the new products for lam, the fabulous execution, the amazing share take, that's how you get lam to rally $6. 11.5%. speaking of nerds, people were so busy focussing on the exci exciting semiconductor holdings like qualcomm, they forgot good old geeky texas instruments, an industrial analog play that merged with another geekster national semi-conductor. so texas instruments climbed four bucks. what else? is anything cooler than biotech coming into the year? anything more out of fashion thanes a ran t s astrazeneca? maybe zimmer holdings that used to be a high growth smoke show but it showed many of the devices are elective and people didn't have money during the great recession so it became horribly out of fashion. how are these two nerd balls doing? many of the companies supported terrific earnings, not astrazeneca, it laid an egg but stock rallied anyway because the quarter didn't throw on the idea of a possible merger. we heard pfizer might be interested in buying them. all there conference call did is suggest that could be reality. no wonder it jumped a buck and change and trading hig

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. >> we did find out when the president and vice president welcomed us and said to try out the lam chopsckground ]. >> local wines being poured. about that bach la vau. >> we're going to change the name from bach la vau to barack la vau. >> the vice president grabbed my iphone for this quick selfie. >>> action at the tank tonight it wraps up. we've got all your bay area sports, coming up next. >>> hitting theaters this week, the return of captain america. jeremy roth has this week's now showing. >> i'm willing to bet. >> chris evans is back as captain america in the second installment of the super here rows series. the film finds the captain continuing his fight to help the modern world this. time around the falcon joins his ranks to fight the enemy. >> when do we start? >> we just did. >> the winter soldier is rated pg 13. >> jude law, after place a man -- after a 12-year stint in prison, don hedge way is back on the on the streets of london looking for redemption. dom hedge way is rated r. for now showing, i'm jeremy roth. >>> la sinking the blues tonight. giants 7-2 route of the dodge

. >>> for a while in kansas city yesterday, there was a chimp on the lam. >> "early start" continuesfter the break. >> just saying. >>> breaking news this morning, new confidence from australia that search crews have detected black boxes at the bottom of the ocean from missing malaysia airlines flight 370. right now the search area dramatically narrowed as we're learning new information about what might have happened inside that cockpit before the plane vanished. we're going to bring you live, team coverage of all the new developments right now. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> and i'm john berman. what day is it? >> it's friday. >> it is friday, april 11th, 5:00 a.m. in the east. and we do begin with the latest breaki

. >> martin lam march -- mr. lamb is not here. roland block . >> good morning. i also serve on the muni accessible advisory committee and also the mayers office on disability. yes, i'm basically here also to in support of the wheelchair access platform at jud as and 28. i'm hoping this will move forward to fill in the gap between ocean beach. also for future ak sybls platforms along taraval street. i'm also going to submit a letter to in support of it to the board. thank you very much. >> thank you very much, mr. wong. >> randall glok. >> good morning, board, randall glok. thank you for allowing us to serve in the advisory community for you. this has been fun. you heard our concerns and comments going into west lake. we heard a lot of public outreach as well and there is a lot of support on staff and support on the board. it's a tough thing. i have been to a lot of the tep meetings myself and i have heard a lot of the concerns. i agree tep over all is a good thing for a lot of people. there are some hick ups along the way. keep working on the platforms. the peop

we have a combination of beef and lam and parsley. and every september over 2000 pounds of meat being cooked in three days. >> after all that savory protein, i was ready to check out the fresh veggie options. >> this is armenian cheat sheet. it's tomatos and mint and olive oil. that makes summer food. and what i'm doing is i'm putting some nutmeg. it is kind of like cream cheese. in armenia when they offer you food, you have to eat it. they would welcome you and food is very important for them. >> in every armenian community we feel like we're a "smallville"age and they come together to put on something like this. what i find really interesting about san francisco is the blends of armenia that come together. once they are here, the way people work together at any age, including our grandmothers, our grandfathers, skewering the meat, it's fun to see. fun to see everybody get together. >> we call it subarek. it's a cheese turn over if you want. we make the dough from scratch. we boil it like you do for la san i can't. >> the amount of l

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joining us live from washington is chil lam. are secretary general of splm. sir your reaction to events in bentu. >> it is heartbreaking to see south sudanese children and elders as victims. whether it's in bor or bentu, this is heartbreaking to see that occurring. there are a lot of things. today starts the fourth month of the starting of this conflict and therefore there hasn't been any progress made in terms of finding a solution. now the government is the ultimate responsible body in terms of securing civilians, securing the well-being of every citizen in south sudan. the government has been voted for by 93% of the citizens of south sudan. therefore the government ultimately has to go forward and have a forward-leaning position in finding solution. whether it's an inclusive dialogue in addis negotiations and leasing and definite relieving of the four political detainees. the first few days of the trial had already determined that the four politicians who are currently accused of the current conflict or of attempting coup are innocent. there hasn't been an

making them cheap so the government can continue running on the lam.l tweets i like your show and commentary. you seem like a man that truly cares. i do, i really do. listening to neil cavuto on tv i've heard smarter discussions and less yelling at fenway bleachers during yankees versus red sox games. you are apparently in the wrong bleachers. this from a ceo who says what's the deal, neil, is hilarious. she is no fan of may running this exceptionalism. showing behalf with ranting about american workers being better than european workers because they work so hard at something to aspire to, french automobiles don't kill unless some u.s. cars. indeed, giovanni e-mails we may not be the best drivers and should we fight a lot, and god knows we go through governments like you do pastries, neil. but i will tell you what, my friend, our cars don't kill people, although i would be happy to put you in fiat and cut the brakes to see what happens. i will pass on that, but a footnote. the reason you don't have these is the cars do not leave the driveway is a point

he went on the lam and became a fugitive after the feds discovered that he was amassing wep papons stolen from the miliy and he was planning to assassinate the founder of the poverty law center morris dees. >> the fbi is involved and it is being investigated as a hate i crime. and the president addressed it this morning at the prayer visit. >> this morning our prayers are with the people in overland park, and we are still learning the details, but this much we know. a gunman opened up fire at two jewish facilities, a community center and a retirement home. innocent people were killed. their families were devastated, and this violence has struck at the heart of the jewish community in kansas city. two of the victims a grandfather and his teenaged son attended the united methodist church of the resurrection which is led by our friend reverend edward hamilton and some of you know that reverend hamilton delivered the sermon at the national cathedral, and i was honored with his presence and words where he spoke at my inauguration, and then he spoke at a sermon to break this terrible news to hi

the night of april 26, 2006, at the horseshoe, two members of the tran group, renee quang and liem lamonson will be the shooter, placing the big bets. phuong truong is, as usual, the man in charge, making sure all is good to go. soon, the fbi will be listening to every phone conversation he has at the casino. they hear him speak to the corrupted dealer at the horseshoe. they hear him check on cards in play. and tonight, cameras catch his team steal tens of thousands of dollars from the casino. >> and on the coverage that we have right here that we're looking at right now, the team has won so much on this table that they have taken all of the high-value chips off of the table. >> narrator: with the cheat played out, the surveillance cameras follow martin aronson to the cashier to pick up his winnings -- $80,000. he waits an hour for the money he stole in half that time. his crime has been recorded in every way, but for all he knows, the cheat has not been noticed, and aronson is handed the cash. >> the normal procedure for a casino with a person that's won a large amount of cash -- they

he went on the lam, was a fugitive for several months, was ultimately found by the fbi in 1987 holed with several other klansmen with a whole lot of weapons and plan to assassinate the founder of the southern poverty law center. that's when he was arrested. >> mark, your organization reports that hate groups are on the rise. a 2011 southern poverty law center report says the hate groups have grown every year for the past 11 years. in 2000 there were 602 hate groups. in 2011, there were over 1,000. why are we seeing this rise, and is there anything we can do to stop them? >> well, very generally the rise has to do pretty directly with the changing racial demographics of the united states. ten, 12 years ago, it was all about nonwhite immigration, essentially latino immigration. with the appearance of barack obama on the scene in the fall of 2008 and, of course, his election of president, the group growth began to accelerate quite a lot. we saw militia groups absolutely explode, go from about 150 to almost 1,400 groups in the space of four years, and that really has to do, again, with t

. >> if you're on the lam, it's bad. we're going to pause here.om has a market flash. >>> wrestle a new letter from green light capital from david einhorn, revealing new holdings and a warning we're possibly in a tech bubble. green light has added new stakes, both of those stocks are up about 9% just off the session highs. the letter also said the firm has made money on its investment in micron technology. green light also said it closed out a short bet against which i pot lay, as well as a long bet on general motors. the letter also says we are witnessing our second tech bubble in 15 years, also saying investors should also be worried about some of the impacts of high frequently trading. he disclosed interestingly enough that his firm owns a small stake in the iex, the exchange broker dealer platform that's the focus of "flash boys" book, and says invest are owes should route their orders to iex. >> that's interesting, dominic chu, thank you very much. >> we talk about it. >> sandy billry, pitched it a few months ago, and the stock tanked. he's c

was convicted of contempt, went on the lam and was a fugitive until the fbi found him in 1987 in a trailer filled with explosives, with grenades, with weapons. and as it happens, also a plan to murder, to assassinate the founder of the southern poverty law center where i work, morris dees. thoughso that was our original encounter with glenn miller. >> ifill: so if it turns out he indeed is found guilty of a hate crime what is the penalty, more he is vore than if he was just found guilty of an attempted or committed murder? >> i don't think so. because i think in this case he can be charged under state law with a capital crime. the federal hate crime statute does not have i death penalty provision in any case. there are some civil rights laws that could bring the death penalty to bear but i don't think-- you can't get any worse than death and that is what he is likely going to be tried for in the state. >> ifill: it is easy to dismiss people who make these kinds of threats of simply being maybe not so simple, unbalanced. how do you make the distinction about when they cross the line into be

that would not be good enough for most people here and they'd be lam basted for being weak and dovish and so i understand why they use that rhetoric. the problem is, when you use that rhetoric, sometimes it boxes you into a corner and you're left with no good choices. >> well said. more now from my interview with president carter when i asked him about hillary clinton. let's watch carter on that topic. >> let me ask you about hillary clinton. have we reached a point, i know you've written a book about women's rights and how you have to square with different religions like islam and how you're championing the cause here of equal rights for women, true equal rights. is this one of those ideas like civil rights in the '60s and ideas time has come. has a woman president, has that time arrived? obviously talking about secretary clinton here. >> well, i think it's always been here. we should have considered a long time ago that women were -- eighth in the entire world in total number of women compared to men in holding public office, and, of course, we've had other countries that had women

winners, citrix system, texas instruments, lam research and of course apple.m apple's big beat on its top and bottom line, investors talking about its buyback program. $90 billion. also impressive, how much apple spent in buybacks in the second qua quarter, $18 billion according to s&p capital i.q. the most a company has spent in a quarter on buybacks. apple breaking a lot of records today. 8% dividend hike which is effective in may also catching the attention of investors. that giving apple a dividend yield of 2.5 %, higher than the yield of stocks on the s&p tech index. sue, over to you. >> thank you very much. >>> we had the note auction. let's check out the bond market once again with rick santelli tracking the auction post auction. ricky? >> thanks, sue. i told you we'd talk about digestion here. the digestion process is going well. look at the intraday of seven. auctioned them off 28 minutes ago. yields coming down a bit. that's kind of normal sometimes after the auctions are over. you see the same with tens. most maturities are highly unchanged. some sa

they themselves are guilty of. 15 years ago in the summer of '99, roger ailes was a guess with brian lam, and i called him up and roger ailes was instrumental in starting fox news and cnbc and rush limbaughs a career, and i asked mr. ailes.kellogg about the specialist firm that was front running the tape, and of course he blew off my question, but then five years later, the sec live veried something close to $250 million worth of fines on the specialist firms for front running the tape. so i was wonder if if you could address the questions of conservatives projecting -- i think the country will be surprised to know that our nation is run by cocaine snorting frat boys. it's really a crime if liars poker isn't turn into a major motion picture. i just saw "the wolf of wall street" and i think "liar poke we're be better. >> host: we have a lot of caller, let's leave it there. can i one in run particular direct -- >> host: anywhere are youon. >> guest: i hemmed hollywood listen to what he said. it would be great. i don't wouldn't to get trouble over that. the thing that -- one worry have for

a 400,000ed lam ber jeanborghini tried to squeeze past an oncoming car in london. it did not work.h. >> there's a woman in the car, had was trying to show off. what is the claim for the insurance company when a driver does a bonehead move? what is it charlie? >> i don't know. >> norah? >> i don't know. >>> the long wait is finally over after nine seasons fans of "how i met your mother" learned the details. that's next. thanks, carol! people go pupule for the sweet, fluffy deliciousness of king's hawaiian. find us in the deli or in-store bakery. is levy using our clippers? this is mike. his long race day starts with back pain... ...and a choice. take 4 advil in a day which is 2 aleve... ...for all day relief. "start your engines" [ mom ] hi, we're the pearsons and we love chex cereal. so we made our own commercial to tell you why. chex makes seven gluten free flavors. like cinnamon, honey nut and chocolate. when you find something this good, you want to spread the word. [ all ] we love chex! what's my advice for healthy looking radiant skin. a good night's sleep... and aveeno®. [ fe

lam research, what's behind that. >> it is what's happening at two other companies.umber three semi conductor company. it is hard to find a less sexy tech. number one and number two are merging. applied materials and tokyo electron. typically when two companies merge it's a mess. it's a play on that. >> is that a short-term activity or long-term play given the dislocation in the business. that often is temporary. >> i think it's probably a couple of years. this year and next year that tokyo electron will be sorting things out. adobe. >> right. >> that's a company that has -- it's been an up and down story. if you look at it long term, we are showing a straight up story. it's come down recently. >> you can go all the way back to postscript if you want with adobe. go back to when i was young. it goes all the way back to the 80s for goodness sake. in tech land, it's an old, solid company. but, you know, they've got $4 billion in revenue. it is in digital ad technology. look at the sexy pure plays, rocket fuel and the river con project, recent hot ipos. iffeded ad tech o

. >> so that was the segment yesterday as elisabeth went on the lam. >> that's right.d to like it and it's soft, as they say, on the ground. >> it's not a hard fall. >> if you have more pictures of mutton busting, send them our way. heather had good eyes on them yesterday. >> unbelievable. my in-laws were sheep ranchers, so they're very familiar with this kind of thing. but i wouldn't let my three-year-old do it. >> what about four? >> you're braver than i am. >> it's got your goat. >> all right. i want to tell but a story we're watching out of atlanta this morning. this baseball team wanted to put on an amazing show, but the rockets red glare went a bit too far. an american flag goes up in flames at a major league baseball game. this happened during the fireworks show at the atlanta braves home opener this week. fireworks were set off from the jumbo tron and a spark flew into the flag. this was the first time the fireworks were shot off this way. and it's probably the last. the flag was replaced after the game. oh, my. >>> and listen to this one coming out of chicago