>> lindsey: ok ! i wanted to fight for my country but i didn't think it's gonna be like that seeing your fellow marines in body bags and having to clean up the mess i've seen the aftermath of explosions. it's pretty sad. especially, when you lose somebody that was a friend . it's pretty hard to deal with. >> becky: i draw out to 29 palms to meet her. and i can see when she got off the bus the difference in her. i could see whole change in her face and... i know she was scared and she wouldn't let me go and i just knew it was something had happened and how the whole person i knew had changed ... i just felt it. >> lindsey: that morning i got back from iraq. i got out so i kind a felt alone coming, back to the civilian world. i didn't have that discipline and time schedule like i had in marine corp. i mean i worked but ... sorta drank a lot. on my worst binge, i locked myself in a room with a bottle of tylenol pm and bottles of jack daniels and beer and just not leaving my room for maybe not three days

. >> 8-year-old lindsey radcliffe is remarkable. as a rare genetic condition cowled progeria, her passion for life is undenial. >> there you go. >> lindsey discovered a store where fashionable clothes actually fit her tiny frame. on this shopping trip, she is in for quite a surprise. >> we have an amazing surprise and today we are giving you a shopping spree. everything you picked out today goes home free on us. and we just want to tell you how thankful and blessed we have to feel you today. >> with tears in their eyes, mom and dad know if statistics home true, time with lindsey is precious and moments like these will turn into lifelong memories. >> everything here is for me. >> and how does that make you feel? >> good. >> they are making my little girl happy. that's all that i need. diagnosed as a baby, lindsey is one of 70 children in the united states living with progeria. her playful skip is stopped by the painful arthritis that is attacking her joints. often children lose all their hair and as their hearts give out, the life ex

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lindsey bell is with us tonight. the yield on the ten year bond dropped today. does this represent a bubble in bond prices. >> -- the interest rates have declined. they went from 2.4% to below 2% today. the reason for that is bays european concerns reemerged. we heard from corporate america, and we got mixed economic data from the u.s. they're driving prices up come yields down. >> tom: we have seen this for a long time. better part of 30 years the bonds yields flowing from the double digit highs from the early 80s. a lot of folks are talking about a bond market bursting. not whether or not it happens but when does it happen. >> that's right. this isn't a new story. we have seen this over 30 years. over the past 30 years we saw interest rates on the ten year go from 15% down to nearly zero right now. so, the bond markett has really been able to return -- has been able to give investors a return of 8% to 9% over the last 30 years because interest rates were declining and that tphrubg stew aeutsz the bond. >> tom: sure. >> now the fed has committed to leaving inte

but lindsey murphy had that cash, he's in madison square garden. crazy atmosphere. how well inside for the games after game seven? >> reporter: ross, i can come up with a couple words to describe it. mad, frustrated, sad, upset, all of the above. that's what the capitals were feeling. they didn't bring their best game to game seven. they had seven playoff losses this post season. six were by one goal. the most painful and hurtful one was tonight against the rangers. >> this one is really tough. it's because i really like the way we play. i really liked our style of game and i thought we were a very difficult team to play against. everyone had aspirations of something greater than happened here tonight. it's tough to fall a little short. it's tough. still proud of our guys and how they competed. >> we are all proud of how we played, but we said it from day one and you know, we want to win. we don't want to just be happy about the way we play. we want to win and if you don't win, then you're not happy. >> reporter: it's really tough to hear those guys talking like tha

. >>> actor george lindsey perhaps best known as the grinning gruber on the andy griffith -- grinning goober on the andy griffith show. he died under in nashville after a brief undisclosed illness. he spent more than 30 years playing that happy gas station attendant goober pyle on the andy griffith show and its successor mayberry rfd. in the 1990 interview lindsey said he was supposed to play the role of gomer pyle, a role that ultimately went to jim neighbors. >> i was supposed to be gomer and i got the job and they saw jim working at a nightclub over the weekend and hired him. >> lindsey had holes on the popular tv shows -- roles on the popular tv shows heehaw. >>> one of the largest fundraisers in the country in the fight against brain cancer. >> money is always the thing that's necessary. brain cancer is really tough to cure. i don't know what else to say, just an answer for my little ones. >> thousands running and walking today for a good cause. >> and will the cloudy cool weather today linger into monday? your update just ahead. every day potentially harmful germs can collect on

our guest host, larry lindsey, president and ceo of the lindsey group. where did you get that name?t up. >> good. former director of the equity council. up a little over a quarter of a percent after a good day yesterday in spite of the -- ooh, 33.12 now on facebook. 33.12 to 33.16 on facebook. >> as joe just pointed out, it was a very rough start to the week for facebook. those shares just yesterday alone down 11%. that was on the second day of trading. as he mentioned this morning, it's getting close to the point of testing the 33 handle on this. down -- dare we say it, could we see a 32? >> i don't know what to say about this. i'm afraid to say anything. do you know what ipo stands for? >> what? >> no. >> a guy just sent this in to me and i already forgot what it was but it's pretty good. hold on a second, "it's probably overpriced." >> i like that. we can use that in the future. >> this one might have been. >> that's certainly the early indication. >> i don't know. it's just -- someone's going to say it does have some value somewhere, right? >> oh, sure. >> the question is -- >>

lindsey murphy is in new york.  >>> greetings from new york.indsey murphy n about an hour, the capitals will be in new york life. they will face the rangers, game 7 right here at madison square garden at 7:30. the team was here bright and early this morning in midtown manhattan. >> tonight, alex ovechkin, braden holtby and the caps will play their most important game of the season. it's a winner take all. >> it's still the morning, you get out, have a good pregame skate and hopefully you feel good. you take it all n you enjoy, this enjoy the media. when you come tonight, it's more excite. >> i don't think we're going to be like, you know, very, very excited right now. when the game started, you know, we're going to be focusing. >> there will be no surprises tonight. neither team has won back-to- back games in the series and five of the six games have been decided by one goal. >> i expects it to be the same way the series has gone. it's going to be pretty close probably. you know, they're going to try to push early on and we're going to have to

i especially enjoyed lindsey's about empathy. i thought that it really spoke tot values of the school's communication. it really spoke to applying the tools that we've learned in a socially conscious way and i really appreciate that. >> who is she? >> she is an undergraduate student graduating today as well. >> what is your degree in today? >> my degree is in foreign language. and communication media. >> what will you do with that? >> well, it's funny you should ask. i actually have a dance minor and i'm planning to pursue dance professionally in the d.c. area. i'm also interested in pursuing arts administration so public relations and marketing for arts organizations. hopefully dance companies. >> how about student loans? do you have any that you're responsible for sflr i actually have no students loans. i'm very, very lucky that my parents have supported me so heavily and so i'm going out into the world a free woman. >> i'm sarah from new hampshire. >> and so what did you think of today's commencement speakers? >> i thought it

and down in columbia, south carolina, senator lindsey graham. senator warner, first to you, what went through your mind when you heard speaker boehner say what he said this week? >> it felt like groundhog day. you know, we saw what happened when the speaker last year played, in effect, debt ceiling roulette. he almost blew up the whole economy and the notion with fiscal turmoil going on in europe right now, that he would try to say we're going to draw this bright line again, and kind of "my way or the highway" approach. i think it's incredibly irresponsible. the fact is, i agree with senator mcconnell. we've got to take on this debt issue. we've got to recognize $16 trillion in debt, $4 event 5 billion a day we add to it but it's going to take a balanced plan, like simpson-bowles, like our gang of six, that has revenue and entitlement reform and the notion that it will be done on one side of the balance sheet with spending cuts only, there's no responsible out there that has looked at this problem that says you have to do both. >> schieffer: sen

. >> lindsey, i know that you raised your hand earlier. >> don't wa to -- want to -- in listening, i was inspired, actually, by geoff's remarks. i was actually inspired by some of geoff's comments about secure seat at the table and thinking about a panel i sat on at the world bank spring meetings organized by the u.n. millennium campaign. and so this was civil society, talking about how it was going to influence the mgds. and we had a representative from a south-based organization talking about, you know, a global campaign that was going to go to every village and they were going to influence, you know, everything of the u.n. process. and we had a european who was very right spaced in terms of what the mgds ought to look like. i was the crabby american who said, well, we can't talk about this until after our election, and i'm just curious as to -- i see just a huge energy and a huge expectation, particularly around the lending development goals, but i don't perceive these institutions as having the capacity to deal with that multilayered energy, both the people that they're used to w

lindsey passioned away after a brief illness.e was 83. >> tell you what, it was pretty tough to beat the weather today. i see you're wearing giants colors. >> i wish i was at the game. it was so nice out there today especially closer to the coastline. temperatures were a little warm on our inland valley, 88 in pleasanton, 86 napa, 84 livermore, but closer to the coastline temperatures were in the 70s. so it was certainly more pleasant. as we head into tomorrow, we're not getting much relief. temperatures are going to hit low 90s in places like antioch and pleasanton, 86 san jose, 87 sun somewhere i veil, 75 in san francisco. -- sunnyvale, 75 in san francisco. it will stay warm the next couple days. our sea breeze winds return to the forecast tuesday afternoon, could see late fog along the coastline and wednesday more widespread in the morning and temperatures will drop off several degrees wednesday afternoon as a result of that fog. >> that's it for us. we'll be back at 11:00. see you then. bye bye. [ mom ] to me, chex is not jus

let's talk more about this with lindsey german to stop the war coalition she joins us live now from london. hi there everybody thanks for taking the time we with this hamad karzai says he's got the security situation in afghanistan the control of but you know you look at the other way we hear these fresh and ongoing reports of violence all the time do you think this really is the case i think it is completely wrong for hamad karzai to claim that he has the situation under control he has to say that but everybody knows are a large part of the country which are not under his control and the left are rising the number of deaths of truth is also rising and the strategy of the west which is to train the police the afghan police and army to take over supposedly in twenty forty seems to me in tatters given that many of the deaths of british and american soldiers in recent months have been cause precisely by the police and members of the police and of the army so i think it is it is really whistling in the dark to pretend that this is the case and of course we'll have much more of this nato summit

i'm lindsey murphy.a little over 24 hours away from game seven between the capitals and rangers. the caps are now in manhattan. they held a practice this morning before flying into town later this afternoon. let's flash back to wednesday night. that's when the capitals won an elimination game for the second time in these playoffs. they defeated the bruins and followed that up with a 2-1 victory to force another winner take all game seven, which is tomorrow night right here in new york. today before the caps left, the players were asked about another must win game. >> it's a big game. there's no hiding. confidence in the room and you get excited about going out and feel you are climbing up a huge hill and it's going to be tough. you don't feel that. the game is winable, you're excited to get out there. >> everybody is fired up about this. it's a huge, huge day. it would be nice to play at home, but it's fun to go there and play and try to beat those guys. >> rookie goalie has made the most of his opportun

. >>> we learned today that george lindsey has died.n 1962, he lost out on what was supposed to be a one-episode role playing gomer pyle on the "andy griffith show." jim neighbors got the job. two years later he landed the role of goober pyle, going on to play the same character for an amazing three decades, first on andy griffith and later on mayberry rfd and hee-haw. george lindsey was 83 years old. >>> a sad note to report about a popular attraction in washington. the national christmas tree has died and was cut down this weekend. federal officials say the blue spruce succumbed to transplant shock. it came from a farm in new jersey and was planted near the white house a year ago. a replacement has been identified in colorado, and will be brought to washington this fall. >>> it was a big weekend for hollywood superheroes. they smashed a box office record on their way to saving the world. "the avengers" raked in just over $200 million, by far the biggest opening weekend of all time. that's more than $30 million ahead of the previous re

lindsey bell is an investment analyst at the street.com. certainly initial shareholders have to be disappoint bid the share price, but is it fair to call the initial public offering of facebook a disappointment overall? >> well, certainly it's going to depend on the perspective that you're looking at. i would say that if you, you should first look at the perspective of facebook and the selling shareholders, they're the ones that hired morgan stanley and the other banks to sell the site's ipo, help them raise money, help them create a little more lick quidity, and they raised $16 billion, it's the third largest ipo in a while. and i think that's the sign of success. but like you said -- >> tom: the investment bankers accurately had an assessment of supply and demand so, you didn't see a first big day pop. so in terms of insider selling, they didn't leave any money on the table. >> no, they didn't leave any money on the table certainly you saw that the stock closed on friday at 38.23, but i would say just be careful with that because the stoc

. >> quick answer to lindsey. you know, lindsey, i think that there's been pretty good progress, actually, in the big international institutions. maybe the u.n. is more mixed. but i think even the the trend is very positive at making them more of what bob zoellick calmed if not networked institutions, at least networkable institutions. you know, the openness around data, the willingness to engage. these are not going to be cool, hip, 21st century institutions. i'm sorry. you know, they are what they are. they tend to look at new problems from the perspective of, you know, if what you've got is a hammer, everything looks like a nail. and, you know, there's still -- that's still the kind of process, and there is strength to that because there is strength of expertise and focus and seriousness rather than, you know, a butterfly quality. and i think one should not understood value that. but i think these are institutions that are now much more harnessable to what the world needs, much more open to influence, much more

we have sam and i see lindsey. >> is since no hands are jumping up, i figured i couldn't resist. we have a globalized economy. to what extent are we, both in terms of fiscal policy, our development policy actually engaging in the type of multilateral world that many of us would like to see. so we often focus on developing world as here's a skill set from the north to the global south. but i think the less sons of greece and spain and toward this fiscal situation in this country, to what extent is there potentially contagion from the north that might be a problem both to grow prosperity but also to multilateralists. >> who wants to take that? okay. >> there are several things that spring to mind. one of them is trade policy. you know, the fact is after the indian ocean tsunami, the united states provides something in the neighborhood of at least initially, something in the neighborhood of $800 million, $900 million to the affected countries. in the same time through its textile policy it's taking away in a sense $1.8 billion in what could have been profits from textile industries

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>>> andy griffith show, george lindsey, died. he played goober on the show. it was a role he repleased later on hee haw. he was 83 years old. >>> news edge is coming right now. >>> thanks for staying with us. i'm maureen umeh. a father has admitting to shooting and killing his son. it happened at the apartment the men shared in gaithersburg. john henrehan reports. >> reporter: the park lane apartment complex east of gaithersburg nowadays is generally a pretty quiet place. [ no audio] this is the shooting incident that happened saturday night around 8:45. a domestic dispute broke out between a father and his adult son in a third floor apartment. >> we apologize for the technical problems. >>> moving on, fairfax county police are trying to find a man who ran over a woman on the street friday. her head was crushed when an suv drove over here. investigators believe she had gotten out of her car and argued with the suv driver in the street. happened around 11:30 friday morning. it's not clear what the argument was about or whether they knew each other. >>> a fatel

and in this case there are the usual suspects involved that's right our old pals joseph lieberman lindsey graham and john mccain they took to the op ed pages of the wall street journal an effort to scare the bejesus out of americans to do them and to marching headlong towards another military conflict as the three wrote the following given the iranian regime's longstanding pattern of deceptive and illicit conduct we believe that it cannot be trusted to maintain enrichment or reprocessing activities on its territory for the foreseeable future at least until the international community has been fully convinced that iran has decided to abandon any nuclear weapon ambitions we are very far from that point. ok but let's be honest when it comes to this trio it would take an actual miracle for them to be convinced of anything especially that war is not always the answer these three said their constant favorite aling seems a little bit like some terrible form of deja vu right like a recurring nightmare that doesn't go away even when you flip the pill up. i believe that saddam hussein presents a cl

her letters are kind of cool. >> lindsey's hot. have you seen her naked? oh, my god. mean? it's there. i dig her. >> she's going to look great behind my hiney, oh, my god. whoo! >> she makes me blush. am i blushing now? >> a little bit. >> a little bit? >> coming up -- >> i'm kind of bummed. >> tami butcher gets bad news. >> i threw a temper tantrum. i came out and go noooo! >> and donald stokes says his good-byes. >> waiting for that chance to grab the rest of my things and head on down the road. it could be any time now. but it seems like every minute has taken hours.e tourism season in years. in florida we had more suntans... in alabama we had more beautiful blooms... in mississippi we had more good times... in louisiana we had more fun on the water. last season we broke all kinds of records on the gulf. this year we are out to do even better... and now is a great time to start. our beatches are even more relaxing... the fishing's great. so pick your favorite spot on the gulf... and come on down. brought to you by bp and all of us who call the gulf home. ♪ power su

john mccain, lindsey graham. in syria rather.able and lindsey graham saying we have to bomb syria. i sought ross lateman and some others saying we have to arm the rebels in syria. are you ready? getting out of iraq getting out of afghanistan. so are you ready to bogo into sir were? >> the question e this is an important one. a lot of criticism of president obama because he is not sending troops. he is not sending articles to syria. should he? what's in the best interest of the united states? 866-55-press. 866-5577377. >> this is the bill press show. in 2012 alone. go to our website, current.com. up next it's out to the campaign trail. a surprising new poll, and that's next right here inside "the war room." >> we're not through just yet, mr. vice president. >> they're swimming against the ♪♪ ♪ >> listen and watch the bill press show on your favorite radio station and now on current tv. this is the bill press show. welcome to the spin room. >> how about it? thirteen minutes before the top of the hour. increasing calls for president

. >>> making news now at 5:10, actor george lindsey, best known as gobber on the andy griffith show, has died after a short illness. george lindsey was 83 years old. >>> today investigators may learn the exact cause of death of a groomer at churchill downs, the man's body was found after the kentucky derby inside a barn at the famous racetrack. police believe the death is not directly link to the derby, but they do believe the groomer was murdered. >>> two american hikers detained in iran and accused of spying three years ago are now husband and wife. shane bar and sarah shore tied the knot. josh fatal served as best man. >>> sons, daughters, husbands, dads, this is your six day warning. mother's day, this sunday. if you would like different ideas to help mom feel special, stay tuned. we have a mommy makeover. >>> there will be no guessing this year. redskins coach mike shanahan officially named his starting quarterback. >>> and next, howard says the sun may possibly return in the 7-day forecast. we'll let you know when. keep it here. >>> good morning, welcome back to 9news now. it i

lindsey. >> reporter: greetings from new york. the capitals are in town now.held a morning skate this morning before hopping on a plane to get here to the big apple. so tonight, it will be a night of r and r. hopefully they'll get good food before deciding game search tomorrow. i spent the afternoon with steve williams in new york and we did a little shopping. when in new york, there's no better place to be than midtown at the nhl powered pli reebok store. >> so i take it you're a rangers fan. >> i am. actually, my son is. we're from florida and he is a huge ranger fan. >> can i interest you in this one? >> heck no. >> why not? >> i think red and capitals would be a perfect color for you. if you had to pick between the rangers and caps tomorrow, who is it going to be? >> caps. >> that was easy. it's that easy to pick that? >> oh yeah. >> rangers, rangers, rangers. too many ranger stuff. caps. caps. caps. caps. i have no idea if this is a sign or an omen, but lord stanley, hanging with the caps jerseys today. how do you feel about tomorrow's deciding game seven

but lindsey says she's still a satisfied customer.ve you had any health problems that you could say had to do with the implants? >> no. i've had not any health problems. >> reporter: not all implant patients have done as well as timmy jeanne lindsey. the fda says that as many as one in five silicone implant recipients needs to have them replace within ten years. and even if we don't invite trouble, our breasts go looking for it. >> the breasts are the most visible part of what women define as being female. and they are the most vulnerable organ to cancer in a woman's body. >> i've been in practice for over 20 years taking care of women with breast cancer. >> reporter: this doctor, a breast cancer specialist at philadelphia's medical center, says breast cancer cases have doubled since the 1940s. yes, we're getting better at finding it but there's more to it than that. breasts soak up toxins. there are a lot more toxins out there now. >> hormones in beef and dairy products. preservatives in fragrances that can have hormonal effects. the

it held true for gave seven as well. >> lindsey, we'll come back to you later in the show. the caps, sadly this season is over for now. but again, a great game tonight and we think that, you know, maybe this is the start of something big? maybe home ice next year. >> they gave the fans are thrill. >> all right, great series. >> thanks a lot. >> cap fans need going into this one was going to be tough. no team had ever beaten the rangers in game seven in their house. die hard cap fans packed the house to watch history in the making, or so they thought. fox 5's audrey barnes was right there with them. >> the capitals playoff run has sent the red line d.c. sports bar soaring into the black. the crowds have gotten bigger with every win. >> the mayoffs have been amazing for business. it wakes up the city, makes everything alive and increases profits by 50%, if not more. >> the star going down 1-0, 92 seconds into the game, didn't phase the die hard. >> a lot of time left. >> the caps haven't trailed going into the third period and any of their 14 playoff games. but these fans saw

a trial on the 9/11 attacks >> george lindsey spent 30 years of the andy griffith show has died. he died early this morning after a brief illness. he started the beanie wearing goober on andy griffith. five guantanamo bay prisoners' trials will not be starting any day soon. the trial date of 2013 is a place holder until the actual trial date can be said. during yesterday's 13 hour arraignment, the co-defendants refused to respond to the judge or use the court's translation system. >> these men have endured years of inhumane treatment and torture. this has had serious long-term effects and will affect every aspect of this military commission and tribunals. >> it was the depend -- it was rights trial of appearance in three years. nicolashollande sarkozy --- has defeated nicolas sarkozy. hollande says he will preserve the social model. in greece, polling stations have closed. exit polls show no outright winner and no party gaining enough votes to form a government. people are favoring a new conservative democratic party. citizens expressed their anger over the nation also crippling

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. >> reporter: in has living room, in ellicott city, lindsey jacobs' laptop is linked to his student. >> good morning. >> he teaches english classes for spanish and creol speakerless. -- creole speakers. >> reporter: last year, jacob teamed up with his close friend to create iphone net. they came up with the idea after visiting with the dominican republic, which has many jobs in tourism, but only for english speakers. >> more than money. they want us to share the knowledge with them. >> reporter: paul is originally from haiti. he says after the 2010 earthquake devastated his country, rebuilding is slow. but many haitians find jobs by crossing the border to the dominican republic. in addition to the english classes, it also teaches courses in customer service and small business creation. >> it's growing faster than we expected. and sometimes, i ask myself, is that true? or am i dreaming? >> reporter: paul and jacob started the classes back in april, on their own dime. now theyville more than 200 -- they have more than 200 students on a waiting list. >> hopefully someone will recognize