. >> first question comes from josh here. your line is open. >> hi. thanks for doing the call. i wonder if you could clarify your comments from earlier today about mitt romney and rnc. one of the headlines i saw is that the rnc endorses romney. your endorsing romney or making the fact that he seems to have locked up the nomination. >> i mean, i'm not going to -- i don't know what the label is. but the fact of the matter is, i think as a practical matter here at the rnc, historically there's been a moment in a primary contest when the rnc names a particular candidate the presumptive nominee which allows the rnc to then move forward with coordinating its efforts with that particular person and what we did yesterday after yesterday's victories that mitt romney had in five states is that we went forward as a committee and i directed our staff to start opening up lines of communication with the romney campaign that included people from the romney campaign to act as sort of communication liaisons with us and we spelled that out. i'm sure you're aware who those people are so that we c

welcome back here with our very own and josh here's a look at the top stories and items hackers calling the u.s. public to stop the conover szell cyber security act says far from passing through the senate claiming the bill is a blatant violation of privacy and civil liberties. i'm point and dad were in spain hits new record highs threatening to fuel public protests amid fears that lawful demonstrations will be met by a brutal police response. and a string of blasts in ukraine that left more than twenty people injured challenges the authorities ability to tackle security issues and out of the upcoming euro two thousand and twelve football championships. those are the top stories here in our next we dive into the world of finance with on the money. when you force spring overseas my grocery birds will come home to roost. bush with their massive tongue great. empathy gives way to order the motions. towards those who live on the current. welcome to on the money where the business of russia is business i'm peter lavelle to invest or not to invest this is the question asked by investors and m

here's abc's josh elliott. >> reporter: even in the brutal and hyper-violent world of the nfl, america'sd secular religion, the words are a stunning sacrilege. >> kill the head and the body will die. >> reporter: you are listening to new orleans saints defensive coordinator gregg williams, firing up his players before a january playoff game against the san francisco 49ers. in the tapes, recorded by a documentary filmmaker and first obtained by yahoo sports, williams seems to exhort the team to deliberately injure 49ers players, targeting old injuries and, in the cases of niners tailback frank gore, his head. >> we've got to do everything in the world to make sure we kill frank gore's head. we want him running sideways. we want his head sideways. >> reporter: but perhaps most troubling, a reference made to a bounty on driving san francisco quarterback alex smith from the game, as williams rubbed his thumb and fingers past, suggesting financial reward. we hit [ bleep ] smith right there. remember me. i've got the first one, i've got the first one. >> reporter: the nfl has cracked down on t

well, number 73 is josh avery's sea liner-- this big guy right here-- passage west.ut the size of this bad boy. might take you a while to search it, but his buddy was just here dropping something off. his buddy still here? (three gunshots) (man yells, bullet ricochets) boa vista: cover me. (three gunshots) you gonna take the back? you got it? yeah, i got it. 140 sam. 140 sam. shots fired. we're at wayside marina. one fatality. i need backup right now. you okay? yeah, you? yeah. okay. gone? yeah, he's gone. son of a bitch, what was he shooting at us for, anyway? i don't know. all clear back here. it's clear down below. boa vista: frank! yeah. something up here you might want to take a peek at. boa vista: take a look at this. bet you that's he didn't let samantha on board. the state attorney was using his boat to hide narcotics. he's a damn drug dealer. bet that's why he got killed for it. (thunder crashes) wolfe: okay, so one question is: where did josh avery get his hands on 20 keys of meth? asa's, they deal with drug offenders all the time. any one of those guys cou

well, number 73 is josh avery's sea liner-- this big guy right here-- passage west.ut the size of this bad boy. might take you a while to search it, but his buddy was just here dropping something off. his buddy still here? (three gunshots) (man yells, bullet ricochets) boa vista: cover me. (three gunshots) you gonna take the back? you got it? yeah, i got it. 140 sam. 140 sam. shots fired. we're at wayside marina. one fatality. i need backup right now. you okay? yeah, you? yeah. okay. gone? yeah, he's gone. son of a bitch, what was he shooting at us for, anyway? i don't know. all clear back here. it's clear down below. boa vista: frank! yeah. something up here you might want to take a peek at. boa vista: take a look at this. bet you that's he didn't let samantha on board. the state attorney was using his boat to hide narcotics. he's a damn drug dealer. bet that's why he got killed for it. (thunder crashes) wolfe: okay, so one question is: where did josh avery get his hands on 20 keys of meth? asa's, they deal with drug offenders all the time. any one of those guys cou

josh. chef here at camden yards. you are going to show us a few things that you have, new on the menu. we've heard about it. people have been talking about it. show it to us. >> we have the geno's burger, with a crab cake stuffed in the middle. i think it's going to be a really good addition for the yard. a tuscan chicken sausage. we have a low sodium. >> reporter: this looks amazing. >> reporter: we have the camden yard dog and it's got mac and cheese on crab meat. >> reporter: some ideas and creations things is -- some are out. there did you come up with these on your own? >> reporter: in tandem with genos, we were training and testing and came up with this. >> reporter: this is all local. >> all baltimore centric. local vendors and it's great. >> you mention testing. you come up with a concoction and burger and give it to a friend and say try this. >> we go to genos or stuggies and cook it up and test it. we go for it. >> i want to be a tester for this right here. >> this is a hamburger filled with love meat crab cake on top. >> a old bay mayonnaise. >> when it comes to opening day,

. >> josh, what are you doing here. >> very cheap stocks in the energy and oil service space. lot of it is because natural gas drilling. one name that be interested, ccr, if you look at the chart, this thing has been decimated. they're a key supplier to natural gas fracking. it's a very high-quality company. carbo ceramics. >> we have seen a number of companies come out and not falling off a company. one company came out and said europe said we're better than what we guided for. forget the near-term consumer in europe, look at how they're going to continue to invest in things like energy. it's not only the european companies drilling over there, it's china. latin america the same thing. the area that was down was u.s. >>> some of the unusual activity that we see there. some action in renren. >> we're talking about china, we're talking about a stock that's been anywhere between 3.20 and $4. and now it's trading around $7. plenty of buyers coming in. very much in first hour. kind of tapered off since. this is a stock that everybody else likes to refer to the facebook of china. i

watching events unfold in syria but from a very different perspective coming up later this hour if josh up here from israel's institute for national security studies tells r.t. just what iran has to lose from the fall of us. syria has been and the us a group team has been you ranz closest ally you for over two decades if us a true team falls apart iran is standing to lose a very strong only because any government would take place in syria or the. west of i and democracy which is most very likely or more through muslim brothers were sunnis and were very hostile to. any rigi would be either hostile to run or far from corporate can get around as much as the bashar assad regime has been. from boycotts to marches and protests there is public anger over the killing of teenager trayvon martin across america gunned down by armed only with iced tea and candy the opposite has brought attention to the country's last gun laws which critics say have gone far beyond just security arena for it now has more. if the second amendment to the u.s. constitution had a soundtrack. the right to bear arms would best be

josh. this launch could take place any moment. and there's a lot of anxiety here about it in washington. and in the region. the north koreans have a command center ready to go. airlines have changed flight routes to get out of the way of the missile. this is their trajectory. the missile will be launched off west coast of north korea, and u.s. officials expect it to head south-southeast, passing near taiwan, then japanese territory, over the philippines then the waters off northern australia. the u.s. and others have radar and anti-missile ships in the region in case something goes wrong. this is a long-range missile that could be capable of reaching the u.s. but the biggest concern this morning is what comes next? u.s. officials believe that north korea will conduct another nuclear test. this time possibly with a uranium device. that would tell the u.s. there is a secret uranium facility somewhere in north korea. josh? >> high-level brinksmanship. martha raddatz, thanks for that in washington. >>> cleanup crews are being deployed into the gulf of mexico after reports of a large oil slic

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the team will also be welcoming a few new faces in pierre garcon, josh morgan, williams. here'sn schedule. ota's begin saturday and run through the first week in june. it will hold its mini-camp june 11-14. college lacrosse's greatest rivalry in baltimore tonight facing john hopkins. owen fly with the story in the fourth request. bligh scores bliffing the terps -- give the terps a lead. terps win 9-6. the 108th meeting between the two schools. >>> finally tonight, red sox hosting the braves. kelly on first. he goes into second with his first career stolen base, but it wasn't that graceful, as you can see. he had a little problem getting there. starting his flight about eight feet too soon. before the game, he had gone 464 games without attempting a stolen base, and now you know why. >> how about the mavs. >> how about them? looking good. michael morse, huge out of the lineup. they're getting it done. hopefully they can continue until morse gets back. >>> good baseball weather the next few days here. temperatures will be even warmer into the 80s. monday, 85. tuesday, wednesday, w

that's what it takes to win around here. >> next up, josh. >> this is mary's scramble. >> who is maryt's very touching. but i don't think grandma would approve of the bacon being sort of burnt on the end here? >> it didn't suffer the same of mark's. it is glazed with that cider mixture. >> there can be only one "chopped" champion. give the judges time to make their decision. >> what did you do with your egg? did you scramble them? >> i did. but i was not brave enough to poach them. and the fact that i don't know how to poach them. >> so, who's dish is on the chopping block? >> that looks a lot like mine. >> chef cameron, you've been chopped. >> cameron, we felt you had some real personal and homey touches. but your use of the basket ingredients was a little light. hug it out. hug it out. >> that means chef josh elliott that you are the "chopped" champion. congratulations. thank you. >> congratulations. i'm glad you're able to hug it out. >> yes. i'm telling you, that was incredibly nerve-racking. half way through, they said, can you guys talk or smile or do something? i took it way to

our thanks to josh elliott for that story. >>> the masters at day one at augusta national. here'sws. >> good morning. i'm todd grisham. this is your "sportscenter" update. thought you had a long day at work yesterday? how about the blue jays and the indians? the longest opening day game in major league baseball history. finally, in the 16th inning, it comes to a close. thanks to j.p.'s three-run blast. blue jays win it, 7-4. >>> red sox and the tigers. the first game for bobby valentine as the manager of the red sox. bottom of the ninth. tied at 2-2. austin jackson, comes through. rbi single. that scores danny werth. the tigers with a walkoff. 3-2 win. >>> reds and marlins. marlins already played a game. this would be their second. this is the reds' first. jay bruce. watch this shot. 442 feet later, it's gone. reds win it, 4-0. >>> another opening day tilt, phillies and pirates. and how about this story? retired military hero jeremy feldbush throws the first pitch. and by the way, he's blind. phillies up 1-0. roy halladay on cruise control. eight scoreless innings. phillies win it

i -- josh killed it. >> thanks, man. >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a quick clip from "men in black 3." here'sey man, how old are you? >> 29. >> you have some city miles on you. >> i'm starting to understand why we don't talk. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's phenomenal. you guys, "men in black 3" is in theaters everywhere may 25th! don't miss josh on "saturday night live" this weekend with musical guest gotye. josh brolin, everybody. we'll be right back. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ buzz aldrin ] we landed on the surface of the moon. ♪ [ al michaels ] do you believe in miracles? yes! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest stars alongside jon hamm and january jones in the acclaimed drama series "mad men," which airs sunday nights at 10:00 p.m. on amc. please welcome to the show a very talented young actress, kiernan shipka, everybody! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh, kiernan -- you look gorgeous. you're so cute. thank you for coming on our show. >> oh, thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: i'm a big fan of yours. >> thank you. i'm a huge fan

could've had a v8. >>> here's "the play of the day." >> josh, last one.hat. having katie, the flop sweats are almost over. i've been gripping the wheel awfully tight. and, katie, i know maybe the last cat didn't float your boat. i have another cat for you. >> excellent. >> take a look. this is why freezers have safety locks. the family discovered food missing out of its freezer. and they couldn't figure out why. >> that's funny. >> so, take a look. they couldn't figure out how could food go missing in a freezer? >> that is a talented cat. >> i know. until -- >> wow. >> it's genius. so, the door would snap shut. so, he finally, on a fifth attempt, gets in and gets the food. he taught himself how to do this. >> wow. >> they had to set up the camera to find out. imagine finding that, of all things. >> and you've got the real "pink panther" music. we spent some money on this "play of the day." >>> coming up, a very special guest with "pop news." based on rehearsals, george is in for a very long morning. and you, a funny one. it's friday. sometimes life can be

even for your children, cnn's josh is here with the details on these tools available. >> yeah, and freds something that applies to everybody throughout the entire country, not just penople who my face tornadoes, but every family year round should be prepared for all sorts of natural disastdisast ers. that said, there are some basics that they say every family should have. there's a great website behind me, called ready.gov, that talks you through some of the steps every family in the country should take, and if you're watching the reports about the tornado thinking, hey, i haven't put together any of these steps for my family, now is a good time. some of the basics, what should go into an emergency kit. the government says every family should have available starting with a gallon of water per person per day for at least three days. so that's at least three gallons of water per person there. next, food, at least a three day supply of that inside the emergency supply kit. also a battery powered radio or hand crank radio snigz to a noaa weather radio. a flashlight in this kit with extra ba

when we come back music from josh baze. >> jimmy: this is his debut album, it's called "hi-heels & low-lifes." heresh baze. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i made it all the way to the kimmel show ♪ ♪ ♪ do what you wanna came from being under now they all wonder we made it ♪ ♪ came from the bottom made a couple dollaz we just getting started we made it ♪ ♪ can't complain cuz it feels nice and the pain never felt right never stop imma keep go ♪ ♪ oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh ♪ ♪ i got this under control question is can you keep up some of y'all in the position where you can't speak up ♪ ♪ every girl i couldn't have met before wanna meet up the last thing i would ever wanna hear's wait she what ♪ ♪ photo shoots up in my condo with her iphone i blowned up what she capture is what i shown ♪ ♪ next thing you know i'm on the front page of that paper headliner say he a sucka for women with no make up ♪ ♪ drama like that make me feel like i shouldn't wake up see that will only lead to a future break up ♪ ♪ nobody's tryna fall for a man who's been exposed by a girl who don't have the decency to put on some ♪ ♪

because you are here this morning. >> exactly. josher top stories. >> i guess that makes three of us. here i am. katie, welcome. >> thank you, josh. >> we're very excited to have you. proving once again that coffee is magic. >> thank you. >> let's get to the news. >>> breaking news. the first images coming in from the crash of a passenger plane in russia, in siberia. the fuselage splitting in two. after nose-diving into that field. 32 people killed, 11 survived the crash. the pilot was trying to make an emergency landing. no word on what went wrong. as news becomes available, we'll have it for you. >>> now to an abc news exclusive in the trayvon martin shooting case. we were the first to show you this surveillance video of george zimmerman arriving at police headquarters, seemingly uninjured. this morning, a new version of that same tape. matt gutman joins us to show us what that reveals. matt, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, josh. we took the video, enhanced it, we redigitized it to find what we think is the clearest, sharpes

josh. i think there's just kind of an error of focus here.u can -- there, in fact, are premium beef products sold that people can buy this because they want to know that there's no pink slime or whatnot. people focus on oh, that's gross. or they focus on ammonia which isn't really a problem. there's only about 3,000 deaths a year from food-bourn illness. but the really dangerous thing, you're 11 times more likely to die in a car accident. there's all sorts of daniellis in life. the thing that is most dangerous about the way we eat beef is that we eat way too much of it. people are freaking out that there might be this gross product. the diet is on overall healthy. >> that's exactly right. and the reason that we have to chemically extract meat from bones is the fact that we are killing 8 billion animals a year in the united states. and that's where the problem lies. >> that number is so up sitting. 8 billion. i want to talk about the 8 billion chickens that we kill every year in the u.s. and some -- >> this is the key issue. >> right after thi

here is josh elliott. >> reporter: this is the woman who could shatter the glass ceiling at one of the world's most exclusive and secretive golf clubs. she is virginia rometty -- the first woman ceo of ibm, a longtime masters sponsor. traditionally, the ibm ceo has been offered a member bership at the augusta. but they have nevered admitted women. and today, augusta chairman billy payne refused to say whether rometty would be the first. >> one of the changes that hasn't happened to the club is the all male membership. i am wondering if you ever foresee that changing and why or why not? >> all issues of membership are now and have been historically the subject of the private deliberations of the members. >> reporter: augusta national is so secretive, it won't reveal the names of its members or even how many of them there are. recordedly there be 300, all by invitation only. why there is not a no women policy, the fact is, there are no women members. >> as a grandfather, what do you say to your granddaughters? >> once again, expressed artfully, i think that is a question that deals with

and then second from the right here is josh marshall, who is the editor and publisher of talking points memo.com, the innovative public service journalism web site. in 2008 he won a george polk award for his organization's reporting on the politically motivated dismissals of u.s. attorneys by the bush administration. and finally, our two special guests, perhaps the two most influential journalists of our time, our d.w. griffiths, our charles darn win, our john, paul, george and ringo, bob woodward and carl bernstein. [ applause ] >> from that week in june 1972 each has had a career of distinguished work that has solidified their place in our pantheon. i want to recognize another special guest. here in the front row we have their editor, ben bradley, the former editor and currently vice president of "the washington post." [ applause ] now the fun. >> thank you. it's a real privilege being here. i wrote my book because i wanted to answer one question. how do you live the rest of your lives when by age 30 you've achieved the fame, success, wealth and professional respect that most of us ho

george and ali. >> hi, ali. >> josh is here. that's okay. so, let's hit it.? >> we're going to hit it. >> we're going to hold on right here. and we're going to actually come up out of the saddle and stand. yeah. you got it. come on, ali. >> come on, ali. you can do it. >> i can't get my butt in the air. >> then, into the third position. >> yep. you reach your hands up to the top of the handlebars. you're in third position. >> ali, nice work. you can also do weights. >> yeah. >> we take our bars. and we do upper body. >> and 45 minutes later, you guys, you are a lean, mean, fighting machine. ruth, everybody. thank you, guys. i'm already out of breath. thanks for coming today. >>> up next, rascal flatts, live. [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years with a two-year agreement. act now and we'll add a special bonus: $250 back. but hurry, this offer ends april 21st. unlike cable, fios

. >> here's josh elliot with what is coming up. >>> good friday morning to all of you.in the air. teams from swarming a plane in chicago praepbgss held in lock down for hours the story behind what happened. caught on tape, it looks like a scary break-in just a prank. is he the worst boyfriend in america? he will join us set the record straight, next on "good morning america." >>> what was he thinking? [ laughing ] >> the -- [ talking over each other ] >>> world's largest internet retailer getting attention on wall street. -- [ inaudible ] >>> good morning. ford make wag is a massive attempt to deal -- ford making a massive -- [ inaudible ] . [ unintelligible ] >>> it has been a down and now up weakening the week warm temperatures. >> i thought were you talking about the stock exchange. >> they kind of marry every once in a while. stocks up a little. [ talking over each other ] >>> slow and steady, turtle wins the race. beautiful look at telegraph hill, gorgeous this morning. a few high clouds hanging over that is going to be the case today a lot of sun compared to yeste

we have all this evidence here. joshe visitation rights with these two little boys. >> right. >> then we saw what happened as a result. what do we learn from all this? >> it's frustrating, these family services cases, because a lot of people are like, why did he get to see the children? how come he wasn't charged? well, unless there's any direct evidence that he emotionally or physically harmed those kids or intended to, then he'll have the supervised visits. so, family services did do the right thing. there was no evidence that he was going to overtake this worker and harm them or even harm his kids. i mean, he did an interview right here on the "today" show where he said i love my children, i would never do anything to hurt them. so, there was no indication of that. and they really did as much as they could under the circumstances. bad people do bad things, but he never, there was no evidence about him doing anything to those children. hindsight is always 20/20. we're all monday morning quarterbacks. >> sure. >> so, ma

here's abc's josh elliott. >> reporter: even in the brutal world of the nfl, america's unquestioned secular religion, the words are a stunning sacrilege. >> kill the head and the body will die. >> reporter: you're listening to new orleans saints defensive coordinator gregg williams firing up his players before a january playoff game against the san francisco 49ers. in the tapes recorded by a documentary filmmaker and first obtained by yahoo! sports, williams seems to exhort the team to deliberately injure 49ers players. targeting old injuries and in the case of niners tailback frank gore, his head. >> we've got to do everything in the world to make sure we kill frank gore's head. we want him running sideways. we want his head sideways. >> reporter: but perhaps most troubling, a reference made to a bounty on driving san francisco quarterback alex smith from the game as williams rubbed his thumb and fingers together, suggesting financial reward. >> we hit [ expletive ] right there. remember me. i've got the first one. i've got the first one. >> reporter: the nfl has cracked down on the abuses

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cnn's josh levs is here. >> today is a good day is to remember that it is important for every one if're not in a place to get stornds, to have an emergency plan in place. and the government talks about this and there's a great site that talks you through some of the key steps it's called ready.gov. i want to give you all some basics. i want you to know a few of the things, go into an emergency supply kit, have this ready no matter where you live. one of them is water you want to have in this kit. at lease three gallons per person. it's a gallon of water per person per ba at least three days. and three days' worth of nonperishable food. and also that battery powered radio. a flashlight with extra batteries. a first aid kit with all the basics. and you also want to have, a lot of people forget about this one, a whistle in case you need to signal for help. that's just half the list. there's also something else that might surprise you. take i look at the pictures. this is something the government has put out there as they're trying to help people get safe now. why would you be looking at

there is a lot of uncertainty here. >> josh brown is a contrarian and do you get this deal? >> why is everyone so afraid to say sell the stock? forget about getting it or not. none of this solves the real issue. this is like 1,000 legacy stores that with every passing moment they work less and less both for the consumer and the company. the one thing they had going was nook. they didn't need any help with nook. they did little for barnes and noble. to me it's a nice announcement. the spike in the charts will be something we look back at and laugh, but it changes nothing about the business. i looked at the release and heard the commentary. nothing to talk about. if you didn't like it at 15, no reason to like it at 20. >> other than the best buy situation where you had the person at best buy chasing some employee around, other than that happening here, what's the difference between barnes and noble and best buy and why you want to invest in this business given the competition online? >> you and i are on the same page and it's tragic because i love bookstores, but this is not a

our josh levs is here with a look at what the laws are like in your state. >> yeah.we were talking earlier, florida has a task force that's going to look into their stand your ground law and try to decide what should be done about it. give a recommendation. this case created debate across the whole country and all sorts of states. people in varioustates are looking at their state laws now and saying, do we have that law? do we need to change our laws? what should they say? no matter what ends up happening with that law, even if it's determined whether or not. applies to the trayvon martin case. so what we have from folks at hlntv.com, a breakdown, every state and what the stand your ground laws are and what the other laws are. we have here first of all, 18 states in which folks determined you can reasonably say have stand your ground laws. i won't read every state but tell you about the ones that have these stand your ground laws. alabama, arizona, colorado, florida, georgia, indiana, kentucky, louisiana, maryland, mississippi, montana, nevada, new hampshire, oklahom