but bo porter believes he is an everyday player. to be an everyday player, you have to be abe to hit left handers and right-handers. and this is showing confidence in castro. you can't measure that. as a player, it is immeasurable. i know managers that gave me a long leash. those were the guys i performed for. >> rich: castro facing okajima. you've got to find out. you have to learn about the guys that you're moving forward with. the breaking ball. last game with two multihome run hitters for the astros back in 2005 and two of the greats in astro histor history. lance berkman. >> mitch: i had the opportunity to play with both of them. >> rich: a swing and a miss. castro strikes out. houston on the board. another solo homer. matt dominguez, his second of the night. 10-5. hey, so uh... what's going on here? do you want the long or short answer? long i guess. the-great-deals-on-our-most- fuel-efficient-lineup-ever- for-just-a-very-short-time-so- you-better-hurry-extravaganza! so what's the short answer? awesome. [ male announcer ] the

after they settle into hotels, porters come to places like this. this is all they can afford at the end of today. this is one of the best in the region with food provided by the buddhist monastery. even here, a meal costs $3. we found him in a dingy shelter eating plain rice. a new generation has a very different idea of the job. he just took his 10th grade exam and came to the region to try his hand at portering. toi would give in 60 kilos carry. this is not viable living. a plan to leave the country for work abroad. >> most of the younger ones say they do it only as a vacation job. as a livable wage, they say carrying heavy luggage is not worth the indignity. >> on tuesday we continue our coverage from the foot of mount everest. steve reports on how an increase in human traffic is leaving to high altitude tensions. concernss raising over safety. that is coming up on tuesday. for most people, how you wear your hair is part of your personal style and expression. that is not the case in some of thailand's schools. we report on how school regulations

porter will come in for the draw. number 32 for the blues against mike richards. porter controls. pietrangelo. hit by dustin brown. now muzzin. lost his balance. fell down. the puck comes free. blues were making a change with brown. williams rolls it in on goal and elliott stare steers it away. now williams. getting it back to the line. muzzin. able to get by stewart. muzzin throws it. tried to throw it to the front and redirect. bouncing back out to center ice. >> not a lot of fancy plays in overtime. l.a. with that theme in mind. they're putting pucks to the net from everywhere. >> bouwmeester back to get it. plays it ahead. off the stick of voynov and deep in the l.a. zone. scuderi back to get it. now steen. schwartz. backes. puck free. scuderi. won a cup, of course, with pittsburgh before he won one with l.a. now a turnover and recovered by schwartz. picked up by the blues. backhanded across by backes. off the boards and now the l.a. kings get it out the other way. here's kopitar. takes it wide on polak who played them well. throws it back up the wall. and there's dwight king

gibson became one of the pullman porters, the largest group of black workers in post slavery america. porter, you load the passengers, the baggage and shine shoes for the people in the department cars. >> now 70 years later, the tables have turned, this time he's the vip, heading to a ceremony in the oakland to recognize the extraordinary but little known accomplishments of porters. >> they were actually the foot soldiers in the early civil rights movements. >> it was porters who supported the first black labor yuan i don't think. >> was it difficult? >> yes, very difficult. a lot of opposition. people didn't want the negros to have a union. >> they fought bigotry, ushering in a new generation of black leaders like malcolm x and thurgood marshall. >> you like this, don't you. >> i love it. >> and you can hear more from lee and check out all of our flash back fridays at our website, jansing.msnbc.com. i'll see you here on monday. oh this is lame, investors could lose tens of thousands of dollars on their 401(k) to hidden fees. is that what you're looking for, like a hidden fee in your

nobody could stand with jim porter and the things he said in the past i think this an opportunity fori-gun law activist, for the pro gun activist to try to build a sort of anti-nra in the middle on the left. >> you don't have to build it on the left. you could build it all the way over to the conservative right. because at the end of it stands jim porter talking about the war of northern aggression, ryan. >> they're going to regret going to war with joe manchin. this is a conservative democrat who won his seat in west virginia by taking on a rifle, putting a bullet through the cap-and-trade bill. literally. that's how he won his senate race. democrats. so that means -- >> and pat toomey for the club for growth. >> that means there are a right wing organization and if you're a right wing organization, you're part sisan and you're marginalized. >> colin talking about the change, the vice president had an op-ed in the houston "chronicle," saying in the end, i believe we will prevail. it would seem like i think heartening to many people who were hoping for gun safety reform. the movement

joining us is porter bibb. >> always outspoken. >> that's why we love you.he debate from two guys that tried to be outspoken. >> >> i cannot hit the like button. they are losing important membership viewing time hours spent by facebook are down. they are failing really to hit madison avenue and the advertisers with any conclusive way to put money into a money machine. >> we've heard from some big advertisers that have changed their tune about what is happening over there. you are not giving any credit for that? i mean, look, granted these guys, at least the bullish case resolves around the if. if they can do this, they can be successful. you're more of a when? >> i would push it further in 2014. i think if you can't ignore the critical mass of 1 billion users. most of that is coming from markets. not here. madison avenue is not impressed with the fact that they can't do anything more in terms of this capitalizing on the social media aspect of mobile advertising. like a tsunami, it caught everybody offguard, mainly like intel and sysco and microsoft lost out,

joining us, porter bibb. welcome back. >> thank you. great to be here.sa knows how to capture our attention. >> is it a good deal? >> it is for yahoo! shareholders. it is all going to come. it is a promise. she's got a very attractive target in what she's bought but nobody knows whether she can deliver. the business has rapidly moving to mobile. tumblr can draw to mobile. yahoo! is losing share. they have less than 9% of the total internet advertising share right now so they have to do something to shake up madison avenue as well as the investors. >> it's a rich premium. >> huge premium. >> for an unprofitable business. did they pay too much? >> what's 50 times revenue? is that too much? yahoo! has a history of overpaid. they paid mark cuban $6 million and overture. what made sense was the young 17-year-old english lad's site bought for $34 million and got him in the bargain. a billion one is really, really tough to swallow. it's a very expensive acquisition. >> as one gentleman put out a note today saying, quote, a long shot, long-term investment and th

gun lover as a perfect match for the job now if there's one thing that we actually know about mr porter it is this he dislikes president obama almost as much as this man loves his guns here's part of a recent speech he delivered i guess you should do all these people with this they phrased it we get it won't you say well you know you had a thing for going over so let me tell you some of the. ministration. of freedom. that a min. and he certainly isn't one to keep his opinions to himself as you just saw first of all he refuses to call the civil war anything other than the war of northern aggression as you just heard he called president obama a fake president and he says the n.r.a. was founded to teach civilians how to use military style weapons in the civil war porter has been involved with the n.r.a. for decades his father was the n.r.a. president from one nine hundred fifty nine to nine hundred sixty and he is sure to be a force to be reckoned with as the gun debate heats up in the coming weeks and months in this country. shooting for the stars paying out of pocket ever since president

lori: back to the nra meeting james porter his'' it is not a battle of dendrites it is a culture war is he too soft or did you want to hear him co out stronger? >> hit is interesting he is taking over the presidency and david keene has been on fox a lot and is very comfortable with me and other reporters but he is a different type of president less comfortable with the media, publicity shy but he agrees when he brings to the table is the is a lawyer to build a legal team because the nra said the almost won the fight on capitol hill. reid on see anything more will happen there. we're keeping vigilance but where this goes now is in the courts in the states because the push back of the laws colorado, connecticut, maryl and they are so radical an unconstitutional and somebody like jim porter has that legal brain. lori: using jim porter would be behind senator mansion as the is reintroducing some of bill to require criminal background checks? teasing us a president would support getting behind a bill like that? >> absolutely not the nra is opposed to his efforts and senator jimmy has alre

here is the newly elected nra president, james porter. >> revenge is what is motivating the president's unrelenting attacks on gun owners today. just look at his reaction to his defeat in the u.s. senate with his step at a time gun owner registration under the guise of universal background checks. he's now threatening democratic senators who are friends of nra. he will destroy them, if he can. >> and here is the nra's executive vice president, wayne la pierre. >> the senate vote two weeks ago is a skirmish in what can be defined as a long war against our constitutional rights. we will never surrender our guns, never. and to the political and media elite who score us, we say let them be damned. [ cheers and applause ] >> after that speech, this open letter to wayne la pierre was in the huffington post by a gun shop owner, senior firearms instructor, nra life member. it begins dear wayne. sorry i couldn't make it to the annual meeting. i am a life member, try to get there every year but this year is different. if i showed up, you would try to get me to help fight a culture war. if there i

shea-porter: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in opposition to this bill and to offer the final amendment which will not kill the bill or send it back to committee. if adopted, the bill will immediately proceed to final passage as amended. the amendment i offer today would reject this bill's attack on workers and their families. the base bill brought to the floor today effectively ends the 40-hour workweek and offers comp time in lieu of overtime pay. >> mr. speaker, the house is not in order. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady will suspend. the gentlelady will suspend. the house will come to order. ms. shea-porter: the republican bill boils down to this -- more work, less pay. this continues the house republicans' no jobs agenda that undermines american workers, weakens worker checkbooks and harms the middle class. this legislation does not guarantee that workers will be able to use the time they have earned when they need it the most. instead, the comp time earned by workers would go into a pot that will be controll

he's serving up sizzling dishes at porter house in new york city. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> i want to ask you, one thing that all of us look forward into the the summer is to have some friends over for a barbecue, throwing steaks on the grill. looking at the price for beef and chicken do you think people won't spend the money, won't splurge? >> i think people will continue to want to have a great time, so i think it's good shopping and good buying that makes it happen. you know there's so many shopping clubs that people take advantage of that and use their freezer to store the sale items for parties and events. one thing i always recommend is that there are great buys to be had in other cuts of beef such as, you know, a good chuck steak which is great on the grill if you don't overcook it or other cuts like a skirt steak or hanger steaks. there are so many different other cuts of beef that aren't, you know, it's not the rib steak or strip steak but equally as satisfying and delicious. i think that's helping people kind of manage their bu

beautiful cross in front kyle porter nets his first career m.l.s. goal. united earns its first points since march 16th they played to 1-1 draw. tim dunk scan and spurs tipping off game one western conference against grizzlies. in early going spurs go to danny green he pulls up and hits bank shot and it is fouled. he would make the free throw and give san diego 15-ten -- san antonio a 15-point lead. he decide take all of way to second half we go. grizzly rally this with gone 10-0 run. he deficit. cut just 6 point and greg leaves time out whatever he said worked because in fourth quarter spurs regained control one of his team franchise play off record 14, three pointer spurs cruise past grisly 105-38 to take the game one. >> nhl play off ranger on road against the blue in. second period rick nash breaks. for his first of the playoffs. this game was all tied up 2-2. let's stay in second period. johnny fires through screen he beats henrik lund equipment. it is supposed to be game winner because bruins defeat raingers 5-2 they take 2 games to none lead in that

porter has his thoughts on that very matter. >> i am one who still feels very strongly that is one ofgreatest charges that we can have today. is to train the civilian in the use of the standard military firearm, so when they have to fight for their country, they're ready to do it. also, when they're ready to fight tyranny, they have the where with all and the weapons to do it. >> so, it's not about hunting, not about defending yourself against criminals. he's sounding off about tyrannical government and a possible takeover. that's "hardball" for now. coming up next, "your business." i had enough of feeling embarrassed about my skin. [ designer ] enough of just covering up my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. i decided enough is enough. ♪ [ spa lady ] i started enbrel. it's clinically proven to provide clearer skin. [ rv guy ] enbrel may not work for everyone -- and may not clear you completely, but for many, it gets skin clearer fast, within 2 months, and keeps it clearer through 6 months. [ male announcer ] enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fata

porter has his thoughts on that very matter. >> i am one who still feels very strongly that is one of most greatest charges that we can have today. is to train the civilian in the use of the standard military firearm, so when they have to fight for their country, they're ready to do it. also, when they're ready to fight tyranny, they have the where with all and the weapons to do it. >> so, it's not about hunting, not about defending yourself against criminals. he's sounding off about tyrannical government and a possible takeover. coming up next "your business with j.j. ramberg" the usual, bob? not today. [ male announcer ] bob has afib: atrial fibrillation not caused by a heart valve problem, a condition that puts him at greater risk for a stroke. [ gps ] turn left. i don't think so. [ male announcer ] for years, bob took warfarin, and made a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but not anymore. bob's doctor recommended a different option: once-a-day xarelto®. xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a hea

chris pontias, pass to porter. beats jimmy neilson. first career, mls goal for porter. united and sporting kc, end in a 1-1 draw. to the ice. penguins looking to take a commanding lead over ottawa. second period. scoreless. matt cook. gets the puck. a pass. goes off a diving senator. right to tyler kennedy. puts it in the net. kennedy's second goal of the playoffs. pens take a 1-0 lead. pens up 1-0. on the power play. here come the senators. and puts one towards the net. daniel alfredson. scores on the redirect. short-handed goal for the senators. third goal of the playoffs. ties at one. the two are headed to a second evertime. going to update this game after the news on sports final. also, on that show, the oriole magic is running thin in baltimore. best picture in baseball makes the ochs his latest victim. bruins put on a beatdown. and san antonio spurs. make a statement against the grizzlies in game one of the western conference finals. all coming up in ape few minutes on sports final. also go behind the scenes. the washington capitals, you know, ugly week for them.

that is a porter.have nice bold flavors. >> oh, yeah. >> it's going to pair really well with the smokiness of the meat. right over here we have the boulevard tank 7 which is their farmhouse ale. you're going to have a nice thick heavy flavor. >> that goes again with the pork. >> then right here, this one is actually one of my favorites. the guys at eat toe loco made it -- at rito lo co-o made it just for us. this will pair well with a fatty sausage. on the right we have the port city monumental ipa of the again a lot of hops, a lot of flavor. >> oh, yeah. >> goes nicely with the sweet sausage. >> remind people where they can come and enjoy all of this. >> this weekend at living social's beer fest. tickets are still available. the event is saturday and sunday. we can't wait to see you guys there. >> thanks, dan. we're back w ny w ny hey scott -- yeah, it fades after awhile, so... it fades because it's inferior mulch, man. look...nature scapes is scotts best mulch -- they guarantee it to hold its color f

ashley porter is there. ashley? >> reporter: well, jim, this winning ticket was bought at this publix in zephyrhills 30 miles outside of tampa. we don't know who the lucky winner is yet but even if this person wanted to come forward today to officially claim that prize, they couldn't. because the florida lottery office doesn't open until tomorrow. but once this person does come forward, they will be the winner of one of the largest lottery jackpots ever. and also the biggest single ticket payout in american history. now to give you an idea of just how much money this is, the average household income here in zephyrhills is about $30,000 a year. and this jackpot of about $590 million is about 20,000 times that. jim, this person will be the 6th powerball winner from florida, more than any other state. >> axelrod: ashley porter, reporting for us tonight from zephyrhills, florida, thank you. it will almost certainly be an ugly commute on the east coast for tens of thousands tomorrow morning. train service on part of the

organization and i've been helping here for 9 years and it's a pleasure every year to see all you porters who come out to work with this program. i hope this program carries on and on for many years and with clau this lady's leadership how can we lose? (clapping). i don't want to go back. (clapping) >> sorry. i was thinking this was the last time i would be invited here. so at the newly opened jazz center they've been working to make this innocent a misconduct as well as a surprise and he needs to be recognized for a job well done. let's give them is an award. as part of this annual tradition it's always folded by a reception. i'm told there are modern 15 restaurants to oversee the foods for sampling. city hall is a short 3 block walk if you choose to walk off all the calories. the buffet will be waiting for you. oh, yeah, go in style. it's waiting across the street from the jazz center and it's ramp softball. if you're walking we'll have escorts wait for you. they can only intercity hall from the entrance and there will be a red carpet waiting for you. once you enter city hall you'll be

. >> reporter: incoming president jim porter, an alabama attorney, addressed some 2,000 delegates today with an attack on president obama. >> president obama demanded that his followers extract revenge. and revenge is what is motivating the president's unrelenting attacks on gun owners today. >> reporter: it's not the first time for porter. >> wified like hell -- >> reporter: in a speech last year to the new york rifle and pistol association he called mr. obama the fake president. they promised to oppose any renewed effort to pass background check legislation. >> n.r.a. will go the distance, no matter what it takes. not one single inch. >> it is not ridiculous! >> reporter: across the street from the convention center, protesters held signs and debated n.r.a. members. >> are you proposing it's just a background check? >> reporter: houston resident david cervantes came out after seeing news stories about the convention. >> having guns and such firepower that can kill and the culture of this is okay or accepting, i'm not okay with that. >> reporter: pat maisch helped to disarm the man who

. >> reporter: barbara porter doesn't know what triggered the rampage.o reason has been made public. >> he could be the kindest nicest man on earth and in a second he could turn on you. you don't know what he's going to do. >> reporter: this isn't the first time neighboring bickering led to an all out war. this st. louis man left deer carcasses on his neighbor's driveway and burned tires in his back yard after he says they turned him in for drug possession. when matt gutman confronted the man about the dispute. >> i will leave your property but -- >> can you leave my property right now. >> go away or we'll calling the police! >> reporter: this disgruntled homeowner in florida shamed his neighbor into picking up after posting a video of him dumbing bags of dog droppings on youtube. porter and her neighbors don't have a home to return to but the man behind the destruction now booked behind bars. >> that's something. >>> when we come back here tonight. >>> you remember the lyrics -- ♪ she's got a ticket to ride. it's what john lennon got his hands on next t

if i'm talking about jim porter and wayne lapierre and other gun members. to jim porter and wayne lapierre, i say, you make this as transparent as possible. we are supposed to be a nonprofit nonpartisan organization. what happened. there are people, good people, who have been affected by gun violence. there are people that haven't been affected by gun violence and they don't want to be. they want to come to the table with us right now and we need to do it. to the membership, i say, speak your mind. in whatever form that you can. take to the internet. take to the stage. and speak your mind. say like i sam saying, that we support common sense background checks. if it saves one life, it's worth it. >> eryn sepp, nra member, iraq war vet, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you so much, chris. >> more than 32,000 gun-related fatality per year. it may surprise you how two thirds of the deaths occur and why that number is getting larger. that's next. both tylenol and bayer back & body are proven to be effective pain relievers tylenol works by blocking pain

porter, how are you, nice to see you again?little wet but otherwise -- >> it was a nice morning in new york, anyway. it's been a pretty good run here for cook. you did well on the hill by most accounts last week. the stock itself was up about 2.75%. last week on a down take. how much is riding then on tonight? >> well, not a lot, because there's no q&a at the d-11. he's the keynote speaker for the second time in a row, and he will give a very informative but not necessarily informing talk. and nobody's going to ask him the hard questions. which are, where's apple tv? what new products has he got? where's the portfolio management for the iphone, which is peaking in terms of sales. and he's got to articulate a strategy for the emerging markets with a whole range of iphones. he's got a series problem with the chip in the iphone because samsung was providing it. it's interesting that no one is going to ask him tonight why his cap x has gone from 1 billion before the iphone to 10 billion today. and that's because he's building his o

that newise the fact guinea children are more self , and while i was aere, one volunteered to be porter for me. he made the decision himself, went off with me for a week, making a decision to go take a job. razed to make their own decisions, they make their mistakes. are precociously skill. this is something that i would love for our children, what they should do. of course they have difficulty making their own decisions. tavis: what about having to better deal with these diseases. >> there are lessons with traditional societies. single got heart disease or stroke, those that killed most of us here. it is a matter of lifestyle and diet. the lots of fresh fruits and vegetables, food with lots of livestock't have raised on grass with fatty meat. talk while you are eating, i don't sit there. you eat more than you need. he slowly. -- eat slowly. we can have a healthier diet, and we can avoid this uses, and we have a healthy lifestyle. talk about how we assess how dangerous situations. we can learn that from these traditional societies. means having exaggerated fears. can seere paranoid, you

lauper and billy porter. they were both nominated to photony awards. >> newsroom with carol costello begins right now. >>> happening now in the newsroom, anywhere but cambridge. >> whatever it is, wherever he is, in this country we bury people. >> burying tamerlan tsarnaev. >> he shouldn't be here. he shouldn't be buried here. >> i don't really care where he's buried. to me he's dead already. >> so where should he be buried? >>> also, a bachelor receipt celebration turns into tranlg canity. >> we got calls of smoke coming from the limousine. >> new information this morning on that deadly limo fire. five including the bride to be unable to escape. police asking what really happened. plus verdict watch. >> if jodi arias makes to death row, it will be years before she's executed. >> we're live at the court. will we know jodi arias' fate this week? >> why is it that you have no memory of stabbing travis? after all the lies you have told, why should we believe you now? >> and box office iron. iron man 3 blasts the

that indicates that people who run long distances particularly marathon runners like our producer porterart attacks than people who like me eat cheeseburgers. >> i think it is from the hosts. >> i think we have to reassess all this. they have it on long distance running and you die. >> you die? >> the question is do you die with less he exercise? i think the research will come in and find out that you really do. for all considering exercising. reconsider it, will you. in it is is just the evidence is growing daily and you only have a certain number of breaths in our life. don't waste them. >> i run. every saturday and sun i run five or six miles each of the two days. >> don't you follow him on twitter? >> i put my running up on twitter all the time. don't listen to bob. how about the discussion before the show before listen to bob. we are contemn plating what he looks in. >> we should put bob in shape wear. like manx like girls wear. someone tweeted bob -- >> i lost 35 pounds. >> that is great. you are swim asking your -- >> you think -- swimming. she walked up and down the pool with me

porter died at the scene. investigators say thep t two me did not know each other. >>> police say drug, may have been the reason a local basketball player put a deadly hit on an emerging rap star. the man is now in jail for the murder of an up and coming rapper in georgia last june. authorities believe white and as many as four other people conspired to hire a hitman to kill the rapper. white played basketball for sara high school in san mateo and san francisco state university where he just finished his senior season. u.s. marshals arrested white. >> mr. white was arrested in our county and we filed the district attorney's office a felony fugitive proceeding against him in court. that's extradition proceedings. >> white will go back to georgia to face murder and assault charges. >>> former east bay high school football coach is in jail, arrested on suspicion of nearly 2 dozen counts of child sex abuse. 51-year-old baron edwards faces 21 counts of sodomy of a minor under the age of 10 and two counts of lewd ac

chris porter chasing him, doughty pulls away.ty, great control with the puck, couple of players on, sends it wide into the blue's goal. now toffoli chops the puck free, but it comes back to cracknell. doesn't connect, goes far enough here for icing. and the blues will not be able to make a change. well you can watch three small businesses compete to win the money, to win the money they must win over the crowd. on cnbc prime may 14th. >> brian: drew doughty having another strong game for the los angeles kings. >> dave: kings win the draw, martinez, scuderi rolls it in deep, justin williams stepped around pietrangelo there. martinez thought about pinching in, and thought better of it. was able to get a stick on steen as he tried to come out. now kopitar dumps it right back into the blue zone. trying to play up the boards, bounced off of williams's recover here, by jaden schwartz who slides it ahead now. jaden schwartz, shot goes wide of the l.a. goal. picked up now by martinez. hits to center ice and was able to get it in deep. kin

this is our porter called the quin porter quarter.t's lincoln's top hat is on the front of them. >> tim quarter for our national listeners, we should make a point is a neighborhood here in washington. >> it is a neighbored where the ford's theater actually is. ties kind of the tie in to lincoln on the packaging. this is a robust porter. the notes, dark bittersweet chocolate, roasted he is pressor. this is a fantastic breakfast beer. >> a porter is a good beer for if you think you want cake but you want to get a little drunk. ? >> but this beer has been a long long-time favorite of ours. >> never had anything like that. >> it's delicious. >> really delicious. >> chocolatey. it has that coffee character but there is no coffee in this beer. it's from the malts. >> no calf e. just alcohol. my kind of drink. >> not too long ago, we brewed a beer we raised about 20 dollars for the duke ellington school called taster's choice which was a collaboration with a local band called the pie tasters and a brewery from colorado called ska and we ende

washington and here first from an activist and then a philip randolph, organizer of the sleeping car portersdr. martin luther king, junior. but first, actress ruby dee. >> when it is finally hours this freedom, the celebrity this beautiful and terrible thing usable as the earth when it belongs at last to our children when it is truly instinct brain matter reflex action when it is finally won when it is more than the gaudy mumbo-jumbo of politicians this man this negro visioning a world when none is lonely none hundred alien this man superb in love and logic should be remembered oh, not with statues not with the legends and poems but with me lives grown out of his life lives flashing the dream of this needful, beautiful thing. that segregation be ended in every school district in the year 1963. we demand that we have effective civil rights legislation. no compromise, no filibuster. improved public accommodations, decent housing, integrated education, and the right to vote. what do you say? the withholding of federal funds from all programs in which discrimination exists. what do you say? [app

james porter, a partner in a small firm that specializes in defending gun manufacturers. this weekend's nra national convention, porter left no doubt where he stands calling on every u.s. citizen trained in firearms to fight tyranny. and he told organizers they're on the front lines. >>> investors are watching and waiting to see what happens on wall street. the market opens with the dow at a record high after breaking 15,000 for the first time ever friday. is this a good time for reluctant buyers to jump into the market. abc's rebecca jarvis asked the oracle of omaha, warren buffett, himself in an exclusive interview. >> i don't know what the market will do next week, next month, next year. the economy has generally gotten better over the last four years. the stock market got very depressed. i wrote about it in late 2008. i said stocks are very cheap. they're not as cheap now. they don't look overpriced. they certainly look more attractive than, than, fixed income investments to me. but i have no idea what it will do next week, next month, next year. >> what about in your

you will love jim porter. this is a gold mine, i think. >> wow. director of communications at the coalition to stop gun violence. thank you. >> thank you. >>> more to come. big news from a little state about same sex marriage. later, the new george w. bush library remembers hurricane katrina. i'm serious. first, one more thing about the background vote check last month, republican senator kelly ayotte was not the only senator to be held in account for her vote. senator john mccain, who split with his party on this, voted for background checks, he had a town hall meeting, too, and a former aide to gabby giffords wounded in the same mass shooting in tucson that almost killed the congresswoman, she showed up directly to speak to senator mccain. >> i would like to thank you very much for your vote. >> that was pam simon, former aide to congresswoman gabby giffords and former family violence survivor. they were not made unanimously. [ lane ] are you growing old waiting for your wrinkle cream to work? neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair has the fastest ret

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the nra will maim their new president, jim porter. the outgoing president praised the appointment of porter and telling "the washington times" this. as we are likely to win most of the legislative battles in congress we have to move to courts to restrictions placed on gun owners' rights in new york, connecticut, maryland, and colorado. he seems quite sure that the nra will be waning winning their upcoming legislative battles. that's nice. >> i want to go back to these senators. unfortunately, the next time a crazy or somebody who would have not gotten a gun from a background check kills somebody, i want to know what their response is going to be because they literally have blood on their hands. i want their response. that senator's response the next time whether it's tomorrow, next week, next month, a child, anybody who is killed by somebody that might have been prevented by a background check, i want to know their answers at that moment in time because they have blood on their hands. that simple. there's no gray, no abstract here. it

porter has his thoughts on that very matter. >> i am one who still feels very strongly that is one ofost greatest charges that we can have today. is to train the civilian in the use of the standard military firearm, so when they have to fight for their country, they're ready to do it. also, when they're ready to fight tyranny, they have the where with all and the weapons to do it. >> so, it's not about hunting, not about defending yourself dwe against criminals. he's sounding off about tyrannical government and a possible takeover. up next, defense secretary chuck hagel says the administration is reconsidering arming the rebels in syria. but who are the rebels we like? richard engel's been talking to rebel leaders and joins us next to sort it out. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 opportunities are waiting to be found in faraway places. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 markets on the rise. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 companies breaking through. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 endless possibilities. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 with schwab, i search the globe for the big movers. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 i can trade in 30 different markets

porter told grassroots organizers yesterday that they are on the frontline of a culture war that goes beyond gun rights. texas senator ted cruise got a standing ovation for threatening the filibuster attempts to pass gun control legislation. >>> officials in newtown connecticut are facing a very difficult decision. what to do with the school that was the scene of the deadly shooting attack. that is where 20 first graders and six staff members were killed. the task force in charge of narrowed a list of choices for renovating or rebuilding a new school down the street and they will vote on that next week. >>> a new test that can predict a deadly disease. seven years in advance, still to come, how it does that by looking at your fingers. >>> being a fully engaged dad is almost like becoming cool in some ways. >> yeah, diaper bags not just for mom anymore. how some companies are catering to dads taking their kids on the go. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> well, from dad parties to the diaper dad vest on the consumer watch kpix5 julie watts explains how a generation of dads is changing the face of fath