boards and the new fangled absurdism well with these low rates we have the next headline max richard branson plastic financial apartheid with rates from borrowing by banks at record lows this type of rate rate is truly sick so remember sir richard branson was able to buy northern rock the state owned bank in the u.k. by promising that he was going to introduce competition and innovation into the market well sir richard branson of virgin money which recently bought northern rock has increased interest rates on its credit cards by almost fifty percent and the latest blow to consumers already hit by rising mortgage rates the bank group has issued i take it or leave it all to me them telling customers to accept the rises or pay off their balances talk about markets sky branson you look at those big. who. own who are who are the rort. and then he buys it of course he's part of the club any jacks people's rights up and he commits financial hole because he can financial part time he's an ugly ugly british muppet who is basically also on his knees in front of osborne performing services well the cre

promising that he was going to introduce competition and innovation into the market well sir richard branson of virgin money which recently bought northern rock has increased interest rates on its credit cards by almost fifty percent and the latest blow to consumers already hit by rising mortgage rates the bank group has issued a take it or leave it ultimatum tell you customers to accept the rises or pay off their balances talk about markets in the sky branson just look at those big. who. own who are who are the rort. and then advise it of course he's part of the club any jacks people's rights up and he commits financial hole accounts he can put financial part time he's an ugly ugly british muppet who is basically also on his knees in front of osborne performing services well the credit card rates they're charging are now twenty four point nine percent let's make the fifty percent we're just going to string you along gold ladies you piece of trash so here we have. our governments taking out one hundred year mortgages on our country essentially in order to give these banks toure's which goldm

. >>> and sir richard branson on oil prices and big banks. one business lesson you don't want to miss. [ kareem ] i was fascinated by balsa wood airplanes since i was a kid. [ mike ] i always wondered how did an airplane get in the air. at ge aviation, we build jet engines. we lift people up off the ground to 35 thousand feet. these engines are built by hand with very precise assembly techniques. [ mike ] it's gonna fly people around the world. safely and better than it's ever done before. it would be a real treat to hear this monster fire up. [ jaronda ] i think a lot of people, when they look at a jet engine, they see a big hunk of metal. but when i look at it, i see seth, mark, tom, and people like that who work on engines every day. [ tom ] i would love to see this thing fly. [ kareem ] it's a dream, honestly. there it is. oh, wow. that's so cool! yeah, that was awesome! [ cheering ] [ tom ] i wanna see that again. ♪ >>> well, in sky, sea and soon space virgin group founder sir richard branson hopes his high standards for quality set him

fisher, donald trump, trump tuesday, senator marco rubio, david bon derman, michael eisner and richard branson who needs to come in here to sign my thing. stay tuned. >> and we have a fewer who has everybody but -- oh, my gosh, jack was here and i didn't have him sign. >> busy bring still ahead. >>> when fed presidents talk, they talk to squawk. today at 8:00, a special extended interview with richmond fed president jeffrey lacker. and monday, we'll talk to dallas fed president richard fish ir. er

. >> sir richard branson. >> you are just jealous. >> bernard, what do you have? >> i have the imus in the morning show on fox business every morning, folks, from 6:00 to 9:20. check him out. check out the look on the faces of the guests while you are there. >> excellent. gavin, what is going on? >> please people who bought so shirts stop having paypal actions against me. i am sending out the citers. the shirts. please calm down. they are on their way. i am not. >>> jeer yen and this is not a scam. >> excellent. >> greg, anything you want to say? >> andy, about last night's show. it didn't live up to my expectations and our viewers at fox news deserved a better show so i scraped it. >> sounds good to me.

protect the species in them. >> i hope to go with you, so please keep me in mind, all right, richard bransonhank you, so much. great to see you as always, sir richard ban

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richard branson, who's also racing to get to the bottom of the sea, he's with us next.l these years... years washington's been talking at us, but they never really listen... listen...it's not just some line item on a budget; it's what i'll have to live on... i live on branson street, and i have something to say... [ male announcer ] aarp is bringing the conversation on medicare and social security out from behind closed doors in washington. because you've earned a say. >>> a story i have been waiting all day for, a dive more than 350,000 feet below sea level, cameron spent several hours on the ocean floor, even tweeting from down there, all in the name of deep sea exploration. i got to understand how this twitter thing happened, 35,000 people. anyway, famed thrillseeker richard branson, you're a thrillseeker yourself, i want to get your thoughts on what qualm ron has done, what do you think about that? >> it's remarkable. i mean when you think that no nation has managed to go below 17,000 feet in a submarine, only a few people have been further down before and they were

finally, richard branson says he's booked his 500th customer to fly into space. >>> asthot kutcher dropped0,000 to go to space. >> i want to do a lot of test players. >> and news comes to us at whdh 7 news in boston where one potential juror had a really good excuse to avoid doing his civic duty. jacob is only 9 years old. but that didn't stop him from getting a summons. his first reaction was to ask what exactly is jury duty? it turns out the census messed up jacob's birthday. this kind of thing happens once or twice a year and jacob's family can vouch for that. jacob also had a summons when he was only two years old. >>> well, i'm lynn barry and this is "early today" your first stop of the day on your nbc station. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning. we're starting out on the warm side. temperatures are around 60 degrees. we have some light rain in some neighborhoods. heavier showers in howard county. you might see some of that under way to work this morning. 64 downtown. clouds and a chance for a shower or a fender sure. high temperature between

about 360 people were invited including george clooney, warren buffett, and richard branson. >> quite the guest list. >> google is working on changes to its search engine. >> in an update on the foreclosure problems. here is linda bell in new york. >> hello. good morning. we have the most up-to-date on foreclosures. nationwide foreclosures fell in february. despite the decline, it is the smallest decrease since october 2010. the number of foreclosures will rise again in the coming months in the wake of the $25 billion settlement. all of these programs to help homeowners -- a lot of americans do not know about them. seven out of 10 are not aware of them, according to a new survey. you mentioned to go, you may get more accurate results. searchers will rely less on matching key words and instead use something similar to artificial intelligence. " wants us to think of searches more like a human minicomputer -- google wants us to think of searcherss more like a human instead of a computer. i will have all of those stories in the next hour. linda bell reporting for abc 7 news. >> to follow

also warren buffet, richard branson, and singer john legend. the sixth state dinner for the obama administration. >>> cal is 1 and done at the ncaa tournament. gary shows you what happened. >>> and the short-handed warriors battle the mighty boston celtics down to the wire. >>> the warriors with their current you have to look up the names roster pushed the boston celtics. you want to work for joe these days. these pull all the strings. clay thompson had a great night. nate robinson ties the game at 103. boston pretty much walked through this thing. then at the finish, pierce draws the defenders, and kevin garnett hits the winning basket. a star, curry didn't play tonight, nate has to take the last shot, and it's not close. but the warrior, a lot of spunk tonight. they lose 105-103 to the celtics. >>> they through these kids all night, apparently. around noon time, milwaukee time, monta ellis -- showing off their new jerseys. here is the big prize. steven jackson, they'll probably try to get rid of him soon. but all this deal was -- centers arou

finally, richard branson says he's booked his 500th customer to fly into space. >>> asthot kutcher dropped $200,000 to go to space. >> i want to do a lot of test players. >> and news comes to us at whdh 7 news in boston where one potential juror had a really good excuse to avoid doing his civic duty. jacob is only 9 years old. but that didn't stop him from getting a summons. his first reaction was to ask what exactly is jury duty? it turns out the census messed up jacob's birthday. this kind of thing happens once or twice a year and jacob's family can vouch for that. jacob also had a summons when he was only two years old. >>> well, i'm lynn barry and this is "early today" your first stop of the day on your nbc station. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. (woman) the goal is to bring an end to breast cancer. (woman) there's no doubt in my mind that komen's funding helped saved my life. the 3-day is my opportunity to help save others' lives. (woman) i'll never stop walking, not till we find a cure. it is the most rewarding experience i have ever had in my entir

. >> and finally, billionaire richard branson says he's booked his 500th customer to fly a future flight into space. that would be ashton kutcher. he paid $200,000 to go into space. >> we're so fascinated by how the rich play. let me go into a subseven miles into the pacific or fly into space. just go to the beach. >>> this comes to us from whdl seven news in boston. in yar mouth, one potential juror had an excuse to not do his civic duty. that's because jacob is 9 years old. that didn't stop him from getting a smons, his first reaction? what is jury duty? a census worker messed up jac jacob's birthday. jacob also got a summons when he was 2. oops. >>> i'm lynn berry. this is "early today." just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> well, if you're afraid of heights, consider yourself lucky you don't play for the sydney sin fony orchestra. the trumpet section took to the top of the steel bridge to celebrate its birthday. at over 400 feet above the harbor, members held on tight as morning commuters zipped by underneath. they managed to still play tunes like "chariots o

. >>> richard branson of virgin airways unveiled the clubhouse at jfk international's airport this week. i got a sneak peek at the digs. features a cocktail bar, spa, hair salon and pool table. with curved walls and walnut finishes. the price of entry to this retreat, a first class ticket on virgin atlantic which will set you back several thousand dollars. along with the tour, we spoke about how he sees business today as the merge from recession. >> america does seem to be bouncing back now. the yields are still quite tough. for the traveling public's point of view. but factors are up quite dramatically at the moment. >> and i hope you'll join me for the full interview with sir richard branson this sunday on the wall street journal report. >>> before we go, let's do a quick recap on this stat check. greece knocked out to post gains this week overshadowing february's better than expected jobs report. the dow industrials today for the week rather

1960 recently there's been a race among well debentures to return his billing as of that either richard branson had hoped to refers to get back to about bottom. >>> is a good bill and his machines were the people who want to take into the bottom of the ocean but it drives them? >>> curiosity i guess a huge curiosity. returning from is by james cameron made it clear his curiosity was unsatisfied. this is just the beginning he said of the exploration of the most remote place on earth. >>> especial honor the state capitol today for one of our own are eager danny king was named a woman of the year. she was selected by assemblyman jerry hoffman of cells lead tell guinness shares grandkids that advocates for equal opportunities for children. the old will be right back. from the cbs 5 with a sense we have our and the storms let's get down to it this evening with a are live high death dr. renner looks ominous at this hour when you see a little bit of red on the screen that actually this is a whole lot of vertical moving ashore the raindrops evaporated in as it hits the dry air mass and four hits the la

bill gates and michael dell and richard branson never graduated from college .ike finland and germany and sweden. go for trade school and apprenticeship. >> and look at you have john mackey and founder of hotel foods and rachel rays and none of them went to college or finished. >> they are the most talent amazingly brilliant people in the world. but for regular folks like me, college is an answer. unemployment rate 8 percent. only four percent with people with college degree. you will earn one million more with a college degrees. >> and the point is, you don't have to go to college to be successful. >> you don't. you don't. and yet, we are in a society that somehow says that said a college degree means success. rick said earlier, you shouldn't go to college if that is not a good fit for you. we are in a society . challenge something he said. somehow, being a waiter with a college degree in history is a better outcome we think societally than a plumber. we need to put pride back in trade. >> okay, that is the last word from viktor yampt and coming upment informer

. ♪ >>> well, in sky, sea and soon space, richard branson hopes high standards for quality set him aparti spoke with the fourth richest citizen about the investment he's making when others in the travel industry are cutting back. he says it's about how you play the game. >> okay. let me just do this. >> okay. i love it. >> one, two, three. >> if you are the best in your field, you'll never go back. no hotels are the best. no hotels are the best. no airlines are the best. they will go bankrupt. you will never cut foot or see virgin airline go bankrupt because we are the best in the field. >> the new 10,000 square foot room is more than a waiting room. this is a spa. from the pre-flight massages to the high end decor, it's part of the $150 million investment in offerings to lure business travelers. >> if you are smaller than the really big guys, you have to be better. >> who is your clientele, coming to this lounge. >> we call them upper class. we offer for first class, we charge business club fare. >> the big stories are the price of oil. how tough has it been in terms of the challenge of

stars like george clooney rubbed shoulders with richard branson and william buffet. 360 people were invited to honor british prime minister david cameron and his wife. the menu was a u.s.-uk blend with bison wellington. >>> a former goldman sacks employee went out with a blaze of glory today. greg smith shared his blistering resignation letter with the world in an op ed piece in the new york dash "the new york times." he called them bankrupt and accused goldman executives of ripping off clients and called them muppets. it raises questions about how much wall street has changed since the global financial crisis has began. william cohen wrote a book about goldman calling it "money and power." he said wall street is still the same. >> the reason nothing has changed on wall street is because the incentives on wall street have not changed. >> today the held of goldman sent a memo to the firm's employees saying he was upset by the comment. >>> they are trying to shock smokers into quitting with a a $54 million campaign. it shows the real affects of smoking in gruesome detail. one of the spots sho

stars like george clooney rubbed shoulders with richard branson and william buffet. 360 people were invited to honor british prime minister david cameron and his wife. the menu was a u.s.-uk blend with bison wellington. >>> a former goldman sacks employee went out with a blaze of glory today. greg smith shared his blistering resignation letter with the world in an op ed piece in the new york dash "the new york times." he called them bankrupt and accused goldman executives of ripping off clients and called them muppets. it raises questions about how much wall street has changed since the global financial crisis has began. william cohen wrote a book about goldman calling it "money and power." he said wall street is still the same. >> the reason nothing has changed on wall street is because the incentives on wall street have not changed. >> today the held of goldman sent a memo to the firm's employees saying he was upset by the comment. >>> they are trying to shock smokers into quitting with a a $54 million campaign. it shows the real affects of smoking in gruesome detail. one of the spots sho

the star of cbs's "two and a half men" signed up to fly aboard richard branson's space flight. virgin galactic plans to begin operations next year. >> punched me, strangle me, take things from me, sit on me. >> reporter: hollywood heavyweights want a lower parental rating for bully. a new documentary about teen bullying. stars like meryl streep joined the call to change the film's rating from r to pg-13 so teenagers can see it without being accompanied by an adult. >> if kids see this movie without mom and dad, they'll take their own action. if i was 15 years old and my mom said come on, harvey, let's see the movie, i would run out of the theater. >> reporter: bully opens in limited release on march 30. that's your eye on entertainment, cbs news, hollywood. >>> good morning. thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >>> you're halfway there. it's wednesday. good morning. i'm mike hydeck. hi, monika santami. >> good morning. >> she does the traffic and howard with weather. >>> the radar is a lot

would be soon richard branson if you knew me bounced from funds to parachute in some of. these stunts on t.v. don't come. to me if you're really pretty sure free in-store charges free. richmond's free. three stooges free. food free blow to london videos for your media project and a free media john to our teeth on tom. sater we boys in syria are stepping out calls to continue an all out bloody war against the regime because international envoy kofi annan seeks to negotiate peace talks between the government and opposition and. israel has asked the u.s. for weapons that could be consulted with an attack on iraq underground nuclear facilities but america's defense secretary has stressed a u.s. strike would be much more effective and admitted military action is not off the table if diplomacy fails. greece is finally agreed to deal with private investors which could allow it to stave off by default on its debts however as soaring suicide rates are highest in europe suggest the public is already struggling to deal with a lot of the cuts. sports is next with andrew with the late

. >> and finally, billionaire richard branson says he's booked his 500th customer to fly a future flightuch ir. he apparently dropped 200,000 bucks. you know he's single now. he's got nothing better to do. >> 500 people signed up for 200,000. that's a lot of zeros. >> a lot of people with a lot of money. just for a trip to space. i'm lynn berry. this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned "way too early with willie geist" starts right now. >>> mitt romney is happy to be out of the south and poised, according to most polls, to win the state of illinois tonight. the question is, will the romney campaign's math argument become more compelling with a big win in a big state like illinois? we'll talk live in a second to mark hill principal. >>> staff sergeant robert bales meet s with his attorney and sas he doesn't remember most of the night of the massacre in afghanistan. this is as bales' wife apologizes to the families much the victims. the question is, what will the top commander in afghanistan tell congress today about the mission. >>> it looks like after flirting with teams from miami to s

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yesterday, kuchar became the 500th person to sign up for a ride into space with billionaire richard branson's virgin galactic. he will get a 2 1/2-hour flight, with 5 minutes of weightlessness, all for a mere $200,000. flights are set to start next year. >> does he get a beverage and pretzels, though? >> the smallest bag of pretzels, ever. >>> it appears peyton manning is heading to the mile-high city. he is passing denver bronco's physical and is working on a dale worth roughly $95 million over the next five years. he missed all of last season. he was released by the colts two weeks ago. >>> meantime, there are two days, now, until the sweet 16 gets under way. but the pros were in action last night. we get highlights, now, from espn news. >> good morning. i'm don bell with your espn news update. and we go to the nba. couple of big games in the eastern conference. bulls and magic. chicago, without derrick rose. first quarter, orlando, they have dwight howard. and that's working out pretty well. 18 points, 12 rebounds. magic up by three. later on, john lucas off the bench, sticks the three. i

even richard branson isn't selling tickets. so what is the next step here?> yeah we're going to observe to see what we can fine out, but it is relatively close. 30 light years is nothing when you look at the size of the galaxy and the universe. and the other interesting thing is, 20 years ago we were looking all over the universe for life and it turns out it could be right here in our backyard. and the next steps is the study of the atmospheres of these planets. we'll refine what we know so far, identify the ones that are closer to being like earth and then start to look at their atmospheres if they have them. >> so we can take the next steps without actually having to visit these planets. we don't need to get there. we can do these through the telescopes and all of the cool toys you have. >> absolutely. the engineers who work with the telescopes and bill the tools that we use on the telescopes are really geniuses at crafting instruments that can pick out this information and get it very close to accurate. we can do a lot of this work remotely. and besides t

stage fred hochberg who is president of the board of -- as fred is coming up, i had a call from richard branson's people, and one area we have not talked on the economy today is the war on drugs and how he sees it, and he wants to do that and i thought it would be fun to add on to the conference and he said, can you add me on to it after larry and fred, and i said, well -- and so for those of you who are interested in talking about that arena. >> you are not going to ask me to talk about drugs? >> no, the export or and import drugs, not. but i am going to, in our discussion with fred and open up to questions, try to bring a bit more of the international dimension to this question of what's happening to the real economy in the united states. fred is -- has the responsibility of running one of the institutions in which -- it's a government institution but there's no real tax dollars at stake in it. you play a role in helping to broaden the export base of the united states. and i'd love to hear a little bit about that. but president obama has made a fundamental pillar of his economic strategy doubli

sir richard branson, harvey weinstein. the list goes on and on. it was really about the toasts between the president and the prime minister. here they are, kind of a best man vibe to these things. >> now i'm so grateful for all the time david and i have had together. ♪ thank you for being a friend >> when we met two years ago we exchanged beers from our home towns. one news story said, david cameron and barack obama cemented their special relationship by hitting the bottles. when we had a barbecue at downing street for some of our service members david and i rolled up our sleeves, threw away the aprons, decided to flip the burgers ourselves. and finally when david and i got beat pretty badly in table tennis by some local london kids, one newspaper asked the head coach of the british olympic women's team to critique our performance. obama, the coach said, talked a lot. both of them, i'm quoting here, looked a little confused. >> you have to have a guy's night out because so often we find we are completely over shadowed by our beautiful wives. barac

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for dinner with the obamas and the camerons tonight, notably among them, george clooney, sir richard bransonr jonathan ives, the designer of so many famous apple products. and also performing tonight to entertain those at the dinner will be the british folk band mumford and sons and also john legend. the whole evening has been designed to be a fusion of the best of american and british culture and we've seen that reflected in the menu provided to us as an interesting detail. the main dish will be bison wellington, so an american spin on a british classic. >> there with, of course, a serious element to all of this. there are strong words on afghanistan and time running out for iran. >> that's right. at the news conference in the white house garden early on today we saw president obama and prime minister david cameron united in their message on those three big international issues which have dominated the talks the two leaders have held during this visit. on afghanistan we heard for the first time some clarity on u.s. and british forces moving to an assistance role next year ahead of their wit

then we go to the british house of commons in london to hear testimony from richard branson and a former swiss president on proposed changes to international drug policy. and later the senate returns at 2 p.m. eastern for two hours of general speeches followed by more debate on the surface transportation bill. no roll call votes are expected today. >> later today, the japanese ambassador to the u.s. talks about his country's rebuilding efforts one year after the earth quake and tsunami and the nuclear plant crisis. he'll discuss how his government and the population have responded and the lessons that can be drawn from the experience. he'll be followed by a panel of foreign policy analysts who will also examine the events. the live forum, hosted by the interenterprise -- american enterprise institute, gets under way at 1:30 eastern on our companion network, c-span. >> congratulations to all this year's winner of c-span's video student documentary program. a record number of students entered a video on the theme, "the constitution and you," showing which part of the constitution is import

jay tustin is building a sub that virgin airlines entrepreneur richard branson hoped to be first to getottom. the guy building the machines, you've worked with the people who want to take them to the baht only the of the ocean. what drives this? >> a curiosity, i guess. just a huge curiosity. (cheers and applause) >> reporter: returning from his dive, james cameron made it clear his curiosity wasn't satisfied. "this is just the beginning," he said "of the exploration of the most remote place on earth." john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news." with thanks to the jones day law firm for this window on washington and for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment news magazine in the world. are ashton kutcher and rihanna a couple? what we know about the rumors. >> numerous late night twitss. >> and george and are miley sigh does and are boyfriend engaged. >> "the hunger games" stars react to the record breaking weekend. >> i'm so excited. >> dancing's heart throb defe

in attendance richard branson and warren buffett. cast of the hit british tv series downton abbey. and with a choice seat next to the first lady, george clooney. also there more than three dozen of president obama's top campaign fund-raisers. jake tapper, abc news, the white house. >> and george clooney was alone. i don't know where stacey keebler was. but i was available. real quick, there's something pretty controversial out there as well. the super pac that is trying to get obama re-elected. priorities usa took a $1 million donation from bill maher, who's of course the comedian, and used some disparaging language against sarah palin. starts with a c. rhymes with punt. okay? the obama senior adviser, it was in response to this. and asked should they ask for that money to be returned, should they distance themselves. because of course they went on the defense with rush limbaugh and said we're pro women, you know, with the sandra fluke thing. and i just want to know what your -- how do you think they should handle this? >> well, i th

jay tustin is building a sub that virgin airlines entrepreneur richard branson hoped to be first to getottom. the guy building the machines, you've worked with the people who want to take them to the baht only the of the ocean. what drives this? >> a curiosity, i guess. just a huge curiosity. (cheers and applause) >> reporter: returning from his dive, james cameron made it clear his curiosity wasn't satisfied. "this is just the beginning," he said "of the exploration of the most remote place on earth." john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news." with thanks to the jones day law firm for this window on washington and for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> this is 9news now. >> people on both sides of the healthcare debate turn out in force today as the u.s. supreme court begins hearing arguments on the constitution constitutionality of president 'bomb ma's law. the first day of three. the justices are tackling whether or not the high court should make a decision on the issue now or wait until it takes effect in 2014. to

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