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lew mishas an 8 game suspension starts at the end of preseason. >>> the redskins have resigned defensive end, kedric, for a seventh season. no word yet on the exact details of that deal. coming back from a sending knee injury he suffered in week 10 in miami. nationalville's nashville's closer is going to see dr. andrews. he felt soreness. michael morris begins his rehab tonight in hagerstown. time to reveal our high school game of the week poll. we have a wide variety of games for you to choose from. boys and girls lacrosse, soccer, baseball and softball. we'll announce the winner thursday night. >>> finally tonight, brian aracpo. he stands out in the crowd. stands above everybody else. he joined other athletes, helping the kids out there on the lawn. >> he didn't try to outdo one of the kids. >> that's it for us. good night.

and north korea announced that the regime would stop uranium enrichment and missile testing and aid lew international inspectors to return to north korea's nuclear facility. in exchange for nutritional aid. but two weeks ago north korea said they would launch a long range rocket into space in april. a clear violation of their agreement with the administration. this is typical behavior shown by the regime. a cycle of pro vauk cases and reconciliations designed to get what they want without giving up their nuclear weapons program. it's becoming clear that the same aggressive reckless cycle will continue under the new north korean dictator. although the chinese and russian governments publicly expressed concern about the planned missile launch, they have been unable or unwilling to bring their north korean ally back to the negotiation table. meanwhile, there are reports that north korea and iran are working together in the production of ballistic missiles. in contrast, south korea is a vibrant democratic nation that is one of the world's largest economies and contributes to global security

we accelerated the launch of wireless emergency alerts that april lewes local, state and federal authorities to send targeted alerts to mobile devices in an emergency. the fcc also provides value by protecting and empowering consumers. working with wireless providers. we found a common sense solution to bill shock. costing sometimes thousands of dollars in unexpected charge working with private sector, public and nonprofit partners we developed a small business cyber planner to help small businesses guard against cyber attacks which are estimated to cost small businesses who are targeted an average of $200,000 in damages for each attack. our work on cyber security continues, and i'm hopeful that working with private and public stake holders on our advisory committee will promote greater security in our communications networks. i'd like to highlight not only what the fcc has accomplished, but how we conduct our work. the fcc is committed to smart responsible government we've taken significant steps to modernize our programs and ensure they're efficient and fiscally responsible saving billions

we're live in mortgage hill, carra lew, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a 15-year-old girl died wide while riding in a pickup truck heading to the hospital with a stabbing victim. in brentwood police say it started just after midnight when three people were stabbed during a fight. police say two of the victims drove themselves to the hospital. while friends attempted to take the third development to the hospital. they say on this way there, their truck ran a red light and collided with a another car. the truck flipped on its side, trapping the teenaged girl. police say the october pontas in the other car, a mother and daughter suffered significant injuries. >>> six people are displaced tonight after a two-alarm fire destroyed a house had unincorporated san leandro. that fire broke out at about 9:00 on pico place. firefighters say the flames and smoke could be seen for miles. 36 firefighters responded and had that fire contained in about 45 minutes. one house though was destroyed. two others damaged. no one was hurt, but two cats and a dog remain missing. the cause of that near is being investigat

from wall street so many new people to write it people like bill daley well he had a stint there jack lew they were brought in to smooth over relations with wall street and the business community you imagine if the same thing happened after the occupy movement began what if the president really felt that he needed to smooth over his relationship with average americans with the ninety nine percent and what if you were to bring in a real advisor with real fundamental systemic change in mind and the truth is we don't and we won't see that happening there are some initiatives that can be blamed on inaction in congress jobs programs making the tax system more fair but even the hardest hit homeowners can't get help to years after a program was designed specifically to direct money their way because the treasury just doesn't really acted on it well hope seems ours and say it all the time on the show and i will say it again we cannot undervalue the media's role in this entire discussion the media has the ability to guide the discussion we see this all the time when scandals emerge the media jumps

lew do we deal with the problem? canadian financial institutions also carried a lot more capital, and much lower leverage than many other large banks. this was partly because of regulation, but also partly because of culture. >> dare i say, canadian banks were more boring? >> and criticized for it. >> criticized for it. >> in 2005-2006, can you find lots of examples of stock analysts highly critical of canadian banks for not having a strong enough risk appetite, which actually turned out at the end of the day to be a positive thing. to be honest, the canadian financial system doesn't do a lot of innovation first. it tends to watch what goes on in the united states and say, that seems to work pretty well. so, you know, then canada will start doing thing. as we saw increased numbers of subprime loans being done. canada had far, far fewer subprime loans. so at one point 40% in the u.s. subprime. in canada it got up to, i think, 4.5% to 5% was subprime. so when the financial system ran into difficulty, really for canadia

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but the fact he's talking to people and he's lew s ee'sly si. >> what does hi future look like 34edicallyll battle, colon cancer is really tough, so he still has to battle that, he's crossed sort of this problem, he's gotten over this hump. so that of course is good news. >> as he is awake and talking, we have just a minute left with you. what the doctor said to you-the doctor said -- >> it was interesting before we gave him all the details of mr. gibbs health situation, he said oh, yeah, that happens. when we told him how sick he is, he was surprised. you've just gotten over pneumonia and liver cancer and

but the fact he's talking to people and he's lew s ee'sly si. >> what does hi future look like 34edicallyll battle, colon cancer is really tough, so he still has to battle that, he's crossed sort of this problem, he's gotten over this hump. so that of course is good news. >> as he is awake and talking, we have just a minute left with you. what the doctor said to you-the doctor said -- >> it was interesting before we gave him all the details of mr. gibbs health situation, he said oh, yeah, that happens. when we told him how sick he is, he was surprised. you've just gotten over pneumonia and liver cancer and chemotherapy, that and coming out of a coma is really amazing. >>> let's take a quick look at the markets and let's see how the markets are, you can see it down to 12,926, there's a big apple, there is an earnings report that comes out tomorrow. apple shock if you have it, you're going to be watching it very, very closely. >>> in the meantime, wolf blitzer in "the situation room" right now. >>> president obama

donnelan and lew, male heavy white house staff doesn't care about the issues of women. how ludicrous the war on women is. and this is a tough policy dealing with the situation they deal with. i don't, i think ultimately the failure to deal with syria and iran is what the administration is going to be judged on with the complicated mini west of different groups of egypt. >> bret: susan, many say the muslim brotherhood said they weren't going to put up a presidential candidate. they did. that is the history and dealing with the group. they say one thing and change down the road in the future. what about this? >> there are reason not to trust the muslim brotherhood. also the case in a country with a revolution, we choose between bad and worse and worse. in this case, there is somebody becoming popular running two is much worse if that is possible than what we hear about the muslim brotherhood. get rid of the peace treaty between israel and egypt. i think from a tactical level you have to deal with whoever ends up being in power. keep a line of communication open. it doesn'

according to cbs news, david chaney was the supervisor "lewed to retire. another supervisor greg stokes, removed with cause. he was recently listed as the supervisor of the canine training section of the secret service. that's what we were able to find out in our search just a few moments ago. now, a third employee who left the agency yesterday in connection with the scandal is still so far unidentified but i think the thing to emphasize, more heads will be rolling. more agents who could be losing their jobs and kicked out in the next 24 hours and the chairman of the homeland security committee told cnn today we'll see a lot more of these resignations tomorrow. >> i have four investigators working on it, the sources in law enforcement. talked with as many people as we can. if i have to, i will send investigators down to colombia. >> the homeland security committee. eight other agents and ten members of the military investigated for allegedly bringing prostitutes to their hotel rooms in colombia ahead of the president's visit. now, we don't know the identit

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is lew frankfort worried about that nation's slowing economy?>> plus the outlook for the semiconductor industry in an exclusive interview with intel ceo paul otellini. >>> the earnings we're all waiting for. finally apple is out after the bell. an army of analysts and shareholders standing by. >>> breaking news right now on egan jones rating agency. securities and exchange commission will be charging egan jones and its owner and president, shawn egan, a face known to cnbc, for material misrepresentations and omissions of the company's 2008 application to register as a ratings organization. so, again, there was a press release out a few days ago. the possibility this might happen. shawn egan spoke to us. you know, denying it. the securities and exchange commission coming out and saying we will be charging shawn egan and egan-jones for what they call material misrepresentations and omissions in the company's application to register as a ratings agency. that news coming out right now. obviously, just breaking. we're going to give you more as it com

administration says, that they're on top of the gsa investigation as well with white house chief of staff jack lewaying on tuesday that the president called for all those responsible to be held fully accountable given their actions were irresponsible and entirely inconsistent with the expectations that he had set as president. the gsa administrator, martha johnson, resigned over this but before she did she fired that commissioner, bob peck, martha. martha: when do we expect we'll hear more details on all of this from the gsa? >> reporter: there's going to be a hearing on the hill on april 19th. we'll hear from some of these folks. ahead of that hearing we've been digging around and we learned more about that public building services commissioner bob peck's tenure at gsa. might not be directly related but when he took over in 2009, the commissioner's budget was $3.25 million. a year later, it was more than double that, $6.94 million. last year, it was up to $9.16 million. and commissioner peck during that las vegas trip, held a $2,000 party in his suite but again he has been fired. so the party's o

jack lew says the president is on top of this and -p he called for all responsible to be held fully accountable given that the actions were irresponsible and entirely inconsistent with the expectations that he has set as president. across the aisle the republican chairman of the house transportation committee, congressman john micah says we've been trying to get the administrative costs from the agency and now we see why they have been stonewalling. the congressman also ripped on that $3,200 mind reader hired by the gsa at one of their parties. he says he wonders if the mind reader told gsa officials that blowing 800 grand on a vegas conference would get them fired. we've just learned that there will be hearings on capitol hill regarding this waste on april 19th, that is two weeks from today. jon: we could do a lot of good with $800,000 that won't go to a convention. jenna: did you know the going rate of a mind reader was several thousand dollars? jon: i'm not a mind reader i didn't know. jenna: rick perry is going to hold a news conference discussing his tour of his state. as many as a dozen t

the president's chief of staff jack lew said in a statement, president obama was outraged by the excessivending questionable dealings with contractors and disregard for taxpayer dollars. the agency put out a statement. the gsa concurs with the ig's recommendations and is appalled with the findings and is taking steps to ensure this doesn't happen again. darrell issa also put out a statement. he said the president chided private enterprise for wasting money. this is hypocritical this government conference was held and wasted so much taxpayer dollars during a time of economic hardship. the president, according to the white house heard about this early last month just before his trip to south korea. back to you, jon. jon: more than 100 grand spent on the planning trips. i love that. >> reporter: several planning trips, right. jon: like to see those expense reports. steve centanni, thank you. >> reporter: take care. jenna: a run to the brosry store take as terrifying turn. a plane right into the building. we'll give you the latest next. all right, let's decide what to do about medicare and soc

but i go back to the point lew made about the g20. how are you going to get this kind of coordination we merging markets countries and be developed countries? for emerging markets country, you still have such a big income differential that to try to convince emerging markets countries where you have a standard of living which is the key objective they're looking at that they're still trying to bring up to provide resources for a bigger firewall for countries that have, you know, 35,000, 40,000 per capita income. i mean, i think the four emerging markets countries, you know, now it is more about what are their own domestic self-interests. they have a deeper domestic investor base that's also increasing in size as well. so i'm not so sure that you get a catalyst that comes out of some sort of global policy coordination that's going to result in an agreement that will work. it seems to me you had a moment in 2008 and 2009 that looked more effective than it's become now. i think the european crisis has made that harder because convincing

san francisco season said the price of tickets are going lew the roof. cheapest tickets for friday game was $62.50. that didn't buy you a seat. that was for standing room only. the giants use dynamic pricing which means tickets for games and higher demand comes with higher price tags. >> on resalers like stub hub, they are asking for as much as $1,700 per ticket. >>> well, how much would you pay to spend the day with the new york jets quarterback tim tebow. he hosted his second annual golf tournament in florida. it includes master golf champion bubba watson. during auction an unidentified couple bid $100,000 for time be tebow. they will take him to their hometown to meet with under privileged churn and the money raised will go to tim tebow's it foundation. >>> countless people are being remembered this morning. >> we were the best of friends. >> he was a father, mother, a brother. he died last month working with the tennis association and hundreds. maybe even thousands of churn. >> i asked the question. and why so many kids at one time. >> i have made a

six-year-old data certainly is helpful, but it is helpful lewes 1-year-old bertie-year-old?> i think that is right, mr. chairman. but the process has been to do examination. so for example, if we are to do 20 about a near comatose returns are now coming in. it would be a while before we would do our statistically -- statistical sample. using 1040 as an example we do 14,000 surge of research audits per year to update this. so it is a continuing path we are on. it will be a while. it'll be a few years before we compete those audience and are able to roll up the information with respect. 2006 is a long time ago. but i'm not sure how much better we would able to get. i think we'll have an easier time going forward than we had in 2001. we did a better job in 2006 at better data, better estimating models. and we'll get more current. but i don't think wherever going to be -- it will never be a 2011 cat as the second 2012. >> i certainly don't expect the year 2012 we can look insane 2011 this is what the tax was. but the fact that it is six years data will show using, especially wit

if you look at what senator reid has done new york 2005, safe lew, the house put out -- safetea-lu, the how house put out a request, he's reappropriated that project to a $45 million project near the las vegas airport. now, it's nice that the senate wants to make promises but actions speak a lot louder than words. when the actions of the bill state clearly that $45 million of house money authorized in 2005 is being transfered to a project in las vegas in a bill and it's 2012, something inappropriate about that promise seems to occur. i really appreciate the chairman putting language in our original bill on environmental streamlining. i think he kid a great job on there. but when i read the bill, the language, it was clear what we were trying to do. in 2005, there was language that said if a state has environmental process that meets or exceeds federal law, they don't have to go through a duplicative process. it awe lo -- allowed five states to do that, one state took advantage of that, california. it's saving 30 months of delivery time. what we try to do in the house bill was the same t