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lol. [bleep] that is from me and not on the tweet. and cooker bombs are huge. how could they fit in dzhokhar's backpack? lol. by far the best and by best the worst terror tot is musician slash poet amanda palmer. the former singer composed a poem for the terrorists. the only way to do it justice is hear excerpts as read by the "red eye" robots. >> you don't know how to stop picking at your fingers. you don't know how little you have been paying attention. you look down another your legs again. you don't know how many times you can say you are coming and so they just stop believing you. you don't know how orgasmic is to take a lungful of oxygen and they hold your head under the water. >> yes, vietnamese soft rolls. let's have a little more. >> you don't know how precious your iphone battery time was until you are in the bought to much your boat. you don't know how to get away from your [bleep] parents. you don't know how it is to feel compassion in one moment and disconnection in the next moment. you don't know how things could change so incredibly fast. you don

sabathia who plays were the yankees is a lol he. the shortstop, all he wants is a fun, safe summer playing ball. >> baseball is a part of my life. >> reporter: at last report, the police department said it had not made an arrest in the shooting, but ken, they are still investigating. >> you know, ann, i gotta ask you, are coaches, players, parents, are they worried at all that somebody might actually show up again and point a gun, fire a gun off? >> reporter: yeah, i thought they might be, but everybody says they felt pretty comfortable. the league has been around almost 50 years, and they say in their recollection, they never had anything like this, so they feel pretty comfortable. they set a zero tolerance policy today and they're laying down the law. >> thanks, ann. >>> whether you are playing baseball, working or just walking to your car, no matter what you were doing outside today, you fell the heat, and yes, records fell. here's brian with more. >> it's a little bit weird in the san francisco bay area. when it's almost as warm

lol up old. legler luck. the speed. of. playing her her mum whistling. luck playing bomb in flames good for luck player luck just seem to look at it from a. little mug shot of a little. lip. politically. if. he lifts. he. gets to. see. hello welcome to the r t sports show with me kate partridge and here's a taste of what's coming up. on the raw is defending champions a need we tell extreme male to go second in the russian premier li. while finding their form fabio capello makes it eight games on the beat and in charge of russia for a one one draw with brazil. and all russian courts to scout bees round madrid to say top of their group but could face neighbors him in the euro league playoffs. but let's kick off with the russian premier league and the currently unassailable at the top the focus is on the chasing pack as defending champions an eight one three military to go second with eight games to go because of time but off reports. side terek were banned from playing at home.

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needs lol in weapons investigations in the last no this is not just means in the book the quest because the un weapons and vested interest in fact worked hand in hand with the cia with the pentagon and in every single and not being the entire industrial infrastructure in iraq and they want to do the same thing in syria who can certainly see the anonymous chaos the loss of life that us wars in the black and the last stand in libya created and when you look at libya today without an ounce of stability a completely unfunctional the scenario at the same playbook seems to be who's now in syria is similar charges i mean who has the weapons of mass destruction well today it's the pentagon and that's the thought. but nevertheless news in the charge of homes on trees that are trying to defend their own sovereignty again and again and it's used for war occupation for destabilization or for pumping more and more weapons and mercenary usage that's wads attempting to foment civil war sectarian warfare so mary dangerous policy. and the worst and most dangerous is again and again power from the state

now lol. the surviving suspect in the boston marathon bombing reportedly saya to u.s. wars in the muslim world as he's motivation while denying links to any overseas islamic terror group. abandoned in danger or the british government accused of leaving the afghan interpreters at the mercy of eventual taliban despite him having been keyed in setting up military operations in the country. and china and america trade accusations of human rights violations with beijing citing infringement on freedoms abroad and growing domestic surveillance as making washington unfit to preach morality to the world. it is nine pm in the russian capital you watching r t with me marina josh now u.s. officials say the nineteen year old surviving suspect in the boston terror attack has confessed that america's wars in iraq and afghanistan motivated both him and his brother to carry out last week's deadly assault following the interrogation of jihad in hospital investigators also revealed the alleged bombers appear to have been driven by radical religious beliefs but did not seem to be tied to

about the rise is a bit of a complicated system here and it is indeed just a part of a major counter lol towards washington some of needs that consist really offer a different articles now for instance there was a law that concerned the non commercial organizations operating in russia and came into force in november twenty twelve and under that law and particular under the law in particular american angio should those who are active the precedence in the sphere of politics here in russia may face and suspension from doing any business here in the country but of course the science from that floor there is this adoption ban moscow bound to adoption of russian children by american citizens starting from. january of this year and this is adoptions ban known. flaw quite well known across the globe really was signed shortly after the u.s. passed the so-called act and it really provoked some hidden in both countries and russia and in the u.s. and it is it is named in the owner of a russian boy who died after his parents his foster father when he locked him in the car for several hours but bad u

lol, that means laugh out loud. those people are cocked. >> he's accused of taking part in his older brother. he tweeted out messages talking about movies, references to marijuana, to the patriot's football team. he retweeted will farrell. a while back, he posted his photo. 1100 tweets in all going back three years. a dozezen messages. another twitter user retweeted that message and added the words but my backpack is. >> we will have much more on the hour here as we continue our live coverage of the aftermath of the sitwax there in bos tonl. >> we will be live in boston because we are covering the story not sdwrus live from boston, but live to dagastan which is where the brothers lived. a lot more coming up in the next hour here on cnn. please, stay with us.

lol. sorry it's technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we . covered. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew. welcome to the big picture. he. sees. as new k government down on spending public discontent is growing the brits failing top politicians are also touch for the everyday money worries. ports money and pays no experience of work outside the political career. young polish and politics meet britain's meet political elite an assortment of multi-millionaires you studied at exclusive universities a recent study by the house of commons library revealed that one in seven m.p.'s have never held a job outside of politics and that's left many wondering whether they're really up to the job. i'm not defensive about it i'm there to do a drop i do the job the best my booty but somebody the government's best is not good enough. like they're making all these attacks and they you know they've never been a pe

lol. the way people use lol they write something and then be like lol.rd i mean. >> when i am trying to type a common common profanity it always change it to ducking. >> you spend a lot of time ducking. >> stephanie: how much time do we all waist by having to send follow up text -- >> or oops sorry, that wasn't for you. >> stephanie: well that one. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: any way jacki that means you are a shallow money obsessed racist. >> oops. >> stephanie: according to signs. ♪ signs ♪ >> stephanie: psychologist at the university of winnipeg completed a three-year study that it cans that heavy texters are horrible [ censor bleep ] people. they test the so-called shallowness hypothesis. >> i would say people have short attention spans, but it doesn't mean they are shallow or racist. >> stephanie: social media like texting and twitter, show shallow thought. [ overlapping speakers ] >> the department of leaps? >> stephanie: the more you text the more likely you were to be a bigot. >> yeah, that seems like quite the stretch -- >> well, maybe they just

lol. international and world in the very heart of moscow. all right welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys are time now to turn to james turk of gold money dot com james welcome back to the kaiser report thanks max so it's great to be with you so much is happening james i a lot to cover i wanted to just jump right in and i read a headline i thought immediately of you portugal will begin paying the public workers with treasury bills instead of cash this sounds like an alarm bell your thoughts it definitely is an alarm bell you know there's a saying from an american philosopher if you ignore history you end reliving it and what portugal is doing is what happened in america after the war of independence instead of actually paying bills they should little pieces of paper and those little pieces of paper circulated discourtesy they're called bills of credit because the result was so bad the currency at the time the continental which was the first currency in america hyperinflated they put it in the constitution that you can't issue bills of

lol. yours truly. we worked all day on that. no one likes to pay taxes but the money goes to all kinds of things we need. the irs released a public service announcement to remind us where our tax money goes. >> when americans pay their taxes, they keep the government running. without your tax dollars, i wouldn't be able to write you this parking ticket 30 seconds after your meter expired. thanks for the money. >> without your tax dollars, i can't continue to not fill that pothole on your street. you know, the real big one. i'm never going to get around to it. but thanks for your money. >> i'm a u.s. senator. without your tax dollars, i couldn't shoot down every bill that comes across my desk. now if you'll excuse me i'm going to have sex in an airport bathroom, which you're also paying for. >> thanks for the money! >> a message from the irs. paid for by you. >> jimmy: the actor in the hat didn't look happy. there was a strange protest here in los angeles, measure b is a measure that was passed in november that requires all adult

touted as a 3 trillion lol ar deficit reduction plan. it reveals something much different.ly wright has more details. >> the white house warns there will be things that will not be liked republicans or democrats: president obama acknowledges it is not an ideal plan but he says it is a fiscally responsible blue print. >> i have already signed 2.4 trillion deficit into law. it will not harm recovery. it surpasses the goal of 4 trillion of deficit reduction which many believe will stabilize our finances. >> republicans are not enthused overall the prepare po-- propos falls short on cutting spending on entitlements. will will there are nuggets which are optimistic but we are beginning to set the stage for the grand bargain. >> the approach of republicans is my way or the highway. their view is the only way to a plan is turn medicare into adoption program and enkt the romney economic plan. american people have rejected that and americans should be doubling down on that. >> democrats criticize the plans in terms of his proposal to cut social security. the white house wants to fin

lol. it's not going to be the 65-year-old general council sitting in his office saying i've got to use this twitter thing now. >> before our ceos go into high er do they need to run what they're posting before the general council? you would hope so because what if they posted material information? and then what if the facebook feed doesn't match up with twitter and that doesn't match up with google plus? if you said that mike jackson posts pictures on instagram. >> like us on pinterest. there is a lot of holes. hopefully the sec will work this out. thank you very much a story not going away any time soon. >> thanks. >> look at the heat map for the market. it is mostly red. that is because most of the s&p 500 are now down. they have been down most of the morning on the weak adp number, but the north korea escalation, missile defense systems being sent to guam. defense secretary saying a real danger. the market selling off also. gold, it's not catching a bid as much. why not and many importa

lol. that's the day he died., i remember my brother's voice on that phone saying to me, he said, okay, we're just going to have spaghetti and meatballs, and i had the table set, and i remember him saying, okay, it's all right. you know, i'll be there. it's sort of there's no closure at that point because you don't get to say good-bye. you know? >> i mean, like, i know he knows we all loved him. we loved my brother, we loved them and we know that. but we didn't get to tell them. you know, we didn't get to have that closure with them, and that bothers me. then it also, like i said, it bothered me because like they never made it home. they should have made it home that day. and they didn't. >> it was a shock. it was really a shock. i mean, when the phone call came in and from that day forward. he was healthy. he was just -- he retired. he was really just out to enjoy himself. i feel his life was cut short. he was really -- i think he had a lot more life to live. >> bryan's my main priority right now. done? being a s

he is skeptical about man causing lol warming. we have an empty chair.a dozen scientists concerned about man causing global warming debate roy. most refused. debating you would be doing the public a disservice because it would give your extreme ideas credibility. what do you say to that? you are portrayed a as those way extremists. >> i di do not deny there is warming or even that some of the warming is due to mankind. what i deny is we have any clue how much is warming. i don't think we have a clue. john: i want to hear from both sides the issues we found a scientist who was alarmed of man causing loca warming willing to talk about this as long as it wanot a debate. so, gets lost you would take a seat over there, let's welcome nasa scientist gavin schmidt. come on in. you work -- >> and national company in new york city. john: why is he wrong? >> you said climate change has changed because we had had volcanoes,he sun has changed, there has been changes in the earth's paround the sun caused ice ages to come and go. all of those things are totally true. l

and using slang or overly casual language like "lol." >> hold on, ty. to text i my response. omg are you kidding me? >> that's r-u. >> i'm not surprised at all. our parents tau you interaction. this is look at her, say hi, shake your hand. tyler, i can tell you here's how we fix it, a smartphone app.. a charm school for kids. call it please and thank you. >> i think the problem here is economic. when we were kids t. we had jobs to pay for college. that helped us understand what the work force was like. kids can't work like they used to, so they don't have that experience. >> i was with a banker that said something akin to this. he said the young people he saw have a harder time or real aversion to making phone calls, doing face-to-face kinds of contacts. blackberries ceo says he's not -- not the one that buffett bought. he said tab letts will be useless out of here. do you think he's right or wishing for something? >> he's in denial. i think, we tent to think of technologies as being replacement mechanisms, when in fact in our lives, i don't get rid of

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." >> if you were to describe prison life in a three-letter text, it definitely would not be lol. it could be wtf. but that doesn't mean what you think it does. >> sorry mom. >> it stands for workouts, tattoos. >> i got a hundred dollar bill tattooed on my penis. >> the most painful one i'd probably have to say would be the one i got in the middle of my armpit. >> and food. >> we're not [ bleep ] animals. >> i don't think a dog would eat that. >> this is the jungle. if you want to eat, you came to the wrong place. >> hey, yo, listen, it's going down just like this. ♪ >> you never know when it's going to pay to be the stronger man. >> you never know when you're going to get into a melee in here. there's no room for slouches. >> to survive behind bars, an inmate really has to display strength. over the years we've seen some imposing inmates who are either through their lifting or through their exercise regimen, look like they can tear you apart. other inmates survive through their intelligence or through their self-confidence because the bottom line is, you have to be strong to surv

. >> you didn't know how -- >> clearly -- >> lol. >> you know what that's called? paybacks? >> totally okay. i'm game for it. >> we've got our check of the weather. >> we are talking about a snowstorm in the northern plains. we are actually going to see perhaps up to a foot of snow in parts of north dakota and the snow is going to be heavy and blowing too in the gusty winds. blizzard conditions are of chilly out there. the 40s, not much wind for now, but we'll not see that being the case later today. winds will be picking up once again. highs running a little bit cooler. mostly 60s inland. tonight we'll see a chance of some showers into about early monday morning. gusty winds monday into tuesday and the winds back off and temperatures climb passing the middle part of the week. >>> and that's y >>> that's your latest forecast. lester. >> dillon, thank you. >>> former british prime minister margaret thatcher is proving to be as polarizing in death as she was in life. her opponents input a 70-year-old song on top of the charts, and that's caused a huge dilemma for british broad

they are working with some of the local neurologists he s - lol gist -- meteorologists. the winds will shift to the north in the morning, so we're looking at another area that may be affected once the winds shift. we're still in the process of trying to get people out and get them to help and also those that have not been injured but affected by the blast, we're trying to get them somewhere where they're safe for the night. >> it was reported there were 50 to 60 fatalities. >> i don't know who the doctor was that confirmed that. i have not heard that number. let me call on you so we don't just get too crazy here. somebody over here. yes, sir? [ inaudible question ] >> they were still moving people out of the immediate area. i don't know how far-ranging that was. it's my guess at this point they're trying to keep people from coming into the area. absolutely for safety reasons, because we don't know yet. we haven't been able to assess totalling the damage and what harm may lay there. [ inaudible ] >> i know that there was a small contingent of firefighters that went back i

says and they -- and we presume he means say and what god hates dead people or victims of tragedies, lol, those people are cooked. also on his twitter account wednesday, wednesday, i'm a stress-free kind of guy. and then there's this, the picture that's a bit older, but it's something his friends tell us he was wearing shorts there that say cambridge wrestling. his friends say that he was on the cambridge wrestling team -- wrestle squad working hard # clearly. his friends say they presume that is a self-portrait of his. couple of things here also on his twitter page he goes by an americanized version of his name dzhokhar. peace with be you, that's the traditional muslim greeting. when you go through it there's some links to russian rap, there's some other links to rap. some references do kind of slang and the like, but mostly 1,100 tweets there looks like, you know, a 19-year-old kid with kind of some diverse interests. but what's really chilling about it, you guys, what's so chilling, a dozen tweets since the night of the bombing one of them referenciing claritin and also a tweet about

>> we are such aig fractionf the lol economy now. it wasn't true for many years. employment and expenditure, retail expenditure and so forth. so there was -- there was a time when you had this manufacturing city and this second tear financial center right up to even a little bit post-world war ii. it's still make mug in addition there is for the vietnam war. but after the the winchester plant closed the place had virtually very little in the way of other major employers and we were not stepping up to our responbili a corporate citizens. and we have now. we've done a tremendous amount of work to build a relationship. i was fortunate that the mayor of new haven who was elected the same year i became president has served the same length of time and he's just announced he's stepping down. >> rose: didn't you go to sigh him early on and have your picture taken with him? >> we did more that that. we sat down and talked about how yale could help and what could we do. he had some ideas, some of them came to fruition. we've had our bumps in the road but basically it's been

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he tweeted lol, those people are cooked. then he tweeted, there are people that know the truth but they stay silent. and so he has some strange sort of tweets over the past month or so, and in recent days that give a sense of his mind-set. but it is something to keep in mind. i remember waking up this morning and watching tv and someone on tv said clear lit people who did this are sociopaths. this is a 19-year-old kid who seems, when you look at his twitter account, to be a normal kid. he has friends who love him. they partied. he smoked pot. he was not your average religious extremist. there's a lot more answers that we need to get. >> he should reiterate of course as we look at his photo, as we discuss his tweets. he is a suspect at this point. that is the term that we use under these conditions for good reason. and we know that many of the friends of his that went to the local cambridge public school there, that they, in subsequent interviews, one of the questions we had was, were people identifying him when images were m

. >>> in kentucky, people are lol looking for the person who gunned down a civilian outside of the ft. knox. the shooting stems from a personal dispute. >>> a traffic accident leads to a parking lot shuffle between police and a woman eight months pregnant. police in springfield, illinois, say they had to use a taser on the pregnant woman when she resisted arrest. wow. police officials and the taser company say the electrical shock was safer to the woman and her unborn baby than a violent struggle would have been. >>> it started with a prayer before a board meeting of north carolina state officials, and now those officials are facing off against the american civil liberties union. the aclu. lawmakers in every north carolina are pushing a resolution that says in part, north carolina has a right to establish an official religion. sponsors say it allows county commissioners to pray. >> i want my right and any other right of elected officials in this state to be protected and to have freedom of speech and freedom of religion to practice as they so shoos. >> joining me now is the coed for o

. >> lol, meaning laugh out loud. the author of that tweet is with me.nd marc thiessen, former speech writer for george w. bush. now we have names, jacob conway of the jefferson county democratic party, shaun riley and they admitted they were behind the recording. >> first of all, let me reference the tweet that you said i was the author of and i was. what i was referring to in that case was the notion that the democratic national committee, the dscc or the democratic organizations nationally should apologize for something that we had nothing to do with or had no knowledge of. now, i did hear your interview earlier with the person from kentucky, that's a person who i don't know. it's a person who i'm sure you don't know. and yot people that he's referring to. but i'll say this and we would never condone anything like a secret taping. marc knows what national parties do in campaigns. if we want to tape your conversation we'll walk up to you with a camera and if you tell us to go away we could go away, never condone-- >> do you know this group, progress ke

. ♪ lol >> reporter: isabella is preparing to release another single called "i'm just a kid."a nurse when she grows up. she can't access the bulk of her money since she's 21 years old. she went on a trip to juicy couture in l.a. and bought 14 track suits in 1 trip. >> busy, little mogul. thank you. >>> the moment we've all been waiting for this morning. we are going to reveal to you what you are going to be doing each and every friday morning this summer. joining us in central park for a "gma" summer concert series lineup that is remarkable. some of the hottest names in music, joining us live, each and every friday. let's end the suspense. take a look and listen. >> can you say summertime party? well, every friday this summer, the "gma" party in central park. it's oh, yeah. there will be music. and we're talking the biggest names. it all starts friday, may 24th with the one, the only, mariah car carey, live at the "gma" concert event. and look who is up next. >> central park. are you ready for me? >> get ready to party with pitbull. >> i'm taking over the morning. >> who else

lol and he said that people know the truth but stay silent and people that speak the truth but would they are the minority. and on tuesday he sent out of this. his last tweet was to stay the day after the bombings. he says that it is a stress free kind of guy. gabe slate tech report >> the san mateo bridge. and to talk about the forecast is. >> you are correct it is going to be beautiful now lets check in with meteorologist janu for your saturday forecast. >> temperatures are already warming up. fairfield, 68 degrees. concord. and upper 50s in livermore and san jose. by noon, plenty of 70's on the board. still 60s along the coastal areas. but 70's and even these indicated by the orange. for those headed out this evening is not going to be that cold with 50s and 60s. taking a look at the afternoon highs with neighborhood by neighborhood cupertino. low 80s and campbell. and evergreens. and plenty of low 80s for the inland valleys. danville, livermore with mid-70s for the east bay shore. for those in castro valley we're expecting 70 degrees a bit cooler along the coast. 60s along ocean

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lol, by the way.one smaller with fewer buttons. you'll be in a donation bin before you know it. >> no. i have no idea who my hair is. but they're very amusing. they're not insulting. i appreciate it. >> you remember these guys, i assume. do you own one of these? >> one of my friends bought this as a wedding gift soon after college. that was in the '80s. >> i guarantee these are going to start going up for auction for a large amount of money. any one who has those phones in good condition, start selling. the old apple phones are collectibles. >> we'll see you in the 11:00, too. if you're just joining us this morning, here is what you missed. >> welcome to hour three of "squawk on the street." here's what's happening so far. >> i'm very optimistic, u by think the next six month will be tricky. i think we will see weaker job numbers in the next few months. one reason is the sequester. it will start to kick in. >> in accordance with the principle of increasing stringency for larger, more connected banking