all jokes aside, the president used has time on the podium to pay tribute to journalists marie colvin and anthony shadid, both of who died covering the conflict in syria. prceeds from saturday's event go for scholarships for young journalists. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," how apple avoids paying millions in taxes and gas prices sink lower. ashley morrison's here in new york with more. >> good morning, michelle. markets overseas got a boost. hong kong's hang seng gained more than 1.5%. sk south korea's index added a fraction. tokyo's nikkei is closed for a holiday. this week we'll get the april jobs report. investors are hoping to see an improvement over the march unemployment numbers but analysts believe the unemployment rate will remain unchanged. on wall street stocks bounced back last week. the dow regained all of its losses for april, adding 199 points for the week. the nasdaq added 68. >>> gas prices continue their downward trickle. according to aaa the cost of a gallon of regular fell a nickel this week. the nationwide average price is now $3.82. that's about nine cents lower th

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tonight we remember journalists such as anthony shadeed and marie colvin - [applause] who made the ultimatethey sought to shine a light on some of the most important stories of our time. whether you are a blogger or broadcaster or whether you take on powerful interests at home or put yourself in harm's way overseas, i have the greatest respect and admiration for what you do. i know sometimes you like to give me a hard time and i certainly like to return the favor. [laughter] i never forget that our country depends on you. you help protect our freedom, our democracy, and our way of life. and to set the record straight, i really do enjoy attending these dinners. in fact, i had more material prepared but i have to get the secret service home in time for their new curfew. [laughter] [applause] thank you very much, everybody. thank you. [applause] >> this is something we do on my show every week. we pitched in to help keep our fcc clean by bleeping. enjoy this week and unnecessary censorship. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, thank you for coming to bleep. >> both parties must come up wit

marie colvin and french journalists remy ashleak were two of the 9,000 people the u.n.now getting an exclusive rare look inside the house where colvin and ashleak were killed in holmes. british photographer paul conroy was one of the journalists trapped inside during the siege. they were using that house as a base. conroy was seriously wounded when that house was bombed. he recorded this during his escape shortly after his colleague marie colvin was killed. >> a lot of hits on the house today and all of a sudden run in and run in and just said get ready to go. we had just been through an arduous journey to get out and now heading to a relatively safe place. >> was was in the same house as marie and myself when marie was killed when the explosion happened and one of the people that dragged me to safety where my leg was in pieces. >> conroy credits opposition activists with saving not only his life but the lives of countless others. he says what you just saw is nothing compared to the hell syrians are living daily. >>> for all of you procrastinators, you have two he can w

tonight we remember journalists such as anthony shadib and marie colvin. [ applause ] who made the ultimaterifice, as they sought to shine a light on some of the most important stories of our time. so, whether you are a blogger or a broadcaster, whether you take on powerful interests here at home, or put yourself in harm's way overseas, i have the greatest respect and admiration for what you do. i know some times you like to give me a hard time. i certainly look to return the favor. but i never forget that our country depends on you. you help protect our freedom, our democracy, and our way of life. and, just to set the record straight, i really do enjoy attending these dinners. in fact, i had a lot more material prepared, but i have to get the secret service home in time for their new curfew. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. [ applause ] >> and there you have it, the president of the united states. 17 minutes of his best material. thank you so much for joining us tonight. this is msnbc's coverage of the annual tradition here in washington, d.c., the white house correspondents' din

tonight, we remember journalists such as anthony shadid and marie colvin. [ applause ] who made the ultimate sought to shine a light on some of the most important stories of our time. whether you're a blogger or broadcaster, whether you take on powerful interests here at home or put yourself in harm's way overseas, i have the greatest respect and admiration for what you do. i know sometimes you like to give me a hard time, and i certainly like to return the favor. but i never forget that our country depends on you. you help protect our freedom, our democracy and our way of life. and just to set the record straight, i really do enjoy attending these dinners. in fact, i had a lot more material prepared, but i have to get the secret service home in time for their new curfew. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. >> that was the president of the united states. really funny jokes. did you see the picture of the secret service when he made that joke? jimmy kimmel coming up soon. that was pretty funny. goldie, darrell, anna all here as we wait for jimmy kimmel. you're the comedian, darrell, wh

tonight we remember journalists such as anthony shadeed and marie colvin. [ applause ] >> who made thesought to shine a light on some of the most important stories of our time. whether you are a blogger or broadcaster or take on powerful interests here at home or put yourself in harm's way overseas, i have the gradest respect and admiration for what you do. i know sometimes you like to give me a hard time and i certainly like to return the favor but i he never forget that tour country depends on you. you help protect our freedom, our democracy and our way of life and just to set the record straight i really do enjoy attending these dinners. in fact, i had a lot more material prepared but i have to get the secret service home in time for their new curfew. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. [ applause ] >> judge jeanine: hello and welcome to justice the second hour of a special "justice" show. i'm judgi'm jeanine pirro. a fun week in washington, d.c. tonight. but it was a long week of politicking in the republican race. of course, we have just heard from president obama who showe