gerri: mattie, hey, taxes are unconstitutional. i don't think this argument is the most fun but the court again and again told us that is not the case. gerri: oh, well. the dog eight my open work i guess. thanks to see you guys. thanks so much for your information. >> you bet. gerri: if you want more details on filing your taxes go to our website, gerriwillis.com. check out my blogs where you find all kind of relevant tax info. >>> from taxes to phones, consumers are getting ripped off. we'll not take these outrageous fees anymore. those are the words, not of consumer organization but ceo of t-mobile. he wants to do away with data overage fees for smartphones and wants his competitors to follow suit. for more on this, and a real look, dinah link telecommunications ceo larry fishel. larry, is this marketing hype or is this reality? >> this is pure marketing hype. at the end of the day business is made in the cellular business is like the insurance business on breakage. what they want to do, get you to pay more in a set fee instead a

also this morning -- >> matty, you don't go to the prom with stephan, maybe your best course of action would be to tread lightly. then the unique charms and the promise of a prom. the most epic and unsettling request for a date that we've seen. we'll let you know if she said yes. it's monday, april 14th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >> good monday morning. let's get right to the news this morning. new details about the suspect in that deadly shooting spree in kent. >> frazier glenn cross junior seen here in an interview, that is from 1984, that name is said to be an alias. he apparently has gone by the name miller. the law center identifies him as former grand dragon of the kkk. >> cross is accused of murdering three people on the eve of the jewish festival on passover. mara schiavocampo has more. >> reporter: on the eve of passover, two related shootings, near kansas city, including one at a jewish community center. police say three are dead after that attack and a suspect as been taken into custody. >> it was really scary. i

the best combat leader that we have right now is general mattis, but he just retired. i think general odierno did much more than people though he did in iraq. so i think we've had, i'd put those three, odierno, mattis and schlesinger, as being -- >> host: and general odierno, currently army chief of staff, correct? >> >> guest: he is. he's the army chief of staff. >> host: leo's calling from the bronx. you're on booktv on c-span2 with bing west. >> caller: thank you for having me. my question is, i've seen on c-span michael scheuer, a retired cia analyst, speak. and he said that saudi arabia is funding the most extreme mosques around the world including the ones in pakistan. and those mosques provide suicide bombers which attack american-nato troops in afghanistan. what's your take on that? >> guest: i have no reason to dispute what michael scheuer has said. absolutely no reason. trying to, trying to break the financial network, i think, is something that we just have to keep working at. but i have no reason to dispute that statement. >> host: paul, craig, arkansas. >>

. >> mattie, would you go to the prom with me. >> i was really in shock. it took me five times to watch it. >> once the shock melted away. >> it was probably the most surprising thing that's ever happened to me. and, i mean, i couldn't say no. it was just incredible. i was so impressed by stephen. >> mattie and i are huge fans of the show. i knew it would be extra special for her. >> now he has his dream date. len ramirez, kpix 5. >> the prom is this weekend. >>> you have just a few hours to get your taxes in the mail. if you procrastinated, some post offices will be open later than normal. the main office and the san jose office both will stay open until 8:30 tonight. the last collection from the mailboxes will be at 10:00 p.m. >>> in just about 15 minutes, a bob cat nursed pack to health after a pretty bad jury will be released into the wild -- injury will be released into the wild. >> it was tricky but worth it. >> it has been a long five months for this bob cat who broke her leg when a car hit her in san jose. >> when we receive the cat we determined t

tread lightly. >> matty, would you go to prom with me?xcited that guy is. that's brian cranson and brian white making an offer she can't refuse. it's a daze date. we'll stay on that. >>> sticking with the prom theme, there's a perfect solution with all those teens worried about getting hungry during their big night. ♪ ♪ >> it's original recipe. i know how much you like original recipe. >> that smells wonderful. >> i wish i had one of those, but on second thought, i'm happy i didn't have to compete with a very blissful fried chicken core saj. >> that would be the after, after party. let's celebrate a man who has not been to the prom in 22 years. apparently it's bill karins birthday today. he's 40! >> happy birthday, bill! >> he was trying to hide. >> i was. i was afraid that joe got louis in the teddy bear outfit. i was afraid i was going to get him in the teddy. >> you can see it's a long monday. >> it is a long monday. >> 40 and looking so good. >> louis, break out the plan b. >>> still the ahead on "way too early," a pot vending machine

. >> mattie, will you go to prom with me? >> it was probably the most surprising thing that's ever happened to me. i couldn't say no. i was so impressed by stephen. >> can't say no to that. mattie and stephen montana will be going to prom this weekend. >> pretty cool. >> absolutely. >> reporter: so, guys, find a famous person. use them. ask anybody out. >> yes, ma'am it will work. >> reporter: it's 100% going to work. >> one for one right now. >> batting a thousand. >> reporter: that simple, isn't it? >> and the weather will be beautiful this weekend, too. >> reporter: the weather will be fantastic for the prom down there. easter sunday coming up. we will take a peek outside, show you what is going on. san francisco, currently 59. a very comfortable 68 in san jose and santa rosa. livermore, you are the warm spot at 72. san bruno and oakland coming in the 60s. we cannot only show you what is going on around the bay area network, but also around the country. san francisco, 6 a degrees. check out fee -- 56 degrees right now. but

mattie said abortion isn't a christian issue. it's a pro life issue.a third time, asking her again to allow her to start her students pro life group. he's said it's controversial. >> controversial. are there some other groups on the campus that some might find controversial. >> sure. there's a republicans group. there's a democrats group. they are able to have free discussion on her college campus, but this is what we're seeing -- >> high school. >> but this is what we're seeing all across the country in high school and college campuses, that administration officials say it's just too controversial or too offensive, we don't want to talk about abortion and that's not right, because we're not asking for special rights or special treatment. we're just asking for equal treatment. because this is an issue that affects high school and college girls. planned parenthood sets up shop, the nation's largest abortion vendor is five miles from the college campus. we've former planned parenthood workers come out and say this is their business cycle. they run sex ed

but we have failed frankly to convince the great majority of people [speaker not understood] matty ross and the papers and the general sentiment that it is a negative one. and, so, we have to stake a few steps back so that we could win in november and jump forward, really take a leap forward. and reevaluate how we approach better parking management in the future so that we can find a revenue stream to be able to do all these thing that we clear want to do which is fund moon i who have earned it in the community and went specifically speaking about seniors and people that we need and we should all be obligate today provide for which is people who have disabilities in our community. so, i'll stop there and thank the staff for all of their dedication. i know that this is going to be hard to hear for a lot of people who worked very hard on this, but i would encourage people to keep at it and recognize that we have done so much in this city. there isn't enough city that i'm aware of that has gotten [speaker not understood]. there isn't enough city that has been able to put as much bicycle in

. >> mattie, would you go to prom with me? >> devon montana was seeing a show in new york.e enlisted a star to help him ask a girl out. >> it was probably the most surprising thing that's ever happened to me. and i mean, i couldn't say no. it was incredible and i was so impressed by stefan. >> maddie and i are huge fans of the show so i knew this was going to be like particularly special for her. >> mahdimaddie and stefan will go to the prom this weekend. >>> 4:51. coming up, a shooting in the middle of a busy target parking lot in the east bay. the obstacle investigators face to figure it all out. >> plus, san francisco brings back a parking rule every driver can rejoice over coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> patchy fog this morning, hazy inside the bay this afternoon, 70s down the peninsula. 77 in redwood city. 75 mountain view. south bay looking good upper 70s there maybe some low 80s into morgan hill. and gilroy plenty of sunshine this afternoon in the east bay, too, 76 in milpitas, about 80 in pleasanton, 81 antioch, 80 danville. beautiful day in moraga at 78 degree

they have the same coach matty mind as a comment i signed on by the second was a modest man but he was more like the box that held it a charismatic anyway the acting and down. john went to the shanty such he was out so every fall. he was the one who opens in them the way to the second vatican council. and we can compare this to offences who is trying to meet bombs the government of the estate tax by installing a set of g eight to the group of eight thousand units and it's fun to check its revolutionary it's admittedly this moment what he's doing that and this is maddie. it's compounded to attend to him that he said it was the second vatican council. and my son goes against it because we are trying to simplify it. this trend he said was aligned with these ideas and kissing his feet and goings feet and underneath it's not necessary anymore. and nice offences as someone who doesn't need the camera. but anyhoo it's a very simple amendment to the ccm all relax and watch if you will examine the many doses of people. well at the thick of the band at that john that the twenty third set papacy

and mattis said, no, we've been told we have to disband them. they were willing to take control. we should have given it to the army. we could have kept control somehow. it was a huge mistake. >> host: bing west, what's the process of getting embedded as an author, a as a military writer for you? >> guest: well, for me it's -- i'm a grunt. i'm a marine grunt, so it's pretty easy, you know? if i want to go out there, they say go ahead. sometimes they'll say just don't get killed because that could be a problem for me, but aside from that -- but the average reporter, no problem. it just takes a while with the bureaucracy. but once you get out there and get with the troops, no problem. it's always the bureaucrats and going through the system. but we have bureaucracies all over the place. but once you're down to a company or platoon level, you fit right in. >> host: where were you raised? >> guest: i'm sorry? >> host: where were you raised? >> guest: oh, boston. [laughter] and your father was a full-time marine or -- >> guest: no, no, no. my dad was a doctor, harvard medical school i

tenth great geo mattie, did you mary that crack dealer you are going out with.usiness, i can watch neil cavuto instead of o'reilly, happy day. there is no logic in america but for you. neil. skwraeufply, neil wajame i, nili rushed back to report it and record it and watch it again. hal reminded me of a soul hr*ers soullesspite in 2001 space odyssey. >> is this the same halasz open the -- halas the ope hal, as thd bay doors hal. neil: still angry, have you not done anything since uhal. pity ha*lt, go ahead kee -- keeo door closed hal. hal wrote back, i cannot repeat what he said. at ialice in georgia wrote too. frank tweets. i'll take what i can get. john: it's that time again, they want your money. >> americans who can afford it should pay there are fair share. john: what is fair. >> denmark is becoming first country in world to impose a fat tax. john: media applaud new tax on things they don't like. we could payless if politicians done give -- didn't give special breaks to certain people. there honey there is $8,000 in here. john: you would be surpriseed at the

tenth great geo mattie, did you mary that crack dealer you are going out with., we get fox business, i can watch neil cavuto instead of o'reilly, happy day. there is no logic in america but for you. neil. skwraeufply, neil wajame i, nili rushed back to report it and record it and watch it again. hal reminded me of a soul hr*ers soullesspite in 2001 space odyssey. >> is this the same halasz open the -- halas the ope hal, as thd bay doors hal. neil: still angry, have you not done anything since uhal. pity ha*lt, go ahead kee -- keeo door closed hal. hal wrote back, i cannot repeat what he said. at ialice in georgia wrote too. frank tweets. i'll take what i can get. see you tomorrow. >> good evening i issue ashley webster in for lou dobbs, chief white house correspondent ed henry wanting that health and human services kathleen sebelius is resigning, news just days after the close of open enrollment for obamacare, a rocky roll out of the health care law. major web site flaws, reports of over 6 million cancellations of people who had health care policies previous loo

and the people at the top have to be more like this general, sometimes he's called mad dog mattis, who is the commander of our troops in central command where they don't flinch from it. you go forward on that battlefield. i expect you to be so ferocious that you will continue to kill and you will continue to destroy until you defeat the enemy. >> host: who's dakota meyer? >> guest: dakota meyer is a wonderful example -- the reason i'm smiling is i think he's a great example of young americans today. dakota meyer came from the farm lambeds of kentucky, graduate -- farmlands of kentucky. aggravated assaulted from high school, came into the marine corps. he's a big kid -- i shouldn't use the word kid, but he's only 24, 25 now. and he was in a battle where some of the other marines who were advisers were trapped. dakota was off the field of battle, and he rushed onto that field of battle to try to save his other comrades and refused to be defeated. and he fought for six hours with just a small group, three or four of them, against 30 or 40 of the taliban who had come over from pakistan. an

also this morning -- >> matty, you don't go to the prom with stephan, maybe your best course of action tread lightly. then the unique charms and the promise of a prom. the most epic and unsettling request for a date that we've seen. we'll let you know if she said yes. it's monday, april 14th.

. >> so my brother and i went in the yard and found a phone, started reading these messages from mattytantly know what happened? >> i instantly knew there was something going on. the last message on there was, "i'll be there in a minute." and i was -- i was so mad. >> and then i took her in to the emergency room. the doctor said that she had been raped. and it was definitely my worst fears. i, as a mom i just -- it just hurt so much and you want to take the pain away. and i think i knew what she was going to go through. >> reporter: barnett was arrested for sexual assault. and to melinda's dismay the charges were quickly dropped. and daisy's life began to completely unravel. she was suspended from cheerleading after admitting to drinking and was bullied at school. >> people would generally just yell stuff. like, they would yell "liar" or the "s" word, or they would call me the "w" word. >> reporter: things got so bad, the colemans say they were forced to move. but that didn't stop the digital onslaught. >> the stuff on facebook and twitter was just unbelievable, so horrible. saying stu

be a bona fide done it and having not as a mental picture because they really needed to discipline mattisfor naco pat 1950. in some ways it is important for me not to see the white house. anyone else? >> how is supporting congress for for the funding? >> you know what, by today's candidates, but curtis in. but what's interesting is who is very difficult to get something out of congress is the short answer is you can imagine. congress for his funded the initial round of action. $50,000. but this is a congress that didn't like harry truman very much for a whole variety of reasons there's probably no time to get into. they weren't terribly friendly and they weren't eager to fork over the money. but they can't fork over $50,000 for the michelin action entremed deliberately sent one of the inspectors sent to capitol hill to testify on what they had found. i forget the gentleman's name, but i have the transcript and he testified that the white house is staying up through force of habit alone and he basically scared the out of them and he scared the funding out of them. if only it were that simp

other book is entirely different, and there's this very distinguished general by the name of james mattis, sometimes called mad dog among other things, who is a terrific war fighter and also in charge of our central command until a few months ago. and i'm trying to help him write a book about leadership and strategy. >> host: bing west has been our guest this month on "in depth." he is the author of seven nonfiction books and one novel, and this book right here, "the wrong war: grit, strategy and the way out of afghanistan," is booktv's book club selection for the month. booktv.org, thanks for being with us. >> guest: thank you for having me. >> live coverage on c-span and c-span2, here on c-span3, we are the home to american history tv with programs and events until our nation's story. lectures include delving into america's past and our new series real america features archival films produced in the 1930s to the 1970s. we travel to museums and historic sites to learn what this reveals about history. this focus is on the nation's commanders in chief and we will go to the battlefield for

. ♪ >>> we love having radio disney's morgan and matty in the morning. we are so into them.y are here to spin us into the weekend. and it is a good friday, everyone. look at the younger ones. >> this is a big hit in our house. >> yeah. still going. it is a good friday. easter, of course, on sunday. >> lots to get to this half hour. this woman claims she had a shoulder injury. was collecting thousands in workers' comp. how could she spin that wheel? >>> also, the toxic that's hidden in so many american homes right now. it tastes like candy. but it could make your child very sick. >> this is a real danger. >>> and robin, you have a real story ahead about one of america's most popular sportscasters. your friend, stuart scott. >> he is a true overcomer. and we're going to sure his remarkable story. oh, yeah. boo-yah, cancer. >>> right now, in this half hour, to the skin care guru to the stars, charged with trying to solicit a hitman to take out a competitor. new details are now coming out about her alleged attempt to arrange a contract hit. abc's chris connelly is here with the

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. >> we had drew mattis on the show, i said i liked drew. >> you don't have to change completely.a while i'll say drew. >> as a kid if camp, i tried to get drew going for a while. it never got going. >> my brother changed his name from bobby to rob. >> you used to be ross? >> no, that's, that itself not a made-up name. look they put drew in the -- thank you for that, they put it there. >> drew ross sorken or drew ross sorken sounds a little weird. >> i want drew ross. >> you know what i'm worried about with you, if we leave it in the prompter, then out of ten times it's going to come up, we will be like this, you will go, oh, pretty much happened. >> when andrew is in there. >> bank of america reported, if profit of 14 cents per share. that's excludeing a certain one-time item above estimates. they took a one-time charge of $6 billion for morning settlems. intel bet estimates by a pen fi, a quarterly profit of 8 cents per share. investors are more encouraged by a better tan expected full year growth margin. intel ceo -- will be joaning the "fast money" crew at 12:30 today eastern

diggers risked their lives in the cities manning tunnels and tam to find the truth about the capital's matty urban legends are just more of an option and join the expedition. we are now three meter reason to mosco in one of the city's numerous and to ground tunnels it looks like a huge pipe and we are now inside these five we are not allowed to be here on our own kompany by those who call themselves diggers although technically they don't do anything but they spend most of their life fall in though the city streets and avenues exploring this wonderful underground world and revealing its secrets and mysteries precious capital has one of the most developed subway systems in the world but these people say that there are many abandoned stations and secret tunnels still hidden from the public and this is just the teeth of the iceberg they claim that the rough from six to twelve layer is. most who's underground to explore one of the. famous secrets or just really. this is the private subway that soviet leader joseph stalin built which reputedly runs to different locations including cramming and st