received a report back from the fbi that the hair recovered from her vehicle was consistent with john taylor. >> at the time, mitochondrial dna testing of human hair was still years away, so it was impossible to know for certain if this was taylor's hair. >> we could can never get that one key piece of evidence that could place him with laura salmon on the day of the murder. >> and the men's jeans found at the murder scene had a waist size of 30 inches and a 36-inch inseam, too big for taylor. ultimately, investigators concluded a single hair was not enough to charge him with murder. >> though all of that evidence pointed to him, there was still no smoking gun and nothing to actually tie them together. >> and there were other suspects, too. in all, police investigated over 100 other suspects, with no success. >> i made a promise to her at her grave that i would see that justice was done. i didn't really know how i would carry out that promise, but that's the last thing i could do for her. >> but lorine mackey's promise went unfulfilled, and 16 long years passed. in the meantime, dan goodwin

. >> john taylor is reading why growth matters, how economic growth in india produces poverty and lessons for other developing countries. the presentation from the council on foreign relations can be viewed on booktv.org anytime. if there is another institution whose reading list you would like to here, send us an e-mail at td.org. >> up next on booktv, "after words" what guest host jonathan last and author of what to expect when no one is expecting. this week paul taylor in his latest book the next america.

my friend john taylor and your friend john taylor. ys the short-term rate should be 1.5% right now. your thought? >> and what the fed is doing for forward rate guidance is augmenting the fact they're stuck at zero by promising to keep the rate lower. >> that's right, so it's a dumb policy? you used to be a hard money guy when you were at the american enterprise institute. >> i'm a hard money guy, but i think thefold should achieve its goals. one of the goals was a 2% inflation rate. since inflation is almost half that, the fed has the opportunity to keep -- >> i think we should have price stability. every nickel of inflation is a tax hike on american consumers. >> so i -- >> i never heard of a central bank that wanted more inflation. >> i think the bank of japan qualifies on that score right now. i like the old volcker/greenspan definite 'tis -- when it doesn't affect the decision making of houses. >> because expectations stay low. and both of those guys looked at open market prices, look at commodity prices, gold prices. that was very

david adams from john taylor in the u.k.uyers assessing this particular flat close to 9 million pounds was up some have come back for a second viewing. might not be on the shelves for that much longer. i will show you more. a little more of the luxuries they have. >> thank you. atlet's continue our look how russian businesses are faring under the direct of more sanctions. ryan chilcote joins us. >> i am joined by reuben and, groupad of a rush banking -- russia's largest banking group a he is positioned better than anybody to assess this crisis and how it is affecting russian business. what are you seeing? stable.r, it is quite a the key question is what does the future bring us? economic and ministry say $70 billion has a left russia in the first few months of this year than all of last year. get to 70 billion or $80 billion there could be a recession. what would a recession mean for the market? >> i think the recession is off to sleep not very good because russia's economy was a growing one. is the model of this economy gro

right now, right now the fed funds rate, according to john taylor and his rule, should be 1.5% and taylor's got that right for 20 years and when the fed started ignoring him, that's when they got into trouble. the '80s and '90s were unbelievable stock market periods. why can't that go on? we're going to have a change in the senate and the white house. all of that is great. >> in fact, i think the conversation that people are getting nervous saying the market has got to back off, we've been talking about rates going higher now for how long? >> forever. >> if anybody says i didn't know they were going higher, i'm not prepared -- >> wait. there's two different stories being told. look at all-time high, why is the vix not a 10 or 11. >> you're going to compare all of the times that we talked about rates going up and say that this is the same time as when the fed chair came out and gave us a six-month window but that is different than what we've seen. >> by the way, it could be four months. >> i hope so. >> if you look at this whole fed story, i agree, interest rates, profits are more important

. >> one thing that troubles me, and on the radio show i had professor john taylor on, which was basicallye so-called great moderation period in the '80s and '90s. we have qualitative easing. no one really knows a basket of job indicators, to me this fosters uncertainly. i prefer rules. >> this is in the eye of the beholder. we always talk about clear communication from the fed and from your years with the fed, you know how important it is to the market. i don't see that happening. >> quickly, in the last few moments. >> really focus on stabilizing the price and dollar, that's the foundation for economic growth. the sooner we get to that, in my view, the faster the economy takes off. >> we've got to leave it there. congressman kevin brady has pushed sound money for quite some time. that's it for tonight. our final week continues. we've got more great guests tomorrow, including texas governor rick perry. i'm kudlow. we'll see you tomorrow night. announcer: where can an investor be a name and not a number? scottrade. ron: i'm never alone with scottrade. i can always call or stop by my local

john taylor, the welder, is given a 15-month suspended prison sentence for going against industry normsrge the piece of metal that fell to the ground. >> i don't think that that piece of metal brought the airplane down. i think it played a factor in the cause of the accident but i don't think it was the sole responsible cause of the accident. >> even before the verdict, the -- i don't think it was the sole, responsibility cause. aviation industry agrees on drastic safety changes. debris on the runway is now seen as an even greater threat to aircraft. manufacturers begin producing burst-resistant tires and tuel tanks are reinforced. but for the concord, i was the beginning of the end. three years after the crash, the aircraft is retired. >> for many people, this plane was something, it was a symbol. they lost something with the end of the concord story. >>> coming up, moments after takeoff, fire erupts inside the cabin of a dc-9, sending it nose first in though florida everglades. did you get my e-mail? [ man ] i did. so, what'd you think of the house? did you see the school rating? oh,

>> john taylor is reading why growth matters, how economic growth in india produces poverty and lessons for other developing countries. the presentation from the council on foreign relations can be viewed on booktv.org anytime. if there is another institution whose reading list you would like to here, send us an e-mail at td.org. >> up next on booktv, "after words" what guest host jonathan last and author of what to expect when no one is expecting. this week paul taylor in his latest book the next america. in the the pew research director examines how the demographic changes in america are likely to shake u.s. culture this program is about one hour. >> thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> tell me about ida b. fuller. >> well, he was from vermont in the first person to receive security check after 1940. and it was a monthly check for little over $22. ida b. fuller is covered have to live for another 22 years in the course of his 35 years the tax cut coming it doesn't sound like much in today's dollars and one she retired chinle contributed for three years. and she got

world countries come ourselves colonyism descents descend into -- and senior fellow and economics john taylor is reading why buy growth matters" how economic growing in india reduced poverty and lessons for other developing countries. the presentation from the council on foreign relations can be viewed on booktv.org at any time. if there's another institution's reading lyes you would like to hear. e-mail us. >> now from the 2014 tucson festival of books, today's coverage beginning with alan weisman who describes the impact population growth lags had own planet. then a panel on border control. a look at "whitey" bulger, a panel on politics, and then the story of the wives of america's mercury vii astronauts. starting now on booktv. >> welcome to the sixth annual tucson festival only books. i am melly, and first we reside just like to begin by thanking the city of tucson for sponsoring the venue and the medical system for sponsoring this particular session. and of course i want to thank all of you for coming, and afterwards there will be a signing that will take alan to a signing area, which is

totalitarianism and to wrap up our who reinstitution scholars reading list senior fellow and economics john taylor is reading why it grows matters:how economic growth in india reduced poverty and lessons for other developing countries. his presentation from the council on foreign relations can be viewed on booktv.org anytime. if there is another institution whose reading list you would like to hear, e-mail us at booktv.org. >> booktv live coverage of the 2014 virginia festival of the book continues, she talks about her book had -- laura gottesdiener talks about "a dream foreclosed," on african-american communities around the country. >> human beings are born free and equal dignity and human rights. they are in doubt and checked toward one another in the spirit of brotherhood. everyone has the right to own property as well as in association with others. no one shall be deprived of property. i would like to talk to dr. bill anderson who is well known in the community. the chair of piece of justice and he is the voice of peace in the first time. if you ever want to know anything about peace, i am ver

if the john taylor rule was in place right now what would the overnight federal funds rate be?his earlier but obviously they're not there yet. i expect it will be a while before they get there. that will be about 1 1/4% given where we are in the economy and inflation, gdp growth. >> i'm going to throw politically correctness out the window. i do that often, i guess, po pro fesser. would you agree or disagree with my notion that the exact opposite of a rule-based premise to central banking something like the taylor rule is the opposite of forward guidance? am i on solid ground? >> certainly the exact opposite for the way forward guidance has been played out so far. they basically change it, you know, change it five or six times since it was put in place. that's not anything like a systemic rules-based policy. it's just trying to describe what they think should happen. so it's very discretionary. i agree with you in that respect. >> all right. let's take this conversation a step farther. in many discussions i have with euro dollar option traders, they believe that the extreme cen

joining me tonight from wisconsin we've got state senator john erpenbach and state senator lena taylorfight continues. now andrew cuomo in new york is an exception. there's not very many democratic governors up and down the line who are saying yes, let's go charter schools. it really seems to be coming from these radical governors who can't get enough of private sizing everything they can get their hands on. now, my position on this is that i think that this is the big mission that they want to privatize all of education and they're going to take what they can get early on. senator, scott walker has been pushing for a bill which would force low performing public schools to be closed or to turn them into independent charter schools. correct this for me, what is unfolding here? because i think that this is a major push to slam the doors on public education and only offer it up to the elite. what's the situation here? >> right, well i agree with you, ed. you have to go back to act x. when you take away collective bargaining rights the next step is to then cut public education funding and

trailing 4-0, michael taylor crushes this. and john donaldson, see ya.paula kramer and michelle wi. top ten players have committed to this event. >> this is a good golf course. they come here to play and to win. it's showing that way in the golf course. >> he was named 13 all american. chris younger with a ground rule double he forgot his son was in the wagon. mom screaming at dad. abc7 sports report brought to you by orchard supply, hardware. >> that is a good safe. >> yes >> thank you very much. >> roll out the red carpet.ok this is the scene inside davie's symphony hall. and a california camp for chroniclely ill children started by one of the celebrities. lou adler is behind the show. it's going to showcase performances from some who attended the camp. >> there is danny devito being interviewed. that is cool. why researchers say sugar is not the only dangerous ingredient lurking in your child's cereal. >> a popular fitness tracker is leaving many user was ugly rashes. taking a look at what people are exposed to. why it took so long for something to be

giants scoring only trailing 4-0, michael taylor crushes this. and johnle wi. top ten players have committed to this event. >> this is a good golf course. they come here to play and to win. it's showing that way in the golf course. >> he was named 13 all american. chris younger with a ground rule double he forgot his son was in the wagon. mom screaming at dad. abc7 sports report brought to you by orchard supply, hardware. >> that is a good safe. >> yes >> thank you very much. >> roll out the red carpet.ok this is the scene inside davie's symphony hall. and a california camp for chroniclely ill children started by one of the celebrities. lou adler is behind the show. it's going to showcase performances from some who attended the camp. >> there is danny devito being interviewed. that is cool. why researchers say sugar is not the only dangerous ingredient lurking in your child's cereal. >> a popular fitness tracker is leaving many user was ugly rashes. taking a look at what people are exposed to. why it took so long for something to be done about it. >> it's

john what do you have? >> harriet taylor went to track him down in temple city, california.opulation 36,000. that's just east of los angeles, just past pasadena. tried to speak with him this morning. here's what happened. >> who is it? >> reporter: hi. this is harriet. i'm here with cnbc. we wanted to ask you a couple quick questions. >> i don't know who cnbc is. >> reporter: here with a news station, cnbc, part of nbc. we wanted to ask you a couple of quick questions. >> i'm sorry. i'm not interested. >> reporter: are you the founder of bitcoin? >> i'm sorry. i'm not interested. >> a neighbor told our producers a japanese man does live in the house but has had little interaction with him other than occasionally waving when he passes the house. there's been a range of reactions to the "newsweek" piece, which seems to be an unmasking of bitcoin's father. lots of criticism for revealing his full name, license plate number and family members. a turbulent week for bitcoin following the collapse of once one of the largest bitcoin exchanges. considered a rising star in the bitcoin

john gonzalez, abc 7 news. we're going to send it over to jack taylor. this is not going to start off well this morning as we head out. temperatures are below freezing. we had the mixture of a little bit of the melts. be careful as you head out. treat everything as black ice. give yourself extra time. there is a crash in virginia near 123. the single right lane gets by. baltimore-washington parkway southbound, a crash at arundel mills, but half of the roadway to the right gets by. before florida avenue, the right lane had been getting by. or hopefully just about done. is light.t of 270 you should find all travel lanes open. the careful. there is potential for sliding around as you try to get out of your neighborhood this morning. new this morning, the naval academy midshipmen who collapsed during football practice over the weekend has died. 19-year-old will mckamey passed away. the school is are broken by the incident. ief counselors are available. >> the secret service is playing damage control. >> they're dealing with another scandal dealing with their

counter party john kerry are meeting to discuss the crisis in ukraine, lauren taylor is in our europeans center with that store >>> they come as the top american general had a trip to washington cut short because of what the u.s. call a lack of transparency of russian troops movement on the border of ukraine. the united states and european union have imposed two rounds of sanctions. russian tv aired an interview with sergei love i don't have before he left for paris in which he dismissed the sanctions. >> translator: the sanctions, i don't want to say that they are laughable, i don't want to say that they don't care, they are unpleasant. but the fact this they try to take those sanction on his a more personal level and present them as directed at certain people po personally it's cleary an attempt at that time revenge, we can see this our naked eye. >> what's going on with those kerry-lavrov talks right now? >> reporter: we know that there is a lot to talk about, and we know that each side, lauren, has their own vision for the future of ukraine. america has been saying they want interna

taylor and former ambassador in greece. gentlemen, good morning. as you know, johnerry has been meeting with the russian foreign minister lavrov. what is the best case scenario you see? >> best case scenario is that the foreign minister has the approval from his boss, president you putin to back this down, to be able to put people back -- their troops back in their baraks, for kdeescalate - >> we just got this from andrea mitchell, zero chance that the vote will be 30postponed. does that surprise you you? >> does not surprise me a bit. >> zero chance. >> that is not surprise. >> and what is the impact of that ambassador burns? >> well, it's highly significant. putin took crimea because he could do it, because he had the opportunity, because he knew there would be no countervailing military pressure from the west. he's not going to give it back. there is very little doubt about the outcome of the referendum. russians made make sure it's pro russian. and the big question will be whether putin then moves to formally annex crimea. and that would be to steal, take away s

officials sanctions senator john mccain joked that his planned trip to siberia for spring break was now off. joining us now from washington, d.c. is ambassador taylor. he served as u.s. ambassador from ukraine and is currently the vice president for the middle east and africa for the united states institute for peace. it is good to have you back on consider this. at this point, the russian parliament passing a first vote on thursday to admit crimea into the russian federation does that mean that crimea is lost as part of ukraine? >> i would say no. we don't recognize the illegitimate referendum. we don't recognize the acts of the russian parliament. i hope the rest of the world doesn't recognize it. these clearly sham actions that have no legal effect, so i don't think it is lost. it is de facto, of course and the russians have offrun crimea and their soldiers have surrounded and have taken possession of a lot of the bases. most of the bases on crimea. so in fact they are controlling crimea but i think -- i would note say that crimea is lost. >> pro russian forces seized three ukranian warships on thursday. on these new sanctions. this round does s

taylor. this is from steven castor. it says i understand from john that lerner is willing to testify and she is requesting a one-week delay in talking to the chairman, wanted to make sure we have this right. followed by this e-mail confirming yes. >> that's pretty emphatic. it was crazy, you had this give-and-take. you had issa on fox news sunday saying she is going to show up, she is going to talk to us. she is not going to take the fifth. then you have her attorney who said this, said i do not know why chairman issa said that. as of now, she intend to continue to assert her fifth amendment rights. the reason darrell issa said that, sir, with all due respect was the fact that you said yes, she would go ahead and testify. >> where did that come from? >> the big question is why did they change their mind? why did lois lerner's side change their mind because it was pretty emphatic, yes, she is going to talk in public. issa said she is going to talk in public. did somebody make a phone call, you guys are not going to talk in public, are you? and did the

to wrap up our hoover institution scholars reading less senior fellow and economics john taylor is rewire growth matters. >> the reason i wrote the book, there is crisis of manhattan and the culture. we have shied away from the idea of saying this is greatness of this is a great man. you know, releases the 60's we of celebrated anti euros. i feel like it has not done -- it is not been so good for us. i think that this generation needs euros, real heroes, you know. i had the privilege of writing a book about, upper. a great hero, a true hero who died for what he believed and had the privilege of writing a book. so many friends said on not a big reader. and not going to read it. i'm right at 20 page version and put it in seven men. i started there and done what is it that makes anyone break? in no way it has to do with self sacrifice. it is not about strength. it is about using a strain for those that don't have any strength. we can leave it there for now. there is much more. i just thought about the stories with which i was familiar of great men from history. @booktv, i said i know that ma

and to wrap up our hoover institution scholars reading list, john taylor is reading "why growth matters: how economic growth in india reduced poverty and lessons for other developing countries." the author's presentation from the council on foreign relations can be viewed on booktv.org. if there's another institution whose reading lists you would like to hear, e-mail us at booktv.org. >> and now i from the 2014 conservative political action conference, david harsanyi. he says it'sgjÑ