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. >>> john edwards is back in court, this time as a lawyer again.t's according to the reporting of the "daily reflector" newspaper in greenville, north carolina two years ago a jury cleared the former democratic senator and presidential candidate of using illegal campaign contributions to cover up his affair and love child with ray a campaign videographer. now he has his own law firm where his daughter also works. her mother, elizabeth, died of cancer four years ago. when john edwards finally admitted his affair with hunter he claim it happened when his wife was in remission. >> a hook-handed accused terrorist is in court today in new york, but without his hooks. the feds say he tried setting up terror camps here in the united states. his lawyers say, not true. updates next, and we'll watch the activity at the white house where the presidential seal is up, programming prompter and now the correspondents are standing up waiting to do something. but the white house won't tell us what is going on. we figure the president may be coming, and if he does,

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and the number one sign barack obama is over confident been cruising for chicks with john edwards. >>> letterman's run hasn't been without controversial including tabloid headlines over an affair. he was forced to apologize about sarah palin's daughter. >> one awkward moment, her daughter was knocked up by alex rodriguez. am i guilty of poor taste? yes. did i suggest that it was okay for her 14-year-old daughter to be having sex? no. >> letterman said he's looking forward to spending more time with his family. remains to be seen exactly who is going to replace him. it got our head spinning. who do you think should replace david letterman as the host for late night? there's a lot of candidates out there. how about a woman? tweet your most creative answers including #waytooearly. you've had some great thought. >>> we move on there's new insight into the man accused of shooting and killing three people at fort hood before turning the gun on himself. there was nothing that indicate that ivan lopez was violent or suicidal and the injuries he complained about was not from iraq. he was treat

>> and the number one sign barack obama is overconfident, been cruising for chicks with john edwards. of course, when it came to politics, one of letterman's favorite targets is chris christie, who he has relentlessly parodied in some over-the-top videos. despite the lapses at his expense, the new jersey governor famously got in on the joke with a little self-parody when he joined letterman in february of last year. >> i've made jokes about you, not just one or two. not just ongoing here and there, intermittent, but -- [ laughter ] >> i didn't know this was going to be this long. >> as they say, all good things must come to an end. but we're certainly going to miss david letterman. >>> coming up next, "your business" with j.j. ramberg.  >>> what kind of person is responsible for taking someone from this look, to this look? a retail buyer who knows his brand as well as jimmy webb does. we'll find out how jimmy does it. coming up next on "your business." >>> small businesses are revitalizing the economy, and american express open is here to help. that's why we are proud to present "yo

>> and the number one sign barack obama is overconfident, been cruising for chicks with john edwards.hen it came to politics, one of letterman's favorite targets is chris christie, who he has relentlessly parodied in some over-the-top videos. but despite the laughs at his expense, the new jersey governor famously got in on the joke with a little self-parody when he joined letterman in february of last year. >> i've made jokes about you, not just one or two. not just ongoing here and there, intermittent, but -- [ laughter ] >> i didn't know this was going to be this long. >> as they say, all good things must come to an end. but we're certainly going to miss david letterman. that's "hardball" for now. coming up next, "your business" with j.j. ramberg. they work fast on heart burn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. alka-seltzer fruit chews. enjoy the relief! from crest 3d white, new brilliance toothpaste and boost. after brushing, our exclusive boost polishes your smile and whitens with 3x the stain lifting ingredient for a smile that dazzles. new cre

john edwards. he brought us john edwards as a vice president.n edwards -- >> you like hair. >> he had good hair. he had a mistress and a baby. >> we've had those before. >> i feel bad for all of these guys who have to talk -- >> what about us? i've got a plan. >> i feel empathy. >> of climate change is the biggest threat to world security on my wind surfing. >> make sure there's no ambiguity. >> great politicians understand, they are 50% entertainers. if they lose that, they don't engage with the constituency anymore. reagan taught us that. great ones that exist today understand, they get up there. >> do not mention reagan in the same breath as -- do not misunderestimate john kerry. >> strategiry. >> that was not strategiry. that was w. >> you would tune in to find out what he would do with the english language. there is nothing more criminal than a boring politician. that's a huge crime. >> maxism. use it. >> anytime. >> henryism with your other son. >> i heard it last night. >> i heard it and i went -- i missed it. >> that's a teddy roosevelt

>> the number one side president obama is overconfident been cruising with chicks with john edwards.> oh, lord. there were controversies along the way. all of the tabloid reports and attempted blackmail by a producer. i think one of the biggest moment on the darker side of things when he was forced to apologize for comments about sarah palin's daughter but he did it his. >> one awkward moment for sarah palin during the seventh inning her daughter was knocked up by alex rodriguez. am i guilty of poor taste? yes. did i suggest that it was okay for her 14-year-old daughter to be having promiscuous sex? no. >> willie? you can't even put it in words what david letterman has meant to comedy and what he has meant to late night. >> as you try to measure it, a good way to do it watch the reaction yesterday of comedians. jimmy kimmel, jon stewart and all of these guys is an entire generation of comedians who looked up to him as the guy they did not only think he was funny, they thought his way of viewing the world was the way they wanted to look at the world. he was absurd and ironic and he ha

. >> congresswoman john edwards and jar ed bernstein, thank you for your time this evening.h care and it could mean big trouble for republicans. i'll explain. >> plus, one day after president obama and attorney general holder took a powerful step forward in the fight for justice, i'll introduce you to a mother who's gained an incredible second chance thanks to them. all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. i dbefore i dosearch any projects on my home. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. [ chainsaw buzzing ] humans. sometimes, life trips us up. sometimes, we trip ourselves up. and although the mistakes may seem to just keep

-- she came in third behind not just then-senator barack obama but also behind former senator john edwardss never able to reclaim an keep the lead after that. she lost the nomination. iowa democrats are now getting kind of impatient. they say if she wants to run, she needs to get out there again. so far she's steering clear of the caucus state and that's never worked for anybody out there. >> it's so interesting though because we've all seen these polls. she's leading in iowa, right? >> polls say she's popular and leading. but that may have something to do with the opposition. iowa is very tricky. her husband, bill, never really campaigned in iowa in '92, didn't really go back there in '96. iowa has a checkered record when it comes to electing women. a u.s. senator or a member of congress. clinton has been all over the country except iowa. there's been a parade of potential presidential candidates through iowa for more than a year. lots of republican and vice president joe biden's been out there, maryland democratic governor martin o'malley, former montana governor brian schweitzer. the la

chris kafinas was communications tor for john edwards. bob franken from king features and catherine ward, managing editor at "reason" magazine. good to see you on a sunday afternoon. >> hello. >> chris, much of the focus was on senators ron paul -- rand paul, i should say, and ted cruz. senator paul was asked if he thinks he's a front runner for 2016. this was his response. >> i don't know if that's good luck or bad. why don't we not go there? i guess it's better than not being noticed. no matter what, i think the republican party needs to evolve, change. >> does rand paul see himself as the guy? >> i think he does. he's got a base of support. he doesn't fit the traditional republican mold. obviously more libertarian. more libertarian than tea partyish. he creates a different image. the problem senator paul has, senator cruz has, it's a battle between the fringe. to win a presidential election you have to figure out how to win in a more progressive, less white majority country. you have to figure out how to win women majorities and young

. >>> and john edwards back in a courtroom as a trial lawyer representing the parents of a 4-year-oldn damage. it's his first trial since being acquitted two years ago. >>> a new batch of papers released a short time ago from the clinton presidency, reporters are combing through all these documents right now looking for new details into bill and hillary clinton's years at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. carl cameron is one of those. he's live for us in d.c. what did you find out, carl? >> there's 7,500 pages. these are previously withheld records from her husband, bill clinton's presidency. they were released today. they show hillary clinton deeply involved in an effort to try to salvage that era's ill-fated health care reform effort. one document alone is 863 pages about the debacle. it shows they were worried about a freedom of information act request back in those days. she was warned they have to make sure that people would be able to keep their insurance if they liked it. and a multipage research paper called "the communication stream of conspiracy commerce." hillary is credited with t

. >> you have provided counsel to michael vick and john edwards.type of the essence in a circumstance like this. is the fact that this all came to light friday night. and here we are having this conversation on tuesday, already too late for him? >> well, it is not too late had he taken a position. but he didn't take a position one way or another. he let the story come out without an official response. and i think now that the commissioner silver has made his ruling, at this point there is little that he could do, unlike mike's situation where he chose to you know, he paid his debt to society. he decided to affiliate with the humane society and do good work in the community and spend years kind of showing that he had learned from his mistakes. and this particular case, i have doubts that mr. sterling has an interest in doing that. and given that the story has already been out there and he has done nothing to put any context around it, i think it would be very difficult for him. and i hesitate to say that because in the public relations business we t

>> and the number one sign brb is overconfident, been cruising for chicks with john edwards. >> of coursehen it came to politics, one of letterman's favorite targets is chris christie who he has relentlessly parodied in some over the top videos. the new jersey governor famously got in on the joke with a little self-parody when he joined letterman in february of last year. >> i've made jokes about you, not just one or two. not just ongoing here and there, intermittent. but -- [ laughter ] >> i didn't know this was going to be this long. >> as they say, all good things must come to an end. but we're certainly going to miss david letterman. >>> up next, the right wing clown car is drag racing into high gear. and we've got one tea party who is out there defending cockfighting. another one who found his way to tie the ft. hood shooting this week to president obama. the clown car continues and you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks up the check? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope he's saving. i hope he saved enough. who matt

that is what the family of bunny mellon apparently told john edwards when he arrived at the funeral fored politician charmed mellon into donating thousands for his presidential bid. he is believed to use some of that cash to support his then pregnant mistress. >>> absolutely unbelievable video out of houston. the driver of an s.u.v. with two children inside -- look at that! tried to beat thatç train and gets hit. miraculously, unbelievably everybody inside survived. although the two adults and two children that were in the car were taken to the hospital. the driver being cited for running a red light and for going around the crossing gates. should be cited for not being responsible with those kids either. >>> now we're going to go to maria. back to you. >> we'll hold it for a second. it almost looks like a stunt. >> there is a reason the arms come down and it says stop. >> in my town we used to have itç flat. there were so many people that couldn't handle the concept of waiting, so they lifted it up, made a huge arch way. >> i can't handle it any more. let's go to maria molina now. ma

disgraced former presidential candidate john edwards is back in court as an attorney representing a four-year-oldpractice case. this is the first court appearance for edwards since being acquitted for accepting illegal campaign contributions to cover up his affair during a 2008 presidential campaign. >>> a 74-year-old man is hoping for jail time. he says he robbed a chicago area bank because he was homesick for prison. in 50 years, he spent just 6 out from behindç bars. and he just might get his wish. he's facing 30 more years behind bars. >> a breakthrough for breast cancer patients. johns hopkins researchers developed a blood test that examines a patient's d.n.a. and accurately detects a patient's risk for breast cancer. the test had a 95% success rate. how to explain how this works is an associate fromç the hackensack medical group. it seems as though this is exciting news but can you break this down in everyday english for us. people want to hear in terms of breast cancer what the genes mean, what does this mean for a tumor. in everyday language. >> this test describes how intelligent our d

old boss john edward harrison in for erin. wherever you go it seems someone is using an alcoa i phone or an i pad before all the cool kids at apple at starbucks were sipping lattes to their apple mac book screen now your parents or to apple is the big name in technology and it's the big dog in the market cap value as well with a gargantuan one trillion dollars has released its latest earnings today and there is a lot of skepticism ahead of their release. because apple is no longer the growth company it once was that's kind of hard to do when you're a five hundred billion dollars company but more than that after the passing of steve jobs people have cern's about the innovation it out here's an example business insider wrote this about up it's sitting on a mountain of pass it's most exciting idea for that cash is buying apple shares which aren't looking like a particularly great investment apple is basically boring but so what it's still a cast machine here's a brief synopsis of what apple told us in the release of the earnings

ut other quotes, john edwards, former u.s. senator, and republican vpal nominee, i say -- vice-presidential nominee, i say if you live in the united states of america an vote for george bush, you lost your mine. senator al franken said, i think the president hijacked 9/11 and used it to go to war in iraq in a way that was very divisive. the late ted kennedy, no president in american history has done more damage to our country and our security than george w. bush. d amazingly i'm not aware of any u.s. president in one party reaching out more to a senator in the other party than did george w. bush with senator ted kennedy. and these are the kind of comments he got in response. senator hillary clinton, former secretary of state, said, quote, i predict -- i predict to you that this administration will go down in history as one of the worst that has ever governed our country. we are just talking about there's never been an attorney general or president treated as have been the current ones. senator hillary clinton, former secretary

congresswoman donna edwards is a democrat from maryland. and john heilemann is an msnbc political analyst and co-author of "double down," the great new book on the 2012 race. john heilemann, you know politics, its culture. what is this going to do now that some old ebenezer scrooge or charles koch can simply dig into his wallet, and it's a big wallet, and just spread money all around the country like it's a big roulette table. put money on every one of the numbers there is no limit. >> we're going to see a lot more of, that chris there is no doubt about it. we have seen over the last 40 years in american politics an increasing deregulation of money in politics and the privatization of politics. big money getting -- creeping further and further in on the back of an escalating series of supreme court decisions that have allowed that to happen. this one is just the next step in that sequence. and, you know, there are 646. only 646 out of 300 some odd million americans last year who ran up against the aggregate caps that were imposed on campaign spendin

i speak, of course, john harris, of edwin edwards. >> one of halperin's favorites.went down to his home turf. he's been covering edwards for the last 30 years for his -- what looks to be his last stand. he's 86. he's got a newborn infant. great picture on the cover of politico. edwards using the stroller as kind of half stroller, half walker as he tries to get a seat in congress. >> a great american. >> incredible. >> he just -- you know, information here. >> no. >> he first got election in 1965. his friend lbj called him up with congratulations. i mean, a convicted felon. >> come on, joe. that was 12 years ago. you're going to dredge up the past? come on, going back there. can't a man pay his due and get on with life? >> exactly. i'm only saying this because it led to the greatest bumper sticker in the history of modern politics when he ended up running against david for governor. >> vote for the crook. >> vote for the crook. it's important. >> okay. >> and it was. >> and it was. >> and he did. and he won. >> and he won. you wanted that man on the wall. in that rac

the revived investigation into john wayne gacy's killing spree, has helped solve another *unrelated murder case. edward beaudion was originally thought to be one of eight unidentified victims of gacy, after his disappearance in 1978. his body turned up in a forest preserve six years ago. instead, investigators say (bo-de-on) was killd by a man from missouri, who has since died. the chicago board of education voted to privatize three more under-performing schools in its turnaround effort. gresham, mcnair and dvorak elementary schools will be taken over by the "academy for urban school leadership" next year. the entire staff will be fired and replaced. a onetime top aide to former cook county board president todd stroger is going to prison. carla oglesby was sentenced today to six and a half years behind bars for corruption yesterday. she was convicted of stealing more than 300-thousand dollars in public funds. prosecutors say she took kickbacks in cash-stuffed envelopes for steering contracts to the firms of friends. authorities say she was careful to award contracts just under the 25-thousand dollar ma

it's how edward jones makesense of investing. ♪ john: when that song was written pinball was illegal.ated pinball the way they treat poker now. it was illegal for the tnagers t t come within 10 feet. pinball was dangerous said the politicians because trying to win of free game was gambling. the day york mayor said this robs the youth of nickels and dimes. the police force seized thousands of machines and politicians posed for pictures smashing them with a sledge hammers the woodburn others it was a moral imperative to protect from pinball despite that it still did not disappear but just would move underground a as happens now with gambling it creates a black market. that is not subject to moderate social convention. but gambling makes less safe they say they vote must be limited because iraq's the family and that does happen sometimes. but outlawed does not stop it. it makes it worse to make it secret. the good news is thanks to the internet authoritarian are losing control gamblers have options outside america so the money hundred politicians noticed those bets now the three states l

it's how edward jones makesense of investing. . john: nothing like a clean glass of water. i got this right out of a new york city tap! pretty pure! despite millions of people flushing right around here. getting most of the filth out of water is one of the few good things government's done, and it was the first earth day protest years ago that helped make that happen. so good for the environmentalists, good for the government. but like all things with government, their rules grow and grow and never stop. 15 years ago the environmental regulators could have said stick a fork in it, it's done, we're going home now. but the regulators never do, that they always do more. and when they do, they run over people. people like california farmer john duarte. he joins us now with his lawyer tony francois of the pacific legal foundation, what did they do to you? >> they told us we couldn't farm our ground. they gave us cease-and-desist order and told us we couldn't farm our land. john: because? >> because they presumed we had stepped into wetlands and other areas that we shouldn't be f

it's how edward jones makesense of investing. johnime again, they want your money. >> americans who can afford it should pay there are fair share. john: what is fair. >> denmark is becoming first country in world to impose a fat tax. john: media applaud new tax on things they don't like. we could payless if politicians done give -- didn't give special breaks to certain people. there honey there is $8,000 in here. john: you would be surpriseed at the size of sneaky taxes that

in this strange relationship i'm coming your way shortly here with the international the john list behind edwardsnowden so baby makes return to america though to be honored. despite fears of persecution on home soil those details coming up in the program also hailed. a british diplomat from come out in his ideas on the country's exit from the u. despite. cries for his so-called. secret laboratory. was to build its most sophisticated. doesn't sound anything. to teach me why you should care about. this is why you should care only. this is a media so we leave that maybe. bush is secure the other party is in. shoes that no one is there with big they deserve answers from. politics. it's the international live from moscow the british diplomat who won a prize for coming up with the best plan for the u.k. exit from the european union is now banned from talking to the media the plan was for him to promote his ideas in a series of interviews but now even his online blog has vanished from the internet . void or invest. it was in that whole letter walking eighty thousand pounds was handed to in mansfield a

john mccann butt heads. >> plus guilty of murder with a five inch heel. >> bill clinton calls edward snowden an imperfect messenger. >> and uconn wins both big ones. >> thanks for joining us. we have break news overnight in the search for flight 370. two more pings detected underwater 33 days after the airline vanished. they're optimistic the plane's wreckage will soon be found. >> i believe we are searching in the right area but we need to visually identify aircraft wreckage before we can confirm with certainty that this is the final resting place of mh 370. let's get right to nbc's ian williams live in perth, australia. how cautious is this sense of optimism. >> good morning to you, betty. they are increasingly confident that they're looking in the right area but there are enormous challenges still to trying to find and recover any black box and aircraft wreckage that might be lying on the ocean floor which is almost three miles deep at that point. now, detecting these two bursts of sounds tuesday which they're convinced are man made is giving them this confidence but they're trying to detect more sound and the

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edward m. kennedy institute and john f. kennedy library and our great audience here in boston and online. thank you for being with us. [applause] we hope you won't stand up yet. we up to see you on june 21st for the release of the final recommendations and asked the panel to stay seated. i welcome former secretary, co-chair of the commission to the stage for closing daunts. >> thank you. it was terrific. outstanding. i wish you had some strong views it really disturbs me. i want to think again on behalf of the bp see, the kennedy institute, heather and the kennedy library in much ray grayson and our great moderator who has been responsible for all of the stories. [applause] i served in the house for 18 years, and there are words inscribed above the speaker's chair by daniel webster. i used to look at this periodically. they said the following. let us develop the resources of our land, called forth its powers, build up its institutions, promote all its interests to see whether we also in our day and our generation may not perform something worthy to be remembered. and i thought to myself,

john mccain butt heads. >>> plus, guilty of murder with a five-inch stiletto heel. bill clinton calls edward snowden an imperfect messenger. >>> and the lady huskies are perfect as uconn wins both big ones. it's wednesday, april 9th. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning to you. i'm frances rivera. we are following breaking news overnight in that search for missing flight 370. two more pings detected under water. 33 days now after the malaysian airliner vanished. the australian official in charge of the search is optimistic the plane's wreckage will soon be found. >> i believe we are searching in the right area, but we need to visually identify aircraft wreckage before we can confirm with certainty that this is the final resting place of mh-370. >> let get right to nbc's ian williams live in perth, australia. ian, good morning. how cautious is this sense of optimism? >> reporter: good morning to you, frances. they do seem optimistic now that they are looking in the right area, but also cautiously saying there may be some way to go before they can physically locate the black boxes

the bipartisan policy center, the members of the commission on political reform, the edward m kennedy institute, the john f. kennedy library, and our great audience here. thank you so much for being with us. [applause] hope to see you on june 24 for the release of the commission's final recommendation. i would ask the panelists to stay seated. i asked dan glickman for the stage -- to the stage for closing thoughts. >> these panelists were outstanding. senator, i wish you had strong views on something. it disturbs me. [laughter] i want to thank the kennedy institute, the kennedy library, the harvard institute of politics, and our great moderator, susan page. i served in the house for 18 years. there are words inscribed above the speaker's chair by daniel webster. i used to look at this periodically. let us develop the resources of our land, call forth its powers, build up its institutions, promote all its great interests, to see whether we also, in our day and in our generation, may not perform something worthy to be remembered. that is the point of government. that is the point why we are here. to perfor

kingdom pretty fascinating stuff you can't miss it then my colleague edward harrison sat down with a steamed australian economist john quiggin to discuss the all the economy and an alternative way to think about fiscal policy you definitely can't miss that interview and finally mr harrison and i are ready to walk away from the subject of indulging this money just yet we talked about this a lot on the show last week and you the viewers out a lot of thoughts on the subject yourselves so we're picking up right where we left off in today's big deal it's all coming up and it all starts right now. on. this year two thousand and fourteen scotland will vote on the question of whether or not it should become an independent country now about a third of the voting population in scotland believe that it's time to leave the united kingdom and strike out on their own however perhaps a follow up vote should be cast on whether scotland should issue its own currency now the scottish government says that it will remain in the sterling area and in a monetary union with the u.k. however apparently they haven't cleared this with the u.k.

within the homeland realm.y our first witness, former boston police commissioner edward davis, is currently with the johnuniversity. mr. davis was appointed by another great leader, former boston mayor thomas menino. this role, commissioner davis led the boston police department's response to the boston marathon bombings on april 15. the heroic actions and quit thinking of the men and women under mr. davis's leadership, as well as that of the massachusetts national guard, the boston national guard, medical personnel, and indeed, civilians, led to the survival of 17 critically injured civilians. i have known mr. davis throughout his 34 years of law enforcement, and he served in the lowell police department. he was named superintendent in 1994. he was recognized for reducing the crime rate and lowell quicker than any other superintendent in the united states of america with over 100,000 residents in the city -- in a city of over one hundred thousand residents. commissioner, thank you for your service and your service to the city of boston, the commonwealth, and to the country. it is an honor to have you wi

policy center, the cochairs and members of the commission on political reform, the edward m kennedy institute, and the john f. kennedy library, and our great audience. here in boston and onlline. thanks so much for being with us. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] we hope you won't stand up yet. we hope to see you on june 24 for the release of the commission's final recommendations in washington. i would ask the panel to stay seated. secretaryformer dan glickman, a cochair of the commission, for closing thoughts. >> thank you. it was terrific. these panelists were outstanding. senator bennett, i wish you had some strong views. it really disturbs me. bpc, i want toe thank again vicki kennedy and the kennedy institute. i want to think heather campion and the kennedy library. trey grayson, and our great moderator, susan page who has been responsible for all the stories. i served in the house for 18 years. there are words inscribed above the speaker's chair by daniel webster. i used to look at this periodically. it said the following

john paul xxiii. tuesday is the day president obama concludes his trip to asia with a visit to the philippines. ed with is the day the annual prize for truth tell will be awarded to edwardamong others. thursday, the day the daytime emmy award nominations are announced. friday's is the 112th birthday of the world's oldest missing man, artura lacato, of italy. and saturday, the annual running of the kentucky derby. and this weekend on your magazine stands: that's "charlie rose: the week" for this week. one note before we go. it was william shakespeare's 450th birthday oned with, so we leave you tonight with the act on stev steven spry performg "12th night "in our studios. thank you for watching. i'll see you next time. >> i am happy. i will be stout, in yellow stockings, and crossguarded even with the swiftness of putting on. my stars be praised. here say postscript. if thou entertains, my love, let it appear in my smiling. my smiles become thee well. in my presence, still smile, job i thank thee. i will smile. i will do everything that thou wilt have me. dumbacher: when a species goes extinct, that's the end. narrator: or is it? scientists are trying to bring back extinc

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edward jones makes sense of investing. ♪ >> jim loves trains but sometimes he thinks they are too small. that changed when he won the lottery. johnon that most buy lottery tickets. most of you are suckers samba betting odds are terrible and the hypocrisy is terrible the same politicians that they and internet parker or sports bets or bookies because the evil and a dangerous turn around to run their own gambling operation apparently lotteries are okay because government get some of the money. politicians see what hypocrites they are? our guest wrote about it in the federalist. what is the hypocrisy? >> it is obvious weather playing poker in your home or betting on sports or march madness. the government? down in all these different ways. john: rarely on march madness. >> to their defense they don't call the illegal bookmaking operation. john: not yet. >> within the space of lotteries the government profits from all the horrible deals we're desperate and four people got to by lotteries. it is a horrible deal because you play games with pods that are incredible with the one in 175 million chance. >> that is the way the government se

edward jones makes sense of investing. ♪ >>> late night tv has been likened to shakespearean drama. ever since 1960, when then senator johnpeared on the tonight show with jack parato talk about his presidential run. late night has been as much a stop for political candidates as for celebrities and cultural -- ronald reagan on the tonight show five years before he ran for president. and from bill clinton playing saxophone on the arsenio hall show in 1992. each delivering letterman's top ten list. president obama has appeared on late night tv more than any other president and democrats have far more than republicans. though both obama and mitt romney slow jammed the news with jimmy fallon in 2012. and even as the audience has fragmented with much of it migrating to cable, late night tv remains a cultural touch stone. so it is with a kolber style tip of the hat that we know that dave letterman will retire from late night next year. letterman made the announcement on his show last night, starting the clock on the end of a tv era. who call the letterman the best there is and ever was. and from president obama, who included an

john. [ laughter ] what am i doing here? [ applause ] i don't know if this cheese will last. and this is weird. i heard about a company that is selling a new action figure based on nsa leaker edwardnowden. it is not that fun. the only thing it does is tattle on your gi joe. [ laughter ] gi joe hacked into your etch-a-sketch. snowden is not the only unlikely person to have a doll modeled after him. have you seen the new bob costas action figure. look at this. fantastic, it's just so great. [ laughter and applause ] can we do it again? can we show this one more -- there you go. "i'll be back. hasta la vista from sochi, russia." [ laughter ] and finally this is one of our favorite things we like to do around here. basically, we search through news footage of our pal brian williams, like a years worth of footage and we edit it together to make him sound like he's rapping. it comes together better than you think. i'll show you what it means. here is brian williams edited to look like he's rapping the sugar hill gang classic "rappers delight." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i said a hip-hop the hippie the hippie to the hip hip hop you don't stop ♪ ♪ rock to the bang bang boogie say up jum

john wayne gacy leading to a suburban cold case. the suburban chicago family's 22-year-old son edward disappeared in 1978, handed over samples of theiras not among the remains. however, authorities found a forest preserve which matches remains from six years ago. >> my mom went to her grave in 2001 not knowing where my brother was. she always felt, and i did, too. that maybe one day he would come home. >> it turns out that edward was a small time crook named jerry jackson who died last year. >>> a sad note about one of the male contestants on the upcoming season of abc's "the bachelorette." 32-year-old eric hill died yesterday at a utah hospital. he was in a paragliding accident last weekend. hill was about a quarter of the way through a journey to visit 195 countries in three years. >>> scientists have released the first images of the newly rediscovered wreckage of a steamship that sank in the san fran sis sow bay 26 years ago. sonar image shows a view of the ship. it went down in 1888 after an accident with larger ship. 16 people died in that wreck. >>> there you see an s.o.s. scrawled in to a sand bar off of the east coast. meant

john berman in for michaela. >> we dobreaking news on the subject of vladimir putin on this news conference he's giving. nsa leaker edwardon about surveillance in russia. snowden asked if russia spies on people and saves the data. the russian president responded that russian intelligence is not carrying out mass collections of citizen das a but he said they do listen to telephone calls, internet communications with court approval. the question was asked during this question and answer question on vladimir putin's television show. >>> meanwhile, a new wrinkle in the irs scandal vorveling the targeting of tea party groups. judicial watch has released e-mails that shows thing a si in talks with the justice department to investigate some tax exempt organizations for possible fraud. the new documents show just how close the government came to criminal investigations before the irs targeting became public knowledge. >>> one year after a deadly fertilizer plant explosion rocked west texas there is new video showing just how powerful this blast was. pictures here just simply stunning. taken from a car nearby which is moments to