captain chuck nash served in the u.s. navy more than 25 years.is a military analyst for fox news. captain nash, wonderful to see you again. we should emphasize the roosevelt is an aircraft carrier. what are they planning to do with all those planes? >> i think what we've done, david, we have moved the preeminent force in the entire hemisphere right off the coast of yemen. there is nothing the iranians can do that can come close to matching that. i think maybe what is happening here on several fronts, the saudis have backed off because they have been under intense pressure from the white house to do so. and, i believe that by putting u.s. forces down there, that's giving the saudis their out for the time-being. they now declared that they achieved their military objectives. so they have stopped the bombing. the u.s. is positioned a force there. now the iranians are sending more force in there. david: yeah. excuse me, captain. let's focus on what is happening between the u.s. and iranians for the moment because three is too much for me to handle. y

chuck nash joining us live to weigh in on what appears to be a heightened military escalation in yemen. what does it mean that iran is parking ships next to u.s. warships? money can't buy happiness but can it buy you the presidency. peter barnes breaks down the bucks behind the race, and phil strebel from the cme and phil flynn to break it down how to trade it. lauren, the dow has moved back and forth and less than 58 minutes to go with the last hour of trade, we've got green on the screen. lack of direction maybe, but it seems to be the phrase right now that everybody is talking about today. what are the traders on the floor telling you? >> keeping the green on the screen is the question right now. if you look at the high to low of the market in terms of the dow. 142-point swing. so much uncertainty. a lot of traders are talking about what's going on overseas, liz, hong kong, that market up 3,000 points. the nikkei flirting with the highs. there is a mixed picture when you look at job market. jobless claims a tad disappointing. the four-week moving average, 15 year low for jobless cla

up with one of the greatest finds of the 20th century. >> investigator john kirk is certain kelly nashd oh camera. >> i said, mate, you've got one of the best pieces of footage of this. >> the craziest footage is the one that kelly nash taped. i've seen ever creature in the water, and i don't know what that was. that's what got us to want to go up and try to find it and figure this out. >> jonathan hillstrand, king crab captain and star of discovery channel's "deadliest catch," believes caddy is a giant sturgeon. he set sail in 2011 hoping to prove his theory. >> the "anchorage daily news," whatever, actually put a $100,000 reward on this thing. so i was thinking about that, too, going wouldn't that be nice if i could bring this baby in. >> but despite an exhaustive search, he returns empty-handed. >> i really had high hopes about finding this thing. i'd love to go back up there, and when i get a little older, a little more time on my hands, i will go up there, and i'll disprove or prove this thing. >> until then, the myth of caddy lives on. after all, perhaps the mystery is what we lo

coming in to land after the bombing mission over vietnam and they played a big song by crosby, stills nash, and young. it was about the shootings at kent state. i was down from ohio state at the time -- i was on from ohio state -- gone from ohio state at the time, but they literally sent everybody home in the spring quarter. that is what it was like in 1970. i left and 68. the mood on campus was not that polarized. there was a strong sentiment against the war felt by a lot of people. in rotc you wear the uniform one day a week. the other six days a week you are just a regular college student. the people that were rabid spoke up against the war, a lot of cases they were friends. it is not like they held it against you personally but if you wore the uniform you stood out and symbolized the military. david: do you remember mayday parades -- i remember mayday parades, demonstrations were the students would put flowers in the barrels of the weapons -- we did not carry weapons in the mayday parade. there was sort of a friendly dissonance. those who were not in uniform, demonstrating against us n

steve nash es el mejor lanzador de tiros libres de la historia de la nba con un 90% de aciertos en suartir con los jugadores en cuba" dice bebutombo. " en la nba no sÓlo venimos a enseÑar baloncesto, sino a ver cÓmo podemos ayudar en otros campos como la educaciÓn o en Áreas que ayuden a los mÁs jÓvenes". para los grandes de la nba no solamente ha significado compartir su experiencia sino que nos han dicho que es un aprendizaje mutuo. en este viaje la nba escogiÓ a dos entrenadores cubanos que seguirÁn practicando en estados unidos este verano como parte de su programa bÁsquetbol sin fronteras. felix: una plataforma digital con juegos bilingües que cumplen con los estÁndares acadÉmicos conocidos como common core ayuda a los padres que necesitan herramientas educativas para motivar a sus hijos a cubrir los retos. lucÍa nos muestra. de que se trata. lucia: a ritmo de la mÚsica como los estudiantes de la escuela primaria del bronx en nueva york aprenden con la plataforma gratuita. >> empezamos a hacer contenidos de matemÁticas y artes del lenguaje para ayudar a los niÑos a llegar listos

captain nash thank you very much. we'll see you soon. >>> the convicted marathon bomber is back in court today. prosecutors are pushing for the death penalty. the jury will hear the emotional testimony from both sides here as dzhokhar tsarnaev fights for his life. what have we learned in court today, molly? >> reporter: the second phase of the trial is showing similarities with the first phase of the trial. a lot of graphic video, bloody photographic evidence and heartbreaking testimony. we heard first today from one of the victims of the marathon bombing. she is a double amputee who lost both legs of the boston marathon attack. last year she crossed the finish line wearing her blades. her teenage daughter was severely injured and nearly died. she described not just her own pain and constant discomfort but the multiple scars left across her daughter's body left from the shrapnel and surgeries. >> defense attorneys reserved their opening statement for later, prosecutors presented jurors with huge color photos of the fo

chuck nash is a retired navy captain and fox news military analyst. good to see you, sir. so president bush 43 has always been very careful saying presidents deserve a lot of support. he's here for president obama as he wants to make a phone call but he wouldn't publicly criticize him. these are private remarks supposed to stay off the record but they have trickled out. what do you make of it? >> i think you are right, he is maintaining that posture. he is not publicly coming out. he is not on the record. this was a private event and someone compromised what they went in under which was probably the rules of the non-disclosure or to just non-attribution, at least. so the remarks do leak out and i don't think he was being personally critical of the president. he said basic truths basic facts on the ground which is that sanctions, if you pull sanctions too early, you can't snap them back. it is not practical because sanctions take a long time. he said that we ought to view any deal with the iranians as how it would like in the middle east for our grand children. well of cour

. >> patty nash is the red clay district spokeswoman. >> did you make it more difficult for elderly andisabled voters to get access to the polls that day? >> that would on eye think what that question implies that we somehow blocked parking or blocked schools so elderly would have had a harder time getting into school. that did not happen. >> we cannot wait to see you tuesday night. >> young and the aclu point to this youtube video as an example of how they say red clay manipulated the election. it shows a red clay principal inviting parents to something called the blizzard blues beach bingo party on election night. nash said the district paid for pizza and drinks. >> they are get out the vote events. >> were they get out your voter events? >> no. parent events that are open to every parent. >> the party was just one of 28 held on election night throughout the red clay district, all were in public schools being used as polling places. >> who was allowed to go to this family fun night? >> anyone who -- anyone who came to the event. i mean -- >> could the elderly? could the disabled come

current and former nba players like steve nash regularly take part in basketball clinics but this onespecial. >> translator: the next couple of years there will be a chance for athletes for basketball to get the same exposure baseball has. >> reporter: four days this weekend the pair are leading a camp in cuba making the nba the first american professional sports league to take advantage of the thaw in relations between washington and havana. >> isolation has not worked it's time for a new approach. >> reporter: after 18 years as a feared nba center he is now a global ambassador for the league with the league broadcaster playoffs to 215 countries and 47 languages his job is more than ceremonial ceremonial. >> we open to build the bridge. we have so many young men and women here in cuba. >> reporter: laying the ground work for a new market and a new source of talent for the league. >> and i think in the next couple years there will be a chance for our kids for basketball to get same exposure as basketball that we have. >> reporter: nba is not alone, new major league commissioner says h

chuck nash is retired u.s. navy captain.ith all the breaking news out there today, markets were up. but then took a hit earlier this morning. now we can see the dow, the nasdaq, the s&p, it's the nasdaq showing a little bit of weakness here. but we cannot forget that the federal reserve began its two-day policy meeting today. what's the trade with all that's going on? we bring in the traders from the new york stock exchange, the cme, the imex. which part of this puzzle do you even start to look at? >> it's very, very difficult, liz. i think it's hard to deny the fact that the market continues to show tremendous resiliency. i'm not sure we can understand why. but you can say that for the last three or four months perhaps. and you can make a much better case for the market perhaps being, you know, overbought and everything priced to perfection. and therefore vulnerable to any bad news. it seems to shake off the news. we saw that again today. >> teddy, how about this? we may have shots fired in the strai strait of hormuz, and s

steve: let's go to florian nash. fill us in. florian: yes, he did. i would assume the spirits isn't exactly what the bonita organizers had hoped or. -- what the gita organizers hoped for. it was quite a short appearance obviously he said things that went down well with the followers. he is showing the world how to do it, how to address things that other politicians aren't willing to address. all in all he was moderate by his standards. i would assume the peg followersida -- pegida followers hope for a good more of the spectacle. i think both sides wanted to gain support or give each other support. one has to know the numbers have been dwindling over the past weeks and months. they are far away from their all-time high turnout in january when 25,000 people came out. today police say maybe 10,000. far less than those 30,000 that were expected at -- were expected. they wanted to gain publicity by this very well known infamous islam critic. he is quite isolated in his country in the netherlands. i was in the european parliament where his party is sitting

. >> captain nash, i have to leave it there. i like that analogy. >> and as we a wait hillary clinton's announcement for the presidency, her campaign expected to focus on the economics of the middle class. her husband ran on that in '92. so what will she do to help the economy and jobs? ♪ just because your bladder is changing, doesn't mean you have to. with tena's unique super-absorbent micro-beads that lock in moisture and odor... you can keep being the one with a new story. tena - lets you be you. when you're living with diabetes, ♪ steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady, clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. i'm a bull rider make it part of your daily diabetes plan. so you stay steady ahead. >>> it would be 12:00 that hillary clinton would announce she would run for president, doing it on social media with one of those videos everybody can download and watch. apparently it's been delayed, so we're waiting for that announcement to hear what she would say and how she would lay the rationale for runnin

liz: looks like captain nash made an appropriate prediction. thank you so much, peter. making sense of the most important stories of the week, we work hard to do that. it is challenging and people miss the point much like the duo from dumb and dumber. >> not good like one out of 100? >> i'd say more like 1 out of 1 million. >> so you're telling me there's a chance. liz: we are going to make sure you're not confused as an investor. what did you likely miss this week and what should you be watching for next week? ask the floor show, traders at the new york stock exchange, cme group and the nymex. also joining us the man who over the past 15 years better than buffett. warren buffett, john buckingham, with better annualized returns over the past 15 years. first to mark sebastien. we're joking about dumb and dumber, we try hard to let investors know what they need to watch for especially on a friday. what should they know about next week that will help them not be the jim carrey character? >> well, you know, you're going to hear a lot about earnings next week. are bad earnin

captain nash, thank you very much.ere. >> martha, congress clearly intended for these people to be made whole. for the army to disregard that and stack angels on the head of a pin wondering what the definition of is, is, in the language should have gone back to the congress for clarification of their intent. martha: understood. captain nash, thank you very much. >> yes ma'am. bill: we'll take you back there live as event get underway in texas. meantime they're picking up the pieces in illinois after severe storms spawned at least two deadly tornadoes there. >> [bleep]. he is over it. [bleep] go go! bill: storm chasers catching some incredible video of that monster flipping a tractor-trailer, a monster storm, before flattening 20 homes in a town 80 miles outside of chicago. authorities say a dozen people trapped in hour 1/2 in a cellar in avant that collapsed on top of them. >> we pulled in here and ran side. got a couple of pictures of the tornado across the street from us. the owner said get if the basement. we went d

. >> we also recognize the work of jay nash and the work at the it highering group led by the department of human resources and they are looking at how we recruit and train and higher it professionals in the city. and most recently the community's cio, we have a plan for the city. through a series of strategic it sessions koit has recognized two major opportunities for the city and these are a shared strategies for the city and as well as the public strategies for the city and thinking about all the ways that the city engages with the public. major components through the plan and through the annual process koit makes recommendations annually to the next 2 fiscal years. all projects are evaluated based on their impact and supportive it plans strategical that are out lined here and goal one was established as the highest priority for us to be focused on which is support, maintain and secure critical infrastructure. followed by increased sufficiency and effectiveness and improved access and transparency. through the budgeting process koits provides funding for a number of sources. the annua

. >> cosby stills and nash, the eagles journey queen best of the classic rock songs will be presented in the program. the pops will get vocal support from singers. >> we'll have three phenomenal singers, and we're going to have the philly potassium orchestra. so we're going to have a stage full of talented people. >> reporter: an after a season filled with everything from blockbuster hollywood stores and classic soul music and hits from the 70s the director says it's the pop's versatility that make them unique. >> no matter what music we play a 65 piece orchestra joined by first class musicians in the very top of their field of music. when we put that together, it's magic. >> reporter: they perform may 15 account through the 17th at the kimmel center. go to arts in philly.org or 6abc.com/6abc loves the arts for this and other area events. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. ♪ there is no royal blood in this country. nothing is reserved for anyone. it's all just out there... ...waiting... ...for someone to reach out... ...and take it. and the ones who do... ...these are the kings

. >> we also recognize the work of jay nash and the work at the it highering group led by the department of human resources and they are looking at how we recruit and train and higher it professionals in the city. and most recently the community's cio, we have a plan for the city. through a series of strategic it sessions koit has recognized two major opportunities for the city and these are a shared strategies for the city and as well as the public strategies for the city and thinking about all the ways that the city engages with the public. major components through the plan and through the annual process koit

ongoing here for overtwo months now, and the soldiers were actually going after the leader of the nashing farc in this area. >> thank you so much. [ overlapping speakers ] >> we really appreciate you giving us a sense of what is happening there. a bit more background to this attack as well. >>> now the u.n. says more than half a million people have been displaced because of attacks by boko haram. the nigerian military says its soldiers have taken back a number of towns. still people are afraid to return home because they don't believe it's safe. harrah reports. >> reporter: from the outside, it looks like any other mosque but go inside. government officials say boko haram fighters used this place of worship in northern nigeria as a base when they took the town. when soldiers eventually moved in with force, a fierce battle caused more damage. in some places bridges have also been destroyed. >> the situation is really grim because they cannot go back to their homes. and that leaves reasonable lives as they used to live because there are no facilities there are no provisions there are no mar

parts of southern california, an even more dramatic change could be coming says ss climb toll gist nashheaded our way. >> why a blob? >> we would call it a temperature anomaly back when i was in grad school but blob has a better ring to it. >> reporter: when the drought began in 2011 the blob was in the middle of the pacific ocean but then it began to change and schiffet to where it is now along the coast. scientists cannot say for sure whether the change in water testimony will cause a wet weather pattern called el nino which is capable of producing torrential downpours. we were told last year we were going to get an el nino and rhett rainy weather. >> it turned to el wimpo. >> reporter: the impact is already visible here along the california coast where malnourished sea lions washed ashore all winter as the fish they need on headed out to sea in search of cooler water. >> very often it's the biology that has the first indication that the climate is about to challenge change. >> reporter: and finally put a an end to what seems like an endless drought. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning

since the two countries have restored diplomatic ties, nba great steve nash was there for the opening of the four day camp. 100 cuban athletes are taking part. >>> the philadelphia mayor race is heating up as they were asked a question about a hot topic. >> state issue only. >> nelson diaz. >> i want some yes. >> what are they talking about? we'll tell you the question that got some of the candidates flustered and others cracking jokes. >>> plus two dogs from texas are on an international mission. they are hunting cross killers. details coming up. >>> at 5:44 following two breaking news stories. police are looking for a gunman who shot and killed a food delivery man in crescentville. they shot him as he was still in the car or just getting out. investigators are trying to figure out if robbery may have been the motive. >>> also breaking, police are looking for a second suspect accused of shooting a man in west philadelphia. the officer confronted the suspect at 51st and master last night. one of them shot at the officer several times but only one shot hit him in the arm. police say he

and those republicans and even consider from the left we can ignore reality but we cannot and lot nash ignore those consequences. we will be right back. >> the supreme leader demands no inspections of nuclear facilities it demands that sanctions against iran be lifted immediately as final talks are about to reconvene. hank greenberg on iran and a nuclear is - - nukes and israel. a major milestone from the of movie "fast & furious" as said builds global success and a breakneck speed. next. bring us your baffling. bring us your audacious. we want your sticky notes, sketchbooks, and scribbles. let's pin 'em to the wall. kick 'em around. kick 'em around, see what happens. because we're in the how-do-i-get-this-startup- off-the-ground business. the taking-your-business- global-business. we're in the problem-solving business. 400,000 people - ready to help you solve problems while they're still called opportunities. from figuring it out to getting it done we're here to help. the largest enterprises in the world, are the largest targets in the world, for every hacker, crook and nuisance in th

and those republicans and even consider from the left we can ignore reality but we cannot and lot nash ignore those consequences. we will be right back. >> the supreme leader demands no inspections of nuclear facilities it demands that sanctions against iran be lifted immediately as final talks are about to reconvene. hank greenberg on iran and a nuclear is - - nukes and israel. a major milestone from the of movie "fast & furious" as said builds global success and a breakneck speed. nex lou: differences between the united states and iran over if i'd known nuclear agreement. the secretary telling the of reporters that inspectors must have unfettered access as part of any deal to result in a lifting of economic sanctions coming one day after the iranian general rejected inspection is that any time saying it would only happen in their dreams. negotiators set a deadline on the 30th to reach a final deal. this is the third straight final deal deadline. joining us now is chairman and ceo former ceo of the ig haying greenberg. >> good to be with you. lou: want to make of these negotiations th

. >> they did a great job a nash back to better days a great finish i'll show you that and the eaglesried to switch sports for a dame a fun change of pac >> the braves visiting the phillies tonight at citizens bank park. the phils hoping to snap two game losing streak. i've got good news for you. phillies ace on the hill that would be aaron harang played like it all season. he was magnificent. he went eight scoreless innings on the night striking out six. he only walk one. gave up two hits. not a lot of offense in the game game. nine inning ben revere with a dribbler to first. freddie free man committed an error. galvis scores. the phils win by a score of town nothing. to the eagles now in town for week of voluntary work outs who knew it would include a stop over at citizens bank park for batting practice. james palmer has more. >> reporter: john dorenboss was exhausted after switch hitting display at cbp to beat out fellow eagles zach ertz, cody park cooks mark sanchez and key company alonso. alonso whose brother plays for the reading phils was disgusted with his performance. >> i wa

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to augusta nash. a lot of kids grandkids caddies having fun.'re allowed to that the day before the tournament. tournament tomorrow is all business. tiger woods with his kids. but it was jack nicholaus the fourth hole. 130 yards. and watch this shot. oh boy he is a master. and he's a master at augusta just the way you want to see it. rolls it in jack nicholaus with the hole in three. three hole in ones today. that's the one that gets everybody's attention. >> absolutelyabsolutely. >> let me reiterate jonathan papelbon is a creep an jerk. >> just in case you weren't clear. >> you missed that. >> tmz is coming up in he can. >> we're back here for the fox 29 morning news and "good day philadelphia". have a good one. >> this is fox 29 morning news. >> this video has sparked an outrage. south carolina police officer charged now with murder after shooting and killing an unarmed black man running away. and this morning we've learned that that officer has local roots. >> and a chester county dj under investigation for sexual assault, how police say he l

nba coaches, trainer and former stars like steve nash are not only helping kids learn new moves, but providing them -- >> you clipped your coupons, watch for sales, check your apps for alerts on good deals, on today's consumer alerts, the best strategies that can save you at the grocery stores. >> reporter: savvy shoppers, locking for ways to cut costs. first, look at the tags to see which brand is the best deal per ounce or sheet. boy store brands they can sell for 25% less than national names, be loyal. some chains reserve the robustdeals for shoppers who enroll in their savings plan. >>> and wild weather blowing through texas and drivers are seeking shelter. >>> and tracking your fitness, how to make sure people are in step with their health. >> it is chilly outside, at least it is not breezy like it was yesterday. let's take a look at your current temperatures, 45, and 48 coal pepper, 43 in frederick. mperatures will end up colder today than they were yesterday, mid-50s for most of us in downtown washington, 58, rain is on the way as well we'll track that in the seven day forecas

captain nash thank you so much. >> you bet, jenna. >> what do a daredevil and the heir to the britishve in common? we'll explain in the final 30 next. my sister had to come help. i don't like asking for help. i took tylenol but i had to take six pills to get through the day. so my daughter brought over some aleve. it's just two pills, all day! and now, i'm back! aleve. two pills. all day strong, all day long. and for a good night's rest, try aleve pm for a better am. george johnson can not fly. he can not see through doors. his speed, anything but superhuman. but when it comes to health care options, george found helpful information and resources at aarphealth.com this makes him feel unstoppable. well, almost unstoppable. discover real possibilities at aarphealth.com today and tomorrow take on the world. >>> time for the final 30. daredevil nik wallenda making his way across orlando's observation center 400 feet up. >>> and a charles and camilla look-alike joining the baby watch. i'm betting on friday. >> you think? >> yeah i kind of think friday might be the day. >> we know something

. >> cosby stills and nash, the eagles journey queen.he classic rock songs will be presented in the program. >> reporter: they will get volunteer support from singers. >> we'll have three phenomenal singers and we'll have the philly pops orchestra. we'll have a stage full of talented people. >> reporter: after a season filled with everything from blockbuster hollywood scores to classic soul music the hits from the 70s the music director said it's the pop versatility that makes them so unique. >> no matter what kind of music they are playing it sounds good, a 65 piece orchestra of first class musicians joined by entertainers performers who are top in their various fields of music, and when we put that altogether it's just magic. >> reporter: the pops perform the legend of rock may 15th through the 17th at the kimmel center. go philly.org. or 6abc.com/all the6abc loves the arts for this and other events. >> a lot of people watched abc's interview with former lymphian bruce jenner. nearly 17 million people watched as he told diane sawyer he

stuart nash why did you feel you had to come to the funeral? >> what happened to freddy the murder of the policeman, the police that murdered him, it struck a core with me. and the whole community. and i just had to come out and do what i can to support. we want change where the officers are not going to kill our residents. we want respect from the officers and we want the police department to really do a shake-up. >> what do you think lies beneath the violence between the police and people of baltimore? >> respect is not there. most police come on and overdo it. they bring the dogs for a routine check. sometimes they talk to you like you are not even necessary, but it's necessary for them to talk to you that way much -- that way. the report is not there. there's a lot of room for improvement from officers in maryland and baltimore, that they can do better they don't have to do this. >> do you think other factors play - economical and historical in the u.s.? >> this can be part of it, for many years, african-americans have not got ebb their fai

maybe in south carolina, but carolina, but nash and iowa. they are all good people.en to them. everything is -- we are blessed to have such a wide range, but here's the problem. kennedy: there can only be one. >> here is the problem. i spoke with sen. gregg. a wonderful mate. we talked about we talked about what we are talking about right now is. by the way, if your candidate goes through and kicks butt and ultimately wins and your personal loses, will you support the winner? i don't think so. that is the problem. kennedy: what do you do? >> he needs to come out and take a stand. very courageous to try to solve the problem. they had passed the buck. before you do anything what i told i told him i what i suggested is you have to secure the border. teesix everyone. kennedy: everyone says that. i told them to go to the border and show me. >> i we will i we will have senator mccain call you. kennedy: i have walked around it. there is the fence. >> secure the border. >> border. >> something people like to say. kennedy: rand paul, paul, what do you do for him? >> i think h

former superstar steve nash are providing star power. the nba is the first major u.s.rt league to venture into cuba since the u.s. started restoring ties in december. >>> up next at 11:00, fresh drinking water provided by an aging system. >> we have about 200 miles of pipe that's over 100 years old. >> we investigate a system costing california millions of gallons of water during this critical drought. >>> we are leaking in a big way. nearly 5,000 miles of local pipeline are breaking an average of three times a day and wasting millions of gallons of water. >> what is the reason? old age, of course. this morning senior investigative reporter steven stock uncovers our aging pipes. all the water we're losing in this record drought. steven. >> reporter: it's all because we're not replacing this aging infrastructure fast enough. take a look at this map. these markers show every broken water main last year from san francisco to the east bay and then down to the south bay. more than 1300 breaks in 2014 alone. and because of those breaks tens of millions of gallons of water lo

let's bring in captain jack nash. good to have you with us.ul to the extent that it took out two al qaeda terrorists obviously it was tragic in the loss of these two hostages but it appears we did know who was in either of these locations when we hit them. >> the real tragedy is the unintended consequences, collateral damage is what it is referred to human life is lost. the real issue as it is always is not how you kill the target. we have 1,000 ways to destroy targets. the most important thing is your understanding of the target, finding the target in the first place and then making sure you have the conditions present that fit the rules of engagement and as the president said they do not intentionally launch weapons into areas where we know there are civilians so this was -- i hate to say failure of intelligence because it is almost they're trying to know the unknown. this was in the travel areas in pakistan. is extremely remote. we have very little on the ground intelligence, we are relying mostly on overhead sensors, satellites or drones o

coming in to land after the bombing mission over vietnam and they played a big song by crosby, stills nash, and young. it was about the shootings at kent state. i was down from ohio state at the time -- i was on from ohio state -- gone from ohio state at the time, but they literally sent everybody home in the spring quarter. that is what it was like in 1970. i left and 68. the mood on campus was not that polarized. there was a strong sentiment against the war felt by a lot of people. in rotc you wear the uniform one day a week. the other six days a week you are just a regular college student. the people that were rabid spoke up against thethere was a strong sentiment against the war felt by a lot of people. war a lot of cases they were friends. it is not like they held it against you personally but if you wore the uniform you stood out and symbolized the military. david: do you remember mayday parades -- i remember mayday parades, demonstrations were the students would put flowers in the barrels of the weapons -- we did not carry weapons in the mayday parade. there was sort of a friendly d

military aviation expert and author of predator the secret origins of the drone revolution and captain nashaviator. you have a great panel today. we explore this topic and richard, i want to start with you. you just wrote on this with the title, this is the title of your article, war against isis shows limits of drones. does it show us the limits of drone technology? >> yeah. there's a -- partly because of hollywood, i suppose there's a notion that drones can replace manned aircraft and the war against isis is showing why that's wrong. the air force and their february budget submission actually revealed they're only flying 10 drones at a time over iraq and syria, parts held by isis and they're notable -- not suitable to burn pilots alive. you can't do it because there aren't enough and they don't carry enough firepower. jenna: so lawmakers say we need to invest more in drones. we've seen them take out terrorists before. we want drones that can fly for days, go deep within enemy territory and that way we have very little damage to our men and women and we have the potential to be more aggres

their bombing missions over vietnam and they played "four dead in ohio" a big song by crosby, stills, nash and young. it was about the shootings at kent state. i was gone from ohio state at the time, but they literally sent everybody home in the spring quarter. never finished the quarter. that is what it was like in 1970. i left and 68. the mood on campus was not that polarized. but there was a strong sentiment against the war felt by a lot of people. and it was interesting. in rotc you wear the uniform one day a week. and the other four, actually six days a week you are just a regular college student. the people that were rabid and really spoke up against the war, a lot of cases they were your friends. it is not like they held it against you personally but the day you wore the uniform you stood out and symbolized the military and the operation led by the commander-in-chief, lyndon johnson. i remember mayday parades, i don't know if you saw the pictures demonstrations where the students would put flowers in the barrels of the weapons -- we did not carry weapons in the mayday parade. there

to augusta nash. a lot of kids grandkids caddies having fun.e allowed to that the day before the tournament. tournament tomorrow is all business. tiger woods with his kids. but it was jack nicholaus the fourth hole. 130 yards. and watch this shot. oh boy he is a master. and he's a master at augusta just the way you want to see it. rolls it in jack nicholaus with the hole in three. three hole in ones today. that's the one that gets everybody's attention. >> absolutelyabsolutely. >> let me reiterate jonathan papelbon is a creep an jerk. >> just in case you weren't clear. >> you missed that. >> tmz is coming up in he can. >> we're back here for the fox1 underline evertz test text1 >> today on "tmz" -- >> harvey: ok, so insincere. kate upton said she was pissed at terry richardson for releasing the cat daddy video. >> she says she was absolutely horrified when it was posted online and she's cat daddying in a tiny bikini. >> i have not seen these before. it's amazing. >> you have never seen it? >> no, i haven't but i'm going to go home and watch it!

explain a little bit about where these people you know sort of the nash national naturaltys and are theyugees or migrants and what sort of backgrounds do they have? >> as you just mentioned the top four countries people are coming from according to statistics for the five and u.n. commission for refugees this morning is syria and aratray, somalia and afghanistan in that order and people who are fleeing war and civil unrest but we see that these flows are what we call mixed migration in the sense the migrants are fleeing a combination of both civil unrest as well as economic factors. some of those economic factors are in fact brought only by the wars themselves. so it's very difficult to kind of compartment them from refugees but we see as you just made the point that those coming from countries that might be seen to be relatively peaceful synagogue and gambia are migrants but reaching libya they find themselves to be refugees as well. >> many countries in chaos and crisis that one imagines can be used as staging grounds to try to get this europe why libya in particular? >> well libya has

i also wanted to thank jennifer nash who's joining me now, who's going to help me. we have a quick power point we're going to share with you. the first thing i want to share with you, is that we've been engaged in doing some wonderful things around community police partnerships. >> we've been figuring out what needs to be done by having conversations with community talking to noble talking to law enforcement, having the conversations with neighbors. talking to youth understanding what the issues are, and then we take a look at the data, and put all those pieces together and think about some strategies that we think make sense. there are a couple strategies, one we're going to get to. i want to share the first one, and personally these are being raised here today these involve our faith partners. we do a lot of work with clergy all around the state. but we have one in particular called fugitive safe surrender, it was a program started by the united states marshall's service, when an officer was shot and killed during a routine traffic stop. as a result the united sta

their case in the granite state, including at the first in the nation republican leadership summit in nash with with a giant american flag as their back drop. last night in what was perhaps the most ridiculous campaign moment since all those reporters sprinted after hillary clinton's van in iowa journalists swarm around jeb bush when he abandoned his pilot to prepare yourselves, to eat some pie. >> to hell with the diet. >> it wasn't all pie talk in new hampshire. joining me from nashua new hampshire, david weigel from bloomberg politics. david, we're watching events the feed comes in. candidates particularly in the republican primary, which is contested, have to be very accessible all the time that's happening. we've kind of started for real now. >> you are. you're already seeing people reset their narratives or start their narratives. chris christie has been doing events all around this event. he was just in exeter new hampshire in a pool hall in exactly the environment he wants to be in marco rubio is making his debut in new hampshire. things are getting taken seriously in a way they we

it will be designed after nash nashville's music row with several concert venues he says success it's guaranteed. >> this place can't fail. it won't fail. i don't want to sound boisterous i've never failed in my career. i've never not picked an area that was going to turn around. >> black stein says t street could be open by memorial day. the second and third floors with a bowling alley, a sports bar and an events facility may be complete by thanksgiving. >>> so fox 29 spring fling continues. look at how exciting that is right there. warmer weather means it's almost time for water parks. did dawn had shorts on she was sitting outside. >> mike jerrick and dawn timmeney at the cocoa key water park. you got a lot of people out there. can you hear us? >> reporter: we can hear you. we do have a lot of people. oh my god! mt. laurel turned out for us much that's for sure. >> thank you. >> hey kids -- (cheers). >> i'll tell was dawn, i had no idea there was an indoor water park in mt. laurel. >> i know. first of all you're not dressed for it, mike. >> i'll get changed in just a little bit. >>

>> june crawford out walking her dog nash when she spotted something here. >> i'm look like at this loosesecurity said no, that's not a loose dog that's the coyote. >> here in the city sitings all over riverside park, but battery park city? >> i'm not sure how they found their way over here. >> great if there is wildlife. >> sergeant came to me, said put your dog on a leash, there is a kai ito over here. >> aren't interested in human pray experts say but -- >> you should not turn your back to it, and run because so many cash voicer, it triggers attack response. >> more and more keep old recount are you. >> all right, well, some amazing video from south texas to show you. i do want to let you know right away, all of these coast survived and doing just fine. entire heard was caught by rising water in austin after torrential rainfall. goes to show how powerful flood waters can be. but amazing video there that's for sure. good morning. >> disturbing. yes, the weather in texas may be even be violent again today. so they can be expecting some of those more strong storms. it is crazy out there b

without stokely carmichael and so many other diane nash and we could go on and on. >> host: talk a little bit for a moment about the santa claus a vacation with respect to african-americans. i think part of what you are describing is the kind of historical amnesia for the fact that dr. king was not always well loved within the black community. you cite a remarkable poll from late in his life that says 55% of african-americans did not support dr. king on vietnam and ending poverty and i think it was the handing poverty part that caught me off guard. >> guest: it's true and it's very sad. you have 72% of americans across-the-board and 55% of black people disapprove. you know what whitney young said to brother martin in terms is set back the black freedom movement and martin said what you said make a money in the corporation but it won't get you a foothold in -- black leadership over where to go. martin was saying corporation is not going to dictate what my conscious is. >> host: i know the difference between right and wrong. >> guest: absolutely and all the big money and the thrills and ass

crosby stills and nash. this is a cyclical move in new home sales. we are barely back to normal. go back to. olivia: this shows the market has not recovered. new homes are key to inventory. we had existing home sales. there is a big diversions in what is happening in existing home sales. tom: caterpillar earnings coming up. a bit. this is up and down. cyclical. i do not know what this is. i do not know if it is a structural change or if we are going to get back to some form of normality. olivia: maybe it is an easy credit supply glut. tom: tom's sell, tom buy. olivia: it plunged before the crisis. this is a great story. tom: g.m. 86 versus 97. we are affirming the forecast. more details on the complexity. olivia: caterpillar rea forming -- the caterpillar reaffirming the forecast. tell me about the american business of caterpillar. does it have momentum? >> the one piece of good news was north american. mind america has been weak. olivia: estimates of 135. previously the forecast was for $4.75. >> you have to deal -- you have to dig deep with caterpillar. it will be a profitable

break] amy: "teach your children well," richie havens, with a live version of the crosby stills and nashong. a shout out to the classes who come to watch democracy now! today, columbia teachers college and john jay college criminal justice. this is democracy now! democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: nbc news is at the center of a new controversy, this time focused on its chief foreign correspondent richard engel. back in 2012, he and five other members of an nbc news team were kidnapped by armed gunmen in syria. they were held for five days. just after his release, engel spoke on nbc news about his captors. cork i think of a very good idea of who they were. this was a group known as -- this was a government militia, people who are loyal to president bashar al-assad, shiite. they were talking openly about their loyalty to the government, openly expressing their shia faith. they are trained by iranian revolutionary guard. they are allied with hezbollah. juan: that was nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel speaking after he was r

he continued the tradition reading from "where the wild things are" they nashed their terrible teeth.better on the basketball court this year exchanging high fives after hitting three free-throws in a row. last time he didn't do so well. the first lady learned and performed a dance routine along with the crowd with some contestants from the reality show quts so you think you can dance. here she is showing off her best moves. and sasha and malia were not able to attend because of school obligations, they did show a beautiful easter photo. it would be fun to look back at the first easter egg roll in 2009 my those girls have grown up. we'll be back right here, only on msnbc. good. very good. you see something moving off the shelves and your first thought is to investigate the company. you are type e*. yes, investment opportunities can be anywhere... or not. but you know the difference. e*trade's bar code scanner. shorten the distance between intuition and action. e*trade opportunity is everywhere. (son) oh no... can you fix it, dad? yeah, i can fix that. (dad) i wanted a car that could h

and the other stamp is by thomas nash, the political cartoonist to popularized the donkey as representative of the democratic party, and the elephant of the republican party. this is done on the size of a postage stamp. from the state forward, this image of historical events will be carried on letters and packages to millions of households and businesses throughout the united states. on a personal note, i experienced and finally remembered the centennial of the civil war, my first teacher who had something on it. it demonstrated to me how exciting the history of our nation is and how much we can learn from it. my daughter went to gettysburg college, my wife and son went to shepherd university, so the civil war has always been close to my family. let me state that in issuing these stamps, the unite states postal service has been proud to participate in a valuable effort to commemorate a critical area of our nation's history. on behalf of the u.s. postal service, i will ask robin to come up and help us unveil the stamps. [applause] >> 1, 2, 3. [applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, we

i decided to pen the cookbook and in penning the cookbook i meet niece see nash and she asked me to ben her show. it took off from there. chef bailey was born at that moment. >> i love it. when you're trying to do a romantic brunch there's advice you would give people what would you tell them. >> definitely plan. sometimes when you wake up you say okay i'm going to try to do this. try to plan it the day before, what have you, because it will work so much better. >> you can do the prep. >> preprepping, exactly. no one wants to wait for breakfast a long time especially in bed. >> it's got to be quick. >> it's got to be quick. >> but yeah but that's my biggest recommendation for anyone who wants to plan a perfect breakfast in bed. do it early. >> you've got the spice. fantastic. >> you can smell the pepper. >> best brunch i've had in a long time. you can find these recipes and more on our website wnnfans.com. stay with us. you're watching "world news now." going to finish those grits. lysol knows the soft places we love could be home to thousands of bacteria. but lysol disinfectant spray