>> i know the character of paul franks.dn't do. >> i won't put up with you talking to my driver like that. >> i ain't listening to you, buddy. you get back in that ambulance you get your [ muted ] back in that ambulance or i'll take you in. i'm talking to the driver. >> paramedic white says he wouldn't let the trooper talk to his driver because he believed his patient would suffer from any delay. he tells the trooper about the patient, but the trooper persists. >> we got a patient in this unit right now. >> you want to go ahead and pull over to the side of the road when there's an emergency vehicle behind you? >> the logical thing to do would be to take it up at the hospital or take it up with us later. but he totally ignored my statement that we have a patient on board. >> you better get back in that ambulance before you get your butt to jail now. you understand me? >> after we take the patient to the hospital, you can take me to jail. we will discuss this, okay? >> paramedic white refuses to back down. his patient has fai

paul? >> frank, first of aushlll, i t you brought up a good point of nafta. i was critical of it in 1983. it promise to do reduce illegal immigration, it promised to create more jobs on both sides of the border and to raise the wages of mexican workers so they could buy more american products. it promised more political stability, and if you look at the reality in mexico, it's clear that really none of that has happened. and, in fact, not only his the united states seeing a lot of production shift to china now, so is mexico, because the race to the bottom, you know, has a long way to go, and even in china you're seeing jobs move from the coast to further inland to china and also to other low-cost countries like vietnam. i think a smarter way to do it is not to have trade agreements that are based on a philosophy of tree trade, but to have them based on results. and trade is supposed to be about an even trade. and it's supposed to be about leveling the playing field and allowing both sides to compete fairly. that really hasn't been the case. and if congress and the president wanted to spen

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. >> reporter: ron paul who is trailing in the polls showcased his usual frankness.mply explaining his stance on immigration. >> why is it if an illegal comes across the border and they go on private property, why isn't that trespassing? >> reporter: this may be the last time they'll debate this primary season. but they'll continue to square off on the campaign trail. >>> back to back sports illustrated covers for palo alto's jeremy lin. >>> it all came down to 1 shot. the warriors win. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >> good evening, everybody. warpiors break for the awl -- warriors break for the all-star game with a smile on their face. mark jack

>> >> reporter: investigators say jamal brandon spotted him and called frank williams who drove to the paul with two others, william ward and tyrone brown, police say the four men used cell phones to communicate as they followed bridgette throughout the mall and ended outside nordstrum where priggette was shot and killed, hundreds of cameras inside and outside the mall tracked the suspects. >> the video footage from the cameras in and around the mall was absolutely essential in helping us solve this case. >> neighbors in this area are still wary of what happened. >> you don't really think about the mall being that bad but i guess it has gotten worse in later years. >> i don't know the reason why it happens but it should not have. >> weeks later priggette's family is still coming to grips with the loss. >> it is like i am walking around with a hole in me, i love that boy, plus he is my only son. i love him and i miss him. i see his face every night. >> investigators are still trying to figure out why priggette was targeted, back to you. >> all forehave been charged with first degree murder a

a friday of conservative heroes including senator rand paul, pat toomey, marco rubio and mike lee and tom coburn and congressman steve king, frank luntz to the political consultant and former house majority leader dick armey. all of them contributed introductions to the various chapters that he will be discussing with us today, so please join in giving a warm heritage welcome to senator jim demint. [applause] >> thank you mike. bike has been an ally since my house days helping to run the republican study committee and i appreciate your help and the heritage foundation is without equal as far as being the best resource for conservatives here on the hill. ed fulmer is here and since almost the first day i walked and it seems like we had some big piece of legislation reforming social security or the tax code measuring dependency, the heritage foundation has the resources to get that done. so thank you ed and mike and i understand bob pennington is here one of the trustees. i haven't had a chance to shake your hand that i know you have been a big help to the heritage action group which is really increase their leverage as conservati

paul chambers shows us what the device actually turned out to be. >> frank, things are pretty much back to normal here. all this area here was completely shut down for two hours as bomb squad and police checked a suspicious package at terminal 1. they later found out it was an oxygen tank. >> it was 11:17 this morning. security check point c where a tsa screener saw a mysterious device. moments later, police were called in. >> for caution and safety we literally evacuated the entire terminal. >> reporter: leaving hundreds of passengers stranded as police checked the area, making it secure. a little more than two hours later, the airport was clear. it was an elderly woman who caused it. >> she couldn't answer the screener's questions about what was in the bag because she said she wasn't the one who packed it. >> i am happy they took care of that. yes. i just hope that we get to go home though today. >> we've been waiting and trying to follow everybody's directions and nothing but chaos. >> reporter: 10 flights were affected. 1200 passengers were stuck with no place to go. some say they b

diana tweets, best insider barney frank's priest. paulyan because he's the only one in the government that understands finance and budgets. >> i spoke to him about the stock market, he does not understand it as much as i like him. >> i'd let eric cantor manage my money, he'd make sure there's some shady tax loophole to maximize my profits. and i think pelosi right now is speaking on the topic. we'll see what happens with the house today. >> i would like pelosi, she's got a fantastic stock portfolio. >> i would go with her husband who invested in the visa ipo, visa today, where is it now? up a lot. 4.5%. >> tremendous in the stock market. >> her husband would be my number one pick. >> all right. >> a lot of stocks on the move in a big way. cramer's ready to go on that. that's coming up next. optionsxpress, where you can trade your favorite products, all in one account. keep watch on the markets. or use our exclusive tools to help find ideas. it's powerful, easy-to-use technology for trading stocks, options, and futures. keep trading whethe

investigators say jamal brandon spotted him inside the call and called frank williams, who drove to the paultyrone brown, police say they used cell phones as they followed priggette inside. it ended outside where he was shot and killed. investigators are stilling to trying out why. >> a funeral will be held today for 18-year-old zachery rose, he was one of 4 people killed when britney walker drove the wrong way and hit another car head on. toxicology reports show both drivers were under the influence of alcohol. >>> a memorial will be held to honor william torebet shot more than 20 times, the officers did not recognize him because he was in plain clothes at the time. >>> excel on has announced plans to build there. some people are not happy. if and when the new merger goes through the headquarters could be built by 2015. stay with us. up next former treasury secretary lawrence summers breaks down the latest unemployment numbers and what thrust a 16-year-old into the spotlight. ,, ♪ [ male announcer ] we touch a lot of things throughout the day. so it's nice that clorox disinfecting products

frank hall a hero tonight. he was monitoring the cafeteria. he chased the shooter out saving lives. paul cowen has been following the story "outfront" tonight. paul, let's start off, we're learning more about the shooter, you just heard new details from teresa hunt a couple of moments ago. his gun though, we don't know anything about that yet. it's in atf control. what do you think we may find out? how dift is it to get a handgun in ohio? >> this is one of the first questions people will be asking. how does a high school kid get a gun to use on fellow students? i was looking at ohio gun laws this afternoon. it's very easy to get a gun in ohio. you don't need a permit or license to buy a gun in ohio. it's different though to carry a gun. you do need a concealed weapon permit and if you're selling a handgun to somebody under the age of 21, which obviously is the situation we have here, that is illegal and is a crime in ohio, but i did know one exception. you can sell to somebody under 21 if he's using the gun for hunting, educational or sporting purposes. >> interesting there, that he talk

frank somerville. romney is celebrating a win after he easily beat gingrich. romney finished with 46% of the vote. gingrich came in second with 32%. rick santorum and ron paul finished third and fourth. it is the biggest win yet. we go to tampa with more on today's outcome and what comes next. good evening tory. >> reporter: florida is win it take all so romney is leaving with a lot of momentum going forward. >> thank you tonight for this victory. >> reporter: for mitt romney it's win number two. a new more aggressive candidate emerges. >> mr. president you were elected to leave, you chose to follow, now it's time for you to get out of the way. >> reporter: an influx of tv adses were the momentum that mitt romney needed to win the prize. >> florida, you're the best. >> a competitive primary does not divide us it prepares us, and we will win. >> reporter: last night was rough for newt gingrich but he says he's still going all the way. >> it is now clear that this will be a two person race between the conservative leader newt gingrich, and the massachusetts moderate. we are going to contest every place and we are going to win and we will be in tampa as the no

frank somerville. romney is celebrating a win after he easily beat gingrich. romney finished with 46% of the vote. gingrich came in second with 32%. rick santorum and ron paul finished third and fourth. it is the biggest win yet. we go to tampa with more on today's outcome and what comes next. good evening tory. >> reporter: florida is win it take all so romney is leaving with a lot of momentum going forward. >> thank you tonight for this victory. >> reporter: for mitt romney it's win number two. a new more aggressive candidate emerges. >> mr. president you were elected to leave, you chose to follow, now it's time for you to get out of the way. >> reporter: an influx of tv adses were the momentum that mitt romney needed to win the prize. >> florida, you're the best. >> a competitive primary does not divide us it prepares us, and we will win. >> reporter: last night was rough for newt gingrich but he says he's still going all the way. >> it is now clear that this will be a two person race between the conservative leader newt gingrich, and the massachusetts moderate. we are going to contest every place and we are going to win and we will be in tampa as the no

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we eliminated dodd-frank, overturned it, there would be all sorts of lending would loosen up credit would be freer. but that doesn't help the people on the ground here now. ron paul wants to offer various tax incentives but it's sort of let the free market -- let the free market solve it. and famously romney said last fall when he was here in nevada that foreclosews should run their course. many people find that to be very callous. >> right. so obviously the president made some comments yesterday and put out a proposal regarding foreclosure. he is doing something at least to try to help that issue. does that resonate at all? >> that resonates somewhat but nevada's situation is so intention. >> yeah. >> the people here, his proposal would give people maybe 3ed,$000 over the courts of a year but when your home is at 50% of its value and you have lost your job, remember, unemployment here is the highest in the country. it's 13%. >> yeah. >> the foreclosure rate is do you believed? >> let me ask you, you mentioned all of the talk has been about donald trump. does that have any impact on people's opinion in this race? does that endorsement mean anything? >> well, here

without further adieu, join me in welcoming lori andrews, steph fran frank, kashmir hill, and christopher wink. >> thank you everybody. paul -- it turns out lapel mics are staff to put on people without lapels but we're here. as stephan put is, 225 years ago the constitution was written near philadelphia and in subsequent years the foundation of our democracy, the communication patterns and issues of privacy were developed, and 225 years later new communication forms are developing new standards. so as see fan said we have a great panel and i want to jump into it with lori by telling us why the social web is a constitutional issue. >> the founding fathers would have loved facebook, twitter and google. they were techies. there was a clause in the constitution, the patent clause to encourage innovation but they were concerned about privacy, the fourth amendments, preventing cops from going in and finding a letter in a drawer in our house. and everything private about us is in the cloud, it's not the drawer in our house, and we have figure out ways to protect thing wes care about, right to free speech, fair trial, and soing f

ron paul is going to be more competitive in some of these states where there are caucuses. he does well there. in a place like nevada which is coming up saturday, frankthis is really interesting place to look at because you have a large hispanic latino population. you have a state which is, you know, in parts of the state is associated with what we call, you know, a sin city sort of morality about prostitution, gambling, things like that. but it's also a state that was settled in many parts by mormons. so the religious aspects of this which hinder romney's chances in the south don't play in a place like nevada. the immigration issues, the gop candidates like to talk about in other places, don't play in a place like nevada where you have a large working population that's latino hispanic don't like that because it's code for being against latinos and hispanics and this is also a state that's under water on the housing issues because of all the investment [ indiscernible ] retirement population seeing their savings go away. the republicans can use nevada as a great place to test alternative messages in ways they couldn't do in the south. it will be inte

paul, what about fundamentally? do you like jpmorgan chase at these levels? >> love jpmorgan chase at these levels, one of our favorite names. we think the thing holding this back is vocal roll on the dodd frankule. i think when that is accepted, it will take off. >> do you think chart-wise, the financials, strong this year, among the leadership will continue to lead this market higher? >> they are the one group that hasn't had as much appreciation as compared to others the last 12 months, plenty of headroom, lots to go. >> very good. gentlemen, paul, good to see you, let you play with this again next time you come around, if you are real good. maria? >> bill, thank you so much. >>> we have got 30 minutes before the closeling bell on wall street. the dow jones up 23 points on the session. up next, joined by the boss here at the nyse euro next, duncan niederauer, talking about declininging volume, volcker rule. don't miss this exclusive interview next on the closing bell. stay with us. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 checking the charts. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 looking for support, tdd# 1-800-345-2550 resistance, breakouts, tdd# 1-800-345-2550 a few other tricks that i'll keep to myself. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 t

paul supporter. you are on. go ahead. are you there? your comments please. matt, i am going to move on. frank is from ohio.ou are on. >> i am a world war ii veteran. i have noticed that newt gingrich and rick santorum are bragging about how they went along with clinton revaluing the welfare system. they did not be a body with the system. -- did not we evaluate the system. they took all those people and it put them in the va system. now when i go for any treatment, they rip off social security for years. they are doing it with medicare. that is the reason why they are complaining about medicare going broke. you can thank gingrich and santorum for what happened on that situation when they crossed the aisle to vote with the kennedys. >> thank you for your call. we are running out of time here. on voting records, the records in washington, newt gingrich and rick santorum. >> it has been one of romney's big themes, these are guys who are washington insiders. romney's line is he has never worked a day in washington. he stayed here to make his living in washington. gingrich did the same thing. that should be an e

lecture from ron paul in which the would-be president, presidential candidate, bringing an ounce of silver to his lectern. maxine waters only a few friends on the panel so far, barney frankket reaction? is it because the threat of that independence means they are less likely to be able to move in some sort of easing way later in the year? >> i'm not sure how much the market realizes that or not. i hope they do. i think that is one -- the most critical issues going forward. i also think the reality of gatt prices being a real threat to the recovery is important and that the fed isn't sort of kumbaya, isn't this great, we see problems, it's a reality check to better news that the market's been wanting to rally off of in recent weeks. that's true as well. also i never thought i'd quote rodney danger field but look at chairman bernanke and saying he's getting no respect. he's doing better than usual on the hill but let's face it, during the political year and what he's had to go through, given what he did to save the foundations of capitalism when it could have been lost is really hard. i don't know how he does it. he does it with levity. saying good to see you, too, ron pau

frank. by the time president obama lands in chicago, we will have-- we will have repudiated at least 40% of his government on opening day. >> and should mention congressman ron paul's up in maine and that caucus there in maine and a the lot of people think it could be his first primary victory up there as we get results. >> all eyes on rick santorum after did he well in the previous three caucuses and so, he is actually going after mitt romney, comparing him to president obama. >> who has supported the stepchild of obamacare, the person in massachusetts who built the largest government-run health care system in the united states. someone who would simply give that issue away in the fall. give the issue away of government control of your health. >> dave: of course, that will be tough for rick santorum down the line. and supported governor romney in '08, calling him that did stand up for conservative principles. a big week for santorum, raised 3 million dollar after the three-state sweep and leads in a poll in tennessee where newt gingrich thought he would make his stand in south, super tuesday. >> clayton: and byron york, the cpac is conflicted over mitt romney's