>> yes and industry donors, the people like barbra streisand the people like norman lear, they pride the idea that they're giving for alternate reasons than has to do with the industry's self interest. chris dodd the chairman of the mpa would like to see them give more and connect that. but that's just not the way people give. elizabeth warren's appeal was that video that you just saw. she kind of gave voice to the disappointment that some of these donors had in president obama that he wasn't able to convey the message for the buffet rule or the message during the whole showdown in quite the same way that she was able to. she has an authenticity and empathy that they aren't seeing from a lot of applications that come through town. >> yes, there is no question about that. look, nobody knows progressives more than i do. i'm connected to all these guys. i worked with them for the last ten years. i've had them all on my show. and everybody got a huge buzz through elizabeth warren when she actually defended her principles. to me i would much rather have barbra streisand not listen to chri

call, and they are brought low, and they are amailsed to find that when they are brought low, as king lear rediscovering his love for his daughter, vivian bering discovers friendship and warmth and it just the-- the joy of having a friend. >> rose: a program note. george cleany and john pretender ghast were scheduled for this evening's program. they're in washington to testify before the senate foreign relations committee. they'll be on this program tomorrow night. tonight, george osborne, cynthia nixon, lynne meadow, when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: george osborne is here. he is president's chancellor of the exchequer, accompanying david cameron on his visit to the united states. president obama and david cameron devoted the press conference to iran and the economy was the focus. >> the united states and great britain with two ditch economies in two different positions. their banking sector was much larger than ourselves. their capacity to sustain debt was different than ours. and so as a conseq

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but i lear it will be chilly today again. what's going on? >> good morning. yes, it was a quite warm day yesterday. the high rose to the mid teens. however, yes, it is going to feel more like winter today. the reason is this developing low pressure system that will bring cold air to our area. so temperatures will dip into the single digits. however, tole south of the front areas like kyushu temperatures will rise above average. precipitation wise, heavy rain is occurring in western japan up to 200 millimeters is possible in the next 24 hours. thunderstorms and gusty winds will be accompanied with the heavy precipitation. as the system moves towards the northeast, rain should change over to snow in northern tohoku. heavy snow is in the cards over the weekend here. meanwhile, rain in the southern half of the korea peninsula will move out to sea, but instead snow will be moving into the northern half of the peninsula on -- over the next 24 hours. as for china, ongoing heavy showers will dissipate so that's good news. down towards the iindochina, he rain will occ

ey are still working on the word, but lears from around e gbe prose ty'll put tighter controls on nuclear materials. they are expected to release a communique at the end of the nuclear security summit in seoul. they'll commit to the safe management of substances and more cooperation in retrieving those that are unaccounted for. leaders of 53 nations and representatives from international organizations are gathered in the south korean capital for a second day. they are addressing the threat of terrorism, such as preventing groups from getting their hands on nuclear materials. each country will report on how it controls such substances. the participants are also discussing safety at nuclear plants in light of the accident last year at fukushima daiichi. they are expected to call for reducing the production of highly enriched uranium which could be used to build nuclear weapons. >>> delegates are trying to figure out what to do about north korea. leaders there say they'll fire a long-range rocket next month to put a satellite into space. but some at the sumt see the lach a a cov f deloping n

forecast headlines for tonight, mostly lear. tomorrow, more sunshine.l cool things offer with a sun-cloud mix, but no major storms showingum just yet on the long-range weather maps at east over the next 4-6 days. overnight lows, 30s and san josi around 40. so high pressure sticks around for one more day and as a result, quite a few 70s showing up on the forecast maps for tomorrow afternoon. as you can see the bigger perspective once again, the satellite and jet stream heading way up to our north. but there is a weather system that will be moving in, beginning monday, but especially into tuesday. and as a result, our cooling trend begins on monday. and by tuesday, the warmest locations only in the upper 50s to lower 60s. and that is the day that we do introduce a slight chance of a few light showers or a few sprinkles, but the main impacts is more cloud cover and dropoff in temperatures. 70 degrees for foreman, hayward at 71 and more neighborhoods, lower 70s in san josi. mountain view, 71 and half moon bay, 69. look at santa cruz, 74. your five-day forec

because if you gauge and he just won the championship gold rush which was more than i thinking of lear was the best candidate for the sixty six kewl category is the youngest the most promising wrestler because he has to train hard to win several competitions no including the russian championships but he has a good perspective. by the end of spring let's we'll know if he's to get a third shot at the olympic gold but as in most sports this superstore to earn his place on the national team on his own merits. not lead but zero has hardly anything else to prove in the world of freestyle wrestling having already won two olympic gold medals but at the age of twenty eight he's not really considered a better and another piece of the most coveted silverware is probably the next logical step on cost of r.t. russia's republic of dagestan. and finally it appears as if sprinter usain bolt's preparations for this summer's olympic games might not be going totally to plan not suffer he was beaten in a race in jamaica by prince harry the pair were posing for photographers on or about to start their race

lear is clyde barrow and bonnie parker who died as they lived, by the gun. the officers were on the left side of the road, nearest the driver. this explains the fact that bonnie's body had more bullet holes than clydes. any one of these bul to both. after having killed 14 people, most of whom were officers of the law, and having come safely through so many gun battles, it did not seem advisable to fire just one bullet. >> bonnie and clyde were some of the most notorious gangsters of the 1930s crime era in the united states. because their crime story began in texas, east texas and involved louisiana, they're very sort of connected to the 1930s story of shreveport as well. probably most people associate bonnie and clyde with the very intense two-year period from 1932 to 1934 when they were involved in a string of armed robberies and murders throughout this part of the united states. we think bonnie and clyde actually met initially in 1930 when bonnie parker was working as a waitress in dallas, texas, and soon after that, clyde barrow went to state prison, and

out by terrorists who detonated vehicles packed with explosives or middle east correspondent polis lear as the details. lemony reports suggest that vehicles packed with explosives were detonated targeting the security complex and hitting the police and intelligence buildings now the government is calling this the work of terrorists and state television is showing pictures of charred bodies calls and blood stains to the streets these blasts come after a string of recent suicide attacks and just last month it became for twenty eight people were killed in two thousand last that hit the security complex in the government stronghold of aleppo and since december there have been three suicide bombings in damascus these blasts also come just two days after the one year anniversary of the uprising against syrian president bashar assad there is ongoing and spiraling violence in syria and we're also receiving reports of al qaida is now operating there calling for the opposition groups to unify there if that and they fight against the syrian regime the latest effort at a diplomatic compromise comes

the harsh public spending measures and the new labor laws let's talk to gonzalez he's a founder of lear f.p.g. dot com a strategic planning group which analyzes the causes and effects of the financial crisis well he the labor reforms have seen the spanish venting their anger for a month from now how do you view these new laws well i think that on the one hand they're necessary in order to the line that the e.c.b. and the i.m.f. have drawn in the sand as it were. if spain wants to continue on the path of being a part of the euro zone they have to start cutting their budget and so they're going to do that much more they're going to start cutting i think it's about forty billion euros worth of their budget. the news is really bad for spain no matter how you look at it because they're going to be shrinking about a one and a half percent this year that is two thousand and twelve which is really a depression figure numbers and so they're going to their economy is shrinking and they're going to be cutting their budget in order to reach these troika targets. the problem with that of course is t

most difficult aspect in the men's final russia's nicholai karlov managed to beat france's ileum play lear in a heart for bout the wind brought the comeback into russian hands once again after princes from hungary and south korea claimed victory in twenty ten and twenty eleven respect the rule. but today's victory doesn't mean i'm in some super form right now there's still a few months left until the olympic games so any such form could vanish by then so for me this event is simply just another phase in our preparations on sunday rushes fencing three miles to get a chance to prove themselves against the world's best and hopefully do enough to ensure qualification of the sport's premier event in august michael of genco our team. more support coming your way less than so ours meanwhile our you tube channel at parties for news is available to you at any time so check it out and thank you for watching. well for the. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered wealthy british style. markets why not. come to. find out what's really ha

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let hebe lear. >> are you going to see it kamal. >> i am more excited about it than the next batman moviere so many more action scenes scenes. >> this good. >> i played sar apalin against joe biden. >> did you put on an canaccent? >> you betcha. i am a fan of julian moore. i became a palin-tologist because i stud ishlingdied all of of her previous debates and all of that. >> is there something we can say? >> i was in the book. but i wasn't in the movie. they must have cut my scene. >> yeah. i saw them on youtube today. >> something about her confusing, she couldn't differentiate biden and obama. she kept saying o 'biden? >> did you do any trips. >> it was great. we will have to have another conversation about it. >> let's talk about the delegates delegates. we are heading into the southern states. i don't want to get boring on you all, but this is so important because the great nate fill fellber from the "new york times." >> white jesus. >> you may be the only person that calls him white jesus. >> white jesus. >> anyway nate silver has done this fantastic detailed breakdown by breakdown,

literal lear and transparently block access to the polls to voters more likely to vote for democratictes than republic candidates. >> bill: she said she didn't say it but she really did say it. gutfeld, what do you say. >> she doesn't understand the word literally. the republicans are literally dragging people into the past. unless she has a time machine hiding in her hair it's impossible. she is the best thing to happen to republicans since khakis. >> bill: i like her. what's mrct.org? >> part of news busters, i think. >> part of a conservative organization? >> the fact is her name means annoying lady. >> bill: is that right? do you know what sushi means in japanese? >> raw fish? >> bill: bacteria. >> i learned something. >> bill: sorry. [ laughter ] debbie wasserman schultz. sometimes you don't remember what you say. oh, i didn't say that but you really did. >> can't be all of her fault. >> bill: good point. you can't drag someone back to the past without a time machine. >> they have got to stop using the word literally literally. >> bill: jimmy fallon is on nbc 3:30 in the morning

literal lear and transparently block access to the polls to voters more likely to vote for democraticlic candidates. >> bill: she said she didn't say it but she really did say it. gutfeld, what do you say. >> she doesn't understand the word literally. the republicans are literally dragging people into the past. unless she has a time machine hiding in her hair it's impossible. she is the best thing to happen to republicans since khakis. >> bill: i like her. what's mrct.org? >> part of news busters, i think. >> part of a conservative organization? >> the fact is her name means annoying lady. >> bill: is that right? do you know what sushi means in japanese? >> raw fish? >> bill: bacteria. >> i learned something. >> bill: sorry. [ laughter ] debbie wasserman schultz. sometimes you don't remember what you say. oh, i didn't say that but you really did. >> can't be all of her fault. >> bill: good point. you can't drag someone back to the past without a time machine. >> they have got to stop using the word literally literally. >> bill: jimmy fallon is on nbc 3:30 in the morning competes with

>>justine: here is what is just in, lear learning the details about a fire happening in oakland at 1911hestnut street. firefighters have confirmed that there is it possible victim trapped. the crews are now searching for the victim inside the house. they're making an aggressive attack on the outside. the latest information is that they have located the victim. ems crews have been notified. we are sending a crew to the scene of the working fire in oakland. we will have an update as soon as new information comes in. >>darya: just because you have a prescription for medical marijuana does not mean you can smoke wherever you want. if stanley roberts takes a look in this edition of people behaving badly. >>stanley: in el cerrito, this bart station, >> this is just a morning pick me up. >> that is per paul. >>stanley: what is purple? >> purple is in endicott. >> the cadillac purple just relaxes you. >>stanley: did he just say cadillac? he is not the only ones of medicating in public at this station. >> i do not have a good zigzag. app but this in my wallet for a rainy day. i needed it today.

goldman says lear and tennaco. and names with the highest analyst ratings and goldman says most well-rounded targets include pioneer natural resources, aerovoironment and cpsi. that basket was created in 2009. that also might be because many long-rumored targets like some of those, the stock already trades with some deal potential priced in. dman says for names like american eagle outfitters and well care, the best trade is in the options market instead. the majority of goldman's target basket is full of names under $3.5 billion, which, tyler, is pretty resemiblent in what we've seen in terms of deal size. >> kayla, thanks so much. >> hunger mania is off and running. we've been counting it down for the last couple of weeks and now it's here. "the hunger games" opened in theaters last night at midnight selling out shows from coast-to-coast. shares of lionsgate though got slammed yesterday. and they're selling off again today. down about 2.25%. as you know there's been a run-up in the stock in anticipation of the mov

>> that's right, but this is about more than math, lear.t how well romney can do getting back momentum. remember, he lost in the deep south, lost alabama, mississippi. he wants to come back now. rust belt has been strong for santorum. a big win in i will wile help put romney on the fast track towards the nomination. it's about the message too. he has been focussing on the economy all week. i'm watching those suburbs around chicago to see if that economic message is really going to click. >> we heard he was focussing on gasoline prices more, tax cuts less. >> that's true. energy is important. romney's campaign adapts. they see the headlines. they see gingrich getting a little traction on energy. they want a piece of that pie. romney is trying to have a broader growth message. not just make it about tax reform, but about energy, jobs. everything together. that's what he is going. he is pivoting towards a general election. he wants to go against obama. not so much playing defense against santorum. >> robert, if romney beats santorum by ten poi

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zimmerman said as fact and in kansas city and probably the same would be true lear in washington.ice officer shoots an individual, that police officer is is automatically suspended with pay. >> pending an investigation. >> right. this man was able to shoot track trackvanyvon and martin. >> he was not aple and go home. and we were supposed to feel sorry for him now because he had to move and he had to unlist his phone, congressman. so his friends are saying we have to feel sorry for this man. congressman emmanuel cleaver, we will take a quick break here on the full-court press and come back and continue our conversation. live on national radio and current tv. is on the new news network. >>it is an independent bill press show now on current tv. >>people like somebody who's got a spine. >>determined to find >>we need government to ensure that people have freedom. >>driven to find the truth... >>what's really going on? >>fearless, independent and above all, politically direct. tv and radio talk show host stephanie miller rounds out current's new morning news block. it's completely ina

many of the remaining applicants are withdrawing, expressing lear frustration of overd doe ability to make a decision on this. both are now dogged by questions about political influence, compliance with underlying statutes, and compliance with regulations. everyone is aware of that. some might have think we -- might think we have called on this hearing this morning to pile on and add to those criticisms. i did not want to take my time to add to the narrative of the scandal and the controversy the department is already confronting. instead i would just offer this hard question that needs to be answered in fall -- these programs should be examined, and i think they should be improved. that is inappropriate role for congress and this committee. we did not -- that is an appropriate role for congress, and this committee. we now expect every project to be roaring success, but we did not expect them accumulation of failure so quickly. there are clearly problems that need to be sorted out and work through. your audit, mr. herbert allison, is a good first step, and i think this hearing mostest

joining us this morning to talk about his stock strategies is louie nav a lear we haven't seen in a while. ceo and ceo of navellier & associates. are you running out of grecian? >> i'm aging, joe. >> everybody but us. >> you're the manager of the four starr. $7 million touchstone large cap growth fund. yesterday was the beginning, louie, to take us higher, another leg, or was it the waning stafrmgs of the financial move? >> it confirms what's been going on on a lot of large-cap stocks f of the 40 plus stocks, over 20% are buying back a billion dollars in stocks or more a year. it's a big flashing light to buy it at 1% to 3% stock and buy it back. that's making the stock go up in a smooth manner. we're at a special time now. >> wait a minute. so you can give me actual data that says that a lot of the moves in the market are buybacks at much higher levels historically than they've ever been in the past five or ten years? >> yeah. it's turned up big time. let me give you an example. proctor & gamble. sold five-year notes at 1 1/4. ten-year notes at 2.3%. we're at an inflexion point now. like

>> lend her your body of shampoo that says lear, rinse, repeat. >> you rocked it, girl!hat with us. we'll be right back after this. i remember the day my doctor told me i have an irregular heartbeat, and that it put me at 5-times greater risk of a stroke. i was worried. i worried about my wife, and my family. bill has the most common type of atrial fibrillation, or afib. it's not caused by a heart valve problem. he was taking warfarin, but i've put him on pradaxa instead. in a clinical trial, pradaxa 150 mgs reduced stroke risk 35% more than warfarin without the need for regular blood tests. i sure was glad to hear that. pradaxa can cause serious, sometimes fatal, bleeding. don't take pradaxa if you have abnormal bleeding, and seek immediate medical care for unexpected signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. pradaxa may increase your bleeding risk if you're 75 or older, have a bleeding condition like stomach ulcers, or take aspirin, nsaids, or bloodthinners, or if you have kidney problems, especially if you take certain medicines. tell your doctor about all medicines y