all three branches long and video for your media projects three medio god almighty john tom. damascus puts a price tag on the security of a u.n. observer mission to syria as a first monitors get down to business to oversee a fragile cease fire the government says it can't guarantee their safety that's their every move is coordinated with your false it's. eighty dollars applied to an incompetent security forces finally regain control off the taliban's massive coordinated assault on the parliament western embassies and waiters h.q. they say all the militants who lost their types are now dead. releases two high profile political prisoners following pressure from america and you know things to ease up on the opposition and that includes a former presidential candidate that connection protests were three years ago. with a school. sports analogy hello there thanks for joining us and first top stories. top flight sections spartak moscow and moves seconds in the russian clever laycock to their victory over been. denying local hahnemann nako wins the names play call championship becau

three blown through a lot of video for your media project free media john darche john tom. damascus with the price tag on the security of the u.n. observer mission to syria as the first monitors get down to business to oversee a fragile ceasefire the government says he can't guarantee their safety mr every move is coordinated with authorities. believe eighteen hours of fighting in kabul security forces finally regained control after the taliban's massive coordinated assault on the parliament western embassies and nato headquarters police say all the militants who wants the attack are now dead. and delaware's releases two high profile political prisoners following pressure from america and the e.u. on meant to ease up on the opposition one of them includes a former presidential candidate who led election protests more than a year ago. up next here in our it seemed to me to steer with the latest action from the world of sport. hello they're welcome to do sports obviously not exactly the company again our top stories this hour. top class action sports uk moscow move second in

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john tom. all right it's time for tonight's tool time award and this evening the author doesn't just go to one person but rather an entire security complex that's growing by the day a cyber security complex just another ugly stepchild of the military industrial complex so he after declaring cyber security priority number one the h.s. and the pentagon joined forces with lawmakers in washington and the private sector investing billions into the complex we've watched develop before our eyes and in fact this whole industry has sprung up in just the past fifteen years so let's break this system down for you starting with defense and intelligence firms they've been warning of epic attacks that could affect crucial elements of our infrastructure that could put the country risk of severe economic damage or even worse with our national security at risk and those fears have been echoed by washington the next pearl harbor that we confront could very well be a cyber attack that cripples shore power systems

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. >> tom: john, full disclosure, iave a couple of chiren unde10, d maca mack and cheese is a staple. best of luck with the career and launching annies. the ceo of annie's. >> reporter: still ahead, i'm sheryl kahn in las vegas, where the housing boom went bust and buying could still be a gamble. >> susie: the new york auto show opens this weekend in manhattan, and u.s. automakers are firing on all cylinders. general motors is one of them. its march sales jumped 12%-- not bad for a company that was in bankruptcy just three years ag when i talked today with mark reuss, president of g.m. north america, he said the automaker will do even better the rest of this year thanks to a big rollout of new vehicles. >> this summer for general motors, we executed the cadillac, and looking to traverse the acadia, and the enclave, for all three of those brands, and a part of the market that we frankly own, or a piece of it, those are big important volume launches for us. we'vgot e mentum that will increase bringing those products on line. and that's what we look forward to. >> susie: mark, how close

the story your media project the free media john karr tetons tom. western and arab supporters of the syrian revolution meet in turkey to press the assad regime with some of the members pushing for further militarization of the conflict. a hot mike moment between the leaders medvedev and obama sees us republican hawks spoke with a volley of anti russia rhetoric slammed by moscow as a cold war cliche. and hast already riots and protests break out across spain as the government announces massive new cuts unparalleled specific internship at general franco. nine m. in moscow i match reservation you today's top stories and a look back at the week's news here on r t calls for more arms to the syrian rebels growing louder today with saudi arabia saying supplying weapons is a duty that says one of the major opposition groups appealed to syria's neighboring states to allow the transit aircraft the request comes ahead of the seventy nation friends of syria meeting in turkey which is r.t. sorry for ports could prove a stern test for the host nation. taking the

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with jacob manning and others and we'll hear from community groups that are helping, tom, general tom johns, to help veterans from the conflict manage mental health and i want to thank you, sir, for that effort going above and beyond and help veteran volunteering their time to help fellow soldiers cope with the invisible wounds of war we all know about it and it is a great example of the community coming forward and addressing needs, not currently being met, so thank you for that. the end, simply hiring more staff and fixing the broken scheduling system will not cure all the issues, but it will certainly take a combination of changes at the facility level and the v.a. office level and the v.a. will use all available resources including fee base care, staffing increases, developing better performance metrics to fix the broken system and i concur with you the individual people there is doing human work but you need more people, more computers, what is it? $5.9 billion somehow go a long way to reference those issues and i am heading upstairs for a quorum and i look forward to everybody's testi

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an mri reveals structural damage on his elbow that will require what is called tom any john surgery,ocedure he had in 2003. he has felt discomfort in the elbow the last couple of years and has been pitching on borrowed time since 2010. the giants are left hanging without a closing pitcher. the manager says he will use his bullpen the same way he did last august. >> baseball and rock and roll. special guest showed up at the filmore last night to play with san francisco's rock band train. ♪ ♪ ♪ you recognize that guy 6'4, 250 pounds worth of the brian zito another giants' pitcher rocking the house he's an accomplished guitar player. his dad was nat king cole's conductor and arranger. barry zito the left handed curve ball pitching giant he plays well. his dad was the musical deck for -- director for nat king cole. i didn't say his name, sorry barry. >>> still ahead, we are tracking developing news. deadly tornadoes tear through parts of the midwest. latest on the recovery efforts. >>> president obama and the growing secret service scandal, the swift investigation he's proepltsing. >>> s

john, what are you hearing? >> well, tom, cnn i'm now told has confirmation that the launch has taken place. you're raising both the technical and the political questions. i just want to use the map to show just a little satellite imagery. you're familiar with this. this is a few days ago. you see the launch pad. it's pretty clear you see some support vehicles up here, but it's pretty clear this was the more recent image. this is why everybody knew this launch was imminent. it's a bit more hazy because of cloud cover. but look here, when you get closer, you see the vehicles -- see the vehicles up here, support vehicles much closer to the launch pad. that is what told officials they were getting ready. this is to bring in the last equipment, then the fueling and you move in from there. as you were talking just a moment ago with victor cha, this is the way it is supposed to go. you see the flashing circles. the concerns in the immediate hours, in the immediate minutes are in japan and south korea, down in the philippines and i

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john king's understudy. >> let's bring in cnn's tom foreman.s they're letting you play at the magic wall tonight. (laughter) >> jon: ladies and gentlemen, during tonight's performance the role of magic screen finger banger will be played by tom foreman. you know how long foreman has been waiting for this moment? (laughter) every primary night for the past six months he's been sitting in his dressing room staying ready. zoom out, zoom in. zoom out, zoom in. is john king here yet? how's he feeling? did he come in? oh, he came in. i'll call my folks and tell them not to watch. the point is everybody know it is primary is over. >> we have now reached the point where it's half time. >> jon: almost everybody. (laughter) everybody but santorum. this is going to get ugly. >> half the delegates in the this process have been selected and who's ready to charge out of the locker room in pennsylvania for a strong second half? (cheers and applause) >> jon: game's over, kid. it's over. you're done. this is this isn't the scene in the sport dras ma where the c

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john edwards. he's accused of using campaign funds to cover up his affair and love child, could get 30 years if convicted. fox 5's tom fitzgerald has the story. >> reporter: arriving at a federal courthouse in greens row, north carolina, thursday john edwards was -- in greensboro, north carolina, thursday john edwards was silent. >> but i did not break the law and i ever never thought i was breaking the law. >> reporter: edwards is charged with abusing more than $900,000 in presidential campaign donations, both from his late campaign finance director fred barron and philanthropist rachel bunny mellon of northern virginia. prosecutors say edwards used the money to cover up his affair with photographer riyal hunter and the child he fathered with her. some legal experts say edwards' lawyers will argue the money he used was personal gifts from edwards' friends. >> the individuals had to know right then it would have to be a personal gift because it couldn't be anything else. >> reporter: washington d.c. defense attorney keith waters knows edwards and says he suspects the scandalous details of edwards' personal life are f

and we've been speaking with john manley at wells fargo advantage funds. >> tom: still ahead, natural gas prices hit their lowest level in almost a decade. "street critique" guest bryan perry weighs in on whether now is the time to buy. well, here we are at the start of another earnings season, but, as we've reported, results are likely to be unimpressive. most forecasting firms are betting overall corporate profits will not show much growth, if any. erika miller digs deeper, looking at which industries are likely to post the biggest declines. >> reporter: profits have been soaring on wall street, but those high-flying days are over for now. seven out of the ten major stock sectors are expected to report a drop in first-quarter profits. >> i think that has to do with much more difficult comparisons because the first quarter of 2011 we were up 20%. also, we find that the price of oil is up close to 4% to 5% on average. and also the value of the dollar is higher. and since most of the companies in the s&p are multinationals, they'll be impacted negatively by a higher dollar. >> reporter

. >> susie: all right, john tinker of maxim group. >> thank you. >> tom: monday's are known for merger announcements and rumors. it wasn't just microsoft's investment in barnes and noble. first, the rumor: coca-cola late today denied it was in tal to buy monster beverage. there were reports out during the day that coke was negotiating what would be its biggest brand buyout, probably over $11 billion. after closing in the mid-$60 range last week, the rumors pushed monster stock up to almost $84 dollars per share, before tumbled just before the closing bell when coke denied the deal. in energy, sunoco shareholders will get more than $50 per share from pipeline operator energy transfer partners. the deal expands energy transfer's network of oil and gasoline pipelines. as part of the deal, energy transfer picks up sunoco's $4,900 gas stations in the u.s. sunoco stock shot up more than 20%. there was also a multi-billion dollar deal in the medical tech field. hologic will buy gen-probe in a cash deal with $3.7 billion. the deal will expand hologic's medical diagnostic test products. gen-pro

from the group's president, thomas schatz, along with senators john mccain, jim demint, plus representatives jeff flake of arizona and tom price of georgia. >> good morning. i'm tom schatz, the president of citizens against government waste. since cagw published the first pig book in 1991, our objective has been to eventually eliminate earmarks. the 2012 congressional pig book shows that tremendous progress has been made toward that goal. there are only 152 earmarks, a record low. that is a 98.3% decrease from the 9,129 ear marks in fiscal year 2010. the total cost is $3.3 billion, which is an 80% dedpraets 16.5 billion that was in the appropriations bills two years ago. there are no earmarks for museums, theaters, opera houses, bridges to nowhere. would utilization research, shrimp agriculture, or brown tree snakes. there is no state by state breakdown. and there are no oinker awards. instead, many of the earmarks in fiscal year 2012 involve larger amounts of money and include fewer details than in prior years. for example, a $50 million earmark for the national guard counter drug program which appears in the department

also reassuring words last night from secretary of agriculture tom vilsack on john king usa. >> this is the way the system is supposed to work. we're supposed to identify these circumstances and make sure they don't get in the food supply. our trading partners should be reassuring the markets. we were reassured once we found out it would not get in the food supply. the markets rebounded. i think we'll be in good shape tomorrow. >> so far, so good. or so it would seem. the carcass had been randomly selected for testing. it went to a lab at uc davis, where the results were inconclusive, and in ames, iowa, that it came back positive. the lab concluded that the bse likely did not come from feed, that it was likely the result of a genetic mutation in the animal itself. no diseased meat got into either the human or animal food chain. keeping them honest, the system is far from perfect when it comes to spotting animals that unlike this one here in the video aren't already showing signs of disease. the system relies on randomly testing cattle for bse. that's how they found this latest infect