you were in a critical position or a pilot, you could say -- your commanding officer could say any joe smith, you could get a waiver for military education. the navy did that so often called simply for bb in congress company does and sad they have to get their jpme. they get them through mark weekly. this is one the programs were started pretty well known i'm not going on the land that they won the race to the bottom for who could get the simplest program to get these people through fast enough, basically they took the test until you got it right. that occurs last now. we have built some rigor into the programs in the distance education programs are quite good. there's a program in washington, a naval war college program in washington that is very valuable. it is again one of these please seminar programs, were a very high percentage of congressional staffers learn whatever it is they know about security studies. many of them came out with a degree in literature and now find themselves dealing on the armed services committee and they take this distance education program to get a strong backg

criminal position and you were a pilot you could say -- your commanding officer could say i need to joe smith in the needed for military education. the navy did that sell-off and they were called waiver babies and congress got wind of this and said enough. they have to get there j.p. m e. everybody had to get pushed through the pipeline very quickly and there was a lot of pressure on us as shares to figure out a way to get them through more quickly and this has been a lot of on line distance education programs that got started and i pretty well known i am going on a limb saying the air force clearly won the battle of the race to the bottom for who could get the simplest program to get these people through fast enough. basically a program where you took the test until you got it right. that occurs less. we build some rigor into the program and the distance education program and free seminar programs are good. there is a program in washington, naval war college program that is very valuable. one of these free seminar programs, a very high percentage of congressional staffers learn whatever it i

if joe smith walks in the door, eyes wide open, says i want a bushmaster? >> you're assuming if you stop him at one -- >> i didn't -- >> he's going to go elsewhere to get the gun. that's what criminals have done. that's what they are doing. >> why do we have squad cars in big cities where we have tough crime neighborhoods some places when they can't be anywhere? because they help to deter. you could say, don't have any squad cars, any police because you can't stop all crime? what kind of argument is that? >> as a matter of fact, what deters even more when you have an armed person that's the potential victim. we have found, for instance, in northern virginia, where gun owners of america is, we have a murder rate of .3 per 100,000. >> there's all kinds of reasons why murder rates different. >> you come over here to the district of columbia, it's 30 times higher. >> you think they make the gun here in washington? give me the name and address of a gun -- >> why did the guns -- >> because people have criminal intent and they want a gun and get a gun. >> i see. i

we would find joe smith at 9:00 at night because we'd been looking for him. we would find out from what we got on that target about john doe. we might hit that at midnight, and we'd hit another at three in the morning. and the reason it was important to go fast is because terrorist networks repair themselves very quickly. as soon as -- if we were terrorists, as soon as mark is captured, pretty soon i'm going to hear about it. and the first thing i do is i move my location, and i change my -- all those things, connections that i have, and you call it cutouts because it moves to repair itself. so you've got to be quicker than they can repair themselves both the hit targets and also quicker than they can promote new people up, develop new leaders. and over time we started seeing the relative age of leaders of al-qaeda in iraq go down and the relative effectiveness go down because of that. so the op tempo became the rocky balboa strategy of pummel it as fast as you can so it can't breathe. and then over time have the decisive e fact on it -- effect on it, which w

back to the notion of the general tracking, gender approximation age, and the person, and this is joe smith and he is in the store and he was ear last week in our other store across town the day before yesterday. and when you're tracking the individual versus the general population, either way, i think there are definitely some advantages from the commercial perspective to assist the customer and the consumer experience. and so of course that line has to be made and there has to be disclosure as to what is happening-what's going on, and how that needs to be so people can evaluate, that store has tracking. maybe i won't shop. there will that happen? maybe, maybe not. but if the information taken from the store is used to set up the store in a different way to set up where the sales rack is or where the -- how people track went the store, and different types of deals at different times in at the day, that could be very beneficial to the consumers. and so i just find that quite fascinating. >> we end up with this really basic question of, is it a benefit or a negative for your counterpart in t

. >> it could have been, you know, joe smith who was simply doing some trading. >> the longer term arguments. >> well, it could simply have been their earnings before their earnings came out. >> or something more structural as you were alluding to just now about the way, under the allegations that it was a pyramid scheme. >> i do ubt that. i doubt that because, if kpmg knew that or thought that they have an obligation to divulge that in their opinion. so my sense would be numbers themselves and being what a quarter looks like. the auditors know what their financials are prior to them being public. >> the general counsel's audit committee are on in some form or fashion. >> we'll take a quick break. still awaiting the re-opening of herbalife for trade. back in a minute. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 when i'm trading, i'm so into it, tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 hours can go by before i realize tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 that i haven't even looked away from my screen. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 that kind of focus... tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 that's what i have when i trade. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 tdd#: 1-800-

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joe morgan. he takes hln's ryan smith on a walk-through of the stabbing like you have perhaps never seen before.he thing that's so telling for me is there is one image that's taken off that camera that's very telling. and that's with travis turned in the shower, hands against the wall, and we see his pristine back. we know there's no injuries in there. this is a completely defenseless position. it's my thought that while he was in a position similar to this, that jodi advanced on him and struck. she stabbed him nine times, nine times between the shoulder blades which is very difficult to do because it's so highly concentrated. in addition to that, stabbed him twice in the neck, then twice in the top of the head. >> what's he doing at this point? >> at this point time he's probably beginning to slouch in the shower, to go to the floor. now, as she advances again, i think that she's still on top of him. she comes forward with the knife. he raises his hands because there are significant defensive injuries. he grabs hold of the blade several times. his hands are cut. and then finally, she stabs him

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they're committed to shutting it down but they never say waiting in congressman smith's matter for we've got you know the cliche joe but it is the hotel california. you can't ever check in washington i'm going to check on your tenant colonel barry wingard represents some of the guantanamo detainees and is currently visiting his clients in the prison he believes the accusations the government has against prisoners there and i either have date or invalidate. i don't think really the problem it's a fairly think one time ok i think the problem originates in washington d.c. we do the cases of my clients and i can tell you that the information in the beginning to get the three report let's talk about what the so-called evidence came about it was back in the bush cheney administration to we were talking about german attacks and danger color chart in london in crop dusters an attack for attacking the united states on a mental game friday that's the same information. we're trying to say today somehow relevant or valid when in fact if they could find what i am sure and what shut me up i think what do you bet the human rights

smith from "i am legend." now on the opposite side of the mow joe track, gay marriage continues to rack up supporters >> the latestemocratic senator mark warner. >> reversed his-situation to same sex marriage >> north carolina's kay hagan heidi heitkamp and joe donnelly >> hillary clinton senator claire mccaskill tom carper one of the last remaining democrats silent on same sex marriage has just endorsed it putting it up on his face book page >> jon: they interpreted carper's facebook page because of the sign of supporter. he was supporting pause button awareness. he flipped it. also an important issue. it may seem like all the democrats are rushing to get on the side of gay marriage with a break neck pace of passengers disembarking [bleep] encrusted cruise ship. whenever a democrat talks about a change of heart they tend to put it on a more epic time scale >> with respect to the issue of whether gays and lesbians should be able to get married, my feelings about this are constantly evolving >> tim johnson says he backs same sex marriage >> mark warner of virginia who says his views have evolved >> jon: they're ref

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committed to shutting it down but they never say waiting in congressman smith's matter for we've got you know not to use the cliche joe but it's the hotel california check in but you can't ever check in washington i'm going to check on. usa falls into the kernel barry wingard the represents some of the detainees and spoke to us by phone from guantanamo and he says the prisoners are being held without trial because no children can be brought against them. i don't think the problem that's a really it's a good automobile i think the problem originates in washington d.c. i'd review the cases of my clients and i can tell you that the information in those cases is the extremely ploy let's talk about what is the so-called evidence came about it was back in the bush cheney administration we were talking about imminent attacks and danger color charts and wonder do you can crop dusters and attack forces attacking the guts to call names of friday that's the same information that there are trying to say today that it's somehow relevant or valid when in fact if they could find even what i assure you would shut me up they would do

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committed to shutting it down but they never say when in congressman smith's matter for we've got you know not to use the cliche joe but it is the hotel california check in but you can't ever check out in washington i'm going to check on the u.s. air force lieutenant colonel but a wing go represent some of those detainees he spoke to us by phone from guantanamo told me that the prisoners are being held without trial because no charges could be brought against them i don't think the problem with the fairly is the quantum of the i think the problem originates in washington d.c. i've reviewed the cases of my clients and i can tell you that the information in those cases it takes three reply or it let's talk about what the so-called evidence came about it was back in the bush administration to we were talking about imminent attacks and danger color chart in london in crop dusters an attack force attacking the united states once again friday that's the thing information you're trying to say to do you somehow relevant or valid when in fact if they could find what i'm sure you know what shut me up that the human rights or

they're committed to shutting it down but they never say way in congressman smith's matter for we've got you know not to use the cliche joe but it is the hotel california check in but you can't ever check out in washington i'm going to check out the u.s. military has barred the media from visiting the facility until at least next month when our team is already in the queue there for early access of course in the meantime that will bring you comprehensive coverage of events at the detention center with testimonies from lawyers as well as commentary from officials experts and activists so on the web site r.t. dot com coming up here the jailing of two teenagers in bahrain puts the spotlight on the government's protests just after this break. well. sonny it's technology innovation all the least of elements from around russia we've got the future covered. the book about international airport in the very heart of moscow. the standoff on the korean peninsula can be resolved peacefully says russia's top diplomat sort of a lover of statement came during his talks with the u.s. secretary of state john kerry in london ed of the gath

joe planton out of the angels. brandon moss off blanton, 5-2, 5 runs batted in for that man! seth smithbases loads, base hit, two more score. the a's are leading 11-4, going for their seventh straight win. >>> big day for buster posey. giants up 3-0. posey with a ground rule double to drive in a run. finished just a home run shy of the cycle. >>> the giants' best pitcher, barry zito. 7 innings strong, 4 strikeouts. hasn't given up a run this year! resign him! and he can given even get a base hit with a softball swing! giants win 10-0. >> pretty impressive. i think he has more hits than i do this year. >>> and the masters tee off tomorrow. and it's going to be huge. who do you have? >> the obviously is tiger, he's on a roll. but there's some other guys who could make a run. maybe justin leonard? >> you picked leonard! ,, back in the day, we didn't have the u-verse wireless receiver. [ light laugh ] the tv stayed in one place... mmmmhmmmm. ...right next to the upstairs tv outlet. oh yeah. they can move the tv all over the place, even outside. grandpa... mmmhmm? kids have it easy nowadays.

he beat geno smith three times. >> joe asks about the jets. they got 9 and 13. two very high picks. rganization do you take geno smith or ryan nassa? >> i got to look at that. i got to strongly consider taking another quarterback. they're changing leadership in the gm office. they're changing leadership on the grass. they're getting rid of a lot of players. they might like to geno smith, ryan nassa, manuel. >> that team -- >> it doesn't bother me a bit. i'm a patriots fan. it's one of those strange things to see that they have no depth. that's the thing, they say there's a lot of depth. it's not that sexy. how excited can people get about a draft where the top two picks could be offensive tackles? >> well, you watch pro football carefully, some of these quarterbacks have no chance. they're getting their brains knocked out because they can't protect the passer. there's seven or eight teams that are in dire need of a left tackle that can pass protect. we have three or four of those guys that are going to go early tont. lain johnson from oklahoma. luke joeckel from texas a&m. eric fishe

smith's blind side for many years to come. fisher is just the second central michigan player drafted in the first round.the other worked out pretty good - joeo the niners took in 2007. note: 3 out of first four picks were offensive lineman and only one skill position taken in first 10 picks . stephen curry rolls his ankle during game two of the first round playoff series against the denver nuggets - he would stay in the game >> all i am ready to do right now is get it right by tomorrow night. just little ways to go but it should be okay. >> gary: the career, the warriors, going to be dynamite the first playoff game since 2007. miami and the chicago bulls leading memphis to-and another story is the w and be a.-- wbna skylar diggins signs with the jay z promo groupl. >> pam: good night sleep train's interest-free for 3 event ends sunday! it's your last chance to get 3 years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort, even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. but hurry, sleep train's interest-free for 3 event ends sunday! superior service, best selection, lowest

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." >> more "morning joe" in a moment. ♪ [ agent smith ] i've found software that intrigues me.good. ge has wired their medical hardware with innovative software to be in many places at the same time. using data to connect patients to software, to nurses to the right people and machines. ♪ helping hospitals treat people even better, while dramatically reducing waiting time. now a waiting room is just a room. [ telephone ringing ] [ static warbles ] [ beeping ] red or blue? ♪ >>> welcome back to "morning joe," pretty shot of washington. it is really time to wake up. if you haven't, you need to get moving. >> you really don't. >> steve rattner. >> well, actually, i say stay in bed because the traffic's terrible. watch a little more of "morning joe." much better to just sit and watch the show in bed. and certainly would be good. >> off to the traffic. >> yeah, after the traffic. >> why don't you do the show from bed one day? >> that would be a john and yoko thing. there you go. >> katty kay and joron fournier are still with us. associate editor of the "washington post" and msnbc po

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smith. one of the most touching moments of the night came when former patriots lineman joe andruzzi expressed his boss' pride. he recently earned praise as a bona fide here hero after he carried injured victims to safety after the boston bombing. >> on this note i'd like to share the positive mantra that grew out of the events of last week. we have a new saying in boston. boston strong, baby. >> all right. that was a nice moment. of course 617 representing the area code in boston. now, making news for not getting picked, notre dame line backer manti te'o. he was passed up by all 32 teams last night. maybe it's because he's got major baggage or because he played poorly in the national championship game against alabama. he must have had a feeling, though, because he did not make the trip to nyc. instead he's in hawaii with his parents where he'll watch for his name to perhaps be called later on today. rough night. west virginia quarterback geno smith. he's there in the green room, dressed in his suit, ready for his name to be called. instead he waited and waited some more his name was never cal

joe?" they just don't care. they made their money already. >> growing outrage over those bonuses on wall street... >> smith: the year the markets crashed, walltreet doled out $18 billion in bonuses. >> the latest bonus bombshell is sending shock waves across washington... >> smith: robert hiltonsmith entered the workforce in 2003. he taught for a bit, worked at a coffee shop and then went to grad school, where he ran up $40,000 in student loans. but on the bright side, he had no savings to lose during the 2008 crash. when he graduated with a masters in economics, he was hired at a small think tank in new york. they had a 401(k), and he began to make regular contributions. but even in a relatively good market, he began to sense that something else was wrong. >> i have a 401(k). i save in it. it hasn't seemed to go up. it's awful. i kept checking the statement and i'd be like, "why does this thing never go up? this is weird." i mean, the stock market i knew was up and down but i was, like, "i still should be seeing some returns." >> smith: hiltonsmith decided to make a research project out of the subject. he began by looking at the investment

joe, jonathon, it is not on this show tonight. jesse joyce. >> you just wanted to say repor" for friday, april 26, 2013, i'm john in for shepard smith >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. >> no tax cut would have helped deal with this or help us recover. this is very expensive. >> bill: former congressman barney frank accused of politicizing the boston terror bombing. >> do you feel like you are capitalizing and making political hay of the event that happened? >> bill: tonight, mr. frank returns to the "factor." and anything could happen. >> you told us at buoyant that you had in high school a little bit of a crush on him. >> yes, i did. how could you not? >> bill: some people are annoyed that the media is spending time humanizing the boston bombers. is that a legitimate criticis criticism? gutfeld and mcgirk be weigh in. >> give me my stuff. give me my stuff right now. i'm getting pissed off right now. >> a vicious classroom fight in california points out how out-of-control many public schools are. we'll show you exactly what happened. >> get your hands off of me. >> caution. you are about to enter the "no spin zone" from washington. "the

joe, jonathon, it is not on this show tonight. jesse joyce. >> you just wanted to say repor" for friday, april 26, 2013, i'm john in for shepard smith >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. >> no tax cut would have helped deal with this or help us recover. this is very expensive. >> bill: former congressman barney frank accused of politicizing the boston terror bombing. >> do you feel like you are capitalizing and making political hay of the event that happened? >> bill: tonight, mr. frank returns to the "factor." and anything could happen. >> you told us at buoyant that you had in high school a little bit of a crush on him. >> yes, i did. how could you not? >> bill: some people are annoyed that the media is spending time humanizing the boston bombers. is that a legitimate criticis criticism?

joe biden. >> learn more about social soundtracker by going to abcnews.com. and we'll be right back. abcnews.com. and we'll be right back. ♪ [ agent smithund software that intrigues me. it appears it's an agent of good. ge has wired their medical hardware with innovative software to be in many places at the same time. using data to connect patients to software, to nurses to the right people and machines. ♪ helping hospitals treat people even better, while dramatically reducing waiting time. now a waiting room is just a room. [ telephone ringing ] [ static warbles ] [ beeping ] red or blue? ♪ ♪ ♪ as long i got my suit and tie ♪ >>> we both went to harvard, we both have two children and we both told joe biden that we didn't have extra tickets for tonight's event. >> my charm offensive has helped me learn some interesting things about what's going on in congress. it turns out, absolutely nothing. >> some in this room have even accused the president of being distant and aloof. earlier, he said oh and walked when i asked him about it earlier, he said oh and walked away. >> some folks said that i don't spend enough time with congress. why don

. >> coming up on "morning joe," a book on abraham lincoln that every admirer of the 16th president should read. they discuss his new book straight ahead. chuck todd and smithe correspondent's -- >> the media landscape is changing so rapidly. you can't keep up with it. i don't remember when buzz feed was something i did in college around 2:00 a.m. >> but first, speak of buzz feed, here's a check on the forecast. >> that was the object plug for buzz kill. let's talk about this forecast. we will watch heavy rain in southern louisiana, especially the new orleans area. we have a feature down in the gulf and a cluster of thunderstorms spinning down there. it's sliding through the coast up through new orleans as they go throughout the day. early afternoon. be prepared for two or three hours. nasty weather in new orleans. the weather map, look how beautiful and warm it is. don't get used to it. this here in billings is heading your way. the cold air will return for the first of may. it's a warm day and chicago is 82. minneapolis is 70. they snow in the days ahead. appreciate that 70. here's a look at it on wednesday. denver is to six inches of snow. from cheyenne

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