lyle, we're going! all right. jerry, this is lyle. hey. how ya doing? ok. we're off. mmm.... lyle. are you leaving? 'cause i got you covered. i'll just go ahead and get in here. just a... what are you doing? my job. what are you doing? you know, if they catch the two of us on tv, you might have a little explaining to do. so you and lyle are roommates? no. gay? what? is he gay? no. are you sure? i think i would know. well, this is a new one. turkey jerky? go ahead. take a pull. more for me. [gasps] presenter: and the tony for best musical is awarded to... scarsdale surprise. lewis maxtone-grahm, douglas ewing, benjamin herndon and polly kennedy, producers. kramer? thank you, and bless you all. this truly has been a scarsdale surprise. elaine, am i crazy? i just get the feeling that dugan and the others are making fun of me all the time. well, you might want to think about, uh maybe, um... moving your arms a little when you walk. my arms? you know sort of swing 'em, so you're not lurching around, you know like a caveman. i'm a caveman? no, no, no, no. it's just that-- everyo

do you think somewhere down deep joe vantine is going to say, "lyle denniston really did a job." no, because joe valentine is not a journalist. joe valentine had not spent 39 years of joe valentine's life trying to figure out what it is to havthis incredible, incredible opportunity, to be the first kid running down the street to say what i heard. mr. fiedler. let me say this because it troubles me that there's a suggestion here that there's no compassion or human feeling involved in this reporting. i don't agree with that. i think you are nsitive the humaneeling certainly to the pain, the human anguish that you're apt to cause by a story of this kind. and i don't think you expect the other person to say, "nice shot." that doesn't exist. there's a judgment call here because we don't know for certain. we don't have the proof. the question then becomes, do we print it? when do we print it? we need more information before we can printhis story. and it's not enough to go on just what we've been told. you have to say what is the blic interest, is this relevant, and is it true? these th

and it's really a wonderful -- lyle kessler wrote the play.and it's a wild -- and tom sturridge plays a boy who is kind of a damaged, fragile child, young man. and ben foster, who -- they're both great in the play -- plays his brother. and they kidnap a man. they're homeless boys that live in a house with no parents. it's like a stable, actually. and they kidnap a man, and they don't realize that when they kidnap him in a bar, he's one of the biggest gangsters from chicago who is visiting philadelphia. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> and this whole crazy story unfurls from there. >> jimmy: oh, it's awesome. and you're the gangster. >> i'm the gangster. >> jimmy: if you guys want to see alec baldwin live, you've got to go see him in "orphans at the gerald schoenfeld theatre. i'm gonna be there, buddy. we'll be right back with emilia clarke, everybody! come on back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] where in the world can you find something new to love? at mcdonald's. introducing the premium mcwrap. bursting with fresh vegetables and tender

now a former justice of the peace, eric lyle williams, is in custody.harges. authorities did search his home friday. williams was prosecuted by mclelland last year for stealing three computer monitors. williams was convicted and put on probation. >>> on capitol hill, the senate's gun control debate kicks into high gear this week. seems the bipartisan deal to expand background checks on gun sales is gaining support little by little. two republicans yesterday signaled they might support the agreement when it comes up for a vote. that followed an emotional address over the weekend featuring a mother of a boy killed in the sandy hook elementary school shooting. >> sometimes, i close my eyes and all i can remember is that awful day waiting at the sandy hook volunteer firehouse for the boy who would never come home. >> if you would have met with the families, the strongest people i ever met with they never asked for any body to take their guns away. they never asked for repeal to the 2nd amendment. yes, i came to do something. >> in addition to the background

they wanted to stop six day delivery in august and that would he have lyle wait -- that would alleviate $20 million a day. >>> they are trying to stop a whose and situation -- hostage situation with a gunman. the homeowner met them a gun and held them hostage. his house was in foreclosure and wanted his how tim tis -- utilities turned back on. it is still not clear whether he died from of his gunshot wounds or if police killed him. >>> he tried sawing off his own arm and when officers arrived to the man was already unconscious. a man shopping nearby helped to save the man's life with between you. the man a period to be in his 30 -- the man appears to be in his 40s. >>> a little girl saved her mother by calling 911. >> she can't she is throwing up. sometimes she was like falling and fainting. >> wow, 8-year-old alexis called for help when her mother got sick. oleksiy helped her mom regulate her breathing and today lawmakers will recognize oleksiy in a special ceremony. >>> a series of armed robberies and now suspects have been caught on tape. the surveillance video needing your help. >>

they wanted to stop six day delivery in august and that would he have lyle wait -- that would alleviate $20 million a day. >>> they are trying to stop a whose and situation -- hostage situation with a gunman. the homeowner met them a gun and held them hostage. his house was in foreclosure and wanted his how tim tis -- utilities turned back on. it is still not clear whether he died from of his gunshot wounds or if police killed him. >>> he tried sawing off his own arm and when officers arrived to the man was already unconscious. a man shopping nearby helped to save the man's life with between you. the man a period to be in his 30 -- the man appears to be in his 40s. >>> a little girl saved her mother by calling 911. >> she can't she is throwing up. sometimes she was like falling and fainting. >> wow, 8-year-old alexis called for help when her mother got sick. oleksiy helped her mom regulate her breathing and today lawmakers will recognize oleksiy in a special ceremony. >>> a series of armed robberies and now suspects have been caught on tape. the surveillance video needing your help. >>

eric lyle williams was arrested saturday. his wife named her husband as the gunman.illiams was convicted on theft charges last year. he lost his law license and job as a result. the slain da and assistant prosecuted that case. kim williams is charged with murder. authorities allege she was the get away driver. >>> a state audit finds the state failed to collect as much as $22 million meant for causes ranging from the environment to veterans. the department of motor vehicles undercharged and famed to collect fees on inactive plates. a separate investigation last year found that money from a september 11th memorial plate was diverted to other use. >>> twitter launched a new music discovery app today. the app is called hashtag music. it suggests songs and music users may like. the songs are streamed through other subscription based services. it runs on the iphone. >>> back to our continuing coverage of the boston marathon bombings. surveillance videos and cell phones have become crucial. authorities already have another high-tech tool that may come in handy at future ev

. >> this morning, university of new hampshire senior, cameron lyle, is traveling to boston to donateone marrow to a cancer patient. >> he will miss the final two track meets of his college career. but he says, that's okay. >> when they said i was a match, they said, would you like to proceed. and i said, absolutely. and i hung up the phone. and i realized, i think athletics are over now. >> doctors hope the bone marrow transplant will save the life of a 28-year-old leukemia patient. his coach, said years ago, when he was a freshman. there's a 1 in a 5 million chance he'd be a match. and he encouraged the whole team to get swabbed. he did it. and his number came up. and he manned up. >> there's a lot of people who would say, maybe not. >>> well, they're not claiming to be the fountain of youth here. but evian's latest commercial is trying to conjure up your inner child. ♪ ♪. >> that's awesome. >> looks like dancing babies are in again. evian is using the mini-mes to drive home its live young slogan. >> that is way cool. look. >> the e-trade baby paved the road for that. >> this is giv

. >> "orphans is a play" by lyle tesser will. it is the story of two orphaned brothers living off petty thieffully a shabby north philadelphia row house. when the brothers kidnap a wealthy older man and try to rob him, the man becomes their father figure. "orphans" was an off broadway hit to 1985 and made into a movie in 1987. it now debuts on broadway. joining me, the three main characters, ben foster, tom sturridge and alec baldwin. i'm pleased stove them here at this table. welcome. good to see each of you. thank you for coming. how did this come about, sir? >> well, this has been floating around and other people were going to bring it to new york is but there was a workshop production of in the l.a. about six or seven years ago with jesse eisenberg and sean hansy and i went to see that, it was at a very small theater and i thought they were going to bring it into town sand then al wound up jumping over and doing again jr. garry and i was mentioning to you a while ago that for me one thing i'm always mindful is is the number o

>> lyle lovett sitting there and our favorite musician. >> lyle is amazing.e comes on and he was a great guest. >> you had the brilliant fred armson. >> we love fred! that is as good as it gets. >> neither of them knew where why they were on with the other one. we sort of had them sit there and thought it would be an interesting mix. >> lyle said, i like the show. fred was like, i like it too. >> that's right. that's right. that's what it was like. >> lyle would go, thank you for having me on the show. i like the show. and then fred said -- >> me too. >> all right. >> i'm glad i'm here too. thank you. it went on for about 12 minutes. >> you're great on "snl" and you have a good album. a hard thing to manage and didn't know why they were on there together. >> it was the only time in the 18 years here of a three-hour show there was no question. i asked him about chemical weapons in iraq and after that, there was nowhere to go. >> alex is taking the blame. >> it was all alex's fault. >> it was presequester. >> it's all my fault at this point. >> you blame the de

when maris's uncle lyle died i had to shut my hand in the car door just to make a decent showing at the funeral. you're a complex little pirate, aren't you? well, good night, niles. good night. ( groans ) daphne: thank you again, eric. i had a wonderful time. me, too. daphne: well, good night. eric: good night. ( sobbing ) i know we've only had a few dates but i'm already exhibiting the thgns of love: i can't stop thinking about him, i can't eat and i bought myself all new underwear. ree si we got to get her a girlfriend to talk to. i just got off the phone with maris. she's in arizona for the weekend. why? she was so shattered by the experience she had to fly er favorite spa to contemplate our marital future from a mud bath. well, it'll probably be good for mrs. crane. eric thinks the earth is very grounding. to h eric, eric, eric! must everything always be about eric? niles, may i suggest that when maris returns you have some intensive couples therapy? there's a reichian group... oh, blah, blah blah, blah. all maris needs to know is that you love her. buy her some flowers. fix her a r

eric lyle williams has not been named a suspect in the death of kaufman county district attorney mike mclelland and his wife or the district attorney mark hasse. this is video from 2011 when william was being interrogated in a theft case. >>> pope francis created cardinals group. >> this group has no executive or legislative power and it's there to advise pope and that is very important. >> the eight cardinals named include the archbishop of boston and australia, chili, congo, ferrummany, honduras, india and italy and in china a 7-year-old girl is hospitalized beijing, the first person in the captto be tested positive for a new strain of bird flu. today chinese officials say there will be 44 confirmed infections of the new train and 11 victims have died health authorities are not sure how the virus spreading bug it's believed to be crossing to humans from birds. >>> a florida police officer has been fired after he allegedly brought targets resemblele trayvon martin to the gun range. sergeant ron king was leading target practice with other officers when he pulled out targets similar to

washington,est robert lyles, abc 7 news. >> our coverage of the terror attack continues on abc 7 news at 6 starting with a live report from tom roussey in boston and a special one-hour edition of "abc world news." you can check out our coverage anytime online at wjla.com. >> now it's time for a check on the traffic situation. >> delays on 395 north on the 14th street bridge. also watching delays eased on the freeway and most of these will take the length of the free we heading towards the 11th street bridge. 95 southbound and again working your way towards trying go where the earlier disable tractor- trailer was blocking the right lane and it is now open again. checking the inner loop of the beltway crossing the legion of bridge, went to get around the dulles toll road around the 270 spur, additional delays 270 northbound toward germantown out of gaithersburg and again in clarksburg. reports of an accident on route 28 in rockville, not too much of a problem here. like everything is just fine. back to you. atcoming up bond abc 7 news 5 come a two day care owners freezing serious charge

final four today, right to left, laysha clarendon, brittney boyd, coach lindsay gottlieb and mikayla lylesto talk about the experience >> of course for want to experience the moment. and it would not be how we operate i have the big believer that college athletes should enjoy the experience. and the journey. >> the entire experience has been humbling. also to be a freshman.. is very humbling and teaches a lot about character and that type of people that you are around on a daily basis. coach gottlieb nba - cuban may draft nba - cuban may draft griner get 3 years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. nba - cuban may draft griner plus, get free delivery and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest-free for 3 event is on now! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ ♪ cuban told reporters that if griner is the best player available, "i will take her." the 6-foot-8 griner is the second-leading scorer in women's college basketball history but at only 180 pounds it seems a stretch to think that she could physically compete in the nba. but cuban said he is

sara hammond and card noels go up 3. 23 seconds left and lyles had a good look.ville holds cal to 20 half points. >> like i said to our team in the locker room, we can be disappointed about a half of basketball we had back. we will think about that for two minutes. for the next 10,000 minutes i want to thing about what this group did for the university of california. >> that's for sure. the win locked up and uconn advancing the program's 8 championships. unto bible at 29 for the huskies. with a chance to clinch their first playoff birth they let a golden opportunity slip through their fingers. they get into this position and a good first quarter and thompson to landry for a 24-19 lead. they dominate the second quarter and mo williams up 3 for a 10-point lead. williams the runners and 88-78 and utah. curry with 22 points and catch and step back three. the warriors are within five with three and a half to play. he lays it in and he had 21 and 13 and it is a three-point game. williams and he had 25 and the warriors fall 97-90. next chance to climp is tuesday night a

sara hammond and card noels go up 3. 23 seconds left and lyles had a good look. louisville holds cal to 20 half points. >> like i said to our team in the locker room, we can be disappointed about a half of basketball we had back. we will think about that for two minutes. for the next 10,000 minutes i want to thing about what this group did for the university of california. >> that's for sure. the win locked up and uconn advancing the program's 8 championships. unto bible at 29 for the huskies. with a chance to clinch their first playoff birth they let a golden opportunity slip through their fingers. they get into this position and a good first quarter and thompson to landry for a 24-19 lead. they dominate the second quarter and mo williams up 3 for a 10-point lead. williams the runners and 88-78 and utah. curry with 22 points and catch and step back three. the warriors are within five with three and a half to play. he lays it in and he had 21 and 13 and it is a three-point game. williams and he had 25 and the warriors fall 97-90. next chance to climp is tuesday n

. >> cameron lyle likes to throw his weight around and could have like many track and field stars. >>e middle-of-the-road athlete. >> reporter: still he trained eight years for his chance at the final two meets of the american east championships next month but he won't be taking that shot. after all those years of training, he's turning his back on the sport he loves. so what? are you injured? >> no. >> reporter: lose your edge? >> no. >> reporter: the senior of the university of new hampshire's track and field team says he gave it all up for life. yours? >> not mine. >> reporter: do you know whose? >> no. >> reporter: it all started his sophomore years when he had his mouth swab aid long with the teammates to join the national bone marrow registry. >> i forgot i was in it until they called me a couple of months ago. >> reporter: they notified him he's a 100% match with a man who has less than six months to live. >> reporter: what are the thoughts? >>. >> i heard 5 million, 6 million. >> reporter: coach jim boulanger has a lot to be proud of. he can boast not one bone mary row donor,

ti lyle pellets hitting my window -- like little pellets hittinghg my window. >> i don't know.e >>what you see, right? >> i this so, in the good thing, tomorrow, will you won't beou wb seeing that.se it looks like thing will be getting better as we get here and i might add, it looks likeli we're going to be gettingg better, a little sooner, too.so that is the nice thing.g. sooner than we had thought yesterday. listen again, we show you the te area of high pressure, we are cranking the moisture, right onshore here across the delmarv and right into the d.c., thed.ch farther west you get, there's been a little bit of sunshine trying to pop through in the the afternoon, and you get over there in the western maryland, a and west virginia, and just like that it becomes sunny and pretty warm, too with temperatures intp the 60s in the lower 70s there. and it does look like we're we'e going to begin to see some of that sunshine coming on through. 59 degrees for washington,washi, manassas right now 61, we're we just kind of socked in, this ths marine layer that we call thee clouds and oc

. >> not realizing or wanting to recent lyle eyes? -- realize? i think insider information.will fully ignoring where the line is? >> i don't think is is most cases willful ignorance. you're very close to the line. people try to get aggressive getting most current information and reading through all the tea leaves to give them an edge. whether that edge is legal or not legal is not always very clear black and white line you can see until you're too far gone past the line. melissa: yeah. >> that being said, there are other situations where you have somebody made a bad decision and involved bringing others down around them. and bad decisions by a group of people. melissa: sam, i don't agree with that. do you think the financial industry attract people who push themselves as hard as they possibly can in everywhere way? maybe that applies to where the line. law is? that is why financial people make so much money. they're apt to push themselves over the line? >> some people push themselves and by mistake they cross the line and it happens. first offense of any criminal is to plead

his name is cameron lyle. in his sophomore year, his team was encouraged to swab their cheeks to join the bone marrow registry. he signed up to get his mouth swabbed. they said you have a 1 in 5 million chance of ever matching a nonfamily member. he throws the shot put on the team. in fact, he matches someone. they asked him to donate. he says, yes, he will donate, which means he won't be able to finish the track season. he will undergo the procedure at mass general in boston. won't lift anything over 20 pound. he will forfeit the remainder of his collegiate career to help someone out who matches. >> that is incredible. >> how about that? good for him. >> god will bless him. good for him. >>> this is a very important anniversary in case you didn't know. eighth anniversary of youtube. >> really? eight years ago. >> eight years ago this guy right here. >> the first one. >> the first one, yakov, at san diego zoo. he says, meet me at the zoo. couple other things will elephants. the first youtube video ever, ever.

>> the economy is creating a good jobs for both high school graduates and lyle graduates if you havepecific job skills. if you're an engineer, a nurse, you're an accountant, a computer technician, you're a chef of i gave you a big spin. the big problem is everybody wants their child to go to a liberal arts institution like williams college. nothing wrong with poor williams. and study sociology and to go law school. guess what, the biggest surplus we have right now is lawyers. and oerg why, i'll sending my son to law school this fall. >> peter, my bow tie brother, thanks to you both. >>> you've probably heard by now that president obama and some members of his cabinet are voluntarily giving back 5% of their salaries as all federal agencies face 5% cuts under the sequester. here's what we want to know. is 5% enough. >>? no. >> should members of congress follow suit? >> yes. >> for the job they are doing, they should be paying the taxpayers. >> i like that too. like us on facing into and while you're there, check out the new webisode of political playground. she tackles marriage and why

permission from family members and use them only with a purpose-- this one, from flight attendant ceecee lyles husband-- as a testament to the professionalism of the hijacked crews. >> there are three guys; they've hijacked the plane. i'm trying to be calm. >> alice greenwald: she is so composed. >> stahl: she's in flight attendant mode. >> alice greenwald: she's in flight attendant mode. and at the very end of the call, she says something like, "i hope i see you again, baby." >> i hope to be able to see your face again, baby. i love you. bye. >> stahl: oh, my goodness. and, of course, audio is just the beginning of the sensitive questions about what should be exhibited. let me ask you, what about some of the horrific shots, for example, of people jumping? >> alice greenwald: this is probably, as far as i'm concerned, the most sensitive question for this museum. >> joe daniels: we went through a lot of debate internally about, "do we show that side of the story?" >> stahl: on the morning of september 11, joe daniels came out of the subway to the gruesome sight of bodies falling from the north

final four today, right to left, laysha clarendon, brittney boyd, coach lindsay gottlieb and mikayla lylesthe experience >> of course we are going to focus on the moment and we have always been a believer that we should ignore the experience. >> i think the journey takes is very humbling. to be in the position as a freshman to kind of work yourself of essentially from the bottom. it is humbling and teaches you a lot about character and that type of people they have around you. britany griner will surely be the first player selected in the wnba draft but dallas mavericks owner mark cuban says he would consider drafting her for his nba team. cuban told reporters that if griner is the best player available, "i will take her." the 6-foot-8 griner is the second-leading scorer in women's college basketball history but at only 180 pounds it seems a stretch to think that she could physically compete in the nba. but cuban said he isn't opposed to giving her a chance adding that she'd ------------------------ if you remember there was also another player that was married to don drysdale perhaps 30 y

left but this basket and foul by louisville's sara hammond put the cardinals up for good cal's mikela lyle with this 3- pointer but no, no no. louisville wins 64-57 cal's season ends at 32-4, just a few points shy of playing uconn in the giants got rings yesterday romo & cain if take a look. these and diamond rings here is sergio romo. >> it means a lot to me that i got a piece of jewelry knowing that i am part of something special. it definitely means a lot. very fulfilling. >> it was an exciting game, or all of us and we were excited to see the ring. and it turn there it is, the first 40,000 fans received replica rainrings and all of the beautiful ones. they have three different types. the second run but, it is for people that are some talk so people. the second-tier people. and the third level were the fans. and they brought one in today. it was nice! and if it was my choice i would forget to i would rather just take the third one. they were beautiful! the bay. receiving perhaps even $200 nominations. and the giants did everything right with the exception of on the field. and a difficul

and it's all thanks to a 21-year-old named cameron lyle. he is a track and field star at the university of new hampshire. but he has decided to give up his sport, missing the final and most important competition of his entire college career, so that he can donate his bone marrow to a complete stranger. all he knows is that the patient is 28 and is dying of leukemia. and they are a perfect match. so, cameron joined the bone marrow registry two years ago, thinking he might never be a match for anyone. then, he got that call. take a listen. >> when they said i was a match, they said, would you like to proceed? and i said absolutely. and i hung up the phone. and i kind of realized, wow, i think athletics are over now. >> doctors told cameron he had a 1 in 5 million chance for being a match for a nonfamily member. those odds came through. and i know there's one wonderful woman watching at home, who understands just how important a gift that is. >> what's so great is that the generous act came even before the thought. he didn't even think about i

today's winners get to see grammy award winning singer lyle lovett.r of tickets for august 7th at the mountain winery in saratoga. the texas-based musician brings together elements of country, swing, jazz, folk and gospel. for your chance to win go to ktvu.com before midnight and put in the secret word "ponte yak." >> nice. >> i heard he puts on quite a show. >> haven't seen him yet. >>> how is the commute? >> it's still slow in some areas. traffic is getting better on some commutes. 880 northbound, a little bit slow as you approach downtown oakland. bay bridge is backed up for about a 10, 15-minute delay. avoid 101 through san mateo. use 280 instead. >>> after a cold morning, it will be breezy, 60s for the temperatures for the most part. >> thank you, steve. >>> that's our part for this morning. we thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> be sure to watch the news at noon for more developments on the boston marathon bombings. patti lee will have more reports at 5:00 -- at 5:00. as well. thank you.

local federal officials confirmed a former justice of the peace eric lyle williams is being held on bailge of making a terroristic threat. last year, williams was convicted and corruption charges including theft. williams was prosecuted by the two men that were murdered. district attorney mike mcclelland and the prosecutor mark haas. >>> monday april 15 marks the 101 birthday of kim il sung founder of north korea and the grandfather of kim jong un and there is speculation they will launch a missile or more as part of the national celebration. it comes as new video is released on the north korea website showing targets for nuclear attacks with the united states. right now, secretary of state john kerry is in japan. japan is the latest country to side with the u.s. on the situation in north korea. joining us are two members of the house armed services committee loretta sanchez and republican senator john fleming. thank you both for joining us. congresswoman let's start with you. are you at all confident that secretary of state john kerry's mission this weekend accomplished anything? >> wel

some have questioned whether it crossed the lyle lines.esswoman ileana ros-lehtinen is a congresswoman from florida. she was born in cuba and fled with her family when she was 8 years old. welcome to the program. good morning, congresswoman. >> thank you. good morning, thanks for having me. >> let's talk first about these two little boys. if it found that these two little florida boys are in cuba, and you have experienced 13 years ago with the elian gonzalez case, a famous case, obviously this is the reverse, if it is found that these two little boys are in cuba, do you think it will be difficult to get them back? >> well, i wouldn't call it a reverse of the elian case. it's quite different. and here in the united states, we have a system that works with checks and balances. the elian case went through the court. you can't compare that to a kidnapping where there's no redress and there's no criminal justice system that is impartial in cuba. >> right -- first i meant they were in cuba instead of here. >> okay, thank you. because, i would ne

lyle and eric menendez were convicted of killing their parents, shooting them in their beverly hillsollowing a mistrial, their second trial lasted 210 days. scott petersen went on trial for murdering his pregnant wife lacy and their unborn son. her body was found in san francisco bay. that trial lasted 175 days. of course most recently, another high-profile case, casey anthony was acquitted of first-degree murder in the death of her 2-year-old daughter kaley anthony. that trial lasted 169 days. long story short, we might be in for a few more days in this one as well. rick: a real trip down memory lane. jenna: greatest histories. rick: all-stars. a shop owner fights back big-time. two armed thugs trying to rob him got away with more than they bargained for. the wild story and more video coming up. >>> he runs a massive media empire and lives in a $39 million house but ryan seacrest is not immune from the latest hoax targeting celebrities. we'll tell you about it next. acceler-rental. at a hertz expressrent kiosk, you can rent a car without a reservation... and without a line. now that

likely in los angeles -- lyle in los angeles, you're on the "the stephanie miller show." >> caller: gooduation with the healthcare program. it goes like this... i believe that the insurance companies have already analyzed the law have identified those features that they see as work arounds and have, of course, come up with a strategy. they've identified those features that they want changed and have probably implemented their strategy on that. they have identified the segment of the market that they intend to go after. and have a strategy for doing that. those evil geniuses are so far ahead of us, it's incredible. >> stephanie: how are they going to get out of covering people with pre-existing conditions? that's in the law. >> caller: they won't. they'll figure out how to handle it. and they'll just absorb it. they'll segment the market to identify those that they're after. and take care of the rest. >> stephanie: all right. i'm sorry. go ahead. >> caller: they are -- they are brilliant. >> stephanie: they're evil geniuses, the insurance companies. >> caller: yes ma'am. >> stephanie: i'v

looking at the issue of i will lyle immigration, "wall street journal" says many who are here illegally overstayed their visa. others who entered legitimately account for 40% who are here legally. and overcrowded planes have air passengers increasingly frustrateds, tells the times we're asking you about states and whether they should tax guns and munition as a way to pay for programs. tom from maryland is up next. hi, tom. caller: thanks for taking my call. i'm just going to make a very brief analogy. you and i, we have to drive our automobiles with insurance, because our automobiles, could hurt somebody. so, you know, i think we need to get smart here and think about, for the long-term, we have a revenue problem. we've got all these events that are happening. let's be smart when we talk about gun control, not only tracking ammunitions and weapons, but let's make things like a mandatory health assessment, i don't know two years, three years, every few years you might get it done. let's talk about having a separate writer for gun owners. now, you have a jewelry writer if you have jewelry

that's the way i felt about harvey and tim and dickey and lyle, you know, let them shine, and if theyetter. >> you bet. >> and that's how we feel on this show. we love everybody on this show. except for barnicle. nobody likes barnicle. >> but when that's the case, you want the other person to do better, because you know if they do better, everybody does better. >> that's it. if you've got a good tennis player against you, you're going to play a better game of tennis. >> right. let's talk about your book, "carrie and me." we were talking about before the most difficult relationship in any family. there's not a close second, mother/daughter. talk about the ups and downs of that. and why you wrote the book. >> i wrote the book because carrie was writing, she was a performer, a musician, an actress, a writer, a singer, she did everything. and so this one time in 2001, she was writing a story about a bohemian girl named kate, who was -- takes a road trip to graceland with a mysterious cowboy. and she kind of fashioned the character after herself. and she decided to take that road trip hers

we'll now hear from tim lyle from atlantic.com. >> good morning. i'm more or less the odd man out because obviously i'm not coming from a newspaper background, and i think being a magazine there are certainly a lot of similarities the business of newspapers but also some distinct differences. just to start, i think the atlantic is a brand that has been around for a very long time so we were originally launched in 1857. and obviously over the years have been known to contribute to many areas of importance to the evolution of this country and to the national debate. one of the big differences between us and some of these newspapers, i think, is that contrary to most newspaper's history we actually for a long time were not making money at all. so it wasn't until 2010 where we actually posted our first profit, in the memory of our current owner. so, it's a bit of a different tale. i think the stories of the atlantic is not about the decline of print but about the rise of additional platforms and the growth of the brands. in fact our print, as you'll se

senators, for using her lyle legal authority to fund the implementation of the affordable care act. as secretary sebelius replied in her testimony, congress' failure to pass a budget forced her to take the independent action which she's allowed to do in order to fund the implementation of the affordable care act. it's as simple as that. in the face of an unproductive congress, secretary sebelius has done everything she can to provide the -- like saving health care to the american people. while reporting on secretary sebelius' testimony, "the washington post" columnist ezra kline explained the majority's approach toward the affordable care act. in part he wrote, quote, in so far as the republican party has a strategy on obamacare, it goes like this, the law needs to be implemented, the g.o.p. can try and keep implementation from being done effectively in part by refusing to authorize the needed funds, as they did in this case. i think $1.5 billion. then they can capitalize on the problems that they have created to weaken the law, or at least weaken democrats up for re-election in 201

in the public galley shouted at the judge and officials accusing them of wanting to treat mubarak lylely. the judge abruptly announced he was referring the case to another court. outside the courthouse, skirmishes erupted between mubarak supporters and those demanding the death penalty. the court is now expected to appoint a new judge. >>> aung san suu kyi has arrived in japan for her first visit in 27 years. myanmar's opposition leader called on her come patriots living in japan to help develop their country's economy and help promote democracy. she was warmly welcomed at the meeting in tokyo attended by 1,800 people, including some who fled myanmar during military rule. >> translator: myanmar isn't totally democratic yet. we have to promote democracy. >> she called on experts to use what they have learned in japan to help rebuild their homeland. >> translator: i think myanmar people need to work together to cooperate in changing our country. >> aung san suu kyi said unloument m employment in myanmar is a major problem and many young people lack jobs. she asked japan to invest in the co