calling bill kramer at home. by the time papers were out, wisconsin leaders issuing statements calling his behavior reprehensible. then voted to strip him of his leader job. the aide that he allegedly groped, did file a claim. the clerk of a assembly is reportedly still looking into the claim. but nothing has happened with that so far. but here's where they took a dark turn. the claims were reported on march 1st. and on march 4th, he was stripped of his duties. and the next day, a wisconsin come came forward to the police. republicans hosted something called pints and politics in a bar in wisconsin. at that event, an incident reportedly occurred with bill kramer and another republican legislative staffer. apparently a traumatic incident. she didn't report it because she didn't want any embarrassment. but she had a lawyer write up a letter to bill kramer. that he had been contacted with the sexual and -- wants you to understand that she has been severely impacted as a result of your actions, and it's likely it was

police sa 19-year-old geddy kramer wounled six people and then killed himself. three are in critical condition. one of his co-workers said when she saw him at the warehouse, she ran for her life. >> he was in all black. i believe he was in camo. he had bullets strapped to his chest like rambo, and the knife was like about -- i don't know. it with us probably about a foot long. >> police say kramer was also carrying several explosives. >>> now, coming up on the "morning news," the supreme court takes on smartphones. we'll hear what u.s. justices had to say as they weigh the issue of cell phone privacy in the digital age. you're watching the "cbs morning news." the digital age. you're watching the "cbs morning news." hi. i just finished an energy audit of this building and started my own dog walking business. what did you do to deserve that thin mints flavor coffee-mate? it's only one of the most delicious girl scout cookie flavors ever. i changed the printer ink. really? it's actually tricky. you're lucky i like your tie. enjoy our caramel and coconut girl scout

police say 19-year-old geddy kramer shot six co-workers before turning the gun on himself. they say he also had a number of homemade bombs, which he did not use in the attack. now, they're trying to figure out what motivated kramer to attack others and kill himself. >>> amanda knox is disputing the explanation by an italian court for reinstating her murder conviction. the new document states that knox herself delivered the fatal blow that killed her roommate, meredith kercher. and the motive is believed to be their deteriorating relationship. knox responded right away, saying, quote, the recent motivation document does not and cannot change the forensic evidence. i remain hopeful that the italian courts will once again recognize my innocence. >>> chemical weapons watchdog groups says it will investigate claims that the syrian government used gas against rebels. there are accusations of at least separate chlorine gas attacks by president assad's forces in the last month that left scores of people dead. a british newspaper it has proof that assad is using chemical weapons. >>

hillary kramer. she waited three hours. wanted to bring this to you is there are people lined up around a block waiting three hours to go inside to maybe adopt. what do you think it is like in there? >> i wouldn't want to be -- it is one of the only ways, so many animals don't have homes. that kind of event brings in the spotlight this >> three hours to go in. >> the last trading day of the week we had liz claman, markets struggling here. >> i love cats. markets are struggling but some power is not. for anybody out there who counted out or dismissal energy, you missed out on making money with power. the stock up 7% but up 160% over the past year, what is going on? suddenly a hot industry again. for some it is lucy e. o tom warner speaking with us live, the second-largest oil company but still very big in both residential and commercial. what is the secret to their success? can your industry spend in the near future without government subsidies? that is important. and the superstar chef rocco, so successful on so many levels

phonening us live on the from ukraine is andrew kramer.headline this morning, ukraine push against rebels grinding to a halt. thank you for being with us on this thursday. guest: thank you for having me on. host: there is so much talk about. i want to get to these negotiations in geneva and what, if anything, they are doing in ukraine. what have you been seeing from your vantage point in the past couple of days? is overhat i have seen the weekend, the pro-russian have been in the eastern ukraine, particularly this region north of donetsk in the city i am now. they announced a major military operation to confront the militants. the first real evidence of an .ffort to do that failed [inaudible] humiliatingly yesterday when an armored car was sent to this town and [no audio] separatist. they prefer to call themselves pro-russian activists. russian did hear from president putin today who said, yes, russians were involved in the situation from crimea, but we are getting conflicting reports from russian officials on what role, if anything, they

. >> reporter: the gunman, identified as 19-year-old geddy kramer, was also carrying explosives, molotov cocktails that he never detonated. >> it appeared to be a shotgun. >> reporter: dr. michael nitzken said the six wounded employees were between 19 and 52 years old. >> it's a sense of organized chaos. we've got the initial warning fortunately. we don't usually see this many from a shooting but as all of our training and procedures paid off, we were well prepared. >> reporter: the gunman's family has released a statement and scott, it reads in part, we make no excuses for his actions and we are shocked and devastated by them. >> pelley: mark, thank you. today, secretary of state john kerry called on russia to "leave ukraine in peace." but kerry's words and new u.s. sanctions haven't caused russia to blink. the u.s. accuses moscow of whipping up pro-russian militants who have taken over government buildings in eastern ukraine, a possible prelude to a russian invasion. holly williams is there. >> reporter: in luhansk today, pro-russian separatists seized control of the regional governmen

latest on this landmark development we're joined now on the line entire middle east correspondent on kramer whose injured were slim. how is israel responded to this announcement we understand israel launched an air strike on gaza earlier on is that a scene as a response to the palestinians agreement it is. people are going to try to open the kitchen table you'll get a good reaction that deadline. the twenty eight. or the soft peak the critique but the latest protection. in the coaches to help. but that didn't happen but the fed will cut it so that was what actually is. a key hamas. a typical addicts it's not the first time that the two sides have tried to reconcile their differences what makes today's deal different from past attempts the important question the tool and the agreement today we get that it's easy to clean and green. it remained skeptical. he wanted to make it because. to me that the opel that she didn't know how long will see the connection. they want to be but if you're reading of the presentation the group he cites the team's new to town. reporting from jerusalem with the l

. >> kind of like in seinfeld when kramer was movie phone. >> more searches means more revenue.e searches means the users are finding what they want. do you think this leads to more or fewer searches? >> what katana allows -- what --when i says something like, is that flight tim? -- on-time? people are able to trust that the vice. they use that device more often. we are a device and services company. >> is there any reason this couldn't run on other os's? >> we have to ask the engineering team on that. certainly a lot of intelligence is in the cloud. it really is a snappy experience. a lot of that is tuned to their windows phone device. bing.com, if you go there and have a court, device -- a cortana device, the thigns you c -- the things you care about will flow to bing.com. a new hbo series called "silicon valley," we're going to take a look next. ♪ >> hbo has a new series called "silicon valley." show creator is mike judge, the guy behind "office space," "beavis and butthead," and others. we caught up with them at the premier deep in the heart of silicon valley. >> he spent so

he is a 19-year-old getty kramer. he had a shotgun and ammunition draped across his chest and looked like he was ready for combat. >> i saw him standing there, the knife on the ground. he dropped the knife. he had bullets across his chest. he looked like he was headed for war. as soon as i saw him, i ran away. >> a couple loud pops, i thought it was noises, didn't think anything of it. somebody ran through saying he's got a gun, he's got a gun, run. that's when we ran. >> he had a molotov cocktail with him. >>> prosecutors in colorado say the trial of james holmes should not be moved to a different venue. calling for the trial to take place far from the theater where 12 were killed. the defense says pre-trial publicity could botch the jury. they want the judge to hold off a decision until jury selection later this october. >>> chilly details in the stabbing death of a connecticut high school student. 16-year-old christopher calmly confessed to stabbing 16-year-old maren sanchez in the hallway. he confessed minutes aft

we are talking to andrew kramer.he other story today, negotiations going on in geneva, switzerland. the white house said it is prepared for another round of sanctions if these negotiations fall through. cnn, expectations were low in terms of resolution to the situation. sanctions round of are put in place, what is next? think another round of sanctions would be unfortunate for the russians. depending on what form they take, they would discourage foreign investment in russia and that might hamper the ability of russian companies to access international capital. what they might do here is unclear. what may have caused them is te clear. the increasing military presence in eastern ukraine on the square of this town. -- they hadoldiers captured military vehicles and appeared quite professional. there was little doubt that this was a russian operation. if there was any, there was a russian flag flying over these vehicles. it might be used as justification for sanctions. whether it will affect things here, it is difficult t

the sheeter i had fight as 19-year-old getty kramer shot a security guard before entering the warehouse where he shot five others before taking his own life. >> federal prosecutors are offering a plea deal to a tunisian man accused of trying to establish a terror cell in the u.s. and helping with a plot in canada to derail a train. the government asked him to plead guilty to charges of making false statements and possessing identification documents in an attempt to defraud the u.s. if he takes the deal, he could face as little as six months in prison. he entered a not guilty plea and risks up to 50 years behind bars if convicted of the original charges. >> 50 are dead following a series of attacks in sir are a, attacks targeting civilians in pro government areas on tuesday. on tuesday. president bashar al assad announced intention to say run in june, the assad government accused of attacking those civilians in aleppo with barrel bombs. human rights watch said hundreds have been killed in 85 attacks on that city in the past two months. >> voting is underway in iraq, choosing the next pri

friends say this is not the geddy kramer they knew. >> he was a very happy person usually. and he was very funny. and he was just all a good person. >> reporter: i spoke to a friend who's known kramer all his life and also worked with him at fedex. he doesn't want to reveal his identity. his number one complaint at work was? >> that they mistreated him and made him work even harder than what everyone expected and he was getting paid in peanuts. >> reporter: kramer's father released a statement expressing sympathy for the victims. we make no excuses for his actions and are shocked and devastated by them. the family says there are no adequate words at a time like this. kerry sanders, nbc news, kennesaw, georgia. >>> president obama's popularity is up slightly, and so is his embattled health care law, this according to latest nbc news-"wall street journal" poll. the president's approval rating is at 44%, that's up three points since march. still, though, 50% of those polled disapprove of the job the president is doing. americans are also responding more favorably to the presid

authorities say he was 19-year- old geddy kramer who then took his observe life.ackage handler in kennesaw, georgia. one shooting victim is in critical condition. three are in stable condition. two more were treated and released. investigators still don't know why kramer went on that shooting rampage. >>> walmart is expanding the financial services it offers. it's entering the auto insurance business. right now, it's available in eight states but not california. walmart expects to roll out the program across the entire country by this them next year. >>> the incredible new york high school senior, the one accepted to all of the eight ivy league schools, he will reveal which school he will attend this fall. he says his parents have been the main reason he's done so well in school. >>> well, it was total flip that flopped as you are about to see. a michigan college student's poorly executed stunt at college caused an awkward moment during the ceremony. >> okay. i don't know. i don't know. we're just gonna give it a minute. >> davenport university graduate bobby blan

authorities say 19-year-old kramer openedded fire on his colleagues at a fedex package handling facilityng his coworkers he turned the gun on himself. police say the gunman had explosive devices but didn't use them. they have indicated they know the motive but have not yet offered mid-details. >>> a t a ils -- offered any details. >>> a lot of people bracing for a tornado warning. funnel clouds have been spotted. the video you're seeing here is where a tornado hit mississippi yesterday. areas of alabama already hit by tornadoes are also under a threat of another line of severe weather this evening. more than 30 people have been killed in several states in the past three days. one of the victims has been identified as santa rosa native 58-year-old mallory. he was reportedly killed after a tornado hit his home. >>> the county is now taking action by creating a human trafficking commission to help. >> taking their passports and way and helped keep them here. >> victims of human trafficking in santa clara county are being used in a hidden sex trade and forced labor. the board of supervisors

. >> kramer has got a jam packed technology show tonight.ng the tech all ahead on "mad." stay tuned. ♪ [ banker ] sydney needed some financial guidance so she could take her dream to the next level. so we talked about her options. her valuable assets were staying. and selling her car wouldn't fly. we helped sydney manage her debt and prioritize her goals, so she could really turn up the volume on her dreams today...and tomorrow. so let's see what we can do about that... remodel. motorcycle. [ female announcer ] some questions take more than a bank. they take a banker. make a my financial priorities appointment today. because when people talk, great things happen. make a my financial priorities appointment today. at your ford dealer think? they think about tires. and what they've been through lately. polar vortexes, road construction, and gaping potholes. so with all that behind you, you might want to make sure you're safe and in control. ford technicians are ready to find the right tires for your vehicle. get up to $120 in mail-in rebates on

charlie gasparino with hillary kramer and charles payne. with the thing?: i love the ceos with outsized personality to a certain point. you get a cult of personality particularly when they transcend main street and wall street. steve jobs is an example of that, elon musk, it actually gives their stocks above for. you can go the other way. man on oversstock.com, i love it, comes on the network a lot and a lot of people thought he was not. i remember the ceo come in gone with a dray un. kind of weird. they can't vote against you but overall i like it. >> patrick byrne you are talking about. i like patrick as well. one problem he had is what people doubt it was what he was saying, not his personality. before he was overly passionate but -- >> wasn't just being overly passionate. he said there was the sixth lord out there attacking him. when you throw stuff like that around -- it just -- that was more than personality. >> it is powerful thing to know you can turn your workplace into a tv lounge and invite everybody to have the hour at 5:00. does this into the

ang capital president, hilary kramer and jack hough is with us as well. tom, does this ring true?you look at data out of march, 15% of all jobs gained in the period were temporary. that is not good. >> good for me. melissa: that's right. you put people into jobs. you do hiring. so it is great for you. not great for people who are looking for long-term security and wage growth though. >> it is good for people that want to get their foot back in the market. it is good for people that want different opportunities. it is good for companies who want to see if the economy will hold up and hire people. most people say temporary hire something leading indicator is economic recovery. while permanent job numbers are not what people want and bringing people temporary or otherwise is good sign for the economy, if you believe overtime they will turn the temporary people into full-time employees. with the cost of having people on board with unknowns and obamacare and everything else, i don't know. hillary, what do you think? >> there is new reality. i own a business. i own a company. i am an on

okay, if we can make you kramer, the lineup say in the father, orthodox countries whose names begin with fire. a novel really have made a big dent in that argument. but i do feel that the history is digested history is really difficult. i will chat through the book in which the invasion to months, the way we perhaps underestimated russia in the 1990s. >> to the flick of russian leadership in foreign relations is with allen lynch, international relations professor at the university of virginia from a director at the university center for russian and east european studies. mr. lynch, author of "vladimir putin and rssian statecraft" explains how russia's president is it that much of the country's population. >> not joining us here at of virginia is the author of this book, "vladimir putin and rssian statecraft" politics professor alan lynch. alan lynch, would you describe russia as a new? >> it is certainly not a political he peered at the same time, putin is very popular. in fact, his approval ratings have increased since he was reelected on march 4th in now approaching about 68% according

such as "seinfeld's" kramer. >> his whole life is a comedy act.ass-back wards into money and then do nothing with the earnings. >> high-celebrity earnings can be besieged in real life. they don't just ask for a fridge, they want the whole house. just ask oprah winfrey. >> when i was making $22,000 a year, everybody always needed $50. when i made $50,000 a year, everybody needsed 500. now, nobody needs less than $50,000. >> even oprah has her dior self limits. when they divorced, oprah asked them to move out. >> god has blessed you to be a billionaire and this what you to? >> oprah, according to a spokesperson, reportedly to split the profits from the sale out of the house. but for this ex-step mom, talk isn't that cheap. she knows i know the story. and to set me out now, why shouldn't i just tell my story. >> here's a true story, family can be more avid than anyone to raid the bank of a big name. >> why do you think relatives of the famous are so evil for your mother. >> it's tough they're family. it's like they become royalty. >> there should be

and paula kramer is here. field with girls from the bay area. >> reporter: weather cooperating right now. it is kind of raining. what do people need to know if they are heading out here? >> just hop on the website in terms of getting parking information. there is shuttles. a lot of shuttle buses bringing people over. that is about it. a little rain gear today would help. >> very good. 50,000 people expected here this weekend for the swinging skirts lpa tournament. kicked off yesterday but going on through this weekend. i do want to mention we saw alex savidge yesterday on the court of the warriors game. i will get a golf club, a couple of golf balls. live in daly city brian flores ktvu channel 2 news. >> you are the man, brian. good luck. >> ktvu reporters do sports. thank you. >>> we are following breaking news out of san jose. there is one large police presence. janine de la vega just arriving there. she will have a live report coming up. >> also it's been more than ten years in the making. how facebook is m

police identified the shooter as a 19-year-old getty kramer.ad ammunition draped across his chest and looked ready for combat. >> i saw him there, he dropped his knife. he had bullets strapped across his chest. he looked like he was headed into war. >> a couple loud pops. i thought it was noises. didn't think anything of it. somebody was running through saying he's got a gun, he's got a gun, run. that's when we ran. >> he had at least one molotov cocktail with him. he did not use it. >>> prosecutors in colorado say the trial of accused movie theater shooter, james holmes should not be moved to a different venue following a court document calling for the trial to take place far from the theater where 12 were killed. pretrial publicity. prosecutors say it's too early to make the call. they want the judge to hold off on the decision before jury selection. >> chilling details in the stabbing death of a connecticut high school student. 16-year-old christopher confessed to stabbing 16-year-old maren sanchez in the school hallway minutes after the kil

david kramer serves on you've actually had a freedom house for him out. one of the organizations that the united states uses to stoke democracy movements around the world is actually responsible along with the national down for democracy for funding many of the opposition forces there and praying and david kramer also serves on the ukraine business callus all if you go to the u.s. ukraine business council which is a very interesting we're gonna zation the executive board of the u.s. ukraine business council you'll find cargo monsanto john deere international which is a farming equipment and tractor making company eli lilly and dupont pioneered being the generally modified organisms and agricultural wing of dupont and they all served together under the guidance of a guy named morgan williams games is c.e.o. and president the u.s. ukraine business council and he has been a fixture for archer daniels midland cargill other big agricultural companies in ukraine for the last fifteen to twenty years. and this is fantastic journalism on your part putting putting

kramer shot six co-workers before turning the gun on himself.omemade bombs which he did not use in the attacks. now they are trying to figure out what motivated kramer to attack others and kill himself. >>> it's been three years since the shooting that nearly claimed the life of former the congresswoman gabby giffords. her determination inspired many and it was on full display last night as giffords spoke at a political event in washington. more now from abc's shushannah walshe. >> reporter: a thunderous standing ovation greeted gabby giffords on tuesday night. as she told us she is getting stronger. >> it's been a long, hard haul but i'm getting better. i'm working hard. a lot of therapy, speech therapy, physical therapy and yoga too. >> at the event for emily's list, a group that works to -elect democratic women who support abortion rights, giffords told the crowd to keep fighting and she is too. >> my spirit is strong as ever. i'm still fighting to make the world a better place. and you can too. get involved with your community. be a leader,

dade scranton, advisers academy, dan schafer, host of absolute investment strategies, and hillary kramer and g capital. so sell in may and goaway away, i've heard this forever from traders. dan, what do you say? >> the professionals have been using that for years because mathematically the worst period to make money has been from may to october and then from october back to may is the more profitable periods. but because we had a selloff in february, it may not be the same way this year -- gerri: are you being a bull? >> no, no, no. [laughter] no, i think it will continue if the selloff does come because of the way the market set itself up. >> i see a rotation. so i see stay in may, but rotate. rotate to more safety. seeing companies like ge and microsoft and beaten-down names -- gerri: what are you looking for if. >> i like dividends, especially global dividends. vale where you can get 5% iron ore out of brazil, completely undervalued at this point. gerri: david, what do you say? is it time to put your money on the side? is. >> this year especially with the markets still being near a re

kramer now and is willing to put up the cash two metallic ukraine what the new craze on friday the people of ukraine to begin with. but i think it's important to understand that russia does have an interest the ukraine to clean his two partners in crime. it should be recognized and awarded a week to accommodate the interest on the planet it's quite clear that ukraine is the sovereign independent nation. so what happens in geneva. well did you think you should find some kind of solution built to be presidential elections a referendum of on an eventual solution to the existing issue because i do not think that people want right now running the government and people are up fully capable of governing ukraine. i don't think that people in this building is fully capable of deciding the fate of the he's part of ukraine. i do read each other's me ask you who are you in favor of the us presidential elections going for a scheduled for next month in ukraine. well haha. neptune will be candidates for these reasons when it comes. the estimate enough attention to. it was he did not allow his son was be

players like paula kramer who tees off at 1:10, michelle wie who tees off at 1:00. 14 of the top 15 playersthe world are all over that lake merced course. go out there and check it out. see you later. >>> bay area cities continue to crackdown on increasingly popular ecigarettes. now the federal government may be stepping in. ,,,,,, female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event, is ending soon. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ um...hi georgia. i just wanted to apologize again for what happenedoww, that's hot.picnic. that is hot! wow daddy like. owww, that is smoking hot! ahhh, hmmm, awww! hi georgia. hey georgia. man this is hot! try jack's hottest sandwich yet. his new blazin' chicken sandwich has spicy crispy chicken, ghost pepper ranch sauce, and sliced jalapeños. owww, that's hot! you better be holdin' a sandwich. [monotone] she says, "switch to progressive and you could save hundreds." call or click today. medical center. who p

you've got me and you've got regular columnists for the nation and you've got hilton kramer doing the arts, the neo-conservative voice. c-span: who buys it? >> guest: i suppose people who like a lot of yelling. c-span: is it mostly new yorkers who buy it? >> guest: yes, it's new york. c-span: you also write "talk of the town" sometimes for the new yorker? >> guest: right. c-span: now what's the idealogy or the politics of the new yorker magazine? >> guest: well, i don't write the political stuff for "talk of the town." i write about new york events and local things and happenings, so i don't get into the politics. c-span: your name doesn't go on it though when you write it. brookhiser; well, those are all unsigned, so, no it doesn't, but they're a lot of fun. c-span: is that a hard thing to do, an unsigned piece? >> guest: that's the style. they're fun to do, and it's always a thrill being in the new yorker, so i have a great time. c-span: thirteen years with the national review. how come the attraction to the national review? what is special about the publication? >> guest: well, gee

editor and analyst at stance bury research, shane ciderman and a and g capital president hillary kramerrt with you. what do you make of this move today? is it sustainable? >> yes. we had a mini correction, and we have another few months to go of a nice bull market run. this was enough to shake out some of the hedge funds and get some of the margin out of the market and hopefully wake up individual investors to be careful. gerri: shane? >> i disagree. i, hillary's one of the best, but in this particular instance, i totally disagree. i believe we have taxes at 30-year highs right now, and when you take a look at the tax man and you see the consumer makes up, what, 66% of the economy, i just want to believe these pe ratios are getting a little bit on the high side, and i believe that if we get a consolidation, it may be wise. gerri: there's still billions and billions on the sidelineses, hundreds of billions of collars, but more than that, investors have to go to equities. we have to, all of us -- >> give him a chance to chime in. he's harder to get to. dan, what do you say? >> well, i thi

police say geddy kramer also has several homemade explosive devices when he went to the facility buttonated. on the six of the six shooting victims only one was listed critical condition. the others for all listed less stable. no one >> today is going to be a day with a he is going to warm-up awfully fast. still going to feel awfully lot hot for you and as we look ahead will cool it down friday and the more so for the weekend. and mild forecast expected for saturday and sunday. bay 7 day around the forecast coming up at about 50 minutes but today it's going to be hot. and a hot weather is critic fire danger in oakland hills. kron4's jackie sissel point us live from there. >> actually is wendy. it's very windy here in oakland hills. i got up here thinking that it was just going to be a call warm-up warming day but now you can see that the wind is blowing you can see the grass of blowing and the foreground here. right now the fire danger is only moderate. there's a sign of here in oakland hills. obviously this is one of those spots that we look to what the weather starts to heat up and

georgia today shot and wounded six people before killing himself has been identified as 19 year- old kramer. people still trying to figure out why he did it. >> : man armed with assault rifle knife and bullets struck across as just opened fire at this affects center outside of the offense is one woman who works here says the man was dressed like rambo. like someone had into war. the gunmen disguised as affects employee who worked as pass it package chandler set shot six people including a security guard. workers at the civil suit was chaotic. doctors and nurses at the local law spoke quickly scrambled and action. in hallway lined with nurses doctors are ready to go to treat anybody and everybody that was about to come th it is a very well oiled machine. everyone knew there part everybody played their part. please now say the gunmen also carrying explosive devices but they were not used stash of molotov cocktails pre for men to women were injured the man was using his shotgun. it appeared to be a shotgun blast affects with multiple small projectiles fbi now involved in investigation. 16 peop

rachel kramer into the company's headquarters to find out why the bike is getting so much attention.s this thing? is it a motorcycle, a segway? it is actually called a rino. >> have you ever seen anything like this? >> i think on youtube. >> how do you define the rhino? it is an electric unicycle? the formerffman is auto engineer behind the rhino. he says it is something between an electric bike and an electric motorcycle. the ryno accelerates when the driver leans forward and slows when they lean back. it stays upright thanks to software that knows where the sender of the earth is, keeping the bike and rider balanced. relies on your own sense of balance and gives you enough stability so you can pilot the bike. wheel and detailing, the ryno is track and road ready in appearance only. >> how fast does this go? >> we're going to keep it at 10 miles per hour. >> hoffman got the idea for that ryno seven years ago when his daughter asked him to build a one wheeled motorcycle she saw in a videogame. the ryno almost didn't make it out of their garage. >> it was all personally funded at the

to kick off is off -- to kick us off, i will invite david kramer to come to the podium today. he has been a longtime voice in washington's debate on russia itself. the president of freedom house, he is a former top state department official dealing with both russia and ukraine. let me invite you to the podium. the floor is yours. >> it is a pleasure and honor to be here to introduce my good friend mikhail kasyanov. youll be very brief because are not here to hear me. you're here to hear from mr. kasyanov. the current crisis underscores that how a regime treats its own people is also indicative of how it will behave in its foreign-policy. thus we shouldn't be surprised when we see putin supporting bashar assad in syria in the slaughter of the syrian people, nor should we be surprised when we see putin trying to block efforts by his neighbors to move in a more western direction, to -- to democratize, to ride to respect the rule of law, to respect human rights, all the things that are anathema to vladimir putin. these are examples where we see in the latest crisis putin professin

david kramer is president of freedom house which joined in 2010. prior to joining that he is senior fellow at the german marshall fund and also was served as undersecretary of state for democracy, human rights, and labor. they will be will we will call the containers for the evening. those who feel what is -- feel that we need to relieve policy toward russia. thomas gramm is a managing editor -- editor in kissinger associates. he was also assistant on the national security council and serving as the nsc. >> vice-president of the carnegie endowment where he oversees research in washington and moscow. pirated joining he was director of the rand corporation center. on the national security council staff so clearly a lot of knowledge here on this stage tonight. each side will have a five minute presentation on their argument. each side will have the three men never bottle. that i'm going to ask some questions, and then are going to open it up to you. hopefully we will be able to get an engaging in lively discussion . so i think you'll kick this off. >>

. >> we have ceo klaus kleinfeld breaking down alcoa and jim kramer coming up in less than 20 minutesiss it.id a t inspection on your chevy, you got new tires and our price match guarantee. who's this little guy? that's birney. oh, i bet that cone gives him supersonic hearing. watch what you say around him. i've been talking a lot about his procedure... (whispering) what? get our everyday price match guarantee plus a $100 rebate on 4 select tires from your tire experts. chevy certified service. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. became big business overnight? ♪ like, really big... then expanded? ♪ or their new product tanked? ♪ or not? what if they embrace new technology instead? ♪ imagine a company's future with the fut

today's conversation trace back to last fall when our guest of honor as well as his introducer, david kramer of freedom house and i were, three of us on an island in the baltic sea having debate on future of europe, future of europe whole and free in fact and where russia's place was in that vision. it was challenged even then by russian foreign policy action. we had pointed conversations even on crimea at that particular time eerily present. it was then that mikhail kasyanov came up with the idea of washington panned raising a president of all tern tougher russian foreign policy view. david, was part of those conversations but he is also part of a long time voice in washington's debates on russia itself. the president of freedom house, david is a former top state department official dealing both with russia and ukraine and but also served assistant secretary for democracy. let me invite you to the podium, david, please. >> the floor is yours. >> thanks very much, damon. it's a real honor and privilege to be here and introduced introduce my good friend mikhail kasyanov. you're not hear to fr

. >> i could even see kramer berkeley. i don't think you could have bought allergaf probably.ny you thought was under valued, you could go with somebody else and say, look, this thing is so cheap, why done you buy it? you could present it to them. you could have been involved in the operations, isn't that possible to do that? is that front running? >> no, i think that, look, you guys had a fabulous interview, basically, value incentive was fine. they did buy a lot of stock in that period that, window that shouldn't exist. sec shouldn't probably change the law, i don't know what the sec is doing. i do tow that they did nothing wrong it's just if you sold allergaf like you said to these guys, you i think feel you are owed something. but the government can not find for you given the way the law is set up. >> but when buffet starts buying something, i don't know about it. let's say two years down the road, he acquires it, berkshire hath a way, didn't he boy those first shares? he may have known what they were going too do, they know. >> i think we are getting to the pointch even t

. >>> it is time for kramer and stop trading. >> okay. petroleum will be one of the big winners. why is that? a strong find, louisiana, mississippi, i want to recap what other companies are finding out. dvn has been a very strong stock. it continues to go higher. eog split the stock, pioneer, ups the price target. why is that? that's a permian play. the one leon cooperman gave not that long ago, $6 stock may be getting love. >> where is this find? >> border of louisiana and mississippi and goodrich is one of those companies i think people have forgotten about. you cannot forget these oil companies. there is oil, mississippi, louisiana, texas, montana, north dakota. ten states people are growing in oil. i think that will be prove to be much lower, west virginia will be the federal government finding place. >> a lot of talk about earthquakes in ohio. >> there has been science that says that's not true. keep in mind, if they ban fracking in ohio, it will be a discuss straight. >> what is going on tonight? >> playbook is becoming the literall

i think i'm with kramer now, sandy, in that just add up the bulk sum that the dark pools are able makeexchanges for charging for the faster delivery. that money doesn't need to be. it's like a middle man. it doesn't need to be there. it's like a tax. even though it's not hurting, it would be cheaper an better without it probably wouldn't it? unless they provide liquidity. >> if you didn't have the money to create distributions because you didn't have the min for technology. >> but they solely for the reason of getting in front of the next person, it seems like it, anyway. >> sandy will be here for a little bit longer. so we have a lot more to talk about. >> coming up, sandy weill changing the would philanthropy. . . philanthropy philanthropy and you're like. if you're getting... a good deal or not. led up... truecar.com. all the information... you should be paying. you know, and with truecar.com, my feeling is that... we got a fair price. there's no buyer's remorse, you know. i'm happy with my purchase. it's the truth. when you're ready to buy a car, save time, save money, and never ov