he's written a book and has been advising younger inmates on the unit like paul greene. but now greene has been transferred to state prison to serve time for an escape conviction. >> before he left off the pod he came to my door and knocked. and i spoke with him. basically gave him some words of wisdom. something to go off and think about on his journey. he a bright guy. so i that's why i had a camaraderie with him. you still young buddy. you got your whole life ahead of you. you can do anything you want to. you can be anything you want to be. he gone, that lessened the individuals i communicate with. >> now that list even got shorter. he recently read the court newspaper and found out information about one of his fellow inmates in administrative segregation. >> fred, he killed a little baby,man. i found out he killed an infant. when i found out about that. we can no longer be associates man. because what type of man would i be to associate myself with a [ bleep ] like that. >> these are charges. nothing has been proven. but i mean hinkston has his opinions and he sticks

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lauren green and paul, and robby. let me start with you.uch emotion, but i, i actually thought this woman came off as so healthy and think how clever she was to put her name in the book to have time with her dad. that was resourceful. and she doesn't seem to feel bitter. she really was together when she had to childhood memory and sharing it like breathing. that was her reality and what went on in the home. >> there doesn't seem to be animosity. and it was clever to put her name in the the book. i want time with you, dad. >> and she had so many years to work through that. >> that is the therapist. >> a child having to compete with the inan mate other are object is horrible. >> by whose standards are you not good enough. >> i didn't want anyway. >> that was i never good enough to play for it. >> it was a jealousy. i think perhaps the cello was the other woman. >> it sounds like it was an extension of his voice and everything that he was all about. and for some reason his daughter didn't have a need to be a part of that. >> she didn't have a

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taylor green 19. paul and amber ahead to thompson. stanford the winner 73-60.s not a matter of if, but when the warriors will win their first division title in 39 years. 11 games up on the clippers with 14 to play. hosting utah last night. klay thompson from jesse holly. baseline for the dunk. if it isn't a hard shot for steph curry, he really has no interest. look at the degree of difficulty on the reverse. scale of 1 to 10, that would be a 10. this would be 11. this is the pedestrian 9. not bad. 24 in the game for steph. third quarter andrew bogut to harrison barnes. win number 56 for gold sit. 106-91, the final at oracle. >>> why we do not live in montreal. cold and snowing. sharks need a win over the canadiens. past the stick of braun. thomas. sharks six points back with ten games remaining. congratulations go out to the women's swim team at cal. they are national champions. the program's fourth national title. with a look at the morning sports i'm collin resch. have a great day everyone. >> up next, a rare at any time for disney fans. how much it will cost

paul duluth, green bay, madison, even milwaukee looking at three, four, five, maybe six inches of snow chicago fine line, a coating to an inch. northern suburbs could see an inch and a half to two inches. later on tuesday afternoon, snow quickly goes to sleet. freezing rain in philadelphia, new york city and later in to the evening heading in to boston, storm totals generally light around an inch or two. t.j. and reena, back to you. >> thank you, justin. >>> turning to new allegations against hillary clinton accused of exclusively using a personal e-mail account to conduct government business when she was secretary of state. "new york times" reports aides to the potential presidential candidate took no action to have her e-mails preserved, possibly violating federal rules. clinton recently turned over more than 50,000 pages of e-mails at the request of the state department but reportedly not all of them. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu addresses a full session of congress today. the controversial invitation came from house republicans who did not consult with the white ho

gathered outside of his mansion in green witchwich, connecticut, accusing him of being an extreme right wing billionaire. >> robert, thank you for that report on an old friend, paul tudor jones. doesn't return my calls anymore though. >> he's too busy giving t.e.d. talks. we have reaction from kevin o'leary. first, kevin what are your thoughts on this? obviously just the latest in a number of billionaire that is have been warning about the wealth gap in this country. >> well it's a great philosophical debate but the core issue is the dna of a corporation is the basis upon how we build our capital society is not to solve society's problems. it's so solve customers' problems and provide returns to its shareholders. whenever you try to contort the

here to help hash it out, matt mccall, paul schatz, scotty nell hughes, looking green, you and nicoleot the memo. and chris -- [inaudible] fabian wealth management. can we put some act pronames or something -- >> say whatever you want, charles. whatever makes it easier for you. charles: have you ever seen paul's official title? i'm just joking. let's dig into the first real, real deal. let's talk to markets right now first because, i don't know, is there any rhyme or reason of this? i actually didn't think it was a bad session, particularly nasdaq which climbed off the canvas, matt. >> we bought in this morning into the qs -- charles: what are the qs? >> basically the triple qs, about 17% of that etf is going to be in apple. so it's, basically -- charles: so you're buying the quality names on the nasdaq, primarily the tech names. >> the intels of the world, qualcomms, all in the top holdings. but i believe nasdaq will hit a new all-time high. the action was very good in the tech sector as a whole, obviously led by apple. i liked the way we bounced off the lows. i love the action. char

he told us he was just doing his job when he pulled over assemblyman paul moriarty for illegally changing lanes at green tree road in the summer of 2012. and that traffic stop all caught on police dash cam video, turned into a dui charge for moriarty. those dui charges were later dropped, but the jury saw the video several times and a number of police officers testified against dibuonaventura during the course of the trial, which began on february 4th. officer debon chen structureibuonaventura and his attorney told me they thought the case was tainted from the beginning. dibuonaventura told us he waved and thanked the jury as he left the courtroom and he said he loved being a police officer and he will pursue doing that again in the very near future. ultimately he faced anywhere from 10 months to some 70 years behind bars. we just talked to him a couple of minutes ago. he was here with his family we're working on turning some of that sound around for you. you'll hear what he has to say coulding ing coming up at 11:30. cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> four people were killed and three others hurt in a multi

green screen. chewbacca hopes he has another scar to match his crooked smile. hi, paul. >> reporter: good morning, carol. clearly harrison ford his plane in trouble, is searching for somewhere soft to land and he sees green and he puts his plane down on this golf course right behind me. >> oh, no. oh no. >> reporter: this cell phone video capturing moments just before a two-seat plane piloted by actor harrison ford crash lands on a golf course in california. ford had just taken off from santa monica airport when the world war ii vintage plane experienced a problem. the actor instantly calling for help. >> 53178 engine failure, request immediate return. >> ryan 178 run cleared. >> reporter: he attempted to land back at the airport but fell short crash landing on a course steps away from a residential neighborhood. >> having problems and then he turned around when he was right by the house the engine cut out and then he turned around. >> reporter: ford was pulled from the plane by doctors who happened to be playing golf on the course. first responders say ford was conscio

you should read "the thin green line, the money secrets of the super wealthy." welcome, paul.for your money. are you talking about literal buckets that you put the money? >> all over your house. buckets in your head. this is mental accounting. a lot of us do this. intuitively we don't know we're doing it. x amount of dollars for mortgage, x amount of dollars for food x amount of money for money. it increases your chance of not having one of those buckets go dry. >> one thing we're spending more money on as parents is our children's education. where the best highest estest yield places to invest that money? >> you have young kids like i do, i have great news. if you have older kids, i have horrible news. if you can spend massively on your kids spend it between the ages of 3 and 8. all of those nursery school obsessive parents on the upper east side they're doing the right thing for the wrong reason. i'm not saying if your kid is in high school it is too late but many parents wait until too long. may they get all confused and send them to a halfway decent school that costs a lot

like you have with all this language, plus these 50 words -- otherwise we are giving a green light to that increase. paul ryan, we share county in wisconsin. i can exactly what the secret is. you will have a 25% tax rate. it will meet tax increases for hard-working americans. this amendment to tax those folks on that. with that, mr. chairman, i would be glad to yield the time back. chairman: the gentleman from georgia is recognized in opposition for seven minutes. representative: i think the chairman. chairman: i appreciate the gentleman yielding. i'm just going to mention that the reason there is no numbers and there is that we exit hold up hope that democrats will join us in progrowth tax reform. paul ryan has been working on that. we actually think that there is a possibility that you are going to jump on board and help us with reform this year. i yield back. representative: i think the chairman -- thank the chairman for his faith and his optimism. this language is not specific about what tax reform looks like. if you are a fair tax supporter it is important. with folks have a conversation about what

paul nearby. you can check out the detours in place by heading to the "nbc 10 news" app. >>> another st. patrick's day tradition. the chicago river is now greenre than 50 years the city has dyed the river in bright green. people on boats dump a powder i orange powder that instantly turns into green. it's environmentally friendly. it's happening as opposed to yesterday, michelle because we had all that rain. that's good news right? >> we had the rain in place. it was just damp from morning until night and actually we saw dry conditions. we're looking at dry conditions right now. mostly cloudy skies. actually it's going to be a wind withee day. that's our big headline. winds gusting near 40 miles an hour and that should dry things out. mild on monday. we're going to see temperatures rising. a nice start to the workweek. lots of sunshine. we're going to see low winds, really nice temperatures on monday. tuesday, not a bad day overall, but we're looking at the chance for early rain before we see partly sunny skies. right now, 44 in philadelphia. winding out of the west at 13 miles an hour. whp whims, we're seeing a windchill this morning with the

paul ver cammen. >> michaela harrison ford trying to get back to the airport. he sees greend he sticks the landing. this cell phone video capturing moments before a two-seat plane piloted by actor harrison ford crash-lands on a golf course in california. ford had just taken off from santa monica airport when the world war ii vintage plane experienced a problem. the actor calling for help. >> engine failure, immediate return. >> 178 cleared to land. >> the hollywood legend and experienced pilot clipping a tree top as the single-engine plane attempted to land back at the airport. but fell short, crash-landing on a course just steps away from a residential neighborhood. >> having problems and then he turned round so when he was right by the house, the engine cut out. and then he turned round. >> ford was pulled from the plane by doctors who happened to be playing golf on the course. first responders say ford was conscious, and is lucky to be alive. ford's son tweeting dad is okay. battered but okay. he's every bit the man would you think he is he's an incredibly strong man. >>

paul juergen son to kevin larson for the slam. watch this one-handed pass again. engineering son. colonials up big. they continue to roll. the freshmen starting to take over. he had the green light all day long. he was 7 for 10 from three-point range. 21 points for the freshman. g.w. they go on to beat u mass 87-65. >> the women's semifinals of the tournament. george washington there the top seed taking on fordham today. first half. we're tied 19-19. the colonials coming up with the block. miller the easy layup there. g.w. is up two. in the second half more from the colonials. jones showing off the range here. g.w. wins 72-60. they are in the a10 championship game that will take place tomorrow. >>> also tonight at 7:00 the maryland women they will face northwestern in the semifinals of the big ten tournament. let's move on to the ice. time starting to wind down on the regular season. the capitals trying to improve their playoff seating. the must win game tonight against a very bad buffalo team. alex ovechkin remains a game time decision. let's talk a little baseball now. for that we go down to vieira florida, and nats and cardinals. jason worth still recovering from should

paul. you can check out the detours by going to the "nbc 10 news" app. >>> another st. patrick's day tradition. the chicago river is now greenyears the chicago river has been dyed bright green in honor of st. patrick's day. people on boats end up dumping an orange powder into the river that instantly turns green when it hits the water. they say it's environmentally friendly. >>> all right. we had a lot of green on radar yesterday. lots of rain yesterday, but today we are dry. waking up to mostly cloudy skies. we're looking at temperatures relatively mild and we'll be near normal later on this afternoon. and by monday we're going to be way above normal. weather headlines. whipping winds. we're going to see the winds gusting 35 to 45 miles an hour into the afternoon hours. mild on monday. highs near 60 degrees with bright sunshine on monday and rain early on tuesday before we clear this out to partly sunny skies. right now, 44. winds at 10 miles an hour. we're seeing temperatures anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees warmer at this time. feels like the 30s. 35 is what it feels leak in allentown. windchill in philadelphia is 39 degrees

republicans, democrats and the president later in the year could reach green-beckham on another budget deal similar to the one put together by paul ryan and patty murray which would actually raise the caps for defense and non-defense. and you would have to pass a law to do that. >> in a best case scenario, the house and senate finish their work on their budget resolutions by the end of the coming week. what is the deadline to get a final version out of congress? >> well, the deadline is april 15 for the house and the senate to agree on a common budget resolution, and they are shooting to meet that deadline, but they dope have to because there is no penalty for not meeting the deadline. they could pass it after the deadline as well. >> paul krawzak covers the budget for kg.com. thanks for the update. >> thank you. >> the republican national lawyers storks hosted its only policy conference yesterday in washington, d.c. members of congress were a part of the event, including scunebrukes. we will bring you her remarks nems policied by rob portman and bob corker. >> the republican national lawyers association held a policy conference

paul, i'll give you the last one. >> i've been reading a lot about the military use of biofuels like algae to power everything from aircraft to this green fleet that the navy keeps talking about. bring us up to date on that and how close are those things to becoming operational? >> so that's a place where i think the armed services and particular the navy see substantial promise. a lot of the work that is going into that area right now is in the r&d space, and so both in the services and the defense department but also at usda and d.o.e. investing in applied research to better understand the potential and also the mission impacts of relying on these types of fuels. so i think our view on that is that there's real promise and real opportunity. it's going to require us to maintain a consistent program of r&d investment, but i think that we still see it as an area of real promise going forward. >> when will the navy and air force be able to wean themselves off these conventional fossil fuels that we've been hearing about for quite some time. >> i can't tell you with precision, but. i can tell you that the -- that the opportunities are incr

gathered outside of his mansion in green witchwich, connecticut, accusing him of being an extreme right wing billionaire. >> robert, thank you for that report on an old friend, paulrn my calls anymore though. >> he's too busy giving t.e.d. talks. we have reaction from kevin o'leary. first, kevin what are your thoughts on this? obviously just the latest in a number of billionaire that is have been warning about the wealth gap in this country. >> well it's a great philosophical debate but the core issue is the dna of a corporation is the basis upon how we build our capital society is not to solve society's problems. it's so solve customers' problems and provide returns to its shareholders. whenever you try to contort the mandate toward solving society's problems is when things break down. let's look at countries where they have tried to do this over extended decades. cuba, venezuela, north korea. the man dates aredates are for companies to return to society. our form of capitalism will always have a 1%. that's statistically a fact but we keep forgetting over and over again and i'm here to remind us all that that 1% creates so much wealth for everybody, hundreds of

. >> tara paul great to see you guys thanks so much for coming in to talk about this. >> he hit it out of the park with this is how "green>> this is one big story this morning, but a lot of news, so let's get to it. >> the horrible reality in the french alps. >> the passengers on board would have had no idea no clue what was coming. >> such a terrible and sudden loss. >> did israel spy on its allies' negotiations with iran? that's absurd and absurd notion that congress would have to rely on any foreign government to gain insight into the nuclear negotiations with iran. >> i'm not sure what the information was. but i'm baffled by it. >>> it's video the secret service did not want to share. >> this is bigger than the secret service. this is about the security of the most powerful person in the world. >>> angelina jolie has undergone another major preventive surgery. >> it could be the most important thing that a woman ever does in her entire life. in order to preserve her life. >>> this is "new day," with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> good morning, everyone welcome back to your "new day." up first,

paul vercammen in vn venice california. >> harrison ford is trying to get himself back to the airport, he's scrambling but there are homes all around here he finds a soft place to land between a putting greenh no oh no. >> this cell phone video capturing moments before a two-seat plane piloted by actor harrison ford crash-lands on a golf course in california. ford had just taken off from santa monica airport when the world war ii-vintage plane experienced a problem, the actor instantly calling for help. >> 53178 engine failure. immediate return. >> 178 runway 21 clear to land. >> the hollywood legend clipping a tree top as the single-engine plane attempted to land back at the airport. but fell short, crash-landing on a course just steps away from a residential neighborhood. >> i heard it having problems and then he turned round. when he was right by the house, the engine cut out. and then he turned round. >> ford was pulled from the plane by doctors who happened to be playing golf on the course. first responders say ford was conscious and is lucky to be alive. ford's son tweeting dad is okay battered but okay. he's every bit the man you would think he is he's an incredibly strong man. and

green for working again across the aisle from day one. we wouldn't be standing here together if we hadn't started together. big thanks to the folks of the staff. paulnd noel. finally i want to thank my friends in the wavepls committee and our -- ways and means committee and our leadership on both sides from john boehner and kevin mccarthy to nancy pelosi and steny hoyer. we are together getting this done. this is a long time coming. most of us came to congress to fight for our nation's kids. seniors and their -- kids seniors and their families. today's vote is a defining moment for this congress and for medicare. those who vote no are not only voting against seniors, but against the future of the critical safety net. that's why we all need to vote yes. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas, mr. brady and the gentleman from michigan, mr. levin, will each control 15 minutes. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. brady: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise on behalf of chairman paul ryan, chairman of the ways and means committee