like michelle malkin, who "co-signed" on to cancel-colbert and called me a "coward." this cuts deep, especially since i learned everything i know about sensitivity to the asian-american experience from michelle's 2004 book, "in defense of internment." (audience booing) turns out they had it coming. (laughter) one less thing to feel guilty about. so to recap -- a web editor i've never met posts a tweet in my name on an account i don't control, outrages a hashtag activist, and news media gets 72 hours of content. the system worked! (laughter) but this all started right after i taped thursday night's show, so i couldn't respond until today. in a sense, i "was" canceled... for three days. just like jesus. (laughter) (applause) but i'm back, and nation, i want to apologize... for caring enough to try and bridge a cultural divide with my foundation. i thought we were ready. if i have a fault, it's that i believed in the american people too much. was i wrong to? (audience answers "no! ") i wish i could believe that, but they have called for canceling colbert, and i'm willing

>> malkin to the net. he scores. a hat trick from malkin. >> penguins take the series 4-2.s won their first straight over the sharks. that series will also head to a game seven. >> before you go to weather, do you want to talk -- there's a cutout of mike barnicle. >> i'm mean to him in person. maybe i'll tell him how good he is and nice and smart and intelligent and we appreciate the career and time he puts in. >> bill, how's the weather? >> as far as today goes, mika, all talk is about this huge storm. it's been with us now for three days. this is the loop of the last 48 hours. all the bright colors are the thunderstorms. that storm is still lingering over missouri and everyone on the east coast is going to get drenched from this storm shortly. we'll see 3 to 5 inches of rain even in the new york and d.c. area. that will start later today and then all day tomorrow. so that heavy rain will be with us along with airport delays. but of course that's nothing compared to the tornado threat that will once be down in mississippi today. >> thanks very much. >>> coming up at the to

the execution of time from tech one the second most powerful men in north korea it is due to his malkin's closest table and forty and military and therefore we can say he's the second most powerful man experts think the appointment of the studio the former ambassador to switzerland as north korea new foreign minister said that it takes multiple stafford in attracting foreign investment in the western world. but don't expect any hadith and found that thier lives is that the history of the founding of the workers' party after me at. expect a visit the new teams out of style that i think that the policy could be unveiled on sunday. chris the stick the industry has been showing steady growth over the past few years the number of gold ticket sales growth of two hundred million mark last year meaning each person watched about four films in theaters on average. unfortunately the enjoyment is easier to find for some more then others in the nation and to tell us more about the strength to bring in our call to respond to one in the studio to see what else more about this discrepancy without this pa

again this time the double it for one l g mail and then see answers back with three nba title of malkin than ideologies you don't you. he hits one hundred and two waves eventually going to win this one life before. and now looking at yet again pst and feeding as k six that the re designed taking care of max and seventy one and look at home are still in this one in the bottom of the ninety eight sixty four will pay and that's all i have for now this has been stephen chan aussie bank year later for more on the world of sports. weather wise it was a nice sunny day here in seoul in dungeon go but he tells me go but wrecking ball down at the weather center called young fellas and good evening guys some relief that that the weather and tyndall continues to be calm. however if the conditions under the sea that are making things difficult spring tides will last through friday dan and tom bennett tidal currents will speed up to two point four meters per second hopefully for the progress on search efforts can be made over the weekend when tidal current slowdown. well shifting gears to the current

be doing something right for malkin to be so critical of him.he is so right wing and so polar, i wouldn't take anything she says. as far as i am concerned, if she is criticizing i will say that he is doing something right because she is the type that criticizes anything that she thinks maybe leaning left. i would not pull her on anything. i think that gregory is great. host: thank you very much for the call, gloria. again, look at the overall total audience. next to the that you can see the key demographics. "face the nation" is now number one. followed by "this week." "meet the press," and then "fox news sunday." al, good morning. caller: i do not learn anything one of the other colors summed this up, i don't learn anything from these sunday morning talk shows. when gasoline under george bush was not even as high as today we heard a mantra from the press that people were not going to go on vacation. that the economy was so bad. 15 years later i have yet to hear one positive story out of a rack -- out of a rack about someone being more free now.

but as difficult as it may be, let's forget for a second about what michelle malkin and other conservatives are saying on twitter. let's even forget what eric holder and barack obama himself are saying because in all the discussion and debate about racism and race and accusations of racism and whether eric holder has it worse than janet reno or if barack obama has it worse than bill clinton, there are some basic, really basic facts out there about what this country looks like. what it looks like through the prism of race. questions whether or not history will travel forward about what history will write about this era. indeed, there is the very real question about whether in the era of the first black president what we call racial progress has stalled, whether we are watching before our eyes and probably at this moment history move in reverse at the very moment of one of the peak achievements of the civil rights movement, the presidency of a man named barack obama. and if that seems to you like an outlandish question posed, look at what has happened over the last several decades. the progre

on thursday, we will be joined by tony malkin, ceo of the empire state realty trust for the special lookind the iconic new york city skyskraper all next week. ♪ >> it is 56 past the hour, so that means bloomberg is "on the markets." i am olivia sterns. we're about half an hour into the trading day. let's get you caught up on where the markets are trading right now. stocks have actually turned around and futures are pointing to i higher open, but now the offx is in, nasdaq selling the most was that we did get some better than expected numbers on unemployment, weekly jobless claims falling more than forecast. that is also had a little impact on the treasury market. let's show you what has happened to u.s. treasuries. falling with yields coming up but only slightly. yields on the 10-year note up about 10 basis point. now it is time for futures and focus. bond buyers searching for safe reliable returns this year are having a hard time finding a. wall street predict that treasuries will lose value by the end of the year and some warned that junk bonds are now getting overvalued. plus, it is o