kasey kahne is contender.ohnson continues to have trouble. >> [radio]: they are saying go to the rear of the field, man. >> [radio]: they want the pace car to pass him. want you to stop, please. >> [radio]: we can't, man. that is going to -- >> mike: trying to put jimmie johnson in the proper position here. and he has to wait on the pace car. the caution is a great break for kurt busch. >> darrell: oh, yeah. >> mike: restarted 22nd because he pitted early to make the battery change. he passed several lead lap cars. several lead cap cars got involved in the crash so here is kurt busch ready to restart 10th with harvick and logano on the front row. >> darrell: kasey kahne has the restart thing figured out. the last couple of restarts have been a lot, lot better for him. >> mike: jimmie johnson now one lap town down. kevin harvick looking smooth at the front of the -- logano almost turned it around coming off turn two. >> larry: clint bowyer in the 15 car on the outside of ryan newman in the 39. i think they have

>> steve: kasey kahne debriefed with rick hendrick. look at what happened between you and kyle busch. from your point of view what happened? >> we were racing car. time-warner cable chevrolet and i cleared him, you know, getting into three so i had the outside and then i saw he entered so early i knew he was going to not be able to turn when we got to the corner and i was going along. next thing i know i was spinning. felt good and the car was getting better and better as the race went. had to make adjust-s and things. three times this year me and kyle have been had contact and i have had a chance to capable of winning cars. but disappointing on the points side and on not winning the races. but that was a close race and he entered so early and just going straight for the corner. whether he hit me or just blew the air off, whatever it was, he blew his entry and i'm not real sure what he was thinking on that. >> appreciate your patience. back to krista. >> krista: with kasey kahne's teammate. 700s this consecutive start. 300th top five.

tambiÉn kahn ni zo a 800 mÁrtires italianos asesinados en el siglo 15.de las pertenencias personales de jenni rivera. >>> trasser condenado a 80 aÑos en prisiÓn. el ex dictador watted mal tec se encuentra hospitalizado. se encuentra sentenciado por crÍmenes de lesa humanidad a manos del ejÉrcito entre el 82 y el 83. angie sandoval con los detalles. >>> afuera de la cÁrcel, donde el ex dictador efraÍn rios montt. comenzÓ a cumplir el sÁbado su sentencia de 80 aÑos por genocidio. prueba que las heridas de la guerra civil en guatemala, siguen abiertas luego de 30 aÑos. en un tribunal abarrotado. >>> es responsable como autor en los delitos contra los... >>> rÍos montt fue el primer jefe de estado latinoamericano en ser encontrado culpable de genocidio. >>> el odio contra los mayas lo hemos visto y el mundo estÁ con nosotros. >>> para que se en ju zaoe a lozz responsabless de la matanza de 2000 mayas a principios de los 80 rÍos montt ordenÓ las masacres. durante el juicio el acusado mantuvo su inocencia. >>> mi ocupaciÓn de jefe de estado seÑorÍa, fue especÍ

y latinoamérica tiene 2 nuevas santas el papa francisco kahn ni zo a 2 monjas.re de colombia y la madre lupita de méxico. ♪ (música) >>> este es su noticiero univisión, fin de semana. con felix y lourdes. >>> buenas tardes bienvenidos al noticiero univisión de fin de semana. los hermanos de ariel castro, que fueron señalados como cómplices del horrendo secuestro. fueron liberados y rompieron su silencio, y hablaron en cnn de lo que fue para ello verse relacionados como participes del crimen. vivían avila, nos explica como el día de la madre fue emotivo, para toda la comunidad cercana a este doloroso drama. y la liberación de a >>>periodist be r amanda berry y su hija michelle knight. servicios religiosos como este se llevaron a cabo en el día de las madres en clievelanclevelan les enviaron un mensaje. >>> que abracen a sus hijas. que le den mucho cariño, el cariño que no le dieron en soso 10 años. es triste para una madre perdiera un hijo. >>> asegura que cleveland no volverá a ser el mismo luego de este macabro suceso. >>> yo dudo, porque tenemos que estar más

kasey kahne in that race.wright on the mound. >> mitch: you see his body, that 91-mile-an-hour fastball to young looked like 101. right-hander, you're not picking the ball up as soon. you watch how close he stays. and how hidden the ball is behind him. not getting real good swings off him. that's a 99-mile-an-hour fastball. >> rich: wesley wright at 25 appearances. that's a list that pitchers want to stay off of. managers try their best to keep guys off there. >> mitch: i always loved being on that list. my rookie year, i think i still hold the record for games pitched. then an 85 my second year. every day i did not get in the game i threw a bull pen. i had to. the more i threw, the better i threw. >> rich: eric sogard. a couple hits tonight. >> mitch: this is where he has to keep his head online. >> rich: he strikes them out. oakland, a season high 17 hits and 11 runs. and an 11-5 lead. ♪ [ male announcer ] start with a dodge dart. now give it a "tiger shark" engine and 41 mpg. good. now add some of this. and

task force members post photographs from the kahn's campaign rally. they are listening to concerns. the modern approach taken by the movement for justice has made the main governing pakistan people's party increasingly insecure. it's now struggling to win votes too. the people's party has its leader and figure head. the it 24 year old is a graduate of oxford university in the u.k. the largest opposition party, the pakistan muslim league is also working hard to attract young pakistanis. he made a speech targeting young voters. >> translator: i'm saying to all youth, can you build pakistan with me in can you build it again from the beginning? for a new pakistan. can you start a revolution? >> reporter: and young people themselves have begun campaigns to call on registered voters to take part in the election. a workshop drew many young people from across the country. the group says the event was aimed at reflecting the voices of young pakistanis in politics. voter turnout rates in recent elections have been in the low 40% range. many young pakistanys have never cast a ballot before. at

. >>> el prÓximo aÑo se cumplirÁ un siglo, que los habitantes de puebla en mÉxico, xeno fui kahn unaciÓn. y en los baÑos al oriente de la capital mexicana >>> canta y baila en este dÍa. >>> viva mÉxico seÑor. >>> llevan un morral como este, lleno de fruta y verdura la cual la muerden y la avientan al ejÉrcito frances. para demostrarles su desprecio. gustavo y su familia forman parte de las 600 personas, que se prepararon para escenificar la batalla que desde 1914. pobladores de este lugar. iniciaron. >>> me pinta todo del pecho para arriba de los brazos. y en puebla, el presidente de mÉxico, pidiÓ mantener una unidad y compromiso, para superar cualquier desafÍo. >>> hoy se construye el mÉxico del siglo xxi. el que enfrenta con decisiÓn sus problemas. un mÉxico, que poco a poco se libera de las ataduras. >>> unas horas antes, la procuradurÍa de justicia del estado de puebla detuvo a 3 jÓvenes que a travÉs de las reds sociales. planeaban desestabilizar el desfile del 5 de mayo que acudirÍa el presidente mexicano. >>> en la ciudad de mÉxico, alejandro roldÁn. univisiÓn. >>> ahora, lince

care which states are the warmest which states have the lowest state and local tax burdens. " chris kahn of bankrate says florida and arizona shifted lower on the list due to higher crime rates and higher costs of living. still to come, is google sending signals about the stock market? that's later on. but first, the jobs data gave a boost to the market. so what's next from here? we get into that after the break. wall street instantly cheered the numbers from the latest unemployment report from the government. according to the labor deparment, 165,000 jobs were added to nonfarm payrolls and the unemployment rate ticked down to 7.5%, the lowest rate since 2008. joining us now, brent schutte. he's a market strategist for bmo private bank, and he's here to take us behind the numbers. good morning to you. - good morning. - are we on the road to recovery here? - it is really an interesting report. it kind of speaks about expectations and revisions. the number of 165 was along the lines of what we have seen over the past few years, kind of the average. the interesting thing is that over the pa

doctors sara ling from the university of kahn in france has helped shape european policy towards genetically modified organisms called the european union and four hundred fifty countries around the world the definition of foods here no is not a matter where the gene comes from it's a matter of gene being modified to vitro in its you know the backbone of the origin of the gene what is clear is that more than one hundred countries around the world may require all chile from new mexico to be tested for genetic engineering or even bar imports from u.s. farmers out right this burgeoning resistance to genetically modified organisms results as much from anger at government and industry economic practices as from the real or imagined health threats of genetically modified products. as that this two thousand and eight investigative report by donald barlett and james steele for vanity fair reveals to goes after farmers farmers co-ops seed dealers anyone it suspects may have infringed its patents of genetically modified seeds as interviews and reams of court documents reveal monsanto relies on a shadow

star trek ii, the wrath of kahn with rickardo and those pecks. >> shall we begin.darkness is nowhere near as good. but it plays entertainingly with the same themes. it has a different but chilling kahn in benedict dumb ber batch the amazing modern bbc sherlock holmes with those far-apart eyes that make him look like he has double the peripheral vision of ordinary mortals. like gatsby it's a bombardment. but it bombarded me into happiness. you can't, as jay gatsby maintains, recapture the past. but at star tech into darkness you can go back and alter the time line which is really cool. and being a dad means the world to me. and one of the most important things any parent can do is make sure their kids get active at least 60 minutes each day. studies show that physical activity not only helps kids stay healthy, it can enhance important skills, like concentration and problem solving, which can improve academic performance. this means physical activity can help your kids in the most important game of all -- life. sometimes the hallways felt like a giant maze. jenny did

. >> kahn kall is the head of room to read in cambodia. he's happy because the cambodian government has given its rare blessing to the room to read mission. this is the country that barely survived the terror reign of the khmer rouge, in which education was completely obliterated. it was so bad even after the khmer rouge that the current provincial education minister says as a school teacher he had to scrounge for a piece of paper. >> no chair, no table, no clothes for children, no books, sometimes i collect the paper from the road to make my lesson plan. >> even today in many schools in cambodia, reading, especially for pleasure is often frowned upon. >> you only allowed to read the book which is related to what you learn. any other books they always say it's not useful. and you know what i did, i go to the bookstore and then i rented book, i had to hide it behind my back, because otherwise my father when he saw i read the book that were different, i read the story, i read everything, he would spank. >> there are about 6,500 primary and s

and other films he's currently making a movie starring is here our day part about dominic strauss kahn they described i.m.f. chief yes who was plucked out of an airplane in new york and thrown in jail temporarily . what is this do you do you believe that people under also understand that the i.m.f. the international monetary fund run by another a kind of wicked witch christine legarde she is equally culpable in the acts of financial terrorism around the world to people in france understand christine legarde is like life masters a degenerate financial kruk or is she on track to be the president of france pierre no she is not on track to be president of france a whole group of christians and. some were removed but. then what happened right now you know as we as we have seen. going down. and as we have seen somebody smirch in couple of to begin president president of france well it's quite interesting but right now. mr hollande is so down i think that his book is twenty five percent if you can imagine them twenty five percent according to most of the survey institute so this is in the his

told his mom to call the cops, which led police to take out the kidnapper and rescue young tanner kahnd of course there was the campus police officer at the university of california berkeley, who spotted phillip garrido handing out religious literature with his two daughters. >> i just got a weird, uneasy feeling. i was looking at the younger daughter, who was sitting across from me. and she was staring directly at me. it was almost like she was looking into my soul. >> reporter: that hunch led to the discovery of jaycee dugard, kidnapped and held captive for 18 years. today the fbi and advocates for missing children told us they don't want to encourage false accusations, but americans should report things that don't seem right. and if police don't respond aggressive, be persistent. >> we'd rather follow a thousand blind leads for the one occasion that we do find something that may help rescue a child. >> reporter: tonight there are thousands of long-term missing children's cases, cases that can be cracked open by one alert american, seeing something, and saying something. dan harris,

i look at kasey kahne. he has won three coca-cola 600s. he will be strong.rnhardt, jr., his team along with jimmie johnson will be fast sunday night. what i love most is that they have danica patrick in the field. she had a strong run yesterday. she qualified 26. she could be a player on sundayn night and maybe get a top ten finish. she has won already this year. the personalities and the fun that the drivers are having ha going to the track record speeds it's amazing. they get out of car shaking it'' the most fun i've ever had. i'm thinking i'm glad i don't't have to do that at charlotterlot motor speedway.y. >> in fox we have the in-car cameras not only do you see how fast they are going but youou watch the guys in the car driving them. the intensity of the ice, the focus it takes, the concentration. the effort, it's something you can't get in other -- any other sport. we have incredible sounds.e s the engig is turning -- engine is turning 200 miles per hour. it's as exciting as it gets. sunday night on fox. us guys and you. >> very good, gentlemen, i know

it was harvick that pulled away from kahne that ended the long night.on remains the sprint cup points leader after finishing 22nd tonight. >>> they do it for guys name lou. they do it for guys name boog. today they booed for a guy named boo. here's scalding leading. first attempt to chip over the green into the bunker. first attempt to get out. back in. that's a double bogey stallings would not lead again. weekly he started off hot. his tip in the fourth hole. and that will go for a birdie. and now on to 13. this will be the sixth birdie of the week for weekly on the way to a round of 66. he finished with five straight pars as he close off this round. weekly wins by one goal over kutcher. >>> the seniors finish the first of the year but first let's tell you about this. just to remind you to stick around right after the newscast our special show legends of the bay is next. a tribute to the four bay area athletes inducted into the hall of fame, stick around. >> way to go sharks. >> we want to tell you about word of another shooting in san jose. here's a l

coming up on the big show, what makes white house kahn sill an important part of the inner circle?wn about 3-d printers being used at food replicators to feed the hungry? will we get to it stick around. and will reese witherspoon play america's former fist lady? some say yes, but america's newest sweetheart, ie this guy, says no. gr

. ♪ any night of the week is a good night for the young mo rack kahnes to take to the streets.oved from the burroughs 'ra. he's invited me out for a casual snack. tuna, eggs and a healthy wad of mayo. french fries within the sandwich. this is delicious. by the way. the bread here is very good. you work in magazine journalist? >> yes. i'm not a journalist but i own an urban magazine here in tangier to inform moroccans we are living in a place that's pretty special. it is not a place for burroughs or people that came to tangier. the city has something which makes it different from other cities. >> what about young artists, young writers, young musicians? do they come here expecting this romantic paul bowles wonder labd of the '50s? >> some were. some weren't. too bohemian. >> too bohemian? >> yeah. they thought that coming and being an artist -- >> is going to be enough? >> is going to be enough. today it is not enough. most of them pack their bags. >> right. >> today we have so many investments going on here in tangier thanks to our king. investors are here. tourists are attract

. ♪ any night of the week is a good night for the young mo rack kahnes to take to the streets. from the burroughs 'ra. he's invited me out for a casual snack. tuna, eggs and a healthy wad of mayo. french fries within the sandwich. this is delicious. by the way. the bread here is very good. you work in magazine journalist? >> yes. i'm not a journalist but i own an urban magazine here in tangier to inform moroccans we are living in a place that's pretty special. it is not a place for burroughs or people that came to tangier. the city has something which makes it different from other cities. >> what about young artists, young writers, young musicians? do they come here expecting this romantic paul bowles wonder labd of the '50s? >> some were. some weren't. too bohemian. >> too bohemian? >> yeah. they thought that coming and being an artist -- >> is going to be enough? >> is going to be enough. today it is not enough. most of them pack their bags. >> right. >> today we have so many investments going on here in tangier thanks to our king. investors are here. tourists are attracted.

coming up on the big show, what makes white house kahn sill an important part of the inner circle? it has to be the shoes. older viewers will get that reference. and week two without a story in our run down about 3-d printers being used at food replicators to feed the hungry? will we get to it stick around. and will reese witherspoon play america's former fist lady? some say yes, but america's newest sweetheart, ie this guy, says no. greg? >> thanks, andy. how was memorial day weekend? >> great. >> you didn't leave your apartment, did you? >> nope. >> god bless you. let's welcome our guests. well, she is so hot that parents of stoves tell their children not to touch her. i am here with kimberly gilfo and a guest on "the five." i talk to her from time to time. and if comedic ability was a roller coaster i would ride him until i threw up, joe devito. not the erotic hip -- hipnotist even in boston. she known as bait, it is bill schulz. seriously, dude. really? oh my goodness. what happened to you? >> i am eating a piece of beef jerkey. >> look at that. >> he would eat you. >> moving o

taylor who is known for winning with dominic straws kahn in a high profile sexual assault case. >>> dougay, thank you. >>> it is 43 minutes after the hour. we have information about the florida shoot-out police are talking to the man estranged wife. a bait and switch. you may have showed up for big bucks for quality liquor and served something else. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you engineer a true automotive breakthrough? ♪ you give it bold styling, unsurpassed luxury and nearly 1,000 improvements. the redesigned 2013 glk. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. ...and a great deal. -benz thanks to dad. nope eeeeh... oh, guys let's leave the deals to hotels.com. ooh that one! nice. got it! oh my gosh this is so cool. awesome! perfect! dad to the rescue. the perfect place is on sale now. up to 30% off. only at hotels.com >> new details about the man shot dead by an fbi agent. we are hearing from the shooting victim's estranged wife. good morning melissa. >> 24-hours after the scene took place and the crime scene tape is st

. >> kahn immanuel someone surviving for 17 day in space like this. >> no pretty miraculous.he 2 children that were trapped were for 8 days. we thought that was a miracle. >>reporter: she is said to be in remarkably good conspire. rest occurs say more than oxygen and water it was an extraordinary will to live that kept her alive. lindsay davis abc news new york. >> incredible. still ahead on 7 news at 9:00. the hidden danger with the barbecue grill and not from charcoal or propane tank. you should hear propa[ male announcer ]ld hear citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for ann to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citi tablet apps. easier banking. standard at citibank. real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for the best deals. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. surprise mom with gorgeous tulips. 10 stem bunches are just $5.99. starbucks coffee is $7.77. that's a price you can savor. and honey nut cheerios are just a buck-eighty eight. real big deals this week

who is noted for winning a dismissal of all charges against former imt director dominique strauss-kahn in a high-profile sexual assault case. bret? >> bret: now to the obama administration's increasing controversial campaign of alleged leakers of classified material. there are new disclosures and new reaction tonight in the case that's led "the new york times" editorial board to say the president is, quote, threatening fundamental freedoms of the press. that certainly hits close to home for all of us here at fox news. here's correspondent shannon bream. >> the executive branch, i don't care which party, the executive branch cannot be its own judge. >> a bipartisan group of house members citing the wide-ranging evidence involving fox news chief washington correspondent james rosen has legislation to protect journalists who obtain information from confidential government sources. as new revelation showed how wide the net was in the rosen investigation. documents detail a lengthy list of phone numbers investigators probed, including subscribers records for phone numbers with area codes an

. >> that does get back to perhaps a policy failure, because the afterry kahn headquarters in europe is in a -- >> with today's communications, the location of a headquarters is not very relevant. the real question would be, would there air krafl ready, close to being on alert and were there tanker facilities that were necessary if the aircraft were located a distance from benghazi. that all seems to be the case, seems to be very clear. that's what the pentagon total us, and i think we had every reason to believe they were telling us, a clear straight and truthful story. >> the republicans leading this investigation say that you did not interview hillary clinton. if not, why not? >> we met with hillary clinton. we did so before the report was finalized. we met so under conditions where we believed we understood exactly what had happened, particularly in the decision-making chain where she might have been relevant. we believed and we still believe the decision-making was made quite well below her level, reviewed below her level. we had clear indications from people who had attended me

later told his mom to call cops, which led police to take out the kidnapper and rescue young tanner kahnd then, of course, there was that campus police officer at the university of california berkeley who spotted philip garrido handing out religious literature with his two daughters. >> i just got a weird, uneasy feeling. i was looking at the younger daughter who's sitting across from me, and she was staring directly at me. it was almost like she was looking into my soul. >> reporter: that hunch led to the discovery of jaycee dugard, kidnapped and held captive for 18 years. the fbi and advocate for missing children told us they don't want to encourage false accusations, but americans should report things that don't seem right, and if police don't respond aggressively, be persistent. >> we'd rather follow a thousand blind leads for the one occasion that we do find something that may help us find a child. >> reporter: there are thousands of unsolved long-term missing children's cases, cases that can be cracked open by one american seeing something and saying something. dan harris, abc news

instead we replace it with a phony election kahn that basically covers for brutality. i think that's what we're seeing. >> eric? >> benghazi, the smirks and the body language of the democrats on that panel in that hearing were shameful. they were childish, unamerican and unprofessional. i'm not proud of the democrats today. >> you always are, though. [ laughter ] >> this is different than any other day, right? >> bob? >> i only say gone to cleveland -- i find it difficult to believe for ten years nobody, but nobody else saw these girls except for the suspect. >> all right. stay with the fox news channel for continuing coverage. that's it for "the five." we'll see you here tomorrow. "special report" is up next. >> bret: the benghazi hearing, the truths about a cover-up or just more partisan politics. this is "special report". >> bret: good evening, i'm bret baier. lawmakers and the nation are tonight digesting gripping often gut wrenching accounts from state department employees about the terrorist attacks that killed four americans last september in libya, including th

the first names they came to my my, one was doctor herman kahn was a futurist what happened to know andas an interesting fellow. he has long since gone, and another was william buckley. i said just because you're so intelligent and interesting as a person, but i proceeded to drink other chapters, and towards the end as i was finishing the book, i thought about the fact that american bases does not defend the capitalist system very well. and i saw this occupy wall street and occupy everything, and people sleeping out in the parks intends. i listen to the national campaign and i hear people talking about government growing jobs. [laughter] and it reminded me of one of my rules that washington, d.c. is 60 square miles surrounded by reality. [laughter] [applause] the chapter on capitalism i wrote because i was worried that people in business, first of all there are very few people in government have ever been in business because it's hard. it's easy for an academic to go into business. they can leave and come back to the world. it's easy for a lawyer to go into government and then come out.

but then, amazingly, the pilot hasan kahn and reporter andrew torres managed to climb out of the wreckageever, is stuck inside, and the engine is still running with 80 gallons of fuel on board, threatening to ignite. police officers arrive within minutes. they were already on the scene responding to the earlier shooting that the helicopter originally was sent to cover. >> he was telling us, pull the red levers, pull the red levers. >> to stop the engine. >> to stop the engine, yes. >> rescuers pulled out the pilot out of the wreckage and shut off the engine. the three men are taken to the hospital. all survive the incredible crash. the fuselage around their seats protecting them like a cocoon. their unbelievable survival becomes a national story, and pilot russ mowry is interviewed on the "today" show. >> my last thought was i wanted to get away from the street, wanted to hit a rooftop, get on the rooftop level. i saw that -- what i thought was a white chimney. i said, if i can hit that chimney and stop, that will arrest my forward motion. i'll stop when i hit the chimney and land on the

neil cavuto got a chance to talk to eye kahn. any news there? >> there was news.g listen this, is a blood feud. he is essentially saying there is value still in dell and what he was aiming to do possibly, this is what he said to neil cavuto, the enterprise value, enterprise software is still there, value in that unit. he is talking about the pc unit possibly being broken up and sold off to microsoft or hp or intel. and essentially we've seen him do this in the past. we covered him at "the wall street journal" that was his mo. icahn will go into to say to motorola i will sue you, motorola ended up having to basically sell its mobile patent business to google anyway. carl icahn was in there six years prior to that saying to motorola, you have to break yourself up there. he also, bea, he got the bea essentially to sell itself to oracle, bea systems. here is the what carl icahn told neil cavuto earlier. take a listen. >> once that don't like me. michael dell doesn't because i'm taking away his deal. when you say they my deal, they should have done it themselves. >> ye

and the publisher, peter kahn, came down and said i hope you get these people out. now, mind you, nobody asked me anything. nobody said how could you write about anything so delicate? and that was actually the beginning. after those first three pieces, a week passed and the "boston globe" sent me a reporter down. the most important thing in these cases is that the local papers take up these things and when the boston globe came down to ask me what i knew and to take this on, too, we were up and running and hitting it so, after they got what i gave them, they undertook a series of their own and that's what i had the impact. c-span: do you think given what journalism is supposed to become if you were working for that front of the newspaper that they would have allowed you to have this kind of advocacy? >> guest: no, absolutely not. the front of the speaker, no pity about tremendous support from the front of the paper but it was the editorial page. they created a unique thing on the editorial page then, which was investigative reporting carried on in the editorial colu

>> you know, the title -- it's the title track from a great musical by kahn dorr and eastbound calledo boys. the last musical fred ebb wrote before he passed away and it seemed like a song that meant so much to me and was obviously quite symbolic of all the ways that i've come back home. coming back home from l.a. and going back to theater and being back with my family and what not. and in the show, in "the scott borrow boys" in the show it's these poor young black men who have been jailed for a crime they didn't commit and sentenced to death and in jail wishing they could go back home and be with their family and it's something that resonated to me. so it'med seemed like the right thing to do. a lot of that album is very personal. i've been saying if a broadway show were written about me, this would be the sound track. ♪ i wonder since i've been away ♪ i'm lonely, when i'm gonna go back home ♪ >> rose: "first you dream" is one of theirs. >> yes. i do two candor and ebb and that's from their musical "steel peer" which is not considered one of their big hits but it introduced the world

the two strong performers in the election from kahn and sharif.take power in a province where the battle against the militant threat could potentially be won or lost in the coming years. i think these parties will probably moderate their line in having security governments, provincial and national level. it's on domestic policy that sharif is going to be tested mostly in the immediate time. >> thank you very much. >>> the markets have reached that crucial 100 market. where has that left japanese exporters. hi, makiko. >> hello. sharp was up more than 12% despite suffering a huge loss for the second consecutive fiscal year. the struggling electronics giant has deficits forecast to reach $5 billion for the year ending march. investors were hopeful that the company will be conducting a wide reaching restructuring effort including a shakeup. the vice president is set to become president following a stockholders' meeting in june. it plans to downside operations in europe by cutting back on lcd tv due to falling sales. on the bright side it will be supp

one of my larger investigations was into dominique strauss-kahn i went and saw him. he is a man who will be president of france. the head of the imf. one of the most powerful people in the world. a maid comes in his room. the maid has the story of what happens. he has the story of what happens there were video cameras in the hallways, not in the room. telephone records. i try to reconstruct what happened. finally you come out to at least in my opinion, that in her view she is honestly telling a story where she was forced to perform a sexual act. in his view she simply responded to his voice commands which were pretty disgusting, but, you know, but people saw themselves as innocent. it is so easy to say to my woman would do that or a man would do that. we know from bill clinton and monica, people do lots of things that you don't expect them to do i think that when you approach a mystery, and that is why i like to the girl into a very complicated cases, cases -- cases that everyone things are resolved and try to see, does this make sense? in what ways does it make sens

earlier markets bank rate analyst chris kahn explaining financial benefits of these states, most retireesnue to flock to the beach. >> this is based on what people should be asking, where they're going, sun belt, florida, arizona, the places you see them going. i think, the lesson from all this to realize that a lot of folks may not be making that pure financial and medical and statistical calculation when they're going. they have a dream of where they want to be. they want to be in florida's beaches. they want to be in the deserts of the southwest. we're not saying don't go to those places. if you do go to those places prepare financially. they will be a little more expensive than some other places in country. lori: tennessee's cold winter, versus florida's beaches. sun city, music city. nothing coming into place. a lot of fun there. i could see that. melissa: that makes sense. all right, a little blue pill now available online. pfizer says it will begin selling viagra directly to customers over the internet. patients will still need a doctor's prescription but the move will offer more a

lori: "star trek" wrath of kahn was warring and nostalgic and went back to the original series with ricardoou get this so passionate but bond prices and spreads. so you are a trekie. lori: i'm a sci-fi geek. melissa: so easy to egg both of you on. i don't know what to do with myself. lori: i thought cheryl has a power balticket. will she share proceeds? >> she promised to the entire show. i promised on air. she did deny it on air so i think she is coveeed legally. melissa: oh my goodness the powerball is 600 million. expected to go higher before what would you do with the money with the winning ticket? by 153 of the world's most expensive car. a lamborghini venino, $23.9 billion each. worth every penny -- 3.9. if you're like lori, how about a trip to space? jet on the virgin galactic spaceship 3,000 times. what do you think? lori: of course i know you get a ticket as well. how do you turn that down? melissa: i would go into outer space. i don't know about the lamborghini, some people feel we're always in outer space. melissa: that was too easy. coming up tonight on "money" legendary produce

success and one of the classic once, the celebrated benjamin brafman, the defense of dominique strauss-kahn. everyone please welcome benjamin brafman. [applause] and this woman to my right, very lovely, kathleen hogan domaingyy that look at, but she is thegqgy toughest prosecutor in new yorky state.gygygygygygygy she was actually just recentlygy selected as the best prosecutor in new york state. she is the district attorney for warren county up in lake george. it seems like a mile area, but they have crime. nobody messes with her. and so she is here to discuss this book. if you know anything about the themes of this book, the role of the prosecutor is a huge part of what the vengeance story is about. and so let's welcome kathleen hogan. [applause] a man he generally needs no introduction when it comes to a legal affair, the hon. denny chin, who is now on the federal appeals bench for the second circuit. prior to that he was a federal district judge in the southern district of new york. also the first chinese-american appointed to the federal bench, both the trial court in the appellate cour

beyonce in her rebel wear and very pregnant kim kardashian adorned with her very serious boyfriend kahno happening with a be happening now favorite, madonna. to fashion moments depends on the week, word. the costume exhibit runs from may 9th through august 14th here in new york. let's get this straight here. lindsay lohan is at a drug rehab but she is allowed to take drugs? apparently betty ford is giving them to her. listen to this. as part of a koirlt order she is serving 90 days at rehab clinic but while there she will be allowed to take the powerful drug adderall. the prescription is filling the prescription, because lohan says she was diagnosed with attention hyperactivity disorder. she said before checking into rehab she would be allowed to take the medicine. towarding to "tmz", doctors at betty ford are reevaluating her diagnosis and whether the drug is necessary. if they don't feel she needs ader all, she will cut her off. only thing she will be able to smoke cigarettes unlike the other place she ditched. jenna: out of the corner of my eye, i can feel his critical stare. you fee

lawyers from jackson's relatives when a bag of mints was given to give to the jury them claim the kahne cand jurors knew where they came from. the jacksons are suing aeg live which hired the doctor convicted in jackson 'death. >>> in a few minute, an irs official will appeal before a house panel. lois warner, expected to plead the fifth and not testify. she oversees requests for tax exempt statuses. the irs is urged criminal investigation. lerner is accused of lying to congress about her knowledge of the matter. >>> and as soon as next month, the full senate expected to consider a sweeping overhaul of the nation's immigration policies, after the key committee approved a bill. the measure creates a 13-year path to citizenship, raises the cap on visas for highly style skilled workers and strengthens border security. and anthony weiner is indeed running for mayor of new york city. the former congressman who resigned in 2011 after lying about lewd online photos, launched his campaign with this online ad. >> i made some big mistakes and let a lot of people now, but i have also learned some t

don't forget that at 8:00 p.m., neil cavuto charting with carl eye kahn about the latest offer.pointed out, a lower offer. ashley: lower. tracy: we can still make money, charles payne is here with video faps from books to close. he is talking about how he could have made you money. >> talk about a couple ideas i shared with you guys talking about the notion of broken industry. eventually the internet will put brick-and-mortar out of business. eventually this will put that out of business. it eventually happens but the stocks react years before. the day, they reported again last night. the day we did them was 14 1/2. we actually took profits. it has been as high as 19. that is example. we know people are not using hard lines. despite the fact it is down earnings came in from twice the street was looking for. tracy: wow. >> had huge move from 11 to 19. people taking profits to go over $20 real soon. we talked about gap stores. i talked with you guys about this so many times. this is not something that technology will blow out of water. but it was old, steal and never thought you c

we had a conversation about procter & gamble before he tangled with carl e kahn.er and it was lower than competitor, but they're making progress and i hope bob can turn this thing around. he deserves enormous credit. he deserves enormous credit is what bell said back in january and look, if you go on with what the earnings have come in at and what the stock has done, even though it's underperformed some of its peers, it's not like the thing was going down the drain. >> some have criticized mcdonald's. his focus on emerging markets to the expense of the core markets. interesting today, just now ubs raising it to a buy. the price target goes 75 to 95. they've made miss steps in the emerging markets. it's the best-performing stock today in the s&p 500. on a name that liquid. >> that's a big move. >> it's interesting for ackman, too. the herbalife thing has been going his way late ly. and that's a psychological level that had people raising their eyebrows as to how the whole thing will play out, but he's had some other pretty big winners on the year that a lot of peop

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