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turning pfizer into a lean, mean drug making machine. now with the patent behind them, reid has a new activision for unlocking value. he has been selling off. drug capsule making business to kkr, private equity firm for roughly $2.4 billion. last november it sold its nutrition business to nestle. pfizer spun off. it's annual health division. i told you to buy. i said get in on that ipo, and it's up 19% on the first day of trading. it's an independent valuation for $16.3 billion. pfizer still owns 80% of the company. they can sell the rest at a later date after the lock-up period ends. pfizer has a big consumer business here, right? sells things like advil, preparation h, chap stick. quite a bit. reid says he wants to keep the division because they sell random prescription drugs. that said, i don't know, man, pretty good. in terms of creating value, reid has even floated the idea of splitting pfizer's drug business in two. alex goreski, are you listening? one division from pfizer and brand new medicines, and another dealing with drugs whi

before long i was a lean, mean video sharing machine.renched in pop culture the tribeca film festival is now letting vine bests vi for their shot at six seconds of glory with a competition for the best vine video. here is one contender's take on the film classic citizen kane. >> rose bud. the beauty is you don't need to be a trained photographer or techie to create a mini masterpiece. there are no filters, no editing or ways to add audio. in fact, the biggest obstacle on vine is time. right now vine is only number one in the u.s. we should note there is no version of the app for android phones. >>> in other world news a story we're breaking right here right now on the lead. pakistan is an ally. a sovereign nation. but the u.s. has killed hundreds of people inside its borders with drone strikes. pervez musharraf was pakistan's president when the strikes began. for years he and other high level pakistani officials claimed to have nothing to do with them but now musharraf is finally coming clean in an interview with our own nick robertson s

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. >> i'm by no means an expert on the machinations of the senate. it's a byzantine process. >> reporter: after the vote, president obama called to congratulate the families. the senate will now debate a bill next week that would expand background checks for purchases at gun shows and online sales. but that's far less than the president wanted. a measure to ban assault weapons and to limit high-capacity magazines has nearly fallen from the conversation. jillian soto, whose sister was one of the teachers killed in newtown, is not done fighting. she plans to be back on capitol hill next week. >> there's some stuff i wish we had stronger, but i am happy that we are getting somewhere with it. jeff zeleny, abc news, capitol hill. >> and now we want to give you a head's up about a big recall of cars with fault airbags. tonight toyota, honda, nissan and other auto makers are recalling three million vehicles worldwide, many owned by americans. the air bags, which were made more than a decade ago by a japanese supplier, do not inflate properly. they can send

i mean to be honest some of the machine owners you know it's every month it depends it's about four to five million pesos a partnership in. two thousand euros per excavator in alberto's zone there are dozen of them today at least one third of the eighteenth france revenues comes from gold. as we leave these mountains we pass new excavators yet another group of miners eager to make their fortune and the rebels out even if it means supporting the fark war effort. since two thousand and eleven the guerrilla movement has stepped up its attacks in one year close to five hundred soldiers and policemen lost their lives in combat. today in medina it's the funeral of a police chief killed in an ambush. but the fark aren't the only ones to regain strength thanks to gold the region of coke is the most violent and gold bearing zone of colombia here it's the criminal gangs that want their share of the spoils they are known as the buck creams for short. these groups are the heirs of the paramilitary organizations the lay down their arms in the early to thousands in order to retain control over the d

i mean to be honest some of the machine owners you know it's every month it depends it's about four to five million pesos a partnership in. two thousand euros per excavator you know berto zone there are dozen of them today at least one third of the eight hundred fronts revenues comes from gold. as we leave these mountains we pass new excavators yet another group of miners eager to make their fortune and the rebels out even if it means supporting the fark war effort. since two thousand and eleven the guerrilla movement has stepped up its attacks in one year close to five hundred soldiers and policemen lost their lives in combat. today in medina it's the funeral of a police chief killed in an ambush. but the fark aren't the only ones to regain strength thanks to gold the region of calcutta is the most violent and gold bearing zone of colombia here it's the criminal gangs that want their share of the spoils they are known as the buck creams for short. these groups are the heirs of the paramilitary organizations the lay down their arms in the early two thousand in order to retain control o

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machine. that was what the ran before they pulled the story. >> what are you talking about? >> what do you mean? >> what are you talking about? >> the story about the iranian scientist creating the time machine. >> we haven't done that yet. >> i've got to go, man. >> we didn't do that yet. >> gotta go. >> what was that about? >> time is up. >> all right. >>> coming up, tucker performs the latest single off his latest deaf metal album. >>> first, what are you going to do when wrestlemania runs wild on you? i hope you don't change the channel because i will hunt you down and kill you. this is america. we don't let frequent heartburn come between us and what we love. so if you're one of them people who gets heartburn and en treats day after day... block the acid with prilosec otc and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announcer ] one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero hearurn. angie's liat angie's list,rn i autyou'll find reviews. on everything from home repair to healthcare written by people just like you. if you want to save yourself time and avoid a hassle, go to angie's list. at ang

just to be clear when we say they only control the port that means the receive of the province is controlled by the taliban. >> there's machineng every building on the route. it makes me worried that they say that everything is under control. >> stephen: will you share? >> whur actually doing it. >> stephen: where you scared? >> when you are doing it you are worried about the shot. at the time you are not scared when you go back and etdity you are like what was i doing. >> stephen: do you call yourself a journalist or you are an add venturer with a camera are? >> i'm both. >> stephen: what do you call yourself? >> i don't call myself anything. we get stories. >> stephen: are they accurate? >> of course. >> stephen: why? why do they have to be accurate why can't they just be emotionally moving. >> we have to be accurate. >> stephen: why? i watch hbo are you telling me there are real dragons out there? [laughter] you sent over vies was the outfit that made news by sending dennis rodman and the globe trotters to north korea. since they've come back north korea has begun on a war footing and warned the world about nuclear holocau

machine gun? >> jimmy: no, no, no, i mean like the movie. did you shoot the movie? >> oh! chine gun! >> i heard shooting. >> jimmy: no, no, i meanshoot the film. i'm sorry. >> i've shot a machine gun. >> jimmy: did you film in boston? >> we shot everything in boston, which i'd never been to. >> jimmy: oh, you did. oh, my gosh. what a great city. >> i know. it's amazing. >> jimmy: did you love it? >> it's so friendly. it's -- 'cause i'm from right outside chicago. and it's, you know, really friendly in the midwest, but boston is just as friendly, but like louder. >> jimmy: yeah! >> and it's good 'cause i'm a loud person. >> jimmy: yeah, they can just come right at you. they just come -- >> they're like, "hey, hey, hey, hey!" and i think, like, "oh, god." they're like, "i know you! hey!" >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. i love it so much. >> but it's like everything sounds the same, like angry or super excited, which i really like. i was like, "all right. i like this." >> jimmy: yeah, i could fit in there pretty well. i want to show, we have a clip! >> oh! >> jimmy: a very special

who don't want the truth to come out and as you've just outlined i mean it permeates for years and years after the propaganda machines at the height of the samarian cynthia the congressman rather let's go over some of the things that you had to me. and there's another example of it too even after dr martin luther king jr was jad and now because of the jury decision in december of ninety nine in memphis tennessee we know that the jury decided that the evidence was overwhelming that the united states government itself but just played it in a conspiracy to kill dr martin luther king jr and guess what that did in the smearing the smearing continued well after he was dead oh yeah i mean that's still ridiculed and mocked as a conspiracy there i mean this is declassified documents that have led to the civil suit that you're talking about that have overwhelmingly confirmed it is unanimous decision from over seventy eyewitnesses who testified there and let's go over some of the things that you did speak out on when you were in office i love this quote i remember you grilling rumsfeld on the house floor in two thousand and fiv

who don't want the truth to come out and as you've just outlined i mean it permeates for years and years after the propaganda machines at the height of the smearing. the congressman rather let's go over some of the things that you have to just be me . and there's another example of it too even after dr martin luther king jr was dad and now because of the jury decision in december of ninety nine in memphis tennessee we know that the jury decided bet the evidence was overwhelming that the united states government itself but just played it in a conspiracy to kill dr martin luther king jr and guess what that did not in the smearing the smearing continued well after he was dead oh yeah i mean that's still ridiculed and mocked as a conspiracy there i mean this is declassified documents that have led to the civil suit that you're talking about that have. overwhelmingly confirm it is unanimous decision from over seventy eyewitnesses who testified there and let's go over some of the things that you did speak out on when you were in office i love this quote i remember you grilling rumsfeld on the house floor in two thousand an

before long, i was a mean, lean, video sharing machine and the app is so entrenched in pop culture, the film festival is allowing people to compete for six seconds of glory with competition on the best vine video. here's one take on "citizen kane." there are no filters. no editing or ways to add audio. in fact, the biggest obstacle on vine is time. right now vine is only number one in the u.s. there is no version of the app for android phones. jake tapper, cnn, washington. >> you can watch the lead with jake tapper weekdays at 4:00 eastern time on cnn. >>> when you see this video, you'll say ouch. it's a bridge that ends up leaving trucks topless. i'll tell you why. >>> it's called the can opener bridge and trucks that go under it become ending topless. our jeanne moos explains. >> reporter: it's a bridge over troubled traffic. a bridge too low for trucks too tall. for the past five years, watch your back has been using cameras to record the results and posting them on his website, 11 foot 8. that happens to be the clearance of the railroad tressel in durham, north carolina, known as th

machine. that was what the ran before they pulled the story. >> what are you talking about? >> what do you mean>> what are you talking about? >> the story about the iranian scientist creating the time machine. >> we haven't done that yet. >> i've got to go, man. >> we didn't do that yet. >> gotta go. >> what was that about? >> time is up. >> all right. >>> coming up, tucker performs the latest single off his latest deaf metal album. >>> first, what are you going to do when wrestlemania runs wild on you? i hope you don't change the channel because i will hunt you down and kill you. >>> an iranian scientist, is there any other kind, claims to have invented a time machine that can predict details of the next five to eight years of the life of its users with 98% accuracy. ali says the device can predict the future in a printout using a complex series of algorithms and it will help iran predict military confrontations with other countries as well as fluctuate oil prices on friday. he released tape of the invention. that's where keith olbermann ended up. but is ali a prognosticator or fabricator. an

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. >> so overhead means these cables attached to the top of the car. >> correct, exactly right. >> our hoist machine is located overhead, and this is a traction machine, so it is an evolution beyond the winding from elevator. this is the drive ship. this is the gear box, and this is original from 1913. it is a heavy-duty design that we really do not see any more today. that is probably part of the reason why this elevator has already lasted close to 100 years. this is the break for the voice machine -- teh brake. >> we have the original controller here. fortunately, the power is turned off. >> this room was built in 1913, but the national elevator cut actually was not introduced until 1921. >> tell us about this antique controller. what makes it different from a modern controller? >> the elevator is running on the original d.c. power. really simple in operation. does not include a lot of the features we would have in an elevator today, automatic door operation, dispatching, push button operation. none of those features are present, but this is the original from 1913. on this side, we have all the re

going to happen as opposed to virtually none which we have i mean the obama administration has even stated that you know nothing of the machine would create a power vacuum and even if we were supporting the free syrian army would still descend into probably an archaic civil war as the kind of on the order that we saw in iraq you know and in terms of a moral imperative this talk i think really needs to stop because if there were if america had a moral imperative to do something to stop human suffering and mass death then we shouldn't of gone into iraq and killed seven hundred thousand people and we shouldn't have been imposing sanctions on iraq and killing about a million people during the one nine hundred ninety s. we shouldn't have you know there is there is a trial going on right now for a latin american general in guatemala who who we we backed as he tortured and massacred his own people far more people died in that conflict in a matter of few years than have died in the syrian conflict and you know that situation the moral imperative was to support the soviets as opposed to go in and save people and so america doesn't hav

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>> our last patient who was on a breathing machine today had their breathing tube removed. that doesn't meanhe game but it's a really big step in the right direction. >> and it's a miracle for boston as the heroism of the first responders saved 180 lives. still, steven sagatori can't stop thinking about the ones they lost. >> i'm a nurse by profession so death is part of your profession but you expect it when you're at work. in this case, you know, everyone's out having a good time with a marathon and people are not dead. but i haven't been able to put krystle -- i haven't been able to put that under a box and get it out of my mind right now. i know with time it will but right now i think about it all the time. >>> coming up, drew griffin investigates who was behind the horrific attack and the dramatic manhunt for the suspects. capella university understands rough economic times have led to an increase in clinical depression. drug and alcohol abuse is up. and those dealing with grief don't have access to the professional help they need. when you see these issues, do you want to walk away or