johnson, george lund, alexander mu chef, steven a. shoresman, s.d.shubula, rob spire, and michael f. walsh. [ applause ] >> now to begin this evening, our old friend, not old, but good -- >> he's kind of old. >> atlantic council chairman senator chuck hagel. he's one of the men who constantly remind us what's best about washington. [ applause ] from serving his country in vietnam to the united states senate, he also serves as co-chairman of the president's intelligence advisory board. as co-chair of the china 100,000 strong initiative and is member of the secretary of defense's policy board. >> ladies and gentlemen, our friend and great leader, senator chuck hagel. [ applause ] >> thank you. i am grateful. this is old chuck. i am here on behalf of the board of directors of the atlantic council to thank you, to acknowledge what each of you continue to do for the atlantic council. you make a better world for all of us. that is the essence of why we recognize those tonight that joe and mica have already acknowledged because they represen

tracy thorn-beg lund has worked as a prosecutor for a dozen years. he is openly gay.e defied the military's don't ask, don't tell policy when he came out on tv. delegate bob marshall, a republican from manassas, led the fight against thorn-beglund's appointment. over the weekend he said that thorn-beg lund was an aggressive activist for the pro-homosexual agenda. marshall later said it's thorn-beglund's former political actions and not the fact that he's gay that makes him unable to judge others fairly. >> he took an oath and broke it. we're supposed to believe when he takes an oath here. it's appropriate. >> that a gay judge would do that any differently than a heterosexual judge. i mean, where's the empirical evidence that once a gay person puts on a robe he or she advances this gay agenda? i don't even know what a gay agenda is. >> the final vote ended with 33 for and 31 against. 50 votes were needed. thorn-beglund didn't comment other than taking that lawmakers who did support his nomination. >>> for the first time the public is hearing george huguely's hysteria t

gets cleared out and to alex ovechkin who fires the shot past lund christ for the goal, the fourth of the play-offs and the capitals take a 1-0 lead and in the second period, washington up 2-1 and that hard hit. ovechkin might be hearing from the lead office. stay tuned for the update. later in the sec, the same score and expecting an icing call. instead, brian boil gets it and scores easily and that ties the game at 2-2 and to the third. the game still tied at 2 and caps on the power play. look at mike green. he blasted past him for the goal, the second of the post season and the capitals take back the lead, 3-2. >>> final seconds, last chance to tie it for the rangers and the caps defense blocks all avenues to braden and had 18 big saves in all. the caps tie up the series at two games a piece, winning 3-2. what does that goal mean to you, mike green in. >> and that is -- [ indiscernible ] and that has been so long. yeah, the winner. >> reporter: guess and with a great shot. a game breaker. >> and has been wanting to score pretty bad and that is awesome. i don't know if he's trying t

that's all lund vig needed. rangers take the series lead with a 3-0 victory. >> pga tour in the lone star state for the byron nelson championship. nine players had or shared the lead today. matt kuchar had the lead. shots like that, but a double-bogey on the backdrops him to four back. dicky pride would settle for par. one back of the lead. oh, jason day tied for the lead into the final hole. check out this put. are you candidating me? one back now with a 67. everyone chasing jason dufner. pars a 69. up by a stroke at 8-under heading into sunday. >> top ranked lady bears a tough day against arkansas. more tonight at 6:00. >> ama: a supersize vending machine got a lot of attention today in san francisco, and for some people -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are the great tasting little o's made from carefully

congressman dan lund grin co-hosted the event. >>> moving on, new information into the missing teenager sierra lamar. we are learning about the accused man and his pass. we go to morgan hill to the search center. >> good evening. garcia torres is expected to make his first court appearance tomorrow, and tonight we are learning more about the man accused of kidnapping and killing 15-year-old sierra lamar. they are expected to talk more about the evidence recovered and how it lead to garcia torres tomorrow afternoon. that's when he makes his first court appearance with the public defender assigned to the case. dna evidence links garcia torres to sierra's disappearance and her murder. the sheriff's office was watching garcia torres for two months before they arrested him. and now there is new information about the suspect's family history. garcia torres' father is in jail suspected it of sexual abuse. his brother died of alcoholism. >> i just pray that he released information to help find sierra. >> sierra's family and 200 volunteers are holding to the hope that sierra is still alive. they

congressman dan lund grin co-h-h-hosted the event. >>> moving on, new information into the missing teenagager sierra lamar. we are learning about the accused man and his pass. we go to morgan hill to the search center. >> good evening. garcia torororres is expected to make his first court appearance tomorrow, and tonight we are learning more about the man accused of kidnapping and killing 15-year-old sierra lamar. they are expected to talk more about the evidence recovered and how it lead to garcia torres tomorrow afternoon. that's when he makes his first court appearance with the public defender assigned to the case. dna evidence links garcia torres to sierra's disappearance and her murder. the sheriff's office was watching garcia torres for two months before they arrested him. and now there is new information about the suspect's familyy h h h history. garcia torres' father is in jail suspected it of sexual abuse. his brother died of alcoholism. >> i just pray that he released information to help find sierra. >> sierrrra's family and 200 volunteers are holding to the hope that sierra is stil

congressman dan lund grin co-hosted the event. >>> moving on, new information into the missing teenagerare learning the the accused man and his pass. we go to morgan hill to the search center. >> good evening. garcia torres is expected to courtirst court appearance tomorrow, and tonight we are learning more about the man accused of kidnapping and killing 15-year-old sierra lamar. talkthe evidence recovered and how it lead to garcia torres tomorrow afternoon. that's when he makes his first court appearance with the public defender assigned to the case. dna evidence links garcia torres to sierra's disappearance and her murder. the sheriff's office was watching garcia torres for two months before they arrested him. and now there is new information about the suspect's family history. garcia torres' father is in jail suspected it of sexual abuse. his brother died of alcoholism. >> i just pray that he released information to help find sierra. >> sierra's family and 200 volunteers are holding to the hope that sierra is still alive. they fanned out on a renewed search today, and a sheriff's div

. $56 was handed over to george lund by a member of the truman library institute.t's the $7.50 he was owed plus interest. lund was 15 years old in 1947 when he faithfully delivered "the independent examiner" to the first family who just never paid up. >> i didn't get to collect, but i was in hopes that he would be there one day and i could collect. >> mr. lund is 80 years old now and he plans to donate his money to the ladies of the quilts of valor. >>> he gave up his daily morning talk show last year, but regis philbin is back on the air right here on cnn. he was a guest host for our piers morgan last night and he sat down with his close friend david letterman. letterman opened up about his fears of going back on tv after 9/11. >> television, as we knew it, was shut down. it was all about the news and over and over again we would live through this horrible phase of our lives, and then one day you called me about 2:00 in the afternoon, and you said i'm going back on the air, i'd like you to join me. i was very flattered and sure enough you want -- do you remember t

the lund burg letter reports the national average price is now $3-point 85 for a gallon of regular. but here in the -- did .85 for a gallon of regular. but here in the bay area, prices have gone up because of repairs to the refineries. >> we fail the pain and the customer's, too, they also tell us. we feel the pain. >> it's tough out there. it's tough to do anything out there. i can't even go to -- plan my day and go to walnut creek because it cost me $20, $25. >> aaa reports the highest local prices are in san francisco where the average is $4.30 a gallon. it's 12 cents a gallon cheaper in vallejo and napa, the lowest bay area average. >>> blind chinese activist cheng says he's confident that china will hold up its end of the deal to allow him to study in the u.s. cheng is still in a beijing hospital recovering from a fracture in his foot he suffered from house arrest. he has an invitation to attend new york university and he believes china will honor it. >>> good afternoon to you. our warming trend continues for your monday. mostly clear skies outside our door this morning. most o

i want to see falls under the weight of france's mounting debt and it's straight to business for lund as he plans to fight against german measures figure of. authority is arrested leading she would rights activist one of the chief figures in the country's uprising it happened just days before is in diffuse with julian assange right here on our t.v. you can watch the program on tuesday. time for the sport he comes kate. welcome to the latest for this monday and here are the top stories. at the bottom it's on as even as relegated sidesteps see thomas pontiac now to play at a warm draw and clearly a look to avoid the playoffs a cousin in the russian premier league. last laugh for knowledge the english premier league title race goes down to the wire after leaders manchester city and rivals united both claim victories with just goal difference between them. and on top of the world again rory mcilroy reclaiming the top spot in the world golf rankings despite losing in a playoff to rickie fowler at the wells fargo championship. but let's kick off with football because clearly a set of are lo

talking now where one of the leading goaltenders is switch clubs concertina rule in his left at lund and joined at bars on a three year deal his outstanding display in the two thousand and eleven cup helped his former club finish with runners up medals for the first time in their history the twenty seven year old russian international also and the playoffs most valuable player award last year in the season just gone his ninety three percent safety record late at lyon to the western conference semifinals where they went down to scar st petersburg in the meantime russia's young talent you have gained is not suffer as turned down the chance to move to the n.h.l. almost truck to offer at least two more seasons. now sprinted away in chambers and cyclist david miller could yet represent team g.b. at london two thousand and twelve the court of arbitration for sport overturning lifetime olympic bronze for them and other athletes found guilty of doping offenses the british olympic association i disagree with the ruling which hands out a minimum two year ban for any first time drug cheat i hav

lund. i can tell you that he is definitely in the middle of different from the us legal us sarkozy and this is only natural these are different people they represent different political divorces and i could tell that much of those hearings are in the discussion as low priority is the most i'm probably not the right person to talk about them. and your french should stock up on that is of course these two people represent a different burgle forces of what we see on the other hand can lead tell your use of that who is where the entire economy is on the pressure because of the current situation in reassessing the hands of some of the bill as it is in some other economies that are going through a difficult period of time with india there is still not much you much choice that you have in. just but i basically have to follow the model leader of the program. was either philip dover in the race and yell a certain solution in your ears so i don't truly expanding that they're older the radical change

lunde. and commenting on the b.b.c.'s blunter with the wrong picture journalists and human rights investigator at home and snow says there's simply no way you could have been posted by mistake. this particular photograph claiming to be a massacre of children in syria was years later a major element of the gander accusing saddam hussein's government of killing all these children often first by so it was a nasty piece of propaganda it was very well known where his photograph came from if people believe that this is accidental or if it's citizen journalism they are really deceiving themselves if you are certainly used to have on the war the manufacture of consent as we were given by the book by nonchalance different of the claim that we can't get journalists into syria i think is nonsense there are cia agents there room m i six if there are most not agents all over the place in syria at this very moment as they were in libya manufacturing fox images about libya claiming to be you tube videos that were citizen journalism you

lunde. is coming to you live from moscow it is not the first thing that comes to mind on a list of europe's problems later this hour on r.t. we report on how illiteracy is at the core of the inequality existing across the e.u. plus. russia relations hit new lows of the freedmen resigns as head of the peace and joy joint venture with russia's t.i.n.k. the billionaire blames poor governance on the british side we'll have more in business at around twenty past. well that's right we'll see daniel shortly after the world update for now the worst cyber attack in history the verdict of. russia's internet security specialists on the latest a virus assault throughout the middle east the malicious software known as flame has an ability to snatch data like nothing ever seen before but the story's artie's tomba. experts that russian internet security firm. are sure that this is a very complex internet virus the most complex ever they say the highest number of infected computers in iran but israel syria

closer to the train that's the truth the people in syria have been paying with their lives third thing lunde. it's not the first thing that comes to mind a list of europe's problems later there's a report on how literacy is at the core of the inequality existing across the class . u.k. russia relations hit new lows of the mco friedman resigns as head of the peace joy joy adventure with russia's cape the billionaire blames poor governance on the british side we'll have more in business at around twenty past. the worst cyber attack in history the verdict of the lab russia's internet security specialists on the latest virus are sold throughout the middle east the malicious software known as flame has an ability to snatch data like nothing ever seen before. as the story . experts that russian internet security firm. are sure that this is a very complex internet virus the most complex ever they say the highest number of infected computers in iran but israel syria and other countries across the middle east have also been attacked flame can make use of the computers webcams it's keyboard it's micro

lunde. is not the first thing that comes to mind in a list of europe's problems later this hour we'll report on how illiteracy is at the core of the inequality existing across the plus. russia relations hit new lows of the mikko friedman resigns as head of the peace joy joint venture with russia's. billionaire blames poor governance on the british side we'll have more in business at around twenty past. that story come for you. because russia's internet security company called it the worst cyber attack in history the un said the flame virus was the most serious cyber warning ever. and has the details on an internet assault that swept through the mideast. experts that russian internet security firm. are sure that this is a very complex internet virus the most complex ever they say the highest number of infected computers in iran but israel syria and other countries across the middle east have also been attacked flame can make use of computers webcams it's keyboard it's microphones and other th

watched very closely here in berlin despite support from chancellor merkel and france's from swallow lund if. you wait for most of it may face the blues from the euro zone. the trial begins of former bosnian serb general radko mulatto for alleged genocide and war crimes but back at home in serbia he's still seen by some as their defender. plus changing the children who are taught to hate how a school in israel standing out in class by teaching jewish and arab kids both sides of the story. there are some markets took a hit today at the end i think bone prices continue to decline and the ruble will need this value to i mean twenty minutes time for the bank at. seven pm in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story a month of uncertainty lies ahead for europe with greece facing another election june seventeenth that could decide the its euro fate markets and banks already on edge with athens running out of cash while patience runs out over cuts but france's new and staring president francois hollande and germany's chancellor angela merkel pledging to help greece s

apparent effort to contain china's growing plant financial analyst an expert on the region francis lund told us the u.s. is slowly things closing in on a vast country so i mean how the u.s. strategy is really trying to encircle china from ordering from japan to. india three quarters so the u.s. is calling china an expression in its south china sea where you have military exercise somewhere for. these two smaller countries india to a challenge china so here strategy is to give enough backing to deal with the brewing countries to keep china occupied so a dead child there would not have. to deal with the geo political feat with the alleged mastermind behind the nine eleven attacks appeared in front of a guantanamo military tribunal on saturday on charges a good see him and his four accomplices face the death penalty khalid shaikh mohammed is one of five men charged with planning the atrocities in which almost three thousand people were killed during the thirteen hour here. he accused refused to answer questions or enter a plea and some relatives of nine eleven victims watched on it is the

june but financial chaos has led to a public mistrust of pro austerity parties financial expert peter lund green says even if greece does ditch the euro it will still be dependent on its european neighbors. we all owe. it's very difficult to escape if you owe money to people that want them back and then basically what is what has happened is that greece's administration so to say the european commission if so it's very hard for greece to escape or they have two opportunities they can try the way that . they have been tried for some two years now that is what i call a can only walk in the desert that they will continue to basically be to continue with the budget cuts and try to to save more money and come back to repay their debts that they have agreed no certainty of they can escape the euro and say ok we exit and simply default on iras ing but after that they will still need to have new lending so they will still be dependent on the european mates it is an illusion to try to make new agreements it would be better to default it would cost a fortune for europe but for greece there would com

when we come back frank lund will explain coming up on "hannity." today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online. attention on site, attention on site. now starting unit nine. some of the world's cleanest gas turbines are now powering some of america's biggest cities. siemens. answers. >> sean: and we are less than six months away from election day and voters are already being bombarded with political ads. frank luntz has been testing with various groups across the country. he is back to show us one of the highest tested political videos ever seen. joining us now, the one and only frank luntz. i heard you were in russia hanging out with vladimir putin. >> more like in a protest against him and we should be thankful as bad as this campaign will be and negative as it will get at least we don't have police and s.w.a.t. teams attacking innocent people. it is one of the most horrific experiences i havs

it never would pick up powder or liquid slurries and we have seen videoes from the nejer lunds that prove of the explosives on one gentleman were not picked up by the rapiscan scanners. they don't do any more than the metal detectors did. >> evan, when you look at chernoff's relationship -- and i don't want it look at him individually, i'm sure there are many others, but he is a great anecdote because of the profile he held at homeland security, his relationship with rapiscan, and hearing deficits, cut money from kids, can't pay for teachers and by the way, everything we are doing is not actually designed to detect explosives. am i missing something? >> i think we have grown too reliant for a problem that i think comes down to intelligence. the latest plot, how was it stopped? not because an explosive was found at an airport. it was stopped because our cia did good work with partners. i think if you look at most plots that are stopped, it is not in the airport. these machines are picking up people who accidentally leave a gun in their bag or someone who is crazy. they are not picking up t

terry lund was a really smart guy. he still had those issues when he made that change., it's worked now. they've got the customer train aid way. but they're still doing promotions at macy's. they're still benefits that customer with some kind of couponing. they still took a really hard hit when they made that dhachan. even though it wasn't a really big change. >> you're saying when bill ackman on our air this morning said this was the worst of the comp store sales declines, you don't agree with him? >> i don't think it's possible that they don't see more damage in the fourth quarter on the topline than what they saw in the first quarter -- >> they're not giving topline guidance. they're not talking at all about topline. they'll only talk about the nongap guidance. which, again, i come back to and that does concern me. >> yeah. i think they made promises they can't keep. they've talked about doing a lot of things that seem very difficult. they've talked about putting capital in 1,100 stores. not 700. they changed that really to 700 at this last meeting. the first time th

i know you think highly of lunde gren and the job he's doing there. >> yes. i did go by macy's today. frankly, i missed it. my concern about the market and the jobs number, i would buy t i'll buy it tomorrow anyway. if the jobs number is poor, i'll get it in because they know how to operate. jcpenney is in a unique position. the market is paying them for full recovery, still at this price next year, and they're not going to get there. their strategy is flawed, and it's not working. >> b.k., quickly on retail. >> i like retailers exposed to the high end, particularly chinese markets. coach is my pick. >> as green mountain plummets, a big defender of the stock finally cracks. he's up to tell you why. >>> and at 2:00 eastern, the falling knife theme continues. find out how to identify and avoid them before you get cut. an investment opportunity you didn't see before. fidelity's next generation ipad app lets you see what's trending around the world, as well as what over a million fidelity customers are trading throughout the day. and advanced charting lets you cu

. >> it's like a surrender to frank lund.creators the pro-life people who believe that abortion should be legal even when necessary to save the life of the mother, and ardent supporters of the death penalty. >> you are exactly right. jim in florida. welcome, jim. >> hey steph. i went to the sexy liberal in asheville, and sat two rows behind your mother and lisa. >> oh boy. and fortunately my mom couldn't hear a thing. >> that was it. i heard it all and enjoyed it. >> good. >> i want to congratulate you guys on current, and i'm watching you as i'm talking to you, which is kind of funny. i have started a group in tallahassee of the drinking liberally group i thought it would go well with your talking liberally show. >> i thought of it as a hobby, drinking liberally. >> yeah. but a shout out to all of you, and hopefully we can help the president keep his job. >> awesome. [ applause ] >> speaking of war zones -- [ nbc "nightly news" theme ] >> -- we were just talking about the convention in tampa. >> guess what? rick scott allows

lund was placing a premium on people who would be there.me there just to drown their sorrows this was after the inauguration, they were depressed seeing .8 mill it shall 1.8 -- 1.8 million people on the mall, after discussing how republicans lost their way they deban to talk how repub -- began to talk how republicans could get back in the game. to attack cabinet members win back the house and then use the house as a point of a spear against the obama white house which is what took place. >> fascinating, the book is do not ask what good we do inside the house of representatives this is its author, robert draper i wish we had a whole half hour to talk >> i will come back. >>> thank you over to you. >>> it is now 8:23 a.m. on tuesday morning coming up, a local elementary school accused of cheating its way to the top. now, montgomery county superintendent is speaking out and a trip around the world without hopping on an airplane. how you can discover experience and celebrate dozens of different cultures in the district for free we will be right

herman lund is an analyst, joins us now.note on facebook, you recently lowered your estimates based on what they said in the revised s-1, although you don't have a rating. i'm curious as we're learning more details about insider selling, which is more than we originally anticipated, does that change your view of this company at all? >> no, i don't think -- i don't think that changes, really the view of my -- of the company. i think that's just a shift of more private-based investors, more to the public side. and with the amount of demand i guess we're seeing on the retail side or at least what we're hearing, i think that's going to drive the stock to be, you know, relatively healthy in the first day. >> right. in terms of how the stock trades in the after market, a lot of people are wondering this, because they're thinking about buying the shares. and we had one guest on who already has 600,000 shares of facebook which he acquired around 31.50. he said what he believes is that at the lock-up period, the first lock-up period,

when these 87 freshman went through their orientation, frank lund is the pollster. this is detailed in my book. having to ask for an informal show of hands. he said how many of you incoming freshman congressman would read raise the debt ceiling? and for people raised their hands. he said okay. how many would under no circumstances do so? the other three raised their hand. leadership, kevin mccarthy, john boehner, they knew that it was a problem and they knew whether they would face a public we are not -- that as boehner said in a republican conference, it would be armageddon it economically speaking, -- if they failed to raise the debt ceiling. so it became a matter of great exertion on the part of kevin mccarthy, in particular, he had these listening sessions in which he would try to explain to the freshman republicans with the debt ceiling was. and what concessions, perhaps, they can expect from democrats in return for votings for raising the ceiling. this being the carrot along with the state. about two weeks before the august 2 deadline, the republican leadershi

five of doing frank lund's talking points. you know there's something wrong.tried to take guns away yet. >> but mitt romney clearly did. >> gun stores cannot get guns fast enough to keep up with the demand from anti-obama paranoia apparently. last year, the head of the nra claimed that president obama -- ooh, that's right. he intentionally avoided gun regs during his entire first term as a massive obama conspiracy to hide his true intentions to destroy the second amendment in our country. while pierce claimed that obama is waiting for a second term to get busy dismantling and destroying our firearms freedom it is little more than implausible. it proved to be a bonanza for the government. [ applause ] >> do they understand that mitt romney has passed more anti-gun legislation than barack obama? >> stephanie: the president has passed exactly zero. mitt romney, assault weapons ban in massachusetts. can't wait for that ad. coming to get our guns. all right. oh and i love this. national review. not a chris christie fan. he lacks the moral compass to serve as presid