mattie duppler with americans for tax reform, you point-out stuff like the out house, and the bus stop are a tiny part of what needs cleaning out. >> and a million here and there, it seems like a small part of what the government spending. 3.7 trillion every year, but this is how we get to the product of that huge government. with one sense to wh senator whn out house in alaska, another with a bus stop. that is what gets the ball rolling on a lot of big spending projects. john: what gets me most, wer corporate welfare, tax mayor money going to rich people, bicyclist and the right, support it? >> the left, we need some kind of fairness, not fair to give away to corporate america because they are already too rich. john: democrats push public broadcasting, greed energy, art subsidies, republicans also support farm subsidies, and they back nasa. >> you see a lot of republicans trying to protect for av blue affluent defense contractors who get a lot of work out of the pentagon budget. >> both parties, support the ethanol subsidy or have so for, you say entitys that didn't on government are

assume mattie, you have to switch out. >> spring garlic has allison in it which is going to get rid ofly fat, not that we have that much. >> do you rub it on or you have to eat it? >> you add it to your food. >> the other thing is i want you to be really happy. walnut it actually helps with the trip to fan and serotonin. spring, you can't go without asparagus and avocado. asparagus is a tricky one. vitamin b6, folate. that's after december december yack and helps with your sex life. finally, my list wouldn't be a good list if there were no berries in it. i like blueberries and strawberries there, increasing your libido. >> i'm going to have to go with the avocado instead of asparagus because i can't stand asparagus. since i was a kid, do not like it. artichokes have ten grams of fiber in it. i vote for artichokes in the spring, also loaded with vitamins did you know the reason berries are so good for you is because the seeds give you a lot of fiber. fiber causes you to absorb the sugar in a better part of your body, down in the intestine. the seeds are loaded with fiber. so you have lo

matty every on fire. in trouble on 16. plays it safe. hits the tree. bogeys the par five.then the par on 17. 4-under on the day. every on 18. a chance to clinch the win. misses the par. arnie can't believe it. still has a one-stroke lead. open the door for keegan bradley. now forcing a playoff. matt every wins for the first time on the pga tour, a million dollar pay day and a trip to the masters. >> bad news for st. mary's and the sharks, disappointing last night. >> up next, spring cleaning at the san francisco opera. we'll show you all the costumes up for grabs this weekend. >>> coming up at 6:00 we'll have a live report on developing news in vallejo where a fire is tearing through a business. >>> how university of california hospitals averted a potentially disastrous strike today. >>> why a top investment analyst believes apple's shares will soar this year. join us at 6:00. >>> san francisco opera's used costumes and accessories went on sale to raise money. the sale was so popular people waited in line to get in. the items range from one dollar masks to high-end designe

prosecutors say matty recruited three men from chicago to help him rob and kill his father and the family's home. to others tied his father to a chair while the took cash and an atm card. forced him to write his son a check for $100,000. after that he beat his father with a baseball bat and stabbed him in the throat. the accomplices say they did not plan to kill the father but he got angry when he realizes that more money than he was led to believe. >> to gang members will spend the rest of their life in prison. kevin walker and christopher harris were sentenced to over 100 years in prison for their roles in a shooting that killed an officer in 2009. a third man was also convicted in the shooting in 2011. members of the family spoke out. the officers 27 years old when he was killed. his first child was born three months after the death. >> the pension board will meet today to decide if his pension should be revoked. he received $79,000 a year. the sergeant was convicted of killing his third wife. sentenced to 38 years in prison. prosecutors argue that one of the motives was that he did not

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liellite if it was traveling in this direction and the satellite was up here, can it through math mattie california could yculati moving in this direction. that will take sophisticated arithmetic. but it is not a situation where the pink oig is transmitting data on i'm at this exact gps location right now. >> that's significant. thank you very much, tom. i know you've been working this extensively. and the "uss kidd" is also helping in the search. nd here at home, terrifying moments for 149 passengers on a u.s. air andways taking off fro philadelphia to ft. lauderdale when a tire on its front landing gear blew out on takeoff. pilot of the airbus 320 quickly aborted the takeoff, but there were very scary moments as you you can imagine. >> my plane just crashed. oh, my god. >> chris te >> kristen dahlgren joins us live. the reaction is certainly something we can understand. but what do we know about the investigation here? >> reporter: well, it's ongoing. they were able to tow the damaged plane away so they're now looking at it trying for figure out what went wrong with the tire for anyone

. >> mattie? >> guiliano says even his childhood memories are tied to the drug trade. >> my father was an alleged cocaine dealer. i remember it before i was 10 years old bringing to school show and tell a homemade drug thing, the razors, the fake lines, a cut-up pepsi bottle. give these to phil. >> five years ago, giuliano was convicted of conspiracy to violate drug laws. >> welcome to the jungle. >> he served a three-year sentence in prison. >> that was for a charge i picked up here in this unit, as a matter of fact. cell 21. they alleged that i was smuggling drugs into the jail for profit. >> while guiliano wouldn't discuss the specifics of the case, he says that if drugs did make it into the jail, there would be a ready market. >> hold it down, kid. something that goes for $10 on the street goes for $100, a pack of cigarettes $100, very profitable. >> but these days, guiliano says he has a very different set of concerns. how are you? >> just do your job. >> you got it. >> a few years ago they c

mattie, welcome back to the show. who are these people that leave money on the table with the irs? >> gerri, i disagree with your categorization of free money. it is actually taxpayers money they have not yet claimed from the irs. gerri: it is unclaimed though. it is unclaimed and just waiting to be claimed. >> yes, crazy. almost a million taxpayers who are actually missing out on their refund from 2010 and irs statutes state that you can actually hold on to refund for three years after the actual filing year without any penalties, without any problems with the irs. all you have to do is go back and get it. >> whoa, wait. no penalty? so i forget to file, i don't file. they oh me money and i don't get in trouble for not filing? >> well, a lot of these people too, you have to remember, who have some kind of a liability but maybe don't realize it and they're getting a refund on top of that are probably people working part time jobs or kids in college who don't realize there is money being with held from their paychecks or don't think they have enough money to qualify for tax return f

government who came to power after my down belong to international forces and are known for their i'm tyson matty anti minority stance how can they explain working with those people. well it wants to weed them out as fast as possible and i get in any revolution certainly that i can think of used to teach a course on this in my mind my priest serious days. you're always going to have extremist elements they do need to be weeded out extremely quickly that we don't have the luxury of time to do the geo political situation but also to nearly the economic situation to really play around with nonsense or as you say not a majority of the people in the crowd certainly but an active minority in the crowd were extremists and this is this is the western press certainly says this mean i was stuck in my train today reading my economist and that certainly came out they were very fair about that and these folks need to be weeded out very very quickly because what they will do is blow up all the possibilities of stability here and it incite other things that we don't want them to do and here we really need the e