i rejoice, led by the sound of a black smith's hammer, i travel to charleston, south carolina, john shannon, black smith. a large european with red hair, comfortable. they were apprentices to all africans new and old, familiar yet fresh. i have sold another of your beautiful gape with the rice design, how did you learn to craft so well? a young man stepped into the light. i learned by reaching back with one hand and stretching forward with the other he said. people said you are a genius. my father dinka was the genius replied the apprentice. he taught me what 7 generations have learned, i am the 8th. i had bound [inaudible] who answers to moses shannon. both mean safe water. he seems more confident now, wiser. playful mostafa. i had so much to tell him, he could not see me. he could not see me or hear me in this strange land. he touched the spotting smiles. [inaudible] with birds, flowers and animals inspired. i turned to someone tell moses, shannon is going to free you one day. they can find joy, [inaudible] in my mind, i have always been free. free as the wind, thank you so much. [applaus

when john brennan was asked about that, he said, he doesn't do politics. >> shannon: peter doos wet latest. it looks like saudi arabia will allow osama bin laden's wives and children to stay in that country. 14 members of the family arrived in the country after being deported from pakistan on friday. the saudis say they are accepting the family on humanitarian grounds and there is no evidence that they are involved in terrorism. saudi arabia's stripped osama bin laden of his citizenship in 1994 because he denounced the saudi family. are terrorists plotting a revenge attack? we have a former c. >> jamie:a officer who headed up the bin laden unit. one year later, the government says there is no credible threat of an organized attack, but we have an issue of a lone wolf. how concerned are you? >> it's very much a problem for the you united states and for the europeans. we killed bin laden, but it was far too late, the influence, the instigation has taken hold, not only in the third world, in the arab world and africa, but in europe and the united states. i remember they leaked information aft

. >> shannon: john and andy, we know it was an uphill battle but you have shown them at the box officee. we will stay tuned for this movie and others that may come from the two of you. thank you so much. >> thanks for having us. >> shannon: should the penny stay or should it go? canada is getting rid of its pennys. should the pennys in the u.s. take a hike as well. you have a whole lot to say about it. alex writes what would i put in my huge penny jar? good point. we'll have more of your answers after the break. [ male announcer ] fighting pepperoni heartburn and pepperoni breath? fight both fast with new tums freshers! concentrated relief that goes to work in seconds and freshens breath. new tums freshers. ♪ tum...tum...tum...tum... tums! ♪ [ male announcer ] fast relief, fresh breath, all in a pocket sized pack. battle speech right? may i? capital one is issuing a venture double miles challenge. sh us how much you spent last year and we'll give you 2 miles for every dollar spent on your travel reward card. up to 100,000 miles! hawaii, here we come. claim your miles at capitalone.com

. >> shannon: you mentioned popularity. senator johnuse speaker john bainer and then jim demint and then bernie sanders and then have you former speaker, nancy pelosi. >> and so folks that are in the mainstream news reflects offline. so because of folks like to harry reid from nevada and nancy pelosi and mccain, all out in the weave, no surprise, their numbers should be higher. >> shannon: several names come up on the list for engagement. is that folk who is tweet back? have conversations? what does that mean? >> that could be a combination of mentions, it could be retreats. it could be things that people are sharing. do they trust what is coming out and how do you push that out to the members. >> shannon: any advice to give to a member about how to use dwitter to your best advantage? >> be authentic. there are a lot of top 10 best practices. tweet in realtime. create links, hash tags, videos, photos, anything to augustment what you are doing to give a glimpse what have is happening. >> shannon: i follow a lot of these folks and they ar

shannon bream, fox news. >> bret: former aide to john edwards testified today that edwards told him to start giving money toafter she threatened to go public. andrew young said when he expressed concerns about the plan, edwards told him it was legal. edwards, the former democratic presidential candidate pleaded not guilty to campaign finance violations. >>> the man who ran the british newspaper arm of news corp., parent company of this network today denied getting inside government information in exchange for favorable press coverage. james murdock testified for four hours at the inquiry. he is the son of news corp. chairman and ceo rupert murdock. james murdock said he was misled by sub board nants about the scale of illegal behavior at the now defunked news of the world tabloid. we'll talk about the fight over arizona's immigration law and the democratic backup plan when the fox all-stars join me after a quick break. let's start with car insurance x. this one does save people a lot of money and it's very affordable. it was very delicious. could you please taste car insurance y? this one is much more expen

shannon, thanks. nearly 50 people will not be on john edwards' jury after they admitted they could not keep an open mindr senator and presidential candidate. who can forget he cheated on his wife elizabeth while she was battling breast cancer the disease that eventually killed her. now john edwards is accused of using campaign donations to hide his mistress. and the baby they made. the charges could put him in the jail for 30 years. john edwards claims he did not know about the payments. and he is apparently cutting back after those $500 haircuts during his white house run. remember this video? nowadays he reportedly pays 12.95 at super cuts. that's according to the reporting of the "new york post" which is owned by our parent company. so what do you think? here is a look at his hair then. and now. where is blago when we need him. trophy shattered in thousands of pieces. he said one player's father accidently knocked the trophy off its pedestal after the school'sable spring game. the spokesman says the school plans to replace the trophy but it won't be cheap. it's waterford crystal, a football thing the

john thomas financial. all right let's wrap up with loose change we've got to me terry and shannon here and talk about how it's richard branson's big new idea so virgin c.e.o. and billionaire richard branson has his sights on a new crusade take a look i think government should generally get out of any business and. put up their prices to try to encourage. private private individuals to do it. don't forget carry u.s. astronauts to space he's actually taking on the university system the high school dropout took to his blog to write this there needs to be an urgent rethink and all countries around the globe courses for most subjects need to be slashed in half so that students can get out into the real world quicker with less debt and have the ability to start earning so yesterday we got a lot of feedback when we talked it out some solutions to the student debt crisis and here is richard branson what do you think cut down costs and i think odds are i told the great courage it's because we used in the medieval period of feudalism we have we have an educated serfs basically people that were embedded but didn't know

john bolton joins us live. wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. fohalf the calories plus vgie nutrition. could've had a v8. shannon are sending you live now to the white house where the president has just entered the rose garden with leaders of canada and mexico >> our last summit in gad la hara, we remember felipe's hospitality and that of the mexican people including some very good march eachie -- mariachi, and some tequila, if i'm not mistaken! i can't reciprocate the music, but felipe, steven and i are proud to welcome you here today. between us, we represent nearly half a billion citizens. in the canadian north, and in southern mexico. between the diversity of our peoples and cultures, it is extraordinary. but whenever they live, they wake up every day with hopes to provide for their families, be safe in their communities, give their children a better life, and in each of our countries, the daily lives of our citizens are shaped finally by what happens in the other two, and that is why we're here. today, we focused on our highest priority, creating jobs, opportunity for our people. the united states, our busi

john butler author and founder of amp for a capital. live . all right let's wrap it up with some loose change up that's imagery and shannon to stay on the topic of central banks for now because former fed chairman alan greenspan is coming out and defending the current chairman ben bernanke against attacks made by a republican presidential candidate if you haven't seen him take a look. to the republicans or kind of villain newt gingrich has said i think he's done the most dangerous we can keep you offer side to someone of my. former candidate rick perry even suggested that the fed might be treasonous and then you have to do with that in texas we were trying to implement this is actually i think. greenspan told the financial times anyone has the right to criticize federal reserve policy but it is wholly inappropriate and destructive to engage in ad hominem attacks why why their central bankers it's ben bernanke in making these decisions with his governors why can't you attack the person it's because mr bubbles is you know has had to deal with his own fair share of criticism so he understands why he also wants to maintain respect for the office

here and that was john perkins i wish we had more time i cannot leave it there for today he's a former economic hitman thank you. all right let's wrap it up with we have dimitri and shannon to talk about the banks because it wouldn't be a day on the show without that because j.p. morgan c.e.o. jamie dimon is annual shareholder letter came out yesterday if you haven't seen i but you can guess with it he complains about new government regulation he's been this has been his shtick for a while he says it'll cost three billion dollar he's upset about it this morning on squawk box jim cramer actually had something to say about diamonds containing listen to this. i think he's the conduit quarmby you arrest warrant or maybe he's a warning are you. all right that's not a good thing or you want to preserve it and to stop the government oh. i mean just do. so he hammered and we've got to give jim cramer credit for that but the most interesting part is look at the reaction of the other people that were on sandy's you with him listening muscly. why can't he speak out without being a winery why do you call him a whiner just because he's raising a lot of issues that a lot of other peop

to leave it there shannon unfortunately i love you we've got to end the show because that's all we have time for thanks so much for tuning in please come back tomorrow we will have john perkins he's best selling author of confessions of an economic hit man and he's also a self professed economic hitman and viewers on you tube and twitter like richard have asked me about this if they think that the dollar is manipulative what makes you think they won't manipulate or regulate bull answered that question richard outbuild we're going to try to get you any. sir because friday we're going to speak to mike maloney of gold silver dot com a renowned investor advisor off their industry expert about metal manipulation and don't forget to follow me on twitter at lauren lyster give us feedback at youtube dot com slash capital count and have a great night. we'll see british soil. because.

shannon bream breaks it down for us. >> reporter: mixed news for mitt romney out of a key battleground state. ohio. first, endorsement by governor johnich who cited romney's proven experience as a job creator. romney visited the state today and thanked reporters for an important primary win while stressing would have much he needs the buckeye state in the fall. >> we have to do the same thing in november to make sure to take back the white house. i'm counting on ohio. >> brand new fox news poll numbers show romney is trailing in ohio. if the election was held today, 45% say they would vote for president obama, while 39% would cast their ballot for romney. the president's lead within the poll's margin of error. polls show the race is tightener another crucial state, virtual tie as the president leads romney by two points in florida. 45 to 43. when asked about whether they were satisfied with how things are going in the country right now, voters in both states gave identical responses. 68% said no. 31% said yes. voters in the two states did vary when asked whether they are voting for their choice or against the candidate on the other s

shannon bream breaks it down for us. >> reporter: mixed news for mitt romney out of a key battle ground state, ohio. first an endorsement by governor johno cited romney's proven experience as a job creator. romney visited the state today and thanked supporters for an important primary win while stressing how much he'll need the buckeye state in the fall. >> we've got to do the same thing in november so we make sure and take back the white house. i'm counting on ohio. >> reporter: but brand-new fox news poll numbers show romney is trailing in ohio. 45% say they would vote for president obama today while 39% would cast their ballots for romney. the lead is within the margin of error. another state florida is a virtual tie. when asked whether they were satisfied with how things are going in the country now, voters in both states gave identical responses. 68% said no. 31% said yes. the numbers come in the midst of a war of words the white house says romney is imagining. at a tuesday campaign event at a community college in ohio president obama said this. >> somebody gave me an education. i wasn't born with a silver spoon in my mouth. >> rep

johns reporting live for us. >>> this just in to cnn. we have confirmed newt gingrich will drop out of the presidential race next week. shannonorth carolina. that's our reporter where gingrich had a campaign event. shannon will join us later to talk about this decision that a lot of people didn't think would come. as you know, gingrich said he would go all the way to the convention. hees changed his mind due to his showing in north carolina where his primaries were held. he will drop from the presidential race on tuesday. again, more information later on news room. >>> new jersey's governor is defending the decision to suspend two state troopers over this video. here it is. it shows police officers escorting a caravan of exotic luxury cars down the parkway. the problem is, they were traveling fast. speeds topped 100 miles per hour. >> it's a completely ridiculous story. shouldn't have happened. dumb thing to do. let me assure you, it's not the last dumb thing we will see happen. >> the caravan included dozens of sports cars like ferraris and lamborghinis. they were traveling at break-neck speeds. >>> president obama is on the

john deere select series. with endless possibilities, what will you create? ♪ learn more about the new select series x310 with power steering at johndeere.com/x310. >> shannon:people were injured when this car flipped on its roof near times square. police say it rear ended another vehicle and then flipped over and slid across the sidewalk hitting pedestrians in the process. several people were taken to the hospital, none had life threatening injuries. no charges have been filed against the driver. >>> congress is digging into the gsa spending scandal trying to figure out how widespread the problem may be. last week, four hearings were held on capitol hill to investigate among other issues the more than $800,000 spent on a single las vegas conference. joining us live is congressman jeff dunham who chaired one of the hearings. >> thanks for having me. >> shannon: you had bold statements on what is going on including i'm prepared to systematically pull apart gsa. >> what benefit do they provide back to the taxpayer and are they able to do their jobber than the private industry can do for them. they identified 14,000 properties jun nied or vacant properties and