how close were you to the scene of these two bombings, marilyn? >> we were about 30 feet away from the first bomb. it was really scary, you know, you're just standing there waiting for our runner. she was only, like, ten minutes away, so we are standing right near the finish line. we were going to be running with her getting out of our line and just running along with her so we could see her cross the finish line, and the first bomb went off. and we found out later that her feet and her legs cramped up, which never happened before, and we were, you know, we said if it was god, because we were amazed, because she's never had that. and she should have been crossing the finish line when the bomb went off. and we'd have been -- we saw injuries all around us. we were there. >> what kind of injuries -- what kind of injuries, marilyn, did you see? >> -- in her neck, i don't know if it was glass or what, but they were holding pressure against her neck. i saw injuries to her neck and a little boy, his leg was torn up, and another woman, they were carrying

marilyn's nursing background is example five by the story, mr. chair, that you recounted and some others will make sure she will always put that first. this qualification support for and i also think it's an important attribute to a profession that is increasingly at the core of health care. her confirmation would send a wonderful said the. her experience as recounted by congressman cantor and senator warner gives her a real understanding of the project how is what cms needs to you. it's not just about numbers on the page or policy regulations or rules. and has to be able to be implemented in hospital waiting rooms and in doctors offices. and it has to be simple so the folks in the public or making claims, they have to be able to understand that marilyn is a person is dealt her whole career with the practicality and will carry out her mission in cms in a very practical way because of that wide ranging experience. third, i support her because she is proven again and again that she is a creative problem solver. as governor i give all my cabinet sec

marilyn miller on the phone for us. our debra faric is getting more information from her law enforcement sources, federal law enforcement sources saying now they, the federal law enforcement agencies, have been placed on what's called level-one mobilization, this according to government sources. that's equivalent, according to these officials, all hands on deck. another senior federal official tells cnn that teams are on stand by to search flights leaving the united states. that the information coming in from debra faric. fran townsend, maybe you can explain what this means, federal law enforcement placed on level-one mobilization, equivalent of all hands on deck. what does that mean? >> basically, wolf, that means people who are in the office are no remain, they are going to work -- they are not going to go home, right? your shift is over, you're not going home. people who are at home, once they know they are on a level-one alert, there is a protocol for who comes back into the office and in what order so that they can

welcome kimberly kindy and marilyn thompson.erly, tell us what's the latest we know on this what's turning into a very odd investigation. >> it is, that's for sure. well, today f.b.i. went to the former karate studio of the person who they are now focused on whthey arat least -- we can say they are investigating and that's james everett dutschke. the bizarre twist kind of is for that yesterday after they dropped charges against kevin curtis, he and his attorney actually pointed their finger at mr. dutschke and said that they thought he framed them. whether or not there's other evidence out there that is causing them to focus on mr. dutschke, i talked to his attorney and they said they are unaware of any other evidence that would have caused them to nowe lookg at him. >> ifill: but these two men have had some conflicts, we are given to understand. >> yes, according to mr. curtis, yes. according to mr. dutschke's lawyer, no. she said that her client says that there has not been any conflict or anger that she knows about and she sa

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marilyn tavenner is probably the acting medicare and medicaid administrator. she has worked as virginia's health and human services secretary. this is two hours. >> the hearing will come to order. douglas macarthur once said, a true leader has the confidence to stand alone, the courage to make tough decisions, and the compassion to listen to the needs of others. testifying before today is marilyn tavenner, nominated to be the administrator of the centers for medicare and medicaid services, otherwise known as cms. ms. tavenner, you are being asked to draw on years of extensive expense to lead this agency and administer programs upon which millions of americans rely. you will surely need confidence, courage, and compassion in this role. ahead of cms has a great responsibility. cms administers health coverage to roughly one in three americans. that includes 50 million medicare patients, 56 million medicaid patients and more than 5.5.5 million children through the children's health insurance program. 167,000 seniors and 8300 no to retirees in montana rely on medic

letters from dwight eisenhower, george washington, even marilyn monroe.ny others will go on sale next month. it's expected to bring in as much as $5 million. cnn's jason carroll got a preview. >> reporter: monroe, hemingway, eisenhow eisenhower. icons. all so exposed you might think you've seen all there is to see, until now. >> breathless. >> reporter: a collection of more than 200 rare personal letters, documents and photographs released from a private collector, soon to be sold by profiles in history. >> you just feel as if she's slipping away. >> reporter: included, a handwritten letter by marilyn monroe to acting coach lee strasburg. there is a reference to suicide, is there not? >> there is. >> reporter: the letter reads -- >> there is only concentration between the actor and suicide. as soon as i walk into a scene, i lose my mental relaxation. my will is weak, but i can't stand anything. i think i'm going crazy. >> reporter: a troubled soul. >> a very troubled soul who was losing her concentration because of her alcohol and barbiturate intake. >> r

i'd like to a welcome marilyn thank you from the city attorney's office. >> thank you, mr. chair and members of the board. so we at your direction have been working inform improve taxi service and have taken on a number of different tax roefrpdz but at the core of improving taxi services i mentioned is making sure that we have the right number of taxis on the street and making sure that people have an easy way to assess them. the latter is what we addressed at the recent meeting where in you approved the taxi assess which is a virtual dispatch function. what we're considering today is really the other part of that equation is getting the right number of taxis on the street. i think the most efficient things we can do so strengthen the taxi industry and particularly to do it now which is the argue under a threat to create stability for companies and - but most importantly is to have the folks here be able to get around in taxis. so i'm going to ask ms. around to come up and address this issue. we understand that the taxi market is context and the dynamics of the industry is

dagen: marilyn, thank you so much for that.dated on any information we get about the investigation into who was behind those attacks in boston and of course, we watch your stock markets today. stock markets rebounding. gold making a tempid come back. you would think maybe there would be a flight to safety after that bombing yesterday. not really seeing that. connell: cheryl is live from the new york stock exchange. you saw her moments ago. she'll be there and dennis is here in our studios at fox business headquarters. they continue our coverage next on "marks now." dennis: here is the very latest on the boston bombing. stocks rebounding well but gold at a tepid comeback after gold sold off yesterday, especially after the bombs went off at the finish line of the boston marathon. a large area of the back bay of boston remains cornered off and closed for business as auuhorities search for clues in the bombings that killed three people, injured 176, 176 them in critical condition. president obama now says the bombings are being tre

. >>> and now marilyn most accurate forecast. >> here's what's going on, we're still holding onto temperatures the 50s. tonight it's mild, but that easterly winds are going to make things damp. normally see it on 65 and tomorrow it's 90. and i looked atjlkthat last year. and pasadena right along the baseline. and temperatures off 60 degrees and it's mild tonight. a marine way off the bay and way off the ocean that will keep the clouds in play but we'll notice the clouds to a sky high and the afternoon highs tomorrow. we'll start off cloudy and mild and 55 degrees and lunch time 62 and get up to 72 degrees. it's milder than what we dealt with today. and there could be a shoulder and thunderstorm to the northeast of the city. new england and that's bringing this northeasterly wind flow but as this pushing off shore, we're going to get out to the clear skies, but look out for that. but there's a cold front. so 40 degrees temperature up and down new england coastline and 55 here in baltimore. but you get into temperatures up to 60 degrees in chat knew ga. once we get the southerly winds to kick up

marilyn delivers dozens of hot meals each week. she can't imagine any of them going without. >> the most vulnerable citizens, elderly and disabled more alone. more needing help and to me that is a shame. >> the meals on wheels program here was struggle bug sequestration made a difficult situation dire. normally receiving from the federal government now that has been cut by 20%. >> variable costs on the meals so that is where cuts have to come from. and we will lose about 200 meals per day. county wide. >> asked what she would do helen was the a loss. >> if i didn't have it? i just have to have someone deliver groceries. >> can you afford that? >> not really. >> thank you so much. >> well if you have an electric or hybrid car or thinking about buying one you're going want to hear this. >> hov lanes baby. >> there is a push in sacramento to ease a commute for people who own latest generation of green cars. green sticker program designed to encourage drivers to purchase environmental friendly cars by letting them use carpool lanes. th

the guy slept with marilyn monroe. he's in dinky doughnuts. what about this doctor's note? let's see roy. i never said i'd do that. that's 75 bucks. i'm not working. i can't afford that. i don't know how i feel about it. are you like a quaker now? all right, all right. a stall man, huh? what? we were wondering if you could write us a note. if you can't, it's fine. he didn't say he can't. if you feel funny-- he doesn't feel funny. do you feel funny? forget it. he didn't say anything. he feels funny. you don't have to do this. he knows that! roy, should we go? is this a breach of our friendship? can you be any more dramatic? don't be ridiculous. holyfield's a good friend of one of my patients. he's got some body doesn't he? how would i know? do you like him? what do you mean like him? do you like him? he's a good fighter and a nice guy but i don't like him. why don't you like him? why should i? what's the matter with you? nothing. why? you think something's wrong? am i different? you want the notes? you don't have to. it's o.k. we should get one for elaine, too, right, george

. >> my name is marilyn -- president of the friends of the san francisco commission on the status of women. this was awesome. thank you for inviting me. what comes to mind is a collaboration, 20 agencies and all of you here taking time off on a wor day to honor our keynote speaker. the quote that i had, what margaret meade said, a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the world. you all are doing that. and a half of the friends of the san francisco commission on the status of women, we are the group -- your friends that will help raise money to continue your work, that is why i'm here. i also wanted to say that trafficking involves exploitation in many forms. i have seen in my own community, sometimes it comes in many forms. bondage. professional women and men are in deep debt bondage because they have to pay the traffickers of those who recruit them to their jobs. there was a philippine american, the first to serve in washington state legislature; among her many accomplish things as passage of the first -- washington with the first a donation to make human traffick

even marilyn monroe's bra from "some like it hot" is up for bidding at $88,000. >>> "dancing with the stars" had a bit of an awkward moment when len goodman criticized win oyno judd's dancing skills. >> you're like mt. rushmore, you look magnificent, but you don't move. there's no hip action. i don't want to be nasty to anyone. i know how hard this is -- >> no, you don't. >> all right. bruno. >> yeah, he really said that. the stars came out for tom hanks's broadway debut in nora ephron's lucky guy. those in attendance included regis, spike lee, larry david, barbara walters, martin short and even mayor bloomberg. he did not get a soda at the concession stand, we hear. >>> heidi klum saved her nanny and two sons. >> she's every woman. >> she is. >>> and finally jay leno and jimmy fallon decided to sing away those awkward "tonight show" rumors. ♪ tonight tonight >> that's what you have to do sometimes. you have to laugh at yourself, right? >> they had to. there's so much tension around that. the fact that they can actually make fun of themselves is always fun. they weren't singing good,

you want to make the same decision as you put your wardrobe together or you might have a marilyn monroe moment. i want to point out what's happening. the storm system in the sierra nevada is bringing snow to the higher elevations and driving some winds. it is working against our area of high pressure moving in. it is going to bring us some nice weather. windy conditions as a result. look at the gusts at the coast. up to 56 miles per hour from time to time. these are your sustained speeds around san jose, really strong. we are not used to getting this kind of wind. right now, a sustained speed of 26 miles per hour. gusting to 45, 50 miles per hour. strong enough to take out branches out there this morning. wherever you are headed, travel cautiously and be ready to navigate around debris all morning long. finally, we are going to start to see the winds drop off a little bit. they are going to be rather strong all day long. go ahead and bring in anything from the outdoors that could get knocked around. highs today are going to be comfortable. we will hit the 70s in places like concord and

other big sellers included this single partially nude marilyn monroe negative which sold for nearly $2,000. vintage hollywood on display. >> i think it's americana. >> reporter: proving to be a dream come true for collectors and movie buffs alike. this first in a series of auctions of the movie star news collection concluded today. we're told "the wizard of oz" items were among the big sellers including a single negative and six prints made from it that went for $1,300. >>> an icon of fashion and high society died today. lilly pulitzer, best known for her colorful floral prints, dressed generations of women who embraced the style which became a uniform for the preppie set. she attended boarding school with jacqueline kennedy, married into the famous pulitzer journalism family and began making dresses around 1960. she sold the rights to the brand around 20 years ago but remained a consultant. lilly pulitzer was 81 years old. >>> up next here tonight -- time to retire? no, thanks, says a 79-year-old nurse who still has much more work to do. >>> let's face it, by the age of 79, most people ar

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table at the farmers market and raced pledges and today we have four $80,000 from the community and marilyn was supportive and bevan dufty moved it forward and supervisor wiener has been amazing. the parks group has been wonderful to partner with and giving us timelines so we get information to you on time and i don't think we missed a deadline so we're hoping that we can move the ball forward right now because as dawn said we have this july 1 deadline. mark leno's office contacted us and prop 84 and the greening grant and it fits in perfectly for us, so i just want to say i think this has support in the broadest sense of the words. noah, do you have anything to say? >> yeah. i go to the farmers market every week and there are no parks around there. the only one that i can think of is close is the little park up on 24th and douglas so i just think it would be great to have a park there. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> steve and leslie and then we have jonathan and claudeeen ryan. >> good morning commissioners. i work for the san francisco park alliance with the parks program and it's

over 800 props and costumes are hitting the auction block later this week, even marilyn monroe's brae like it hot starting at a cool $8,000. "dancing with the stars" had an awkward moment last night when the judge criticized wynona judd's dancing skills. >> well, you're like mount rushmore. you look magnificent but you don't move. it had no rhythm. there was no hip action. you kept going wrong. you know, i don't want to be nasty to anyone. i know how hard this is -- >> no, you don't. >> bruno. >> ouch. well the stars came out for tomorrow hanks broadway debut and nora efron's lucky guy. regis philbin, larry david, barbara walters, martin short and mayor bloomberg approximate. he did not get a soda at the concession stand by the way. heidi klum saved her son and a nanny in a dangerous riptide. jay leno and jimmy fallon decided to sing away the tonight show rumors. ♪ tonight, tonight ♪ >> they like each other. i'm betty nguyen. this is first look. way too early starts right now. >>> good tuesday morning to you. i'm peter alexander. this is way too early. obviously not just a clever nam

eventually abandoned and was able to get away on foot in the meantime police officers captured to marilyn and took him to this hospital in boston suffering multiple injuries this is where he died shortly after one thirty am on friday morning and unprecedented manhunt for joe hart continued for over twenty hours involving thousands and thousands of federal and local law enforcement officers were currently in watertown just several minutes outside of boston now law enforcement officials have established a perimeter in this area going from door to door trying to locate joe harz whereabouts where they ended up with finding him was just a block away from the area they were searching he was hiding out in one of the houses in this area in a dry docked boat a local neighbor in the person living in this area saw a blood trail and led police to the area where just car was hiding now a helicopter off the officials was also able using heat signature technology to locate joe hart hiding out in this boat even though he was covering himself up now it's important to note that a two hour standoff and shoo

up next, never before seen photos of marilyn monroe. could be yours for the right price. first, this is "today" on nbc. other hollywood stars could be yours for the right price. first this is "today here you go little man. [ humming ] [ babbling ] the cheerios bandit got you again? [ both laugh ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> if you ever wanted to get your hands on one-of-a-kind hollywood memorabilia, now is your chance. including some never before seen items, including 600 photos of marilyn monroe, including rare images like this one, showing marilyn testing a dress for the movie "nye iagara" in 1952. >> beach shots showing the blond bombshell, of course, having a little fun. >> and she is famous for her looks and also her bows. check out this classic shot of her and her playboy husband, arthur miller. >> lucille ball, scantily dressed in the publicity photo for mgm. >> this behind-the-scenes photo from "wizard of oz," undergo a number of makeup tests to perfect his look. >> that's funny. also audrey hepburn, looking flawless, one of her h

now is being grilled about their knowledge of the older brother to marilyn's for now have traveling to russia back in two thousand and twelve because of course according to our knowledge russian officials advised the united states to look into his identity to see whether or not he could possibly be involved with any kind of extremist radical groups and the f.b.i. back then two years ago deemed him not dangerous and freedom up and of course has been receiving major criticism here in boston and throughout the united states with people saying that possibly maybe this attack could have been prevented we're continuing reporting from the ground as the story develops and r.t. boston massachusetts. and u.s. officials meantime have traveled to dagestan where they interviewed the suspects parents sunday gathering information about tom allowed to visit there and twenty twelve meanwhile a local resident was able to capture the dramatic shootout between the two boston bombing suspects and police that. they used to another pressure cooker bomb similar to the devices that detonated during the maratho

marilyn monroe entertaining the troops on stage in korea. dean was caught clowning around with natalie wood. fray ray, before being snatched up by king kong. and judy garland flirting with some servicemen. the photos being auctioned off today. if you're a parent, you know how to multitask. a dad juggling it to the game. jayson werth, smook smacks the ball out there. and the dad, no glove, watch here in the stands. he reaches out. here it comes. catches the ball with his bare hand. there is the camera. look at what's in his other arm, his baby. we're still not sure, tonight, what mom thought about that. >>> the next image on the field is the one that stole our hearts today. the little 7-year-old football fan in nebraska, dreaming of scoring a touchdown, even as he battles cancer. jack hoffman is just 7. as you'll see right here, he's number 22 on the field. the nebraska cornhuskers, pulling him on the field before the game is over. they handed him the ball. which way to go? they direct him. and the crowd cheers. he runs 69 yards. the team gua

did receive recommendations that they investigate him they did in fact bring to marilyn in for questioning the followed his phone calls they intercepted his social relationships as well as his activity online but did come to a conclusion that he is not dangerous and did end up freeing him and of course because the f.b.i. right now is being criticized for this they're going to trace their steps back look into what exactly they could have missed but also try to establish right now with the second suspect being alive whether the two brothers had any kind of connection to extremist groups that they might have overlooked two years ago and in the time in the years and days leading up to the bombings that took place here in boston also of course they're going to consider and look into the purposes of the trip that the older brother to milan when he went back to the north caucuses for about six months they're going to try to see whether or not this time was used for him to be able to communicate with extremist groups on the ground and. boston massachusetts well a former federal agent says the u.s.

to be seen and might be different in the state but the hope is that moving while steps like what marilyn did are you know it's better than nothing and decriminalizing is as you mentioned in the other clip again better than nothing but we really need to get to full tax and regulate marijuana prohibition there are collateral consequences that come up so even in our state with medical marijuana which we've had since one thousand nine hundred six the collateral consequences the civil sanctions can can stick with you for a long time you can be penalized at work you can have your children taken away even if you are a valid patient so i'm really hoping that this is the beginning of a tipping point that will sweep the country and i think we have there's been just countless lives ruined by this long to finally get in law enforcement but i think ultimately this is a war that's going to be won when thanks so much for coming on thank you thank you . so everybody needs something special now and then to give their love life a little kick. start on the steve harvey show that special something is popeye

marilyn now just a short time ago the mother of the two boston suspects spoke to our colleagues in moscow she denies that her sons were ever involved here's part of that interview. grieving for my car going through here and being a mother i just do what i can say is i am pretty sure i am like a hundred percent sure that this has a set up. my my true fans are really innocent and i know that my. neither of them never never have talked about whatever they are saying about now and when what i want to say is my books most of them were my my youngest one was raised actually like raised from from atheist he was raised in america and my oldest son he is. a really really proper dude raised and in our house never nobody talked about the terrorism and my son time iran really. got involved in the region. like i really do exist politics five years ago so he stopped at following his own really really really religious aspect and he never he never told me that he he would be like on the side of jihad he was controlled by a b. i like for five three five feels that they knew what my son was doing they knew

marilyn says no. how the cubans are starting how the blacks are treated. aria says they wi in places they can't even go in. j an'ayon i am naeg nant. rim cargo says i would rather them stay at the prison so they can demonstrate what they are doing in the u.s. i would go buy cigars from there. >> 't eckie, can you image the uproar if it had been the romneys instead of the rich liberals? ali and says we send food and medical supplies to cuba. why shouldn't you? the embargo hasn't done a thing in years. i don't see where it is the u.s. business unless they are not giving away secrets we don't tear. if somebody else can go thanks for joining us tonight.

i think marilyn monroe did not overdose for sure. >> dana: like what. >> andrea: and necessity she was whacked, killed. she was definitely killed. they were going to get her hands on the diary. >> bob: it's that italian stuff, whacked. >> there was big conspiracy that tupac is still alive. >> and him morrison. >> dana: 6% of paul mccartney that he died, whatever the beetles or something. >> who did you mean if it wasn't paul mccartney carted any. >> dana: people think, 5% believe that paul mccartney died in 1966. >> who went to the white house and performed. >> dana: this is great conspiracy they could keep going and going. i was trying to think of conspiracy theory involving you but everything is true. >> greg: what would you love about the hard-core conspiracy minded person. they believe government and corporations are creating a world that is fooling all of us, but them they can see through it but we can't but they are abject failures. if you see a hard-core conspirator, why aren't you at least clean? do you have all your teeth? not talking about the guys that sit next to you, by th