murray says he discovered it shortly after coming to wabash 11 years earlier. he's serving a 60-year sentence for beating another man to death. and the religion, which worships nordic gods, has helped him come to grips with the murder. his thor's hammer pendant and his tattoo us are similar bombs of his faith. >> they're norse-oriented. viking age is a long period of viking history. >> prison officials have begun to see it as something else. a front for white supremacist gangs. members have been allowed to hold services at some prisons. but wabash has banned such gatherings. >> they are using the services to have gang meetings within the services itself. and it's been disruptive at other facilities. >> murray denies any ties to white supremacist gangs. and has filed a grievance to appeal the ban. >> it does not promote criminal elements at all. it's religion based on virtue and knowledge. >> the ban also hasn't stopped murray from recruiting new members. his latest, williams jones jr. >> mark has been teaching me about what the hammer means. what the different

murray: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: thank you, mr. president. i yield myself ten minutes off the resolution. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. murray: mr. president, we are having this debate today in hopes of ultimately reaching a fair and bipartisan budget deal, and we all know that's not going to be easy, so the least we can do is get our facts straight. it's kind of disappointing to see that rather than engaging in a productive conversation, some of our republican colleagues prefer to launch some pretty inaccurate attacks, so i'd like to take just a moment here to correct those inaccuracies so that we can really focus on the urgent task at hand. now, some republicans continue to claim that the senate budget includes a $1.5 trillion tax hike. now, i talked about this last night but i want to make it clear again, this is not true. here are the facts. of the $975 billion in new revenue from those who can afford it the most, $480 bi

murray: mr. president? mr. president, i want to thank ranking member sessions once again for another good day of vigorous debate. there are clearly some differences between us here in the senate, but all of our constituents benefit from having those views laid out and expressed clearly, and i really appreciate all that he is doing to help us move along as well as the good debate that we're having. mr. president, yesterday the senate did vote to reject the idea that balancing the budget by an arbitrary date should come before middle-class families and broad-based economic growth. last night, the senate voted to continue down the path towards a truly balanced approach to tackling our economic and fiscal challenges. the kind of approach that cuts spending responsibly and calls on the wealthiest americans and biggest corporations to pay their fair share. we voted on an approach that puts our economy first and foremost and makes sure that we are protecting, not threatening our fragile economic recover

murray: mr. president, thank you. mr. president, we do have some serious differences of opinions between the two parties when it comes to our values and priorities. we believe our budget should reflect, and we're having a good debate about that. but those differences would be difficult enough to bridge. we should at least be able to agree what the facts are. and i want to just take a moment tonight to correct an inaccuracy i've heard a lot in the last few tkaeurbgs including on the floor -- days, including on the floor tonight. we are hearing some republicans say the senate budget includes a $1.5 trillion tax hike. mr. president, that simply is not true. here are the facts: of the $975 billion in new revenue, which comes from those who can afford it the most, of that, $480 billion is matched with responsible spending cuts to fully replace the sequestration. $100 billion goes toward targeted high priority infrastructure repair and job training to help boost our recovery and put more americans back

murray's salary.o wrote about murray just 11 days before jackson's death. it said, we want to remind murray that it is aeg, not michael jackson, m.j., who is paying his salary. we want to remind him what is expected of him. could this -- could this be the smoking gun? >> absolutely. this piece of evidence if it goes to a jury and those 12 jurors are inside a deliberation room, they're going to say why would this e-mail have ever been sent if aeg was not taking the position that he was employed? remember, under the negligent hiring cause of action which is the only remaining cause of action left, they have to prove that aeg had hired him. when an executive at aeg says, remember who hired you, that's a piece of evidence. >> yeah, but alison, let me jump in here. this is an e-mail sent to kenny ortega who is the director of this is it concert tour and michael jackson was not showing up for rehearsal, so the ceo wrote to kenny ortega this threat, hey, tell that guy that, you know, we're the ones who are p

murray: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: thank you, mr. president. i have five unanimous consent requests for committees to meet during todaying today's sessione senate. they have the approval of the majority and minority leaders. i ask that these requests be agreed to and printed in the record. officer without objection, so ordered. mrs. murray: mr. president, i would yield 60 minutes to the senator from virginia, and both senators from virginia are here, both great members of our committee that have really contributed a great deal of tile and effort in helping us get onto a path of sustainable economic recovery and deficit reduction. and i really appreciate their -- both of their work. with that, i yield to the senator from virginia off the resolution. mr. warner: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from virginia. warn wasn't mr. president, let - mr. warner: mr. president, let me first of all thank the chairman of the committee for he

murray: mr. president, i would ask consent that the time that's being consumed now come off the resolution. the presiding officer: without objection. the presidin mrs. murray: mr. president, let me ask all of the senators, women, who are down they're talk about the importance of passing a budget resolution that reflects the values and needs of women and the men that are important to them, especially senator mikulski, who has made it a passion that the women who come behind her are able to participate in the economy in any way they want to. i thank h.r. for her leadership and the other women senators that are here, senator klobuchar will continue that discussion. ms. klobuchar: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota. ms. klobuchar: first i want to thank senator murray for her leadership on this budget. she has been working on had for years. i am very proud of this budget and the work that has been done here, the balanced approach that has been taken. i also want to thank

murray: mr. president, i want all of our members to understand that the second amendment that we will be voting on tonight is the ryan budget. there seems to be some resistance among my republican colleagues in bringing up the house republican budget for a vote, and it's pretty easy to see why that is. last year's house republican budget was in fact soundly rejected by the american people in the election. and since then it continues to be very clear. the american people prefer a balanced and fair approach that puts our economy and our middle class first. not an extreme irresponsible approach. unfortunately, house republicans put forward a budget last week that doubles down on the rejected ideology that the american people spoke about. and they have a new talking point about their same old budget. they now claim their budget would eliminate the deficit in 2023. and house budget committee chairman paul ryan has even said that it doesn't really matter how their budget eliminates the deficit. mr. pre

conrad murray does not have a lot of credibility.ly supposed to be administered in an operating room in a bedroom to somebody who needed to sleep. he is also somebody who lied to pair phramedic paramedics, and doctors, and i don't think his word means that much. >> the jackson's claim is aeg live negligently hired conrad murray, and lawyers on both sides argue about who paid him, and the family says they have an e-mail and that aeg was paying murray. >> you think it would be a simple case, aeg hired murray, and when it comes to jackson nothing is simple. it turns out even though dr. conrad murray was supposed to be making a lot of money, he was never paid a penny. there was reportedly some sort of contract floating around but it was never signed. michael jackson died before it was signed. that's why it's so very complicated. and then you supposedly do have this smoking gun e-mail where an executive at aeg allegedly says something to the fact that we're his boss, but we will see. let's see what happens in the trial having covered many

senator patty murray is proposing $1 trillion in new revenue. republicans want to reduce the deficit. gop makes huge cuts to medicare and medicaid. the democratic plan relies on $275 billion in health care savings. president obama goes back to the hill. as "the washington post" puts it, the honeymoon is over. the president's approval rating is down to the 50% mark, although he's still doubling the approval rating of house democrats. i want to bring in politico senior reporter. good morning to both of you. manny, the headline on politico is budget plans or works of fiction. which is it? >> they are vision documents. i don't think anyone expects what both paul ryan and patty murray have proposed those proposals to become law. what it will do is create a process here in washington that may eventually lead to something down the road. whether that's a compromise or grand bargain, it's very far-fetched. both sides would have to go a lot closer to each other, something they have not been able to do. there are provisions in both plans, both the ryan pla

murray's salary. here's what the aeg co-ceo said about him days before his death.s aeg, not michael jackson, why pacing his salary. we want to remind him what is expected of him." could this be the smoking gun? >> absolutely. this piece of evidence, if it goes to a jury and those 12 jurors are inside a deliberation room, they're going to say, why would this e-mail ever have been sent? under the negligent hiring cause of action, which is the only remaining cause of action left, they have to prove that aeg had hired him. when an executive at aeg says, remember who hired you, that's a piece of evidence. >> alison, let me jump in here. this is an e-mail sent to kenny ortega, who is the director of the this is it concert tour. and michael jackson was not showing up for rehearsals, so the ceo wrote to kenny ortega this threat, hey, tell that guy that, you know, we're the ones who are paying his bills. well, nobody was paying his bills. i read this e-mail, really, as sort of an empty threat to a doctor to try to get the star back on track again. again, if it comes down to

murray: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senior senator from washington state is recognized. mrs. murray: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. mrs. murray: i ask unanimous consent the senate now proceed to the consideration of calendar number 28, s. con. res. 28. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 28, senate concurrent resolution 8, setting forth the congressional budget for the united states government for fiscal year 2014, revising the appropriate budgetary levels -- mrs. murray: i ask unanimous consent the reading be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. mrs. murray: i ask any time in quorum call be equally divided. i ask no amendments be in order for the remainder of today's consideration of s. con. res. 8. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. mrs. murray: i ask unanimous consent the use o

neil: leaving aside those cuts which is a good point, you could argue then patty murray's plan to do this on the back of hiking taxes. >> right. neil: you think these are starters to get a deal in the middle. >> at best, i think i also note that president is somewhere between the two. and you have to ask the question, is that by accident or is that on purpose. neil: elizabeth, i look at this and realize with theater we went through on $85 billion in sequestration cuts and that nightmare, now a immediate response, every time you touch entitlements you are throwing harvey korman off a cliff, there is no way you could get ahead if they were going after paul ryan last year, they are throttling down on him this year. >> i know, but other thing neil, in the drama where we talk about 85 billion, president obama said he was willing to deal with democrats in his own party who did not want to touch entitlements, he said he would be willing to talk to people in his party that did not think that medicare should be touched. why smart with nonstarter -- why start with nonstarters? maybe, to rick a

murray: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, here in washington, d.c., the budget debate is often discussed in terms of abstract numbers and political winners and losers. but the truth is that budgets are about far more than that. they are about our values and our priorities, and they are about the people across the country whose lives are impacted by the decisions that we make. today the senate budget committee discussed one approach to tackling our budget challenges, an approach that while getting our debt and deficits under control will also create jobs and build the foundation for prosperity from the middle out. tomorrow we will continue this discussion and vote on a plan. then we will move this debate here to the senate floor and then hopefully work towards a balanced and bipartisan agreement with the house of representatives while the american people have a chance to weigh in. mr. president, i believe our budget must meet not just one but many pressing challenges of our time. we've come a long way since early 20

where is the murray plan? the murray budget would increase that spending by just 1.5%. again, much closer to the ryan end of the spectrum. ryan budget would add no new revenues while progressive budget increases it by 14%. murray plan increases revenue by 2.3% which false closer to the rye enend of the scale. thank you for making that work at the graphics shop. i want to set that up because it seems to me that the -- what's been most frustrating with the conversation since 2010 is the way the conversation has been anchored. i thought had a was -- this is nothing against patty murray who i think is a -- the murray budget is not a bad document. it is to show what the parameters of the debate are right now in which the ryan budget is a full-day story. granted that's the house majority caucus and paul ryan is a -- vp candidate and keith ellison was not on the ticket. congressional caucus doesn't have the same power in the house that the tea party caucus has. they are in the minority. at the same time there are real actual costs in terms of what kind of budget we are actuall

through largely spending cuts and largely no tax hikes, in other corner democratic senator patty murray. a case of us likely losing, because the cuts really are not there we have rick yo joining m -- a little boxing reference, you have to know that. all right, so, what do you think elizeth? leaving aside in controversial things that paul ryan wants to do. in the en, just trimming the increase, that is it? >> yeah, i think one of the big thing here's that people lose sight of is balancing the budget, patty murray supposed budg does not even balance, it is supposed to raise a trillion in revenue, that tells you, this is more of a shopping spree than a budget, people need to remember that a budget hopefully means you are only spending as much as you take in, not more. neil: scott martin, the markets seem to sense, maybe that despite all of the just erring -- gesturing we're at least, cutting the growth and stuff, we're not really cutting but that is better than doing nothing? or am i misreading the market? >> you are reading it correctly, that is a reason we had such a good year, we were l

conrad murray.d liable, tens of billions of dollars could be at stake and i asked hln's jane velez-mitchell if this is about the money or about holding someone accountable for michael's death. >> i think that it's financial and it's emotional. dr. conrad murray could be out in a couple of years, and katherine lost a son, these kids lost a dad and the world lost the king of pop, and i don't think it feels like real justice for them. they want more justice, so they're going into civil court where the currency for justice is money and they are seeking a lot of it, some say this could be if it goes in their favor billions for them. >> speaking of the courtroom, conrad murray has never sat in that box where he would have to testify, never spoke under oath about the singer's death which occurred on his watch. if he refuses to do this again in the upcoming trial, how does the trial suffer? how does the family suffer? >> i don't think it suffers that much in the sense that dr. conrad murray does not have a

senator murray spoke before me. she is chairman of the senate budget committee. she has a herculean task and she's up to it. in fact, she's shown herself to be an able leader of the budget committee in producing a budget proposal for the next fiscal year. and it's a balanced proposal. it's one that i think is sensible. now, i have some background in this at least by way of having been a member of the simpson-bowles commission. i sat through a year of committee hearings and debates that led to a vote on a proposal to reduce the budget deficit. and so i've heard some of the arguments that have been made on both sides. i then joined a bipartisan group of senators, so-called gang of eight, and we sat down to try to do the same. and we spent over a year doing exactly that. so i kind of know where this comes down. my approach to this, an approach being followed by senator murray with her proposed democratic budget resolution is, yes, the deficit is a serious problem. the debt of america is a serious problem. when you borrow 40 cents for every $1 you spend, it's unsusta

senator patty murray, she's the democrat from washington.the budget committee chairman in this senate. she's going town veil this budget's going to have trillions in tax hikes, a lot of new stimulus spending. >> and is there going to be a deadline for a balanced budget? >> no. the democrats are not aiming for balance. they're eventually going to try to perhaps get there with a lot of revenue and tax hikes. but the key takeaway from this patty murray budget is that it's about democratic principles, democratic posturing. what i'm watching out for, larry, is how this democratic budget in the senate, which hasn't happened for four years, plays in 2014. i think a lot of moderate democrats may be scared away. >> do you think this budget, with that point -- that's a very important point. moderate democrats in the senate have to run in 2014. do you think this budget will ever be voted on on the floor of the senate? >> no. that's the key thing to remember here. the house gop with paul ryan. tomorrow paul ryan's coming out with his budget. patty murra

conrad murray.ry manslaughter in jackson's death.trial begins tuesday and mrs. jackson is reportedly suing for billions of dollars. let's bring in cnn legal contributor paul cow an and rachel self. this is a negligence case, a civil case. how will the jackson family try to prove this? >> well, i think they're going to have a tough time. it is kind after ridiculous case. picture this. michael jackson says to the concert promoters i want you to hire my personal physician. a guy who's licensed in four states and has never had a disciplinary problem brought against him, conrad murray. the promoters hire conrad murray. then at jackson's request he administers parole follow killing michael jackson and now the jackson family's trying to blame the concert promoter. they got to convince the jury of that and they got $40 billion. i say it is an uphill battle to sell that theory. >> so rachel, are you saying this is laughable? >> yeah. i agree with paul. what we're dealing with here, it doesn't make somebody p

he confronted murray's staff yesterday. take a look. >> and we're looking at a situation, where you're double counting and not counting a trillion dollars in extra spending. you're not counting a trillion dollars in extra spending by saying we're going to just turn off the sequester which allows a trillion dollars more in spending to occur and not count it. that's what we want to know and we intend to find out before this day is over and my colleagues, if i'm wrong about this, i'll accept being in error, but our staff has looked at this. i can't possibly see how it's any other way than i have explained it. now, we've got other members who want to ask questions. >> yes, we do-- >> a trillion dollars, we're really showing how it is that our country is in such financial state. >> senator jeff sessions. here is what else we know about the murray budget. according to the budget staff it will increase taxes by 1.5 trillion dollars, it will increase spending by 62%. it will lower gdp by more than 2 trillion dollars over the next d

>> my name is john murray and i have lived in san francisco since 1977. i have been using the law library since about 1980 or so, and i use it whenever the need arises, i am not a lawyer, i am simply a citizen of this country and a resident of san francisco. i have had many occasions to use the library and i don't do computers and i found that when i do computers i wind up with eye strain and headache and there are many things that i can do with the book such as lay the books out on a table, six or more if i need to and go back and forthwith the books and find it an easy way to deal with smaen subject and especially the law. i have represented myself in overcoming a denial of unemployment insurance claim. and a personal injury slip and

. >> nbc's senior editor mark murray is here with today's first read. i think we are fascinated with clinton's shift and how it

>> where is the relate in partt murray's budget?l claire mccaskill and see if she wants to go back to missouri. >> are you guys going to support a trillion dollars in new taxes? if so, we thank you because we are going to win seven seats in 2014. >> you simplify it so much. come on. >> it focuses on paul ryan's budget and let's be honest and say for the seven democrats and the majority in the senate, a trillion dollars in new taxes, that's not realistic either for democrats. >> i would agree but, joe, with all due respect, i like paul too. >> yeah. >> to say you're reappealing the healthy act when -- >> can i ask you a question? willie and i have a question for you. >> yeah. >> is there anybody you don like and respect? >> i'm a christian, joe. >> oh! yes! >> there is good in all. doesn't mean it's a good policy. >> you know, willie? harold had a campaign ad. >> i remember it. >> cue it up. >> do we have this campaign ad? >> i'm going to go to -- >> let's hear what the president has to say, all right? >> that's what i'm trying to do

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we will probably see something similar in patty murray, from the budget she will propose. along the same lines. something to rally the base. something with revenue, raising revenue. hearing a trillion dollars. not a lot done on entitlements, which is something that there has to be something done on. we are getting both sides taking out the far corners and up to the president to bring it together. >> this is about each party expressing the ideological beliefs in numbers. that is what is supposed to happen. the new news is not the ryan budget, which is recapitulation of the ones we heard last year and the year before but that democrats actually are going to produce one, which they haven't done. in four years. so we mr. have a regular process, which is the constitutional way of deciding how you tax and spend. one will enact "x" and the other will enact "y." they have a conference and negotiate. there could be differences but there could be agreements and compromises. it is surely superior for what we have done for several years, the secret meetings between obama and whoever o

father gerald murray in rome. we'll talk about what the pope means for the catholic church.respondent shannon bream has the bio on pope francis. but we begin with amy kellogg in a jubilant rome as well. good evening, amy. >> reporter: oh, bret, it is a night of great excitement and emotion for so many people here in rome. really, the buzz about the first words uttered by the new pope. st. peter's basilica, the balcony. was his address to the people. and a very familiar tone, bre bret. he said -- [ foreign language ] and crowd was pleased by the familiar tone that the new pope used. now, when argentinean jorge bergoglio stepped on the balcony to bless rome and the world, the jubilation quickly turned to hush silence. then people recited the lord's prayer along with the new pope. in a cold chill. the crowd waited on the square for hours in the rain for this moment. and the announcement. "we have a pope." the world had waited for this moment. for its first latin american pope. latin america has the largest percentage of the world's catholics. 70% of latin americans are catholic

conrad murray argue that prosecutors didn't prove jackson was hooked up to an i.v. that killed him. the defense theory claims that jackson administered the deadly doze himself while murray was away. murray is currently serving four years in prison. >>> apple has acquired a palo alto start up for a reported $20 million. wifi slam focuses on indoor mapping and has developed technology that can locate a users location using wifi. the purchase is among several the cupertino company has made in recent years in an effort to improve it's mapping capabilities. >>> the san jose city council is expected to improve an incentive couple for the expansion of samsung semi conductor. the deal was outlined in a signing with governor brown and senator reed. it includes reimbursements. samsung is a subsidiary of samsung electronics. >>> for many christians, easter is a time to reflect on god's gift to mankind but for others it can be a chance to delight on candy and sweets. there weekend sales were brisk at chocolate covered that's a shop in noe valley. sales were up from what they we

. >> senator murray, if he goes along with the president, will probably offer something of balancing the debt to gnp ratio. a little bit more of an esoteric goal. why is it so important for you to reach balance or near balance in the -- >> getting the debt to stabilize in this era is not sufficient because the debt is already too large. i would challenge the statistics on what primary balance means. let me say it another way. we believe we should balance the budget because families and businesses must do that. but we also have to get the debt down. you cannot start paying down the debt in a serious way until you balance the budget. we start running surpluses in 2023, and we get this debt under control. the problem is, the current high levels of debt we have today are a threat to our economy, and they guarantee we will destroy the future for the next generation. simply trying to make a statistic look a little less bad is not much of a budget, and unfortunately the msm and democrats -- and unfortunately the senate democrats seem to be going down this path. >> if you cannot repeal obama

mark murray is standing by.trikes down these laws, do you think that could potentially help politicians in both parties? >> i think you could see more governors, more state legislatures feel like they might have free reign for gay marriage in their states. craig, i will say you're already seeing such a rush on this in states with democratic control. and the change in attitudes has been striking. in our own "wall street journal" poll, 30% of the country supported gay marriage in 2004. that is now a majority. 51%. so a full 20 or more percentage points increase in just nine years. that's amazing in social attitudes and in american politics. >> it kind of reminds me, when roe v. wade happened, a lot of politicians could say this is settled law. so you don't have to spend a great deal of time engaged in debates with a potential political opponent over it. if the court, if it keeps these laws intact, how could that complicate the path for politicians running for office? >> it could. it could complicate what democrats

murray. he wanted his own doctor.> they are going to say that. in addition to that, what's interesting is that what aeg is doing is they are going to use the molestation trial against him. when he was acquitted and cleared of molestation charges -- >> why is this relevant? >> if i was sitting in judgment, i would say it's mot relevant. but they are saying it goes to the the issue of his dependency and that's when he began to be dependent upon drugs and alcohol because of that trial. it's a risky move because whenever someone starting trashing the victim, people already know about that trial. when you start trashing the victim himself and talking about the character of someone who is dead, it could backfire and have the effect that's unintended. it's a risky move. >> but at the same time, the burden of proof is different in a civil matter. and in how will that decipher the potential outcome here? >> lost the signal. >> iowa are yovery, i don't thi have. joey, how would you answer that? it's different in a civil matter.

the senate democratic budget that committee chairman patty murray will unveil today shaves about $1.85 trillion off the deficit over the next decade. it does so by raising nearly $1 trillion in new tax revenue, by cutting tax expenditures, and closing loopholes in the tax code and cutting $733 billion in spending. the remainder of the package is made up of savings on interest payments. murray's budget includes $275 billion in some health care cuts, less than the $400 billion the president previously put on the table and what he talked about in the state of the union. it includes $240 billion in defense cuts. senate democrats also propose $100 billion on new stimulus spending on infrastructure projects. >>> the budget includes no change to social security. the president reportedly faced some skepticism yesterday when he spoke to senate democrats about potential plans to switch to a, quote, chained cpi, which could lower the rate at which social security benefits are increased and cut the cost of the program in the long run. this morning, the liberal "huffington post" has a banner headli

no new taxes, and reform-- patty murray wants to raise taxes in the senate by a trillion dollars. >>d she's actually finally doing a budget. they haven't done a budget in four years. at least they're doing one, which the law requires. the president hasn't submitted one, it's due february 4th. it's his fifth year in office you'd like to think he'd get it on time by now. hat's a lit but the point is, at least they're doing it. but what we got from patty murray, a trillion dollars in new taxes and the trillion that they've raised. not talking ten years, they've never ever balanced the budget. when the president answered the question from george stephanopoulos about the balanced budget, he's never balanced the budget. never. meaning we have a debt crisis and what happens, sean, if we never balance a budget and add deficit upon deficit, we have a debt crisis like europe has, that means seniors lose health care benefits, that means people in the the safety net cut go in the streets. that means you have a recession. these are the things we prevent from happening by a balanced budget. balanc

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officer rick murray used his emt skills to save two lives in the past two months. in february, the motorcycle officer helped dislodge an object stuck in the throat of a child. and he revived a woman who stopped breathing after a minor car accident. >> everybody knows what to do. that stops a lot of people from acting. almost everybody wants to act. i suspect anybody taking a cpr class because it could be their family member. >> murray is an 18-year veteran and his emt training has never been more important than in the last two months. and surely it was bad. >> the threats from north korea are escalating. a new and pro problem vive move -- a new and provocative move against the united states. and a half billion bees unleashed. what it took to capture the insects and keep neighbors safe. and the itty-bitty door that is a giant mystery. >> and then on jimmy kimmle live,. >> we have music from ginger and rosa and the >>> strong words and an intriguing photo from an increasingly aggressive north korea. 100,000 troops in the capital marched shouting death to the u.s. imp

conrad murray are expected to file an appeal to his involuntary manslaughter conviction. lawyers argue that prosecutors did not prove jackson was hooked up to an iv drip system for the drug that killed him. jackson administered the fatal dosage himself. he died in 2009 after overdosing. dr. murray is currently serving four years in prison. >>> coming up on the 5:00 hour. let's go to sal. he is looking at traffic. you are still looking at oakland. >> that is right it's still an injury crash. so watch for it there. it's not on the freeway. it's off the freeway but that is a pretty busy area if you can avoid it probably pretty good for you to do that. right now traffic on the freeway 880 and 580 in the area looking pretty good. you are look at interstate 880 here and the live picture near the coliseum you can see traffic is moving along very nicely. no major problems by the way. and if you are driving this morning in san francisco, northbound 101 traffic looks good and so does northbound 280 coming up to the extension. no problem getting to king street. and also coming in on

conrad murray are expected to file an appeal to his involuntary manslaughter conviction. lawyers argue that prosecutors did not prove jackson was hooked up to an iv drip system for the drug that killed him. jackson administered the fatal dosage himself. he died in 2009 after overdosing. dr. murray is currently serving four years in prison. >>> coming up on the 5:00 hour. let's go to sal. he is looking at traffic. you are still looking at oakland. >> that is right it's still an injury crash. so watch for it there. it's not on the freeway. it's off the freeway but that is a pretty busy area if you can avoid it probably pretty good for you to do that. right now traffic on the freeway 880 and 580 in the area looking pretty good. you are look at interstate 880 here and the live picture near the coliseum you can see traffic is moving along very nicely. no major problems by the way. and if you are driving this morning in san francisco, northbound 101 traffic looks good and so does northbound 280 coming up to the extension. no problem getting to king street. and also coming in on

murray says the plan would replace sequester cuts with tax hikes on the wealthy. at least one senior boeing executive is confident the company has a permanent solution to the dreamliner's battery woes. boeing's vp of marketing told a group of aviation financiers that the company's proposed fixes for the new jet will be just that - permanent. he was also bullish on the prospects for continued growth in the aircraft market. ipo news may soon flood the market. a new study by kpmg finds that, due to a rise in mergers this year, more companies are expected to go public. as more smaller companies roll up into one, analysts expect to see a lot of ipos from software and telecommunication firms as well as those in healthcare, especially pharmaceuticals. the popular prediction website traders used to make bets on major events failed to see this coming - intrade has abruptly shut down this week. in a note on its site, the board of directors cited "circumstances recently discovered" that caused them to immediately cease operation. it also notes the problems may include financ

the murray budget entitlement plan. we're going to have $22.4 trillion over the -- at the end of ten years -- well, let me just say for a second. if you look at that chart, you'll see that, as i stated, we've projected to spend a total of $22.4 trillion on medicare, medicaid and social security over the next ten years. that's the red bar on the chart. all told, the democrats' budget would reduce medicare spending by $46 billion and spending on medicaid by $10 billion. it would make no changes whatsoever to social security. adding those numbers together, the democrats would reduce entitlement spending by only $56 billion over the next ten years, or by 0.2%. that is the yellow bar, if you can see it right here on the chart. you heard that right, madam president. the budget resolution before us would reduce entitlement spending by .2% over the ten-year budget window. now, here's the murray entitlement spending versus the baseline. now, if you look at this next chart, you can see the path of entitlement spending over the ne

murray says the prosecution did not prove jackson was hooked up to an i.v. drip, a narcotic that killed him. murray said he gave michael jackson something to help him sleep but the similars contend the pop star administered the fatal dose himself. jackson's family has filed a wrongful delegate suit against murray. >> in tech news, apple is paying a new acquisition. the "wall street journal" reports they are buying wi-fi slam for $20 million. the start-up has developed ways for mobile apps to difficult ticket a phone user's location in a building using wi-fi signals. it is offering the technology to other developers for indoor map ping. >> google's new glasses are not on sale to the public yet but one state is trying to ban them behind the wheel. west virginia lawmakers are considering banning any wear average computer with head mounted display. they displace information in a smartphone like format and you can interact using voice commands. this is the lt. governor getting a demonstration. a west virginia lawmakers likes the glasses but says the state has wor

officer rick murray used his emt skills to save two lives in the past two months.february, the motorcycle officer helped dislodge an object stuck in the throat of a child. and he revived a woman who stopped breathing after a minor car accident. >> everybody knows what to do. that stops a lot of people from acting. almost everybody wants to act. i suspect anybody taking a cpr class because it could be their family member. >> murray is an 18-year veteran and his emt training has never been more important than in the last two months. and surely it was bad. >> the threats from north korea are escalating. a new and pro problem vive move -- a new and provocative move against the united states. and a half billion bees unleashed. what it took to capture the insects and keep neighbors safe. and the itty-bitty door that is a giant mystery. >> and then on jimmy kimmle live,. >> we have music from ginger and rosa and the so... [ gasps ] these are sandra's "homemade" yummy, scrumptious bars. hmm? i just wanted you to eat more fiber. chewy, oatie, gooeyness... and fraudulence. i

when murray -- when senator murray brings her bill up, i'll talk more about these lavish tax earmarks. this isn't the time and this isn't the place, but it is the time and the place to start saying we have to respect our civil service. senator rubio just spoke about egypt and he said, they have to be able to govern. it's not enough to just, you know, bring down a dictator. that's a -- that's an excellent point. we've got to govern, too. and the hallmark of a democracy is a civil service that has integrity, that is promoted on the basis of meritocracy, that is independent of politics, doing missions that serve the nation. serve the nation in research, technology, administering programs that help get transportation funding to governors to build roads, bridges and our pent-up demand in physical infrastructure. and then in human infrastructu infrastructure, education, health care. that's what is a -- a democracy z. and you need a civil servic service -- a democracy does. and you need a civil service that is independent, has integrity and is promoted and hired and so on, on the basis of me

officer rick murray used his emt skills to save two lives in the past two months. in february, the motorcycle officer helped dislodge an object stuck in the throat of a child. and he revived a woman who stopped b minor car accident. >> everybody knows what to do. that stops a lot of people from acting. almost everybody wants to act. i suspect anybody taking a c class because class because it could be their family member. >> murray is an 18-year veteran and his emt training has never been more important than in the last two months. and surely it was bad. >> the threats from north korea are escalating. a new and pro problem vive move -- a new and provocative move against the united states. and a half billion bees unleashed. what it took to capture the insects and keep neighbors safe. and the itty-bitty door that is a giant mystery. >> and then on jimmy kimmle live,. >> we have music from ginger and rosa and the >>> strong words and an intriguing pho an increasingly aggressive north korea. 100,000 troops in the capital marched shouting death to the u.s. imperialists.

. >> so as in the senate plan, led by patty murray, it's being released today.here is this hope of reaching the common ground with the proposal put forth with paul ryan. that's the big question. or is this war already too far gone to find out what the white house has called a caucus of commonsense. >> we have a balanced approach to this as opposed to an uncompromising approach. now, i understand that paul's position is sort of their extremist position. hopefully by the end of the day we will be able to bridge these differences. >> i don't think patty gives a lot of room for that common ground but i think the president can get engaged, which we can find common ground on spending cuts that get us on a path towards getting our debt stabilized. >> even as they press for the president to take a more active engagement in washington's fiscal followlie fiscal follys, the -- >> the question is, he is going to go out on the campaign trail and start campaigning against us? was it a poll-driven political calculation? >> joining me is south carolina democratic congressman, j

we expect they will vote late tonight on patty murray murray's democratic senate and it should have enough votes to pass. >> shepard: isn't most of this about getting people on the record so that politicians can use that for people and against people come the 2014 mid-term? reporter: no question about that. familiar topics, the president's healthcare law, about turn three years old, texas senator ted cruz propose egg an amendment to repeal the law. failed 54-45 but forced some lawmakers to weigh in on an up popular law. cruz says it hasn't lived up to expectations. >> when obama care was being proposed the president told americans the average american family would see our premiums drop by $2,500. instead, today, the average american family has seen our premiums rise by $3,000. that's a $5,500 difference between what was promised and what has been delivered. so, for democrats on the 2014 ballot, such as mary lan drew of louisiana, mark pryor of arkansas, they had to vote in favor of the president's healthcare law in what may be considered largely red republican states. so, you can bet there