old jordan appearing hear on "good morning america." >> he's more than a lover. >> hooker was arrested and charged with sexually assaulting another teenager 14 years ago. his young girlfriend left heartbroken. >> how could he lie to me all these months and look me in the eye and tell me he loves me. i don't know how he could have such a cold heart. >> the arrest was justification for her mother who long believed he preyed on her battle and prove the relationship began before he turned 18. a crime in california. >> i always had the sam

this come as more than 600 volunteers showed up in morgan hill, including 49ers alex smith, delaney walker and joe stealy to search for clues that could point to clues where the teenager is. they said she was probably kidnapped more than three weeks ago but her family is not giving up hope that she's alive. >> sierra, i love you so much. and i miss you more than i could ever imagine. i'm praying for you. i'm praying for your safe recovery to come back home. >> both mark klaas, the father of poly klaas, and the father of the nursing student michelle lei have been heavily involved. klaas said more than 3,000 volunteers have assisted in the search, covering a 20-mile radius of the home. pope benedict presided over the easter eve mass in vatican city tonight. about 10,000 catholic faithful lit candles as the pope moved along the central aisle on a wheeled platform he uses to conserve strength. for catholics illuminating the darkness symbolizes the salvation brought about by jesus' resurrection. he said that -- >>> after years of silence, gay and lesbian students from a strict mormon college are speaki

joe flacko. michael orr, jimmy smith. >> that is unbelievable. you've got one, two, three for guaranteed hall of famers. in 14 number one picks. >> as you always say, the game is played off the field as well as on the field. >> by this time tomorrow morning, some young man in america is going to look at a picture like that, and think to himself, the coach actually gave the fans the game ball? by this time tomorrow morning, some young man is going to start to understand what it means to be a baltimore raven. and all i can say is to a young man, we don't know yet, good luck, kid. have a great career. >> and welcome to town. >> we will have the story for you tomorrow morning. let's take a look at some weather. this is the greatest time of the year. let's look at it, 54 degrees, it is mild. way above our normal for this time of the year. as a matter of fact, it is 13 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. and showers around. through the day. and 63 at lunch. going to a high temperature of 68 with a couple of peeks of sun. maybe 70. by dinnertime to

more than 600 von steers showed, including alex smith, tony walker and joe stall staley. sierra was probably kidnapped more than three weeks ago, but her family is not giving up hope. >> sierra, i love you so much, and i missing more than i could ever imagine. um, i'm praying for you. i'm praying for your safe recovery to come back home. >> both mark klaas, and the mother of -- klaas says more than 3,000 volunteers have helped. >>> closing arguments are expected to begin tomorrow for a suspect accused in the slaying of a vallejo musician. he's one of the four men of gunning down dewey tucker back in 2010. police say the men took tucker for a rival gang member. he says he was acting as a peacekeeper for warring faction. two other men will be tried later this month, a third suspect tried in june. >>> coming up at 7:00 this morning on "today in the bay" life changed in an instant. a father and daughter hit why bicycling together on a saturday morning. we'll have details on what happened. >>> plus all of the day's top stories coming up at 7:00. right now back to the "today" s

joining us to talk equity markets is matt smith. joe, chief analyst at fx solutions and peter.eter, let's start off talking about what is happening with the futures. right now we're looking at the dow features up to value. what are you talking about here? >> waiting for my taxes to be done so i can jump in there and buy stocks, too. we had a really nice rally this year and if you look at the highs, we just made a week ago and you look at where we started the year, the perfect retracement is where we traded down to and it's almost a perfect technical correction. for those of you who want to put money to work in the stock because the dividend yield is the best place to be, it's a great buying opportunity. we have no reason to think interest rates are going higher. the fed is the short. earnings are going to be there. if earnings are there and rates are this low, you've got to buy stocks. >> and yet we started looking back to europe and showing some real concern after italian bond yields skyrocketed again. is europe something that could turn things around for this market or not? >

joe gosling. coming to us tonight are adam smith and stacy lambe creators of the "texts from hillary" tumbler.us inside "the war room." i got to get my blackberry. or my droid i should say. [ laughter ] >> i'll ask adam the first question. how did you come up with this idea? >> stacey and i were having a drink or . . . two, at the bar on wednesday night, last wednesday after work. and i said stacey have you seen this picture of hilary clinton. she has sunglasses on she is looking at her blackberry, and stacey said texts from hilary and i said perfect. >> like all good ideas made up at the bar. i'm toasting you with a glass of wine right now. >> we don't have one. >> you have your droids though. stacey when did you know that you had a viral hit on your hands? >> you know, i think what really set it off was in the morning, buzzfeed has actually posted it right away, and we had only had four posts up at that point, and they called it the best political mien they had seen all year, and when you get a label like that after four hits you are like oh my gosh from there it just went crazy, and i think

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. >> now, joe, if you look at the fact that officer timothy smith wrote in the police report from therime scene, quote, zimmerman was placed in the rear of my police vehicle and was given first aid by the sanford fire department. zimmerman was cleared by the sanford fire department. he was transported to the sanford police department. now, this is the officer that says he was treated in the back of his car. this is his report. his police report. clearly he's not indicating that he was near unconscious or fighting for his life. this is his written report at the scene. >> absolutely. i don't know what else to tell you. look again at the evidence. a broken nose. where is the blood? you have a situation like you just reported. cancelled ems. the reality is that we are look ing at a person who is telling his family one thing. he's probably not telling them the truth. they are repeating it and the right wing is buying it and accusing us of not wanting us to believe our eyes and believe our ears. that's why this case is falling apart for george zimmerman. >> let me go back to you. one, i don

smith, the former banking commissioner of north carolina. he earned critical acclaim -- if you could hold your applause. i know joe wants the applause now. >> it's been great to be with you. >> if you could hold the applause till we get through the introof the six speakers, that would save some time. i appreciate that. so he really received a critical acclaim for his work in enforcing north carolina's anti-predatory lending laws and most importantly he's been appointed by the state's attorney generals to be the monitor, mr. monitor of their recently approved $25 billion agreement between the ags and five banks. frank raines to my left, franklin raines, former rhoades scholar with a harvard law degree served as the omb director for president clinton and recognized as the first african-american to become a partner of a private wall street firm and best known for being the ceo of fannie mae. to my left also is hubert van tol, the director of economic justice for path stone, an ncra member organization that is provides lending, housing, job training and other services in seven states and puerto rico. he is a current m

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joe and bill and michael. that does it for me. i'm andy levy and i will see you next time. that is monday. smith.trusting us your news and information. opinion and analysis starts now.

. >> joe is for free markets and adam smith and everything except the american league east. >> right,uld play for nothing. they really would. and judging by their performances the past week, that's exactly what they should be paid. [ laughter ] >> mike, can you speak to the degree to which on talk radio in boston the hair is on fire? i have friends up there who say you can't go to a channel without them screaming the sky is falling. >> you know, it's such a small market. it's like living in the palm of your hand. and the red sox have always dominated the conversation when it comes to sports. and right now, there's thousands of people involved in setting up their self immolation kits. [ laughter ] >> as they head out to the bus stop or the t stop. watch this. [ laughter ] >> i want to remind our friends in boston, 150 games left. in the season. >> yes. >> and lose most of them. >> we'll be live from fenway. baseball commissioner bud selig will join us. also, the great peter gammons, an institution up there in boston. >> and lenny clark will be around. >> it will be a big day starting a

the serious wounding of joe johnston during the battle of seven pines the evening of the last day of may. in 1862. lee took command two days later after a brief interval when smith commanded the army. there was no question that lee was the man for the job. he was here in richmond. he had the rank. jackson would not have been considered. he wasn't even on the long, long, long slate to consider that. his rank was not high enough. his experience was not high enough. lee was the obvious choice. and jackson was not even a candidate. after he had reached lieutenant general's rank late in 1862 is when there might have been the question to which i addressed myself about commanding one of the larger armies while lee took another one. after jackson had the rank next to that of army commander. but people were not jumped two ranks under any circumstances that i can think of. so he wasn't on the slate. he was not a candidate. >> richard is in concord, massachusetts on the line for us. thanks for joining us here on american history tv. >> thank you for having me. i'm glad to see that someone has picked stonewall. i've been talking about him being the man of the year for the l

smith. this is the fox report. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. vice president joeack today. he says mitt romney is not ready to be commander and chief. here listen. >> americans know, americans know that we can't go back to the future. back to a foreign policy that would have america go it alone. shout to the world you are either with us or against us. lash out first and ask the hard questions later if they get asked at all. >> shepard: just last night the obama campaign announced the president and the first lady will hold their first official campaign rally a week have saturday. so no doubt about it now, the general election battle is on. campaign carl cammeron is on the top story at the bottom of the hour. live from washington. this was really the first shot across the foreign policy bough of this campaign. delay out for us. >> well, it's true. romney would really much prefer to talk about the economy. but, i mean he has hit the president for a whole host of things. including not standing up for u.s. allies or, two, u.s. adversaries. this was also the obama biden

joe and bill and michael. that does it for me. i'm andy levy and i will see you next time. that is monday. smith. thanks for trusting us your news and information. opinion and analysis starts now. >> the "o'reilly factor" is on. tonight -- >> it's an economic message i'm hearing and it's frustration about government spending too much and not balancing budgets. >> are the spouses of political candidates fair game for criticism? ann romney was hammered by a democratic pundit and president obama doesn't like it. >> we don't need to be directing comments at them. >> why not? we will have a special report. >> for 30 years, the richest people in this country paid a minimum of 70%. and yet, the economy grew faster in that 30-year period than it has grown since. >> is that true? or more far left propaganda. charles krauthammer has the facts of taxing the rich. >> what's so smart about it? >> it's small. >> does an electric car get any girls? >> i think it's pretty hot. >> jesse watters looking into your future on the road! >> very james bond. >> at the new york city car show. >> do you drive a stick? >>

smith was free. free to be a grandmother. >> good girl. >> reporter: free to once again drive the streets of her hometown. >> that st. joe'sbeen -- shut down now. >> reporter: and life was as sweet as it had ever been. judge, some people will call you a hero. do you accept that label? >> no. >> reporter: why? >> it isn't a question of heroism. i took a set of facts, i applied real-world experience and the law, and i know these people are innocent. if i were to overlook that, i would never get over it. >> reporter: but the judge's ruling it turned out, was not final. the current lorain county prosecutor was as determined to defend the convictions as his predecessors had been. he appealed to the ohio supreme court, arcing that judge burge had overstepped his authority. last year, the court agreed and ordered the judge to resentence nancy smith and joseph allen. the supreme court basically ordered you to send these people back to prison. >> that's correct. >> reporter: why didn't you? >> shortly after i received that, the chief assistant prosecutor and attorney bradley asked me on this case not to do anything unless i heard f

joe wants to come by and see you for 10 years and i want to bring salary smith with me and it turns outor the entertainment industry and they want to bend your ear. megyn: doesn't it seem like both sides do it. don't you think the american people expect influence peddling at the white house and washington? >> it's one thing to recognize that's the world you have got to deal with and you have to constrain it. it's another thing to set a higher standard, hold yourself out as more righteous than anybody else as the president did and make these explicit promises. no lobbyists in my administration. many lobbyists. no special interests are getting inside the gates of the white house and be able to lobby me, we know that's not true. it was a lofty ambition but he apparently made little or no effort to live up to it. i love the explanation of his people who say the on reason you know about this is because we put out the visitor logs. we are giving you the logs that prove we are telling a fib when we offer this as our standard in the first place. megyn: karl, thank you. there is dramatic new tes

joe biden. then newt gingrich and ron paul. >> osgood: thank you, bob schieffer. we'll be watching. a little later anthony mason will continue his conversation with rock legend patti smithature is sponsored by... >> osgood: we leave you in a field of bluebonnets near round top texas. i'm charles osgood. please join us again next sunday morning. until then, i'll see you on the radio. i remember the day my doctor told me i have an irregular heartbeat, and that it put me at 5-times greater risk of a stroke. i was worried. i worried about my wife, and my family. bill has the most common type of atrial fibrillation, or afib. it's not caused by a heart valve problem. he was taking warfarin, but i've put him on pradaxa instead. in a clinical trial, pradaxa 150 mgs reduced stroke risk 35% more than warfarin without the need for regular blood tests. i sure was glad to hear that. pradaxa can cause serious, sometimes fatal, bleeding. don't take pradaxa if you have abnormal bleeding, and seek immediate medical care for unexpected signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. pradaxa may increase your bleeding risk if you're 75 or older, have a bleeding condition like stomach ulcers, or