all about newt gingrich. >> mr. tylerthink you're not really giving due credit to what romney did. your own candidate said he was carpet bombed. he was relentlessly taktd. personally attacked. every single element of mr. gingrich's past was thrown up in relentless advertising against him. >> that's true. that is the past. we are now in the future. we are now in a new campaign. we won't litigate the old primary campaign because it's moot. >> we're not but here's the important thing. would you say that your candidate was in effect, bullied as he approach that primary? >> no, look, i don't think what mitt romney did at cranbrook has any relevance. >> i'm not talking about cranbrook. i'm talking about what happened to your cat in florida where you yourself have just said, you could not believe the ferocity of the attacks. did that feel as though your candidate was being bullied during that primary? >> i wouldn't consider it bullying. i would say barack obama bullying the supreme court. epa bullying business owners. bull yig t

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i want you to hear what his father, tyler clementi's father, josef, had to say. >> mr. what de. tyler never did anything to mr. ravi to make him dislike him or to cause him to retaliate for some wrongdoing. mr. ravi did these criminal acts because he saw my son as not deserving basic human decency and respect and because my son was different than him. below him. and because he was gay. >> dharun ravi could face ten years in prison. we should know later today what that sentence will be. he could be deported to india. >> in his daily dose, teenage obesity. just released study published

i want you to hear what his father, tyler clementi's father, josef, had to say. >> mr. what de. tyler never did anything to mr. ravi to make him dislike him or to cause him to retaliate for some wrongdoing. mr. ravi did these criminal acts because he saw my son as not deserving basic human decency and respect and because my son was different than him. below him. and because he was gay. >> dharun ravi could face ten years in prison. we should know later today what that sentence will be. he could be deported to india. >> in his daily dose, teenage obesity. just released study published in the journal pediatrics found the number of young people with diabetes or pre-diabetes more than doubled from 9% to 23% in a span of less than ten years. th does it for me. thank you so much for joining me today. i'm carol costello. cnn newsroom continues right now with ashley banfield. >> hi. it is 11:00 on the east coast, 8:00 on the west coast. and the fighting is not over not by a long shot but a formal end to the war in afghanistan is within sight. as we speak the 28 member states of

. >> tyler never did anything to mr. ravi to make his dislike him or cause him to retaliate for some wrongdoing. no. mr. ravi did these criminal acts because he saw my son not deserving basic human decency and respect and because my son was different than him, below him, and because he was gay. >> reporter: the prosecution vows to appeal the sentence. david lee miller, fox news. >>> up next a woman takes her employer to court. she claims she was fired for being too sexy. her story is next. >> plus as if having diabetes isn't bad enough, now researchers say patients are at high risk for another horrible disease. >>> but first here's fox business network's stuart varney. >> soup might be good food, about the it's getting more expensive, campbell hiking prices by 5% next month on its condensed soup, the latest example of consumers getting slammed at the grocery store. meanwhile lowe's feeling low, the home improvement chain cutting its financial outlook for the rest of the year, this company still feeling pain from the stru

. >> tyler never did anything to mr. robbie to make him dislike him or cause him to retail cat for wrong doing. no, he did these -- retaliate for wrong doing. no, he did these acts because he saw my son as not deserving basic decency and respect because my son was below him and he was gay. >> prosecution vows to appeal the sentence. >>> coming up, one couples unique approach to have their deceased parents at their wedding. >>> if you thing it is pricey to park in dc you won't believe how mump a new spot in new york city costs, that is all coming up but first, let's check with holly. >>> hey, tony take a look at this rose isn't that gorgeous? if only you could spell it too. you will only find roses like this at the frankie san monastery of the holy land in northeast dc where we are live and where right now they happen to be busy making potpourri, we will take you through the process and show you how to come out and take advantage of it as well. >>> first, here is today's trivia question in honor of the private sector rock

. >> tyler, thanks so much. mr. schultz, it's nice to see you again. we'll talk to you again soon. pete, trade starbucks. you talked about it almost every show. you own it. >> i do. >> you like it. >> i own it a little higher. >> would you add to it because the stock has peeled off since the recent earnings report? >> it has. when i look at the earnings growth and the record earnings they reported as well as he addressed the revenues. when you look at china and look at growth, and you also have to wonder the margins. i'm impressed with the idea the margins could maybe expand because of the explosive growth in these frozen drinks that we all know it doesn't cost as much to produce the frozen drinks that are getting a real premium dollar amount. i have to think that's going to be another area we're going to see some of the growth. i love the name, yes. >> let's take a look at what the s&p 500 is doing today. again, the markets have been fairly turbulent this week. the s&p 500 holding on to gains. it's up five points or so. dow up about 50. nasdaq is the lagger today largely because o

mr. dimon and the other executives who spoke. >> tyler, there are about 300 people in the shareholder meetingchase employees. they've chosen tampa in order to kind of reduce the number of outside agitators as well as people inside who might raise concerns. the mood was rather somber. unlike in the past jamie dimon was not his boisterous, talkative self. not the master of the universe that he normally carries himself as. i think he's been chasoned by the more than $3 billion in losses from the derivatives. the large public criticism that his bank doesn't have the accountability mechanisms in place to ensure shareholders protections. >> you are obviously a shareholder. you have called for separating the roles of chairman and ceo of the company. that motion did not pass today. what will you do now? do you think your messages are being heard by mr. dimon and others? >> i'd like to point out that 40% of the shares cashed were in favor of the resolution. that's an enormously high percentage in most shareholder votes and sends a strong message to the chase board of directors that there's a need for

consequences, that he has attempted to blame everyone but himself in pushing tyler clementi to the edge of committing suicide. >> mrrame. it may have deprived us of the chance that tyler could have moved through this difficult stage in his life. nobody other than tyler understood how vulnerable he was, yet the fact is, that he was very vulnerable. and he was shaken by the cold criminal actions of his roommate. >> reporter: and that was joseph clementi's, tyler's father, the words affected tyler's mother to the form of tears. she wept in the courtroom and i had a chance to speak with both the mother and father a few months back. the one thing they said they wanted from this case, they wanted to set a precedent, to show people around this country that bullying, not just gay teen, but bullying of any kind should not be tolerated. erica? gayle, charlie? back to you. >> michele miller at the courthouse, thank you. >>> and we were listening to some of that sitting here as we were waiting to go on the air and listening to him speak and he said this is about justice and accountability for this family not about revenge. >>

tyler clementi later committed suicide. moments ago his dad stood up before the court and addressed everybody. >> mr. never met or knew my son before arriving at rutgers university. he had no call to do what de. tyler did anything to mr. ravi to make him dislike him or retaliate for doing some wrongdoing. mr. ravi did these criminal act because he saw my son not deserving basic human decency and respect and because my son was different than him, below him and because he was gay. >> dharun ravi was found guilty on all 15 counts against him, the most serious bias intimidation and invasion of privacy. he's facing up to ten years and possible deportation to his native india. our senior legal analyst joins me now on the telephone. jeffrey i want to ask you about some of the unusual aspects of this case, the prosecutors did not ask for the maximum. and at the same time before sentencing has even come down defense was asking that this be a noncustodial sentence, meaning no jail. is that unusual before you actually get the sentence? >> not at all. there's often, the parties often take a position about what s

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no one spoke up to the mastermind. >> reporter: tyler's parents and brother asked that justice be served. >> mr. ravi did these criminal acts because he saw my son as not deserving basic human decency. >> reporter: ravi, the 20-year-old son of immigrants from india surprise league did not speak. he's remained stoic throughout the trial but became emotional when his mother talked about the impact the charges have had on her son. >> my 20-year-old son already has too much burden on his shoulder to face for the rest of his life. >> reporter: though the judge ordered ravi to a three-year suspended sentence which amounts to just 30 days behind bars, he condemned his demeanor in court. >> and i haven't heard you apologize once. and the letter you gave to the presentence people, i'll call it unimpressive. >> reporter: the judge would recommend he not be deport chd he is facing after the guilty verdict. >> so he's -- aside from the 30-day sentence, he's also facing three years probation and he has to pay $10,000. and attend like a program for victims. >> the maximum you heard -- the max he could have g

tyler. back to you. >> thank you very much, mr. sullivan. retail staging a bit of a comeback this year.outperforming the broader market up more than 15%. david faber joins me now with one major retail success story. there's nobody, frankly, in american business right now who interests me more than mickey drexler. >> really? >> honest to god truth. i think he's a magician. >> that's great. tonight you can watch it at 10:00. of course it's not a public company anymore. but mickey drexler is the man you may know. he put khakis on the map, a retail legend who's led companies from the gap to ann tailor, now the ceo of j. crew, drexler has built that brand into a multibillion dollar power house. analysts call him the king of retail. a king by the way who impressed another fashion royal, anna winter. >> can we change the name of sweatshirts and sweat pants? >> you can walk the floor with mickey at j. crew and he knows every single piece of clothing on the floor. >> reporter: anna winter, editor and chief of vogue, considered one of fashion's most influential voices marvels at drexler's hands-o

. >> tyler and i have been very connected, so much so i felt like a piece of me died in september of 2010. >> mr. ravi did these criminal acts because he saw my son as not deserving basic human decency and respect. >> ravi insists he wasn't trying to intimidate his gay roommate and he didn't record the encounter and didn't out him. a jury disagreed, convicting him of all charges. he could face deportation to india. today the judge announced he will not recommend that. >>> president obama and fellow nato leaders solidified plans today tone the war in afghanistan. leaders met for a second day today in chicago where they affirmed commitment to ending the war in 2014. the agreement calls for afghan forces to take control of all combat next summer with nato in a support role. >> this will be another step toward afghans taking full lead towards their security as agreed to by 2014 when the combat mission will end. >> the president's optimism is being tempered by military leaders who caution the fighting is not over for u.s. troops. no signs of trouble today outside that summit. yesterday protesters cla

. >> tyler and i have been very connected, so much so i felt like a piece of me died in september of 2010. >> mr. ravi did these criminal acts because he saw my son as not deserving basic human decency and respect. >> ravi insists he wasn't trying to intimidate his gay roommate and he didn't record the encounter and didn't out him. a jury disagreed, convicting him of all charges. he could face deportation to india. today the judge announced he will not recommend that. >>> president obama and fellow nato leaders solidified plans today tone the war in afghanistan. leaders met for a second day today in chicago where they affirmed commitment to ending the war in 2014. the agreement calls for afghan forces to take control of all combat next summer with nato in a support role. >> this will be another step toward afghans taking full lead towards their security as agreed to by 2014 when the combat mission will end. >> the president's optimism is being tempered by military leaders who caution the fighting is not over for u.s. troops. no signs of trouble today outside that summit. yesterday protesters cla

mr. moore is just coming back from the cat shelter. we've brought in five kittens. t! tyler here will show you everything. check out our new mobile app. now you can use your phone to scan your car's vin or take a picture of your license. it's an easy way to start a quote. watch this -- flo, can i see your license? no. well, all right. thanks. okay, here we go. whoa! no one said "cheese." progressive mobile -- insurance has never been easier. get a free quote today. >>> if you get caught in this grind here, this prison will eat you up and spit you out. it's crazy, man. this is my cat, cletus. he's crazier than hell. he loves ice cubes. he goes crazy. loses his mind. he's my partner. that's one of the many things they allowed us to do on death row was adopt a cat. he's real important to me. >> it's a big day for aaron brown. he, too, is about to receive a shelter cat. >> i've played with all the cats in here. but i've never had one of my own, and it's going to be different. i mean, this is something i'm going to spend years of my life with. and there's the responsibility aspec

mrs. eastwood & company." some things have gone overboard but she defended herself, sometimes you destroy what you love. tyler is also standing by his art and trying to smooth things over with this peace offering. if somebody wants to buy one of the photos, i will donate $100,000, not to a charity but to a family. madonna can breathe a sigh of relief. "e! news" can confirm a new york judge reinstated the charges against madge's stalker, robert linhart, and he was arrested outside her apartment for allegedly waving material girl theme signs and carrying an ice pick is set to appear in court june 19th. daisy, famously sampled "annie" an his hit single "hard knock life: ghetto anthem." he could be seen in a movie based on the musical starring willow smith. actress emma thompson writing the film confirms the pair's involvement telling us jay-z and willow are, quote a with very good combination. >> meet the rising star who went from homeless to having hit songs. singer neon hitch is sharing her inspiring journey that started on a tour bus and took a detour at amy winehouse's place and led to this single. it's the

tyler clementi who committed suicide. the 20-year-old had been convicted of invasion of privacy and bias intimidation for using a computer webcam to spy on mr. clemente and another man during a private moment in their dorm room. ravi could have faced a decade in prison. clemente jumped off the george washington bridge after learning his roommate not only spied on him but tweeted about it to other students and to friends. ravi will serve three years' probation and pay $10,000 toward a program to help victims of hate crimes. >>> for the first time ever, a commercial rocket is heading to the international space station. the spacex dragon capsule loaded with supplies successfully blasted off from cape canaveral in florida just a couple of hours ago. its planned launch was scrub the over the weekend because of a bad engine valve part of a new era for nasa leaning on the private sector to take over orbital trips now that the shuttle fleet has been retired. a beautiful liftoff in florida just a couple of hours ago. >>> finally the town of joplin is marking the anniversary of last year's tornado that killed 161 people and leveled most of the town.

tyler clementi. he had no reason to. but i do believe he acted at a colossal insensitivity. >> mr.did these criminal acts because he saw my son as not deserving basic human decency and respect. >> my 20-year-old son already has too much burden on his shoulder to face for the rest of his life. >> mr. president, i am bringing to you and to the people of the united states the gratitude of the afghan people. >> the people are sick of war. we want money for education, for housing, for jobs. >> there's a new energy here, and people are excited about what rebuilding can mean. >> there are issues that we need to look at specifically with respect to facebook. >> i ended up selling my shares at an 11% loss. >> on the heels of the second largest ipo in american history, the ceo gets married. >> if mark zuckerberg did not sign a prenup, he needs to see a psychiatrist and not a lawyer. >> honestly, it was one of those days where you feel very elated. also completely terrified, i have to be honest. the prospect of 2 billion people watching was quite daunting. >> i'm just blessed to have been in

host: let's go to tyler on the democratic line. caller: good morning. mr.ope, you said you have a certain amount of funding that you have given per family. my brother always said it is not the individual of your character, but the friends you associate with. [unintelligible] guest: i have never supported that foundation. i was not a member of the american legislative changed counsel. they have done some good work. they have done some controversial work. this is controversial as well. i do not support alec. host: we spent a lot of time talking about your money and showed organizations you are involved in. i want to get your take on the controversial citizens united decision and the role of money and influence in politics. guest: well, first of all, and this is one of the errors that were delivered in the article. everything i was involved in was not under citizens united. they did not expressly advocate any candid. by the way, citizens united had a liberal support. individuals also have a first amendment rights. that is important. all media today is through

host: let's go to tyler on the democratic line. caller: good morning. mr.pe, you said you have a certain amount of funding that you have given per family. my brother always said it is not the individual of your character, but the friends you associate with. [unintelligible] guest: i have never supported that foundation. i was not a member of the american legislative changed counsel. they have done some good work. they have done some controversial work. this is controversial as well. i do not support alec. host: we spent a lot of time talking about your money and showed organizations you are involved in. i want to get your take on the controversial citizens united decision and the role of money and influence in politics. guest: well, first of all, and this is one of the errors that were delivered in the article. everything i was involved in was not under citizens united. they did not expressly advocate any candid. by the way, citizens united had a liberal support. individuals also have a first amendment rights. that is important. all media today is through c

opened in 2008 since that facility and tyler perry are such fixtures in the community here and he released a statement today through his publicist that reads in part mrperry wishes to express his heartfelt thanks to the atlanta fire department for their professionalism and quick response in limiting the damage. no word get again on what caused the fire. there has been a huge outpouring of support and prayers for mr. perry. a lot of his comments on the website are coming from people wishing him well and hoping things will get back up and running soon. >> you mentioned that oprah winfrey, one of those people, incredibly close to tyler perry and tweeted out a message to tyler perry and try to pull it up while we're talking. the facility is massive, 200,000 square feet, multiple acres, post production facility, back lot, a chapel, a gym, and a pond and just how much of this area was damaged? do we know? we keep saying this shot of this i think is he will building. is that where it was mostly contained? >> right now what we understand is that it is contained to a single facade and there was a partial collapse of that back lot facade. from what we understa

mr. gorman, of course, maria, is the chairman of morgan stanley. what do you want to learn from him? what do you think he will say? >> hi there, tyler. thanks so much. well, i think everybody out there is trying to figure out what went wrong with this deal. the largest technology deal. very, very hyped up. a huge piece of business for morgan stanley. morgan wins the bragging rights, wins the deal. and then we see what many are calling a train wreck, a flop, a botched up deal. so the bottom line here is people want to know what happened, how did they come up with the $38 a share valuation? $100 billion company here. when we see that it has plummeted from those levels. so what went into the pricing? why expand the deal? and then of course there are questions around the analyst cutting earnings estimates, morgan's analyst as well as two others cutting earnings estimates during the road show. you've got the s.e.c. looking into this. you've got regulation implications. these are all the questions that we are going to ask james gorman. but it goes beyond just the facebook deal. we're also talking about a situation that obviously is fragile

tyler, senior adviser of the pro newt gingrich super pac, winning our future. the intrepid maggie haberman of politico is here with us, msnbc lovely karen finney and mr. shouldn't morning himself hugo lindgren confident "new york times" magazine. president obama is back in washington, d.c. after a surprise trip to afghanistan. meanwhile, militant attacks killed seven people and injured more than a dozen in kabul this morning. the violence came just after the president said this from bagram air base. >> here in the predawn darkness of afghanistan, we can see the light of a new day on the horizon. >> karen, i want to go to you first on this. surely the juxtaposition of the violence in afghanistan right on the heels of the president's departure, he's delivering a message of hope, but is there any reason at this point to be optimistic about what will happen to afghanistan after we leave? >> i think we can't know. but the president -- i don't know that the president's goal was so much about hope as much as it was sending the political message and the psychological message for the audiences at home and the afghani audience. clearly we needed to send a messa

mr. dotcom. why henry wouldn't touch facebook with a 10-foot poll. and then steve rat ner, he says investors shouldn't buy individual stocks ever. i'm sue herera with simon hobbs down at the nyse. and tyler mathisen is at a special mutual fund conference in washington. we'll hear from ty coming up. but first, breaking news on greece. the third greek leader this week to try to form a government says he's closing in on a deal. but this greek drama is far from finished. michelle caruso-cabrera just finished speaking exclusively with greece's new most popular leader. but he would not be included in this particular government. michelle. >> no. it is confusing. the man i spoke with this morning is alexis tsipras. we care about what he has to say because now according to dow jones, there are new polls today showing he is the front-runner if there are new elections in june. tsipras caused turmoil in the financial markets this week when he said in his opinion the greek bailout program is null and void. that led market participants to believe that greece could potentially leave the eurozone and return to its own currency. when i spoke with mr. tsipras this morning, he reiterated he does not want g