the little robin hood claims she received the money from a neighbor and all the cash has since been recovered. wow. >>> spring break partiers down in florida had a rude awakening when local police broke up their fun. while some tried to argue, most took their punishment in stride. they were handcuffed and shackled these teens giggled their way to county lockup. >>> an alarming number of stranded sea lion pups in southern california have many marine biologists concerned. hungry, sick and malnourished sea lion pups are turning up left and right, so much so that the pacific marine mammal center has declared a state of emergency. >>> to take you to sports, the miami heat are now the fourth team in nba history with 20 straight wins. there were 48 points against philadelphia. lebron james and dwyane wade made some crucial baskets. in the final minutes to pull out a 98-94 victory over the sixers. the heat has to win the remaining games to beat the all-time record of 33 straight. >>> to atlanta, the lakers' kobe bryant twisting his ankle and was down on the court in obvious pain. according to the "lo

. >>> anonymous the activist group is conducting operation robin hood in nottingham. protesting what they are calling rich companies that are evading taxes. during this protest they were having, they wanted to shut some of those businesses down. but instead, something very beautiful happened. >> it means nothing to you. >> this man is anonymous. >> saying if you don't give this man money, then you're not about anonymous. that's what we're about, helping this guy. so people start giving. they say even the police loved what they were doing. >> people were giving him hugs. and look at the sign he's holding. it's got misspellings, but it says a message, please, i am hungry, please help me. one small donation. thank you, god bless. they blessed him financially. not only that, they gave him hugs and he's just -- he can't even speak while this is going on. making my heart just grow. >> i know. you can tell how humbled and grateful he is by these actions of kindness from all these completely random strangers. >> you can only imagine how long it's been since he felt love and a

paul ryan's budgets have often been called robin hood in reverse for the reasons you cite.nerates his savings by cutting programs that help the least advantaged. medicaid takes a big hit. pell grants. that's an important tuition assistance program for middle and lower income kids. food stamps takes a big hit. once you start whacking at those and then you go to the top of the scale, cut tax liabilities for the wealthiest households, that's where you get robin hood in reverse label. there is another problem. and the one thing that is different from last year, aside from the spending and cuts that we were just talking about, is that now the top tax rate is higher than it used to be for the richest americans. it used to be 35%. now it is 40. this is a bigger. at a cut. i think the thing people should realize is that representative ryan does not specify one loophole closure. one offset. he has never done so. you could worry that it would raise the budget deficit by taking in less revenue and not telling us how you pay for it. >> and i misworded it. it said while holding social s

history defies the romanticized image of robin hood, or the ones celebrated by his effigy in the cathedral. >> here lies the preserve heart of richard, king of england, the patriot, the warrior night who fought for christendom. but the real story is that this king spent very little time in england. he spent -- he spoke practically no english and was far more concerned with his extensive lands in france. records here tell us he was a selfish man, -- a vicious man, probably a selfish rulers, and haunted by his sins. >> inside the box, frankincense, to give the king and more saintly air. >> this was to give this man a verysmelling the odor, the close as possible to the odor of thetity, and the closest to one of god. >> the medieval kings believed in purgatory. in accounting for 1 cents. ine's sins. main failed in the crusade, conquering jerusalem. but more important, he is responsible for the slaughter of thousands of muslims in cold blood. analysisgain, forensic is adding the cold, scientific facts to myth and legend. amazing what modern technology is doing, revealing the mysteries of histor

but i want to see somebody come in and clean up the mess in the great old robin hood movies, the rich and the poor and dorothy day catholics and i'm all part of that. that's the part that is like jesus 2,000 years ago, the jewish carpenter who didn't have any money, but he was the guy who had the truth, look out for the little people. that's been forgotten. there's nothing here in all we're watching that has anything to do with the little people. a 2,000 years ago jewish guy, it's different and it's been lost. we got to get back to it. we got to get back to purity. the one thing i liked about the old robinhood movies, at the end of the movie where they needed to find truth and justice, king richrd the lion-hearted would show up at the end of the movie would show up and say, you're right, they would clean it up and get rid of all the bad guys. i want someone to come in and is say who has been missing with young boys, and who is not a true priest and get rid of them all. every single one of them. if you don't have that faith in the pope, who you going to have it in? that's what they're

poverty the numbers here paint a pretty clear picture of the chavez approach to governance and his robin hood asking mental mentality work for venezuela during fourteen years in office chavez managed to drastically improve the lives of venezuelans while rebuilding an entire nation he knew that the best way to achieve safety and security was not by constructing lavish buildings but through maintaining a strong social safety net and ensuring the venezuelans had the resources that they needed to survive. america should take a page out of the chavez playbook every american should have a comfortable baseline from which to step out into the world and survive and prosper that means protecting this nation social safety net and strengthening programs like social security and medicare it also means raising the minimum wage and making a living wage so that americans can abroad themselves and for and for their families country is only as strong as its people its time that america was strong. and that's the way it is tonight monday march eleventh two thousand and thirteen for more information check out ou

she was apparently generous, a little robin hood. claimed she received the money from a neighbor. all the cash has since been recovered. >>> spring break partiers in florida had a rude awakening when police broke up their fun. while some tried to argue, most took their punishment in stride. handcuffed and shackled, these teens still giggled their way to county lockup. >>> an alarming number of stranded sea lion pups in southern california have many marine biologists seriously concerned. they're hungry, sick and malnourished. these sea lion pups are turning up left and right, so much so, the pacific marine mammal center has declared a state of emergency. we certainly wish them well. >>> turning now to sports, the miami heat are now the fourth team in nba history with 20 straight wins. lebron james and dwyane wade combined for 48 points against philadelphia and made some crucial baskets in the final minutes to pull out a 98-94 victory over the sixers. the heat would have to win most of their remaining games to beat the lakers' all-time

and will the system that chavez set up, recently robin hood, take the oil money, take our resources,old, uranium, give it to the poor. but it is a fragile economic system. highest inflation rate in the world. one of the most dangerous, corrupt cities on the planet. what will happen now that you don't longer have the charismatic chavez pointing his finger in america's eye. gerri: let's go to david asman was actually interviewed chavez. here's a fellow incredibly charismatic, incredibly controversial and very critical of the u.s. what is your reaction to tonight? david: people made a mistake underestimating him. he was a clever person. everybody from politicians to journalists to the general population. when he first came in, i first interviewed him in jail in 1992 trying to pull off, six years later he became president. he became president by pointing out the corruption of the venezuela economy. what he did was he turned into my own at all. under the ruse of socialism by doing it for the people, given all the soil to the people he learned from fidel castro who was his mentor. teaching

quiet a reverse robin hood. steal from the poor and give to the pentagon. >>> joining me now is congresswoman out of illinois and chad bernstein for budget and policies. thank you for both being here tonight. >>> congresswoman, let me go to you, first. some senators may be open to compromise. but it seems the same old ways with the house republicans. >> there is such an incredible disconnect between the united states congress, the house, the republican-led house and the rest of the world. the real life, the real world that my constituents live in. and everything single thing that they're doing, the sequester, the continuing resolution, the ryan budget make income and equality much worse. created, as you pointed out, the loss of 750,000 jobs. give more tax breaks -- the ryan budget will give more tax breakst the wetiest americans. nunl none of this is necessary. this is a self-inflicted pain on the middle class and the poor. >> jared, when you look at the president going to dinner with them tonight, reaching out,

sugar program is a reverse robin hood program, i would call it. u.s. pay about $2 billion more every year to buy sugar in the form of food products like breakfast cereals and candy to the benefit of a small group of very wealthy sugar growers. >> now those price supports also hit companies like hershey and nestle. it's the flood of unneeded subsidized imports that is creating the oversupply and making the job a lot harder when it comes to price supports. bittersweet news. >> it is certainly very bittersweet. ahead on street signs, a power panel from the home depot product walk. all sitting down for an exclusive interview with our very own brian sullivan. and we are still waiting for the newly elected pope to come out on that balcony that you can see live on your screen in vatican city. the excitement is definitely building in the crowd as we await the news. stick around. [ male announcer ] this is joe woods' first day of work. and his new boss told him two things -- cook what you love, and save your money. joe doesn't know it yet, but he'll work his wa

maker on wall street, he's put that aside, start-up investor, a venture capitalist, chairman of the robin hood foun i gue f foundation. here to weigh in on the market and recession fears, welcome back. >> thank you. >> i know that stock market forecasting is not your game. neither really is economic modeling. i'd like to get your thoughts on where we are, the united states, economically right now and whether you think the growth in the stock market is sustainable and based on a firm foundation. >> well, once again we've had a first quarter which seems like a really great year. there's a right of spring that's happened in the last three years with four in a row, which is encoachment of european concern tends to drag down the stock market. >> we have seen this move before. >> yeah. this is the fourth time through. more important, between housing, companies have aligned and focused. they've got their priorities set, they are sitting on at least a trillion dollars of cash and i've talked to ceos all across america. what they are saying is we are better than a big sideways. it's slow, steady progre

>> well, paul ryan's budget has described as robin hood in reverse. i think that is accurate.hat he generates largely come from cutting programs who very much need the help right now, and he takes some of those savings and gives them back to upper income people in corporations in huge tax cuts. by the way, there's another deficit problem if the ryan budget. i think he's gotten a bit of a free ride. theres no way mathematically and i can take you through the numbers that paul ryan request offset the trillions of. >> not -- >> there are no free rides -- that is an important part. he wants to lower the top marginal tax rates to a number that is lower than even mitt romney. >> mitt romney took seven points off the top tax rate. paul ryans takes about 15 points, so twice as heavy a lift. can i make one point? >> begin the colloquy. >> i'm a little surprised to see you without a body guard today, because ezra wrote in his piece this morning that our deficits right now are too small. now, i happen to agree with that, but that's heresy in d.c. where you are right now. i'd love to hear

that was his reputation but he also had this reputation of being the robin hood of the underworld, something charismatic about it and all that kind of thing. so we were, it is a long time to even wrap her head around it when we're getting close to confirming it. and now, it's a given, it's excepted. >> my big concern, and i shared with the other, the globe, was we could set off a gang more and the bodies dumped on the front steps of the goal. i don't think the publisher would've liked that much. and it was a daunting undertaking. really was the hardest call i ever had to make. >> the other question, cooper billy johnson had whitey in custody at logan airport and an order came down from someplace to release him. in your research, or in your opinion, where did that order, from? >> well, that's always been the confusing thing to me because the allegation was that dave davis who was the head of the port authority intervened and between lines, it was mostly bill bulger reaching out to the head of the port authority to interfere in that case. but as far as we could tell, that was never documented.

required a supreme loyalty, that was his reputation, but he also had the reputation of being the robin hood of the underworld. something charismatic about him and all that kind of thing. so, you know, we were -- it took a long time to even rather our head around it when we were getting close to confirming it and now it's a given, it's accepted -- >> i share with the editor of the globe was we could set off a gang and of the bodies dumped on the front steps i don't think the publisher would like that much. it was a daunting undertaking. it really was. >> i commend you. the other question, billy johnson had whitey in custody at the airport and an order came down from some place to release him. in your research or in your opinion where did that come from? >> welcome that's always been a confusing thing to me because the obligation was that davis that was the head of the port authorities intervened and between the lines it was bulger reaching the head of the port authority to interfere on that case. but as far as we could tell, that was never documented. and i think unfortunately the trooper ma

good gangster so that in southie for a lot of years people thought that he really was some sort of robin hood figure who kept drugs out. and of course what we found over the years is that he really was taking tribute from drug dealers and actually at one point was in a car delivering cocaine to the projects in southie. but i think he worked very hard to create this image of himself as a good guy. and that's what he will be fighting for in his trial, his reputation. >> rose: all right. 16 years on the lam. >> finally caught in santa monica. and he said was it a cat that he said -- >> yeah, he said a cat caught him. >> how did they capture him. >> well, you know, the first two years we try to explain this. i don't believe the fbish was looking for him. in fact they assigned the search for him to the very organized crime squad that he had corrupted. so by the time he got out to santa monica he was really-- the trail had gone completely cold and then legitimate serious law enforcement people were looking for him, they couldn't find him. and then the task force was actually very big at one point.

and he is now being called the new robin hood of switzerland. ross. >> does he run around in green? carolin, thanks indeed very much for that. it's a very big man called little something or other. >>> over the weekend, british politicians described proposals as a moronic piece of economic policy. the prime minister david cameron called for the initiatives to be more flectble. but politician might find support within europe. german and french finance ministers recommending that the eu business finance plan be watered down. this as we've heard from hsbc this morning. highest paid banker is not a director. he's paid 7 million pounds for 2012, as well. so the highest paid employees were paid 27.8 and that's five of them. >> and that includes 21.5 million in bonuses. so there's basically 20 million in bonuses. that's a -- that's more than one to one. >> yeah. or two to one, which would be -- it is more two to one. >>> meanwhile, british politicians may have an impact on the economy. is it too late for central london's red hot property market? according to a new report, cash sales fell by

my favorite hero robin hood, they say he is really a myth but the bottom line is they called him a troublemaker. use it back any think about the victory stand with me peter norman. when the dust settled they called peter norman a troublemaker. i looked over my shoulder and the person that most people forget about today and maybe you can figure out why, they called them a troublemaker and they don't even mention his name anymore and that is john brown. today when i sat back and thought about it i sit troublemaker, jesus christ. they called him a trouble make her. so when all the dust settles i looked at john carlos and i said man hugh were dam good company to be called a troublemaker. [laughter] [applause] when i look back in terms of motivation there were many people swimming downstream with the words troublemaker. it did not deter me. i felt like if all of them were saying i was a troublemaker i know who the man in the mirror is a night know who john carlos is and i know what i'm right and if i have to take a so be it. the more that went against me the stronger i got. but i came back from mexi

obama, the president of the united states is viewed in these polls and gets to play two roles in robin hood. he gets to be the sheriff of knottingham and prince, but the fact is this government is capable, i think is pretty clear, with the come pensing policy. we're taxing 2.3% on medical devices and we have 600 billion in taxes directly the beginning. year because of obamacare and no one voted on it. >> megyn: they want more. >> and this president says he wants another trillion dollars and the democrats passed that budget. you can dress it up whatever you want, the fact is it's c confiscatory and the government rather than being reined in, we know where to get it and we'll spend it any way we damn well please and you're going to pay for it. >> megyn: over in cyprus, they decided at the end of the day, this weekend, they decided we are going to take it from the rich and ought to shut the other people up and i've got to run. >> quickly shall the united nations wants to do a transaction tax on the whole world and there will never be a vote on the american people by that. it could happen. >> m

i am so sick and tired of this house position, what i call when i was coming up, reverse robin hood. robin from -- robbing from the poor and working people to give tax breaks to the rich. the congressional black caucus budget on the other hand invests in education, save the jobs -- saves the jobs of teachers and first responders. what else does it do? it makes investments toward rebuilding our neighborhoods and we all know for every $1 billion that we spend in nfrastructure it generates 44,000 permanent jobs. now, i want to say something about the fact that you can tell something about an organization or a group or your church or your club as to how you spend the money. that's how you can tell. and you can tell whether you care about the children, the disabled and the elderly. coming from florida, the home of claude pepper, i want you all to know, be very clear, that i will not vote to cut social security, medicaid or medicare. you know what? we did have an election and i want you to know the people of florida weighed in. and you can fool some of the people some of the time but you c