>> wait a minute. ♪ ♪ madeline's her name madeline's her name madeline's her name madeline's her name y'all she went to see "the hunger games" at the mall ♪ ♪ she had a battle without no weapon at all but team peeniss jimmy said hell no ♪ ♪ that's her name that's her name that's her name that's her name ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very nice. thank you very much. good moves. >> i love you. >> jimmy: i love you, too. thank you, pal. excuse me. who else wants to play? you want to play down there? let's play down there. come on. what's up? we can play. let's go. let's go. here you go. [ applause ] all right. very, very good. what is your name? >> shante. >> jimmy: shante? >> i'm nervous. >> jimmy: shante? don't be nervous, shante. >> okay, i'm sorry. >> jimmy: it's going to be good. now, i'm assuming you didn't win the mega millions jackpot, but did you? >> no. >> jimmy: okay. no neither of us did. [ laughter ] yeah. but if you -- what is your lucky number? >> 17. >> jimmy: 17? why 17? do you know? >> that's my birthday. >> jimmy: that's your birthday? is that everyone's favorite

they have never given up hope of finding madeline.d that the portuguese police made them suspects in the disappearance protest ited their innocence, any were cleared by the portuguese police and they have done everything to keep madeleine mccann's case front and center in the media family spokesman says they are delighted but that british police are now taking this step. listen. >> the family will draw great strength from. this they do see it as positive. and, of course, they are hoping and praying as they have been for five years that this will lead to that break through and somebody somewhere will recognize her and she will be able to come home. >> of course it would be an extraordinary story, trace, if madeleine mccann is alive, is found, and does one day come home. trace? >> it would indeed. "the fox report" chief correspondent live in new york. thank you. news corporation chairman rupert murdoch testified today in the british phone hacking investigation. news corps is the parent company of fox news channel and the former owner of

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madeline starky is joining us this morning. good morning, madeline.>> not at all. it was ridiculous. >> and i'm curious as to what you and the president talked about. >> really, we didn't talk about a whole lot. he like went around to everyone's table, shaking hands, saying hey, introducing himself. i get so star struck when i see famous people. i was literally, can i get a picture with you? he was like, yeah, for sure. stand up. we did that. after that, he was like, you smell good. that was pretty much the whole conversation i had with president obama. >> you told the president he smells good? >> uh-huh. >> what did he say when you said that? >> he looked at me awkwardly and said, yeah, thanks, and then he move moved on. >> so, listen, were you expecting the president to walk into the bar? how did that happen? >> not al all. everyone was at a line waiting for his speech. me and my boyfriend went to the sink for dinner. we couldn't decide between the sink and two other restaurants. we were like, ah, we'll go to the sink. we've been here two other time

let me say, i asked madeline to answer this question, but most of the people i work with, not all, but most, the vast majority are 30 years younger than i am or more. and you know, i like it. a lot. but one of the things that happens to people is just naturally most people spend time with people that are more or less than their age group. unless they're university presidents or something. and i think to give a serious answer to the question that was asked, my view is that all of you know you would like some older people because they can help you raise money or they have experience or they have time. you might try asking. i mean it may be as simple as that. there are a lot of older people who want to feel like their life has meaning all the way to the very end. all the way to the very end. their idea of retirement may mean they don't do the job they used to do anymore, but they want to be useful. they want to keep doing something. and if you are really serious about this, you would be shocked at the number of older people who would tell you yes if you asked for help or guidance or suppo

madeline was 3 years old when she went missing from her hotel room. they were having dinner nearby with friends. >>> senate lawmakers approve ago measure that could put an end to saturday mail delivery. the u.s. postal service will decide whether it is financially necessary for two years from now. they may use 11 billion in excess retirement funds giving them an incentive to retire early. >> one of the nation's toughest immigration laws by the month of june. some say it looks like om of so the justices may have already made up their mind. peter doocy is life in washington with more. >> good morning peter. >> good morning, heather. both side sounded like they were leaning toward signing with the state of arizona. it centers on whether or not police in arizona can ask someone if they are a legal resident when they are pulled over or arrested. doesn't seem like the justices think it is something only the federal government should do. if in fact somebody who does not be long in this country is in arizona. arizona has no power. what does sovereignty mean i

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. >>> there was a time when the name madeline mccann was as known as any celebrity name.portugal who disappeared from her room. these were the images plastered everywhere. british police believe this is what madeline mccann might look like today as a 9-year-old. they say a review of 100,000 pages of evidence reveal the child is still alive. what specific evidence tells investigators that the missing girl is alye or might be alive now? >> well, the portuguese police are leading the investigation. they closed it. that's still the official case, but the british prime minister wasn't happy with that about a year ago. he asked british police to look again at all the evidence. they got together aulg the portuguese evidence, all the british evidence. something like 100,000 piece of people. they got a quarter of the way through and they say they've already found something like, well, nearly 200 new leads, which they want the portuguese bliss to look at again. and if we just look at this image, she was released today in cooperation with the family. just to remind people that this

it's been five years since madeline mccann disappeared. police reopening the case?the age progression photo released today. join us for these stories and the breaking news today at 4, right after dr. phil. and by all means, stay with us, the 5-day forecast is coming right up! ,,,,,,,,,, >>> marty has the 5-day. >> it's looking about frankly very late april and spring- like. 72 tomorrow. 64 degrees on friday. saturday is going to be the odd day out, 58. i'm hoping for some afternoon clearing on sunday, 62. monday we'll be back in the mid- 60s with sun back inside. >> all right. thank you very much. and don't miss the cbs prime time lineup on wjz this evening. and he already has a heisman trophy, but it's safe to say this particular trophy was a lot more tasty. former baylor university quarterback robert griffin was on hand for the unveiling of a subway bus made out of smokehouse barbeque chicken. it's a bust of him made out of chicken. go figure! ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

police released a picture of what they believe madeline would look like now at age 9. portuguese authorities closed the case in 2008. >>> sex, lies and a baby, gripping testimony in the john edwards trial from his personal confidente and per   and personal aide.  what's the best gift you can give mom ? a powerful connection. with this droid razr by motorola on verizon 4g lte stay in touch with your loved ones on skype. plus, enjoy verizon's 4g lte network in more places. the droid razr you want, one powerful connection on america's largest 4g lte network. that's real value. give mom the droid razr by motorola. only 99.99. the lowest price ever. verizon. hola, mama. it's my mom. >>> supreme court is taking up arizona's controversial immigration law bucking the obama administration. the justices seem to find little trouble with major parts of arizona's tough immigration law that require police to check legal status of people they stop forker to reasons, but the fate of -- stop people for other reasons, but the fate of the bill was un

madeline is "today's" diet and nutrition editor. with our first myth or fact, eating spicy foods will help you with faster weight loss. please tell me that's true. >> okay. i would like to tell you but that is actually a myth. eating spicy foods does not help you lose weight faster. you think i'm sweating, maybe your heart is pounding, it seems like it should be burning calories, and in laboratory studies it's just a drop of the metabolic pop but when you translate it to a whole body into calories there doesn't make a dent in weight loss. don't think you can slosh hot sauce on your food and burn off calories. it's absolutely a myth. >> if you have a nice flavor on something maybe that helps you feel more satisfied? >> right. and actually when you have hot food it can slow down your eating so maybe you'll eat less. >> eating dairy foods can promote weight loss. myth or fact? >> that actually is a fact. but there's a big if. the if is you have to be in a calorie controlled diet to begin with. you have to twim your calories. so it's no

the data so clearly show that it is madeline come -- it is moderate and low income goals that are being and our markets -- not mets and the market goals are being far exceeded. local sources of funding are being leveraged with other types of investments. we get the most bang for the buck. we have to look at other measures that reenforce -- a foreclosure prevention, downpayment assistance, and other methods. supervisor kim: thank you. >> i know you developed and affordable housing project. some of the other speakers, in referring to big developments not contributing to affordable housing, but our exclusionary housing program in the city has four ways on how development can contribute. paying 15% for building the units on site or building 20% within a 1 mile radius. i am wondering how you think that their inclusion in housing policy, some cullis -- some called it the strongest among the states, how could we improve that? >> san francisco looks at the program in two ways. it has been a source of housing funds for low-income and very low income affordable housing. that is hard for developer

my name is madeline brand, hess of the madeline brand show monday through fridays at 9:00 a.m. and i'm really excited for the next hour or so to talk trash, and waste, with our distinguished panel here. just to note, please turn off your cell phones if you have them on. also, after our talk the authors will be available to sign books, and answer more questions. we'll also do a q & a so if you have questions, please use the microphones, this is all on c-span. all right. welcome to disposable nation, trash and consequences, and we're going to find out exactly where our waste goes in the next hour. perhaps it's not a pretty sight but it's interesting. at the end we have anna sklar, she has written the book "brown acres, a.m. an intimate history of the los angeles sewers" and tells the story of the often -- quite a colorful title -- tells the story of the often alarming history of how we dispose of our waste, and she tells the battles to come up with a clean, safe alternative to dumping our sewage in the ocean, which we did for many, many years, anna grew up in los angeles, she has

we are being the indispensable nation and the notion of the nice transitional nation that's also madeline albright structuring so peace efforts such as the. rest will all go and play in the spring of ninety three or zero and stoltenberg in december of the same year couldn't succeed present as the united states europeans the last without them there can be no peace and at the same time the u.s. respects the scale arming the muslims even helping be rainy its supply arms the muslim side like basically. because the clinton administration hoped that it could do a few brownie points around the islamic world by being for the bosnian muslims but it didn't really work the secondary objective was we conserve b.s. so as to insert the us scene friends into costs into what we would be in in the view of course. this war is still going on so what we're looking at is the bosnian tragedy that was the right because the. tragedy didn't serve nobody's geo political purpose at all it is such a complicated story and you've got very strong feelings on it let's try to move on with about thirty seconds or so i wan

understand for example the visit of the syrian and minister of foreign affairs to russia now a little madeline ism and moscow because i believe we are facing a new rising tension regarding the city in case and i believe that the west is not backing off its plan to talk of the syrian regime by one way or another and this is a not down to. take over the whole middle east in order to block both what we call eurasia means russia china and iran to block them inside asia and block them from any axis to the warm waters whether it's the mediterranean the indian ocean or the pacific so let me just see if i can just understand what you're saying here and put into layman's terms that the kofi annan six stage peace plan is a smokescreen and that nato the u.n. and america they are playing politics here and they just want to take over the region definitely and what with them occasionally why this is how we can understand . well because the american plan there is an alliance between what we call powers the united states on one hand built western europe on one hand. they are trying to block russia coalition o

they include musician bob dylan, former secretary of state madeline all bright, john glenn. former supreme court justice john paul stevens, and college basketball coach pat summit, and tony morrison, and shimon peres. >>> the white house is gearing up for a star studded affair this weekend. the annual correspondent association dinner tomorrow evening will be hosted by late night comic jimmy kimmel and will be packed with important v.i.p.s including of course the president and the first lady. there are a number of preparty festivities going >> where are some of the good places if people want to spot a celebrity? >> tonight there's a bunch of parties going on. the w hotel tonight, google and the hollywood reporter. it's invite only. but hang out around the hotel. >> very cool. >> tomorrow, the dinner is at the washington hilton. not actually at the white house -- >> no. >> it's at the hilton. if you want to have dinner around that area, you might catch we believe keeping kids healthy can start with healthy hands. with the lysol no-touch hand soap system healthy hands can be au

madeline disappeared before her fourth birthday.ondon police have now released an age progression photo. take a look at what she would look like now. her ninth birthday is next month. investigators say evidence uncovered during a review has given them hope they will find her alive. >>> also new this morning media tycoon rupert murdoch. he testified about the corruption and phone hacking. today he called phone hacking a lady way for support eres to do their job -- reporters to do their jobs. >>> time is 6:13. the u.s. supreme court takes up a case today that will have a dramatic effect on whether states can crack down on illegal immigrants. ktvu alison burns is in your washington, d.c. newsroom to tell us and describe the political fight that is happening right now. >> reporter: dave, it is the last case of this term for the supreme court and it's going to have very big implications. this is a look at some of the groups speaking outside the court this morning. the justices are considering whether arizona and other states can enact th

bay area, big show straight ahead, much more on the breaking news surrounding that missing girl madelineif you recognize the name there's a reason she vanished while on a family vacation five years ago in portugal. there's now reason to believe according to english authorities she may still be alive we have the latest this morning on a multi-national effort to find this little girl, including a computer enhanced picture. i don't know if you have been showing. she is about to turn nine. we have the latest there. also, something of a dirty little secret about a popular household cleaner. teens are using -- are using hand sanitizer to get drunk, many are ending up in the hospital. what every parent needs to know this morning. we have something of the ultimate national beauty. a contest looking for the most beautiful natural face in the world. we have a teenager, no make-up, no computer enhancement, no photo-shop. lara and i spent time at the tvland awards, we reunited old casts. today we sit down with the cast of "in living color" the show that gave us jennifer lopez, jamie foxx and jim car

madeline mccann disappeared just before her 4th birthday in portugal. london police have released an age-progression photo of what she might look like now. her 9th birthday is next month. evidence has given hope she will be found alive. >>> well, farmers in lake county are opposing a june ballot measure, one that would extend the right to farm protections to medical marijuana growers. now, the right to farm laws are intended to protect agricultural operations from lawsuits. this is the first time an april tempt is being made to apply the law to lauren farming -- the law to marijuana cropping. >>> city council met last night but they postponed making a decision about the san bruno pipeline. there are three options, they are looking at -- remove the pipe, fill it in with concrete or tear it out. that pipeline has not been used since that natural gas explosion killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes in september of 010. >>> the perjury trial of roger clemens continues today in houston. he's accused of lying to congress about taking steroids. he faces si

madeline starky who is posing with the president here.ptures her excitement and it went viral moments after she tweeted it out. joining me now from denver is the young woman in that photo, thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> you're a celebrity now, i love your shirt -- >> apparently. >> take us through this, how did this happen? >> i just went on a date with my boyfriend before the michael fronte concert. we could not decide where to go to, so we sit down, order drinks, and three minutes later the security guards come in and said attention, attention, the president is is coming, if you don't want to meet him, come to this back room so we can metal detect you. they took away all of our silver wear, forks, knives, and we just sat there and waited, and we were not allowed to stand up, i don't know what the situation was on that, so yeah, it was incredible. >> what was going through your mind when you walked in. he finally walked in, what was going through your mind when he walked in. >> it didn't seem real, i have seen him

. >> engel and his crew, producer madeline herringer, and cameraman redden edwards, land right in the middle of the action. the men of viper company are trying to clear the valley of taliban fighters. the crew is there to document the action. >> pretty much every day this outpost came under attack. and pretty much every time the soldiers went out there to do a patrol in the area, that patrol came under attack. >> while living with the men for weeks at a time, the crew experiences the harshness of the environment. >> the troops are out there for a year and a half. it's pretty tough. there's no showers, the food was pretty much all out of a plastic bag. so the living conditions were pretty bad. >> every conflict is different. >> in iraq, you're real danger was getting blown up in a humvee. in the koran val, because it's on foot and there are so few vehicles, it's more what you think of as classic warfare. units that are attacked by taliban fighters firing down from the hillsides. we were just in gunfights all the time. >> during the very first firefight they film, cameraman redden edwar

remember the little girl from england that happened in portugal, madeline mccann.is little girl with photo age technology they have news on her that she could be alive. five years sin this little girl disappeared. because they decided to open an investigation into this missing child case a year ago, special investigation to review everything, it was called a general review, they may have come up with more information that suggests she could be alive at this point. that age progression takes her to age 9 and they are asking anybody who might know anything about it. it seems a little odd because they have been investigating for five years, but they are asking anyone with information who might know about little madeline mccann to come forward. very strange that the police in england now saying they have reason to believe that this little girl may be alive. >> reason to have hope, incredible after all these years. >>> 58 minutes past the hour. the building known as the freedom tower set to be the tallest building in new york city in the next couple of days. the port au

it's annual fundraiser is next week and the keynote speakers are former secretary of state madeline albright actress ashley judd. don't go away. 7 on your side is next. >> a couple loses $9,000 in an atm machine. i'm michael finney coming up. 7 on your side gets it back. >> those wondering why they call it the golden state -- no, that's not the reason -- but we have a golden sunrise coming up right now. breezy conditions. no big deal. the rain, 99.9% of it, right, francis, is gone. all right. i can say that. 99.9 gone. we will have a nice one today and again tomorrow. a marin county couple says they lost $9,000 when they tried to make an atm deposit. 7 on your side's michael finney helped get it back. >> it breaks my heart. i'm getting too old to get in and out of them. >> climbing in and out of the sports car was getting harder for this 76-year-old of mill valley so he traded the car in for this sedan and received a $9,000 check for his old car. >> stuck the check in, it took it, and then spit it back out at me. >> it was now easier to get into his car, but it was not so easy getting that n

hillary is just starting to look like madeline albright.candidates spouses, including the first lady. do you think callista's hair snaps on. she stands there like she's wife number one. did you notice while michelle obama is working out on the biggest loser, she's sweating on the east room's carpet. she's saying. he will be weighing in on foreign policy issues with the romney campaign. he also has plenty to say about the president's health care policy. free contraception is really obama'sç population control strategy. obama, no condom left behind. you'd think a communication strategist would have a little more sense when it comes to making public remarks in a public forum. he said it was meant to be hue moorous and offered an je. the romney campaign had not commented. >>> coming up, michele bachmann uses the term tar baby when discussing president obama's energy policy. professor carolyn heldman will weigh in. [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie

that's what happened to madeline starkey, whose photo is going viral. that poor girl.f fun with all the attention on her twitter feed, saying on twitter -- i bet you wish you had taken me to prom now. >>> thanks to twitter. >>> the forecast is so nice for today. let's talk about how it will affect my yard work. >> actually a little warm. 70s and 80s, pollen off the charts, so anyone who has allergies may appreciate the showers coming in later in the week. >> thank you very much, rob. >>> thank you for making us a part of your morning. we'll have local news tonight at 5:00 and 6:00, plus a special "giants clubhouse" at 6:30. see you next weekend. have a great day. >>> hi, i'm lisa glenn. with me is dave mulligan, host of "great getaways." a popular travel show here in the bay area. we're at blue rock shoot in saratoga to talk about dave's latest show. you go on these amazing adventures with your family all over the world, but this show is just a little bit different. why is that? >> but similar also, because we go to an incredible place, different in that we're staying

i'm joined by cnn political contributors and republican strategist mary madeline and democratic pollster cornell belcher. the nbc poll out is the latest to show romney's favorability numbers rebounding. on top of which, his supporters say he has the edge on the most important issue this year, the economy. obviously it's a long way away from the election, but how serious are these poll numbers? >> well, the poll numbers this far out are historically really bad indicators. another thing is there's been a lot of back and forth, a lot of swinging in the polls. i mean, your own cnn poll a whole two days ago had the president up by ten. but in any case you're going to see these polls move back and forth. there's some mythological questions i think with some of these polls' movement back and forth. that aside, i think you'll see the republicans now rallying around mitt romney and i think sort of some of the strength in his numbers you see with the primary over, republicans rallying around him. if you look at some of the internals of the polling, there's still a lot of problems for mitt romney t

it's annual fundraiser is next week and the keynote speakers are former secretary of state madeline albrightnd actress ashley judd. don't go away. 7 on your side is next. >> a couple loses $9,000 in an atm machine. i'm michael finney coming up. 7 on your side gets it back. >> welcome back, everybody. take a look at this shot. gorgeous shot from our roof camera down here near the embarcadero. you see the embarcadero. you see the bay bridge and you see a hint that the sun is moving into position. all of this taking place not all that far from where the san francisco giants will be playing their first evening game. 6:05 start tonight. fireworks to follow. pirates, giants, barry zito on the mound. i only say that because i'm going to be there. a marin county couple said they lost $9,000 when they tried to make an atm deposit. 7 on your side michael finney helps get it back. >> it breaks my heart. i'm getting too old to get in and out of them. >> climbing in and out of the sports car was getting harder for this 76-year-old of mill valley so he traded the car in for this sedan and received a $9,00

. >> let's bring in cornell belcher and mary madeline. saying that putting the buffett rule up for a vote was basically a political ploy? >> i'm a little confused. i got to get this straight. so the senate majority leader senator reid puts forward a measure that 72% of americans think it's a good measure to put forward. and it's not a tossup. it's not even close. 72% of americans think it should be done. he puts it up for a vote. you've got a majority of the senators who would vote for it. i'm baffled. the question shouldn't be why senator reid put this up for a vote. clearly the american people want it. the question is why are republicans blocking common sense legislation like this that the majority of americans want? that's really the question. not why did reid put it up. >> mary is this a common sense legislation or a political ploy? >> of course it's a political ploy. the problem is it's not an effective political ploy. pointed out this buffett rule doesn't do anything for the deficit. if we took all of warren buffett's money, that wo

madeline disappeared while her parents were in portugal in 2007. >>> an emotional plea from the familyt please, please, to the person or persons who have isabel, tell us your demands, tell us what you want. we will do anything for her. we are looking for you, isa. we love you, and we miss you so much. >> isabel was last seen in her bedroom on the night of friday, april 20th before she was reported missing the next morning. michelle segona joins me live. it's heartbreaking to see what the parents are going through, how important it is that their daughter get back to them safe or sound. let's talk about the significance of that statement from the parents. >> it's extremely significant. i think any time a child goes missing, it helps the public to see the parents come out and speak. sometimes when folks see that actual hurt and pain action if they know something, it prompts them to pick up the phone and come forward with information. >> what are police saying about potential suspects and who they have ruled out? >> i spoke with sergeant hawk again, i've been in touch with her a lot. i can

in our dream newscast, he'd be a cnn contributor mixing up mary madeline, going head to head with jeff toobin but not doing any weather reporting. we'll leave that to the experts. that does it for us. we'll see you one hour from now, another edition of "360" at 10:00 eastern. >>> when i sat down with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, he said yes to something incredible. let's go outfront. good evening, everyone, i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, peace in the middle east. what would that mean for america? for decades the united states has been at odds with the arab world over its support for israel in its conflicts over palestine. the palestinian conflict has dominated 70% of israel's existence as a nation, and it's the reason given for animosity in the arab world against america. but that conflict could be coming to an end if you believe what israeli prime manager benjamin netanyahu told me this week. >> i think there's one other thing. i think that i could deliver a peace agreement. i could get the israeli people to follow me, if i believed that i have a serious partner on

in our dream newscast, he'd be a cnn contributor mixing up mary madeline, going head to head with jeffoobin but not doing any weather reporting. we'll leave that to the experts. that does it for us. "early start" begins now. >>> good morning to you. welcome toea

he said on the secretary of state, hillary is starting to look like madeline albright.m is a grandmother, do not let her wearç backless dresses. there's some nice stuff about me, which is weird. forced to watch msnbc on jim tv. the rachel maddow commercials can't attract any viewers aside from justin bieber fans. i look like a boy. that is also hilarious. rachel maddow needs to take a breath and put on a necklace. here is one that he deleted even before today. this one was about the first lady, michelle obama, sweating on the east room carpet. that's nice. after politico.com broke the story he wrote to say that he apologized for his tweeting. he said his tweets were meant to be tongue and cheek and humorous and he would now remove them from twitter. mr. grenell did do an enthusiastic scrubbing today after he was announced as mr. romney's spokesman. now the romney campaign can get back to their prime campaign goal, which is to improve with women the perception of the candidate who just hired this guy as his new spokesman. joining me is e.j.dionne, minneapolis contributo