number one in the police sketch, but they still have not identified john doe number two. >> john mber two, if the fbi can't find him, does he exist? >> fbi chief louis bree sent him this message, "there is no place on earth where you will be safe." >> the michigan address on mcveigh's driver's license is the home of a man named james nichols. it's a critical development. nichols' brother, terry, has been close friends with mcveigh since they served together in the army. like mcveigh, nichols is known to harbor anti-government views. >> terry nichols four days before the blast took out a new insurance policy on his pickup truck. >> an arrest warrant is quickly issued and later that same day nichols turns himself in. by now, the rescue operation at the murrah building has become a recovery effort. >> authorities in this building behind me are coming across more bodies. >> the search for bodies will last for two full weeks. >> most of the survivors wanted to go to most of the funerals, and that's tough going to 16 funerals, let me tell you. that was really hard, but we needed to do i

john: he's the former governor of maryland. doesrybody in the room think that hillary clinton can win the presidency? >> yes. >> yes. john: no one disagrees. you feel like you know or hillary clinton stands? >> i don't and i was a supporter of her before obama won the primaries in 2008. i was trying to refresh myself because we know we know that she is the only viable democratic candidate at this point. i was trying to think of what she is trying to accomplish here. i don't know. i would like to hear more about what she plans to do. mark: what do you think? campbell: they were tough on her. this is what happens when you don't have a primary. anyone mistake is amplified and magnified. mark: if they like her they would like to have a challenge. some twitter secrets revealed next. ♪ campbell: the white house just announced that president obama finally called bibi. mark: mack -- back to march madness. sayonara. ♪ pimm: hello. i am pimm fox. here is what i'm taking stock of. european leaders are meeting in brussels and urging greek prime

john: does everyone know who martin o'malley is? does anyone?is the former governor of ireland -- of d-maryland. does everyone think hillary clinton can win the presidency? do you feel like you know where she stands? >> i don't. i was a big supporter of hillary in 2008 and i was kind of trying to refresh myself because we all know that she is pretty much the only viable democratic candidate at this point. i was trying to think of what she is trying to accomplish and i don't know. mark: what you think? campbell: they are really tough on her, especially the e-mail. this is what happens. any mistake you make it amplified. mark: up next, some twitter secrets revealed. ♪ campbell: the white house just announced that president obama finally called bib.i. mark: back to march madness. pimm: hello. i am pimm fox. here is what i'm taking stock of. european union leaders are meeting in brussels and urging greek prime minister to help unlock financial aid. ahead of the meeting, the eurogroup president met with reporters and said time for compromise is now.

the question now, what does he do? john: i like big budgets and i cannot lie.ood stamps and pell grants are on notice. all of that will be cut in this new gop budget. how dangerous is this to the gop field of potential presidential candidates? mark: if past is prologue it is hugely dangerous. democrats are very good at seeing their want to change medicare, medicaid, student loans. i think the republicans have no choice but to go down this path. it is not going to pass in the senate. we could not get any presidential candidate to take a position on this. what did george bush say? they are going to take positions on this and it is going to hurt them. john: the ryan budget was such an atrocity around mitt romney's neck. i do not think this was as toxic, but turning medicaid into a block grant, do what they want to do, that in and of itself is toxic. i want to be clear, republicans are doing what they believe in. mark: they're going to have to prove they can talk about it and defend it anyway they have never been able to do in modern politics. aaron schock, the iri

. >> good afternoon john doe 234ig9 from reuben, junius & rose i'd like to start and could you speak into the mike please. is that better i'm to start by giving you a site plan you saw before the photograph taken from ms. mars house where it sat from the project so that's one factor that makes her property not effected by the project and another factor as you can see i heard about her light well, that is all the way over here this is the variance area over here that is shaded in yellow and as you can see her - if it's visible stall from her light well, it has on a impact on here light whatsoever also regarding her light well, this is where all the bushes are over grown this is her light well, that's probably years of growth since that's been used for any light to enter into the building so of there was an impact on light to her property because of the variance is shows not urging that portion of the property to get light i just want to speak briefly about the one property that is potentially minimally effected is the thirty hodge's the income tax neighbor and that neighbor is actuall

john: is that legal? angela mcglowan from open the books of.com that is nothing is done in illinois. what does that mean? >> it is not mess for political corruption what you think of? mobsters al capone going to jail and we think the number one manufactured product description. john: politicians are to make things better the definition of pay-to-play is give campaign cash to get a government contract we have a mayor who pledged. >> but this happens everywhere ree nee given is its new orleans to grant city contracts and the charlotte mayor 44 months in prison politicians but it is legal contribute to my campaign then rehire your law firm. >> then we study how well bob emanu-el did on his promise. over the last four years we put the companies through the second -- a city of chicago checkbook 600 of the campaign donors were also members of the city to get $7 million in campaign funds to have $2 billion worth of city payments and the shows from the manual is fully in command of the daily political machine and pay-to-play is still legal in the city. john: it is well worth it to contribute 7 million

at this point, police do not know their identities, so they are listed as jane and john doe. reporting live near mayfair kenneth moton channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you kenneth. >>> it happened this morning in upper chichester. a bandit was trying to make his get away from a gas station in the 3300 block of market street when his black volvo struck a witness who was trying to prevent him from fleeing. "action news" reporter walter perez is live at the scene. walter, what is the update here? >> reporter: well, jim according to employees here, they say that the victim is actually a friend of the owner of the shop. meanwhile upper chichester police are checking out surveillance video of the crime that started as a robbery and ended as a hit and run. surveillance cameras captured the scene as this man walked into the shell gasoline convenience store on market street in upper chichester a bit before 10 o'clock this morning. investigators say he quietly walked behind the counter pulled out a knife demanded money from the clerk and took off with an undisclosed amount of cash

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does want a deal. secretary of state john kerry does want a deal, some kind of progress in a region that has been defending more and more into chaos recently. that is what the critics are in washington -- they feel the drive for the deal will make obama accept a bad deal. >> he said the critics are discussing the major concessions being demanded of iran. if a deal can be made with iran -- with tehran, is there any indication that republican hardliners will accept it? >> it's not just republicans facing potential trouble. any democrats are extremely worried about the concerns and also concerns about the confessions that might be made. and an immediate hurdle to a deal, a bill that has -- that is about to be introduced in the middle of april. it was created by senator bob corker and it will say that any deal will be subject to congressional approval within 60 days after it was struck effectively preventing the obama administration from going in -- from going ahead with implementation of a deal. we don't know who the picture of that fight between capitol hill and the white house would be. >> richard walker in

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john: how does that make you feel? >> makes me feel very sad. we need help. john: people have to help themselves. hungry, homeless, and alone. john donnison, bbc news, vanuatu . katty: the remote communities are just being reached. the former lawyer for a pakistani doctor who helped track down osama bin laden has been shot in the shower. -- will shot in -- the u.s. air force veteran is being charged with attempting to join islamic state. tairod nathan webster pugh tried to join. he tried to join weeks after losing his job as a mechanic in the middle east. he tried to cross into syria in january what was sent back to egypt where he was extradited to the u.s.. the head of the indonesian search and rescue has confirmed that the search for an airasia plane that crashed in december will end. the ships that are searching for bodies and wreckage will pull out on wednesday. the plane crashed inward to singapore killing all 165 passengers and 7 crew. in russia after 2.5 weeks after the murder of the russian opposition politician, we still know what killed -- who killed

. >> how john does it certainly isn't very complicated.on is why, for pete's sake? >> i went to college for tv production, and our final assignment for the final class was to make an experimental film. the assignment was extremely open ended. i wanted to do something original and make people question what it is that makes a video entertaining and just do something different. >> the best part is that nobody can ever disprove him because nobody is going to watch the whole thing. you almost wonder if he stuck in little jokes on the inside that nobody ever saw. >> 61,438. 61,439. >> and while some people may think this man needs to get a life, what about all the people out there who are actually watching this? >> i think it became a real contest of wills on whether people could actually watch the entire video. >> when i put it on youtube, a couple people pointed out little mistakes i made. i know i missed 99,991. >> 99,990. 99,992. >> people keep leaving a comment telling me i missed a number. throughout making the video, there were several ph

one big problem for walker the john doe investigation still going on. walker allegedly used his personal e-mail and laptops to conduct campaign business on government time while he was the milwaukee county executive. jeb bush he's jumping into the game. he tweeted out transparency matters. unclassified hillary clinton e-mails should be released. you can see mine. no sales job there. clinton groups obviously, have pushed back hard on this story. david brock had this to say. >> i think people are understanding what this is. i think they understand the republicans are desperate. they tip off the newspaper. they get a false story. then you get this entire media complex and you get this explosion of coverage and the truth has a hard time catching up. there was no violation of law here. the e-mails were preserved. i want you to get your cell phones out. tonight's question -- do you care hillary clinton used her personal e-mail for state department business? text "a" for yes. text "b" for no. you can get my podcast at wegoted.com. abby huntsman with us tonight

this john doe was based out of the raleigh, north carolina area. he may be using the name peter gilbert and may be driving a white pickup truck. you're asked to call police. a former culpepper police officer has lost his appeal in the shooting death of an unarmed woman. the virginia supreme court refused to rehear the case of 35-year-old daniel harmon wright. he received a three year prison sentence from voluntary manslaughter when he shot patricia cook in her vehicle back in 2012. harmon writes that shooting was in self-defense. he is now taking his case to the u.s. supreme court. >> coming up at 5:00 -->> i just think it's a bad precedence and i think it's a place we shouldn't go. >> what utah's legislature is doing that's raising plenty of eyebrows tonight. >> plus -- >> i've never seen anything like this before. it's pretty awesome experience. i'm glad i've been able to get her down here so she can check it out. >> it may just look like your average snowy scene that folks are flocking to see. find out what thaks this one very different. >> the

one of the things that has been uncovered in the course of this john doe 2 robe into the walker fund-raisingtt walker was personally involved in raising money for the wisconsin club for growth. there are e-mails in which this is -- his aids refer to the governor as a wisconsin club for growth as your 501(c)(4), that we should steer donations through this group in order to have correct messaging to defend the governor's record in advertisements. so this is something scott walker was directly involved in in raising money for this group. there has been a lot of attention in wisconsin in the last year about some of the huge donations that walker himself raised from the likes of donald trump or paul singer the hedge fund billionaire. but what stands out in this matter is this is a guy, menard who is the richest guy in wisconsin who has extensive business before the state government. he was making what appears to be the largest single donation to the group that scott walker was trying to raise money for and the public knew nothing about it. i think that is the part of the story that is getting a l

if he does not, will he get called on? johni think a mega church environment like this can also come off as phony. he has a reputation of being a bit of a charlatan, so he is walking a tightrope. mark: finally, the finale of ted cruz presenting "the chronicles of heidi," his wife. senator cruz: she starts a small business when she is in grade school, baking bread. she calls it heidi's bakery. she and her brother compete baking bread. they bake thousands of loaves of bread, and go to the local apple orchard, where they sell the bread to people coming to pick apples. she goes on to a career in business, excelling and rising to the highest pinnacles. and then, heidi becomes my wife and my very best friend in the world. [applause] senator cruz: heidi becomes an incredible mom to our two precious little girls, caroline and kathryn, the joys and loves of our life. mark: incredible moment at the end when heidi and the two girls came on stage. what could be more charming than a presidential candidate who is the baker's husband? john: h

. >> and john kerry does all his business on a dot gov but has a private e-mail account and presumably makes a decision every time he goes to e-mail this will be business and this one will be personal. the dilemma. i don't know what the solution is. we can argue as to there could have been a better political decision made, one that might appear in some way to be more transparent but i don't know exactly what could have been more transparent. >> this to me -- the point you make there is an important point and thought probably the most -- some of her answers were not persuasive. the most, how can we trust that you retroactively selected the right e-mails? her response was basically let's say i had two devices, a personal and professional. i would be selecting in the moment and, of course, everyone does that now, right, so there is no enforceable way, people will have private e-mail. there's really no enforceable way to keep -- but that said compliance matters. having the two matters. those lines -- i know in the white house where the presidential act pertains they are intense about this

shot of getting a few less good ones. >> are we going to bring the fees of active closer to what john doesnguard? >> there have been many articles and less couple of months on this. some of the reasons why actives have underperformed. the monkey is on our back. we have to do better in i think the environment is changing. >> why should i put my 401(k) savings at risk just for the good of an efficient market? >> you shouldn't. i make the argument as an active manager. are you going to find the cheapest lawyer? you want the best lawyer, you are willing to pay. passive has a place. this automatic i have to sell all my active and go to passive -- >> bob shiller and others who invented all this mumbo-jumbo you and i studied, when you go back to it, is there a place for that delta of active managers? robert kirby said you could make 200 basis points off of active management. he said that 20 years ago. >> the average active manager will not outperform. fees are higher. that does not mean there is not a cream of the crop. you have to work hard to find it. >> how do i pick a sequoia? >> you have to

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john: how does it affect your customers? khiem do: absolutely, we keep an eye on it.n europe has hedged the currency. they hedged the euro back to hong kong dollars. but i think almost every fundamental investor loves the european equity markets. the reason for that is there is a consumer confidence has turned up. and finally, it is coming through in europe. what is not to like right? all of these stars are lining up. i think everyone. david: you have to hedge your bets. khiem do: absolutely. you want a lower europe. everybody wants lower. the bank of australia, bank of japan ecb -- everybody. [laughter] yvonne: people do go through currency wars and they can make it more competitive. as far as exports, have you seen the matching numbers? i do not think so. khiem do: because of that everybody is hoping by lower the currency, a bit more competitive. and a bit out of the game. not so much a winning but i want to be in the game. i do not know if i win the game but i want to be in. angie: you call it currency wars and we are engaging in right now. khiem do: a soft one. th

david: what does that mean, qualitative standards, john? >> very subjective bit regulators. does that mean? they have to at some point describe what they mean by that, don't they? >> no. they don't. they can just make them up. they won't even tell the bank what that means. but, they are giving you a lesson. and the lesson is, hey, if you don't say nice things about regulations do what we want to you do, then you will be punished. liz: let me jump in. there is more news. bny mellon announced a $3.1 billion buyback. huntington bank shares, 3$6 million buyback. but again, staying with you, john, here, does this mean now that these banks, once they passed it will start lending more? that the logjam that has held up lending will start to clear a little bit? >> well that is an important question. one of my initial comments. the fact that the fed is happy with these tests even in reality they're meaningless is good. maybe the fed will back up on lending standards, for small businesses in particular, tightest in my 40 something career. all because of mathematical modeling. there are

john, what does this tell you?> well it confirms some fears a lot of the investigating community had because the dots didn't line up in the sequence of events that have been disclosed so far. so we knew there was a missing piece. and the missing piece appears to be either suicide or an intentional act by somebody looking for fame. >> how do you make that leap? i mean, what if the pilot had a heart attack? >> it is possible. it is possible. but it's not very likely. >> is there any way depressurization happened and the pilot passed out and that's why the other pilot couldn't be let back in? >> but what about the rest of the airplane? if the airplane depressurized, it would get everybody including the pilot and the people in the back. >> could the plane have flown for the ten minutes it was descending on autopilot? >> if he set the autopilot for descent yes. >> so that could have been autopilot and not a pilot flying that plane for that descent? >> yes. >> but what about the fact some are saying it was a controlled d

>> does john bolton have any credibility in the republican party. >> i think he does.o disprove that otherwise. i think you look at the success that he has had in sort of galvanizing discussions. whether you agree or disagree with the discussion, that's another matter. but he is effective at raising issues and generating, at least within the party and i think we'll see more broadly during this campaign, discussion about these issues. i think the premise that you have set out here ed is a little bit off. he did not call for bombing iran. that headline is done by editors. that's not necessarily his choice. >> his name is on it michael. his name is on it. >> your premise is my view it's off. you read the article. he did not call for bombing iran. he referenced the two times in the past where israel has done similar strikes in 1981 and 2007 against iraq and syria and what about those events led to war? nothing. >> so would you agree, michael -- >> what about this -- >> michael, would you agree that there really isn't anybody in the republican party like john bolton when it

>> john kerry? does that answer your question. no, it is sort of the same thing. you have the same sort of world view. he gets there and thinks he will visit the middle east and negotiate and allyienate people and their goal was to get an a deal with iran just to say they got a deal. but when you listen to the presidents over there who live in that part of the world it contradicts our policy and how they approach it. so kerry -- i don't think he is going to be able to advance anything. i don't think kerry is strong enough, i don't think this administration is serious enough to allow him to be strong and get something done that will help america's interest and prevent iran from getting a bomb. >> i thought you said secretary of state. >> i am looking forward to 2016. >> yes, ma'am. >> hi, i am noelle johnson. thank you for being here. there have been a number of books out about snipers and it seems like the seal community comes out against them after they are written and i wonder if you have feedback from your brothers. >> leadership matters. leadership matters. in

john kasich in this crowded field? mark: i think it is a possibility. there is room for him in this race. he doesot need to raise much money. john: the governor of ohio who won a huge massive reelection who expanded his vote with african-americans and others. this sounds a lot more like a potential candidate. mark: he is a happy warrior who has had good relationships across the board. he is not afraid of a fight with parts of the party. even jeb bush, in some eyes, case it is more ready for the fight. mark: hillary clinton was at an awards ceremony. secretary clinton agreed to speak at the dinner before the e-mail scandal blossomed. she was faced with a bit of a sticky wicket. secretary clinton: i am all about new beginnings. [laughter] a new grandchild, another new hairstyle. [laughter] a new e-mail account. [laughter] why not a new relationship with the press? mark: was that charming, sarcastic, or awkward? john: charming, that much, sarcastic, that much disingenuous, that much, and awkward, off the chart. mark: hillary clinton has many faces, none of them poker. if that is a reflection of her

john: but why is it so popular? this is the left and the right -- >> because good intentions have come to trump everything else. data, facts it doesr. as long as you feel good and pat yourself on the back for trying really hard and having the best intentions in mind, it's okay. john: thank you, jason riley. up next hollywood celebrities love to talk about equality, but they are hypocrites! ♪ ♪ earth hour is for citizens of the world to want action on climate change. if we don't do anything about climate change, we will have lost the chance to do so. carbon emissions are at unprecedented levels. now is you moment for act. [music] [music] i'm using my power... i'm using my power... ...to save the great barrier reef. i'm using my power... i'm using my power... to raise children's awareness about the environment. we are using our power... to make our city more sustainable... to save my forest... to save our home. [music] ♪ ♪ john: did you watch the oscars last month? the moment the media called their favorite was went actress patricia arkansas debt used her acceptance speech to demand wage equality once and for all for women. got the

john. what does it do for the u.s. and the allies in the war against terrorists? it will gives us someone to focus on. it gives the ability to look at his known associates of previous travel, it gives us a target to go after. so identifying him is a good thing. and, you know, this is one of the most difficult parts of chasing terrorists. you know, i spent nine years as an undercover officer in the cia. i was the guy in the back alley at 4:00 in the morning collecting intention. when you have an identity of someone, it allows do you start building a package around them to bring them and their associates to justice. >> it's quite extraordinary to hear people who knew him and grew up with him and saw him in school and what they think of him today. how did he evade everyone and slip into syria? >> when you have so many people you're watching. you look at the number of folks 77 interest to mi 58. if this person hasn't committed any crimes it's hard to devote the resources to him. this is an example of how scary isis is and the clear and present danger they are to the u

and what does john legend think about those leak naked pics of his wife?we just feel like there's no problem with being natural and nude. >> also rihanna with her niece. j. lo and her twin. >> i'm wearing. >> this is not just fun day sunday. this is like mama's for real today. >> then, pretty woman turns and "e.t." was on the set way back when. >> is she a prostitute? >> it's a disney movie. >> our new interviews with the cast. can you imagine anybody but julia and richard? >> opportunity to read diane lane we were considered. >> we also have the "mad men" final season secrets. and head to head kwithevin hart and will ferrell, game on. ♪ entertainment tonight ♪ ♪ ba, ba, ba ♪ ♪ with kevin frazier ♪ >> now, "e.t.," the sweet sound of will singing our theme. hi, everybody, nancy o'dell is off tonight. brooke anderson here. with me to kick off this week. >> let's get right to tonight's top story. >> bradley cooper after his reported break-up. >> he does make me laugh. >> jennifer lawrence sparkled saturday night in a cutout stripe dress by dior. she and her h

john: but why is it so popular? this is the left and the right -- >> because good intentions have come to trump everything else. data, facts it doesood and pat yourself on the back for trying really hard and having the best intentions in mind, it's okay. john: thank you, jason riley. up next hollywood celebrities love to talk about equality, but they are hypocrites! ♪ ♪ and an early morning mode. and a partly sunny mode. and an outside...to clear inside mode. transitions ® signature ™ adaptive lenses... ...now have chromea7 ™ technology... ...making them more responsive than ever to changing light. so life can look more vivid & vibrant. why settle for a lens with just one mode? experience life well lit ®. speak with your eyecare professional to... ...upgrade your lenses to transitions ® signature ™ . ♪ ♪ john: did you watch the oscars last month? the moment the media called their favorite was went actress patricia arkansas debt used her acceptance speech to demand wage equality once and for all for women. got the biggest applause of the night. but kelly says they're hypocrites. kelly covers hollywood for the web site big hollywood

the question now is, what does he do now? john: we have to move on.e big budgets and i cannot line. the gop wants to make policy to make medicaid a voucher system. food stamps and tell grants on notice. all that stuff, the gop budget stuff, how dangerous is it to the field of potential republican president candidates? mark: it is hugely dangerous. mitt romney embraced the ryan budget and it hurt him. democrats are good about saying they want to change medicaid student loans. i think the republicans have no choice but to go down that path. it is not going to pass in the senate. we could not get a presidential candidate to take a position in this. in 2000, what did george bush say when house republicans were cutting programs? they are going to balance the budget. no republican is going to say that. eventually, people are going to have to take positions that will prevent. john: we are talking about this because the ryan budget was such an albatross around it romney's neck. i do not think this is as toxic as the ryan budget. but i think that turning medic

john, does this end the controversy or give it new life here?one thing we can be sure of is that this did not end the controversy. the reason is that hillary clinton's message was very clear. she came out and said that half of the 60,000 e-mails on my server i have disposed of because i determined that they were -- had nothing to do with my work as secretary of state. the other half i turned over to the state department. democrats are likely to trust that assertion by hillary clinton. republicans will not. here is exhibit a for why they might not trust it. take a listen to this sound bite from hillary clinton. >> we have more than met the request from the state department. the server contains personal communications from my husband and me and i believe i have met all of my responsibilities and the server will remain private. >> now, why will that raise eyebrows among republicans? because bill clinton's spokesman just this afternoon said that he had only sent two e-mails in his life both when he was president of the united states none since being

john howell: does my right honorable friend agree that our long-term economic plan is doing an outstanding my constituency? unemployment now stands at 269 making it the best performance of any constituency in the country. will he join me in thanking the firms that i visited last week in thame that are running fantastic apprenticeship schemes, and the young people joining them? prime minister cameron: i will certainly do that. i am delighted that unemployment is so low in my honorable friend's constituency. the latest figures show that the uk's employment rate has seen the largest rise of any g7 country over the past year. today, there are nearly 1 million fewer people on the main out-of-work benefits and nearly 2 million more people in work in our country. more young people have got into work in the uk over the past year than in the rest of the european union put together. those are the benefits of having a long-term economic plan, sticking to a long-term economic plan and ignoring the hopeless advice from the labour party. ian lavery: despite the prime minister's fine words and rhetoric,