roger ailes was a young television adviser to richard nixon. he came out of daytime tv and he's been a producer of the michael douglas sho show and tas his way onto the nixon campaign convincing him he needs to master television so he goes to work for nixon and how did he structured the campaign? during the town hall events that roger called the man in the arena and they were staged where he would appear in front of a group of panelists that were regular citizens and he would answer questions and the audience with the local republican supporters. the event was staged to make him look courageous but he was facing questions from the panel when in fact the audience and everything was put in place to make an excel. now fox news if you have roger ailes who wants to communicate the republican message to advance the party interest, he knows that if you feed the right wing talkinright-wing talking pe audience that it's not going to be authentic. if he n. played the same techniques the campaign did by hand picking the audience having people that come fo

rusty rogers is a veteran agent of the fdle. what is he going to get out of it? >> that is a huge question that everybody has. that is the question. >> this guy really got to you, didn't he, sheriff? >> you know, i will tell you, he got to me, dennis, because this guy, i think he's a bully. i've been fighting bullies my whole life. that's what we do in law enforcement. >> both jeremy banks and scotto konl are now suing the fdle and rusty rogers who declined an interview with "dateline." michelle's daughter is now seven years old and being raised by her grandmother and the o'connell family recently hired its own attorney. ben crump. he's hoping to get florida's governor to order this case to a grand jury because in the end, michelle's family is not giving up. >> michelle, of all people, loved life, would have fought her way to live. there was no suicide in that child. >> michelle did not take her own life. michelle was on a path to better her life. she was not leaving life. she was leaving jeremy banks. >> jeremy banks, after som

>> guest: i think that roger ailes brought it back to time. i don't think that he invented a new style of politics. he has brought us back to this style of politics. he has made the notion of consensus a dirty word in american

. >> roger, the clock is operating. we're under way. >> america cheered, the world watched and held its breath. >> aboard friendship seven it was a much more violent ride than the shuttle launch. he seemed calm. no doubt relieved the rocket didn't explode. >> the view is tremendous. >> reporter: but down a second orbit more problems. this time so serious ground controllers thought glen would die. the control started to fail. glen took over manually. but his craft gyrated wildly. they said he would have to override automatic controls and become the first ever space pilot. >> roger, i understand. i'll have to make a manual entry when it occurs and bring the scope in manually. is that affirmed. >> that is affirmative. >> during the fiery reentry, parts flew past his window. glen knew there was nothing he could do to save himself from burning up. >> there's a real fire ball outside. >> reporter: but everything held and his parachute luckily opened up early. glen splashed down 40 miles from his target area but close enough.

roger roger talks more about europe but this time we hone in on the u.k. take a look. well i think there are some disturbing saw if this is really like the traditional british recovery it's not quite true because there was some real sign now that this is a best what is doing well and occasionally we get some glimmer of hope only exports still pretty thin so. this has been heavily reliant on. what's your view on the economic consequences for an independent scotland. well i think it's to be feasible for scotland to be independent and to manage economically i don't myself think it's an alter ego i did for the scots or to the english. i think initially it's got and we find it pretty difficult it's well known that there's no certainty that scotland would be able to be in the year two. teams have been this i think remarkably inflation died there on the part of the scottish government that it will be able in some sense or other to share the outcome with all the leading. lessons in london but made it clear that would not be available it's not quite clear what the

we will also talk about jobs with roger. m&a deals rose 26%. bmw is already spending $1 billion to expand factories in south carolina. did you watch the game last night? odds overcame 100 to one to win its fourth men's basketball championship. it beat kentucky 60-54. it is their second title win in four years. a lot of people did not get a lot of sleep last night. equities have sold off in the last week. equity futures are again in the red. jointing --cks are joining the 20 club. these companies have seen stock 20%.ed wendy percent -- more on the markets, i want to bring in mike reagan. what is going on? this got us all by surprise. it was intact stocks and now it is broader. stocks and now it is broader. >> early march, late february, we saw this rotation out of the high valuation momentum stocks and rotation into boring, traditional stocks. etfly, the industrial brought in the most inflows ever since it was created. that rotation last and for a while. we have seen more selling of the high flyers without as much rotation -- >> people are getti

mike rogers led the grilling. and mike morel in the benghazi talking points.s people participated in the benghazi attacks and affiliated with al-qaeda and still on the battle fold. we have a capacity to get them. and we have threats that we take off of the battle fold and because of this administration's kinder and gentler approach we have not done that. it is aid in the concept of a global war on terror. he doesn't think that we were attack of war by the terrorist and thinks that the way to handle it is through the law enforcement paradigm and no victory to be achieved. i think that explains how the administration handled terror since it took office and how they handled benghazi. >> the reason why rogers is speaking this way. he thinks that al-qaeda learns from our own response and he cited in the article magazine. in the cole attack nothing was done. and that empowered al-qaeda to carry out 9/11 in new york. what do you think of that? >> it was not only the cole. but the attacks on the embassies in kenya. and the truck bomb on the world war ii in the early 1

and roger williams is himself a refugee from persecution from pure tan massachusets. but the crucial big point, i guess, is that jews have had a hard time, when nations and nation states have founded themselves on myths about soil, blood, and tribe. we are wanders, we are never going to make people feel easy if essentially they are aiming to have a country built out of territory, and one language, and the sense in which you belong to an exclusive tribe to which people have to conform almost biologically. the world is still fighting those terrible battles. america is truly special because it is founded on an idea. that's the equivalent of a forless guard. as you know, it is again, the only great country in the world that it also is formed out of words. so the union, the communion between american words and jewish words, is a natural and surprising. remains to this day absolutely unique, so it isn't surprising that the point of existing outside your own boundaries in the holy land, in israel, or whatever, existing as part of other people from other cultures with other m

rogers. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rogers: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. chairman, i rise today in support of the 2015 military construction and veterans affairs appropriations bill. i'm very happy to be on the floor with this bill today, mr. chairman, both because it kicks off the 2015 appropriations cycle at a very early date. in fact, we know that this is the earliest in the year that our committee has presented a bill to the floor at least since 1974, the date of the budget -- present budget act and perhaps even more so beyond that. we just don't have the records for that. so nevertheless, it's a very early date, and because it does the important work of providing funding for our military, infrastructure and for the care of our veterans. this bill provides $7 is.5 $71.5 billion to meet those needs. it provides $6.5 billion for military construction projects, family housing, medical units, education, training facilities. this will help make -- make sure that the men and women of our armed forces have the quality of life that they deserve during their se

representative mike rogers is chairman of the committee. he's joining us now.have these exercises in poland, lithuania, al nato allies? >> it's a great idea. you need to reassure our allies we will be there, we're not walking away from argour nato commitments. do i think we could do larger nato exercises in a place like poland, i do. this is a very good start and a very good sign to let putin know that we won't tolerate, the united states won't tolerate any inclusion into nato states. i also think and hope we can get to a better position, a u.s. position, in ukraine. >> putin knows that an attack on a nato ally, whether poland or these baltic states, that's an attack on all nato allies, given article five of nato, he's not going to be that reckless. >> again, we're not dealing with somebody who has the same rationale thought process we may have thought even two years ago. he's made decisions based on what he thinks the position of both nato and the u.s. are. and currently, he is not certain that that will evoke a nato response. we're having a hard time getting

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in february, mike rogers, chair of the house intelligence committee, accused glenn greenwald of selling stolen goods are reporting stories on the nsa documents. greenwald and poitras were accompanied by an aclu attorney,

mike rogers and dave camp cover senate for michigan levin is at senator retiring but the senate still is not viewed as one of the top places to be. it is not much that happens there. you see several people retiring one term. the senator from nebraska. the other day if it is so much more fun being a as much as not happening. gwen: things end at your desk. is trueonder whether it that we will be focusing on the talking about camp and rogers but democrats are fleeing as well. >> john dingell. gwen: the question is whether in 2014 anyone is worried about the majority. a certain crats of age who have been there quite a while are retiring knowing that will not be around long enough for democrats to reclaim the house majority. all of this lk in midterm election fuss of the house having any credible chance going back into democratic hands. leaving.hy so many are >> is there any open seats from any of the retirements or does change the midterm picture? >> it is not changing the middle term picture. are key open races. open arken from iowa, his seat is interesting. gwen: i have a soft spot for

roger's bmi is 29.4. dr.arla bee wants stop fearing fat. >> linebackers in the nfl would all be considered obese by the bmi method and have hardly any body fat. they're almost all muscle. >> reporter: he's written "the obesity paradox," saying focus on fitness, not thinness. >> it's much more important to be fit than thin if you're trying to improve long-term health. you're doing good, roger. >> thank you, sir. >> reporter: the doctor says roger is fit because he can walk a mile in under 15 minutes. he works out four times a week, lifts weights, and makes a daily effort to stay active. the doctor says if you're fit and fat, that's better than being skinny and unfit. new research shows underweight people were 70% more likely to die early than those battling obesity. >> if they're underweight, they just don't have the reserve. and in some ways, having more fat may help a person be able to fight a disease. >> reporter: especially serious diseases that cause debilitating weight loss. and what about the added stra

roger's bmi is 29.4. dr. levy wants americans to stop fearing fat. >> linebackers in the nfl would all be considered obese, and they're almost all muscle. >> reporter: he has written a book," the obesity paradox". staying focused on fitness and not thinness. >> it's much more important to be fit than it is to be thin. if you try and improve long-term health. >> reporter: he says roger is fit because he can walk a mile in under 15 minutes. he works out four times a week, lifts weights, and makes a daily effort to stay active. the doctor says if you're fit and fat, that's better than being skinny and unfit. new research shows underweight people were 70% more likely to die early than those battling obesity. >> if they're underweight, they just don't have the reserve. in some ways having more fat may help a person be able to fight a disease. >> reporter: especially serious diseases that cause debilitating weight-loss. and what about the added strain on your heart while exercises when overweight? the doctor says s

especially today, to play against roger. an honour to play against him in the final, in the first time in a final and beat him in something was special, because it's tough. and i'm really happy with my week today. >> lewis hamilton posted three consecutive race victories for the first time in his formula 1 career. his dominance continued at the chinese grand prix. >> reporter: it's a perfect seen for mercedes. three races in and nico rosberg, and lewis hamilton, have won all three. at the start of this race in shanghai it was no different. 2008 world champion hamilton on poll, off to a great start. a lead he kept for the race, never caught, to clinch his third victory this china. his third consecutive victory this season. >> honestly, i can't belief how amazing the car is, and how hard everyone worked. the results are a true showing of all the hard work. >> championship leader and mercedes team-mate nico rosberg said it was a disastrous weekend for him. despite battling from a poor start to finish. the germans lead is cut to

the 16th-annual roger ebert film festival is underway in downstate champaign.ovie screenings and guests are planned. dean is there among the ebert- fest fans at the landmark virginia theatre. >> 15 years he got together here with fans and should movies he thought was overlooked. last year he died on april 4th. that was 17 days before the final film festival that he had personally put together. this year it was put together by his staff and his wife kicking off five days of the films for fans that started yesterday afternoon. it all started with a vip party at the home of the university of illinois president. after some food and thinking of the sponsors it was off to the historic virginia theater where roger grew up watching movies. the festival's opening night film is a documentary about himself. the much acclaimed life based on his final book. the film was presented to the crowd. >> when we started the project he said i've explained to my wife the way it works. you make the film we don't have any say in this at all. i e-mail back and said i appreciate that bec

for the latest, grn reporter roger maynard is live in sydney. roger, what's the latest?well, it certainly looks like the latest pings from mh 370 are -- may be coming from mh 370, i should say. no one is confirming that for sure. what we can say is that the latest pings reinforce the view of the ought strallian vessel ocean shield is searching the right area and may be in days of collecting the right wreckage. latest 5 minutes, seven minutes in duration. described as very stable and distinct signals. what's more, they were consistent with the signal from a black box flight recorder. pick up further signals to help pinpoint the exact location where the transmission is coming from this will enable them to further narrow the search which still covers the area of 50,000 square kilometers. greta? >> roger, if it's not the ping from the flight 370, what in the world could it possibly be? what mimic as black box ping. >> in the past few days they have picked up signals which have. but this -- these latest pings seem to indicate that they are genuinely from a black box flight re

bills that we cared about in sacramento, but this one was wasn't on the list and interest to note that roger kim from the mayor's office on the air district board and interesting to see that the administration was not taking a position against, but i'm not sure they are for. it was key that i know mayor lee had suggested he would be in favor of an opt-in process and it seems like in sacramento, people who are in favor of that are really connected to the private utility generators. >> i know that there was -- >> commissioner schmeltzer. >> excuse me. >> is this something we can bring back on our next agenda as far as an action item to take a position on? would the other commissioners be in support of that? >> i think so. miss miller. >> yes, i would like to say that opposed positions have been entered by the league of california cities and the board of supervisors csac and i think the board is scheduled to be heard on the 28th, next monday. >> that is its first committee? >> yes. >> commissioner breed? >> yes. i was wondering in the interest of time, could we direct the executive director to

the first time since former major league pitcher roger clem men's was accused of lying to congress about performance enhancing drugs in 2008. democrats cried foul. >> this is really an act of political theater to add drama. >> just yesterday, the attorney general wasn't very forthcoming when ohio republican congressman jim jordan questioned holder on lois learner. >> i'm not going to comment on an ongoing matter. >> her attorney has reported that you did. you wouldn't confirm that that in fact took place? >> this -- >> what president has ever had to deal with that kind of treatment? >> clearly, congressional republicans are convinced that justice department's investigation is not serious. so efforts like this are designed to keep the pressure on both holder and learner. bret. >> mike, thank you. speaking of keeping the pressure on, senate republicans renewed their call for even an wider probe into the benghazi terror attacks that killed four americans. democrats meanwhile say enough is enough. chief intelligence correspondent kathryn hair raj has tont's report. >> benghazi talking points

for the latest grn reporter roger maynard is live. boy, this is getting sadder by the day and more desperate by the day. >> it, greta, once again, this intense search is turning into something of a waiting game. and all the more frustrating for that. after the u.s. navy's detector equipment being towed by the australian vessel ocean shield picked up those signals consistent with a black box flight recorder over the weekend. the search later now says they will wait for further signals to be detected before sending down the submersible to it look for debris. the submersible travels at a very slow speed. once it is in the water it could take quite a time to bring back to the surface again. should another ping be detected. they are hoping to pick up another pulse, which might point them in the general direction of the missing plane before committing to the submersible. it's described here as an operational tradeoff. the ocean shield can cover much more ground pinger locater than the autonomous underwater vessel. greta? >> after 32 days, r

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former senior military intelligence officer steve rogers weighs in next. >> she moved out because she didn't like their rules then she tried to sue them. now one school is trying to reward her for her braty behavior. in front of our house again. it's a free country dad. our house. our spot. those are the rules. ok who wants sweet rolls? i do! me too! are those king's hawaiian rolls? thanks, carol! people go pupule for the sweet, fluffy deliciousness of king's hawaiian. find us in the deli or in-store bakery. is levy using our clippers? which will cause me to miss the end of the game. the x1 entertainment operating system lets your watch live tv anywhere. can i watch it in butterfly valley? sure. can i watch it in glimmering lake? yep. here, too. what about the dark castle? you call that defense?! come on! [ female announcer ] watch live tv anywhere. the x1 entertainment operating system, only from xfinity. >> they couldn't defend themselves because they were not allowed to carry weapons. i think the policy makers, congress we need to revisit this procedure, this policy to see if we sh

roger maynard is live in sydney. roger? >> well, hello, greta. this is obviously a major break through. the australian navy vessel picked up the pings in the last 4 hours. as one occasion it lasted for more than two hours. now, these pings were picked up by the u.s. navy's ping locater. afterwards that ship turned around to retrace its course. unfortunately it has not heard anything more since. now, these signals were definitely consistent with a black box flight recorder. the head of the australian search operation describes as it the most promising lead so far. but, once again, he has cautioned against too much optimism, pointing out we still haven't found the aircraft and we still need further information. however, mamma malaysia's transport. remains positive there will be a development in the next few days if not hours, greta. >> roger, you have gotten any sort of indication how far away that these ships receiving these pings, detecting these pings might be? i realize the depth of the water has bearing on this. i assume we are closing in on t

rogers. >> thank you, mr. chairman. general, welcome to the committee. your request for the department is $27.7 billion. that's a slight 1% increase over fiscal '14 enacted. understanding the difficult budgetary constraints under which you are operating, particularly the rapidly escalating cost within our federal prison system, we look forward to hearing from you about the impacts of that flat funding level to the operational capabilities of our men and women on the front lines in those prisons. where these dedicated federal law enforcement and intelligence officers are concerned, as members of this committee, we have a responsibility to make sure we are tying funding results. candidly, i'm concerned by a number of proposals and misplaced priorities. which undermine the integrity of the request. first, and probably most importantly, your budget proposes to absorb some $937 million in mandatory pay and retirement increases, foreign operation expenses and gsa rent, with unspecific amorphous, qu

roger manard is live from australia with more on this. first of all, bring us up to speed, where are we? >> reporter: the search is now focused to top three pulse signals picked up by the chinese and australian ships over the weekend. the british navy ship hms echo is now in the area where the chinese teams are. both teams were consistent with the signal emitted bay black box flight recorder, which had a frequency of 37.5 kilohertz a second. it continued for 90 seconds and the exact same time between each ping. some distance away, the australian ship ocean shield also detected an acoustic event with the characteristics of the pulse from a flight recorder. ocean shield is staying in the area to see if they can pick up the signal again. afterwards it will travel to the site to where the chinese vessel is. >> you know, i'm curious, roger, i know we don't have live cameras out there where they are working, but i'm curious to know if the mood has reported to change among the search teams because they have been down similar roads before where t

the next witness roger dickson. may add he has no objection to be televised. >> the witness may be sworn in. please state your name for the record. >> roger david dickson. >> do you have any objection? >> i have no objection to taking oath. >> you say events are about to be the truth, all truth and nothing but the truth? >> so help me god. >> resume my lady. >> thank you very much. >> you may be seated if you so wish. >> thank you my lady. >> yes mr. roux. >> thank you. mr. dickson, what are are your qualifications? >> i have a bachelor of science degree in chemistry and geology. honors degree in geology and masters degree in geology. post graduate diploma museum science. those are my qualifications. >> let's stop. when did you obtain those qualifications? my lady i may add it will be made available to court. it is not printed but we'll put the copy before you. >> i received masters 1998. >> and your first degree? >> i received that 1980. >> which university? >> university of cape town. >> now that's apart from your

watch roger mason jr. he is the guy who is demanding action. that wraps things up for "the reid report." see you back here tomorrow 2:00 p.m. eastern. the cycle comes up next. >>> breaking right now. tornado alley lighting up once again this afternoon. 75 million americans, a quarter of the population in the path of a dangerous line of severe spring weather. best team in the business from nbc and the weather channel is all over it for us. >> and president obama flying through that system as he tries to weather a political storm at home and abroad. first, the storm of controversy surrounding those racist comments by clippers owner donald sterling. the nba moments ago today him game over. >> the man whose voice is heard on the record and on a second recording from the same conversation that was released on sunday is mr. sterling. i am banning mr. sterling for life with any association of the clippers organization or the nba. mr. sterling may not attend any nba games or practices. he may not be president at any clippers facility, and he may not pa

it goes back to roger, he's a political person.he got start in television as a republican strategist and a campaign manager this includes ronald reagan and most famously richard nixon and he really thrived in the culture, driving ferocious competitiveness in all and all the things that we associate with fox news is tied to history or background. so when he started the network for rupert murdoch, he brought all of that culture with how he structured it like a political campaign. a group of executives, some of the senior most individuals who call themselves the g-8, who was a group of campaign advisers who worked for george bush in 1988. so we had a lot of these little things that occur at fox. but more than that, the way it operates his own the meeting and everyone marches in lockstep. there is a lot of the attributes that come out of the local world. >> how do you consider the republican agenda reign. >> what you see is how it so much better in terms of television media. and taking talent that speaks up and the way it manifests its

schachtel/afectado "he tenido mucho miedo para mi habitación" roger es uno de los evacuados del esteificio de seis pisos ubicados en las calles dolores y 14 que junto a otras 8 personas se vieron obligadas a buscar lugares alternativos donde pasar la noche barry gruber /cruz roja americana el voluntario de la cruz roja barry gruber asistió a los desplazados a buscar alojamiento ya que el edificio no tiene luz y por orden de los oficiales de la ciudad permanecera cerrado john hickey/bomberos de san francisco el capitán de bomberos dice que el siniestro fue reportado alrededor de las 4 y 40 de la tarde y controlado aproximadamente en una hora. no se reportaron muertos ni heridos gracias a las alarmas que los detectores de humo activaron y alertaron a los residentes. por eso no hay víctimas que lamentar "un poco caótico porque había mucho tráfico y eso" francisco trabaja frente al edificio incendiado. capto en su celular los minutos de pánico y angustia que comenzaban. vive cerca del lugar y también sirvió como aprendizaje... francisco rivas/testigo del incendio "tienes detector de humo

but the way you speak about it is like this... >> no buck, no buck rogers. nobody stays until somebody pays. it can be you the taxpayer, and that's wonderful, thank you very much. but the day that you get bored and turn away, nothing's going to happen after that. i, we, have to figure out a way to make it profitable so that we can pay the bills. >> now, at the beginning of the 21st century, a space has been created for private companies to operate. the commercial space launch act signed into law by reagan in 1984 already allows private firms to launch into space. today the technology is there, and the us government has been forced to slash federal budgets for nasa - space is moving to a free- market system. this is the age of private space exploration. but what will it look like when many of the companies are in the hands of a certain group of people? >> who owns those rocks? who gives you the right to go out to those rocks? >> nobody owns those rocks. >> but if you're taking this stuff are you taking ownership of those rocks? >> look, there are people who w

. >> yes. >> because roger clemens was, what did you say again, lying about the -- >> roger clemens was twice for lying about the contents of his urine. he denied it, and eventually acquitted. this guy -- general clapper, a retired general, director of national intelligence -- has apparently lied and admitted it over the massive spying, and he's not been charged for the crime. something's wrong with the system. >> under oath? >> i don't know that he was under oath, the crime of lying under oath, not before under oath, before congress, the punishment is the same. >> and the punishment is if convicted? >> five years per lie. >> minimum? >> no, that's the maximum. >> that's what you get? >> five years per lie. he probably told two lies in his answer to senator widen. no, sir, and not wittingly. of course, it was wittingly. of course, it was intentionally. according to the letter yesterday, they intentionally went into this stuff knowing they didn't have warrants for it. >> and the man asking the question, our representative in congress, knew that what he said at the time was a lie, is what

for the latest grn reporter roger maynard is live. tell me about this new discovery. >> greta, this is a fascinating claim but is it true in the australian company insists they found material consistent with the wreckage of a commercial airliner in the bay of bangor. which is thousands of miles to the northwest of the present search area. now, according to multi-spectral images taken from the air two days after flight mh 370 went missing, significant amounts of titanium, comer, steel allies and jet fuel residue were detected about 100 miles south of bangladesh. geo scientists compared these images with march the 5th and march the 10th before and after the plane's disappearance and found a specific area where the data varied between the two dates, suggesting the minerals weren't there earlier solve it's an interesting claim, discovery, we are still not quite sure whether it's actually true. >> any particular plane but it certainly is, certainly is something that they have located there, right? is that fair? any plane? anything that sor

houston former teammates, roger clemens and andy pettitte honoring the captain. they gave him a hat, custom made boots, golf clubs. thanks but no thanks is what jeter was thinking. after jeter handed the yank theyanks their second win. 3-1. >> we have another walk-off win. >> that's right. walk-off win made it a 2-1 win over kansas city. it's the first time detroit won two in a row with a hit in the final inning. >>> nfl scouts salivating over south carolina's clowney at his pre-draft workout. he weighed in on expectations, 266 solid muscle. critics question his work ethic. most say this defensive end will be the draft's number one pick. >>> congratulations to nba referee bravetti. this was the 2,633 game officiated by him. his streak is one game longer than cal ripken's consecutive game streak. he is 74 years young. >> impressive. >> good for him. >> no tiger, no good, at least when it comes to ticket prices at the masters in augusta. tiger woods withdrew because of back problems. >>> like mother, like son. tennessee's legendary coach pat summit won eight nation

will rogers was no fan of jeff. next we have yoda.se, who said, "do or do not, there is no try." we could all learn a lot from yoda. let's see the first draft. "do or do not, or give it to helen in accounting, doing nothing always she is." [ cheers and applause ] helen -- we all know helen is never doing anything. never anything. next, we have one from jesus. that guy was a quote machine. "blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth." classic jesus, loves the underdog. however, the first draft was, "blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit my dumbbells and get swole." does not seem very jesus. i think he recognized it and probably changed it back to the original version. next, we have patrick henry, "give me liberty or give me death." very courageous statement. we all remember that one from school. but, the first draft was "give me liberty, i'm pretty inflexible on this." little less courageous on that one. next, we have julius caesar, love this guy and the salad. let's see what we've got. "i came, i saw, i conquered,"

. >> we have got roger is going to be here. roger bennett coming.nd this time he's angry. >> i went to nashville, tennessee. hung out with my friends at vanderbi vanderbilt. spring game was great. but this pales in comparison. i saw these tweets come through from @joenbc last night. but you open the pictures and there's joe at coachella in the middle of 30,000 screaming fans. i assume they were there to see you. they were wearing their jean shorts and the flowers in their hair but you were at coachella. >> i was at coachella. it was incredible. we have wanted to go for a long time. yeah. we went there. it was an unbelievable scene. that's looking at a hangar with 30,000 people watching fat boy slim. absolutely unbelievable weekend. okay. there's the shocking band. you know who they are. mgmt. i love mgmt. i never thought they were going to be great on stage. i took that picture for kate. that's lorde. but there's joey scarborough. and there's lewis and joey. i want to show you this picture on the front of "the new york times." a big coincidence righ

roger craig! >> roberta, thank you. cool, huh?> yeah. >>> well, letterman is leaving so who takes his chair? >> we are going to have some of the names being bandied about by the fans. coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, from, the public on who shod replace david letterman... announced last n >>> tina fey, jerry seinfeld, even jon stewart, all suggestions from the public on who should replace david letterman. he announced last night next year will be his last year. >> what this means now is that paul and i can be married. >> letterman holds the record as the longest running late night host at 32 years. letterman has recorded over 6,000 shows. president obama tweeted there are more than 10 reasons david letterman will be missed. >>> academy of country music awards is this sunday night. i caught up with last year's entertainer of the year and this year's cohost luke bryan earlier in the week. >> i'm just looking forward to the whole night. i mean, it's always acm show always -- always seems to launch a big new star and there's always surpr

that was economist and author roger bootle time now for today's big deal. big deal time average harrison and i are discussing oh yes. those wonderful unifying pieces of americana were teenagers in the eighty's and ninety's waste away their time in parents' money before they've been fading away in recent years but they aren't dead yet but they certainly seem to be dying that's for sure and they seem to be. now check out these graphs the first graph shows the rent trend for office space and as you can see it bubbled up in two thousand and eight and then sharply sharply declined but throughout the post recession period it's been moving up slowly so that's that's positive enough check out this next graph that we have for you it's a graph on the rent trend for physical retail stores now after two thousand and eight you can certainly see a decline but the trend still depressed suggests something different and while this might be an example of a cyclical decline which relates to the boom bust cycle of our economy day to day month to month year to year now or it co

roger clemens a former teammate there. andy pettitte as well.e heads out to the field and picks up some goodies. >> a ball high and deep to left field. this is gone! high and deep to left field! bautista has done it again. home run number two. >> on the ground, up the middle. diving is pedroia. throws to first. it's in time! >> way outside, gets away. white sox win it, 7-6. >> he landed flat on comment. watch. there it goes. there he goes. >> swing and a drive, hammered deep left. at the track. at the wall. good-bye. a solo home run. the first hit of the game. >> up high, ball four. bases loaded walk that will force in the winning run. >> hayward coming on in a hurry. dives. comes up with it. >> on the run, dives, another great catch! >> bouncing ball to left. raise the jolly roger. longest game in pittsburgh ends with a pirates victory. >> 1-1. driven towards left center field. that ball will get down. we have another walk-off win for the tigers, back-to-back games. >> good stuff. boys of summer are back. >> they are. jeter got a stetson hat, g

montana, jerry rice, roger craig, dwight clark, just to name a few. organizers are finalizing the roster. we spoke with montana and craig today. >> guys are very competitive, you know. when the first game starts off, you think it's going to be a flag football game. but competitive juices just flowing. >> as soon as halftime happens, things kind of change. nobody wants to lose at that point. >> roger and joe look great. tickets go on sale may 5th. prices range from 30 to 50 bucks. candlestick will be ready. it's a flag football game against a team led by former dolphins quarterback dan marino. >>> up next, a big surprise from south bay schoolchildren today. am. >>> at 6:00, an exclusive look inside apple. what the company is doing to power its devices from the inside. what it could mean for the rest of silicon valley. that's tonight at 9sidm6:00. >>> kids some east san jose arrived at school this morning to see a clean, freshly painted schoolyard. the biggest change was this mural that got lots of oohs and aahs, new basketball nets were a big hit. annu