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i (applause) my king ♪ my king meyer my ♪ my king, my king ♪ meyer meyer where is the throne ♪ ♪ for tender strength can heal a thousands souls ♪ ♪ everybody you touch turns to gold ♪ ♪ many have tried ♪ but you are the one whose noble touch has gently pride ♪ ♪ the sword from my heart ♪ once you put a mile on the-- smile on the sun ♪ ♪ once you paved the road for everyone ♪ ♪ once you shed the worries of another ♪ ♪ and you lay your burdens down ♪ ♪ don't even make a sound ♪ and lay your burdens down ♪ ♪ i'm here to love you ♪ lay your burdens down ♪ don't even make a sound ♪ don't worry about a thing. i'm here toff lo you sneath ♪ my kisses are your crown and i'm your queen sneath sneath so now lay with me my king ♪ ♪ i'm here to love you >> stephen: tonight, how do you prepare for the end of the world. i wish michael type was here, he feels remarkably fine about it, then are communists taking over america. my panic will belong to all of us. and my guest is academy award-winning director james cameron, our five minute interview will cost $545 million dollars. the newt gingrich camp

brad meyer hardly takes metro trains, but he did today just to buy a birthday gift for his brother, talk about being in the right place at the right time. he was on the platform at farragut north station around 1:30 when he and another rider michael sheerer he was talking to on the phone saw something horrible happen. >> out of the corner of my eye i saw a gentleman fall onto the tracks. >> my best guess is he lost his balance. there was no one else around him. >> reporter: the train was barreling down the tracks. its headlights were clearly visible and getting closer. they sprang into action, no time to think. >> the biggest memory was the lights from the train coming closer and closer. we need to get him off and i don't really remember any other emotion or feeling other than i've got to get him off that track. >> i just think it was adrenaline. it didn't seem that difficult to get him off either, just pulled him right up. >> reporter: the elderly man was barely on the platform when the train pulled. in meyer says he was disoriented and badly hurt. >> he kept comp back and he was coughi

i'm pleased to have danny meyer at this table for the first time. welcome. >> thank you charlie. >> rose: does that ring true with you does what they say resonate with you in terms of your mind set about restaurants. >> i think what you're talking about is the notion that peach one of the restaurants is like a child. it's absolutely true. my wife and i have four kids at home. i can't make kids but i do know how of to make a restaurant. you love each one like you have a kid. >> rose: you didn't rush in and go right and do another one. you took it at a certain pace. what is that about. >> the first time i owned a second restaurant was ten years after union square fa kay opened and that was gramercy tavern. the reason it took ten years was really two-fold. back then if you wanted to be taken seriously as a restauranteur, you had one restaurant. and if you really wanted to be taken seriously you lived up stairs like andre solt knelner. i was afraid a second restaurant meant that union square cafe would go down the tubes. the second thing was my own fath

lisa meyers, nbc news, washington. >>> from florida tonight, an update in the trayvon martin case, and the man accused of murdering him. nbc's carey sanders is in sanford, florida, with the latest. carey? >> reporter: good evening, lester. george zimmerman remains in jail here tonight. his lawyer says that the 28-year-old's family has found it more complicated to secure the $150,000 bond than they first anticipated. he still could get out of jail tonight, or his lawyer says as late as wednesday. when he gets out, it's expected but then he's going to have to come back here at the end of next month for his arraignment. according to his attorney, he's going to be back for his arraignment then go back into hiding. the process, they believe, for a trial could be more than a year away. while he is out, they anticipate the sheriff will track his every moment with an ankle monitor that is hooked up to a gps, so they know where he is at every moment. trayvon martin's family said that they oppose the bond, but they respect the system. the system that gave a bond to george zimmerman who is not co

. >> and meyer captured what quickly became the storm system's more iconic image. >> it's throwing 18-wheelers. >> as the same tornado swept parked tractor trailers high into the air. >> i thought they were school buses because of the color of them, orange. >> as television tracked the storm live, many communities sent text alerts. warning people to seek coverage immediately. >> you and i have seen a lot of tornadoes this year. it's early april. is this going to be a season for the record books? >> it's hard to say. we had an early start in march, with all of the warm weather, the big outbreak on march 2nd, so march was busy, but now we're getting to the heat of the season. >> in a hard hit section of arlington, the reality of loss and the reality of survival. >> i don't know that it's really sink in. sorry. >> prove to be powerful emotions for jim meyer. >> thank you. >> but for one woman, sadness gave way to smiles when local tv reporter amanda garrett reunited her with her dog, brownie, discovered as he walked unhurt through the rubble. >> i'm so glad to see you. >> along with the

[laughter] >> dave, would you share the story of the oscar meyer wagon interception with your child? >> i have a theory of parenting which is that your function as a parent is to embarrass your children. i embrace that. that is your job, to be embarrassing to your children, just as your parents were embarrassing to you. i was at the miami herald and i got a call from the oscar meyer wiener company, talking about bringing the wienermobile to miami. there are six of them. a lot of people do not know that. [laughter] this nation leads the world in wienermobile technology. although, iran is a developing more. [laughter] not for long. so they called me up and say we're bringing the wienermobile to miami, would you like to drive it for a day? i said heck yes. i knew exactly what i wanted to do. i wanted to pick my son of that middle school. [laughter] there he is in peer pressure hell. i will never forget. there are all these mothers in minivans. and behind it is this looming hot dog, and i am saying, rob berrryy, come to the wienermobile. you scar their child psychologically for life. yes

allegations that the cia had anything to do with miss meyer's death are baseless.simply no evidence to support this conspiracy theory. as a historian, thomas, please weigh in. >> i think it's interesting speculation, but it's just that, speculation, and i looked at the book, and i had a problem with the sourcing. it's based on a lot of interviews, and as the author suggests leo demoore's research, but there's no smoking gun hard evidence to link the dots here, and i also have a problem here. in the book it makes a linkage to president kennedy's assassination is as to the motivation, and it seems to suggest that mary meyer helped steer president kennedy to a more dovish stance towards the cold war, towards the soviet union, and as an historian i just can't buy that. president kennedy was one of the staunchest cold warriors we had in the presidency. during his tenure he starts off with, for example, 63 icbms and ends with 423. he launched the greatest arms race in the world's history, and he also is responsible for ordering the coup that resulted in the assassination

bristol meyers, bmy, alcoa, aa and philip morris, pm. am i diversified? >> this is so good.e lvs. but doing his best with alcoa. and philip morris, my charitable trust wants this? that one so badly. and brus ohl meyers, and a drug company, tobacco company, ka seep cino, aluminum, and i say, hallelujah. >>> how about john in maryland. john. >> caller: jim. >> john. >> caller: hey, jim. >> hey, john. >> caller: thanks for taking my call, man. most important segment to me out there. >> and i wish the best of health, we talked about how important this is to do every single day. go ahead. >> caller: yes, indeed. booyah, important to me, you're a passionate sports fan i think, and with all the news that goes on, i can't help but give you a penn state brass ring back to back division one championship booyah. >> all right. get to as many games as i can this year. >> caller: what? >> we have a ton of kids going and they are proud. what's up? >> caller: these student athletes work as hard -- >> okay. >> caller: my most recent ones, i want to give them to you, and see if i'm diversifie

. >> mitt romney is putting long time adviser beth meyers in charge.are filing a campaign and joins us live in washington. peter, it's on the cover of the "washington post." how to get a vp nod. say you don't want the job. how is it looking for the vp? >> the speculation begins across the board. beth meyers said as much about mitt romney as the choice for vice president. she is a campaign manager and a confidant for years and someone who we assume will protect the romney legacy. she understands what he wants and worked closely with him in the past. she will be very careful about this process. she always has been careful when she speaks to the reporters not to leak details. it will be a private process. the names have have been thrown around. paul ryan and kelly from new hampshire. rob portman from the state of ohio as well. they are overshadowing the candidate like mitt romney. chris cristy is overshadowing them or marco rubio as well. >> romney raised eyebrows about going back to the departments that they heard outside the fund-raiser. how is the camp

but my excuse is that i was only 9. >> joe meyers says the best part of his return was not the attentionng my wife's face and my daughter's is the best part. >> and despite all the people who share it, it is still their private moment. >> i think it gives us kind of just a little common ground that she and i were both there in that moment and that we have everything that's gone on since then, the video and everything else that's happened, to reflect back on just she and i. >> hannah, it's true, a lot of people may have seen you cry, but a lot of people also shared in your joy. thanks for giving us something to smile about. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of about "caught on camera."

. >> romney tapped his long-serving and trusted advisor beth meyers to lead his vice president searched as romney's chief of staff when he was governor of massachusetts and campaign manager for romney's 2008 bid for the republican nomination. serious discussion of potential running mate began only this weekend after romney got peppered with questions all over the country last week. >> i don't have a list yet. so i can't say someone is on or off my list. >> inside romney's nondescript campaign headquarters frenzied growth is underway. romney money machine is shifted to raise the g.o.p. primary donation to election cash. president obama already has tens of millions in the bank. romney is just getting started. lining up megadonors, fundraisers and preparing for moment for years. overall, romney staff is being quadrupleed from 100 to 400 nationwide in the next 19 weeks before the republican national convention in tampa if late august. romney will campaign in charlotte, north carolina, wednesday to heck the president at a rally directly across the street from the democrats national convent

mr meyers in the marine corps came to a. very discreet mutual understanding i was on or billy discharged december thirty first of two thousand and three and here i am. so i came back i think that that sense of a long term planning was gone. i went through a divorce some things i did recklessly probably in the back of my mind i would not have minded down right. but. i went through a period when t.c.p. . are on. and about it and thought of mainz. on a long period of severe drug abuse. i finally got to the point where i had no more money. i had no more car. i had long since moved out of my house and could not go back home exactly where do you go from here. and it was when the national guard needed someone with and i my experience in teaching people how to fly the armed helicopters the cobras and i was asked to come in and help train some of those folks and the money was. you know fifteen twenty thousand dollars a year for part time work and it carried a retirement with even though i had and a change of heart about wars i needed

so was seth meyers. president obama was joking about the so-called birth certificate issue.his birth video, which shows the lion king, a clip from the lion king with king mustafa holding up a new born simba and seth meyers making jokes about donald trump and osama bin laden. whale we were joking around, the order for this navy -- u.s. navy s.e.a.l. team to go in and strike on the obama compound in pakistan had been given. a lot could be going on behide the scenes. we had a chance to talk to jimmy kimmel who stopped by the briefing room on friday. he talked a little bit about what we might expect from him tonight. let's listen to that. >> so obviously, secret service thing is something i'm going to talk about, but not necessarily going to do 30 jokes about it. probably stop at 20. >> so any guess what we're going to hear. kimmel admitted to being nervous. it's a tough crowd. you have to do a delicate dance to make sure the humor doesn't go too far. >> come on, listen, this is life. you should take a jab at the president or several jabs. do it, right? >> well, absolutely. i me

he went off to work with larry meyer for a while, and now we welcome him back to the fed family. you can go down the list. there are an incredible number of people who are in these meeting who know what was happening inside these redacted conversations that they don't want to show us, and now they're working inside financial institutions today; is that correct? >> right, and larry meyer, the one referenced in that bernanke quote, started a firm called macroeconomic advisers, which has won a number of awards for predicting macroeconomic trends, and they sell those predictions, those forecasts, to clients for a serious amount of money. david stockton is another one who left for macroeconomic advisers. that's three folks who have been in those meetings, take that information they know about in the most powerful federal bank in the world, then go and set up a company that specializes in forecasting what the economy is going to do which is related to what the fed is going to do, and they make a killing off of it. so they have that information because they were in those meetings. we do

at meyers is a senior member of the republican campaign staff and was also mitt romney chief of staff while he was governor of massachusetts. camping says that it is too early now to nine favorites or say how long this selection process will take. >> the pentagon says more service members are under investigation in connection with a prostitution scandal that also implicates the secret service. the military members were assigned to support the secret service at of the president's visit to colombia. now the pentagon says that there may be more than five involved. california congressman says that he is concerned that this could be a pattern. >> it is part of what has been told to us is a pattern of behavior that is built up, the so-called " wheels up parties ". and clearly you have an elite unit, that we count on to have the greatest of security, not just for the president before the cabinet and four other officials. >> the secret service and 11 other agents home from columbia following allegations that they had hired prostitutes at a hotel. right now a house committee holding a hearing

meyers served as romney's chief of staff when he was governor of massachusetts. she has worked with him for ten years and she as senior adviser on his presidential campaign. her duties have included overseeing romney's preparation for the republican primary debates. >>> the so-called buffet rule is expected to fail a key procedural vote in the senate later today. the rule is named after billionaire investor warren buffet and would require americans who earn more than $1 million a year to pay income tax of at least 30%. president obama is urging the senate to pass it. the latest gallup poll shows 60% of americans favor the rule while 37% are opposed to it. republicans say the rule is an effort to distract voters from the overall economy. >>> it's a day of celebration here in d.c. as the district marks emancipation day. a parade was held on pennsylvania avenue today to mark 150 years since president lincoln officially ended slavery in the district. the signing of the d.c. emancipation act freed more than 3,000 slaves. a street party and concert took place on freedo

meyers served as chief of staff when romney was governor of massachusetts.rious discussion of potential running mates began this weekend after romney got peppered with questions all over the country last week. >> i don't have a list yet, but i can't say someone is on or off my list. >> reporter: inside romney's nondescript boston campaign headquarters frenzied growth is underway. romney's money machine is being shifted from gop primary elections to general election cash. while president obama already has tens of millions in the bank, romney is just getting started, though he's been preparing for this moment literally for years. overall romney's staff is being quadrupled from 100 to 400 nationwide in the next 19 weeks before the republican national convention in tampa late august. romney will campaign in charlotte and north carolina wednesday to heckle a president at a rally directly across the street from the democrats national 2012 convention site in september. in 2008 mr. obama won north carolina, a traditionally gop red state. romney plans to put north ca

a lot of fun at washington ♪ >> reporter: last year's performance by "saturday night live's" seth meyerto be the gold standard. >> donald trump appears on fox, which is ironic, because a fox often appears on donald trump's head. >> reporter: kimmel is funny, though he's not particularly known for his political humor. >> the first auto dispensing machine is already set up and running in santa ana. this is what it looks like. a vending machine made specifically for pot smokers. although if a way, isn't every vending machine made specifically for pot smokers? >> reporter: but now he's playing to one of the toughest rooms for political comedy that exists. though he says it's not hard to find humor in today's politics. >> well, you have dogs on the cars being eaten, you have secret service having sex all over the globe. hopefully dogs aren't in any way intersecting there. i guess that would be too far. >> reporter: the president, just a few days before you're going to make fun of him, goes on the television show of one of your competitors. >> but their position is that students just have to

. >>> i want to ask as they said evan meyer lemon religious all my life and m-16, but what has a your time as the religious meant to you and i would ask to bolt to to think this will help people better understand women religious the exhibit? >>> i hope so, let vocation entered when i was 40 after years of banking and i would say that these 19 years these years of religious life had been the happiest years of my life. i do vocations ministry in addition to being on the leadership team and say to people them of being a sister. >>> i have to say that god gave me the best vacation the world i have loved my religious life and it's been 53 years now and they can't think of any way that would of been happier. and it's too wonderful to see that the same spirit has impelled the women religious throughout hundreds of years here. quitter women and spirit in sacramento. one more picture i think that mike said that we had a 10 minute thing for me to do. >>> this is a hospital and it was on religious that invented the incubator that is unknown to most people is still a lot of surprises in this exhi

for his efforts terry meyer receives an award. a thrill from the chase. >> i had been a homicide detective for about 15 years and i had not had to chase anybody for at least ten years. this was almost like being a young officer again. >> tracy mobley is sentenced to four years in prison for her attempt and additional charges. mary ann morrissey gets three years probation for the attempt. >> i think mary just happened to be there shackled to the wrong person. >>> coming up, prisoners on the run in the streets of denmark. >> we didn't expect anything to happen like this. >> when "caught on camera: inmates and outlaws" continues. [ artis brown ] america is facing some tough challenges right now. two of the most important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands of jobs. at our kearl project in canada, we'll be able to produce these oil sands with the same emissions a

richard meyers said the temperature was in the 50s. it feels like 36 now. feels like 29 hagerstown and 34 in york. we are not dealing with the breezy conditions only, we have the patchy fog. reduced visibility. three in baltimore rs more easton. five miles in york. we will be dealing with rain showers. we have everything but the kitchen sing to throw at you this morning. have your rain gear as well. we see the rain pushing in. put on the backside of the system, cold air wrapping in. we are seeing snow in western maryland, and also western pennsylvania, all this slides in to new england. future trend picks up on the snow showers. chance for showers in the forecast tomorrow, i'm keeping a chance for rain in the forecast because the low will be over us until it clears that's when we will have more sunshine returning in to the forecast. for today, no type of sunshine whatsoever. we have the chilly temperatures around 49 degrees. that's our high. struggling to get to the 50s for today. we get much cooler heading in to the weekend. we will have chances for shower

beth meyers will not pull a dick cheney.u haven't heard, was just named by mitt romney to lead his search for a running mate. most of you have never heard of beth myers. and that's the point. governor romney wants a serious low-key process. and myers is as serious and low key as they come. plus, she is as trusted as they come in romney land. someone who has earned governor romney's trust back to her days as his chief of staff at the massachusetts state house. so now that the official process is getting started, we're going to do it here and you should do at home, pay attention to our unofficial list. senator rob portman of ohio leads the safe and solid list. he is popular back home in the state republicans must carry to win the white house. florida's marco rubio, you might say he leads the young and untested category. very popular with the party base, but just 15 months into his senate career. the sarah palin experiment of 2008 makes untested even more of a hurdle this cycle. governor romney says nice things about palin, but

the kentucky wildcats win their university of illinois sophomore meyers leonard will enter the n- b-aseven- foot- one center averaged more the 13 points and eight rebounds a game last year, but his maturity has been questioned. leonard is projected to be a mid- first round pick. notre dame returns to the women's championship tonight. they lost in the title game to texas a&m last year. now they face fellow top- seed baylor, which is also undefeated. baylor has six- foot- eight center britney griner, who's blocked 201 shots this year, compared to notre dame's 166 *as a team. your live illinois lottery drawing his next is next here are your winning pick three numbers: 0 3 3 here are the winning pick four numbers: 2 2 9 6 the mega-millions jackpot tonight is $12 million i'm tom... i'm sue... i'm carol. and this is my cvs pharmacist. i found out i had cancer. ♪ i'm sue, and i bring all my prescriptions to my cvs. the nationally known "howard brown health center" is paying back more than 700-thousand dollard in federal money. the settlement comes after officials at the uptown-based clinic w

golden state has promoted bob meyers to the general manager.golden state's director of scouting.

federal reserve a conference very recently that you think we're still in a crisis that your successor meyer draggy of the e.c.b. said the worst of the euro crisis is over is the worst really over there i was alluding to the fact that your lender still you know what happens happened in all seven we have now. structural adaptation of the advanced economy you know over the last thirty five years we had little america crazy is the african craziness we had the formation of of all the socialist part of the world in the market economy and new i would say very powerful economies and we are not observing anything in the advanced economy since all seven of the advanced economy themselves have to adapt their final four sector and it started with the you know the financial turbulence lehman brothers and so forth and also all the all the fiscal policies i really trust that it is a global crisis of you advance they could have me and of course the your beard have they all in a difficulty and have to work on the old governance and going to be governance well terms of the euro crisis is this the worst over

there was even a joke about bin laden from comedian seth meyers. >> "people" know that bin laden is hiding but every day from 4:00 to 5:00 he hosts a show on c-span? >>> and another moment tonight, jake tapper honored for third year in a row for intrepid and tough questioning. and we'll have the jokes tomorrow night. and george and the powerhouse political "roundtable." first thing tomorrow right here on abc's "this week." when we come back the breaking story of the u.s. and china, newest case of mystery and intrigue tonight. i remember the day my doctor told me i have an irregular heartbeat, and that it put me at 5-times greater risk of a stroke. i was worried. i worried about my wife, and my family. bill has the most common type of atrial fibrillation, or afib. it's not caused by a heart valve problem. he was taking warfarin, but i've put him on pradaxa instead. in a clinical trial, pradaxa 150 mgs reduced stroke risk 35% more than warfarin without the need for regular blood tests. i sure was glad to hear that. pradaxa can cause serious, sometimes fatal, bleeding. don't take pradaxa if y

. >>> long time confident, beth meyers, who served as romney's chief of staff when he was massachusetts governor he has yet to officially wrap up the gop. just ahead, an emotional day in court for the man accused in the bomb and shooting massacre in norway. >>> a rocking new endorsement from the red hot chilly peppers a man performed a free concert for those who worked on president obama's campaign, other famous rockers, foo fighters and mick jagger  >>> the united nations is promising more sanctions against north korea, after last week's failed rocket launch. this will financial and travel restrictions on north korean officialbusinesses no idea who will be punished. the u.s. and allies believe they were trying to test a long range missile which could be used a nuclear weapon. >>> the trial in norway finally beginning he admits to the bomb and sheeting massacre but pleaded not guilty to criminal charges he was acting in self- defense. >> after entering the courtroom with handcuffs on, he gives a salute and sits down the right wing fanatic rejecting authority of the court as it see

golden state has promoted bob meyers to the general manager. he will become golden state's director of scouting. for the monte vista grad, this is a dream come true. >> this is is a great day, but what will be great is getting this team to a place we are playing. >> meta world peace suspended for seven games after elbowing james hardin. ron artest, as he was formerly known, will sit out seven games. hardin still had a concussion, not known when he will return. the san jose sharks cleaned out their lockers. from the gm to the coach to the players it is not clear who will be staying and who will be going. >> right now it is an honest evaluation of everything before we get to the decision making progress, but there will be changes. >> a lot of decisions to be made in san jose. >> hardly a peaceful move byron air test. by ron air test. >> "nightline" is up next. >> keep track of the latest breaking news on twitter. >> check us out, for larry beil, sandhya patel, appreciate your time.

justice soda meyer telling one law, you can sell it's not selling very well. don't you try to come up with something else. >> there's no crime under the u.s. law for this. it's not a criminal matter. it is an administrative wrong. so arizona i think the supreme court is going to find they overstepped creating a law that congress did not create. >> reporter: the decision has national implications for states and localities like prince william county that have or want to impose similar restrictions. the administration is also challenging laws in alabama, georgia, indiana, south carolina and utah. >> as you know this is the seconds high-profile case the court has heard this spring. the healthcare act being the other one. huge decisive issues that will be decided, then provide fuel to a presidential election already underway. derek. >> we wait for answers over the summer. thank you, gary j. a tourist from denver killed on the streets of northwest d.c., and now investigators are trying to figure out who did it. it happened last night about 6:00 p.m. on the 800 block

i sent a note down to general meyers and i said basically, are we winning or losing? i don't think we have met tricks. we know what you measure improves. you get what you inspect. not what you expect. but what are the metric that we have that shows that we're killing or capturing or dissuading faster than they are recruiting and funding and training. we don't have metrics to do that. it's a mystery. it's a black box out. there you might go to the website. the website to my amazement. i have something like 265 thousand dollars documents. i put 200 plus on the website and it had over 40 million hits on that website since february 8 of last year. sounds to me like a lot. but that stevenson speech i quoted earlier is on it and that mem or is on it. it may be october 16. it showed my concern with the question you're posing. how do we know whether we are gaining traction. is it by minds changed in the ideological area, going into terrorist organizations being stopped or slowed in some way. is it the number of countries that areal becoming less hospitable. what are the measu