>> liam: is it this thing with, uh, my dad and your mom? >> hope: uh... >> liam: wyatt? something happen between you two?

i mean, you'll use any situation to reconnect with hope. >> liam: wyatt, do you -- [ laughs ] do you have any idea what an eye-opener this has been for hope? do you? >> wyatt: what i get is is that

out. >> quinn: go ahead, liam. you put your hands on me and see what happens. >> liam: quinn, do you think i'm afraid of you? i know why you're here. you're here to damage contro for your son, get me to back off. it's not gonna happen. there is nothing you can do or say that will make me give up on hope. nothing. >> hope: [ sighs ] out of control. >> wyatt: huh. that is definitely how i would describe liam's behavior. i mean, kidnapping you, stealing my camper? but it's okay 'cause we're back in the office, safe and sound. >> hope: not pregnant.

it had nothing to do with liam. >> hope: but he was still affected by it.hink it jusmade him realize the finality of the situation, because if we were gonna have a baby, then... there was no chance of us getting back together. >> wyatt: i was kind of hoping that's where things stood. >> hope: liam... you know, liam is still invested. >> wyatt: well, more importantly, are -- are you?

. >> liam: i'm, uh, glad you're here. uh -- i wanted to call you last night, but i restrained myself. >> hope: well, it was pretty late when i got back to my mom's, so... >> liam: yeah. so, how'd it go with wyatt? i'm sure he wasn't too happy. >> hope: [ sighs ] well, we were, you know, dating exclusively for months, and now we're not. i'm -- i'm seeing you, too. >> liam: yeah, something my brother obviously was not counting on. >> hope: no, but the pregnancy scare brought a lot of things into focus for me. >> liam: and now you're doing what you need. >> hope: yeah, i am. you know that. [ sighs ] i'm just hoping that wyatt knows that, too.

... >> liam: just give me this chance.et me prove to you that we love each other enough to make this work. >> wyatt: he stole my truck, my trailer, and my girlfriend. >> quinn: you can't let him get away with this. >> wyatt: he already has! for the moment. >> quinn: they're at his place in malibu? >>

. >> hope: [ sighs ] liam, uh... >> liam: listen. if you come, great. but if you don't, i got to move on. >> quinn: liam is making his move. >> wyatt: [ sighs ] what else is new? >> quinn: if you're not careful, you are going to lose hope forever. >> wyatt: mom, hope and i are fine, okay? i can handle this without you. q

>> i don't see liam neeson as a whack job.e seems like a sensible guy. >>> coming up, pope francis kicks off holy week with sprayer and selfies. we'll take a look at the people's pontiff. first year on the job. next on "the five." ♪ >>> the week before easter, it began yesterday on palm sunday. pope francis marked the day with an off the cuff hom ily. the pontiff was the subject of an in-depth piece on "60 minutes." >> in the church that he dreams of looks like what? >> a missionary church that shows the mercy of god, a church that's not wagoning its finker at people, not scolding people, but is inviting people. walking with people, befriending people. he used the word sit i dell. he's called the church a field hospital after a battle. >> eric, you have a dwout catholic. how have you change this guy has brought? have you felt it and seen in your worship? >> everyone loves the pope. everyone loves this guy because the stories about -- and now "60 minutes" pointed out that the stories aren't quite true that he would get out and

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. >> hope: liam! oh, my god, what are you doing?t to talk to you. >> wyatt: what the...? hope! >> brooke: you didn't waste any time, did you? laying down the law to eric. >> katie: he's pushing ridge at you. i'm not just gonna stand by and let it happen. >> brooke: it was a business decision, katie. it doesn't affect you. >> katie: well, that's not true. because what affects ridge affects my relationship with him. i mean, i'm sure it's the same with you and bill, right? w

liam neeson says carriages belong in central park.ere i'm standing are yards from the tourist attraction. mayor deblasio came in office and promised to get rid of them. he wants to replace them with vintage electric cabs. polls say new yorkers better than 60% like this tradition. they like the carriage trade. they want it to stick around. one of those new yorkers is the actor liam neeson who says they are treated humanely. he urged mayor deblasio to meet with those who operate the handsome cabs and see the stables. you remember the old headline. liam, don't let horses be taken. you can see that movie, right? the white house says obamacare was a big success. should democrats celebrate that success or ignore it? >>> hostages and murder and multimillion dollar major league baseball player. diabetes, it'sh to keep life balanced. i don't always have time to eat like i should. that's why i like glucerna shakes. they have slowly digestible carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes. [male announcer] glucerna... at od, whatever business you're

i am a fellow here, and we are liam least to welcome dr. fox. he is a member of the british parliament. he has been there for 18 years. he was the shadow health secretary, shadow defense secretary, and when david cameron came into power, he was the defense secretary. that is what we are here to talk about today, one of the most damaging leaks in the history of american and british intelligence. did a fantastic piece in the wall street journal in which he said "edward snowden thinks of himself as a cyber age guer reality, he is a self publicizing narcissist. he did not propose to do anything legal, let's call treason by its name. powerful words. we are very pleased to have a doctor with us this morning. >> thank you. nice to be back. >> the former head of gchq called the snowden links the most catastrophic blow to british intelligence ever. what is your assessment of the damage that has been done by the leaks? to both our national security and yours. >> it is huge. you can see that on a number of different levels. about 58,000 pieces of very conf

so i do, do liam neeson. [ imitating liam neeson ] "there's a very specific way of speaking like that but if you don't, i'll find you. i do this for a living. i'll track you down, and i will kill you." [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: that's really wonderful. >> i didn't mean that personally. >> seth: no, no, i didn't take it personally. well, it's great. steve coogan, everybody! thank you so much for being here. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> seth: i've been a fan forever. it's really great to speak to you in person. "alan partridge" opens in theaters in new york and l.a. this friday. it's great. we'll be right back with the kratt brothers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ and you said no phones. the vacation you've been looking for is here. come and take it, universal orlando. introducing the new flatizit's on.bway! flatizza! super crispy flatbread topped with mozzarella, marinara...and made the way you say. subway you did it again. right now get two for only $5. subway. eat fresh. son:mom: just mix it with-o? water and let it sit. son: can we have some friends over? dad: yeah

liam on the little doggies you want to start a european union wide action things game was a big internet operators and to the monstrous and on barrack images of little group will cost so we can fight this digital passage and a vegetable but on the subject has it. the internet plays a huge role in new product line station. did they really possible to stop people from visiting the kind of fight for some experts the masters are not. he'd been caught trying to democracy and indeed in the pronunciation of and young people needing to the measures announced today will change anytime yes the critics suspect products containing complained i prefer nice to have as to the tooth fairy and and and friends. what's more they're supporting the rebels and hiking this arafat's regime. technically taking the same position as parents. the dolls has hardly even have the chops to cycle from last month's municipal elections on the political establishment here in france is already gearing up for next month's european elections. by the far right national front is once again find strong gains the concentrations o

the next liam rule them. father i meet a couple. jill and john daly. they plan to retire they went to thailand among many many places in the sale of this place. i'm very end in all regions of iraq. here are all pretending to be channeled through looking to build on what to go straight to some missing something well this was something. and about two to having a social formation. six we are saved so that's why tyler the case of jail. what happened to her. she was rescued dogs and uganda. here is intellectual. all flights were conducted. i'm four years later. um well it was all he was intentional somebody went on to. such a tragic tale. forbes made a consistent than she did. she was named the occasion of the year was the first person than on stage. to be a shame really big thing is a really special person. when you see her. his robots you want to remember. she went to the time to retire. now i know that's what's been written and lightening and it's interesting to see and it's as if a woman mail since it's been nice. it's amazing that it will destroy the i

. >> liam: [ sighs ] >> carter: babe, you never cease to amaze me. i mean, your -- your passion.ou're so fiercely protective of aly, but -- but you know that she's a forrester, right? >> maya: so what? she's still naive and innocent and young, and she deserves protection. >> carter: from oliver? [ chuckles ] come on. he's not gonna hurt her. >> aly: so...it's okay... what i said? >> oliver: that you can't stop thinking about me?

>> liam: are you pregnant? >> bill: gonna be able to do this every day. you know how happy that makes me? >> brooke: [ chuckles ] it makes me happy, too. every morning, every noon, every night, every midday, every

captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> liam: [ sighs ] [ sighs ] [ knock on door, be there in a sec! hi. >> hope: hey. sorry, i should have, uh, called

. >> liam: hope logan. no, no, no, no, no. she can't be. [ paper crumples ] [ knock on door ]

final inspection of all the fun i had plenty of possession but lacked the cutting edge up front and liam msc failed to sparkle in the sixty eighth minute a stunning header from both the baby faced central defender by truck. the two sides level and it was game on and he got bail scored the winner in the eighty fifth minute after his blistering speed on the left wing tongue will sing them and traceable boring post but when thompson which she took with apple on them. i took phone the dollar initially looked to have feet of clay on his favourite surface of the hat to overcome an aspiring stopped to overcome the russian qualifier ten was given to the leaking on to college. on the twenty nine match winning streak on clay went to nail down. isn't his first in the first set then found his mojo to win six for six one and go into the third round . the except make the mind of the invincibility of the defense or when he's on song. the czech went down to six one six two thrashing about with this monster in less than a mile. it was in imperious form clubbing shopping and sitting like a dream to place

the fight in new york got new life tuesday when liam nielsen penned an op-ed in "the times" arguing against the carriage ban. >>> if you're looking at the calendar, it is april 16th. there is snow on the ground in detroit to show you. not only that, the motor city got nearly three inches, that breaks a 133-year-old record for total snowfall in a year. the last time they had a winter this snowy, james garfield was president. did you know james garfield was the president, bill? yeah, of course you did. not much relief down south either. here's a look at snowfall in knoxville, tennessee. a dusting covering up some of the budding flowers there. you know, bill karins, knoxville, you can go skiing pretty close to there. >> yeah, in the smoky mountains. not in mid-april. >> i tell you. it's just so strange. >> yeah. it's been a roller-coaster ride. >> we'll take it, though. >> marquette, michigan, this morning, negative one. >> holy moly. >> that's their temperature. can you imagine that? >> midwest. >> latest it's ever happened in that area of the country for negative temperatures. we mentioned h

the fight in new york, though, got new life on tuesday when liam neeson penned an op-ed in the "times" arguing against the carriage ban. >>> shifting gears. let's get the latest in sports. ready on deck. the one and only richard lui. >> i was thinking about runaway carriages that's like you shopping on a saturday afternoon, right? >> yeah, right. >> good day to you again, betty. tuesday, baseball players to all the league paid homage to the league's first black player. honoring jackie robinson. cleats and jerseys had this famous 42. jackie robinson day celebrations began in 2004. >>> new york's carmelo anthony could be done as a knick. he sat out yesterday's game, betty, he tore his shoulder and will miss the season finale. team doctors says he won't need surgery. new york still wins the game 109-98. >>> portland's damian leonard and the jab here is part of what espn says is a $100 million sponsorship deal. >> just picked up some gear from foot locker. look good, play good. burgers are ready. >> she is the the all-time leader in all shots. yeah, talking about brittney griner. she did

then liam a fox talking about surveillance and privacy issues. been p.j. crowley will discuss the u.s. image overseas. over 35 years, c-span brings public affairs event from washington, directly to you. putting you in a room at congressional hearings, white has immense, briefings, and conferences. and offering complete gavel-to-gavel coverage of the u.s. house, all as a public service of private industry. we are c-span, created by the cable tv industry 35 years ago and brought to it as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. watch us in hd, like a fun facebook, and follow us on twitter. lookss morning, don lee ahead to the federal reserve move on monetary policy. then annie snyder will discuss a proposal from the epa that would amend the clean water act to give jurisdiction over streams and wetlands. study thata new shows 18% of adults with internet access have important information stolen last year. we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington journal" is next. host: a lot of internatio

dr.re pleased to welcome liam fox. he is member of the british parliament and has served there for 18 years. he was the shadow foreign secretary and shadow defense secretary and became the actual defense secretary and served with distinction in that role. robust champion of defense and a champion of the men and women in the american and british intelligence services who does much to protect us from terror and foreign dangers. that is what we're here to talk about. one of the most damaging leaks in the history of american and british intelligence. he declared edward snowden thinks of himself as a cyber age really warrior but in reality he is a self publicizing narcissist. limit not attempt to damage. let us call treason by his name -- it's name. we are pleased to have him here this morning. >> thank you. gchq calledead of the snowden lakes the most britishphic loss to intelligence ever. what is your assessment of the to bothhat has done and our national security and yours? >> i think it is huge and you can see it at a n

you're team liam all the way. >> bill: well, just call me switzerland. how about that?remaining neutral. >> quinn: why don't you throw some support to wyatt? let him know how it feels to have a father's unconditional love for once in his life. and that is not a suggestion, by the way. wyatt needs certain things from you, and i am gonna make damn sure he gets them. >> hope: [ sighs ] >> brooke: there you are. >> hope: hey, mom. >> brooke: it was all i codo

my name is liam neeson, and i believe that number should be zero. believe in zero. join the effort. visit unicefusa.org. and if everything in the standings stay the same, t'l have a f >> two weeks from now, the sharks will begin their elusive quest for lord stanley's cup and if everything in the standings stays the same, they will have a first round date with the la kings. the two battle it out at the tank. they combine for 84 checks. all the shots from la. what else is new? sharks down 1-0. joe pavelski screens the king's goalie. didn't see it. shoots and scores, the game is tied. logan couture jumps on the loose puck. that is the game winner folks. sharks beat the so cal rivals 2- 1 and they are one point behind anaheim. defense a little shaky for the as . alberto callaspo. down 2-1. yoenis cespedes goats out of the field. puts swine the gap. an rbi triple. bottom 12. coco sends the crowd home. a walk off home run to give the as a victory handing the mariners their first loss of the year. oh. oh. it is cold out there to get something like that, isn't it? as win 3-2. >>> a swarm of

liam officials denounced the ukraine. the lesion is aimed at destroying the country's ideology and social system. the mosque we weren't meant to be a mention of human milk means to communicate monday. mom did you really use all its judicial mechanisms to punish those responsible for human rights violations. on the issue be a part to the international criminal court. pretty cool that he she will touch you. japan's air self defense force scrambled fighter jets record number of times against chinese aircraft for the second consecutive year your self defense force pilots perform at the hundred can make emergency teacups in response to possible territorial intrusions by foreign aircraft. it's the first time in twenty four years that the member has topped eight hundred more than half are in response to chinese planes up about one hundred ten from the previous year. such responses have increased since japan nationalize the sake of violence in the east china sea two years ago. china and taiwan claimed the islands japan's governme

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liam country is to get real taking between vietnam and thailand just entering still the best reason. ruby's evening beings he's come to maintain the body's use of gdp in hours. the japanese business community has become increasingly interested in laos in recent years. it offers high quality and inexpensive labor. we want to continue supporting japanese companies investing in the country laos has been going to teach and due in part two and a rapid rise in wages in neighboring town. i did today. ponson idea to set some random thoughts. drink lots of pounds in just a country. a growing number of japanese companies with production bases in thailand i'm now looking to set up bases and sweat to spread out the outrage now with. shim nice to be up running and investment sunday to monday helping out the date on things. he shows to expectations for increased investments from japan announced on tuesday and im not that i want to have japanese companies. he's had with edgar and palau. i did tell she also has appealed a new dish i want to provide information on investment of ten teams in the count

that is if liam neeson has anything to say about it. >> listen to me carefully. >> reporter: the starthe movie "taken" becoming the face of a battle to keep horse-drawn carriages after making his case on "the daily show." >> you know, these organizations, they want to put out this -- all this false information about how the horses are treated. these guys treat the horses like their children. >> reporter: then, penning an op-ed. in "the new york times" arguing that quote, horses, much like humans, are at their happiest and healthiest when working. this weekend, proponents of the been focused on him. outside his apartment this weekend. singer pink to lea michele are supporters. >> the stalls lack adequate bedding. >> reporter: scenes like these stirring concern about the safety of horse-drawn karnlgs. >> what is the matter with you people? >> reporter: cities like london, paris and others have banned the practice. today in central park, many of the new yorkers we talked to hoping that they stay. >> one of those things you don't want to get rid of. it's like a landmark in the city. >> re

this is a boy liam was so cute leading economists expect the various unions the mutually beneficial economic conditions whites but phenomenon there more than three hundred of them today in the world common capital common market in the basin absence of customs barriers the european union also started from this point one times the lines of kazakhstan russia and the roos is done association in this context but experts are predicting it has a great future the foreign policy concept that can extend for two thousand fourteen to two thousand twenty was discussed yesterday because extent institute for strategic studies in oman to a new draft of the document was presented to the experts by the foreign minister tim on the base of the day context and foreign policy requires modernization and promotion of national interest of the principles of pragmatism especially in the frame of the lord scale long term targets at this tragic than two thousand fifty two nd to the thirty most competitive countries in the world does have a fundamentally new directions in the concept firstly the economic aspect becomes t

penalty kick goal and hit album the ecuador international gang share a few lines up with for cake liam brady the goalkeeper of likes of witty insight now baroness on the attack in the seventy third minute and seek with the crafting finish an acrobatic effort fifteenth in the life out in front like obama doctrine. and yes hehehe t t t t t t t him to bede flight point two cranes don't like. we leave you with them for the champions league action could result in on tuesday nights in the quarter finals meant that his afc and champions league action like true and real sporting died with you by what the. sch tgt. the us. i feel the region. isn't it. below we welcome it. all things considered on the twenty oh four to point out the results to claim the manufactured crisis in ukraine is drawing new mines and deploying new geopolitical realities others are just bits of things the old cold war and never really came to an end so does russia and the west do this

the air is cold hard about the middleware utensils which are made out so that pulled the marinade liam is to be absolutely clean. then they could be the most important swan said for just the moment and then it's put into another container was told to attend and you could use the utensil for us on our souls and we tried to cross into preparing the ceremonial tonight was the night to say to much of its rider was closed down put it in a way kids returned from a special text called the hot tub containing biblical stories and songs that deal also includes six different for each symbolizing different parts of the exodus story during cross into israel since holiday supplies to isolated jewish communities in much of the muslim world which is disturbing to divide into eight organizations crane in its western allies traded accusations that moscow to its emergency session at the un security council the key of government alongside on that in washington says the kremlin is behind the unrest in east ukraine which is seen on to prove russian activists seized government buildings in several towns. my

liz: it was the tough day for liam cent. indices will be below the 1% marco above 1% loss but what is being hit the hardest? the russell 2000 that goes across the board. that goes into the bigger names stocks when the russell 2000 aside add up to that. liz: must talk about names. pfizer's stock is trading

and liam. and -- anyone -- >> jimmy: you don't love one direction.t kieren. >> jimmy: i made that one up. >> kieren? >> jimmy: have you met harry? >> no. >> jimmy: would you look to or give him the oprah treatment. you are rude and have to go sit in the corner. >> i feel like harry, i play it cool. i mean -- i -- i would turn into like a 14-year-old. >> jimmy: what does your boyfriend think about the fascination with one direction? >> well, strangely enough the only reason i am aware of one direction is because -- max migella and dillon o'brien introduced me to their music. you would think they would not look it. but, yeah, that's the reason. >> jimmy: introduced you to their music. an interesting way of putting it. yeah. like, what did you guys do, go to the mall? is that how you were introduced. >> we were on a party bus. ironically. >> jimmy: babysitting. >> i'd babysit one direction anyday. >> jimmy: how long in your opinion. and "house of cards" released the first season in one shot. released the whole second season the i don't want to say too m

liam neeson is big on keeping the horses there. a lot of democrats, the members, say, we were lied to by mayor de blasio. the horses are treated well. >> i live near where they take the horses. i have walked past those stables. and it smells better than my apartment i can tell you that, one. and, two, i've used those rides myself for purposes of seeing the park. i think they're great. >> for seeing the park. >> lovely at night. the last thing is, the police have horses and go around the city. nobody's complaining about that. >> so you have your own fillies, so to speak. >> so to speak. >> eric, guess what they're replacing the horses with, the mayor says? electric cars. your favorite. >> get out of here. really? >> yes. they don't exist. >> can i take the other side of this? this clearly is the liberal war on the small business. i get it, the outrage. >> get in line! >> i am an animal lover and i have so much pity for these horses. >> why? >> they like their jobs. >> look, take a very close look at them. >> i lived across the stree

liam, help. >> jimmy: in a way you were, taken to the modeling. >> exactly. >> jimmy: that's crazy.which is, is that, is that your dream? something that you always wanted to do? >> i am so happy i am acting now. it's crazy when i first started modeling. i thought, i was just trying to figure it out by myself. no one was really, go this path or go that way. so i assumed that acting would be the same way. but, cameron and leslie took meened their arms showed me the way and they supported me every single step. i am really lucky to have those friend. >> jimmy: not camaraderie and helpfulness in the world of modeling much more in acting. >> i didn't have it. >> you were alone. people were barging in. taking you places you didn't want to go. >> exactly. exactly. in acting, i wanted to be there. we filmed in, manhattan, bahamas, and hamptons. i was like, i'm in. sign me up. >> jimmy: you are very young you. turn 21 since the last time you were here. >> yeah, on the movie set. >> jimmy: on the movie set. did you have a party? a big thing? i would imagine diddy would throw you a party or som

liam fox, a member of the british parliament. he was the shadow foreign secretary, shadow defense secretary, and then when cameron came into power, became the actual defense secretary. he was the champion of a robust national defense and a champion of the american men and women intelligence services. that is what we're here to talk about today, one of the most damaging leaks in the history of american and british intelligence. dr. fox had a fantastic piece yesterday in which he declared edward snowden thinks of himself as a girl a warrior, but in reality he is a narcissist. he did not expose anything illegal, did not attempt to limit any damage. that us call treason by its -- let us call treason by its name. we are pleased to welcome you this morning. >> thank you. glad to be back. >> the former head of dchq, called the snowden leaks the tot catastrophic loss british intelligence ever. what is your assessment of the damage that has been done and to both our national security and yours? >> it is huge and you can see it at a number

>> this weekend on c-span, former defense secretary liam fox on edward snowden, government surveillancegrams, and privacy issues this morning at 10:00 eastern. and on booktv, from texas the san antonio book festival including authors and panels on the stories that shape san antonio. and the nsa, big brother, and democracy. also today starting at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. and on american history tv tour the nsa's national cryptologic museum and learning about the making and breaking of secret codes and their role in u.s. history sunday at 6:00 and 10:00 p.m. on c-span3. >> for over 35 years, c-span brings public affairs washington directly to you putting you in , the room at congressional hearings, white house events briefings, and conferences, and offering complete gavel-to-gavel coverage of the u.s. house -- all as a public service of private industry. we are c-span -- created by the cable tv industry 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. watch us in hd, like us on facebook, and follow us on twitter. "washington journal" cont

liam and katherine stopped to visit a military base there meeting family and staff.art of their tour, which will continue over the easter weekend and into next week. well, more than two dozen planes and at least 120 vessels are taking part in the search for the survivors of the south korean disaster. >> reporter: the two large inflatables behind me are really the only sign of where this sunken ferry is. you wouldn't know it was there if it weren't for the sheer number of vessels. i counted 14u6789 warships down to the small private fishing vessels. everybody wants to be involved if there is any chance they know of finding survivors. the two helicopters i saw earlier, the floatable massive cranes are here as well. but they're not a part of this operation at this point and we do foe there are drooifrs divers right now trying to get inside this submerged vessel to see if they can find any survivors at all. one thing we are noticing as well in the past hour is an oil slick on the top of the water and a very strong smell of oil in some areas. it is not clear this is actua

. >> without that money, she won't be able to help kids like liam whose lives were turned around at fenger and now plan to go to college. >> my dream is to work in an office. i know that sounds crazy. i want to be the kind of person that wakes up in the morning kiss my wife and go to work. i watch movies and see people doing that and man, that's what i want to do. >> for many people that's an obtainable dream. but in engelwood too many kids don't live long enough for it to come true. >> no one on this board is over 25. there's 25 and under on this board. >> pete left for college as scheduled. >> i'm real proud. i'm a single mother of three. it was hard with a teenager boy, but he had it together. >> see y'all. >> lee never made it to college. >> lee fell off the radar. that's very concerning. when you start to name off the kids that have graduated that didn't the get off to college, you take off the names of different kids that have passed away. >> lee mccallum. >> we had a lot built around lee. he was attached to us. he graduated and we have the safety net of him being in the school but h

liz: it was the tough day for liam cent. david: all other indices will be below the 1% marco above 1% loss but what is being hit the hardest? the russell 2000 that goes across the board. that goes into the bigger names stocks when the russell 2000 aside add up to that. liz: must talk about names. pfizer's stock is trading lower after early stage test results of the new breast cancer drug it is well into trials but fell short of the sky-high expectations. david: sun pharmaceuticals by a is a rifle valued at 3.$2 billion excluding dead makes it the fifth biggest generic drug company in the world. liz: stocks are surging with an 18% today. it is being acquired by the irish company at 5.$6 billion. kress store is lucrative. david: all the irish company's. shares of the private equity led by larry fink fell after the company announced admit to reshuffle. they will remain with the firm for years to come. liz: credit suisse could have a new investigation into how would helped wealthy americans avoided paying u.s. taxes. new york st

liam corcoran drove his grandson to the jewish community center to join in a sing competition. 14 years old. he was a high school freshman, reat was, as you will hear in this video. ♪ oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed at -- >> his mother had this to say about the death of her son and her father -- >> i prayed and prayed and prayed that he would survive. but i've later found out why he didn't. i know they both died from head trauma and i feel confident from what i heard that they didn't feel anything. they didn't know it was coming. they were ambushed. so it's going to be really hard and i wanted to tell people that last night at the vigil. this isn't easy. >> reat's uncle also spoke about his nephew and father and why he is not wasting time thinking about the shooter. >> it takes no character to do what was done. takes no strength of character. it takes no backbone. it takes no ethics. all it takes is an idiot with a gun. so there's no need to focus on that. >> and that's why we are not focusing on that and not using the killer's name t

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joining me now, liam rhoden, sports columnist and author of "40 million dollar slaves." bill, i thought about your book and thought about that title and thought donald sterling had read it and interpreted it as a proactive model that he was sort of explicitly endorsing in that conversation that is alleged to be him on the tape. >> or maybe, chris, maybe he was testing it, you know. you know, i've got a lot of comments about the book which back when i wrote it, people were come on, guys are making $40 million, how can they be slaves? the whole point of the book is about power. is that wealth doesn't always equate with power. you have a league with a lot of well-paid guys but the question is who pays you? if somebody can afford to pay 15 of you $10 million, how much money are they making? and so i think this is a very interesting point and a lot of things. people wondering what are the players going to do? what can the players do? some people said the protest wasn't enough. you know, there are a lot of my colleagues who would like to see something more dramatic. you know,