raymond warns jon, use a pay phone."call me at the resort." >> and i'm like, "i can't believe it, he's alive. we have to call the authorities." >> reporter: then evana gets a phone call. >> he called my name. he was like, "evana," and i just hung up the phone. i couldn't believe it was his voice. it was like someone rising from the dead. i thought he was dead. >> reporter: when evana figured out her husband was still alive, she wanted to kill him. instead, she did the next best thing. she blew the whistle on her allegedly scheming husband and his sidekick, her stepson. and where in the world was raymond during his not-so-near-death experience? tanning in tahiti? cooling his heels in cancun? posing as a playboy in paris, perhaps? nope. he drives his honda down to his timeshare in orlando, florida. >> and it's hard to believe that anybody would do that, and then go to his timeshare. you know, if you're gonna do that, you got to disappear for about ten years. >> reporter: jon roth says one day on the front porch, his fathe

we'll hear raymond james financial. their earnings come out. we'll talk exclusively to their ceo, paul reilly right here. also the biggest business leaders in the world are gathering in davos, switzerland for the world economic forum. among all the movers and shakers is our own liz claman. liz, what have you got coming up? liz: hi, david. we're inside what is called the congress center. this is the nerve center of the world economic forum. hyped me, all of these rooms all the big panels take place. bill gates speaks here. all the world leaders take the stage in the many rooms below me. our broadcast location is outside and above my head on the roof of the broadcast center. you will see me there later when i sit down with mark better toe lien any. he has major solutions and want to stay tuned for that. we have so-called missing social media leaders, younger crowd. we don't think that is true. coming up in my conversation with randy zuckerberg, mark's sister, of facebook. we'll talk about the proliferation of technology in our world. all that and

shortly there after, raymond was busted.uilty to conspiracy, got a short jail term. >> what were you running from? >> now is the time to apologize. >> then the case of olivia newton's john, former partner, patrick mcdermott who disappeared from a fishing charter boat, in june of 2005. private investigators allege, mcdermott did not drown but staged his disappearance to got out of debt and say they found him alive and living in mexico. there is also michael ward, who was removed as commander of the uss pittsburgh, after the navy conclude heed fad he faked his h to end an extramarital affair. relieved of his duties but honorably discharged. and sam israel, sentenced to 22 years for defrauding investors out of $400 million. he drove his suv to a bridge in new york. wrote the word, suicide is painless on the hood and rode a scooter to an rv he had parked nearby. a month later he turned himself in. former nypd detective, nick cassel says there is a reason most people get busted. >> in the digital age, how hard is it to go undergr

datsyuk and raymond for this draw. bertuzzi with it on back now to kyle quincey.rowing in begins there. abdelkader could not come up with it. bobbed on out as far as center. quincey able to punch it back along. bertuzzi grabs if there. shanked right down on his pass. datsyuk able to play it back in. very careful is bernier to watch everything unfolding behind him. played along by paul ranger. van riemsdyk. directs it in! from the corner! it's in! on the campus of the university of michigan, there's one for state. justin abdelkader has tied the game. >> eddie: a little redirect in front of jonathan bernier. good pinch in by the red wings to keep the play alive. and then on the backhand as he goes down to the ice, abdelkader, great play there from brendan smith, i believe. >> pierre: it was brendan smith, smart play out of the young man out of the university of wisconsin coming down strong. brendan smith grew up in toronto, but pretty popular in detroit. >> mike e.: clarkson tries to fight through, cannot. cleary starts back out. he's got miller with him. danny clea

you can call me raymond james. we've been wanting this guy for a while.et sauce that -- this is the guy that picks these stocks, becky, over the last 18 years, last 18 years, s&p average return 11.8%. >> this guy's picks? >> 31.5%. >> wow. >> raymond james. whenever you look -- because i said that. that's the list where you expect goldman or jp. raymond james is up there a lot of the time. >> last year. >> no, no, no. 18 years. do the rule of 72 on 31%. i think money doubles every 2 1/2 years or something. anyway, i'll be talking to him. find out what the internet giant plans to do with contact lenses. they just make them so they don't rip. [ male announcer ] this is the story of the dusty basement at 1406 35th street the old dining table at 25th and hoffman. ...and the little room above the strip mall off roble avenue. ♪ this magic moment it is the story of where every great idea begins. and of those who believed they had the power to do more. dell is honored to be part of some of the world's great stories. that began much the same way ours did. in a lit

especially raymond diaz. >> can you imagine the opposite, it is not. >> diaz, who's awaiting trial anditing trial for theft, burglary, and cocaine says cleanliness or the lack of it can also lead to conflict. >> that's a big part of being locked up. you know, there's people who get dropped, beat up, because they don't keep things clean. >> diaz's cell mate, marcelo cardenas who is convicted of aggravated assault and is awaiting to be transferred to prison to begin a six-year sentence is happy to indulge him. >> he jokes i have an obsessive compulsive disorder. >> which is fine for me, right? >> well, i'm not a germaphobe, but being in prison might make some people anal. >> that's why we keep a tower or shoal to keep the dust out because when people blow by, it blows in dust. for all the people who think we live in filth, on the contrary, we probably have a cell cleaner than most people's houses. >> while the jail lets most use cleaning supplies, others like erica hayward gets only minimal. >> she's getting pine b, only a little mixed with water and two sanitary pads to clean her cell.

a man accused of preying on young man at your pong tournament's is under raymond. a judge revoked his bond yesterday raid prosecutors presented evidence that said that poindexter may have had dozens of the him's. -- victims. whodexter had sex with men appeared to be impaired with alcohol or drugs. prince george's county police want you to take a good look at this man. he is suspected of robbing a man in riverdale yesterday. he heked into a tank yesterday. handed the teller a note and implied that he was armed. no one was physically injured. upsident obama is wrapping his vacation in hawaii and returning to d.c. a u.s. senator wants you to join his lawsuit over the national security agency. are we join his lawsuit over the i can only send one of youare we to cover the game in new york. who's got what it takes? game on. [ male announcer ] the more devices you have, the more you need fios quantum. america's fastest, most reliable internet. still got slow internet, terry? no. yes. [ male announcer ] for incredible uploading, streaming, and chatting... show 'em what you

raymond wong and -- others. none of you guys are here, right? >> we appreciate that. that means they are working at the site right now. >> great. anyway we are really grateful to them for the decades they have put out there and kept the site secure and the buildings and the fans safe. >> thank you, good morning. it gives me great pleasure to stand here in front of you to honor and recognize one possibly one of the highest functioning team within parks and recreation the synergy and the delivery to san francisco is amazing. out of my 25 years of joining parks and recreation services i have never worked with such an amazing group of people. i say that with a lot of pride and trust when i tell you that i would like to highlight two individuals in particular. my gay and castillo and roger rivera. these folks are really good people. that's how i can encapsulate who they are. i wish you were able to know these individuals. they work the best with the fullest integrity and honor. these are honorable people and these are very committed, but most importantly unpretentious folk

several of the visits from the inspection namely raymond louie to name some. in the previous version of the construction drawings that i've reviewed in september 2013. i indicated the 24 inch would be measured to the bottom of the concrete foundation. let me see. i think i can - maybe i can work maybe i should turn it around. okay. this is the line of the original foundation of the north foundation of 25 trouf and the bottom of the under pinning piece. we want to have the underpinning not to expose them. the agreement was to provide 25 inches to the bottom underpinning piece. the drawings show it's not 24 inch to the bottom of the foundation but 24 inch to the bottom of the drain route. so i have been working with mr. yeez and his team. now, mr. you rained a new structural engineer the team was solomon to replace the fan who was the civil engineer on the project but he since then moved out of the area and declined to participate on the project no more. i filed on appeal on december 29th on behalf of the issuing of the permit 20131188 because we wanted to see t

---raymond mesa tiene el informe. ---esta noche, el distrito de agua del valle de santa clara aprob pedirle a mas de un millon de sus clientes a reducir el consumo de agua en por lo menos un 10 por ciento. pitch - cesar ---esta importante recomendacion tendr que ser aprobada por las ciudades del sur de la bahia.. ---mayra tostado nos cuenta mas. take pkg 0:01 0:20 0:50 pkg si usted vive en el sur de la bahia, a partir de esta semana, podra ser obligado a reducir el consumo de agua en su hogar. el condado de santa clara est en su tercer aÑo consecutivo de sequa y la situacion es tan extrema que en el 2013, se lleg al nivel ms bajo de lluvia desde 1874 con tan solo 3.55 pulgadas. "with that, those calculations at this point, it looks like what we really need locally is a 10 percent reduction" el portavoz del distrito de agua del valle de santa clara dice que el consumo de agua debe reducirse inmediatamente en un 10 por ciento en cada hogar y que durante este invierno, podran exigir ms. sin embargo, esta es solo una reco

. >> my name is raymond, i'm the director for the lakota sioux tribes. >> a group of tribal icwa directorsave come together in rapid city. >> today is a monumental day because we're here to make changes to move forward. it's like a new beginning for us. >> they try to come to a new agreement with the state's attorney, mark fargo. >> i'm very comfortable if we go around the table the goal of every person in this room is essentially the same. the question becomes nuts and bolts how do we set up processes or eliminate processes that get us to our goals enter. >> officials from dss were at the meeting but asked us not to film them. >> this law enforcement was more aware of training. >> it might not be a bad idea to provide assistance to law enforcement because you're right, they can only do what they know. >> we're saying we all want to do something, well, why can't we do it? >> juanita is the icwa directer for the oglala unite siuox trib. >> they become the person in the orange suits, in jails n shackles. somebody tell me i'm wrong. i'm not wrong. i'm tired of seeing our kids hang themselves

the operation funneled by excops, joseph and john, as wail as raymond, a former fbi agent and thomas hail, a -- they expect many more cases to emerge. jeff, cbs news, new york. >> two california senators are fighting back against the national security administration spying program. today, they introduced a bill that would ban state companies from providing services to the nsa. cooling water supply. they want to shut down the agency for its practices. they do not want state fund resources any federal agencies. >> it's my hope to the president and congress will reign in the nsa. it's important for states to speak up. we should not stand idly by while our citizens rights are being violated every day. >> the bill will be heard in march. >> a new twist on the flash mob dozens of teams steal everything in site. >> kpix5 learned the tech giant started taking employees to work by water. >> and you're looking 13 billion years behind time. >> two things are looking good, it's not a spare the air day. and look at that. we've got some low cloud cover. drizzle out there. find out what one day is

several of the visits from the inspection namely raymond louie to name some. in the previous version of the construction drawings that i've reviewed in september 2013. i indicated the 24 inch would be measured to the bottom of the concrete foundation. let me see. i think i can - maybe i can work

. --- raymond mesa tiene el informe.iempo de la primera pausa publicitaria en noticiero telemundo 48 pero al regresar... take vo ---se realiza una audiencia en el senado estatal para interrogar a los responsables de la construccion del bay bridge. blanca vo ---malas noticias para el personal de una cadena de tiendas que decide despedir a cientos de trabajadores en todo el pais... end segment blanca ---tras meses de su inauguracion, la calidad del nuevo tramo del "bay bridge" para muchos continua incierta. blanca ---"walmart" estara despidiendo a 2-mil-300 empleados perteneciente s a la division "sam's club." =vo= ---dicha division se trata de una cadena de almacenes de membresia ... similar a las tiendas "costco" en la que sub- gerentes se veran mayormente afectados. ---quienes pierdan su empleo recibiran el salario equivalente al de 2 meses con la opcion de optar a indemnizacione s por despido para aquellos que no encuentren un nuevo trabajo dentro de la familia de "walmart." stop open blanca --en washington d.c ya se e

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the driver, 36-year-old raymond davis has had a run-in with law enforcement earlier that night. he looked drunk and was warned by officers not to drive. now an hour later, officer jessup spots him on the road and pulls him over for a traffic violation. >> how is it going tonight? >> good. how are you? >> good. hey, the reason why i pulled you only, that was a turn-only lane that you drove through that red light. >> actually, that was a street light. >> a turn only lane. how much have you had to drink tonight? >> plenty. >> plenty? >> how much? >> hold on. [ bleep ] [ gunshots ] >> the driver pulls the trigger twice. luckily for the officer, the first round from his pistol is empty and the next round misses. >> shots fired. >> the driver crashes into a nearby utility box causing an explosion. as officer jessup approaches the vehicle, he is clearly shaken by the near death experience. >> 651-63. that vehicle is about a search and rescue. >> but he still has a job to do. other officers respond to the scene and surround the vehicle unsure if the suspect still has ammunition. >> driv

. >>> at the lime on correctional facility in colorado, raymond slater became a hustler because of hislity to deal with inmates. but as the father of a teenager, he wasn't quite as confident of his skills. his daughter rava was 16 years old with a newborn of her own. she and ray had not seen each other in more than 10 years. but with his release date more than a month away, they arranged for a visit. >> i was really nervous about the visit because ray was so nervous. when we showed up to film the visit, we started with ray. and he was a wreck. he hadn't slept, he was fidgeting. he seemed anxiety ridden. what's going on? >> you know what, i haven't seen my daughter in so long, you know what i mean? i'm already all -- i didn't hardly sleep all night. >> then i was worried for him because i was hoping everything was going to go well. and he had so much at stake. >> would you like to get ready? >> right now? >> very soon. >> reporter: a short time later, raven arrived with another of ray's brothers and his sister-in-law. >> yeah. yeah. >> you have a visitor. you can go when i call them in

and new jersey state senator raymond lesniak, also a democrat. i want to talk about the sandy distribution of funds. first i want to get your reaction to the state of the state today. >> well, what was notably absent in this state of the state is his bluster we had from last year. last year he advise washington, d.c., that they should follow the lead of new jersey. >> take a look. >> chris christie. you know, in all fairness, he's in a tough spot. he did the best he could under a difficult circumstance. he tried to change the narrative, but the fact of the matter is new jersey is in crisis. the state of the state is -- we have a crisis of confidence in our governor. and he really needs to rebuild and heal that confidence with the people of new jersey and with the legislators as well. >> is the state of new jersey in crisis right now? >> we have serious problems. and what we saw a governor without -- he's lost his swagger. he's a kinder and gentler -- >> you know, the funny thing about this as i watched this is he is an incredibly adept political

liz: favorable rating, that is why you listen to the raymond james folks. we go back to bill, me what your favorite investment is now with all the crosscurrents we discussed? >> look for alternatives to long-term fixed income. our belief next two to three years one of the themes will be a renewed push on the upside in inflationary expectation and some degree of push on the upside in real cpi. and if that happens bonds will continue to struggle, typical bond. so we're suggesting to our clients looking for alternatives, assets that feel like bond, have a characteristicses that bonds have but don't have the duration risks. so the biggest bet we're making in our client's portfolios is negative bet on bond market. that bet has not played out over the last two or three weeks but for the last year or so that move turned to be very profitable move for our clients and one we think will pay good, solid dividends over the next two or three-year period of time. david: tim, i can't figure out the deflation thing. when you create as much cash as not only fed is creating

new jersey state senator raymond lezniak.ie huttle. >>> we're not finished with our coverage of the bridge scandal. coming up, we try to figure out where the chris christie scandal ranks among political scandals nationally. >>> and a competition, who has the most corrupt state in the nation? our guests will make the case for their home states. don't want to miss that. [ male announcer ] winter olympian ted ligety can't take a sick day tomorrow. [ coughs ] [ male announcer ] so he can't let a cold keep him up tonight. vicks nyquil. powerful nighttime 6 symptom cold and flu relief. ♪ yeah... try new alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heartburn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer fruits chews. enjoy the relief! [ mait brings togethert's dieveryone's favorite flavors,. new table for two. like savory garlic herb shrimp over wood-fire grilled chicken and chili ginger salmon topped with tangy pineapple salsa. nothing brings you together like table for t

but let's bring in wells fargo adviser stuart freeman and raymond james jeff sort. gentlemen, happy new year. welcome to "street signs." to what degree can we just put today down to tax selling and this is really just noise? >> i think it's just noise, mandy. you try and call the portfolio managers i normally speak to, they're all in the hamptons. this is more about a lack of buyers than really ernstwhile selling. there are individual sellers who didn't want to pay the tax man. they're taking gains now and postponing the tax burden. >> what happens from today onwards, jeff? >> i think it's noise today and tomorrow. i think you don't get a real clear picture until the pros get back next week. i would tell people to put blinders on to the action today and tomorrow and take a fresh look when the pros come back. >> stuart, people will open up their end of the year statements, see nice returns, that might entice people to put in the market. is that a good idea? because the retail investor seems to mistime things. >> i think we have to remember -- >> it's to stuart. then

david: aaron kessler, always a pleasure from raymond james. thanks for coming on.hapiro thanks very much. as we're talking about google's decision to get out of the phone hardware business lifting a cloud from the internet giant creating a huge new opportunity for china's lenovo. lenovo's north american president jay parker will tell us how he plans to set up competition between wireless leaders apple and samsung. can he turn around motorola mobility when google couldn't? >>> we're heading back down to the heart of super bowl boulevard where liz is live at the nasdaq marketplace. liz, what is coming up. liz: how do you like this line, it is good to be bad. that is what is jaguar hopes to get to buyers and super bowl viewers and doubles down with the full minute ad in this year's super bowl, jaguar's first. we'll show you a look at multimillion dollar campaign and shoot and we'll ask jaguar is the hefty price tag worth it. and we're here live, look what i found at nasdaq marketsite, cletus the fox sports robot who taught me dance moves. because that's what you do ri

. >> reporter: before coming to mansion raymond was an assistant superintendent in the district. >> iot find a principal who was suitable to handle the school. so therefore, i said to myself, because i love these students dearly and i knew the community i will just volunteer to be the principal. >> reporter: wayman is on a mission to turn the school around and make it safer. in the middle of a citywide budget crisis she's had just a few short months to save it from being closed. she's always on edge. >> miss jackson, can you hear me? >> jimmy: especially at lunchtime with the entire school in one room. >> i know that they outnumber me. i don't know if i have enough manpower to bring them back. >> reporter: suddenly a fight between two girls because one had spit on the another day before. wayman rushes to break it up. >> take a deep breath. >> jimmy: by the way, during the mayhem one of the students steps in to protect me. >> we don't want nobody hurting diane. >> reporter: this reinforced the need for strict order. so principal wayman was doing something never done before. enforcing a

raymond cappabianco drove in from california. >> first legal marijuana i bought in my life. >> reporteryou're feeling okay about it. >> so far. >> reporter: so far. >> denver councilman charlie brown was against legalized marijuana sales for recreational use. he's now part of a group writing new rules for the industry. >> i was fearful of shall we say cannabis chaos. that didn't turn out. it was really a marijuana milestone. but the concerns are still there, especially to our young people. >> reporter: police in colorado and neighboring states report no significant increase in marijuana-related offenses or trafficking, but critics say one week is not enough time to assess the full impact. at least 130 more shops are waiting for permits to open. stoo keep on toquing. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, denver. >>> well, coming up on the "morning news," a leap of courage. you'll see how former congresswoman gabrielle giffords marked the anniversary of the shooting that nearly took her life. this is the "cbs morning news." gabrielle giffords marked the anniversary of the shooting that nearly took

the operation funneled by ex-cops joseph esposito and john minerva as well as raymond lavallee, a formerhomas hale, a pension consultant. the attorney. >> the mention of this indictment is that if you're considering falsifying or bilking any administration service for disability benefits, you shouldn't and if you do, you're going get caught. >> reporter: joseph esposito's attorney is brian griffin. >> mr. esposito proudly served this city as a new york city plifb and he came to court today and said two very important words. he said "not guilty." >> proposition cuters say the investigation is far from over and they expect many more cases to emerge. jeff glor, cbs news, new york. fiber that's taste-free, grit-free and dissolves completely. so you can feel free to add it to anything. and feel better about doing it. better it with benefiber. lactaid® is 100% real milk? right. real milk. but it won't cause me discomfort. exactly, because it's milk without the lactose. and it tastes? it's real milk! come on, would i lie about this? [ female announcer ] lactaid. 100% real milk. no discomfort. c

mccloud county sheriff scott raymond: >> the driver made a decision to walk home and never made it. >> reporter: icy highways and blowing snow contributed to more than 350 crashes around minnesota. any moisture on the road immediately freezes, creating black ice. >> we see black ice form, actually, when the exhaust from vehicles driving over the roadway freezes, and it doesn't typically happen until those temperatures get well below zero. neither one of you guys are hurt, though, right? >> reporter: minnesota state trooper tom erickson told us that raises the risk for first responders. >> it makes it very dangerous for us as first responders on the scene. we have a number of squads who have been hit. >> reporter: none of the troopers' injuries were serious. temperatures here tomorrow could finally reach the low 20s. >> pelley: even in places that are used to this kind of snow and ice, this winter is busting budgets and a lot more. here's elaine quijano. >> reporter: the cold is blamed for two water main breaks today in new york city. one was in greenwich village, where ellen peterson-

nothing there, so he kicks it out to raymond felton at the last possible second and felton knocks down the triple. up 92-90. barbosa trying to create something. he's able to create the foul on kenyon martin. now, the knicks didn't think so. but what else are they going to think. barbosa hit both free throws. tied at 92, they go to overtime. phoenix scored four points in overtime. knicks scored six. anthony had four of those. the knicks, 6-1 in 2014. >> i think this is the first time we've ever had to do two takes. >>> and deandre kane and eighth ranked iowa state hosting kansas. three-pointer, first half tied at 36. second half, all bill self's club. embiid, talk to the hand. on the other end, the finish. >> a little chicken wing. >> there you go, 16 points, 9 rebounds, 5 blocks and andrew wiggins, 19 rebounds, 17 points. kansas wins 77-70. >>> caroline wozniacki and rory mcilroy officially engaged. >> any closing thoughts? >> i think that was good. >> okay, all right. back to you. >>> thanks, guys. >>> all right. up next, "the pulse," talk show host, media mogul, plumber, proof that o

one salon to this unfold and max maya did the damage in the three nil victory in the a league game raymond brown tried to do little to warm up the fold to one thousand fans and some zero temperatures that much and get real mail. twelve cents today's action produced was to upset them plenty of goals is a look what happened in on bad weather it was a moral question of the cliches in a close race big bounce in his beard until i heard notched their first win of the season the moment finally came. the tigers players and owners will be up over time and will see off the coaches beer and it happened it's lots more. nuremberg for the better side but they needed a stroke of luck to take the lead. two weeks and was shot was deflected in defensive error helped them doubled their lead the cypriot mitch was in the right place at the right time to make it to him. it went even further ahead after time. any hints it may be too real. after so many failures this season. they finally believed they could hold onto we're so back to you on to ap text on top and one from pulling a goal back. it really sealed the

international i from moscow welcome back iran has started to hold a few raymond returned under a landmark deal that came into effect today in exchange for curbing its nuclear ambitions the west promised to ease the burden of sanctions on the middle east country and let's now take a closer look at iran is gaining here the total economic relief for the country over the next six months is seven billion dollars while still that money four point two billion dollars will be accessible through a ring of funds of the season which will be unblocked the rest is coming from an easing of restrictions on the export of petrochemical goods precious metals and financial transactions you can see here how about the move is just the beginning as well the next tougher yeah iran and six world powers have to reach a final compromise but as also has pointed to now reports they passed agreement maybe not. from today a deal between iran and the international community goes into effect that will see iran freeze parts of its nuclear program in return for the easing of sanctions in terms of the agreement they will n

raymond cappabianco drove here from florida. >> first legal marijuana i've bought in my life. >> reporter: you're feeling okay about it? >> so far. >> reporter: so far? >> reporter: denver councilman charlie brown was against legalizing marijuana sales for recreational use. he's now part of the group writing new rules for the city's growth industry. >> i was fearful of, shall we say, cannabis chaos. but that didn't turn out. it was really a marijuana milestone. but the concerns are still there, especially to our young people. >> reporter: police in colorado and neighboring states report no significant increase in marijuana-related offenses or trafficking. but critics say one week is not enough time to assess the full impact. at least 130 more shops are waiting for permits to open. >> keep on toking. >> reporter: manuel bojorquez, cbs news, denver. >> pelley: today former congresswoman gabrielle giffords said her battle against gun violence is like her rehab from an assassination attempt three years ago today-- a daily step by step struggle. writing in the "new york times," giffords said o

thank you very much, chief economist at raymond james, thank you for being with us.ping the focus on jobs. not just adam and robert and stephanie. robert mentioned bill gates -- bill gross. officer,ief investment mohamed el-erian will be "in the loop" next hour. we will ask him about the stay long on bonds call. ♪ >> you are watching "in the loop," a fresh read on the u.s. economy, december jobs number is. adding just 74,000 jobs. here's is what is so curious, it fell to 6.7 -- the jobless rate fell to six .7% because we are counting fewer people. the labor force participation as low as march 1978. that is the problem and that is why the market and wall street players are going to have to debate this number and figure out what is more important. as we look at different industries, one thing that is clear -- airlines are hiring. that may come as a surprise. take a look at this, there is the airline index versus the s&p 500, up about three times as much as the s&p over the past year. who is actually doing hiring? >> airlines are finally hiring again force-out for the f

let's cut to all these years later, my song about bradley manning that i wrote with my friend, james raymondme thing. i wasn't particularly interested in whether he was guilty of the charges brought against him, bradley manning being the whistleblower that released all the diplomatic and military cables to wikileaks. but to be incarcerated in awful, awful conditions which the united nations equated to torture for 1000 days before his trial was not fair to me. that's why i wrote "almost gone." that's why i'm convinced that we need to spread light on some of these cases. we need whistleblowers in this world. we need a little more transparency from our government and from our military. tavis: now i'm going back. tell me about your mother. we talked about your father and you referenced your mother. as a matter of fact, you dedicate this book to both of your parents and i don't want to leave your mom out of this conversation. so tell me about your mother and the influence she had on you. >> two years before my mother died, i asked her why was it she had encouraged me in my passion, my search, for

is always great to have you on are a south african and i at a time that was a former cia analyst raymond govern. president obama addressed the nation last night for these annual state of the union speech after that speech the situation turned grim for one reporter covering on that covering the event and n y one news reporter was interviewing representative michael grimm and asked him a question about an investigation into illegal fund raising for the congressman's campaign all this outraged graham who then resorted to threatening the reporter and it was all caught on camera. why. you. would know. graham defended his actions of a later apologized to that reporter he threatened that he that he there and you just saw there to talk more about the state of the union i'm joined now by r.t. correspondent ivan lopez and our t.v. producer katie fischer welcome ladies so meghan hopefully i know you're there covering this hopefully you didn't face the wrath of graham what were some of the highlights for you all the highlight for me as you just mentioned was not being threatened but there was anothe