economist mark scott who said that is not surprised the year ended the end of the functioning mosque that. there's a pretty good diversity of opinion inside you're up inside the eurozone will depart to talk about the single european opinion. that being said europe has had a harder time and is more tentative than more recent effort to get out of this recession than the united states mean the economy is more fragile additionally the defendants particularly our natural resource exports from russia is much higher in europe the united states. this is an indirect route of intensifying sanchez is just a click away for the results he got caught. officials in iraq say an outdoor market pulled off the northeast and not have killed at least eleven people and firms to avoid the expressions on monday it on to putting sanctions and to think that the carnage comes and the comforter plans to widen its genteel election since the twenty eleven pullout of us troops. he's gotten three one with one fp risk of the current pontiff thousand nine hundred civilians have been killed this month the line making

show investors are choosing real estate over stocks joining us now to discuss, liz macdonald, scott martin and mark madsen of madsen money. thanks to all of you for joining us. it is staggering to me, if you weren't in stocks you really lost out. scott, what do you make of people's perceptions out there.

scott shellady, mark luschini and nicole petallides. >>> if you're looking for an alternative investment other than stocks and bonds, how about investing in a real football player? we'll show you how you can score a touchdown maybe in your portfolio by buying a stake in an nfl player. david: wow. also the great rate debate. the federal reserve is in a bind with a huge expansion of its balance sheet. guess what? it is now $4.1 trillion. some say it's no big deal. others wonder what happens when it all standards to unwind. cme bull versus bear debate. this will be a lot of fun of the these guys hold nothing back of the that's next. >> the news flow around this story is unbelievable. the financial fallout from l.a. clippers owner don sterling's comments on race has begun and is in full swing. a rising number of sponsors pulling out including red bull in just past couple of hours. "wall street journal" lee hawkins says it could end up being a positive for the nba. he is our guest live. join the conversation. will donald sterling end up selling be force to sell the l.a. clippers. david: what

mark scott, owner of the cincinnati reds, was fined and suspended heavily by major league baseball forcist comments that were almost flattering of hitler. and it looks like the nba does have the legal authority to do something like that. they could fine donald sterling if these comments prove to be true. they could suspend him. his net worth is roughly estimated to be $1.9 billion if you fine him $2 million, $5 million which in most circumstances would be a hefty fine. that's a drop in the bucket for the guy. he might just laugh it off. they need to figure out how to make the free market force this guy out of his position, basically. >> in the same week of this rant, this genius, we have -- i guess where it shows it sadly here you have this most blue collar cowboy, somebody you could expect that from possibly to this multi-billionaire, sophisticated. and racism still exists rampantly in our country. >> who makes his money from african-american players. >> but there's a threat here which is these guys are of an older generation. and i hate to say it, but that mentality does not exist in

i want to thank mark milwee and scott schroeder, we are fortunate to have such experienced, dedicatedo guide us through these difficult days. our job as leaders is to prepare soldiers for the chaos of war. the loss of any soldier and any circumstance is a tragedy for a unit or for a family. yet, somehow, the loss of comrades in the heat of battle is a risk that we understand and with time, we can accept. that these soldiers were lost at the hands of one of our own makes this tragedy heartbreaking and inexplicable. this especially hits home for linda and i because ft. hood and the central community has been my family's home away from home for more than seven years having served here as a commander of a brigade, the fourth infantry division and three corps. i have personally experienced the warmth and resiliency of the soldiers and the families and the community, the ft. hood family has been central to the army's success over the last 13 years of war, sharing in our victories and grieving when we lost those dearest to us. you were there for us and for our families when we deployed force

i want to thank lieutenant mark milli a milliand scott schroeder. difficult days. our job as leaders is the chaos of war, circumstances an tragedy for a family. somehow the chaos in the loss of battle is a risk we understand. with time we can accept that these soldiers were lost from an american soldier one of our own makes this tragedy heartbreaking and inexplicable. this especially hits home for linda and i because fort hood and the greatest central community has been my family's home away from home for more than seven years, having served here as a commander of a brigade, the four4th infantry division and 3 corps. i have personally experienced the wal-mart and resiliency of the soldiers and family and community. the fort hood family has been central to the army's success over the last 13 years of war. sharing in our victories and grieving when we lost those dearest to us. you were there for us and our families when we deployed forces, whether it be to iraq or afghanistan. you were there for us when we struggled to understand and recover from the

show investors are choosing real estate over stocks joining us now to discuss, liz macdonald, scott martin and mark madsen of madsen money. thanks to all of you for joining us. it is staggering to me, if you weren't in stocks you really lost out. scott, what do you make of people's perceptions out there. >> their perceptions are usually wrong, melissa. that is the sad part. look at some of the surveys, said the best time to invest in real estate was? ' 06, '07, 'and '08. we know how that story ended. real estate provides great value and fund to own. typically not a leveraged transaction. you're typically on the hook for a lot more than you have to put down. what i don't like as advisor is liquidity trap. real estate you have hard time to get out of. real stocks, bonds, you can get out at certain time. you have to watch the lockup with real estate. melissa: emac, interesting people got burned by real estate and stock market at the same time. >> that's right. melissa: yet they have lingering feel about stocks. if you got out of your 401(k) or not in the market or the dow you missed a lot of money but

the regime in camp no if you sue george this is him in have a are you support it or go ahead scott because mark doesn't want to lose a point go ahead sloshes i go ahead scott i do not i don't peter i hear you no no no you had your chance aren't you wasted your time oh no we're going to go to john i'm going to just make i go just go ahead we're going this far here's what you're seeing your time he's gone for go ahead why don't you go i want to turn my call a note on the horrible he talking in ukraine where he's going i don't know if this is cross talk you know i arrived this is censorship this white house will mark go ahead why don't you have a chance go ahead. so i have no well my job i'd like to say is thirty seconds because you do not what i'd like to try it is that you left out should you have another way should i get russian people to do so much better is the people going to moscow because it's their own people know that are victimized by this government that is backed by the united states and we should only be everywhere language newspaper go ahead sky it's only had a great way to encounte

reporting live in scotts valley, i'm mark sayer, kpix 5. >>> search continues in the sierra back country for a missing snow border from san francisco. rescuers have set up this command post. they are looking for 25-year- old abraham finkelstein. he got separated from his father during a storm yesterday evening. >> we will take a look at the nap that we have. some of the work that occurred throughout the night, some of our things have gone in. >> the man's father says his son was dressed for the cold weather. he has water with him, but it is not known whether he has any food. >> a san rafael man who was missing for a month, may have been killed after driving off an unfamiliar stretch of road. today, investigators found his car near an embankment. kpix 5's brian webb with the discovery investigators made after they found that car. brian. >> reporter: allen, the car found about sew miles north of the beach, the next is called 13 turn. it is a treacherous stretch of road there, especially in the rain liked to or -- the night robert davis wept missing. he was last seen february 26th. this is

veronica daguerre, capital security management director of research steven marsha, mark with us, united advisors scottartin. steve, i will start with you. seems on the surface may be bad for the industry. maybe it is good. it felt like it was inevitable. what do you think? >> well the tobacco companies here in the u.s. knew it was coming. so there is question of what type of format it would take and i think this gives them, in terms of going forward gives them a good idea what they need to do in order to many ply with federal regs in order to role out products next two years. melissa: veronica, do you agree with that. >> this is good news for big tobacco regulators around the world because regulation they can afford to comply. small tobacco makers this will be crunch. there will be more consolidation and that means these little players will buy up the big players. melissa: so far, scott, the regulation i've seen are not onerous. you can't buy them if you're under 18. you have to have an i.d. they didn't talk about banning flavors and like bubble gum and cherry, grape, there to appeal to kids. you thin

i want to thank lieutenant general mark milly and scott sh roader.aders to guide us through these difficult days. our job as leaders is to propair soldiers for the chaos of war. the loss of any soldier in any circumstance is a tragedy for a unit or for a family. yet somehow the loss of comrades in the heat of bat tle is a ris that we understand and with time we can accept. that these soldiers were lost on american soil and at the hands of one of our own makes this tragedy heartbreaking and inexplicable. this especially hits home for linda and i because fort hood and the greater central community has been my family's home away from home for more than seven years. having served here as the commander of a brigade, the fourth infantry and more. i have experienced the warmth and resiliency of the soldiers and community. the fort hood family has been central to the army's success over the last 13 years of war sharing in our victories and grieving when we lost those dearest to us. you were there for us and for our families when we deployed forces whether it

that comfortable dealing in a casual way, in an in-your-face way with the media, john donahue, scott cook, mark are very comfortable dealing with it. to read, if you were the mark andreessen blog during that time, there was a daily, rigorous, robust rebuttal of carl icahn's position. i have one other point, but i will shut up. >> give it to us. >> no, no, no. >> python earlier about fact-based activism. yesterday bill made a detailed, plausible, fact-based place -- case. >> factive is him -- factivism. recall in his position vis-À-vis paypal and ebay that he made a fact-based analysis. >> john brings up a great point. this has been the same argument that bill ackman has had regarding herbalife with every single person all along. line up against me, pound for pound, i have done my homework. have you? >> how about fact-based management? >> carl icahn would say that he did present a fact-based case. in his letters to shareholders he laid out his argument. he made an argument, persuasive or not, that is the eye of the boulder, but it was certainly based on fact. >> i don't think it was as rigorous

my name is mark farrell and joined by breed and will be joined by scott wiener.e to thank sf gov. tv. san francisco television. >> madam clerk. any announcements? >> yes. please silence all cell phones and speaker cards should be submitted to the clerk. the items acted upon today will appear on the board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated.

from the 70s to the century mark in just a couple days. stick around for that. scott and laura, back to you. >> just raining on friday. heat will punch us in the face. >>> the south bay stow away who hitched a ride to ohio in the wheel well of a jet could be reunite would his father this week. the father released a statement yesterday saying "we were relieved to hear of his safety considering the circumstances of this trip. my son, like many immigrant children, is struggling adjusting to life in this country." reports say the 15-year-old boy was trying to reach his mother in somalia when he hopped on the first plane he saw. apparently he thought his mother was dead and only recently learned she was, in fact, alive and in africa. >>> a major blow to the sharks. who on the team could be missing on the ice tonight. >>> and we're looking over towards the home of the warriors. a great job on the hardwood but a smooth flow of traffic good job getting to your job this morning. show you what else is going on in the south bay, coming up. >>> well ecome back to you, 4:54. the s

my name is mark farrell and joined by breed and will be joined by scott wiener. i would like to thank sf gov. tv. san francisco television. >> madam clerk. any announcements? >> yes. please silence all cell phones and speaker cards should be submitted to the clerk. the items acted upon today will appear on the board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you madam clerk. before we call item no. 1. supervisors mar is out of town. can i have a motion to excuse him. please call item no. 1. city clerk: item 1: agenda[waiving competitive solicitation requirement - professional services agreement - geneva car barn and powerhouse project - aidlin darling design - $838,000]1400341.sponsor: avalosordinance waiving the competitive solicitation requirement under administrative code, section 6.40, and authorizing the general manager of the recreation and park department to enter into a professional services agreement with aidlin darling design in the amount of $838,000 for the purpose of completing the design and construction documents for the geneva car bar

english you know you're delusional go ahead scott before we go to the right why is putin value crowd i want you to feel like you are you have to be changed mark let's go to scott. so if you look at this i mean mark levine is very much like the mouthpiece for the guys at c.n.n. he's kyle like jeffrey tobin. sorry country going down the river barbara starr already there barbara starr in drag i mean f.b.i. you're looking at perhaps he's barbara starr in drag come to think of it i haven't seen a lot of the remaining barbara starr in the same place at any time so it's a good possibility the ministry of birth that no one of this guy this guy has go ahead scott because you know they're not going to break something from you mark tell me why there's a united nations vote and the only people who stand up for russia are dead dictators ups of sudan north korea how about that a lot more about how to stand it take me to the real world war your house on saturday through every single year when it's the united states enough when it was a few minutes ago rails if you can go campaign that on board you the race that you were topic is right why don't do it the sa

my name is mark farrell and joined by breed and will be joined by scott wiener. i would like to thank sf gov. tv. san francisco television. >> madam clerk. any announcements? >>

it marks the return to sfo launching a new nonstop service from dublin ireland, scott if you only had known. it's part of new major expansion that will increase by 24% this year. the service can benefit the silicon valley and ireland. several bay area tech companies, headquarters are there and many irish companies are based in california. >>> controversial google shuttle buses will be allowed to use muni stops starting this summer unless those against the program take it to court. san francisco leaders shot down an appeal, meant to stall the pilot program. at peel claimed the city did not evaluate the environmental impact of the buses which carry tech employees to work on the peninsula and the south bay. 18-month program scheduled to begin in july will let shuttles with permits stop at designated muni stops for $1 per stop per day. those against it say the buss are too big and dangerous. >> the bus turned on a red light and i had the green light and i was so serious, chased them down, you have to pay attention to the safety here in the city. >> supporters say the program will keep tho

scott mcgrew. >> i'm peggy bunker. marking the great earthquake of 1906. just after 5:00 in the morning when the quake struck. earlier this morning people attended a commemoration ceremony on market street. it served as a meeting point for people displaced by the quake. about an hour ago crews panlted this fire hydrant gold just as they do every year. that hydrant was key to stopping flames after the 8.6 magnitude quake. more than 80% of the city was destroyed in the aftermath. now, for the rest of the morning, the group will be at lefty o'doul's for the breakfast. >>> "today in the bay" tracie potts joins us live on capitol hill. tracie, new numbers this morning. the number of people that signed up, it puts them over the top. >> it exceeded what they planned to do which was 7 million. but the president has come out himself now saying that 8 million people signed up after the deadline. remember, there were more people who were caught up in that last-minute computer snafu. so they've now counted all of the signp just 8 million people just over a third of th

scott, there are roughly 500,000 georgians who have concealed weapons permits. >> pelley: mark strassmann in our atlanta newsroom. mark, thank you. russia's foreign minister warned today that any attacks on russians in eastern ukraine would be considered an attack on russia itself. tensions are rising. the u.s.-backed ukrainian government said it will use force to put down pro-russian activists in the east. the obama administration sent a message of its own today as it began small-scale military exercises with nato allies near russia. 150 u.s. army paratroopers flew to poland for maneuvers that will last about a month. a few hundred american soldiers are also going to estonia, latvia, and lithuania. it was last month that russia annexed ukraine's crimean peninsula, and since then, russia has been massing thousands of troops near the border. pro-russian militias have taken government buildings in eastern you ukraine, and holly williams is in donetsk. >> reporter: ukraine's pro- russian separatists are watching and waiting for government forces to make their move. in donetsk, they've occupi

but to me adam scott is a clear-cut favorite. >> mark, love the work you do.lf channel. >> all right. enjoy the masters. >>> let's do some final trades. josh brown? >> yeah, deere got sold out, rebounded the fastest, nasty wick on that candle. i think it's going much higher. >> key, we bought it because of unusual option activity. >> scott, i like this guy haas, yeah, son of another. i'm looking at two different names. blackstony, kkr, these asset managers, they've been sold out. >> attaboy, haas. >>> to get serious for a second, thinking about what you want to see the next four, three hours down here on wall street. >> for me i'd like to see it stabilize, judge rather than sell off hard, but that one part of my brain says we're going to sell off into the weekend. >>> that's all for us here. have a great weekend as well. power starts now. >>> good afternoon, everybody. >> we welcome you to "power lunch." >> go ahead, sue. >> take it away. >> that's okay, ty. as ty well knows it'sen an up and down week. >> it's been a wild week. dominic chu and bob pisani are h

the real interesting dynamic is how is this going to play out with mark andreesen and scott cook and>> no doubt, that's going to be an important role for some of the relationship brokers who have helped these companies reach what they're calling common ground, but, scott, it doesn't really seem like there is much common ground besides the appointment of david dorman to the board. >> donohoe alluded to that with andrew this morning, but in their statement that they have been able to sort of bridge the gap and find some kind of common ground, at least enough that ebay was willing to put carl's guy on the board and they'll continue to have these conversations by virtue of the confidentiality agreement that's now in place. so that he couldn't -- there won't be letters flying back and forth and the substance of their conversations wihich will probably get deeper are not revealed in piecemeal. >> the interview, scott, 12:30? >> yeah, on "the half." >> all right. thank you so much. >>> now, time for the "squawk feed." joining us is john steinberg along with our own jon fortt. ebay is down a

and the issue, scott, has become how warm it will get and how to adapt. >> pelley: mark phillips in our london newsroom, thanks very much. earthquakes in southern california have exposed a fault more dangerous than the san andreas. there's a decision now on the future of japanese whaling. and the umpires get a little help on opening day when the "cbs evening news" continues. original nutritional drink. it helps fill nutritional gaps in your diet. each delicious serving provides to help maintain muscle, and 26 vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support bone health. plus, boost® original is doctor recommended and has a guaranteed great taste. help get the nutrition you need with boost® nutritional drink. this has been medifacts for boost® nutritional drink. withi dbefore i dosearchdrink. any projects on my home. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. anybody have occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? one p

ncaa president mark 'em ert calls it grossly inappropriate. the commissioner larry scott is laughable. oregon ducks quarterback marcus marriott ta could have been a top ten pick in this draft but he decided to stay at oregon. he said, quote, i wouldn't say it's priceless, but i would say it fulfills what we need. guys will always want a little more money. that's just the nature of college athletics. most experts believe, gretchen, that union or no union, the way that college athletes are treated is about to dramatically change. >> wow, the story isn't going away. thanks so much. by the way, i knew it was connecticut. i had florida in the pool. that's why i set that. >>> a girl scout setting a new record, her secret to selling tens of thousands of cookies. wait until you hear what she wants to do, next. ♪ sell the cookies until they are gone ♪ ♪ because there's many, many more where they came from ♪ ogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [

scott mcgrew with a look at that for us. >>> happening now, crews are having a tough time rediscovering those pings they heard from the indian ocean. it comes as we markne month since malaysian airlines flight 370 vanished. peggy, it seems like yesterday's optimism has turned to doubt, once again. >> scott, that has absolutely been the agonizing part. the pings picked up over the weekend are the latest straw to gras. now searchers say they are hearing nothing. today marks the one-month anniversary that flight 370 departed kuala lumpur. aviation experts say the batteries can last a little longer than long than 30 days. the search continues. >> we are currently very actively and aggressive pursuing where we think that debris field might be, so as to give us further information to recalculate back where the point of entry might have been. >> now, in their urgency, the australian navy has even deployed divers with the hopes of spotting some kind of debris. and the herculean effort now to find this plane totaling $44 million. the good news is the reduced search area once in the million of square miles now 30,000 square miles. just a little bit of encourage

scott. you know, it's been an emotional week. we marked the one-year anniversary from the bombing itself on april 15th and there have been a lot of remembrances ever since then. last night at fenway park, a very moving tribute. boston is coming alive this morning and the good news is as a boston native i can tell you that this really feels like marathon monday. it feels like patriots day in the city. runners are gathering to head out to the starting line some 26 miles away and a little later on, not more than an hour from now, 36,000 runners will hit the streets. it's the second largest amount of runners in boston marathon history, 9,000 more runners than last year. you might remember that last year when the bombs went off, 5,000 people still out on the course. they were not allowed to finish, many of them wanted to finish what they started last year and they've all been invited back, a great many of them will be running again today. this, of course, will be the most secure boston marathon in history. some 3,500 police officers both plain

mark zuckerberg has. they'll have to put up quarter after quarter, scott.ually performing pretty fnicely right now. facebook absolutely killed it last night. great call by you, murph. >> murphy the bear won our debate on pandora. >> congratulations to you. >> another one. >> good luck there, fellow. let's go around the horn and do final trades. pete? >> mcdonald's got some paper out there. i think the stock is going to break through 100 and go higher. >> murph? >> great quarter out of dr horton. >> justin brown in today for josh on the final trades. bbx. can you say it? >> i was thought he was going to pick mattel or hasboro. >>> halftime's over. the second half of your trading day begins now. >> apple crisp, apple strudel, apple sliders, apple pie, any way you slice it, apple is having a great day. after the seven-way split, is this is stock you want to buy? >>> trouble intensifying in ukraine, folks. you need to keep your eye on this one. ukrainian forces moving against positions held by pro russia gunmen. russia calling for new exercises on ukraine's bor

scott. >> yeah, pretty ugly. welcome to the "halftime." right on the mark, bill is here live on the latest moves he's making in his portfolio. >>> pass the mayo. what does one of the bank's biggest critics think now? we'll ask mike mayo. >>> who is likely to win the battle for domination? >>> let's meet pete, jon, joe, and steph. the nasdaq is once again the scene of the crime. the index falling to a three and a half month low. we can attack this from a number of fronts. it's not only the growing number of stocks officially in correction territory. some of the big names we talk about on an everyday basis, whether it's the teslas or amazons, you have to keep an eye on the 10-year, 2.61 and dropping fast. what has your eye today, joe? >> you have to keep your eye on the europe. the dax down 1.75%. you have to keep your eye on japan. look, the rally we got over the past couple of days, obviously now, meeting selling pressure. that's what i expect. i think the quarter will be problematic going forward. that being said, what you have right now in this environmen

gunman's family has released a statement and scott, it reads in part, we make no excuses for his actions and we are shocked and devastated by them. >> pelley: mark, thank you. today, secretary of state john kerry called on russia to "leave ukraine in peace." but kerry's words and new u.s. sanctions haven't caused russia to blink. the u.s. accuses moscow of whipping up pro-russian militants who have taken over government buildings in eastern ukraine, a possible prelude to a russian invasion. holly williams is there. >> reporter: in luhansk today, pro-russian separatists seized control of the regional government building. as police looked on, the separatists trampled a ukrainian flag and raised a russian one in its place before moving on to the city's police headquarters, some of them armed with automatic weapons. another uptick in violence in eastern ukraine. the mayor of kharkiv, gennady kernes, is fighting for his life tonight after he was shot in the back in an assassination attempt. and in donetsk, peaceful pro- government demonstrators were attacked by masked-wearing separatists wielding baseball bats and batons. these police officers stood

chairman goodlatte, ranking member conyers, members of the judiciary committee, poe, bass, nadler, scott, markgreen for all of their hard work. i hope that this bill will quickly pass the senate and become law. this is one of those rare bills that virtually guarantees that it will put real criminals behind bars and protect people more effectively from one of the most traumatic assaults manageable. rape -- imaginable, rape. the grants provided to states and local governments will allow them to significantly reduce or eliminate their backlog. and by using a national d.n.a. database -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for 30 seconds. mrs. maloney: and the da -- database helps them identify the criminals and the bill that mr. poe and i passed earlier this years, the safer act, will direct that 75% of this money go directly for the backlog, that's roughly 113 million. it's important. this is a moral imperative to eliminate the rape backlog so that women will not be victimized simply because their government failed to act. and failed to process this important evidence. this is a

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. >> reporter: scott, ivan lopez had complained to military doctors that he had suffered a traumatic brain injury in combat. late today, lieutenant general mark milley told us that so far investigators haven't found anything to back that up. >> so far, we have not discovered any specific dramatic event, wounds received in action, contact with the enemy, or anything else specific that he may have been exposed to his e deployed. his underlying medical nnditions are not a direct precipitating factor. we believe that the immediate precipitating factor was more likely an escalating argument in his unit area. >> reporter: the argument was between lopez and some of his fellow soldiers. he said that some of the people who were involved in the verbal altercations were victims but you're saying they weren't targets. so there seems to be a conflict there. >> hyou explain? >> there was no premeditated targeting of an individual in the sense of walking into specifically target a specific individual. there's no indication of that. reere was an argument. it escalated. >> reporter: all three of the deceased were described as s ancated soldiers. 38-year-old c

mark. you see the detail right there. and shoe dazzle, see the shoes cut out, about $50. and kendra scottjoin your friend, sweetie. >> our second lady is danette from utah. feels like her hair is out of control and begged us to give her an age appropriate look. let's listen to her story. >> well, we noticed riley's sign. give my grandma a makeover with an x through her. that was very clever. why do you want this for grandma? >> we're going to the lincoln center tonight and she wants to look really pretty. >> you're such a good granddaughter. you have a very specific request for louis. >> yes. well, i kind of -- i need the grandma haircut. i look too much like my beautiful granddaughter and my daughter and so i need to look more like -- i need to be -- look more sophisticated. >> you're gorgeous. but we are going to make you look unbelievable. what do you think about all of this? >> good. >> all righty. >> this is good. she's here with her daughter shannon. shannon's husband chris and her grandchildren. i can't believe she's a grandmother. riley, tanner and savannah. >> what a beautiful fa

its imperial appetite this so your facebook and scott made it but he did impress some members of the russian parliament passed a law that are you today to mark this token when the federation otherwise why tesco to block the statistic that has control of activists is to express it is fine but when it tells you not have to have begun to send us an authentic islam represented seventy two cents on to claim tt the decision adversely impact the development of the industry to be the number of ukrainians has been cut off his heated dispute with ropes and social networks that ukraine is allegedly called a mass produced in russia. went to see your website and so forth. and in addition to an area without the sense to think of today the president of more knowledge and does a nice touch of the eu member states easy and the only condition is the availability of the biometric passport is has announced that it can be set that up with the commission put his ego is this episodic are sickening the demo reel tablet and outstanding ukrainian direct technical i must end up with the built in kiev today. the call to all commissioners gets life and how this deal wit

we have mark travis, intrepid capital management ceo, who has two retail names investors should keep on their radar. scott schmerhorn, granite investment advisor's chief investment officer. scott is positive, he feels positive on the overall economy even with the poor first quarter number. bob eye a chino from the pits of the cme. bob, very interesting, you hear janet yellen and company saying even when we finish bond-buying purchases we'll keep interest rates low for a very long time. markets went moon shot. >> they did. the fed didn't give any negative surprises. nobody expected at two-day meeting. no press conference after this particular meeting but the important thing to note is, we have a two-day fed meeting ended prior to a non-farm pay rolls number and they could have given a hint in their statement, wink, wink, don't see number ahead of tie, i get it but they could have given some hint labor market is cooling, heating up. stayed right along core and we'll see how that comes out tomorrow. david: that's a great point. mark travis, i always look at gold when the fed decisions come out, if it's a big

gardner in colorado and former massachusetts senator scott brown of new hampshire, the gop has more of a margin for error. louisiana's mary landry, arkansas markegich, can they overcome obama fatigue on the health care law and win reelection? mary landry is taking some heat for reusing reenactments of statements made the senator made at an energy committee hearing last year. >> do you think there are a bunch of fairy god mothers out there that just wave a magic wand? >> she holds the most powerful position in the senate for louisiana. >> we produce the oil and gas. that's the message we told to the president. >> in response to the ad "maybe mary landrieu is training for a post-senate career in hollywood. an outside group supporting mark begich is on the air with this ad. >> i was lucky, i beat cancer, but the insurance company still dene denied me insurance just because of a preistiexisting condition. >> cotton is asking mark pryor for a series of five debates to be held around the state. >> what do you say, mark pryor, you and me alone, five times around arkansas, no moderator, speaking directly to the people. >> expect those votes to appear

scott is down ten points. chris christie is not going. there's no big political thing here. there is flash flooding in florida as you guys have been noting and i'm told our markked to rick scott this morning saying, i'm coming another time. you've got a lot on your hands. >> much needed support down there in florida for rick scott, that's for sure. john, thanks so much. >>> coming up on "new day," australian company says it may have spotted plane wreckage thousands of miles from the current search zone in the hunt for flight 370. but the man who helped find air france flight 447 says he's skeptical and so do a lot of others. we'll talk to him about why. >>> also, another twist in the amanda knox case. italian court says she's guilty but the prosecutor's theory is wrong. what does this mean for knox and the long drawn out legal drama? this is the first power plant in the country to combine solar and natural gas at the same location. during the day, we generate as much electricity as we can using solar. at night and when it's cloudy, we use more natural gas. this ensures we can produce clean electricity whenever our customers need it. ♪ when laquinta.com sends

scott up one. 45%, 44%. that's a close one. next to the senate race of arkansas. incumbent democrat mark pryor has a three-point lead over u.s.gressman tom cotton. it's pryor 46%, cotton 43%. if pryor can hold on there, it makes it harder for republicans to take control of the u.s. senate. we'll be right back. >>> we're back with more of my interview earlier today with the 39th president of the united states, jimmy carter. he's written a provocative new book, "a call to action: women, religious, violence, and power." i asked the former president about his views on what the bible says about women. let's watch. mr. president, i read your new book, and what struck me is your effort to reconcile your deep christianity with your belief in equal treatment and equal rights for women. and here's the headline, i guess, from the bible. you say, for the husband, is the head of the wife, just as christ is the head of the church. the body of which he is is savior. just as the church is subject to christ, so, also, wives ought to be in everything to their husbands. i mean, that's kind of like sticking your chin out and then saying, but tha

scott tried to gouge his eye out. he said he was trying to reach inside. he had scratch marks. >> what was this about?t was the reasoning why? did he give a reason? >> well -- no. there's just been some issues with timberlake and the heartless felons in there because timberlake does his own thing. he doesn't want to associate with them. and he just believes that the gang is ridiculous. >> still, timberlake is known for causing problems as well. >> timberlake has an anger issue. it's been there for a long time. we've dealt with timberlake. we've had numerous lockups when i dealt with him. >> i'm just a little punk, that's all. only the strong survive. you come in here like a little chump, run you to hell early. if you're strong and stand your ground, they know not to mess with you, you know. this is jail. it's either going to go the nice way or the hard way. either way, we're locked up, so -- >> timberlake who has prior convictions for burglary and theft recently pled guilty to attempted robbery and is awaiting sentencing. he says this offense sounds worse than what it is. >> you know what i'm in here

scott. so if you look at this i mean mark levine is very much like the mouthpiece for the guys at c.n.n. he's kind of like jeffrey. sorry country we're going to the range of barbara starr or you know barbara starr in drag i mean f.b.i. you're looking at perhaps he's barbara starr in drag come to think of it i haven't seen a lot of the remaining barbara starr in the same place at any time so it's a good possibility in the united states versus you know one of this guy this guy has go ahead scott put it you know they're not going to break coming from you mark tell me why there's a united nations vote and the only people who stand up for russia are dead dictators ups of sudan oh it's corrupt how about this why go to hell to standing up to take me to the real world war house on saturday so you know every single year when it's the united states enough when it was a few minutes i think i. can go campaign that on board you the race that your topic is why don't you go to the same thing as a sovereign independent nation and the people have a right to live in freedom just like the russian people sh

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. >> today marks one year since jcpenney named mike ullman as its ceo. since then, the stock is down more than 40%. jim? >> scott, i don't want to talk about ron johnson or mike ullman. all i want to talk about is whether you can make money in this name. absolutely, yes. we're out of the winter slowdown. >> i see a debate coming up. keep it going. i'm listening. you have my attention now. >> all right. retail sales will grow as we come out of the winter slowdown. jcpenney has a perfectly fine piece of the pie. they don't need to grow it. they need the pie to grow. it will. they've got $2 billion of liquidity right now. that's plenty to get them through. they will survive. you'll make money in the stock. >> who's taking the other side? josh brown? >> josh has to take the other side. >> no, too many shorts in the name. and i think the next two points are more likely to be higher than lower. >> not only am i not taking the only side, i will pay a compliment to all those who owned the debt, bought the debt, the marc lasrys of the world, that proved the trade in jcpenney. >> gilead cutting the price of a drug. >> the

mark the one year anniversary of the attack. two suspicious bags were found at the finish line. the bomb squad were called into destroy the bag. it turned out to be a hoax. scottmpson, ktvu channel 2 s . >> authorities focusing on security, runners on tomorrow's marathon is concentrating on the race. at 5: 30, ktvu will take you through the race tomorrow. >>> that 2010 explosion and fire killed eight people and injured 60 others and destroyed dozens of homes. the utility is accused of 12 violations of safety rules. pg&e knowingly relied on incomplete information when assessing the safety of that pipeline. >>> beautiful weather around the bay area today. let's check out with mark and see what's going on out there. boy, it is just beautiful with the warm readings and the 70 in the 80s. we have some big changes to talk about with the big drop off for temperatures. a be reversal for the warm pattern that we have today. a look outside right now, you can see the live camera. san francisco in distance and highs for tomorrow some of the preliminary hearing numbers. antioch at 83. and san jose at 80. a beautiful day in san francisco checking in at 73 degrees. we are th

scott looks forward to the opportunity to get to meet you in the future. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. so everyone knows, i will set my stopwatch. at the 2.5 minute mark i will make my way up. at the three minute mark i will nudge you in the side. our next candidate is matt whitaker. please welcome mat. matt. [applause] >> hello. once we get finished speaking, you are going to agree with me to any of these candidates would be a better united states senator ben bruce braley. than bruce bailey. i'm a small business owner. i have created jobs in iowa. single-story buildings. metal roofs. for 5.5 years i served as the united states attorney for the southern district via what. i was a federal prosecutor and put bad guys in prison. the greatest title i will have his father and husband. that i you may remember pay for college by playing football for the university of iowa. i played on the last roosevelt team. we have been married for 12 -- we have been married for 20 years. we have three kids. if we don't do something, they are the first generation whose opportunities will be less than their parents generation. i believe what ronald reagan said. as governmen