the police were led here by someone you wouldn't expect: john clark from the american drug company pfizer. this stuff is gonna get into people's medicine cabinets? >> unfortunately, yes. >> counterfeit drugs are ending up in millions of american homes. at this postal facility, the shear volume of packages of suspicious drugs is staggering, and this is just from one day. [ticking] [crowd chanting] >> when most people think of brazil, they think of its passion and excellence in soccer... [crowd cheers] not of skyscrapers in sao paulo, the financial hub of a fledgling economic superpower. they think of the pulsating beat of the samba and carnival, not commodities or the world's largest cattle industry. [cow moos] most powerful country in south america? >> gdp-wise, we are bigger than all the other countries together. this is it. hello. time for americans to wake up. >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm morley safer. in this edition, we take a look at the impact of global expansion on american corporate tax loopholes, counterfeit drug trafficking, and the economic rise of brazil. we begin wi

that at least $86,000 they told the tribune that the kids did not influence her recommendation but john clarkard issued a statement saying that her utter disregard for our districts code of ethics is unacceptable and mayor rahm emanuel said he stands behind brizard and t2 is recommending the board of education determining her employment. a celebration of all things irish hundreds of thousands turned out for the annual downtown st. patrick's day parade which kicked off at columbus and balboa at noon today it was rahm emanuel first as mayor and the prime minister of ireland and kenny i accompanied the mayor down columbus instead of winter jackets and hats many pri goers were in shorts and t-shirts. this was not the only first for the city this year, sean lewis is here with more. it was a meeting of chicago's political elite along the green chicago river i wish everyone a wonderful st. patrick's day celebration. former mayor richard daley and his brothers, hosting the celebration in record-setting temperatures. his late wife maggie who died in november still very much on his mind we had sleeves

jim: this is block number four by john henson. clarkechinique to get his body into him. but zeller -- i'm sorry, henson breaks contact, and then with those inspector gadget type arms, denies the shot attempt. jim: and with the bad wrist, a left hand block. harrison. rattles out. henson touched it last. get coverage of the division i women's basketball tournament at ncaa.com/finalfour. clark: i thought coming into this game, creighton was going to have to make double digits from behind the three-point line. it's just so hard to get shots around the goal against north carolina. jim: 5-14, clark. here's echinique. oh, my goodness! he had to come back on henson and say wait a minute, not this time. clark: backed him down and posterized him! he got those bright pink tennis shoes off the ground there. wow. jim: henson. no. tapped out. to hairston. and he's hammered from behind by gibbs. even inspector gadget couldn't stop this one. clark: no. he backed him down and punched it. got his body into him. and i think he surprised henson. actually s

clark, lou. >>> senator john mccain wants president obama to do about it. we'll talk with john mccain ahead. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >>> another keeping them honest. bashar al assad not only has the power to stop the slaughter he's already promised to stop on more than one occasion and just recently as yesterday and no surprise he's not stopping. the killing and lies have gone on too long. >> again, i've asked the question, how many have to die, how many have to die before the united states will take a leadership role in trying to end the mass slaughter taking place in syria. the people of syria need to know that we in america are

clark, lou. >>> senator john mccain wants president obama to do about it. we'll talk with john mccain ahead. >>> another keeping them honest. bashar al assad not only has the power to stop the slaughter he's already promised to stop on more than one occasion and just recently as yesterday and no surprise he's not stopping. the killing and lies have gone on too long. >> again, i've asked the question, how many have to die, how many have to die before the united states will take a leadership role in trying to end the mass slaughter taking place in syria. the people of syria need to know that we in america are on their side. it matters to them. it matters to them to know that we are on their side and we are willing to assist him. >> to help speed the flow of weapons to opposition forces, today like every day, it was deadly dangerous to be a civilian in syria. reports show a sniper attack on protesters. the marchers got to the intersection and gunmen on the roof turned it into sniper. we don't know who are dead or wounded. at least 26 people were killed today a

john harwood. up next, interview with ed clark. find out what's happening in banking right now, from the state of lending to having tougher regulations impacting the banking industry. >>> it looks like the st. louis fed is gearing up for the ipad 3 launch. stay with us. gu >>> welcome back. bob pisani on the floor of the new york stock exchange. on the surface, it was another good day. you can't complain. take a look at the major indices, the s&p 500 is at another multi-year high, so is the nasdaq.re's the problem, th leadership is getting kind of narrow for my taste. really in terms of new highs, there's two groups, retail stocks, which had a great february retail same-store sales numbers, and technology stocks. that's basically it. a lot grout there that aren't leaders anymore. home builders, airlines moving sideways for a month. steel stocks have been going nowhere. the russell 2000, that's been going nowhere either. for the last month. bottom line here, maria, is, i'd like to get a little broader leadership in the markets righ

and john thompson iii and his hoyas found out how good marquette is at home. the hoyas would hang around. he would go coast to coast. clark points. but in the second half, the golden eagles putting on the full court pressure. they would cause a turnover here and jake with the hoop to wilson. marquette takes control from there. they beat the hoyas 83-69. with the loss, the hoyas no longer have a double bye in the big east tournament. >>> the caa quarter finals in richmond, george mason taking on georgia state. meet mike morrison. that's him and the lane, his house. so get out. the hoop fired up, they were down 5 at the half. mid way through the second half, mason breaks the press and that's wright showing off a little more muscle as we call it. and look at the reaction from ryan pearson, loving that play. if you like that, he's really going to like this next one. tied at 59. final seconds of regulation. called his own number and look at the beautiful reverse lay in. mason survives the upset. they hold off georgia state 61- 59. they will take on vcu in tomorrow's semifinal round. in other local scores, gw falls to dayton, 7

john otto. william sessions for seven years, lloyd clark interim, lewis freeh, 7 3/4 years. thomas picard three months and robert mueller 10 1/2 years. who on that list would you put at the top of the list for being the most honest and who would be at the bottom? >> well, unquestionably bob mueller who has run the bureau for last decade. and will run it for another four years, at once most successful, most powerful, and the most civil liberties minded i would say f.b.i. director in the history of the f.b.i. which goes back 103 years. every day bob mueller, who took office, god help him, on september 4, 2001, a week before this city and new york city were attacked. every day he has to calibrate a very difficult calculus. it's like a tug-of-war. on the one hand, national security. on the other hand, civil liberties. they got to get this right. in america, under the constitution, if we want security and liberty, we want to be both safe and free. but these are opposing forces. and they've got to be balanced. >> what's the story about bob mueller in the oval office with the presi

john yang. let's bring in retired general wesley clark. thanks for being with us.st looking at sergeant bales' background, let's go through a couple of things. a ten-year war vet, nearly 1,200 days of combat deployment, combined four tours in iraq and afghanistan, passed over for some promotions. he was a stockbroker who joined after 9/11 to serve the kcountr. when you see this sort of background, general, how many baleses are there out there? how many times have we seen the story before? >> when the army looks at it, they're going to ask what happened to the chain of command? if he had these problems, why aren't they identified? why wasn't he worked with? why wasn't he counselled? no matter what chain you are, someone above you is supposed to be following you, bringing you, helping you along, dealing with these situations. truth is the volunteer army has done incredible work in these two wars. no one expected when we created this army in the late 1970s that it would sustain itself through ten years of combat. it has. it's taken a very heavy toll on people like ser

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. >> john thompson the third and georgetown on to the round of 32 big dance jason clark led all scorers points earned his first tournament win a 15 point victory over belmont howers will face nc state dave -- hoyas will face nc state dave feldman. >>> greetings from columbus ohio the hoyas are a hot trending topic. their unique style of offence. >> georgetown is unique the way they play they are long, athletic, their style is different so it makes it a little bit difficult, to prepare, when you really didn't even have a full day it will be quite a challenge. >> offence is very very tough to guard you know, i think if you don't have a long time to scout that offence, that is really hard to guard so you know we have a lot of reads off of the same place so i think that is going to you know, be a factor, in how well they defend it. >> like what you guys do causes other people problems. >> deft anily especially door -- definitely especially during this time of year teams in our league they can deal with our offence and our defense as well but we play a team out of conference, especially on o

senior jason clark had a chance to tie it with a three-pointer there. oh, missed the shot. after the game, coach john thompson iii was shaken but tried to stay positive. >> i don't know that i've ever been as proud to be associated with the group of men with the team as much as i have, as i am with this team. >> the tournament has not been kind to the hoyas recently. the fifth straight year they failed to make it to the sweet 16. bummer. >>> the clock struck midnight for one cinderella team. lehigh university long island to xavier 70-58. the 15 seed mountain hawks shocked the world by dataing the two seed blue devils. the ten-seed musketeers are on to the sweet 16 to face baylor now. >>> and bad news for one local kid and very bad news for one of the tournament favors. tar heels point guard kendall marshall broke a bone in his right wrist. marm was knocked to the ground -- marshall was knocked to the ground and used his understood this break the fall. he is left handed, so he's hoping that there is a chance he could still play. it was his right hand that he injured. the tar heels play ohio in the swe

john and george not getting along really well. they repaired the relationship and things went on. >> back across to randy. >> what's your name? >> marty clark your question is who sings this 1985 spring hit? ♪ i'm walking on sunshine, whoa ♪ >> i'll read the choices that you can choose from. the indigo girls. the bangles. the pointer sisters. or katrina and the waves. >> the bangles. >> as a loser -- >> again, she came in second. correct answer, katrina and the waves. >> this song reportedly made the band a million dollars a year for ten straight years from 2000 to 2010. it's been licensed everywhere. the shocking, shocking expose is that katrina from katrina in the bands was actually for undisclosed reasons fired from the band in 1998. >> she didn't get any money? >> shocker. >> terrible. back across to randy. >> what's your name, sir? >> steve johnson from orlando, florida. >> we just met yesterday out on the street right outside the hotel. okay. which spring song played a major role in the movie "forrest gump?" the choices are "changes" by the monkees, "turn! turn! turn!" by the byrds. "falling of the rain" by billy joel or "it's a beaut

john and george not getting along really well. they repaired the relationship and things went on. >> back across the randy. >> what's your name? >> marty clarkatrina and the waves. >> the bengals. >> again, she came in second. correct answer, katrina and the waves. >> this song reportedly made the band a million dollars a year for ten straight years from 2000 to 2010. it's been licensed everywhere. the shocking, shocking expose is that katrina from katrina in the bands was actually for undisclosed reasons fired from the band in 1998. >> terrible. back across to randy. >> what's your name, sir? >> steve johnson from orlando, florida. >> we just met yesterday out on the street right outside the hotel. okay. which spring song played a major role in the movie "forrest gump?" the choices are "changes" by the monkees, "turn, turn, turn" by the byrds. >> "it's a beautiful morning." >> it's a good day for randy travis. the correct answer, bill, "turn, turn, turn" by the byrds. >> written by pete seager. even though he gets credit for being the writer, what's interesting, these birds are taken almost entirely from the bible. look it up. >> back acros