he's 2,000 miles away with his nan nanny in the city of canberra. on the "cbs moneywatch," netflix raises its rates and you may have to wait longer for powdered alcohol to arrive in your liquor store. jill wagner is here with more. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. asian stocks were missed. tokyos fell 1%. positive earnings reports powered a rally. the longest winning streak in six months on monday. the dow climbed 40 points, the nasdaq added 26. netflix is going to raise its rates. the streaming video company says fees could go up by as much as $2 per month this summer. it's only for new customers. current subscribers continue to pay eight bucks a month. the increase is to help pay for original programming like "orange is the new black." >>> the supreme court will hear a case that could change the way you watch tv. the mayor networks, including cbs distribute their shows to paying customers online. broadcasters say if they win, they could move their most popular free shows to cable. looks like powdered alcohol isn't going t

investigators searching a home of the fort hood gunman who killed three people and wounded more nan a dozen others. we are moments away from a live news conference. and we will look into what we know about the shooter and the effects mental illness may have played. plus, another speed bump in the mideast peace process. it is now canceling the release of palestinian prisoners. and reports to create social unrest, funded by the united states. investigators are serging a home of a gunman, and questioning his wife. as we learn he was in the process of being diagnosed with post traumatic stress disorder. the soldier saw psychiatrists last month, but didn't show signs of being a threat to anyone. now the gunman killed three people before taking his own life. 16 oh people were also wounded. injuriesthose injuries are in critical condition, but they are expected to survive. heidi joe castro joins us now, heidi, what do we expect to hear from authorities at today's news conference. >> this conference should take off any moment. until that is confirmed the command is only alleged. he is the all

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are we talking more of a depressive state, rather nan a tense angry lashing out state? >> well, ptsd has many symptoms and that's part of the collage. so it wasn't a diagnosis until after the end of the vietnam war, and then it was used to describe the cluster of symptoms which includes flashbacks, nightmares, hyper individual lenes, which means getting easily startled and tense. and that if you are in a war zone, looking around all the time. is helpful, and then it also includes symptoms of numbness and detachment. it was expanded last spring, and now includes sleep disturbances and some other symptoms such as having physical reactions when you reexposed to trauma, so again, it is a wide range of different symptoms. >> dr., ritchie, what is the evaluation process like? we are hearing this was aplenty think process, that diagnosis process for specialists lopez, why does it take so long? >> well, a couple of reasons. one is you start out usually with a self-report by the patient of their symptoms. and that may be with a questionnaire, or an interview. and then you want w

the planet is 10% larger nan ours and revolved around it's own sun, 500 light years away., posters like these, we will show them to you in a second, warning women about rape on the campus of dartmouth university, now the president of the university is taking action. >> start with one issue education... gun control... the gap between rich and poor... job creation... climate change... tax policy... the economy... iran... healthcare... ad guests on all sides of the debate. >> this is a right we should all have... >> it's just the way it is... >> there's something seriously wrong... >> there's been acrimony... >> the conservative ideal... >> it's an urgent need... and a host willing to ask the tough questions >> how do you explain it to yourself? and you'll get... the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story next only on al jazeera america dartmouth college says enough is enough. saying binge drinking sex is wall assault and hazing must stop. back with more on the reaction playing out on social media. >> yeah, it is a problem that dartmouth has been facing for a while. criti

lemures may look like stuffed animal, but there's much more nan meets the eye. >> i defy you to not immediately in love with them. this is the lemur. they come in more than 100 flavors. there another the dancing lee mur, the ring tail remur, and the black and white lemur. they only live in one place on earth, the country of madagascar off the coast of africa. this place and these animals are now the subject of a new imax movie called island of lemurs. it's an exceedingly difficult place to film, especially given the elaborate equipment necessary for an i max movie. with no roads, the director used a hot air balloon to get some shots and forced scores of locals to carry their gears around. >> two or three steps off the pathway and you can't find the pathway anymore. >> reporter: but for all the difficulties, the shots they captured, amaze. like this lemur, famous for its loud cry. >> it's really the pop star of the lemur. it's like air horns suddenly blasting off at you. >> one of the stars of the movie is dr. patricia wright, an american primatologist who once spent months searching for the gre

nan ya who wants to avoid a real compromise. -- benjamin netanyahu wants to avoid a real compromise. a israeli public opinion is intelligent and in the main, realizes that these two nations must coexist. there has to be a solution based largely on the 1967 frontiers. and the sharing of jerusalem. long bout of pessimism, the last week has reduced -- produce more optimism. who heas fairly clear was more blaming. that was important. >> you think the president will have his back? i think the president will help them. it is a serious initiative. of course president carter launched that. >> the american who leaked classified information to the israelis, the pba bargaining chip? , whye question there is don't they trade him for some partial reason? secondly, there is a question of what did he actually say to the israelis? they paid him. what did the israelis do with the information. that is a very sensitive question. i think it has to be clarified. some of this stuff was extraordinary. the beneficiaries were not only the israelis. >> thank you for being with us. when we return, kathleen seb

a committee approved it u nan newsily yesterday. it is already operating in san jose, san francisco and on the peninsula. >> the first game will be during week two of the nfl preseason. there is no specific date yet, but between august 14th and 18th against the denver broncos. the first event to be held at the stadium will be august 2nd. the major league soccer match between the earthquakes and sounders, i'm ready for football to start. >> are you ready? >> wouldn't that be fun to see that game in the new stadium? >> yes. >> that would be something else. very exciting. a lot of low clouds and fog around the bay area this morning. beginning to break up now. hugging the coastline on and off into the afternoon. you can see here the fog is breaking up a bit. inside the bay and valleys pretty good, but fog out toward the coastline. through the afternoon a lot of blue skies over the bay and valleys. the temperatures are warming up appropriately. 60degrees in san francisco. >>> throughout the afternoon we have sunshine on tap and then thin

nowhere is the art of waiting a table, better preserved here nan in buenos aires. >> the waiters here at the iconic cafe, as in all of the major establishments work their way up the career ladder from washing classes to serving customers. it's a story that goes way back, as the waiters raise a celebration of pride in their profession. >> it's a tradition here. buenos aires is a spiritual city with 10,000 hotels, restaurants and bars. a profession we are proud of. >> this is for the waiters, and this for the waitresses. 1,600 metres. balancing two bottles and a full class and a trade. the winner is not the fastest, but the competitor with the most balance. now, that is service. . >>> a whole 30 minutes of news is still ahead here on al jazeera. stay with us if you can. we'll have all the stories, including... it's difficult to imagine that things could turn out like this. i never thought we'd have to move and leave everything behind. >> the people living in uncertainty after russia took control of crimea. that and more coming up. >> results of analyses were skewed in favor of the prose

sean hannity called cliven bundy's comments beyond repug nan. is this enough? >> no, it's not enough. but you have to understand, as you do, you mentions the short list of personalities that fox talk machine supported and defended in last few years range from ted nugent who called the president a subhuman mongrel, an couple troll wishes that mcveigh bombed all of the people in the "new york times" billing to rush limbaugh who built his following around ridiculing women, minorities and disabled children, for god's sakes. it's no surprise at all that so many sean hannity types, republican minions, came out in support of bundy. he's a racist, yes. that seemed to be okay with him. he's a deadbeat, they overlooked that. he has anti-government hate he's an anti-government hate broker when you drill down. almost a cultural has-been overnight. that fits in well with the type of person the fox media machine has been willing to embrace. sean hannity, clive bundy the center of the new republican brand, for god sakes. you have to conclude this quickly, that is either rand

so we have to think more nimbly, rather nan assume that the whole world is our oyster. >> isn't the tough balancing act, doing that without giving into declinism? when the president tried to rally the international community in libya, and then again in sir is yeah, and now with at least more partners and more support in ukraine and crimea. you are seeing a different kind of projection of power. yob can't just simply speak power into being. >> no, you can't. you can't run away from it either. it is unbelievely tricky, it is the most tricky thing of all, really. and for all his foughts there was a way -- he didn't have to cope with the catastrophic recession, or just barely pulled out of. but bill clinton did have a way as did franklin roosevelt, even his way ronald ragan did too, they all had a way of saying what request be done in the new way without sounding depressing. that was the problem jimmy carter had very important things to say, but it was appallingly hopeless the way he said it. was just making everybody feel naughty and wicked and having to stand in the corner. we had a very ve

e cigarettes began as a niche industry less nan a decade ago, today the smokeless tobacco product is skyrocketing into more than 200 brands millions of users, and $2 billion in sales. an e cigarette is a battery operated device, which uses heat to turn a liquid containing nicotine into a vapor. now the government is step inning to regulate the market. the food and drug administration has issued several proposals setting a foundation, as well as cigars, pipe tobacco, and several other alternatives to cigarette smoking. currently, the fda only regulates cigarettes, smokeless tobacco, and roll your own. manufacturers would have to disclose all the ingredients used in it. the fda wants to end vending machine sales. and if manufacturers are going to claim their product is a safe ailing terntive to smoking, they will have to prove safety with scientific evidence. >> for me it did change. i was a pack a day smoker, and it was the effects of smoking were persistent time, and the coughing and the general feeling not well. this changes so much about everything in your life. >> the blue e cigs

nan net miranda is live with the details for us. nannette? >> reporter: this crime was part emotionally for officers who respond because it's not every day an insfant murdered by his own mother. 23-year-old renee ashley newton of san jose is in jail held without bail. she faces a murder charge in connection with a stabbing death of her 7-month-old baby boy. the disturbing calls first came in yesterday morning of someone calling erratically on arroyo road and hitting thing including a rock wall. no one was in the honda civic when police got there. >> she was seen running the car in to objects, smashing the car, both front and rear end. there is extensive damage to the car. officers knew there had been a vehicle accident but didn't know anything associated like this, a homicide until she came walking down the roadway with her 7-month-old child. >> the liver more place she happened to be hiking nearby. he tried to perform cpr but the stab wounds were too much. she had self inflicted knife wounds herself. they found the knife that may have been u

you can see the kings, pace weers, heat, and last night the nan shared the message of unity. >> we postedthe entire video online and you can watch it at abc7news.com. the message was even crossed into other professional sports and the kings hockey team have posted the message as they head into the deciding playoff game with the san jose sharks. >>> that is a "do or die" situation as they head into game seven of the stanley cup hoping to advance to the next round against the southern california rival. matt keller joins us. matt? >>> 9 morning skate just finished and the players are in the locker room, ready for game seven and as we found out, so are the fans. >>> sharks fans are hungry for game seven tonight, with teel taking over for the business with one thing on their minds and shirts is "beat los angeles." >> i am wearing teal, so i know it will work. >> what is the best-case-scenario? >> for me early blow out. i am so nervous... >>> the sharks have been making fans nervous, taking part in the morning skate hoping the home ice advantage can bring them another win. san jose jumped tout

nans call him a nice, quiet man who has live -- neighbors call him a nice, quiet man who has lived in the home for 30 years. police say he fired a gun near seton medical center. what remains unclear is the motive. >> when people think of 84-year- old people, they don't think of someone 84 committing this type of crime. i think some people were shocked at the age of the suspect. >> police say they found bullet frag meantsen on the second floor of the medical building. he's now in san mateo county jail where he's expected to be charged with attempted murder. >>> the fda released proposed regulations for the fast- growing an often criticized elek tropic cigarette industry -- electronic cigarette industry. kyla campbell has more. >> reporter: i have a copy of the proposal. officials want to ban the sale of these cigarettes to minor. they want the makers to register with the agency, report ingree unders and only market new products after fda review. the fed want them to include health warning labels on their product. the announcement comes after groups raised concerns over e- cigarettes an

back in the early 1930 #s, we had a speaker named john nans garner, democrat from texas, later vice president under fdr, and he said that speakership is the hardest job in washington, and i think that's pretty much summing up the experience of boehner. imagine how much changed since the 1930s when they said that, if anything, the job has gotten exponentially more difficult, and they deal with campaign funding, independent groups that fund sometimes primary challenges against members of your party, you have a 24-hour news cycle, a variety of interest groups, putting tremendous pressure on the job of speaker to try to get things done. i think boehner has challenges to the speakership, and you couple that with some of the more -- shall we say independent minded members of the party right now in the house of representatives, and to make it harder for him to count on the party loyalty necessary to enact legislation. >> how much attention to they pay to the particular district once speaker? >> guest: once speakers become speaker, what they think about, really, is their party. they want to do what t

. >> it happened nan area known as the pop corn field. 12 dead are all sherpas, guides from nepal. >> they're at risk because of the, how often they're carrying through this area. >> rescuers are searching for the missing. this climber remains in intensive care with several broken ribs but lucky to be alive. 4,000 climbers have scaled to the top of mount everest. mary bruce, los angeles >> pro testers are refusing to withdraw from ukraine. the protestors demanding the pro western government resign before they withdraw. they say they're ready to give the regions a greater say in local government and special status to the russian lang wash. >> a decision on the 1200 mile pipeline project has been put on hold. the state department announced today it will extend a review of public comments about the key stone pipeline. that is because in february a law allowed a pipeline to go through the state. the state department says the ruling could change where the pipeline is built. affecting it's potential impact. >> city of san francisco today honored firefighters and other personnel responding t

the propose's ard nans prohibits someone storing their belongings on public property for 24 hours, they need to be within 20 feet of their owner. police will cite someone, and give them 24 hours to remove their belongings or confiscate them. >> people have 28 days to pay a fee. it will be waeed for those like soouza who can't afford it. the ordnance unfairly targets people on the streets. says advocates. they under how some might vilify the city for the proposal. >> that is something that makes commonsense for the community. you shouldn't use public places to store your duffle bags or chairs or anything else. >> lynnedblade says city business and community leaders are working to get people off the streets. fort lauderdale has received a grant to g 22 apartments. soouza is fourth. having a roof and a place to lock up his things will make it easier for him to a job. . >> it's hard to look for a job with all this stuff. >> other cities found ways to deal with the problem. in seattle for the last 20 years, homeless people have been able to safely store belongings in lockers at no charge. th

surveys but remains below 50 percent and that is a bad sign for democrats, the six year inch phenom nan is a factor and the lower his number remains, the less likely the democrats can hang on to the senate. and look at the polling and according to fox news. if the 2016 vote were held for a president today, jeb bush, and rand paul and chris christy coming in at fro percent versus hillary clinton 51, 51, and 50. i guess you could say chris christie does ever so slightly better than the other two candidates. is that a look ahead at the likely line up, michael? >> we have an interesting set up for 2016, the republicans have a wide open field. the washington post shoes that republicans are polling close to each other. and reveals there is no next in line. republicans are used to having next in line. in 2012 it was mitt romney and in 2,000 george bush. they are not used to having the open field and the democrats have a definite next in line is hillary clinton. it is different than what the parties have been used to in the past. >> i think we have the abc news poll we can put up. hang on a sec

government may have spent more nan a billion dollars for a drug that is marginally better than tylenola new report found team flew is not as effective as fighting bird flu or swine flu as once thought. the study -- paul has more. >> in asia,ivian influenza was spreading. experts warned that billions of people were at risk. epledged as the leading medicine, by this new report claims that drugs benefits were exaggerated. also tells us there's no effectsen othe flu. >> it led to this, warehouses full of drugs stock piled for emergency, the british government spent $793 million on it, the u.s. government is staggering $1.3 billion on the drug. flu systems can would have lasted seven days were reduced to 6.3 for adults and 5.8 days in children. gains so marginal that the report say over-the-counter drugs could have had the same effect. do get access so the raw research data, and the findings not only question the drug but also criticize the system. the way drugs regulators are only ever president with selective data by the industry. >> they perform the study, they provide the regulator with

a husband and father dedicating for than 20 years of his life, and sergeant timothy owens, a family nan and dedicated soldier who planned to serve for years to come. >> it's tragic when sun turns on everyone else, when it's one of our own, it's tragic. >> fort hood increased security and mental health resources. in 2011 the vigilance paid off when the federal bureau of investigation arrested nidal hasan -- arrested another soldier who planned to bomb a restaurant frequented by fort hood's soldiers. >> it's not unusual that fort hood's name came up several tames because nidal hasan planted a seed. >> that community is strong. as military families, you don't look forward to anything like this happening, but you brace yourself for blows like this. >> and the community finds itself here again. after five years, they wonder why the violence has taken root here, and what can be done to pull it out. >> an unexpected stop for the u.s. defense secretary. he will tour the first aircraft carrier tomorrow. the first foreign visitor on board the ship is chuck hagel. the secretary of the past urged c

it creates surface texture on the nan no scale that doesn't let water get into it.repels it to the surface. melissa: seemed this was an enormous breakthrough. we see this on all cars next year by the time i need a new car is ready and waiting? >> not next year. the dirty secret about this video is it leaves a white haze which is why the car is painted white and black car, shiny blue car. melissa: you can only do it on white cars. my car is white. still in the game. i like this idea. >> it has a finish to it, like an aide shell but it works, you can't get spice to stick to it either. what you will see first is big truckers using this sort of thing and more industrial applications where appearance isn't quite as important. as far as showing up in a fancy luxury-car might be awhile before they get it shiny enough. melissa: i like it. a little breaking news, stocks continuing to climb after the fomc reels in capering by $10 million. checkout the dow. it has just rolled into positive territory for the year. we are basically flat on the session. before the fed came out an

on saturday, four team ships and ten planes involved in the search more nan 1,000 miles off the coast of australia focusing in on an area about the size of massachusetts and connecticut combined. let's start in perth, australia for the latest on the search. matthew chance is there. what is the focus of the search right now and how is that expected to change, perhaps, in the coming days? >> well, the focus of the search, fredricka is that area of 16,000 square miles. about 1,000 miles off the coast of western australia, where t the -- the various ships that are engaged in this search are carrying at their measurements and their sensing techniques underneath the area and also a separate air search area, aircraft flying through the skies monitoring closely the surface of the ocean to see whether they can find debris of the missing airliner. you see that every day, almost. the search area has been getting smaller and smaller, and it's important to point out that's not because of any data they've received, any new data that's been received. it's simply because they've established these fou

they had no me did nan levels. they would have been sold as cures for diarrhea and headaches. ridding syria. chemical weapons has been a top priority since the country slid into civil war. currently in spain will play a crucial role in disposing of these weapons. al jazeera has more details. some 4,000-kilometers away, lies the cape ray. a vessel is that is about to play a crucial role in the destruction of syria's deadliest chemical weapons. currently stationed at the naval base in southwest spain, it spent the last few months being equipped for the next mission. cape ray will be dealing with a decommissioning and neutralization of 107-8560 tons of chemical components. it is a monumental multilateral mission. the government aims to complete the hand over from it's sites by the end of the month. the norwegian vessels will receive is the materials and when that happened it will head to the southern italian port, with a transfers of the so you can pile will take place, ship to ship. so we believe they have all the tools they need to get on with the removal of the remaining chemi

seems to be staying, look, i still hold the option for this, i've been given this by parliament, a nan house vote and i can act on it. he did at, he said i hope i don't have to use that permission. >> peter, thank you very much. live for us in moscow. ukraine's interim prime minister rejected president putin's comments, accusing russia of destabilizing eastern parts of the country. the latest violence killed three at a base in mariupol wednesday night. the interim government described them as armed criminals. it's the third day of a military operation to restore order in the region. >> moving on to other world news, it's been a week of chaos in nigeria. mondays bomb blast outside the capitol killed more than 75. followed by the kidnapping of 129 girls from their school. the following day, another attack killed more than 20 people. there is still confusion over what happened to the school girls. the military said it has rescued most, but the school principal denies this. joining us now is a nigerian minister of national planning. he is live from the capitol. thank you very much for bein

. >> one of the most deadly diseases is spreading across -- makes it more serious nan any previous epidemic. doctors without borders has dealt with. >> we are facing an epidemic of an extent that's never been seen. >> it is the particularly dangerous strain that's been detected in new guinea. >> we are facin facing thet aggressive deal. >> doctors without borders has sent more than 40 tons of equipment. including doctors news and water and sanitation experts. but there are novak seens or medicines to treat it. all doctors can do is try to boost the immune system. it is crucial now to stop the virus from spreading any further, they have closed their border, but liberia has confirmed victims. and sierra leone has a number of cases too. al jazeera. >> aid groups are deeply concerned about this outbreak, there is novak seen or cure, and it is spreading fast. 78 people have died in new guinea's capitol. we are also getting reports of infection symptoms from liberia, and sierra leone. it first appeared in 1976, we have seen outbreaks places like congo, the d.r.c., and uganda. monkeys and pigs can

now no one at georens nan renre saying this is the remains of 370 but they're calling on authoritiesinvestigate, saying it's their moral obligation to the families of the victims on board. anna corren, australia. >>> tom fuentes is our law enforcement analyst, former fbi assistant director. at this point, peter, they have to check it out. >> yes, we have to thank the bangladeshies for sending out two vessels to see if there's anything on the surface of the water. and they do, they have to check -- >> they have equipment to look at the bottom of the water? >> yes, if they have -- >> it's not as deep there as the southern indian ocean. >> it's considerably more shallow. if they have the equipment, they'll take a look. if not,s there are other ways to test their clapims. they can reposition their satellite and see what it shows. >> i'm going to play for you what angus houston, in charge of this australian-led part of the investigation, said today. listen to this. >> it's certainly something that needs to be looked at. and i believe -- i believe it probably has been looked at. but, you k

she listens, love you nan call you soon. see you tomorrow night at 9:00. >>> welcome to "hannity." tonight i'll begin with an open commentary about remarks made by cliven bundy but that's the beginning of a jam-packed show. ready? let's roll. >> tonight we continue our stoned america series as two colorado fourth graders are caught selling edible weed? school. >> the simple fact we have adults that didn't secure the marijuana. >> is marijuana that easy to get? we get an exclusive tour inside a colorado pot store. >>> i have never directed staff to do a secret waiting list. >> 40 sveterans reportedly die after being put on quote a secret waiting list. breaking news on the shocking coverup. >>> and is this former star and outspoken conservative being unfairly judged on "dancing with the stars." candace cameron is here to respond. >>> we kick things off tonight with reaction to some disturbing comments that are being attributed to nevada rancher cliven bundy. they appeared in today's new york times and made by bundy. what the paper like into a town hall meeting with supporters, now au

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she listens, love you nan call you soon.orrow night at 9:00. >>> >>> welcome to "hannity." tonight i'll begin with an open commentary about remarks made by cliven bundy but that's the beginning of a jam-packed show. america, are you ready? let's roll. >> tonight we continue our stoned america series as two colorado fourth graders are caught selling edible weed in school. >> it was the simple fact we had adults that didn't

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nan robert gibbs says the penalty on job creators needs to go. >> robert gibbs' opinion, i don't know who his clients are or who his perspective is, but the individual mandate is part of giving people -- >> you think the employer mandate is integral and that it has to say. >> yes. >> robert gibbs has nancy pelosi drowning. it will be one. the guy just said the businessman date has to go or the woman saying the guy who says that has to go. let's go to mark zukerman, you are saying that one of the things gibbs mentioned is a relevant concern, that the employer mandate does more harm than good, right? >> it's certainly going to do a lot of harm for a lot of people. and we don't know yet what the total costs are going to be. this is a one-off kind of change that is in my jumt a mistake, we don't know how the doctors are going to respond to it. most of the doctors have no desire to participate in the program. we have no idea how to handle those with insurance policies needing to be redone. we have just seen the political side of it and not the operational side of it. >> what about the argu

the avalanche hit just below base camp two nan area known as the popcorn field. the guides had gone out early to fix ropes ahead of the start of the popular climbing season next month. nbc crews were on site preparing for production on discovery channel and all nbc news employees are safe. we are grateful and relieved that the 7 nbc news staffers are all accounted for and unharmed. a political story developing right this moment out of the clinton presidential library. just moments ago that library released 7,500 pages of documents from the clinton administration. that is double the number made available including reports the middle east peace summit and the rwandan genocide and there's even a section on oprah. should make for good reading. this follows on a big day for hillary clinton yesterday. first at the clinton global initiative event in new york yesterday and event breaking the grass ceiling. they sh a moving exchange with a undocumented woman. >> for first time publicly i want to say i'm an undocumented immigrant. [ applause ] >> i want to say that it's be

. >> brian, sean hannity on his radio show said that bundy's comments are beyond repug nan to him, beyond despicable, beyond ignorant. there is a caveat in all of this disavowel, which is that a lot of conservatives still think his ideas about patriotism and his ideas about the bureau of land management are okay. can you actually split the baby on something like this? >> i mean, i guess in theory you can said that cliven's mooching and stealing is heroic even though his views about minority populations on welfare are despicable. so, in theory, you can do that. it's not a good argument, and it -- you know, it's kind of hard to draw logically. but i guess what i wonder is why sean hannity and all of these republicans who came out to kind of lionize this guy didn't see the possibility that he might be a huge racist coming. i mean it's like it's -- it's every time this happens i think republicans get flatfooted by it, because they told themselves that like, you know, racial animosity isn't a propulsive force behind the conservative movement or certain republican policies and they have to beli

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joe keating, uri and alan muck nan. put up your dukes. we love it. we'll be back to alan as s&p futures close. david: ford shares hitting the brakes as they report 39% profit and 23 new models and upgrades in the pipeline a big turn around. liz will be asking chief financial officer bob jenks coming up. liz: have to hear what he says. what is the real story on the state of housing? ask someone who has got skin in the game, people. we have the ceo of the wall board maker, usg. it is a huge company. every homebuilder uses them. why his business is actually booming despite what many say is a housing slowdown. david: one strategist saying a new market leader is emerging for the second quarter. investors already started to pile in. we'll tell you what it is and how to play it ahead. liz: we would love to hear from you. you guys, come on, following amazon's big drop today, is it a buy? tweet us@fbntab. your answers coming up. ♪ @fbnatb. ♪ [ bell ringing, applause ] five tech stocks with more than a 10%... change in after-market trading. ♪ all the tech stoc

. >> the contention that he made at nan this week is that he and the president are treated differentlyause they happen to be treated african-american. >> and you can't back it up. back it up. president obama in his state of the union address a couple years ago was heckled by a member of congress. first time had ever happened in recent history. >> stop. that's one individual who was inappropriate. >> who happens to be president. >> who got scolded. inappropriate and got scolded. >> a million dollars after heckling the president of the united states. are you kidding me, mr. fowler? are you going to sit there and say one guy who made one remark is symbolic of the whole system? he disrespected the office of the united states of america. >> one guy, one person can why concede that he is prejudice. >> i'm not going to concede anything. i'm saying it's ridiculous, if that's all you have got, that's tracy. >> bill, let me offer this to this conversation. >> the attorney general of the united states told an advocacy group, primarily african-american that he is being treated differently and so i

. >> which made that mixed race couple nan other for purposes of marriage.ow is that any different from the situation? consequently, they are barred from marriage. >> for one thing, loving was obviously based on a racial classification which is subject to higher scrutiny. >> i am not talking about whether you get a heightened level of scrutiny, i am talking about the question about intermediate scrutiny. matter -- and why does it not matter it all turns on this protected out -- classification? in this case it is gender. >> i think the answer to that is because the supreme court found that the statute was designed to maintain white supremacy. st was designed to give white in advantage over african-americans. even the way the classification works, it was racially discriminatory because they treated different races differently. it wasn't just white versus blacks. there was also discrimination between other races as well. >> the question whether marriage is a fundamental right -- whenever the court has spoken, whether it is the board of education or in kerry, an

>> a nan should never use words emotional with regard to women under any circumstances whatsoever.i both know that. i think there is a bigger issue here the whole issue of waterboarding. it is still not a settled issue in most american's minds. i think there are two questions, one is waterboarding torture? we have very legitimate people, navy seals says for example, we've been waterboarding as part of our training procedures. it is not torture. on the other hand john mccain says it is torture. he is a guy with a lot of credibility. there is no real answer. is it torture, is it not? there is a real gray area. the second issue, which is more important, who cares if it is torture or not, is it effective? the assumption was it was effective t got us to usama bin laden and prevented terrorist attacks. now this new cia report throws question. maybe that is not what led to usama bin laden. maybe that is not the effective thing that we think it is. that's the key. martha: i think when you look at this, you have to take yourself back to that moment in time. >> yeah. martha: the fact that, c

and one final question and this may add more confusion nan needed. i have an e-mail change dated 9-15 at 11:15 a.m. it appears to be from matt olsen to a micha michael m -- is that you? >> yes, that is me >> these are the points that were sent yesterday afternoon based on the request which would have been on the 14th. what point in time did the talking points come? >> i understand and i, too, amcon -- i am confused by this as well. i didn't know there were two sets of talking points. you would know better than i do if there are two sets >> so the reference is the nt sunset >> yes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, i yeld -- yield -- back. >> i want to thank you for testifying today and thank you for your 33 years of service to our country. you have always put the country first and done your duty in my opinion and been forthcoming in your testimony before the committee whenever you appeared before me since i have been on the committee. and fact you are here on our own reinforces you seriously you believe in the truth. we can all agree benghazi was a terribl

neighbors heard yelling and multiple gunshotped and when officers arrived they found a black nan hisuffering from at least one gunshot wound. he was outside but there was a lexus with the lights on. police think that the victim was in it prior to the shooting. the man was rushed to the hospital where he is in stable and in serious condition. >> i was kind of scared really. i was just hoping that nothing happened to us really. i don't know who he is. i hope they can get these guys. >> reporter: police did a canvass of the neighborhood looking for anyone who may have seen or heard anything. they are trying to figure out if there was some sort of argument that occurred. if this was gang-related. they are hoping there will be clues as to what happened. there is an officer at the hospital with the victim. when he's able to talk, they are hoping to get more answers. back out here live, police have cleared the scene. but there is a crime scene cleaner here sort of moving up from the aftermath of the shooting. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> also new in san jose, san francisco fi

third, i wanted to make sure my son is remembered more for his living nan his dying.- i tend to organize this talk regimely around those three points. every sense of the word, my sop was my hero. gusty came to the world on may 6, 1989, named austin creigh after his grandfather, but called gus after a maternal great, great urning l. from the beginning, gus was right, inquisitive, and small for his age. in fact, he really did not grow into his brain until he was average sized until his teen years. he was reading simple books by age 3, and as he grew, would take volumes of the encyclopedia to bed to read. he amazed people at church. reciting the lord's prayer and apostle's creed from memory before starting school. in elementary school, he excelled in everything. that continued in high school. gust holds the road for the most perfect standardized tests in bass county. gus so much more than good grades, tore through a drum kit at age 7, taught himself to play harmonica, piano, gi guitar, fiddle, mandolin, violin, any strurmt. he performed trout the area and wrote songs. in

[laughter] fran grand nan.ughter] we women a certain age are glad that botox is part of obamacare. there has been a run on in northern california. we have a lot of good news. oh, my people think, goodness, we republicans, we do not have the right leadership. believe me, i agree with a lot of that. movementhat we as a have to look at the establishment and senator cruz said some of this and we have to say, wait a second, folks, speaker john boehner, eric cantor, kevin mccarthy. i would probably put jeb bush in that category. we do this crazy thing called win elections. we have really dynamic people and candidates. sometimes we make mistakes, sometimes we do not offer the strong candidate. most of the time in recent elections when the conservative movement got in trouble, it was not the establishment that saved the movement. it was the tea party that saved the movement. [applause] think about it. thnink about what happened -- back in 1992. everybody thought bill clinton is an amazing communicator. he is the new re