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. >>> msnbc now, i'm mar ral schiavocampo.n's attorney expects his clients to be released from jail in the next few days but his attorney says the family has not been able to come up with the the bail money. and six secret service are in the process of being removed from their jobs. meanwhile, republican senator chuck grassley is asking whether white house staff were in car ta hania at the time of the incident. now back to "lockup." >> come on out. >> hey, morris, how are you? down ruck, i'll be your lawyer for today. >> 17-year-old morris is locked up for possession of marijuana and more importantly for failing to appear at a former courtç attorney. he meets with his court appointed attorney. >> today the court wants to hear a little bit about what happened and make a decision whether or not to release you today. what do you want to have happen. >> i want to get released. >> okay. did you test positive for marijuana when you came in? >> you did. >> yeah. >> all right. the court's going to ask you why you were using marijuana

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. >>> at the national ka theet ral in washington, d.c., this easter with about reverse. cathedral was damaged by a quake. it's been reopened and service will be open tomorrow. officials spent time putting up floral arrangements. the two easter services are so popular, they have to issue passes. the repair costs have been estimated at $20 million. >>> still to come, a bay area landmark is closer to the 75th anniversary celebration. we'll show you what the festivities were today. >>> why these elephants are showing up in bigger numbers this season. >>> the golden gate bridge turned 75 years old today. many flocked to san francisco for a pre-anniversary party. ♪ hundreds of people gathered for the golden gate jubilee in a festival of the construction of the bridge. the event featured a carnival show, short parade, live music, and a children's play area. this event was put on by the san francisco cultural arts tradition. >> at the golden gate bridge is putting on a number of events with different cultural icons in the community, which includes us. >> the 75th anniversary of

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i'm back in ten minutes with look at your rals. and eun, over to you. >>> how much of your brain power do you use? it's just 10% really? okay. coming up at 5:15. how a new study is putting an age-old myth to rest. >>> first, expensive mistake. why a new transit center may have to be torn down before a car ever parks there. >>> why >>> welcome back. the company that wants to build a troeshlg oil pipeline across the country is proposing a new route. it now wants the pipeline to go through nebraska. the 1,700-mile pipeline would carry oil from canada to the texas gulf coast. president obama blocked the line earlier this year saying uncertainty could hurt the area. >>> a $100 million transit center in silver spring may have to be torn down because of bad construction. half of the concrete on the second and third floors is either too thick or too thin. the contractors may be able to fill in the cracks an reenforce the structure, but if that doesn't work, the whole thick would have to be torn down. it was supposed to open last summer. >>

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next, excerpts of oral interviews of george forrest in the 1st bah ral i don't know 5th cavalry. this is 50 minutes. >> i'm conducting an a video oral history. today's number 12, 2005 and approximately 12:05 p.m. and we are in crystal city, hilton, washington, d.c. at the 40th anniversary reunion of the la drang valley falcon, x ray and albany and others. colonel forest, tell us a little bit of your recollection of arriving at x-ray on the 17th, 16th and on that tuesday. what did x-ray look for like to you? >> probably a sight like we had never seen. my unit unlike the other units, we walked in to x-ray. >> right. >> we had spent the night, the previous night at elsie clum yus and then the next morning went over land in to xray so on the way in we could see some of the casualties, at least to the north vietnamese casualties as we got into the landing zone. but we saw -- yeah. we saw guys who were absolutely physically exhausted. i think jack smith characteristiced it once as they said they had that blind combat stare. >> did you know what happened there? >> we did not. because co

the attack comes hours before the avief ral of -- arrival of u.n. monitors. rebels are launching their own attack, including ambushes. >>> right after the break, the mother of a d.c. store manager critically wounded in a holdup wants her assailants behind bars. >>> and a bit later, president barack obama reacts to the sordid mess involving secret service agents and prostitutes. >>> the search continues tonight for the man who held up a d.c. rite aid store, then shot the store's manager in the back. matt jablow talked with the manager's mother for an update on her son's condition and what she wants to happen to his attacker. >> friday the 13th was a bad day. >> reporter: denise said she had never before been superstitious about friday the 13th. >> no, not really. >> reporter: but she is now. >> yeah, sure, after what happened, sure. >> reporter: the incident denise is talking about happened two days ago around noon on friday the 13th. that's when her son, the manager of the rite aid in the 1400 block of rhode island avenue, the man was shot in the back during

a dupe mooch much ral regard grew during this period.was the basis for a gallant defense that was to come. in 1935, he began a 10-year plan to build up the defense of the philippines. in world war ii, it was to be these forces that macarthur would lead in a desperate fight and on this ground. but now the leader at 57, having served in the united states army for 34 years decided to retire. four years later, it was as though his military career were just beginning. a few months before the attack upon pearl harbor, macarthur had been called back to service in the phillipines. on the day after pearl harbor, the philippines too were under attack. defense here was pitfully hampered by lack of men and -- planes. with his knowledge of past campaigns, particularly with those of his father in this very area, macarthur withdrew his meager forces into the baton peninsula. from the rocky fortress, he directed an operation as crucial as any in the war, this early campaign in the philippines, the heroic fighting by a lonely army of filipinos and americ

program, another two months in jail for the punk band that sang an anti-putin song in a moscow that need ral- cathedral. >> is this enough to give the olympics a sense of humor? one office's rubberized version of a british icon. now a quick look at what's making front page news around the world. a troubled nicolas sarkozy leads the international herald tribune, which says he looks likely to become the first one-time president since the 1980's, as france holds round one of the vote this sunday. the golf news business pages report spain and italy won't need to resort to international bailouts but their economic ails may drag out the euro zone recession for months to come. the south china morning post says india's missile launch doesn't phase beijing, despite the rocket being able to strike major chinese cities. investors force barclay to set tougher bonus conditions ebb leads the finance times, highlighting how the balance of power between shareholders and managers is shifting at the world's largest banks. and moscow times show a member of the bunk group percy riot being driven to court after

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share some of this information, and work together, not only on a bipartisan level, but on a bicome ral level and making sure we can address this stuff together. i would like to thank each of our witnesses for their testimony today. some of their very frank and difficult testimony. and if there are no further questions, i ask unanimous consent the record of today's hearing remain open until such time as our witnesses have provided answers to any questions that may be submitted to them in writing, and unanimous consent that during such time as the record remains open, for additional comments offered. without objection, so ordered. i would also like to thank our witnesses again for their testimony. and again, if no other questions, this committee stands adjourned. >>> c-span's congressional directory is a complete guide to the 112th congress. inside, you'll find each member of the house and senate, including contact information, district maps and committee assignments. also information on cabinet members, supreme court justices and the nation's governors. you can pick up a copy for $12.95

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when abraham lincoln is on his an august ral journey in 1861, he's riding in his presidential car reading his documents and john nick let says, look, we're passing buchanan's home. is it wheatland? is that the name? >> wheatland, yes. >> abraham lincoln never looked up. never looked out the window, stayed focused on the future. next question. >> i hope this is more a what -- not a what if, but a what would've -- would have the war ended in 1861 had the union crushed the south? >> that's a good question. we can have quick answers to that. would the union have prevailed quickly in 1861 had the outcome been different at manassas? why don't we start with tom and work our way down. >> i don't think so. and i'm not a military historian. i'll turn this over to those on the panel who are. but i don't think so. i don't think so. and i think that's -- yeah. >> i'm inclined to disagree because i don't think either side was prepared to win regardless of how the fight at first manassas came out. i do think it's possible that the war would've ended in 1862 had first manassas been a union victory becaus

rex returned to the service and corps ral levy retired.ted to bring him home with her when she retired but had to wait five years to adopt him. >> before i got out, i kind of knew it wasn't really his time to get out yet. he was still able to work. so, you know, i kind of knew i just had to wait it out. >> reporter: after waiting it out she finally gets to take home her partner. and at 11 years old she's hoping rex can enjoy the last of his dog years peacefully with her in new york. >> but whatever he wants, if he wants to sleep all day. i have a nice fenced in yard, plenty of area to run around. plenty of toys. >> reporter: after all they've been through together their bond still runs deep. she got a tattoo of rex on her arm after she retired symbolizing the love she will always have for him. >> he's my partner. you know i love him. and i'm so happy that i'm going to be able to take care of him. >> and that was reporter elaina gomez of san diego. she tells us rex is happy aside from some facial paralysis. they are flying home to new york

working on his graduate degrees at the university of illinois in the late 1960s, and in 1972, his doctor ral dissertation was on the war of 1812. and then he eventually got a teaching position at wayne state college. now, wayne state college is not to be confused with the people across the street here, wayne state university. wayne state college is in the town of wayne, nebraska, so don and his wife have driven from nebraska to be here with us tonight. last night they spoke at the honstine center in grand rapids. tomorrow night, he speaks in lansing at the michigan historical center, so we have a three-evening, three-topic presentation. last night's topic will be posted on the website, and as toby mentioned, tonight's topic should eventually appear on c-span3, the american history channel, i encourage you to watch, google it, you'll get the programming and know when this will be broadcast. so, again, i'm very pleased to introduce to you this evening for our talk, don hickey. thank you. [ applause ] >> thanks, jim. i appreciate that. i want to thank jim especially for making it possible for m

different actions involving ceo, cfos and senior corporate officers, broker dealers, et cetera, et set ral, but of those 735 it is my understanding that a significant percentage of these actions are really follow-on administrative actions. and i realize they count in the numbers, but if i'm looking at the numbers correctly between 2009 and 2011, the number of original cases is actually down. now, am i reading these numbers wrong? >> well, a couple of things. first of all these are apples to apples comparisons. we count add minnive pro proceedings in the 2009 and 2011 numbers. the point last perhaps in some of the commentary i've read at least about this is that administrative proceedings in follow-on are absolutely critical toll our ability to enforce the federal securities laws. it is sewn through that stleek we are able to bar people from continuing activity in the -- in the securities industry. so that if we want to bar somebody from acting as an investment adviser or as a broke dealer or a -- a -- really any other capacity, we have to use a follow-on add min straughtive proceeding. som

president bush in his second innag ral address said merge's vital interests are no won. from the day of our founding we proclaimed that every man, woman on either has rights and dignity and matchless value because they bear the image of the maker of heaven and earth, across the generations we have proclaimed the imperative of self government because no one is fit to be a master and no one deserves to be a slave. advancing these ideals is the many i guess that created our nation. it is the honorable achievement of our fathers. now, it is the urgent requirement of our nation's security and the calling of our tong, so it is the policy of the united states to seek and want is the growth of democratic movements and institutions in every nation and culture with the ultimate goal of ending tyranny in our world, unquote. that's a big order. that is a very big order. some people thought that that -- frequently the word freedom was miss impressioned, interchanged with the word democracy, and in my view when the word democracy is used in the world outside of our country, the risk i

. >> and in if the weeks following the great chicago fire, people from all over the country ral littleo help the great city. businessmen in places like boston and new york and cincinnati send food and clothing and money. and chicago's nearby neighbor to the north, the city of milwaukee also pitches in. but it sends something else, something that comes with that special milwaukee flavor. ♪ great light beer schick >> the beer that made milwaukee famous simply because it tastes so good. >> well, that ad in case it's not clear to you is not from 1871. it's from 90 years later. >> that's my period. >> so why are we playing this? well, it's because that tag you heard at the end of the jingle, the beer that made milwaukee famous, hard as it may be to believe, it wasn't because slits tasted so good. or at all. that's not what made first made it its hometown famous beyond its borders. it was because in the wake of the great fire, joseph slits donated thousands of barrels of beerer to chicago all of chicago's breweries were wiped out in the fire. this was brilliant marketing, a true loss leader.

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. >> and we'll take you live to modesto for the mun ral service of department robert harris killed serving an eviction notice. l@l@l@l@l@l@l@l@ >>> a funeral for a deputy killed in the line of duty last week. laura? >> the reception is still underway here, these services today were attended by the governor and attorney general but they were not the focus. this was about a dedicated family man and deputy known by those close to him as the silver fox. family, friends and police officers from northern california gathered in a church more than 1500 strong to, remember the 53-year-old sheriff's deputy. >> there will be we as family and friends will mourn but knowing my brother woe not want that today. today i know he would want to us celebrate his life and talk about what he meant to us as a family member and friend. >> parents were both -- pair yirs was shot and killed last thursday trying to evict a man from his apartment. his apartment went up in flames. his body found the next day in burned-out rubble. he was remembered as a dedicated brother, son and father to two children. a family man an

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if more rals and ethics are wha it's about, that's a great candidate. >> i have heard you say this before just ability religion but about the right religi religion? >> that's right. for some of the people, i will be blunt. some of the leaders in the evangelical community, it's not about having faith or morals. faith to them is their faith. you must pray like them, think like them, kneel like they do. if you don't then your faith doesn't matter. most people would think that mitt romney is a good moral man. a good husband. his attack -- he is attacked for his faith. reverend jeffries said that mormonism is a cult. that is saying it has no val validty. it doesn't matter if he is a good guy, he is not our faith so we can't trust him. the muslims attack -- the whisper campaign continues. 50% think he is muslim. >> i think we have talked about this in the past. i think that something people describe as fundamental to who they are and we have seen presidents use this quote over and over. it forms every decision i make and we're talking religion. something that fundamental and asking to be in a l

i wanted his video to go ral. i really did. from the heart i did. this was a complete malfunction and i am going go speak to somebody in the control room. and i may suspend them from my ceiling. anyway, we will close things out with a post game wrap up from my -- from tv's andy levy. i'll just keep going. clips of recent shows go to fox news.com/red eye. >>> back to andy levy with the post game wrap up. hi, andy. >> hi, greg. kemele, what do you have coming up? >> all kinds of stuff. programming in dc both this month and next, and our gala is coming up at the end of may. so you can grab tickets now. >> tuxedo? >> no tuxedos. yes, wear a tuxedo. where should people go to find out more info? >> america's future .org. thank you for asking. >> sandra, what is the trade? >> it is my segment on the fox business network where i provide actionable ideas to investors at home. it is by gathering all of the information on wall street and i give you ideas on how to make money. and i do that all during the market hours on the fox business network. tune in. >> ex

. >>> an unusual ral -- rally was held today in san francisco after republicans refused the buffet rule. they're calling for more taxes on the wealthiest americans to off set cuts. they agree with president obama's plan that it's unfair to allow the risk that has an offset. >> there are two things that are inevitable. when you're a living human being one is death and one is paying taxes. but i looked at the corporation the other day and found out that you know not only do they not die, but they a lot of times they don't pay taxes. >> along with raises taxes some budget cuts are needed. >>> the deadline to file your taxes is just hours away now. if you haven't done so already, you need to file your federal and state income tax return before 11:00 tonight. if you're mailing them, only three bay area postal facilities will be open until that midnight deadline. they are the postoffice at sfo, the distribution center in san francisco, and the petaluma distribution center. >>> it was another day of intense search efforts as volunteers continued to search for sierra lamar. robert handa is live

and on the rals, still matching delays. over to you. >> just like we like it.u have to fill up on your way to work this morning, sorry, first offal. the national average for a gallon on regular is now $3.92. it will cost you $4.19 for you in d.c. gas in maryland averaging $3.97. a little less in virginia where a gallon of regular is $3.93. you'll pay a penny less than that in west virginia. a penny more, thing it was. the high gas prices have everyone trying to find ways to save at the pump. a lot of cars require preemous gas and for most swifrping to regular is really not an option. the plan will initially save you money but it could end up costing you more. using regular gas in a luxury engine could damage the long-term mileage in your car. read your manual. if premium fuel is recommended for your car, you'll probably want to stick with the gasoline. >>> the panthers visit the verizon center tonight for the second to last game of the regular season. with a win the caps could take a firm grip on the eighth and final playoff spot. right now they're tied with bu

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you remember why we liked that market so much in the first place is the ral efor real?the market simply become more volatile? tonight, off to the charts to cut thoort of the question, by looking at the cboe volatility index. it's known as the fear index, the perceived level of volatility and uncertainty. s & p 500, we like certainty. a fantastic technician and chief operating officer of optionpit.com. last time, everything was smooth sailing and the fear index much lower. but the vix, it's back. moved higher, spiked to 22.40, before closing at 19.45. uncertainty is back and on the rise. for the vix to go down and stay down, could that happen? a period of decreased volatility, a period when the market could steadily chug higher. and we are finally in one those glorious periods. sebastian says the fear index moves in predictable four to five year cycles, alternating between low volatility and high volatility. check out this chart all the way to 1992. from 2008 to 2011, the fear index very elevated levels, but it seemed to have calmed down. we're in a new cycle of low vola

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as it started out very sluggish, and then ral eddielied 3. 7. a multiyear cycle and despite the rally, it be bought, perhaps for many years to come. larry, back to you. >> all right. many thanks to jim cramer. coming up, the glove are off. obama versus romney. it will be a referendum on the obama recovery. we'll square off on the whole subject. people with a machine. what ? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it ? hello ? hello ?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello ? ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] not everything powerful has to guzzle fuel. the 2012 e-class bluetec from mercedes-benz. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-ben fi. >>> welcome back to "the kudlow report." i'm larry kudlow. in this half hour, the election will be a referendum on the obama economy, and mitt romney ran with that on his slamdown victory speech and tim gheitner, the most political treasury secretary in recent memory. he slams mitt romne