but roger? oh, roger. >> i quit school my junior here. and you're not going back and i didn't like people telling me i'm not going to do so, so i went back. >> but he seemed to take trouble with him. drinking, public brawling, marijuana, lsd. eventually cocaine. >> it makes you feel ten feet tall and bullet-proof. usually someone showed me i wants 10'1" and bulletproof. i got a few bruises along the way. >> the good kid and the trouble one spent weekends together off-roading, chasing girls, watching murder-for-hire movies. >> we would watch a movie about hit men. there was easy money involved in a few seconds of work. >> hit men? but that's killing someone. was that a joke? >> just shooting the breeze. wow, you know, $50,000 for pulling a trigger. >> they imagined become hit men themselves. just a joke. and then quite suddenly, life got serious for bob. his girlfriend got pregnant. >> didn't know what to do. she wanted to keep it. >> her name was deanna davidson, a high school junior, only 17. >> long brown hair, really pretty. >> she was

rogers: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on h.r. 3523. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. pursuant to house resolution 631 and rule 18, the chair declares the house in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of h.r. 3523. the chair appoints the gentlewoman from illinois, mrs. biggert, to preside over the committee of the whole. the chair: members will take their conversations off the floor. members will clear the aisles. the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of h.r. 3523 which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: a bill to provide for the sharing of certain cyber threat intelligence and cyber threat information between the intelligence community and cybersecurity entities, and for other purposes. the chair: pursuant to the rule, the bill is considered as read th

the ramadan foundation all right folks this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want roger i want to go to you first before we get to before the program started you asked if we're going to talk about if the man on trial in norway is insane or not how would you describe that because in looking at the trial and i think it's really spooky looking at this trial because he seems to be out worldly a very normal mild mannered person and he has he's able he's admitted to this really ugly mass of crime and he still sits there like you could be sitting next to him in a bus. well i think what we're witnessing is thanks to the wonders of television is the state of mind of a fanatic a fanatical racist in this case could be a fanatical anything really i think a fanatic creates a sort of psychosis for himself which is very different from normal forms of insanity he has created an imaginary universe which is divided into good and evil is called a manichean worldview and he puts himself can be a she as well into the role of a cosmic warrior fighting evil and in that role he or she feels bey

if you want me to give me a letter roger. this is going to head here come on let's let's all have our say look i just write three points for mohamad right you speak for moderate islam in europe which is a major probably of the majority force of islam but you really cannot deny that there is a very small for in foreign oratory well i'm not saying it symmetrically the same as the fringe for minority of white what right wing extremists but there is a minority within the muslim community in europe which does hold extreme anti-democratic views about the role of islam in europe and is extremely intolerant of multiculturalism and the second thing i'd like to say is that though you said the skilling was indiscriminate he was very discriminant was part of his fanatical mindset what he wanted to take out were not muslims it was not a direct attack on muslims he blamed the labor party for. or promoting multiculturalism and he raised the whole issue of what he called the tyranny of political correctness which says that we can't even talk

here all right so you're out of the job and you know roger are going to leave her alone however roger and i have heard you all we're going to try for the last word in the program go sir go ahead look i'll just say liberalism took hundreds of years for volved the principles of individual human rights and the tolerance to adapt to european reality is now i think liberalism is a fundamental rethink to accommodate the realities of a global society in a genuinely multicultural multi-faith europe. as it were revamping the principles teaching history properly getting proper dialogue sorting out its categories and settling the idea of hyphenated identity is roger you've given me a topic for another program in the future thanks to my guests today in paris oxford in manchester and thanks to our viewers for watch. see you next time and remember a problem. let's. see.

the way i was absolutely certain whenever one chose not to wear it all right roger go ahead jump in roger can i can i just cannot just say surely if it really is a question of individual choice and respect for freedom i respect the right of women in oxford to wear the purple or whatever formal dress they want whatever culture they come from what what disturbs me is the idea that within a particular community there is some sort of imposition of cultural norms which creates distress for those individuals now i'm not in a position to judge whether somebody was wearing traditional dress is unhappy doing that or not and i personally would be appalled if britain suddenly wanted to intervene there at a state level but i am concerned about the fact that there is there are there is evidence that within some ethnic minorities and religious communities and are not just talking about muslims certain practices are continued which are actually illegal within if you like non faith community secular britain which are being perpetuated under the cover of respecting culture which i think are an offense to

it's from a police cruiser, two deputies show up to a house belonging to roger and sandra jenkins. the deputies showed up to serve their son, a civil war rant. as one deputy goes to a side door, watch what happens. >> ooh. >> two of the family dogs come out and you see the officer back up. and open fire and shoot their chocolate lab, brandy. >> the dog was wagging his tail. >> the family says these dogs were friendly dogs, the dogs were just coming out to greet these officers, like they would greet anybody who would walk up to this house. the officer did feel threatened, but of course you can imagine roger and sandra jenkins were not happy. they said this would be like one of your children getting shot. listen to the exchange here. >> the dog does not bite. >> we don't know that. we don't know your dog. [ inaudible ] >> you can hear sandra jenkins very upset. >> roger jenkins saying to the officer, can't you just shoot some mays or something else? before we go any further, brandy did not die. brandy was left with some serious injue permanent damage,e,av ctll aeg amputated. wjla-abc

roger is my trainer.g with the way we work. >> obviously the relationship between a father and son is critical. you listen to hip-hop, father absence, father wasn't there, being called named, dismissed because he wasn't there. what affect does that have on a child to deal with father absence? >> i don't want to say my father wasn't there for me. because if i say that -- that's absolutely not true. >> okay. >> my dad was only there for the boxing gym to come get me and take me to the boxing gym. but when i think back on it, me and my dad has never bun to a movie, just me and him. me panned my dad has never been bowling. me and my dad has never bun to dinner and sit down and talk, father/son. me and my dad relationship just has always been just boxing. and minerals. s in blueberry/pomegranate and peach. refreshing nutrition in charge! [ gnome ] bonjour americans! enjoying your holiday? ooo no. the hotel lost our reservation, so nonsense! you book at travelocity, your reservation's guaranteed. well, i didn't

police believe nathan rogers stabbed her to death.and friends say he recently denied being the father of the unborn baby. jarmin, who lives next to the suspect, didn't know the troubled young couple and had no idea of the problems but this morning she says she regrets not calling police. police are telling us this morning that they do believe rogers was the father of that unborn child. and he has been charged with first grow murder. >> looking at the day ahead john edwards will be back in court for week two of his conspiracy trial. today the government will 10 earthquake the wife of a star witness andrew young. prosecutors hope she can repair some of the damage to their case against the former presidential candidate suffered last week. young spent five dison the stand. at within point he claimed he thought edwards might have him killed. prosecutors say edwards used campaign cash to cover,his affair. testimony is expected to resume in the trial of william balfour the man charged with killing jennifer hudson's mother brother and never i

tell us about roger clemens. >> let's go to court. the perjury retrial for pitching great roger clemens set to resume in a few hours. this could land him in prison.

nightly news except roger ailes not concern himself as you can see is low. so that he would find out he doesn't consume stuff with this a lonely publication that on a regular basis has broken stories about how it's news they broke the story about o'reilly and not a whole cost bragging to pocket so i don't really have grown out it's honestly small potatoes compared to you know what the regular news cycle goes through that's a little bit of you know gotcha journalism that we like to talk about and we think is important but you know the biggest thing that i can think of that gawker media has broken was when they found an i phone in a bar somewhere and it was the new i phone prototype roger ailes sense of good stuff when it comes to foyer requests. and we've done interviews with some of the people there that have done investigative work but still you figure that if there's a if the biggest story right now is that somebody from another news organization is a mole in your news organization you probably would at least want to know what that news organization is esp

roger beam a seaman was on the hornet that july day.n this day he and his wife were back on the carrier for the first time to celebrate the 40th anniversary of splash down. on board with them, astronaut buzz aldrine. >> we're down, parachutes come out. we still have cabin pressure and it's lowered on the outside. now we descend, all of a sudden the pressure is greater on the outside. that's saltwater, we're home. >> buzz aldrine was back to sign his book for those who had it. >> it's very, very exciting. >> reporter: and of course -- >> tranquility base here. the eagle has landed. >> reporter: to tell stories of his historic moon landing and walk. >> we flew over an undesirable area that takes more time and more fuel. so instead of having 1-1/2 of fuel on touchdown we had 20 second. >> lift off. >> reporter: the space shuttle program will end next year and nasa is now planning on heading back to the moon. aldrine questions the motive. he say that the moon is a barren world. and will not advance america. >> by the time we get to the moon

the jurors heard another voice and that was of roger clemens him. in a roaring with the congressional investigators before the public house testimony, clemons denied ever using steroids. barnett said that clemons was never subpoenaed to testify before congress and did so willingly. congress wanted to hear from clemons after he was named 82 times in baseball's mitchell report on steroids. barnett testified, quote, mr. clemons was vigorously challenging the validity of the george mitchell report, since the committee asked for the report. we were very interested in that. clemons is not charged with using steroids. but instead, lying about using steroids to congress. and if convicted, the judge has stated roger clemens could go to jail. new, this first day of testimony, though, came to an early end on the count of the judge in this case and the area for speaking engagement. the roger clemens trial, expected to start again monday morn -- morning. >> thank you. >>> a former engineer for bp, the first person criminally charged in the disastrous spill in th

. >>> another big story, jury selection continued in the trial of roger clemens. fox 5s. paul wagner with the story. >> reporter: when roger clemens left this courthouse nine months ago his feature was unknown to himself or anyone else that was working on his legal team they didn't know if the government was going to retry him but now he is back, and defending himself against claims he lied to congress, about steroid use the first trial ended in a miss trial, when prosecutors in the case play add portion of a video tape that the judge said was inadmissible. >>> this is roger clemens, as he left the federal courthouse this afternoon after day one of jury selection the seven time cy young award winner is back to defend himself against charges he lied to congress about steroid use. the former yankee pitchers last trial came to an end after just two witnesses testified. this time around, the players remain the same with some big name additions, prosecutors told potential jury pools, the government might call as witnesses former major league sluggers barry bonds and jose canse

guest: roger, your thoughts? -- host: roger, your thoughts? guest: i am in sympathy with his comments about your lawyers and it being less-technical. one important point is the supreme court has substantially distort to the 10th amendment. that is what i mean when i say it has been misunderstood. roger accurately summarized the 10th amendment. it says if a power is not delegated to the federal government, it is reserved for the states or people. the opposite follows from that. if a power is delegated to the federal government, it has the right to exercise the power. in a couple of recent cases, the supreme court has said even though congress has done something within its delegated powers, the forces of the 10th amendment cause it to be unconstitutional. this is striking coming from justices who claim to be original lists. justice scalia conceded there was nothing in the text or history of the amendment that supported what he was doing. then he went on to do it. host: we're going to take a call from pittsburgh, pennsylvania. bob is on the line

i too have...[ roger with voice of dennis ]...allstate. [ roger ] same agent and everything. [ kyle ]'re connected. no we're not. yeah, we are. no...we're not. ♪ the allstate value plan. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. >>> all right. another swing for prosecutors trying to convict former pitching great roger clemens. clemens heads back to court monday for a perjury retrial. our legal guys are back. avery friedman in cleveland, richard herman in las vegas. here we go again. deja vu. so, this ended in a mistrial last summer, richard. will anything be done differently that prosecutors feel they should be successful and maybe hit a home run this time? >> unbelievable, a swing, home run. >> can't help myself. >> you're taking them today, too. that's great. listen, they were embarrassed getting that mistrial. getting that mistrial, fred, the government was embarrassed. don't like to embarrass the government. they are going to streamline their case, watching their ps and qs this time. at the end of the day, fred, at the end of the day, a pitcher who throws faster at the

happy to see their their veto threat and i think this is just kind of one side of many that mike rogers is seeing that the tide is turning against him there was a bunch of free market republican groups that came out the other day saying they were against this for ron paul is against this but so it's kind of all sides are or all you know all sides of the spectrum that are have started to realize the i.o.c. dangers and hopefully i mean we don't know what's going to happen in this vote in a few minutes but. you know hopefully to the tide turned enough where everyone will know well let me ask you about something to you so clearly you know you are part of this campaign of trying to get people to be aware about this bill of rights trying to get more people on board in terms of opposition to this bill and so the center for democracy and technology is one of these advocacy groups that was opposed to pledge sation then when some of the amendments were brought up they decided that hey actually now we're going to support it and we would be ok with it going through turns out that they made a deal w

minutes ago that even though the vote was actually scheduled for tomorrow the bill's author mike rogers just moved up to night so it's possible they actually might vote on the full bill within a couple minutes actually and these amendments are troublesome in some respects because the rajah's amendments which got a full vote and most of them will probably go through are kind of just cosmetic changes to the bill he's been going around claiming that he's working with the privacy community and these these amendments you know please kate what we want to do but actually in fact these amendments do nothing complain about the mean problems in the bill that we've been complaining about and he's using them as kind of a smokescreen to allow other congressmen to believe it's ok to vote on it and that i mean you would you and i have spoken about this before but since there are they might vote on it tonight that means that people are actually in agreement that the they think that they could actually get this passed. well personally i think he's actually moving the boat up because. the winds have chan

i too have...[ roger with voice of dennis ]...allstate. [ roger ] same agent and everything. [ kyle ] it's like we're connected. no we're not. yeah, we are. no...we're not. ♪ the allstate value plan. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. >>> mitt romney still has primaries to go and a restless newt gingrich on his right but that's the least of it. he needs to preset for the fall and that means wooing those lukewarm conservatives who don't trust him emphasizing that part of his candidacy that will appeal to moderate swing voters by not going too far one way or the other. joining me now to discuss the presumptive nominee's spring and summer agenda is republican party chairman. i want to start out with something that will happen on the senate floor tomorrow and that is the so-called buffet rule that would have a minimum tax for millionaires. and i want to show you and our view ears gallop poll recently that said, talking about adults nationally, 60% favor the buffet rule, 37% are opposed. forget arguing, it doesn't help with us the debt, it doesn't do this. politically it

i too have...[ roger with voice of dennis ]...allstate. [ roger ] same agent and everything. [ kyle ]e're connected. no we're not. yeah, we are. no...we're not. ♪ the allstate value plan. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. ♪ i want to know what you're thinking ♪ >> good morning, big apple. good morning, new york. everybody, wake up. it's time. 20 minutes after the hour. it is sunday morning, and because we're all a family here, we've decided to wake up and drag our friend pete dominik, siriusxh radio host and all-around funny dude to drag him out of bed and kind of looks like you just got out of bed, pete. >> i do, but i'm having major, major pollen situation. it's all in here and in here. i am deeply, deeply suffering, and i want you to feel bad for me. >> i do. i'm suffering as well. we'll commiserate together. while we deal with our pollen situation, let's look at some of the week's most important pictures because i want to get your take. you got a cup of coffee ready? i know. i want to play this little game of you of do you see what i see. let's take a look at t

the man once known as the rocket, roger clemons arrived in the district court in washington on monday and facings scounts to false statements and perjury. in court, he sat silently as the jury of 10 women and smen listen toed the opening statements against him. the government said in an appearance before congress in 2008, clemons lied when he strongly denied using anabolic steroids during a house committee hearing looking into -- in to steroids and baseball. the assistant u.s. attorney steven durham said, quote, he was going to tell la jollas to make him look good and others look bad and this is a story of vanity, ego, and pride. one of the star witnesses is the former trainer brian meccaby. the prosecutors -- showed photos of them together for 10 years and photos of needles that he used to inject steroids to roger clemons and yankee pitcher andy pettitte who also is expected to testify. expecting the defense to attack him, the prosecutors ron jurors, quote, mr. clemons will save his sharpest lives for makami; mr. clemons set on i -- out on a campaign to destroy him. the jury heard on

but roger, i know how impressed you've been with his game. it didn't go well at the start of the nine, but this guy is as solid as they get. >> at the end of all of this i think he's going to be scratching his head saying are you kidding me? i got within a couple of shots of winning this thing and everything that could go wrong did go wrong. >> it goes left and then flattens out. if he makes this -- >> he's two clear of fourth place, so he's going to get third place probably. >> oosthuizen says ever since the friday of the transitions, i have felt a newfound confidence. we've seen it. >> well, the thing that hurts tonight, he said, man, i started 17 under on a perfect day with a perfectly manicured golf course and i couldn't get it done. that's going to hurt. >> two putt as way for hunter mahan to become the first multiple winner on the pga tour this year. >> it just goes a little right? >> it goes a little right. break is not the issue, it's just getting it the right speed. get it dead weight speed and tap it in. >> he's been so good at dist

rogers had been under house arrest for an unrelated assault conviction. can you help us understand possible motive? >> we're still investigating at this point. >> reporter: here's the big question in all this. he's under house arrest according to prosecutors on hallick street in district heights where the victim was visiting him. if never left the house, how is it that the victim was murdered there as prosecutors say and then her body placed in the trunk of a car which was later found on mason street in district heights? who put her there? >> we believe that the murder occurred in the home and then what happened after that, all of those matters are still under investigation, but we believe that he was in his home on home detention at the time that the offense occurred. >> reporter: jasmine moss' mother was at the press conference, but it was the 23- year-old victim's father who tried to find the words following his daughter's violent death. >> she's a loving daughter. we would never have to see her smile again. >> reporter: jasmine moss was an office work

i too have...[ roger with voice of dennis ]...allstate. [ roger ] same agent and everything. [ kyle ]re connected. no we're not. yeah, we are. no...we're not. ♪ the allstate value plan. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. >> i'm harris falkner, this is fox report. it's the bottom of the hour, time now for the top of the news. tonight, remember a broadcasting legend. veteran 60 minutes correspondent mike wallace has died. a spokesman saying he passed away in connecticut surrounded by his family, he was 93. he leaves behind a wife, his son. fox news sunday anchor chris wallace, and several grandchildren. and for the world, a television news legacy, not to be for got ten. >> he was called the toughest and most feared interviewing on television. >> i'm mike wallace. >> myron leon wallace born 1918 in brooklyn, massachusetts one of four children of frank and zena. in high school he was heavily involved in extracurricular activity, the school newspaper. attended college at university of michigan and planned to be an english teacher, but he was bitten by the broadcasting bu

police say rogers and moss were in a relationship. investigators were called to the crime scene yesterday after receiving the call of a suspicious vehicle. when they arrived, officers found moss' pregnant body stuffed inside that car's trunk. >> officers responded out and checking that vehicle, they smelled a strong chemical odor emanating from the vehicle. once they got inside the vehicle, they noticed the victim. >> cedric rogers is in police custody tonight charged with first degree murder. what's still unclear is a motive. >>> in other news tonight, what a thrill for redskins fans, a chance to meet robert griffin, iii. dave owens is here and dave, rg3 didn't disappoint, did he? >> andrea, no, he certainly did not. throughout this entire process, his poise and ability to handle the spotlight or just about any media situation has been marveled at. today at fan fest, griffin was amongst redskins nation. friends, shall i say. a lot of them. >> reporter: this wasn't a day for track cal -- practical celebration. >> welcome to d.c. >> yo

i too have...[ roger with voice of dennis ]...allstate. [ roger ] same agent and everything. [ kyle ] connected. no we're not. yeah, we are. no...we're not. ♪ the allstate value plan. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. >>> so are your hands too busy to deal with the smartphone? google wants to put your phone into something that looks like a pair of glasses. they released this video of the concept on youtube. >> wow. ♪ ♪ >> yeah. meet me in front of strand books at 2. >> all right. i don't know about you, that is one of the coolest things i have ever seen. as you can see, the various icons pop up on your personal head's up display. are we ready for a computer experience that really kind of gets inside our head? hln digital lifestyle expert mario armstrong joining me from baltimore. this is amazes to up with a how this works. >> i know. >> it is incredible. you look outside and you look at the window and it pops up the temperature. >> yeah, this is real technology. this exists today. it is called augmented reality. >> is this something that would replace the smartphon

abc 2 news' sherree johnson is live in rogers ford with more.eporter: charley, april 17th is not far away. time to pay those taxes. a lot of folks have questions, what they need to be doing. right now we have dwayne henderson from h and r block. you've been here all morning long, answering lots of questions for us. good morning, dwayne, thanks for being here. >>> good morning. reporter: a lot say where's my refund. >> go to irs.gov. a couple of things you're going to need, your social security number and the amount of refund, type those things in, it should give you an idea of where the refund is. the refund should take 10 to 21 days if you electronically file. reporter: sometimes people -- you know, it's a good idea to get a second look at your tax returns even if you've already received your money back. >> absolutely. you can bring your tax return into any h and r block office. we'll take a free second look. a lot of times there's money left on the table, we'll look for the deductions for you, whether it be deductions or credits. the average r

the court affidavit, which would have the evidence against rogers has not been released. it's unclear how police were able to connect him with the crime. jasmin's mom says a witness did see rogers getting out of the car in which her daughter's body was found. in the fox 5 newsroom, i'm paul wagner. >>> a developing story in northwest d.c. tonight. the brother of two nfl stars is behind bars after a series of attacks in petworth. the 19-year-old may be responsible for all of them. the weapon in at least two of the attacks was the claw end of a hammer. john hanrahan has more on the investigation and the suspect. >> reporter: d.c.'s metropolitan police say a total of five people were attacked in a three-day period in the city's petworth neighborhood. police believe the weapon used in two of the attacks, maybe all of them, is the claw end of a hammer. their prime suspect who has been charged in two of the cases, 19-year-old michael w. davis, a tall and powerfully built young man. two of davis' brothers are nfl players. prosecutor asked that the suspect remain in custody. docu

but roger, i know how impressed you've been with his game. it didn't go well at the start of the nine, but this guy is as solid as they get. >> at the end of all of this i think he's going to be scratching his head saying are you kidding me? i got within a couple of shots of winning this thing and everything that could go wrong did go wrong. >> it goes left and then flattens out. if he makes this -- >> he's two clear of fourth place, so he's going to get third place probably. >> oosthuizen says ever since the friday of the transitions, i have felt a newfound confidence. we've seen it. >> well, the thing that hurts tonight, he said, man, i started 17 under on a perfect day with a perfectly manicured golf course and i couldn't get it done. that's going to hurt. >> two putt as way for hunter mahan to become the first multiple winner on the pga tour this year. >> it just goes a little right? >> it goes a little right. break is not the issue, it's just getting it the right speed. get it dead weight speed and tap it in. >> he's been so good at dist

. >>> another big story we are following tonight baseball legend, former pitching great, roger clemens is back in dc for his federal purgery trial. clemens is accused of lying to congress in 2008 during testimony about steroid use his in a mistrial fox 5s. paul wagner a live at the federal courthouse. >> reporter: well, when roger clemens left this courthouse nine months ago he was unsure what the future would hold now he is back to defend himself against claims he lied to a congressional committee, one prosecutor played a portion of the video tape, the judge ruled inadmissible here we are nine months later a new jury pool is up here in this courthouse being questioned about steroid use and their knowledge of roger clemens and knowledge about baseball and they are going to try and seat this jury and it is promising to be a show down about whether or not roger clemens did use performance enhancing drugs. >> this is roger clemens as he arrived at the federal courthouse last summer for what would prove to be a brief stay. after the prosecution and defense thought they seated an open minde

. >> roger? >> the degree to which the obama campaign was fearful of hilary -- theycomments attacked her immediately. hilary rosen -- you are right. no formal role with the campaign. she was so far off message that the next day -- >> nobody could find a basis for those statistics. there is a basis for this statistic, however. an ab c-"washington post" palm poll found a 19% -- gender gap of women favoring obama over romney. he is forced farther to the right, having to re-litigating abortion and contraception. >> does this help close the gap? >> i think so. moving beyond a primary where he was contested by a cultural conservative, like rick santorum, and romney did either fill obliged to or out of conviction or terrell's respond and start to discuss these matters -- make no mistake about this -- in 2004, among married voters with children, george w. bush beat john kerry it -- only 28% of them in the electorate -- by 19%. john kerry, among other married voters without -- that is an important constit

i too have...[ roger with voice of dennis ]...allstate. [ roger ] same agent and everything. [ kyle ] it's like we're connected. no we're not. yeah, we are. no...we're not. ♪ the allstate value plan. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. >>> a spectacular failure, epic embarrassment that pretty much sums up global reaction to north korea's botched rocket launch friday morning, the one that hardly got off the ground. in fact the rocket broke into pieces after just 90 seconds in the air eventually ending up in the sea. in response, the united states has suspended food aid to that country. the white house calling the act a violation of international law. joining me now an expert on this issue. former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and former new mexico governor bill richardson. governor, good morning to you. >> good morning. nice to be with you. >> thank you. listen, aside from the fact that this was a total failure, did we actually learn anything from this? >> well, yeah. we learned several things. one that their intercontinental ballistic missile system still has some real

i'm sherree johnson in rogers ford with tax news coming up. >>> it's friday, april 13th. go to facebook this morning and let us if you have any fears on this or any other superstition in general. good morning, i'm charley crowson. >> i'm megan pringle. are you superstitious? >> not at all. >>> we're going to start things off with weather and meteorologist lynette charles. good morning. >> good morning, megan. good morning, everyone. we do have a frosty start to the day. but we're getting used to these cold temperatures, right? i have good news if you like the warmer weather. if you're stepping out the door this morning, we do have a frost advisory in effect until 9:00. it's for the areas shaded in the blue colors. the purplish colors, that's where you're looking at a freeze warning and that's nect until 9:00 this morning as well. hopefully you brought in that tender vegetation and those potted plants you planted a little bit early. right now temperature coming in right around 40 degrees. good morning, arnold, you're at 45 degrees and 40 in colombia. the winds, oh, yes, no

couldn't get ahold of this information ever and have we have to stay domestically but mike rogers isn't allowing any of these substantial numbers to come up for a vote so on the one hand he's saying that he is concerned about privacy but on the other he's not allowing substantial and them and come to the house floor tiles are there are major companies that are supporting this bill corporations like google and facebook these companies oppose so but they are backing cispa why is that what i have today. well i first of all google actually isn't supporting this bill this is another misleading statement i have by mike rogers they've been talking to him about it trying to narrow the civil liberties are trying to help with civil liberties concerns but they haven't supported it facebook did support the bill but again they have also expressed expressed civil liberties concerns and the parts of the bill that we are worried about facebook actually came out and said that they don't want and they don't either and they won't use them if the bill comes to fruition and they said that they weren't even

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