that's what michael kennedy -- firefighter michael kennedy and lieutenant eddie walsh did today. >> reporter: there's no word on what caused the fire, just anguish for the families of the fallen firefighters. marlie hall, cbs news. >>> president obama has his first ever meeting with pope francis this morning at the vatican. it takes place following three days of talks on ukraine between the president and leaders of europe and brussels. alphonso van marsh is at the vatican. alphonso, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. president obama is the ninth u.s. president to have a visit with the pope, and security is tight not just here at the vatican but all around rome. president obama is in rome this morning to meet with italian political leaders and talk poverty with pope francis. the president may have an ally in the massively popular pontiff. white house officials say the meeting could bring attention to their shared desire to close the gap between the rich and the poor. they say the president will share his admiration and appreciation for the pope's leadership. >> it will be a

trapped them in the basement of a brown stone apartment building late wednesday. 33-year-old michael kennedy, a marine corvette ran, and 43-year-old edward walsh are described as heroes. combined, both had more than 15 years of fire fighting experience. 13 other firefighters were injured and several police officers were taken to hospitals from that incident. but none of the buildings' residents was hurt there. 40 to 50-mile-an-hour winds fed that fast moving blaze. fire officials say it appears to be an accident. >>> what was he thinking moments before being saved by houston firemen? well, construction worker curtis reissig climbed on to a rescue ladder seconds before burning apartment wall collapsed only feet away from him. he said among many things, he could feel his skin burning as he escaped from the fifth floor. >> i said, god, you got to save me, get me out of here. i'm not a hero. i was saving my own skin. here yoes are the firemen that k their lives to save us. >> coming up on "today," an interview with reissig and the fireman that saved him before that catastrophe. >>> the charlotte

. >> the two killed were 42-year-old edwin walsh on the right and 32-year-old michael kennedy. 13 other firefighters hurt the building destroyed displacing families from all 8 units. the cause still under investigation. >> new this morning 911 calls just released. the 911 calls. >> i got a big emergency. there is no house and a big slide and it is covering the road. >> what is it? >> it's a house. there was a big land slide on the hill. >> the number of people missing is 90. there is little chance of finding any one alive. 24 people are confirmed dead. amid all of the devastation a small story this morning. >> that family p finding their dog buddy in the rubble. the dog is expected to be okay. heather? >> osama bin laden's son-in-law guilty of conspireing to kill americans. he was convicted by a new york injury after making jihadist videotapes in the after math of 9-11 attacks that called for deaths death to americans. he is the highest ranking member of the organization to face trial in the u.s. he faces life in prison at sentencing in september. >> it could be a major game changer nor

that's what michael kennedy, firefighter michael kennedy and lt. eddie walsh did today. >>> 13 other firefighters were hurt in that fire that the chief described as being like a blowtorch, fast moving and fueled by wind gusts up to 45 miles an hour. investigators believe it started in a basement apartment. they're still trying to figure out exactly what started it. many of the firefighters in engine 33 were the first responders to the boston marathon bombing last april. >>> coming up, take a look at new video of the president just moments ago with the italian prime minister. they'll hold a news conference later in the hour. >>> but first live to washington state. 90 people still missing in that devastating mudslide. we'll have an update. [announcer] who could resist the call... ...of america's number-one puppy food brand... ...with dha and essential nutrients also found in mother's milk. purina puppy chow. ♪ [ male announcer ] bob's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk

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that's what michael kennedy, firefighter michael kennedy, and lieutenant eddie walsh, did today. >> reporter: in all, more than 150 firefighters responded to this massive fire. >> help, help! >> reporter: with the size and intensity, it proved overwhelming. >> it's unfortunately it takes a tragedy for us to appreciate the work that the men and women of the boston fire department do. >> reporter: 13 other firefighters were injured, but we are told those injuries are not life threatening. the cause of this fire is under investigation. officials say they don't consider it suspicious. from boston i'm sera congi. charlie, clarissa back to you. >> thank you. >>> the secret service is dealing with another embarrassing report this morning about behavior in its ranks. the "washington post" reported two agents suspected of drinking were involved in a car crash during president obama's visit to miami earlier this month. that report follows an incident this week on a presidential trip to the netherlands. the secret service sent three agents home after a night of drinking, hours after they were warned to

and 43-year-old firefighter michael kennedy, a veteran firefighter, one of the first responders at the marathon bombing. and as we approach that day, brian williams is on scene from boston and joins us from the scene of so much sadness, on lad err 15 on boylston street. we're here after the scene. >> reporter: what a sad day in boston. they just don't lose professional firefighters in the line of duty that often, say nothing of two of their bravest from the same house, one of the oldest in the nation. you wouldn't blame anybody in the city for asking how much one city is expected to take in the course of a year. if there is a blessing it is this community. it is tight, let's face it, it is a heavily irish occupation in a heavily irish city. they have lost two irishmen, and last night, pubs from bars from south boston and all over raised a glass to the memories of the families. you can't blame anyone here for just waiting for the next patriots day in a few weeks so they can have a proper finish not far from here down boylston for the boston marathon. lester? >> all right, brian, thanks.

firefighter michael kennedy and lieutenant edward walsh both became trapped in the basement.y called may day but could not be saved. officials say their brave actions ensured no civilians were hurt. >> people were saved due to their actions today. that's what we do. we sacrifice our life for the citizens of boston. >> there was a touching tribute before the start of the celtics game. the team held a moment of silence. it is the first time since 2007 that boston firefighters were killed in the line of duty. we take our attention west and the numb of people missing after saturday's catastrophic mudslide in washington state. officials now say up to 90 people are missing. that's about half of the initial estima estimate. there are 35 others whose status is unknown. the death toll stands at 24. unchanged from yesterday. one woman is dealing with the heartbreak of knowing her mom was killed and her 4-month-old baby is still missing. >> i lost my mother. i've lost my baby. and my mom, she was the most beautiful woman. she's in a good place. she didn't die this horrific death. she di

firefighters stood in silent tribute outside the fire station where lieutenant ed walsh and firefighter michael kennedy worked. the fire was so intense crews had to call for backup nine times. intense flames forced crews to back up and attack the fire from the outside. in addition to the two firefighters killed, 13 others were injured. investigators say the fire was fueled by high winds that caused a backdraft and explosion. >> the giants return to the bay area but leave two stars behind in arizona. we'll explain coming up. >> better explain. looking toward 580, westbound. good number of cars but going on at a good clip. the roads are drying out. we'll talk about the traffic and what we find by the oakland coliseum. >>> speaking of the giants, they and the a's waking up back in the bay area. rivals will square off tonight at at&t park in the spring training version of the bay bridge series. tim hudson who played for oakland five seasons will take the mound against scott kazmir. our coverage starts at 7:00 p.m. the two giants not making the trip back from arizona, second baseman marco scutaro and jeremy

black bunting drapes the fired house where lieutenant edward walsh and firefighter michael kennedy workedownstone as flames raced through the building in the back bay. 13 other feists were hurt. the cause of the fire is not known. a tiny ren wor painting is back at home at the baltimore mormuseum of art tonight, nearly 63 years after it was stolen. "on the shore of the seine" surfaced two years ago when a woman claimed she bought it at a flea market for $7 and tried to sell it for auction. an f.b.i. investigation revealed its identity. a federal judge ordered it returned to the museum. it goes on public display on sunday. the denver zoo zeused two of the newest treasures today-- twin clouded leopards. the male and female cubs are the first of their species born at the zoo. their mother did not tend to them so zoo keepers will hand raise them. they are native to southeast asia. it's believed fewer than 10,000 exist in the wild. could homework as kids have always known it be going the way of the dinosaur? that story is next. and a low sex drive,ss en, i had to do something. i saw my doctor.

the two members who lost their lives are identified as firefighter michael kennedy and lieutenant edwardsh. they were found in the basement. >> they weren't in the building more than twoor three minutes when they sent a may day that they were trapped. >> these two heroes ran into a burning building, got people out of the building. >> 13 other firefighters were injured but not seriously. lieutenant walsh leaves behind a wife and three children all under age 10. >>> new this morning, police say they are serving more than two dozen search warrants and arresting numerous people all part of a baggage theft investigation at l.a.x. down in l.a. search warrants were served last night at 25 locations including the airport itself. several cities in the l.a. area, as well. the investigation has been going on now for months. police say the suspects are employees of contracting companies, not the airport itself. >>> this is the weirdest tattoo. a shop in more way -- maybe the weirdest one you have ever seen. the teenager who has it admits it might not be as much fun when he is 50 or 60. i'm thinking

michael kennedy and edward walsh firefighters were killed in the burning brownstone on wednesday. since that day the fallen firefighters' station has been overwhelmed with an outpouring of support from the people of boston. no word on what caused that fire. >>> it's clear that laws and heavy fines are not stopping people from sending text messages while driving. >> so maybe a campaign of shame might be the answer. couldn't hurt. kpix 5's brian webb explains how one silicon valley man is on a mission to do just that. >>> reporter: a handful of baffling billboards are popping up across the bay area and getting more than a few glasses. >> i'd say it's a pretty -- getting more than a few glances. >> i'd say it's a pretty old school approach public embarrassment. >> i think it will create awareness you shouldn't do that. >> reporter: look closely. they showed distracted drivers caught in the act. the idea dreamed up and developed by graphic designer brian singer, who met us at one of the billboards up in the mission district. >> i love seeing them up. >> reporter: brian says from the p

and firefighter michael kennedy, also of engine 33. it's a sad day for the city of boston. we lost two heroes here today. makes me proud to be mayor of the city of boston after watching the way the men and women of the boston fire department worked today. officials say walsh and kennedy became trapped soon after entering the building. they were both later found in the basement, where the fire appears to have started. walsh leaves behind a wife and three children -- kennedy, a veteran, served in the marine corps. in the marine corps. these are the hands a pediatrician. these are pioneering advances in heart surgery. and these are developing groundbreaking treatments for cancer. they're the hands of the nation's top doctors. kaiser permanente doctors. and though they are all different, they work together on a single mission: saving lives. discover how we are advancing medicine at kp.org join us, and thrive. citizens were saved, and that's what we do, we sacrifice our life for the citizens of the city of boston. 13 other firefighters suffered injuries from burns to broken bone

the two firefighters, 43-year-old edward walsh, 33-year-old michael kennedy. 13 other firefighters areer again. but despite the heavy rain and the strong winds, five ships are searching the indian ocean. also new this morning, officials in thailand releasing these brand-new satellite images. they show 300 objects, something floating in the water. >>> and could disgraced former irs official highways likewise be charged -- lois lerner be charged with contempt of congress? republicans moving ahead with the plans. as for answers, don't expect those any time soon. the irs saying that it could take years for the e-mails to be released. years. chair of the house oversight committee, darrell issa, just joined us on "fox & friends" to tell us why he's not buying that excuse. >> to deliver all of lois lerner's e-mails has to be at least as easy as to deliver 12 years of my e-mails. i ordered all my e-mails to be put on a thumb drive a couple of days ago. it took less than an hour. >> he says the delay is because they're redacting information that they are uncomfortable with sharing. >>> and the

michael kennedy and edward walsh became trapped in the basement. and the other firefighters saved every single person that lived in that building. heroes. molly line live from boston with this. what do they know about the fire? >> reporter: this was a 9-alarm fire. more than 150 firefighters rushed to the scene to try to knock this fire down. it's still under investigation but it started in a four-story brown stone. it's a typical type of building for that area of boston. it went through all the floors all the way up to the roof. this happened just before 3:00 in the afternoon and the 40 miles per hour kid made the battle more challenging. the 2 firefighters lost their lives after rushing into save others. >> they called a may day in a short period time. they weren't in the building more than 2 or 3 minute when they ordered a may day that they were trapped. >> reporter: a prosecutor with specialized training has been assigned to this case to help out with the boston fire and police investigators. they say it doesn't mean there is foul play, just st

>> reporter: firefighter michael kennedy was 36 years old. a six 1/2 year veteran.arine corps veteran who served in iraq. he was among the first responders to rush in during the boston marathon bombing last april. lieutenant edward walsh, jr. was assigned to engine company 33, located on boylston street. he was 43 years old. a nine 1/2 year veteran. a son of a water town, firefighter from a big family of firefighters. married with children. two boys, one girl. all of the kids are under 10 years old. jenna. jenna: real heroes. good to know their names and something about them. certainly thinking of their families. molly, thank you. >> reporter: thanks, jenna. jon: talk about president obama's approval ratings now. they are showing some improvement according to our latest "fox news poll." 40% of voters say they approve of the job president obama is doing. that is slightly up from earlier this month when the president hit a record low of 38%. joining us now, angela mcglowan, fox news political analyst. he has had a tough couple of weeks with the russian invasion of ukr

michael kennedy and walsh were overcome.the city's mayor did call it a sad day for boston. >>> let's go to mexico next. because the mariachi has a bit of a reputation for being music aimed at tourists. they stand hoping to find people who will pay to hear a song. but the leading mariachi economy take it very seriously indeed. the american-born director of mexico city's mariachi school. ♪ >> when people want to listen to live music, they want to hear their song. they want the mariachi to perform what they are feeling at that moment. and that can be done. there's a music for every occasion. there's a music for every sentiment as well. ♪ >> my name is leticia. >> the school opened october 2012. we have about 200 students right now. they call it the mecca of mariachi musicians. you can come to this plaza and listen to mariachi music, pay for it by the song. many musicians will stand there and flag down cars and say, hey, if you want a group you can hire us. so they are fighting for their customers. during the 1950s and 1960s whe

in fact a makeshift memorial is growing in honor of lieutenant walsh and michael kennedy outside their fire station. the firefighters and residence residents from all over have been leaving flowers, candle, even a red sox cap to pay tribute. 13 other firefighters are still in the hospital. official say they do not yet know what started that fire yesterday, but they do know winds blowing off the charles river. we talked so much with the -- they believe the winds caused the fire to spread out of control within minutings. the firefighters were killed in a powerful burt of fire after a window broke. >>> and back to the developing news we mentioned at the top of this newscast, we are waiting for a news conference with president obama and the italian prime minister. it comes after the president met with pope francis this morning. that meeting taking place with the papal library with just translators present, no staff. it lasted 52 minutes, almost twice as long as originally scheduled. the vatican just released a statement po both of president meeting with the pope and the meeting right after

a group stood in a row in silent tribute outside the station where ed walsh and michael kennedy worked. we have pictures of the fallen firefighters, kennedy there on the left, he was 33 years old, also marine corps veteran. on the right walsh, married with three children under the age of 10. the fire was said to be so intense crews had to call for backup eight times. intensive flames. in addition to the two firefighters killed, 13 others were injured. officials say the fire was fueled by high winds that caused a backdraft and explosion that blew the firefighters downstairs. >> one person badly burned here as flames ripped through an apartment complex in the middle of the night. we'll talk to residents who had to scramble to safety. >> a state senator waking up to an uncertain future and charges that could carry 100-year sentence. continuing coverage of the leland yee arrest next. >> and strong thunderstorms yesterday produced four tornado reports. one just to the north of sacramento and we have another chance for thunderstorms right here in the bay area. getting into this weekend, lots

as soon as i arrived, michael kennedy recognized that i was seen immediately was a fast buck. this is a 1960s hippie. he and his girlfriend had moved into a new place. he was burning tickets from thrift stores the things he found on the street. very clever. very good with his hands as well as his mind. his friends would drop by. obviously their house was the center for a group of friends like again in the 60s, almost like a commune. some i dropped it and said i can't make the band gig tonight because i'm going to pull a double shift at the pizza parlor. they were his friends. poor kid are not working in those kinds of jobs. one thing he was sure a company wasn't going to go by matching furniture on credit. again, referring back to his father. i'm not going to do what my parents did. they got in trouble for a little while although they did straighten out. i have to say, this was of course the way his friends trapped in an out, they seemed very much like the dropouts at the 60s except one difference, there was nothing they could drop back into. it was not like us were. said comm

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the two members who died are identified as firefighter michael kennedy and lieutenant edward walsh.ound in the basement. >> they weren't in the building more than two or three minutes when they ordered a may day that they were trapped. >> these two heroes ran into a burning building, got people out of the building. >> 13 other firefighterses were injured but not seriously -- firefighters were injured but not seriously. lieutenant walsh leaves a wife and three children, all under 10. >>> a commuter train ran up an escalator at chicago o'hare international airport. the operator says she dozed off woke up when the train jolted on to the platform there. more than 30 people were injured in monday's accident. see it again. investigators are now trying to determine if the operator's erratic schedule let to her falling asleep at the wheel. >>> now, it is the weirdest tattoo a shop in norway says they have ever put on anyone. the teenager who has it admits it might not be as much fun when he is 50 or 60. you have to think about these things. here it is on his right arm a receipt for a cheese

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. >> it's lieutenant ed walsh of michael kennedy, also of engine 33.d day for the city of boston. we lost two heroes here today. makes me proud to be mayor of the city of boston after watching the way the men and women of the boston fire department worked today. >> reporter:officials say walsh and kennedy became trapped soon after entering the building.they were both later found fire appears to have started. walsh leaves behind a wife and three children -- kennedy, a veteran, served in the marine corps. citizens were saved, and that's what we do, we sacrifice our life for the citizens of the city of boston. >> reporter:13 other firefighters suffered injuries from burns blaze. i'm andrew spencer reporting. >> catherine: new video of that fire has been released. it shows fire crews rushing to the scene - when a fire- ball bursts from the building's bottom windows. >> catherine: handle on it with water from shattered windows. as we take another look. not one but two big fire bursts >> catherine: the cause of that fire still under investigation. >> catheri

michael kennedy and edward walsh worked there.onored the pair with a moment of silence. always updating five things to know. go to newday.cnn for the latest. >>> we are waiting a grim announcement from washington state. authorities expected to report a substantial rise in the death toll from that devastating landslide north of seattle. right now at least 24 people are believed dead. 90 still missing or unaccounted for and as their families brace for the worst, stories of heart break and heroism are pouring in. here's cnn's anna cabrera. >> reporter: a heroic moment in the midst of tragedy. an infant pulled from the wreckage of the deadly landslide. >> i was the right guy at the right time. >> reporter: it was saturday minutes after this hill collapsed on a community below when cody weston rushed into the disaster zone after hearing cries for help. >> i could see that baby's face, he was all bruised up. he wasn't breathing very good. wasn't moving. >> reporter: the baby's mother also trapped in the mud and severely injured. >> she

in 2002, a single trial judge, one judge has reversed a murder conviction on the kennedy nephew as you all know michael skakel was convicted in 2002 in the murder of 15-year-old martha moxley. >> all right. that end with a the d.n.a. thing. but that shows that ms. grace is not well disposed towards skakel so. anyway this goes on. they try to get it thrown out. time warner, they lost. the judge says you can try it. >> said this is going to proceed forward on a defamation case. so you would settle it, right? >> there has been a couple other cases that were settled. sometimes lawyers will advise you to do that even if you do not feel you were in the wrong, she is saying it is substantially true. >> skakel could get a lot of money here. there was no d.n.a. from skakel at the crime scene,

firefighter michael kennedy later died at the hospital. >> we lost two heroes here today.on after watching the way the men and women of the boston fire department worked today, these two heroes ran into a burning building, got people out of the building. >> 13 other firefighters were injured. but crews were able to rescue a number of people who had been trapped on the upper floors of the building and everyone is now accounted for. >>> all right. returning now to the search for malaysia airlines flight 370 now called off for the day due to rough weather. yesterday french satellite saw at least 120 objects floating in the indian ocean. by the time they got there, most of it was gone. there is no confirmation of any of the debris from the missing boeing jet. the u.s. navy is sending a black box locator like this one. >> operators will sit in front of this screen listening for any indication that the pinger is heard. the pinger, under water, sounds like this. >> but even this gadget has limits. the black boxes from the malaysian jet are now likely far beneath the ocean surface

killed in the line of duty in boston. 43-year-old lieutenant edward walsh. 33-year-old firefighter michael kennedyve fast-moving nine-alarm fire at a brick brownstone. there are reports this morning the two went into the basement where the fire is believed to have started. they were trapped there when strong winds caused a backdraft. the cause of the fire under investigation. >>> convicted terrorist seoul sulaiman abu ghaith was convicted in new york wednesday. the highest ranking al qaeda suspect ever tried in a u.s. civilian court. he gave a series of fiery speeches following the 2001 attacks warning of a storm of planes to come. he faces up to life in prison. >>> bank of america agreed to pay $9.3 billion to settle claims it sold faulty mortgage bonds. the lawsuit filed on behalf of fannie mae and freddie mac which bought the securities ahead of the financial crisis. settlement includes $6.3 billion in cash with the rest going to buy back some of those securities. homeowners have long said they'll not be made whole ive years after the fact. the settlement too late for many of them. >> still the

. >> reporter: lieutenant eddie walsh, 43, a dad with three kids under 10, and michael kennedy, 33, a marine combat vet, were among the first to respond. they rushed into the basement. within minutes, a mayday call. numerous firefighters trapped. >> mayday, engine 33! engine 33 is a mayday. >> engine 33 has a mayday. engine 33 is a mayday in the basement. >> i've never seen a fire move that fast and create such havoc in such a short period of time. >> kennedy was raced to the hospital. he did not survive. it took some five hours for his brothers to recover walsh's body. >> we moved lieutenant walsh, he was taken out the back through a line of firefighters with their helmets on along with the state police, shut down stowe drive. everyone saluted them, and eddie was taken for his last ride. >> reporter: investigators say the inferno seemed to have started in a basement apartment as they try to figure out what caused such devastation. the scene of this blaze is just a short distance, a couple of blocks from the finish line of the boston marathon where those bombs exploded last year. many

michael and kennedy were the epitome of that. r is your willingness to sacrifice and eddie and michael did a tremendous job. there were four or six people saved in that building. they did a tremendous job. it was a hellatious fire. we just caught a really tough fire. >> heroes rescuing those folks out of the townhouse. and i know about a dozen firefighters were injured as well. we're thinking about them and the families. ed kelly, thank you for calling in. i wanted to take a moment to do that. thank you. i'm brooke baldwin. jim sciutto is up next for jake tapper. "the lead" starts now. >>> planes will be in the air to search for flight 370. this is the "the lead." the world lead, satellite images show more debris that could be from the missing plane. >>> and this investigation keeps coming back to the men at the controls. as speculation flies about possible motives, the captain's son is now coming forward to defend his father's honor. >>> also in world news, you've got

edwin walsh and michael kennedy died battling the massive blaze. >> this means a lot to us. we can -- certainly more than i can can express nine alarm fire started in the basement. furnace and electrical system as possible causes. they thought they were going it die. passengers on a jetblue flight when a bird dived into a plane's nose. >> white birds. we have babies a little bit of nose damage. we're not quite sure at this point. >> the plane took off from west chester new york. the pilots forced to make emergency landing at jfk. >> we're going down. we're going in the water. thank goodness i paid to all the directions. i know what i'm going to do. >> there were 142 passengers on board. no one was hurt besides the bird. it left a pretty big dent in the plane's nose. look at that. >> that plane is not getting up anymore. >> the driver that admitted she fell asleep and crashed a train at chicago's o'hare airport had worked 69 hours in seven straight days that's according to the union for the transit authority. the transit authority is denying that and saying it was more like 5

>> reporter: this complaint identifies him as michael gow, 25 years and graduated from kennedy high school. the complaint lists what gow is accused of doing. it's very graphic, and just too disturbing to mention on the air. 14 people were arrested and homeland security identified 250 victims. some were just toddlers >> there are some under three years of age up to 17. most were 13-15 years of age. they were urged into committing sex acts with other children, younger, older, as well as animals >> officials say those involved use a free world wide network called tour to share videos. a network that makes it hard to trace internet activity. >> inquiries and responses are routed through numerous computers to make it hard for anyone to identify you >> of. >> homeland security agents went to the home of michael gow and confiscated his computer the complaint says he's been charged with receiving child pornography. >> does michael gow live here? >> yes. >> we're told he was arrested in november? >> um. >> sorry. >> the person answering declined to say more. but a neighbor remembers seeing fraets a

like warren buffett, bill gates, george soros, michael bloomberg, mark zuckerberg. written. the kennedys. political magnates and our magnates aren't unlike russian magnates in important ways. they are wealthy, highly educated, powerfully economically and politically, they are oliga rsholigarchs. soros pushing his one-wing. even warren buffett, pushing higher taxes on the rest of us and now, as billionaire bridge buddy is joining in, the richest man in the world the biggest oligarch of them all, bill gates is now pushing what he says is the best tax system for all the rest of us. and oligarchs always know what is best for everyone? don't they? listen to gates at the american enterprise institute. >> the idea that consumption should be progressively taxed i think that makes a lot of sense, people have tried to do that by doing particular taxes on luxury goods and things like that, that's very -- not very effective, that's sort of picking favorite-type things. consumption should be progressively taxed. >> wonderful. wonderful. oligarchs can be surprising. they're seldom big on direct govern

you know, like warren buffet or bill gates irk michae, michael , mark zuckerberg, the kenley jansens and now the -- kennedysthe clintons, political magnates, ours are not like russian, they are wealthy, highly educated, powerful economically and politically, they are oligarchs. whether michael bloomberg pushing his antigun, antisecond amendment agenda and george soar soros oneworld racky left wing, and warren buffet, higher taxes on the rest of us. and now, bridge buddies joining in richest man in the world, biggest oligarch of them all, if you will, bill gates, now pushing what he says is the best tax system for all of the ref of us. -- rest of us, oligarchs always know what is best for everyone, don't they? gates loves the idea of consumption tax. listen to gates at american enterprise institute. >> idea that consumption should be taxed, i think that makes a lot of sense, people have tried to do that by doing particular tax on luxury goods that is very not -- not very econom effectiv. but, consumption should be progressively taxed. lou: wonderful. oligarchs can be inspireing, condition they? is it interes

i want to bring in michael dorf, who clerked for justice kennedy. good morning, professor, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> lay out the case for us. we know the central case is do for profit organizations have religious rights. let's start with the argument made by hobby lobby. they say because of the nature of our company we're entitled to the religious freedom exemption. >> yes, so in 1993 congress enacted a law called the religious freedom restoration act, which requires that whenever a law burdens someone's religion substantially, that someone, described as a person in the statute, is entitled to an exception from the law, unless the government can show that the law is necessary to serve a compelling government interest, which is a pretty high threshold. and hobby lobby says that the word "person" in the religious freedom restoration act includes a corporation, at least in circumstances like these where the corporation is really the tool for a family. this is a family-owned corporation. on the other side, the obama administrati

he was not mysterious like kennedy, and then elvis, like michael jackson, was glamorous earlier in hisriod, he has kind of gotten into the fat and drug using elvis, and of course what is funny about the whole nixon-elvis encounter is that elvis is a drug using sort of decadent figure who is selling himself in this situation as a figure of rectitude, and elvis is a complicated figure. he had a lot of different elements to his personality, and he is another person who either time he died had sort of lost a lot of glamour, although he still had an enormous fan base. this is the even more famous he wasaph, i think, but appreciated by people in the latter part of his life by those maybe who would have scorned him, and second, people remember the younger elvis as opposed to the more decadent, older one. >> in an interview, i think it would have been the interview with nick gillespie, where he an early pioneering blogger. do you still write your blog? >> not really. i still have my blog, and i occasionally write on it, but i have not written regularly the way i did. laterted blogging in decem

really says, well he disagreed with kennedy's characterization but your reasoning, kennedy said, would permit that. michaelhard's right, that it is wrong to not force corporations to buy birth control then why did the obama administration itself exempt non-profit corporations for doing the exact same thing? somehow nonprofit -- >> there is distinction. >> but not for-profits. moral is moral. where is the standard, richard? >> it is not about morality at all. there is distinction. a non-profit organization, they espouse particular beliefs, espouse a particular belief and express that because they're a non-profit organization, i.e., a church, synagogue, jehovah witness on and on. >> still birth control. >> difference here for a for-profit corporation they don't have the right to express a religious view. that is the -- bill: gentlemen, make one more --, hang on, guys. hang on, don't let this thing get away. >> first amendment. bill: hey, guys, guys. chief roberts, seemed to be going right down the middle on this when he argued toward the end of the hearing if you're a public company, this applies. if you're

joining the company from chicago scott kennedy, nicole petallides at stock exchange, if michael robinsonere. the market, i see it as a shakeout, i think it is a buying opportunity in the making. where do you fill? >> i agree with you and i will sum it up like this. we have weakening p.m. is in china, copper pressured and a little bit, germany in the wake of the russell/crimea's situation, if you have money to spend where are you going to invest it? our numbers while not fantastic castle coming in kind of strong and with that if you get an opportunity here, 2%, 34%, they don't last long. charles: buying a dip is a big time, same question to you. >> absolutely i would be buying on the dip. there's a lot of health and the tech economy right now. semiconductor sales are on fire. a lot of signs of health out there. i would be buying, do it on a strategic bases, put in some mobile limit orders, a lot of stocks i would love to own and i'm looking at this is a great opportunity. charles: they are extraordinarily volatile. you got to hang on, strapped in. two hot stocks we're watching. let's star

president, we are thinking about michael's family today, including his parents, vicki and raymond johnson, his siblings raymond, lisa, wendy, kennedy and idalis, and many other beloved family members and friends. i would like the family of sergeant michael c. cable to know that this united states senate recognizes that sergeant cable was doing his job, and we are filled with gratitude. without the men and women brave enough to wear our country's uniform and to do the jobs our country asked them to do, i fear for what would become of our nation. i know my colleagues join me in honoring sergeant cable for his life of service and for his tragic sacrifice, and i want to extend my deepest condolences to michael's family for their loss one year ago today. mr. president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. under the previous order, the senate will be in a period of morning business until 10:30 a.m., with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes each, with the time equally divided and controlled between the two leaders or their designees, with the republican

kennedy would go on to serve in the senate for nearly 47 years. >>> happy birthday to billy crystal, turns 66, academy award winner, michael caine, turns 81, and quincyman. have a >>> protesters clash with police at one bay area college, this morning some are camped out in a campus buildings. >> crews working on a gas pipeline. why the work could actually drive people out of their beds in the next few minutes. >> a bay area water district approves emergency water restrictions and they take place immediately. >> a live look outside this morning, it's friday, march 14th, this is "today in the bay." >>> good friday morning to you. it's 4:30. i'm peggy bunker.

michael mcfaul. he returned from russia last month as serving as the u.s. ambassador. on the harvard kennedyenter, nicholas burns. he was undersecretary of state of political affairs from 2005-2008 two. and from washington, stephen hadley. he was part of the former national security advisers. each ofegin by asking use where are we at this moment? >> i think we're at a fundamental turning point in this crisis. president putin has successfully divac don't a basis of crimea. he has military control. will he stop there or will he respond to the inevitable calls by some of the ethnic russian governors and the population of eastern ukraine to extend russian influence? i think president obama is acting rightly. you have seen to date combination of the russian -- you have seen the reaction to the russian actions. take some economic sanctions to make this costs more to putin to condemn and he has done, but also to give aid to that new ukrainian government. that is why secretary of state john kerry will be the tomorrow -- will be there tomorrow. in terms of statistics and perhaps some equipment -- fin