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we are talking about things that were envisioned in the naps t e r like bundling things together.they are selling you a concert ticket for $50 to $200 and bundle their download for free. this is potentially something that can happen. they will throw in a t-shirt that can't be pirated over the internet. they are leveraging these different things to be able to create brand new revenue streams. the record labels are left in the cold because traditionally record labels are the only revenue stream that record labels have the traditional model of signing the rights to their master recordings, making money off of them and they are sometimes poor in this process but often the way they make money is selling concert tickets and merchandise. the record labels don't have that. they only have the recorded music so it will be interesting to watch what happens with these two companies that merged to. i have no idea but i think it will change things considerably. >> if the money is in concert promotion why wouldn't the record company going to the promotion business? >> excellent question. they ar

the bench. >> you checked into a very nice hotel at $189 a pop to take a nap. that doesn't make a lot of sense to me. just on friday. >> reporter: lynn toler says her show offers couples something of value. >> i provide them with some emotional resolution. the system is not designed to say to one party i know you've been hurt and i'm sorry and to the other party you were you were a bad person for hurting her like that. you get that in divorce court. he doesn't define whether you look good. you define that. if you want to lose 20 pounds don't lose it for him. lose it because you feel like it. >> reporter: what words will you remember? >> she told me i should be a strong woman and that i should stand up for myself and that what he thinks of me doesn't matter. it's what i think of myself that matters. >> i think divorce is always a difficult and emotionally painful journey. nobody gets out of love alive. even if we're the person that wants the divorce, we struggle terribly when we abandon somebody. >> reporter: no matter who you might be, there's no appealing this

at least we can folks focus on this. >> a nap. that is not unusual.s sounds freaky but the planes fly themselves. napping pilot would be weird to have a picture of. >> have a great easter, thanks for dropping by. >> pilots challenging the u.s. naviyz what happens to all the equipment as more and more u.s. troops leave iraq? you talk about a complicated process and huge effort. we've details on that in a live report from the pentagon just ahead. it's 33 minutes past 3:00 in new york city and you are on "studio b." claritin-d. (announcer) nothing works stronger, faster, or longer to relieve your worst allergy symptoms, including congestion, without drowsiness. get claritin-d at the pharmacy counter. live claritin clear. >> shepard: just in to fox news. remember jihad jamie, a woman accused of being a terrorist homegrown. she's just been picked up, there she is, our vice president of homeland security coverage mike levine joins us. mike, what happened? >> as we understand it, she was heading to the united states on a plane from overseas and federal autho

better competition, and the cost of hedging risks could actually go down nap would be a tremendous benefit to everyone. >> let me ask you this, peter. you said you think the focus on derivatives is misplace pd. one of the riesens we're focusing on derivatives when there are other parts of the legislation the president is focussed on, the others are agreed upon. this is the contentious one, the one folks are objecting to. what should you focus be on, if not derivative, peter? >> requiring to write a derivative that is, aig had very little money available. increasing capital requirements won't cover the problem. think about it. $600 trillion in derivatives, and in $60 trillion global economy. >> we're talking about the bets that are ten times the size of the global economy, or however you want to measure it. how do you -- >> 500 times the size of the u.s. economy. you just can't. >> what we can agree on is that the derivatives are not the only problem. mayor bloomberg this week, of course, an advocate for new york city, where there's profit from these thing, but he says, remember, derivative

. >>> a 9 week old puply dog napped thursday and his owner hasn't stopped crying. >> can't eat, can't sleep. i'm up smoking almost 4 packs a day. >> he an american bully, that's a new breed and she paid 4000 for him. >> just to think, someone would do this to me. it's horrible. he's just not a dog, that was my baby. >> reporter: while she was gone last thursday, a witness saw a man opening the door and grabbing the puppy and run to the car. a camera took pictures of the car and the police arrested this man for the dog napping and he said he doesn't know where the dog is. dog thefts are on the rise and it's difficult to track how often it happens. money is usually the motive and stolen dogs can be resold and gifted and harmed. and animal advocates advise micro chipping your pet. >> a thief may back down if he knows you're on the lookout. if you put the pressure on, he may give it up. that's why you want to keep on the lookout. >> reporter: that's what kathryn's doing, hoping that someone see's the puppy. >> a part of me is gone. >> reporter: she was planning on entered the puppy into a

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putting google aside because i know it's like cat nap for the press and it gets a lot of attention, butwhat matters far more than one company or even -- even one company is how we can engage diplomatically so one of the things we're doing because of the president's leadership and the secretary of state's leadership, this is something that set the table diplomatically so that the u.s. best diplomatic resources more so than what we can do to support grassroots circumvention efforts, much more so than what we can do any more antagonistic fashion is engaging across the table with our interlocutors so this is a topic or we engage in continue to engage the chinese and i'm hopeful and optimistic that there'll be progress in the years ahead. >> host: this is c-span "the communicators" it. our guest is alec ross senior advisor for innovation at state department. our guest reporter aliya sternstein from nextgov. >> guest: you started off by talking about technology as a way to drive economy is -- economies. pd is something -- a country has an immediate consciousness of americans with the earthqua

. >> janet nap -- napolitano, supreme court justice? that would make my summer. are you listening, president obama? >> what about leah ward, former georgia supreme court, african-american woman and also pretty outthere,-out there? i am throwing out the names. >> will be this a hot july situation here? >> oh, my, question. there is a lot of pressure to get this done quickly so congress can move on. this will just block out any other action. that is all we will talk about for quite some time. >> president obama with biting words tore sarah -- for sarah pg ♪ ♪ this is onstar. i've received a signal you've been in a crash. i'll contact emergency services. you've got to try it, p> hi, may i help you? yes, i hear progressive has lots of discounts on car insurance. can i get in on that? are you a safe driver? yes. discount! do you own a home? yes. discount! are you going to buy online? yes! discount! isn't getting discounts great? yes! there's no discount for agreeing with me. yeah, i got carried away. happens to me all the time. helping you save money -- now, that's pr

. >> janet nap -- napolitano, supreme court justice? that would make my summer. are you listening, president obama? >> what about leah ward, former georgia supreme court, african-american woman and also pretty outthere,-out there? i am throwing out the names. >> will be this a hot july situation here? >> oh, my, question. there is a lot of pressure to get this done quickly so congress can move on. this will just block out any other action. that is all we will talk about for quite some time. >> president obama with biting words tore sarah -- for sarah p. >> in personal stories, the war of words over the white house' new controversial nuclear policy. here is what sarah palin said on fox news. >> that is like getting out there on the playground, a bunch of kids ready to fight and one says, punch me in the face and i will not retaliate. do what you want. >> president obama shot back when abc news asked him about the credit u.s. >> i v no response to that. last i checked sarah palin is not an expert on nuclear issues. if the secretary of defense and the chairman of th

in your best interests to get your affairs in order nap came from the bench. he's going, fred.he only question is, is he going for less than a year, or more than a year. >> i see. okay. maximum of five years he's facing, right? >> yeah. >> recommend a year. >> richard's right. the fact is the judge said, mike sure your life is in order. you're coming back may 25th. that's the date. no question. i think bottom line, looking at about a year, maybe less. he's going to jail. >> my goodness. >> no doubt. >> okay. this is interesting saga that continues to go on and on. >> absolutely. >> ben roethlisberger. here we go again. now, while in georgia, prosecutors say we've got no case here. not going to press charges based on allegations of sexual assault, but the nfl then did weigh in and say, this was violation of simply his conduct as a sportsman for the nfl. so a six-game suspension, richard. if the nfl makes this kind of move and says his behavior or suspicion surrounding his behave sir not good, does that offer georgia authorities to perhaps look a little closer as to whether there

i might just be napping.rily dead. >> yeah, no, he -- yeah, he's pretty much -- he feels like, no, i'm dead. >> jimmy: i know he does. he's so pessimistic. he really is. >> damn that cho. >> jimmy: if he looked up and saw dwyane wade over him while -- >> he's like, no, no, i don't live. >> jimmy: if that didn't kill him, nothing is. >> exactly. >> jimmy: great to see you. give my regards to the family, by text, of course. not verbally. gabrielle union, everybody. watch "flash forward" thursday nights at 8:00 here on abc. we'll be right back with jamie cullum. the energy drink for your feet. with zig tech. i get more train. less pain. and i went in to an h&r block. they found an educatidn credit that i missed. my refund was $2000 more than what i had found on my own. you don't know what you don't know, and that's why you go to h&r block. get it right. h&r block. michelle: girls, you know what that means... all: one...day...wonder boy! boy: polos for the family, $5. saturday only. michelle: hello polos... wesle

we're not laughing about that not clear if this will put points on screen naps license or not. >> rickto make extra money taking people to the airport. indian bride arriving on elephant. gift from the groom's mother. the couple went to traditional ceremony in india a few weeks ago. they came home and said they wanted an elephant for their

the dollar has more spending power in chien nap to buy chinese goods. >> by 6:00, you have to get those stocks here to the nasdaq. >> you got it, joe. i appreciate it, okay? >> there is a bigger point here, isn't there? there's a lot of hype around what china might do. it's actually -- nobody has put a figure oint. it's going to be quite small, isn't it? >> it's going to be quite small. the yuan appreciation is basically a tax cut for everybody in that part of the world. consumption is going to increase in that part of the world. it's bullish for commodities, going to be bullish for asian stock, but it will be good also for the dollar. >> this is a crawling hedge. >> bottom line, how do i trade it? >> you want to buy asia, you want to buy commodities. it's copper, it's orr, all the things they're buying enmass. >> i actually agree with anthony. i think the momentum looks like it's pointed a little bit lower. a lot of people in the hedge fund community own it and that's why i think you'll see the stock move lower. >> all this week we're getting you ahead of corporate america's scoreca sc

and the dogs are best used for nap they are use ford situations where we can't see the remains or smell the remains ourselves. and in this case, even in water, if they've got a good location, the dogs still can detect that smell. and we're going to give you a demo of that. cinco, here. cinco, hunt. and what the dog is doing, he's searching these different areas, and he's telling us there's nothing here. and then he's going to get to remains, which in this case he's indicating right now, and then he's going to -- what we do, his trained alert. in this case it's a sit. at that point in time we will reward the dog, and then i'm going to hand him off right quick. and what happens is that the dogs will tell us what to do -- or tell us that there's something there. and from that situation the investigators will follow up with additional resources. in this case it will be divers and boats and sonar. >> she is the one that holds the key information to finding out what happened to this beautiful little girl. i mean, who was with her, the last person with her? she was. ♪ (beep) (beep) (beep) (bee

we take a nap in a little gazebo. there is a spare beauty about the place. everything is clean and necessary, no clutter. a black hen. up and down the wall, a bamboo stabilizes the rafters of the patch roofs and doubles as a storage rack. there is a grass bloom, two drums, a woven basket, a broken umbrella and a stack of flat and empty cardboard boxes. something catches my eye. i need my spectacles and here is what is printed on the cardboard. ideal power 90 high energy motion explosive class ii sd-cat-zz. we start walking in about 2:00 in the village we will meet dee dee, a sister comrade who knows the next step of the journey. chadu thousand. there is an economy of information, too. nobody is supposed to know everything. when we reach the village dee dee isn't there. there is no news of her and for the first time i see a little cloud of worry saddling over chadu and a big one over me. i don't know what the system of communication are but what if they have gone wrong? we are outside of the school building. a little way out of the village. why the government

. >> janet nap -- napolitano, supreme court justice? that would make my summer. are you listening, president obama? >> what about leah ward, former georgia supreme court, african-american woman and also pretty outthere,-out there? i am throwing out the names. >> will be this a hot july situation here? >> oh, my, question. there is a lot of pressure to get this done quickly so congress can move on. this will just block out any other action. that is all we will talk about for quite some time. >> president obama with biting words tore sarah -- for sarah p. good job, keep going ! you took my eggs ! it's an "egg management fee." what does that even mean ? egg management fee. even kids know it's wrong to take other people's stuff. that's why at ally bank we don't eat away at your savings with fees. and we offer rates among the most competitive in the country. it's just the right thing to do. and we offer rates among the most competitive in the country. why do women like you love activia light? sometimes i have no choice but to eat on the run... and to eat whatever happ

we take a nap in a little gazebo. there is a spare beauty about the place. everything is cleaned and necessary. no clutter. a bamboo grid stabilizes the rafters of the attached growth and doubles as a storage rack. there is a drum, a basket, broken umbrella and a whole stack of flattened, empty corrugated cardboard boxes. something catches my eye. i need my spectacles. and here is what printed on the cardboard. ideal powder 90 hi energy explosive, class two, sdcatzz. we start walking again at about two. in the villages, the village we will go to we will meet dd, assisted comrade who knows what the next up of the journey will be. he doesn't. there is an economy of information. nobody is supposed to know everything. but when we reached the village dd isn't there. there's no news of her. and for the first time i have seen a little clout afford. epic one settles over me. i don't know what the systems of communication are, but what if they have gone wrong. we are parked outside a deserted school building, a little way out of the village. why are all government bu

if you're right, you're entitled to compensation nap doesn't mean that there isn't a role for regulation. wrmp a firm is large enough to pose systemic issues. >> as we saw with ltc. >> absolutely. >> turn it around 180 degrees. it's apparent there were teams of people from the sec and the new york federal reserve in lehmans when it was operating repo 105, whatever it was, behind the balance sheets, and long concern we don't attract -- because it's so much money, we don't attract the brightest and best into the regulators. is there possibly, hypothetically, a way to send these guys in on their own rate, own money, and have a transparency you can be led by them and analyze the positions they've gotten and see if that can feed back and raise red flags for those regulators? or is that just nonsense? >> absolutely. the regulators i know are very smart and competent and the professional, but there's only so many of them. they have limited power. >> subprime, that's the issue. >> some did and many didn't. that's true for the whole world. wasn't it? i have other ideas, because i think the key to

. >> host: we'll talk more about the so-called revisionist history on watergate another hour nap with our guests, john dean here on booktv's "in depth." more of your phone calls, and also join the conversation online at twitter.com. back in a moment. >> what a normal workday like for you? >> well, most mornings after i digest my two or three newspapers, increasingly i'm taking those online. in fact, really stop my print from coming after 30 years of it. i exercise, i have fortunate i have a gym in my house. stairmaster or recomment bike or treadmill. where i read. i continue to be because i think that is a great place to get the juices going. then i will ce up here, typically about 10:00 and start in a day. depends on what phase of the book i meant that right now the office is pretty clean. because i haven't plowed through all the document i'm working on come on a book i'm working on right now, but i tend to start things up on the floor in very precise stacks where i know where everything is, and get it all spread out. my wife accuses me of being a hamster. i just find that very conve

margaret's at nap police, maryland, 67 there.a, at 66 and springfield, virginia, 64 degrees. around the rest of the region, generally peeking in the mid 60s now. it's going to be a lovely day for outsideÑi activities. pretty much anything you would like to do. it would be a good day for it. if you're going to spend a lot of time outside, don't forget your sun bloc. a little bit of filtered sun effect with mid level clouds drifting by. but those are not rainmakers. our next chance for rain shows up tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. today plenty of sunshine. a little bit cooler than yesterday. highs in the 50s tomorrow with extra clouds and a chance of light rain around in the afternoon. sunshine should be coming back wednesday afternoon and thursday looks like a winner to me. back up into the 70s. >> oh, wow. sounds great.xd okay. thank you. a good day to get out in this day too, right? >> i think we're going to be stuck at work for a while though. >> i think so. we'll see you in a few minutes. >>> maryland state lawmakers

. >> b.k., thanks for nap we'll see you a little bit later on. want to move on here because we've got to talk about goldman sachs here. just when we thought it was safe to retire this animation -- >> who dare -- goldman sachs? >> what is he exactly saying? >> who dare challenge goldman sachs? >> i think he's saying "luke, i am your father." i don't know. >> we did see shares of goldman sachs make a dramatic midday turnaround carrying the rest of the financials with it. let's talk a little about what was behind this turnaround. bloomberg reporting the s.e.c. voting whether or not to bring charges was 3-2 along party lines. karen, does this sort of weaken the case for financial reform? because we were saying on friday that the timing of it was curious. the sector traded as if financial reform was going to come and it was going to come hard on the back of this goldman news. we saw a turnaround across the board. what does that mean to you? >> i just don't think that the public outcry will be lessened because it was 3-2. i don't think the public reall

and just got a piece of nap last season, left-handers hit only .200 off brian. a couple of home runs. right-handers hit .315, had four homers, limited innings pitched, of course, as he made his major league debut, got his feet wet. sweeney with the 2-2. came in on it, popped him up, shallow left. montanez -- plenty of time to get in there. sweeney is retired one down. the orioles host the boston red sox for the first time for the three-game weekend series beginning april 30. tickets will not last so get your tickets at 888-848-bird. or go to orioles.com. >> jim p: hanging onto that arm and hand as though that shot to the back hurt him, barton getting back to the bag. carrying the wing there pretty tight. >> gary: one down. here's kouzmanoff. he is 1 for 12 in the series. orioles have a very tough beginning schedule, as we talked about, during spring training. this long trip -- four in oakland, three in seattle, three in boston. then they have the yankees coming in and then boston comes in then they go to play new york. there's no break. kouzmanoff lifts it in th

tollo indicated when she took over -- nap altano indicated when she took autopsy a year ago, mandatesles that are continued to be, that commitment has been met. the secretary also indicated that she will continue to be advised by professionals on the border. border patrol officers. field officers, air and -- as well as others who live and work on the border about whether or not additional infrastructure. >> excuse me. i have a limited amount of time. i want to follow up on your answer. today and in the fiscal year 2011 budget review of your agency, the amount of fencing that you want to build is being funded? >> to this date, yes, sir. >> ok. next, there is a general sense. this is a softball, one right over the middle for you gentlemen to address but there is some chatter out there from various sources saying the border between mexico and the u.s. is porous, it is practically open. there are criminal gangs just flowing unimpeded into the united states. drugs are coming in willy-nilly. of course your written testimony belies that but for the record, this is being televised, are those

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we are thankful that the securities and exchange commission is back on the beat after a long nap under the bush administration and chris cox. we congratulate chairwoman shapiro but we're asking her to expand the scope of her investigation to look at any credit default swaps that were paid to goldman sachs that involved these so-called instruments and whether or not we could reclaim those as ill-gotten games for america's taxpayers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado rise? >> mr. speaker, i ask for unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. >> mr. speaker, there are many heroes from colorado who have fought and continue to fight in the global war on terror. today, i rise to pay tribute to one hero in particular, army sergeant shawn durkin. on march 27, 2010, sergeant shawn durkin and his fellow soldiers were on a mission near forward operating base wilson in afghanistan when their convoy was struck by an explo

attorney -- janet nap olitano.zen to come out she was selected as the third female governor of arizona. under her leadership, arizona created one of the first homeland security agencies in the entire nation and opened the first state counter- terrorism center. she was also the first woman to chair the national governors' association where she was a driving force behind the creation of the public safety task force and the homeland security advisers counsel. it is no wonder that president obama selected her to be this nation's third secretary of the department of homeland security. she is passionate about the safety and security of all u.s. citizens and she is a staunch defender of justice for all. i have been fortunate to work with her during her service both as governor and as secretary of homeland security. i would add from personal experience that she is a pretty cool person. i am pleased that she has joined us today. please help me welcome secretary of homeland security janet napolitano. [applause] >> thank you,

you know, janet nap tano is a possibility. she was interviewed the first time around. but the real surprises will be if she really does decide to pick a politician rather than a judge for this. and although what we're hearing really are the big two really are elainea cagen and marea garland. those are the two that are spoken about most. and those two seem to be the favorites at the moment. host: and while they're not on the list, senators white house and clobe char shade they want to stay in the senate but if you want to pick a sitting u.s. senator how is that the process? guest: it's an interesting point. it almost eliminates the filibuster. it's the last area in which there is still a strong sense of fellow feeling. senators do not typically filibuster other senators. it's kind of the in the dna of the job, i think. it would be interesting. host: rod is joining us from pennsylvania. good morning. caller: good morning, c-span. i would like to comment from your two guest this is morning and see what they think of this. i think everybody is missing the legal aspect of t

meredith gets his first career save as the orioles nap the 5 game losing streak and get a >>> welcomeo fox 45 morning news. 7:31 is the time. i'm patrice harris. >>> we have a lot going on on the roadways this morning, and it's all a result of the weather we got yesterday and overnight. meteorologist steve fertig is here with a look at exactly the massive thunderstorms that came through. >> yeah. >> i got into bed around 8, 8:30 trying to unwind and that he exactly what it started happening. >> not just the rumble of thunder, but then you heard the beep, beep of all of the hail storm. >> depending on where you were, an inch and .75 of hail size. and tomorrow morning more showers. you can see it moving through the central part of the state the frontal boundary which stalled to the north eventually moves further points north and east. until then showers continue, imbedded thunderstorms possible through the day today. high pressure bringing us a high scenario. low 50s starting out this morning. rain continues and a chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon. unsettled tomorrow early before

attorney -- janet nap olitano.zen to come out she was selected as the third female governor of arizona. under her leadership, arizona created one of the first homeland security agencies in the entire nation and opened the first state counter- terrorism center. she was also the first woman to chair the national governors' association where she was a driving force behind the creation of the public safety task force and the homeland security advisers counsel. it is no wonder that president obama selected her to be this nation's third secretary of the department of homeland security. she is passionate about the safety and security of all u.s. citizens and she is a staunch defender of justice for all. i have been fortunate to work with her during her service both as governor and as secretary of homeland security. i would add from personal experience that she is a pretty cool person. i am pleased that she has joined us today. please help me welcome secretary of homeland security janet napolitano. [applause] >> thank you,

bobby jindal joined by lee said jackson from epa, ken salazar, and secretary nap olitano. >> thank your coming down to louisiana to see not only the spill, but the effects of the spell and the response efforts. i appreciate the call yesterday. we are urging the federal government to commit more resources to lessen the impact of the oil spill threatening the coast of our state. we are doing everything we can. i am certainly worried that the measures currently deployed will not be effective. these next few days are critical. we must do everything necessary, everything possible to protect our coast. i do have concerns. i have shared these concerns that bp's resources are not sufficient. i have urged them to seek more aid from the federal government. our three goals are protecting the coast, preparing for the cleanup -- we are working to request a record -- resources from bp the coast guard. it is important to provide resources to coastal areas that could be impacted. on the state side, i want to update you on steps we're taking. we're taking every step we can to protect our coast, our wil