most journalists who wrote about the bunny ears figured it was michael bennet who is standing behinde left of president obama in that picture. gq magazine in their write-up pointed their finger at grant. was it actually his hand? several trms staffers spent way too much time this week trying to crack this case starting with the videotape. there's the hand. it's healthy, but still, it is hard to tell whose hand it is there. so the mystery continued until yesterday and that is when the prime suspect, michael bennet, copped to it on twitter. and he apologized, saying he meant no disrespect to the president. and today, i'm going to guess all is forgiven as the president appeared to take no offense. that does it for us tonight. to guess all is forgiven as the president appeared to take no offense. up next, "first look." >> good morning. right now on "first look," breaking news overnight. multiple injuries after high school musical went wrong. and president obama taking responsibility for a u.s. drone strike that killed two western hostages. a new report that bruce jenner may have begun hi

the bunny ears figured it was michael bennet who is standing behind and to the left of president obama in that picture. gq magazine in their write-up pointed their finger at grant. was it actually his hand? several trms staffers spent way too much time this week trying to crack this case starting with the videotape. there's the hand. it's healthy, but still, it is hard to tell whose hand it is there. so the mystery continued until yesterday and that is when the prime suspect, michael bennet copped to it on twitter. and he apologized saying he meant no disrespect to the president. and today, i'm going to guess all is frich as the president appeared to take no offense. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you again tomorrow night. now it is time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. >> hey, steve, tom brady couldn't make it to the white house? >> he was busy with giselle maybe, i don't know. >>> well there is panic, real panic tonight now that there is a new front-runner for the republican presidential nomination and hillary clinton is facing new questions about the clinton foun

most journalists who wrote about the bunny ears figured it was michael bennet who is standing behindt picture. gq magazine in their write-up pointed their finger at grant. was it actually his hand? several trms staffers spent way too much time this week trying to crack this case starting with the videotape. there's the hand. it's healthy, but still, it is hard to tell whose hand it is there. so the mystery continued until yesterday and that is when the prime suspect, michael bennet copped to it on twitter. and he apologized saying he meant no disrespect to the president. and today, i'm going to guess all is frich as the president appeared to take no offense. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you again tomorrow night. now it is time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. >> hey, steve, tom brady couldn't make it to the white house? >>

prime suspect, michael bennet, copped to it on twitter. and he apologized, saying he meant no disrespect to the president. and today, i'm going to guess all is forgiven as the president appeared to take no offense. that does it for us tonight. to guess all is forgiven as the president appeared to take no offense. up next, "first look." >> good morning. right now on "first look," breaking news overnight. multiple injuries after high school musical went wrong. and president obama taking responsibility for a u.s. drone strike that killed two western hostages. a new report that bruce jenner may have begun his transition soon after winning olympic gold a tragedy involving a member of the everybody loves raymond cast and much more on this final april friday. >>> good morning. breaking overnight terrifying moments at an indiana high school. a stage collapses during a musical. ♪ >> goodness. the stage at westfield high giving out during the finale. over 20 students were on it at the time. one report says it fell some ten feet. there was a giant ho

mark warner and michael bennet of colorado. you have to get to 60 in the senate. six democrats who will be willing to join the president and republicans on this. it's really good he will get that number. in the house, the people to watch our nancy pelosi ends any lawyer -- steny hoyer. if they go the other direction, the president has some problems. erik: he doesn't need those democratic colleagues for reelection support. matt: of a higher for hillary clinton may make the elizabeth warren way of the party happy and it's a bloomberg exclusive. erik: welcome to the yearbook aim. here he is. he works in the technology world and he graduated in 1983. i think i reckon ties that be speckled young man. you can tweet us your guesses. remember, you can't just get a name. we want added value. tell us something about this person beyond his name. scarlet: we are at session lows. the exception is general electric which reported earnings this morning. the vix is moving higher. a lot of people are looking to china as a catalyst for the selloff. after china's market close, they p

michael bennet did a blog laughter that talked about a bias towards disclosing information about vulnerabilities to companies that might be impacted by them. but we still a very little about the operation of this policy. it was a lawsuit by the aclu to gain access to documents that were described how the policy works. that was blocked. useful not only for americans and for people around the world also for the government to have more information in the public domain about what this process is, where in the government decisions are made would give us more certainty about the weighting of the different impacts that go along with decisions like that. and what factors would be used in determining when exceptions are made. potential is a good story there that they have but i think they continue to be caught up in concerns about what level of disclosure they are willing to make them even around the processes. so i think those are the top challenges that i see. >> for far too long the government has been able to executive assessment able to engage in extremely aggressive surveillance programs with littl