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. >> the 26-year-old army captain john r. brainerd of dover, maine, was also killed in that crash. the chief warrant officer pratt's body is being returned to the united states this evening in delaware and details on the funeral arrangements are pending. >>> and in virginia, a culpeper police officer is facing a shootings death there. he's pacing -- facing murder charges. ion henrehan is live with the latest. >> there were elements that seemed suspicious from the get go and look at this video. a 54-year-old woman's car the 54-year-old was shot to death by the police officer. he started -- she started driving away dragging the officer said witnesses but the husband said that that jeep wrangler didn't have power windows and didn't add up. the special prosecutor was called in yesterday, the grand jury indicted the police officer daniel harmon wright on's murder charge other and counts. the victim taught sunday school and her minister cobb seeds that it's been hard for locals to remain neutral. >> and we know we had to be parent with this -- patient with this. this is how it works, in

justice -- contribution to the john r. justice -- consideration to this. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia rise? the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. wolf: maybe when we go to conference, last year this had $4 million. so in a tight budget year, when the ryan budget comes and the other budget comes, we're actually increasing this from $4 million to $10 million. which i think would be every other program would ju just say, i don't quite -- would just say, i don't quite understand. the senate put in $4 million and -- and maybe, i don't know, we can talk as we go, move on, the committee took great pains and i was looking to see if mr. schiff was here or mr. culberson was here. this was part of a delicate compromise with regard to the mars program and the committee took pains to ensure that nasa science funding reflected the planetary science priorities and goals of the national academy of science, including development of sample return mission to mars . and to take this out of that, when it was so difficult, i think wou

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and joining us are jon r. john karny and jane wells.m very weary of getting back into stocks despite the market and a strong recovery since 2009. john and jane. see john, see jane. jane, you go first. why are people staying out of the market? >> john and i were talking about this last week, they don't trust the system. people i know out here would rather go to vague as. it's gambling money, it's a game. they know the odds are against them but they know what the odds are. the market is not a game and they want to gain wealth and there are team people who can get a better price. facebook has announced e trade as an underwriter and also the nasdaq is going to open up high speed options market just for retail investors in june. so maybe that will bring some people back. i'm not sure. >> john, what do you think? >> i think there's two things going on. you have younger people who have lots of debts. they have to pay bake their loans. you have older people who are getting ready to retire. they can't afford to have a masstive down turn in stock

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that helped offset the loss from disney's movie studio, "john k r carver." we see a tremendous increase in consumer products and gaming abilities. we have the opportunity to take a fine film into such much bigger for the company and its effect will be more prolonged. >> it looks like in terms of the movie segment, we had a problem with "john carver." still seeing nice growth at disney, yes? >> yeah, definitely. i mean it was an impressive quarter. bob iger earned the mouse ears or a "i survived john carter" t-shirt. p it was a strong quarter. >> even though we saw the weakness, analysts generally thinking that's okay. >> yeah. that's fine. mine there's five main operating segments at disnedisney. the only one that would be a problem is espn. it's nearly half of the revenue. this past quarter was 89% of the operating profits so it's definitely important for the cable business and espn in particular to be doing well and that's showing no signs of dropping. everything was a yes and kind of quarter where you go, yes, the park went up 10%. on rating income went u

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r fo months. at&t. ♪ >>> the defense in john edwards criminal trial is due to present its side tomorrow.he former presidential candidate is charged with taking illegal campaign contributions and making false statements. as nbc's lisa myers reports, the big question is if he will be called to testify. >> reporter: the biggest decision for the defense, will john edwards take the stand? prosecutors have gone out of their way to shred edwards dez credibility with a parade of former aide who recounted his many lies and playing edwards own words, a 2008 interview in which he claimed to be coming clean about his affair but continued to lie about other things, including that he fathered rielle hunter's child. >> i know that it's not possible that this child could be mine because of the timing of events. >> reporter: analysts say showing that video to the jury put even more pressure on edwards to testify. >> i think the heat is really on john edwards to take the stand. >> reporter: there are big risks. he starts in a deep hole with the jury in terms of credibility and would face embarrassing and

. >> rose: francoise gilot and john richardson when we continue.for earliosas r wendins provided by the following. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: francoise gilot and pablo picasso met in paris in 1943 during the nazi occupation of france, he was 61, she was 21, they were together then for ten years before she left him, taking the two children with her. gilot wrote in the memoir life with picasso that a relationship with the great artist was a catastrophe i didn't want to avoid. their life and their work is a subject of new exhibitions at the gagosian gallery in new york, it is called francoise gilot, 1943 to 1953, joining me now, curator of the biography john richardson and the artist himself francoise gilot, i am pleased to have both of them together at this table for the first time. it is the first time the picassos have been seen together? >> that is a first exhibition, we ever had together. >> that is amazing. >> it is a little too late. >> rose: it is never too, it is never too late, that's right. how di

. >> j john boehne says t they will have to face thiscal cliff. leaders coming r it. can the u.s. talk about greek debt when we are still grappling with our own? >> the germans are so arrogant. >>>> here we go again. >> we have seen the conquences of their austerity in greece italy, spain, anand porgal. in portugal, elderly people cannot afford to go to the doctor said they are dying. >> we have to wrap. >> nobody can speak with any authority. yesterdaat the imfmf the saidd rds can kill in this situation. i have noteard that sincnce i have been in afghanistan. tht tells you the situation that we face. >> gentlemen, thank you to you both. and up nt, thehe number of the week is ♪ ♪ [ 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 now he is running the voice, a job that was held by john chancellor whose name has been mentioned as well as edward r. murrow. >> christy freeland is now the global editor at large for reuters which is a highly -- the highly respected news agency. originally british. they were at it when the new technology of the day was carrier pigeons. an extraordinary thing. she was a former deputy editor of the financial times in london and editor of the u.s. financial times which is the paper that i alluded to. and began as a stringer in ukraine working for everyone from what i can gather covering -- >> a lot of people there. >> a lot of people to cover. and eventually writing a terrific book called "sale of a century, the inside story of the second russian revolution." lee bollinger is the president of columbia university. he's made a study of the first amendment and a little over a year ago in the columbia journalism review made a dramatic proposal for how he might address issues of the internet and the might address issues of the internet and the state of journalism today which i'll ask him to do in just a mo

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john eng learn r was a committed republican but worked across the aisle with both parties. that is a spirit we're going to need to move forward with tax reform and move forward on the issues of our country. i was in the clinton administration with john pedesta. john is now standing chief of staff as well as a friend and he has since been a major force to serious policy by founding the center for american progress and advising members of congress and the administration. i also had the opportunity to soy with alice. she was always an effective and thoughtful colleague and has long been a major voice for what arguably is our country's most fundamental policy challenge and that is re-establishing sound fiscal conditions. jim has what is thought by many to be the most important zob the american economic profession. he has -- job in the american economic profession. he has accomplished successfully succeeding a giant in the profession, marty feldstein. by the way, in terms of the president or head of the national economic research, marty was that. i asked marty if that was true a

. >>> danielle is tied up by john cockrell and jimmy carlyle, but the effective r iviveness of thg willed into question. how serious about the kidnapping were they? >> we're going to be called heroes. >> trying to get around here. hey, derek, you're an accomplice. why don't you say hi? [ inaudible ] >> what have you got to say? >> all i have to say is, to be able to know pain, is to accept death. >> the thing is -- she's kicking like a little [ bleep ]. >> do you know what pain is? >> hey, derek, give me a smile. >> what really makes me tick is getting under people's skin. making them aggravated and make them think about what their beliefs are and maybe that they are wrong. >> if you scream and you fight we put a gag in your mouth and throw you in the trunk. >> no. >> if you're relaxed and accept death and what's coming to you, and take it like a real [ muted ] woman would, and then you just accept fate and realize what's going to happen and stop fighting. >> don't -- don't struggle. >> she's watched many of these. >> you guys are [ bleep ] psycho. >> you're the one who wanted to hang o

john locke in there thank you. you've had online to a web site r t dot com of course for all the latest news and you may like these pictures as well but please don't try this is over as they say how's this for a few shocking shots one way to put it thrills seekers in russia's far a show in their head for heights with these dizzying pictures posted online local police more health and safety we're very happy about that is that it's not something to be copied but amazing pictures nonetheless about the dot com also hunting for the phone hacking scandal plaguing rupert murdoch's news corp sees high level calls now for many of his american t.v. broadcasting channels to be told this story just rumbles on and on doesn't it you can keep abreast of the latest on our website. keeping a close eye on barcelona the sergeant protesters there are gathering as european central bank chiefs meet and security precautions have been heavily ramped up because of it spain even going so far as to reinstate checkpoints along its border with france in a bid to limit the number of possible demonstrators arriving from within europe now the me

r radical breach. but to go to the not such good news, john michael and i focus in on what we regard as a perverse and even tragic irony about american democracy. i think it's fair to say that that function of american democracy that is most important and consequential is a presidential election. which, of course, coincides with an election of a third of the senate, and all members of the house. that is a very big day every four years in our lives. and it's consequential for us and it's consequential for the world. and very often, the outcome -- say much more often than not, the outcome is sensible and one that we can be proud of on a all-community and nonpartisan basis. but the process by which we get to that day, the nature of the national discourse or conversation is pretty dreadful. and it has been about as bad this time around as we have seen it in a long time. it tends to not -- i wouldn't say degenerate, but start as much more of a shouting match, blame-storming, you know, we were already getting a sense of the -- the charges that are going to be made in each direction, you know. that guy is a

politician and member of parliament in washington we have john glaser he is assistant editor at antiwar dot com and in warsaw we go to a small r. he is a senior fellow at the polish institute of international affairs and a visiting senior fellow at the center for european studies all right gentlemen cross talk rules and i mean you can jump in anytime on john if i can go to you first year mr barack obama said in chicago nato has been the bedrock of common security freedom and prosperity for nearly sixty five years it hasn't just endured it has thrived because our nations are stronger when we stand together eleven years after the occupation of afghanistan to those words ring true to you well we should ask if they ring true to an afghan or to a libyan or to a lot of people in the balkans the issue is that obama sees nato as securing western influence and western power and western security. he says. and enough to know that nato is not about. progressing democracy or or transporting freedom to the war world and so forth afghanistan is a perfect example nato has laid waste to that country for a decade every aspect of the stated miss

i lost john david for about 45 seconds in toys "r" us, and i never suched felt panic in my life.know. >> that's not the way the law works. the law doesn't work on knowing what you know. >> really? that is the way the law works. oh, like you tried so many murder cases? i can tell you right now, a 911 call will come into evidence, dan. >> i'm sure it will. but that doesn't change the reality as to what we know and don't know today. i'll bet you, robin, that the authorities know more than they're telling us about the investigation. >> let's hope so. >> oh, wow, that's smart. of course they know more. they tell us every day they're not giving evidence out. we know they know more. they know enough. they want the father banned from the home. that's what they know, dan. >> the good news is we don't arrest people based on the tone of their voices on 911 calls. that's the good news. >> we have to leave it there. nancy, as always, thank you very much, very much. >> thank you, robin. >> and dan. >> good to see you. >> good to see you. over to sam and the weather. >>> hi, robin. let's start

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r ra continue to grow? let's bring in pandora analyst and john able, columnist for reuters. john, to you first of all.s do you think pandora can still win? >> pandora has a space to itself. i think of pandora as sort of radio on steroids. so if you like listening to the radio and have like organic discovery like ser ren dipty, pandora is kind of perfect. it's really good on mobile. interface is great. it's different than itunes or google play or apple -- or itunes match. this isn't your own collection. it's very sort of certain se ren diptous. >> does it do anything completely different from services such as spotify? if i'm not wrong, if i use pando pandora, i can switch to spotify without being penalized at all. >> spotify is more of a record store experience and pandora is more radio experience. pandora brings value to the table. they have a music g nome project which is a search engine that works on music. what pandora does is it searches through the volumes of 14 million songs to find the songs that match up with your preferences. and that's one of the reasons why pandora is competitive in the mar

germany but it will rest consultant john holzman says the latest turmoil shows the euro zone is bound to fail in its current form he shares insights with r t an interview coming your way in about twenty minutes here's a preview. the problem is they set up a currency without having a country and it's like building a house from the attic down you don't get all the things like federal deposit insurance which means your banks are guaranteed you don't have a common policy where the european central bank can act like the fed in last the. last resort you don't have all the things that make nations transfer money to weaker areas within countries just as a matter of course in study of germans grumbling about greeks who retire at fifty two and. you have greeks grumbling about germans having dicked it's forced upon them that's because these people are in the same boat rowing in the same direction that's the problem and so they created this weird push me pull you two headed monster i. he's been described as one of the most democratic leaders in law in america's history and a champion of the poor ecuadorian president rafael correia the latest guest o

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r t. and as you heard him returns to russia stop job in three days will be bringing you special coverage of his inauguration john is for the live broadcast from that splendor of the kremlin holes after seven thirty am g.m.t. on monday. japan is set to turn off its last working reactor this weekend leaving one of the world's largest industrial powers without a source of nuclear power for the first time in almost fifty years the government has to public pressure following last year's disaster at the fukushima reactor after the catastrophic gas quake and tsunami and dr howard hayden professor of physics at the university of connecticut believes however it's just a matter of time before talk here turns the reactors back on. they have fifty four reactors and they have one of them operating but it will be down for refueling as it is what they're doing is burning a lot of residual oil and the the pact on the price of residual oil has been stultified as far away as hawaii where the price for electricity now is very very high because of that that decision to shut the nukes and but it's costing them very dearly they haven

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already awarded to john will find out in september if he is to finally receive what he really wants but for other aging war heroes like him it could be too little too late either bennett's r.-t. london. in syria a roadside bombs hit a military truck injuring six soldiers the vehicle was part of a convoy carrying the head of the united nations observer mission on the syria first reports from damascus. what's really interesting come back the attack today as it evolved the u.n. observer says that one of the questions we've been putting to the observer themselves over the past couple of days if you know how do you guys feel about the senseless war to you is there any concern about that changing and they've also you know we're being welcomed that's why well there is a concern for a lot of people here is that there is going to be elements trying to undermine this mission and i was speaking to the head of the national coordinator council inside opposition here in syria the other day i asked him that question whether he was concerned about the mission being undermined and take a listen to what he had to say we're afraid that and his plan is really threatened by those who are. pro