s is why paul michael must be at graceland is and what the people rise to all be at work as directed the speeches by the spin off of these identities that they are paid to all the time eragon is active and ate some ice is awful. oh well it all. i'm at a time full time to fly it but there was two feet. will bill hoffman to you. it was. though. no no be sure. it would be. all will be easy. if he did. what a difference in lighting. by the it will happen. it was noted. all that. i have. we aren't even mine. he added it is. all up. so here are a lot of use it for use in your live on that too and it might be different from what i've mrs hunt sent any justice to a generation transportation minister another mile east of the race they're talking about this fifth day of what they call an unprecedented search for that missing malaysian airlines plane that some of the numbers are incredible forty two ships thirty nine aircraft twelve countries now on board including india japan and renee and get the authorities are still getting much criticism from the media about what they've called inconsisten

aaron paul, michael keaton and a bunch of high octane muscle cars.ame kind of success of the fast and furious franchise, which young people tell me -- i haven't seen a single one of them. they love -- >> i've seen one or two. there has been like ten. >> expected to finish first with 22 million bucks. >> pam is the one greg wants to marry. >> i love you. >> but before he can pop the question, he'll have to meet tv. >> hi, daddy. >> the parents. >> that iconic voice from thousands of movie trailers, hal douglas, died at the age of 89. douglas narrated trailer for films like philadelphia, forest gump and con air. >>> thursday on ellen, george lopez opened up about his canadian casino arrest. >> i was a bit intoxicated. >> yes. >> in canada. >> uh-huh . >> and the authorities are much politer in canada, you know, sir, wake up. sir, you're under arrest. very polite. and they told me, they said, sir, this behavior cannot continue. and if it does continue, we would be honored if you would be mayor of toronto. >> there are advantages. you get arrested and yo

we have all-star line up, steve forbes, ron paul, michael cox and stuart varney just to name a few all here to take us through the fed hour. we want to see what is happening with the market right now. strong day for markets. we're seeing lots of green on the screen. take a look at that. mark newton down at the new york stock exchange with more on this one. mark, pretty strong rally out there. what do you think? >> definitely seeing some follow-through. that is encouraging. health care, technology, even energy participating which is real rarity these days. melissa: is it temporary given we have this meeting tomorrow? >> i don't think so. people put way too much stock in terms of fed meeting the way the stocks go in the short run. nobody expects anything different with the tapering. more forward guidance. melissa: if she changes her language on forward guidance will that have an impact on the market? >> people agree nan newsily you need a bunch of factors to look at not just one thing. to go from quantitative to qualitative makes a lot sense. if they learn anything about the administrati

. >> reporter: michael paul is a space systems engineer. and he's overseeing 80 students. to build a craft that can withstand huge temperature differentials while also being able to land and travel. they then have to build rockets for cryogenic bipropellant engines fueled with both liquid oxygen and ethanol. >> but that's not the hardest part. >> the hardest part is to get the rocket engines to work well with the control systems so that together they land the spacecraft carefully on the moon. >> reporter: whoever completes the task first wins $30 million. it's a huge sum of money from google. but it's not what's motivating gretchen. >> what's motivating me is we're making history. this is going to go down as the first students ever to be on the moon, and it's going to be awesome. >> going to be awesome, especially if they can get there first. and paul says if anyone wants to get involved they can go to lunarlion.psu.edu. that's it from here, alisyn. back to you. >> and he zbl very cool stuff. >> the nation's first curved coin is about to go in print at the mint. >> what wo

meanwhile german chancellor michael mccullough polish prime minister paul scholes said eu leaders are keen to sign an association agreement with ukraine michael's that europe would impose tougher sanctions on russia next week. if there is no sign in the backs few days but moscow is willing to seek a diplomatic solution for ukraine preparations are underway in crime and the sunday's referendum on joining the show with the ratio couple of promising it will follow stringent election practicals. that means nothing to those who oppose the poll which is disputed by ukraine and the west is unconstitutional but it sounds like luke has any support among ethnic russian speakers and make it look what you've put so that you know i really had to join russia because they're tired of waiting for a better life that i've been facing is being carried on as the ones running around from job to job to get some money but looking at the six months doing the tourist season and has nothing. the campaign with the slogan together was in russia has the backing of most at this ukrainian presidential candidate sai

meanwhile german chancellor michael mccullough polish prime minister paul scholes said eu leaders are keen to sign and association agreement with ukraine michael's that europe would impose tougher sanctions on russia next week. if there is no sign in the backs few days but moscow is willing to seek a diplomatic solution for ukraine. when knowing the scene felt when joining us now from safe from falling in crimea is our correspondent says joe count on a trip to describe for us to stay a few days before the referendum then edit reading too much. notice the random i've done is the proof is that there's also this sunday's referendum is largely expected that everyone is waiting on a historical decision and it's due to the crimea from ukraine. it's impossible to speculate about the political future but the result of the referendum as i've said it is not she expected the pill when o'donnell to keep us going. doc appts. it cannot continue what we've seen since we arrived from kiev point rain because she knows when to get the suspended. earlier i was going through security controls the pool su

michael isikoff. he was at today's hearing. and former prosecutor paul butler. or being here. >> great to be here. >> good to be with you. >> michael, bridget kelly and bill stepien are really fighting tooth and nail to withhold these documents, aren't they? >> they are. and we had three hours of argument during this court hearing today, which actually turned into quite an intense and at times fascinating discussion about the contours of the fifth amendment. this was not by any means a slam-dunk for the committee. in fact, the judge made it clear at the end that she -- that the issues raised here are very serious constitutional ones, and she is going to take her time to make a ruling. and, look, the basics are, though, that reid schar, the counsel for the special committee said that bridget kelly is essential to this investigation, finding out what was behind that e-mail is -- the committee cannot do its job without getting her e-mails, text messages documents that might explain that. on the other hand, her defense lawyers argued -- her lawyer and stepien's defen

michael pepper, theology professor at fordham university. the reverend julie johnson staples, the reverend sam mu elcruz, professor of church and society and lutheran minister and the reverend paultart with you. >> a year ago we were sitting here and we had this first jesuit pope. he activated the imagination, to see god in all things and all people. set hearts on fire. but on this very issue you're bringing up it's true that faithful catholics have been disappointed and especially with that most recent interview. we go back to the establishment of the commission on the protection of minors and we think, look, he's centralizing power in a good way, right? he's centralizing power to look at every issue involving laypeople, every issue that under girded the sexual crews sis. it seems that new policy isn't needed it's enforcement of existing policies. there's already zero tolerance. there are examples in kansas city u.s. bishop robert finn is still a standing bishop even though convicted of protecting a child important nothing gra 49er. to a standing bishop, we look at the jesuit inspired spirituality, we say, yes, yes, yes, right. then we look at action and we're saying, we're wai

with nothing but wigs and nurse dresses and shoes. >> reporter: at the time that paul fronczak was stolen from the michaelal the police put out a sketch. >> yes. >> reporter: do you -- do you think that's your mother? >> except for the nose. but she could do anything with her face or her hair. >> reporter: in the 1970s, when linda taylor was put on trial for welfare fraud, she actually came under investigation for stealing the fronczak baby. from one newspaper account, quote, "one of her ex-husbands told agents that miss taylor appeared on day in the mid-1960s with a newborn baby although she had not been pregnant." >> that would not surprise me. >> reporter: isaiah gant was linda taylor's lawyer at the time and told "20/20" she never admitted anything but he wouldn't put it past her to snatch a baby. >> the woman was just a c chameleon. she could be anything. so i couldn't rule out the possibility that she could be involved in something like that. >> reporter: her son johnnie says he was already in trouble with the law then, and never volunteered what he says he knew about the fronczak baby, until he tal

tune in tomorrow for a power panel on the big that meeting, steve forbes, ron paul, reserve share, federal reserve dallas' michael cox and the one and only stuart varney. will be a fed frenzy tomorrow at 2:00 p.m.. countdown starts right now. liz: as housing goes so goes the economy. new-home construction data may suggest housing might be taking off the winter blues. are we seeing a rebound? who better to ask then the chairman and ceo of home builders, a fox business exclusive. apple's new iphone 6 may be the mother lode of all upgrades according to apple but will it be the game changes the company needs? apple under tim cook generates big profits but the author of a new book says it is a less conducing company without steve jobs. the author of haunted empire , apple after steve jobs, with us live. supercars and spies. if you ever wanted to own a chunk of james bond history now is your chance. a fleet of famous bond cars and even a both are up for auction in miami. and how you can cruise around just like 007. "countdown to the closing bell," shaken but not stirred, starts right now. liz: roger more, sorry, he was

. >> reporter: at the time that paul fronczak was stolen from the michael reese hospital, the policetch. >> yes. >> reporter: do you think that's your mother? >> except for the nose, but she could do anything with her face or her hair. >> reporter: in the 1970s when linda taylor was put on trial for welfare fraud -- >> miss taylor, can we talk to you for a moment? >> reporter: -- she actually came under investigation for stealing the fronczak baby. from one newspaper account, one of her ex-husbands told agents that miss taylor appeared one day in the mid-1960s with a newborn baby, although she had not been pregnant. >> so fascinating, and i know barbara walters spent a lot of time covering this case, as well. such a mystery. >> and the story is not over. tune in to "20/20" saturday night at 10:00, 9:00 central right here on abc for much more on this fascinating story. >>> and coming up on "good morning america," the kitten who is still learning her table manners. the unusual way she loves to chow down. up next in "pop news." chalky... not chalky. temporary... 24 hour. lots of tablets

getting to the bottom of the list, richard magoo and jacob davis and michael madox who i know came up earlier and mary mcchoir and paul good fader and sharm a and jeffrey rosne and bary corn gold. >> the taxi cab is in the big cities and moved to restore that and it has been kind and for the last few months 4,000 cab drivers with angry face. and angry find, this is not a joke. so, if you have to restore that and i have a slogan since 1998, that you can have 20 different color schemes but it is going to be just under one umbrella. and the taxi cabs. and so the taxi cabs that we have issued are more, issue for the gay marriage before the proposition 13 because they thought that it was the right thing to do and so taxing those other people is 25 percent each fare they pick up from tomorrow. >> thank you very much, sir. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> my name is constantine. >> did i call your name? >> i asked you to repeat, but..

paul harris were devastated, as well. >> it's like one one hurts, we all hurt. everybody loves michael. and they know he loved his dog more than anything. >> reporter: now the search is on. they were caught on surveillance tape. police believe they are connected to the car theft and are calling them perps of interest. >> i would like to know what kind of people they are that they could torture abanimal like that. >> reporter: police say beyond charges of auto theft, charges of animal cruelty can be brought. george kiriyama, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, george. >>> a judge is allowing the city of sunnyvale to -- he cited an nra report that found americans who use their firearms for self-defense fired an average of just two shots and an nra lawyer says he'll ask the court of appeals for an emergency stay on the ruling. 66% of voters approved the ban last november. >>> facebook is tightening its policies on illegal gun sales. it will delete posts from users selling guns without background checks or selling a gun believed to be illegal. the move will apply to insta gram also. >>> a stark l

kind of institutions we should be looking at thank you so much, michael steele. >> you got it. >>> one of the big challenges that both pauln and president obama's budget seeks to address is this issue of the working poor. the people who are struggling to find jobs, have jobs but they are still slipping into the icy waters of poverty every day p.m. later this week, we are going to look past the politics we just talked about and talk directly to those affected by the policies. we interviewed from the new york's working homeless to get their perspective on this debate. >> what do you say to people who say this is about bad work ethics or about laziness? >> i have been working ever since i was 18 years old. i have worked two jobs. many times. i have never been in had situation before. it is nothing i was looking forward to. nothing that i thought would ever happen to me. >> very different side of the debate. stay with our call to action this week on surprising insights of people behind the story. don't forget our call to action this week, we want you to call your local city hall and ask how many emergency shelter beds they ha

other recent of them retired nypd deputy inspector paul mccormick receive the prestigious this for skeletal art. make that until completely from michael ring minister of transport tourism and sport. almost all her with extraordinary efforts in bringing wonderful gallery and attempts to kill them. i'm going a goal and two dollars and thirteen. his dollar debt was selected from over six dollars and he brought the nyt did get a foothold in the park for the worst kind. grease a specialty in croke park for forty four local children from the band either g eight will hold. he also released a special government are that much in the park and publicly just to get us to coach the ultimate all stars joined forces with the nypd team in a march against the prairies to the age of eight sixteen poses the people toward our weekend. the goal of new york night. afterwards in jack's ok old olive tree. all proceeds will be again. went to support the principle that are tending to hospital. it was a very proud moment that was it. very special when we took the team opted on the call. you know you'll think about when to put work into it at that time what to g

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also want to take at about opportunity to welcome michael i sees others down through people we count on when we need to get things done and thank you paul for putting this together. anytime you've done anything it will get done well. as the president of the treasure island as the childcare i think last year something happened when supervisor avalos and his fellow commissioners nominated tilly chang to be the director of the transportation agency. i think before all the discussions in the city as to what's going to be the next focus and who's going to help us put things together. tilly was brought in and it was a great decision. we had the picture of the transportation of the region and it's not only to platoon within the city of san francisco you have to look at the boundary and getting in and out of treasure island is the keying key to the overall development and the transportation planning is an economic engine so bringing the team in place what we were looking for to top that mayor ed lee brought mr. bob beck. and for us one of the challenges this year is for us to make all the critical milestones. in order for us to begin the develo

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aftermath of the shooting including an internal review led by secretary of defense, michael vickers, and an outside review led by paul stockton, with us today, and retired admiral gary coleson. secretary may bis joining me here this morning directed the department of the navy to conduct its own reviews of security standards, which complimented our work. i appreciate the hard work and thorough analysis in all efforts by all these people. the reviews identified troubling gaps in dod's.com to ddod's eighty -- ability to detect and respond to someone working for us, decides to inflict harm on this institution and its people. to close the gaps, we take the following actions recommended by the reviewsment first, dod will imprelim a continuous program of personnel with access to dod's facilities or classified information,ing inning dod's contractors, military, and civilian personnel. while individuals of security clearances undergo periodic reinvestigations, i am directing the department to establish automated reviews of cleared personnel that will continuously pull information from law enforcement and other relevant data b

and rand paul is opposed to all of the above, except for his concern about libertarianism and stopping the nsa. michael tomasky is a special correspondent for the daily beast, and michael steele is an msnbc political analyst and former chair of the republican national committee. you can talk about how big this tent can be. i think the guy's got -- somebody said his kentucky accent has kind of a stoner quality. >> right. >> and just sort of the vague, casual way he talks, almost lazy way he talks makes one people think hey, he is one of us. he is against big brother. that. >> could be. he is a shrewd politician. i would agree your assertion at this point. what does that mean at this early point. there. >> are so many dodo runs running against him hi, see strong. he is clever. he is a smart guy. but i think he has that one issue going for him. but on virtually every other issue, michael, virtually every other issue, young people disagree with him. it's not just the cultural stuff, chris. young people are pretty much big government liberals as that health care statistic shows. >> as long as it doesn't tie

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subject anthony and paul wignal have described it as there's a significant proportion of the world's biota in a geologically and significant amount of time. another british paleontologist michael benton has used med tore of the tree of life during a mass extinction he's written vast flaws cut short as if attacked by crazed ax wielding madmen so the first of the extinctions took place at the end of what is known as the period that is 440 million years ago, and at that point, most of life was still confined to the ocean. so very little living on land. that was devastating event for marine life, but not for terrestrial life and there wasn't any fifth was 66 million years ago that was by far the most famous. s that the event that killed off the dinosaurs not just the dinosaurs but a lot of other groups most mammals an most reptiles, snakes for example, and also a lot of groups like tar areasaurs but i have a wondl illustration that i like. [laughter] and there's a pretty broad consensus that this was caused by asteroid impact so those guys are reacting to the asteroid impact. [laughter] so to say that we're in a 6th extinction is pretty serious. and the reason that we're in the si

paul says eliminate the irs all together, ron in just a minute. first to washington on the data slip that's already got the pry vacy folks ready to rip. michael. >> reporter: the house ways and mean chairman promises his committee will take a thorough look at this incident after the irs has broken the american people's trust. the tax collection agency has been under intense scrutiny since it was revealed it targeted conservative groups seeking tax exempt status. the irs says the information at issue which we presently believes dates back to 2007 or earlier included irs employee-related information and not general taxpayer information or records. they said this was not a problem with our network or systems but rather an isolated instance. in an e-mail, it was said its personal information about 20,000 people and worked for irs offices in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. the last time he was on capitol hill, the commissioner tried reassuring lawmakers he's focused on cleaning up this irs mess. bottom line you can expect a lot of lawmakers to have many questions about this incident, including what's being done with the employee who was inv

review, led by undersecretary of defense for intelligence michael vickers, and outside review, led by former assistant secretary of defense paul stockton, who is with us today, and retired admiral eric olson. secretary mabus, who joins me here this morning, also directed the department of the navy to conduct its own reviews of secure the standards, which complemented our work. i appreciate the hard work and a thorough analysis that went into all of these efforts by all of these people. the reviews identify troubling gaps in dod's ability to detect, prevent, and respond to instances where someone working for us, a government employee, member of our military, or a contractor, besides to inflict harm on this institution and its people. to close these gaps we will take the following actions recommended by the reviews. first, dod will government a continuous evaluation program of personnel with access to dod's facilities or classified information, including dod contractors, military and civilian personnel. wild individuals with security clearances undergo idiotic reinvestigation, i am directing the department to establish automatic

paul beban in caracas. we look forward to your reports from san cristobal. >> the white house is responding to the crisis in venezuela, joe biden said: >> is any u.s. action, diplomatically likely to come. let's ask michaelarthy, with the johns hopkins school of advanced international studies and lecturers on international studies, and a member of the carter center. what role do you think the u.s. can play, or is it better for all. >> i think it's very interesting that, you know, vice president biden made the remarks i head of the inauguration of michelle bachelet in chile. it's likely to stir up the pot ahead of the discussions happening behind closed doors. i don't see the statements from the vice president as really suggesting or signalling a change your from the status quo of a strong rhetoric from each side. i think the nicolas maduro government will review the remarks as more cold water poured on the possibility of a normalisation of ties between the two countries, something that the nicolas maduro government expressed an interest in doing and then reverse course quickly. venezuela is a low-leverage state. it has a lot of oil, as we know, and good relationships with china and russia to give it inte

now while michael says that her legal argument is interesting, it is, but it may not necessarily be meritorious. because we have heard on this show, our good buddy paul butler, professor at georgetown has told us there is no right that keeps you from not having to produce documents that are not covered by the fifth amendment privilege. so make no mistake. when she walks into mercer county court tomorrow, she a two touchdown underdog there is not going to be a legal privilege that extends to those e-mails, and texts and everything else, which is why, al a subpoena is ultimately the greatest weapon that any prosecutor has in their arsenal. >> now, let me go back to you, michael. bill stepien's attorney, he revealed in a court filing that federal prosecutors went to his home, stepien's home. he wasn't there. so investigators, quote, questioned his landlord about his conduct and character. was he married? was he rowdy as a tenant? did he pay his rent on time? i mean, why would they be asking these type of questions? >> look, when you get investigated by the feds, it's a full-blown deal. and they try to get every scrap of information they can about you. t

paul selva of the commander of u.s. transportation command trans- con and the nomination of admiral michael rogers to be commander of the u.s. cyber command, director of the national security agency and director of the central security service. we welcome the nominees and thank you for your years of service and for your willingness to continue to serve in the positions of great responsibility and we thank your families who gave up so much to enable you to serve trans- con which encompasses the air force mobility command and the navy's militarmilitary c. (-left-parent the surface deployment and distribution command as the linchpin of the strategic mobility. trans- con has played a crucial role in supplying the operations in iraq and afghanistan. it's also taken the lead in bringing troops and equipment home from afghanistan. we would be interested in the views on how long we can wait for a bilateral security agreement to be signed by president karzai or his successor and still meet the december 31 deadline for removing all of our people and equipment from afghanistan and the events him and i emphasize in the events that

by washington when the head of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity senses hypocrisy here it's very funny you know former ambassador to moscow michael mcfaul was was tweeting away about crimea is not kossovo madeline albright former secretary of state has chimed in as well it is kind of interesting to see people who supported a lawless coup in the streets of kiev now all of a sudden being the. strongest sticklers for every foreign port ukrainian constitution the point to be made is the double standards of the u.s. and the hypocrisy of the u.s. the u.s. was endlessly going on about the will of the albanian people and costs of zero and how they have a right to express their their view and their will and how their own future and now when the shoe is on the other foot in a place that they don't want to break away they're saying the same they're saying something very very different which is they don't have the right to do these things so the hypocrisy is more important than whether or not they have the right to do this. washington is also promising ukraine a billion dollars in aid to help the country's ailing economy but as russia's fore

michael mcfall who just days ago departed as u.s. ambassador to russia to return to stanford university. also with us john herbs herbst. and gentlemen, thank you very much. paul, let me just ask you -- is putin softening his position? because -- because i don't believe putin wants to be booted out of the g-8, and i don't believe putin wants to be subject to oleo gashal seeshies bans, and other things that would embarrass him? >> i think he's keeping his options open. i watched the press conference closely yesterday. on the one hand, he did open the door, talking about maybe recognizing a new legitimate government after elections in ukraine. that was a good sign. he talked about this february 21st agreement, and how the parties need to come back to that, including the deposed president yanukovych, but he also in the next breath talked about how this is a revolution, and therefore russia is not obligated to meet its treaty obligations vis-a-vis the ukraine in terms of commitments to territorial integrity of the ukraine. he had both messages there. i don't think he's decided ultimately what his end game is. >> well, okay, but let me follow up. you've just come f

michael holmes, cnn, kiev, ukraine. >> the drama still continuing to unfold. that's it for me. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in washington. let's step into the "crossfire" right now with hosts paulingrich. guys? >> wolf, conservatives are here in washington right now holding auditions out at cpac. >> and fortunately for us they're auditions for scenes in the "star wars" bar scene. >>> coming up on "crossfire," a republican casting call. >> we don't get to govern if we don't win. >> it's time for a little rebellion on the battlefield of ideas. >> conservatives are shopping for our next president. should she be worried? >> four americans were murdered at benghazi. with all due respect to hillary clinton, it does make a difference. >> on the left, paul begala. on the right, newt gingrich. in the "crossfire," a hillary clinton supporter and a clinton detractor. who can beat hillary clinton? is she really going to run? tonight on "crossfire." >>> welcome to "crossfire." i'm paul begala on the left. >> i'm newt gingrich on the right. in the "crossfire" tonight, guests with a stark political divide. the reality is if all we're doing in 2016 is picking a class president, maybe hillary c

michael o'neill, the chairman of the board, has to be disappointed. >> vikram and is smiling. >> i am not sure if he is smiling, but we might as well put that question to pauliller, a former federal reserve bank examiner, and he is sitting here with us right in new york city, a real privilege. characterized it for people. are we getting it right here? is this a shocker, a black eye for mr. corbett? >> he has only been there for -- >> he has not been there that long. >> but the problems go way back to 2005, 2006, 2007 -- >> maybe even before that. the cowboy era. >> i have always said he'th ese banks are too big for anybody to manage, and to get citi right -- >> bank of america with a broken bank, too. bank of america past. -- passed. brian moynihan got the approval. is doing something better than citigroup is doing. >> b of a, their problem is mostly mortgage related. countrywide heard that institution. again, something that moynahan inherited. citi was put together over 20 years. very complex. nobody really knows how it works. assets all over the world, 100 different countries, credit card and mexico. that is going to take a lot longer to work out all of t

paul catches on fire. we had a chance to talk to a witness who jumped out of 711 at that time. saw the whole thing go down. here's michael'sard. >>: basically the car was going real fast down the road and he was probably the 100 mi. an hour. just as he got to the intersection in motorcycle was going across in front of me hit a motorcycle. >>: he was kind of zoned out for about 20 seconds and then when he came to the god of the car and ran. >>: that goes with what the police officers say that they were so far back that they did not see the impact with a motorcyclist. the top of they got out of their car chase them because he refused to stay in his car. there were walking him back to the squad car on a couple of people fled down the police officers and told him it's more than just an accident involving a power pole 3 there's a motorcyclist on the ground of that person died on the same. his name is not the released pending notification of his family. as far as the driver of the many coop dui manslaughter. he is a 23 year-old man out of emeryville and his name is alexander yawned. you are being encouraged to stay away from thi