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be confident, put your money in stocks and fund your i.r.a.s. >> ed rollins. >> i'm going to watch thehouse. if the republican leadership is able to get it out, it's a thoughtful -- not political, but it's a thoughtful long-term plan and the democrats reaction to it, which will basically be pretty vicious. >> my one thing, i'm watching the markets. we keep having this fade at the end of the day. markets start strong and then they sell them off by the end of the day. we keep having a fade and the markets do not hold on to the rally, i think there's something else going on here and people want to see a correction before they buy into stocks. so watching what the market does the first couple of days of the week for me is my one thing. do you agree with that, anthony? >> totally agree with that one. >> thanks so much to the panel for joining us today. we appreciate your time. anthony chan, barbara, ed rollins, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> that will do it for sunday morning futures. thank you for being with us on your sunday. media buzz with howie kurtz is coming up next. have

we have jackie rollins in pair his, but first let's go to mohammed who joins us. mohammed, katherine just outlined the difficulty of trying to get life back to order after the genocide. how difficult is the reconciliation process in rwan rwanda? >> well, it's a work in progress here in rwanda. when you ask whether enough reconciliation has been done, we can tell that you we're living side by side, that ms. is huge progress give what has happened in this country 20 years ago. what the government has done was try to bring together jus justie and reconciliation of those who had their families killed or were hurt themselves. and they came face to face with the perpetrators of the genocide and had to forgive them. however, there is a tribunal for rwanda that tries to bring to justice about 100 people. but at the cost of $2 billion. a lot has happened, but still this country is traumatized. >> mohammed, they're pushing for the french to admit their role in the genocide. is his sentiment shared across rwanda as well? >> yes, this is something that most rwandaens hold. th

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ed rollins did not think so. cast your vote to end later we will reveal the quotation of the day. we will be right back. >> northwestern college football players against the n.c.a.a. holding a vote to see if the team should join a union. a full report from chicago. next. predicting the future is a pretty difficult thing to do. but, manufacturing in the united states means advanced technology. we learned that technology allows us to be craft oriented. no one's losing their job. there's no beer robot that has suddenly chased them out. the technology is actually creating new jobs. siemens designed and built the right tools and resources to get the job done. said. ashley: and the fbi investigating allegations of political consultant tried to extort the new york mayor's chief rival in the mayoral race over refused to support the ban of carriage horses. they twice approached christine clinic she did not back the ban they would spend money on the campaign to attack her she refused and then he flip-flop to embrace the ban one he said he wasn't aware of any investigation and the anti- hors

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judy miller and ed rollins why the president is seemingly so lonely in his ebb buell yens.ou: just working with my google glass to get adjusted to it, i have to tell you this will be a lot of fun. this will be, i have to say, wouldn't be very exciting. this is ray amazing technology. speaking of amazing, left-wing activist group media matters, so strongly, for so long supported organized labor and unions, is fighting unionization by the service employees union. they're so fickle. media matters battling its own employees. all they want is a union. can't say lawyering. they have attorneys high-priced ones at that, after they rejected an effort by the seiu to organize, media matters staffers threw a card check collection according to seiu petition filed with, one of our favorite agencies, national labor relations board. the left out in splendid attire for awards evening. honored bit society for professional journalists. honorees, include, nbc, abc, cbs, cnn and al jazeera. america. all receiving sigma delta key awards for exceptional journalism. i certainly believe they are al

. >>> phillies and marlins, jimmy rollins to the plate and here is what he did with the jennings pitchoff home run, the 201st homer of rollins' career and sent the phillies and their fans home winners. >>> a roller coaster road for bubba watson in the 2014 masters. he looked to be in pretty good shape here. this approach at no. 2, the ball will roll and roll some more to the hole. watson made his putt for eagle, getting him one under for the round, but there were hazards lurking. >> watson bogeyed three of his next five holes and that opened the door for others. jonas blixt with a share of the lead. matt kuchar also joined the party. kuchar gets it close to set up the birdie. kuchar had a share aft lead along with thomas bjorn. watson matched moved back in front by myself at 10. 20-year-old jordan spieth could make history tomorrow after a birdie at 14, he made this shot at 15. he makes it two birdies in a row and 1997 tiger woods became the youngest masters winner at 21 and spieth just 20. he settle for a final round of 74 and his share of lead. today's round not good, but watson know

. >> do you have any good stories you can share related to your days at rollins college? >> nothing i could talk about on air. did you know jeb bush spoke there. >> he's being modest, the pittsburgh pirates brought their team down, the professional team, to play rollins, and this guy, they took their best pitcher, and he hit a home run off them. >> that's how i got drafted by the pirates. he laid one right across the middle of the plate. you'll appreciate this, and i deposited in left field. he's laughing, i'm going to take this college player out, and i put it over the left field fence. >> kimberly got opened a door, and you hit a home run. >> there you go. and now you're on "the five." >> i'm not sure which one this is. can we do from denise s.? this is for everybody. if you could trade places with another member of "the five," which one and why? >> kimberly. >> i want to trade with dana because then i get jasper and peter. >> and blu cheese heaven. >> and that nice crock pot she has, and your apartment. >> hey, can we do this? >> i was going to say -- >> we don't have

political history, former reagan white house political director, leading republican strategist, ed rollins. >> thank you. >> nice to be with you, lou. >> this is an extraordinary step to change, to altar the census so that we don't have revelations or disclosure about important information. >> there are three elements of the federal government, two that you fear most voters or most americans fear, one is the irs and one is the justice department. you hope the justice department is enforcing the law and the irs is enforcing the tax laws. the census bureau is going out and getting the most confidential documents and information on people. you expect them all to function in a nonpartisan way in which they are basically above any partisanship. these three entities have been extremely partisanship, have done everything they can to handicap conservatives, handicap people's rights to vote and participate and obviously they're now basically caught and they don't want to disclose what it is. ms. lerner was an important official in the department of the irs. she's been summoned before a she should b

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lou: ed rollins. good to see you. nevada rancher cliven bundy, blasting the federal government leaving behind a trail of destruction over last week's standoff over grazing rights with the bureau of land management. the confrontation ended when the bureau land management backed down but fox news cameras captured these scenes of the extensive damage left behind. including these, these cattle, damaged water pipes. two prize bulls were killed. one of which, was shot five times. another while aiming he hadly in a holding pen. the blm also appears to run over a tortoise den during their operation, even though the reason they said they were so interested in bundy's cattle and his ranch was to save these supposedly endangered tortoise, which by the way, it is not and it is, and the fact is, those tortoises have been, many of them, euthanized by the u.s. fish and wildlife service. >> nowhere in the court order that i sawdust it say they can destroy infrastructure, destroy corrals. tanks, desert environment, shoot cattle. this

why does senator reid think this woman in rollins, wyoming is making up a story out of whole cloth? remember, the president also said that if you like your insurance, you can keep it. he said if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor. he said people's health care costs were going to be $2,500 lower by now. so the president has said a lot of things that turned out not to be accurate. now the president says that his health care law is here to stay. given the president's history, i think it's fair to get a second opinion. as a doctor who has practiced medicine for 25 years, taken care of families in wyoming, i come to the floor to tell you i bring my medical experience along with my colleague's experience, senator tom coburn from oklahoma. he and i have put together a report that looks at some of the promises that the democrats have made about the law and some of the things republicans have said about it. now, the report is called "prognosis." came out april, 2014, it's available today on senator coburn's web site, at www. coburnd.o.t.senate.gov or my web site, barrasso d.senat

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[laughter] admired jenna rollins my whole life. i was asked to do a movie with her.hey are interesting roles. i am always doing something in the theater. tavis: everybody loves you in king lear. challenge a word while ago. how big a challenge is it, and why put yourself through it? that's a lot to memorize. you can do a second or a third take. why put yourself through it? >> why not put yourself through it. the question about anything else in life when you get to be 76 is why not put yourself through it. the danger for some of my colleagues is i have been there, why bother? -- i amng at this age lucky. i am in relatively good shape. if i don't do it now, when am i going to do it? iear" presented something thought was universal. who are you when you take off your crown? we all wear crowns at some time. either a movie star or a famous athlete. i know you love me because of my crown. the whole play is about a man who says i don't want to be king any more, but i want my daughters to tell me they love me and how much they love me and how much they will keep loving me. he

jackie rollins reports. >> a rising for clas arriving fa police operation gets under way.tudents and teachers are being asked to give dna sample. they're investigating who raped a girl last left. >> i don't know why it took so long, but it's not right. the person who did it may have been at the school for the last seven months. it's horrible. >> genetic material recovered from the girl's clothing did not match the dna database. they've been for saliva samples of students and teachers. those who refuse to take part are, quote, potential suspects and will be taken into protective custody. that angered some. >> we feel solidarity with the girl who was raped, and we all want to find the perpetrator. >> the genetic testing results are due within a month, and all samples that don't match the attacker's dna will be destroy destroyed. al jazeera, paris. >> in egypt a student has been shot dead after shooting broke out. clashes erupted between supporters of ousted mohamed morsi and police, who also fired tear gas. two journalists were wounded while covering the event. demonstrators

the mosaic rollins rwanda is to commemorate the twentieth of august to the country's genocide from says it will keep its distance from those events waiting russian flags dozens of miles for testers force their way into provincial government buildings. don't try to win official projections from hungary suggest the prime minister picked up four buttons right leaning policy has taken the lion's share to take the match. welcome back to full swing the views from one to which looks like joints the final preparations on the way in the rwandan capital ahead of events on monday to commemorate the twentieth anniversary the country's genocide between april and june nineteen ninety four an estimated eight hundred thousand rwandans were killed the rwandan government says the products have happened in those killings were not prone to the french justice minister the council was the patient. these events in king county. the sonics trouble it was never about what causing the ceremony the foreign ministry said the would be represented was ambassador in the galley going down the stretch accusations paris

bonds in the house >> gary: phillies at rangers' top second >> gary:2-0phi >> gary: alameda's jimmy rollins his 200th career home run and it is a grand grand slam to boot! 6-0phi >> gary: phillies beat the rangers14-10 >> gary: report tonight is dashon jackson is ready to sign with all of washington and. so there he is. the eagles got rid of ham. but dashon was one of those guys that ride his own horse sort of speak. we will keep our eye on the baseball again tonight. >> catherine: coming up the recent earthquakes in the l.a. area. there are frightening for people they should be a wake-up call as was stated by the experts. after the break! >> jacqueline: producing lightning. we do end the possibility for it to become thunderstorms will win in tonight and tomorrow. it is here all the way in central valley. we're going to continue to receive the spot because you're off shore. here is what you can expect tonight. spotty rain with isolated thunderstorms with more rain into thursday and friday. for >> catherine: a hundred aftershocks. they just kept coming in the this week past weekend. what doe

. >> reporter: michelle rollins works in mission bay. >> glad to see that this area is becoming more vibrant. >> reporter: a lot more. the 18,000-seat arena is moving from the waterfront to this 12- acre site. the warriors bought the land from salesforce.com finalizing the deal saturday night. how much? they won't say. >> in choosing this inland site, i think we have taken off the table the objections of the most ardent opponents and retained everything good about the site that we have before. >> reporter: the move has certainly quieted the "no wall on the waterfront" crowd who were adamantly against the first arena location, even gathered signatures to stop it. >> they have moved it away from the waterfront. they have dropped the luxury condos. it's a much more positive project than it ever has been. >> reporter: certainly positive for restaurants who want mission bay to become the next hot san francisco hangout. >> they are going to see the school and they are going to see us and hopefully they remember that neighborhood. >> reporter: no taxpayer money used for this project. this e

the mosaic rollins rwanda is to commemorate the twentieth of august to the country's genocide from says it will keep its distance from those events waiting russian flags dozens of miles for testers force their way into provincial government buildings. don't try to win official projections from hungary suggest the prime minister picked up four buttons right leaning policy has taken the lion's share to take the match

ed rollins, doug shown in the sandra: the obama administration announcing that 3 million americans incare brings the number of people total web sign-up for public or private health coverage under the health care law to 10 million. we still don't know how many of those people have paid. until people pay, they don't actually have coverage. in a rare plea for bipartisanship from former secretary of state hillary clinton as she gears up for now and her intentions to run for president in 2016. the former first lady taking what some consider a swipe at president obama in his speech last night. political correspondent karl cameron has our report. >> and her most wide-ranging remark since stepping down as secretary of state, hillary clinton tried to rise above the partisanship and dysfunctionality, she says, by slamming it current practitioners. >> it's a moral issue in a political issue. and i want to get back to evidence-based decision-making. there's too much that has gone on. [applause] too much has gone on in our politics recently that is just pure ideology and partisanship portmanteau m

tom cruise versus b rollins. -- the drones. >> technology has changed and the first one.e advantage of what is going on. is the pilot obsolete? those jockeys, are they gone? i don't think so. i think they will be around for quite a wild stopped we will hopefully highlight both worlds. ask what is the timing on that one? when will we see it in theaters? >> we have been working on it for over 30 years. i wish i could tell you how long it will take. it is a lot of fun working with tom. and tony scott came up with the idea. he passed away and that was sad for us. financingson is a earner. >> a lot of people talk about ellison family. megan gets a lot of attention during the award season. what can you tell us about the the? >> e is a pilot. he loves wine. he has great taste. the movies he has made have been very successful. asunderstands the business better than anybody. for a guy so young to understand the heels and what actors work and what writers work, he has done his homework. i am proud of what he brings to the project. >> jerry bruckheimer with jon erlichman. do you thi

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. >> some influence, aviation analyst jay rollins. thanks. >>> when we return, a hidden treasure and a hidden threat? >> the people's getting sick. wake up. before you kill the creation of god's gift. >> what's at stake in this lush paradise and why the history of southwest florida's oil industry may prove more powerful than protests. is >> on al jazeera america when science intersects with hope. >> i'm hoping to give someone a prosthetic arm for under $1000 >> inovation finds oppurtunity >> a large earthquake would be an inconvenience rather than a disaster... >> and hardware meets humanity >> this is some of the best driving i've ever done >> eventhough i can't see... >> techknow our experts take you beyond the lab >> we're here in the vortex... >> and explore the technology changing our world. only on al jazeera america >> the latest quest for oil as energy companies eyeing one america's most cherished wild lands, the everglades. it's been long assumed a treasure of oil lies below them. an abandons of chee clean water. "america ton

ed rollins, joe trippi, thank you both. >> good to be with you. jenna: ahead on "happening now," a man charged with first agree murder says he needs a visit to the tattoo trial or he can't get a fair trial. you can sort of make it out in the photo. you will hear more of what he would like to do. >>> tragedy for hundreds of families in south korea. search crews pulling more bodies from the sung inch passenger ferry. the latest on the criminal investigation coming up. jon: right now new info into some crime stories we're keeping an eye on. police are searching for a sacramento woman who vanished without a trace over easter weekend. investigators consider 29-year-old danielle pruden to be at risk. they say it is out of character for her not to be in contact with family an friends. >>> a kansas man on trial for first-degree murder requesting the court to allow him to make alterations to that tattoo on his neck. take a look at that. he is worried that the ink could give jurors the wrong idea. the tattoo spells, murder. >>> attorneys for michael dunn, n

. >> some influence, aviation analyst jay rollins. thanks. >>> when we return, a hidden treasure and a hidden threat? >> the people's getting sick. wake up. before you kill the creation of god's gift. >> what's at stake in this lush paradise and why the history of southwest florida's oil industry may prove more powerful than protests. >> aljazeera america presents a break through television event borderland... six strangers... >> let's just send them back to mexico >> experience illegal immigration up close and personal. >> it's overwhelming to see this many people that have perished. >> lost lives are re-lived... >> all of these people shouldn't be dead. >> will there differences bring them together, or tear them apart. >> the only way to find out is to see it yourselves. >> which side of the fence are you on? borderland only on al jazeera america this is the 900 page document we call obama care. it could change costs coverage and pretty much all of health care in america. well, my show sorts this all out. in fact, my staff has read

. >> let's talk to a neur rollin y specialist at the fallujah hospital. i know that you're not there now, but it's only been a couple of days since you left. >> three months since the start of the crisis in fallujah city. only one hospital is exposed to many bombing attacks. this makes many to leave the hospital to escape these attacks. so the hospital is facing a shortage of medical equipment because of the sanctions of the city from the army, and from the forces. which make it difficult. >> when there are scenes of devastation and situations such as this, you often see volunteers stepping in. are you saying that at all, or are you being left entirely on your own? >> truly, in the front of the hospital. >> i wonder if you're getting help from outside, are you getting help from volunteer organizations. >> yes, yes, many associations try to help our aids, and some non-governmental associations, but the entrance of the hospital is very difficult. it is being exposed to random bombing. >> so what can be done to make things better for you and the patients? >>

. >> some influence, aviation analyst jay rollins. thanks. >>> when we return, a hidden treasure and a hidden threat? >> the people's getting sick. wake up. before you kill the creation of god's gift. >> what's at stake in this lush paradise and why the history of southwest florida's oil industry may prove more powerful than protests. the stream is uniquely interactive television. in fact, we depend on you, your ideas, your concerns. >> all these folks are making a whole lot of money. >> you are one of the voices of this show. >> i think you've offended everyone with that kathy. >> hold on, there's some room to offend people, i'm here. >> we have a right to know what's in our food and monsanto do not have the right to hide it from us. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> watch the stream. >> and join the conversation online @ajamstream. >> the latest quest for oil as energy companies eyeing one america's most cherished wild lands, the everglades. it's been long assumed a treasure of oil lies below them. an abandons of

bonnie rollins, recently retired and and gave nelson, automotive news, washington correspondent. [applause] 10 years since president george w. bush appointed deborah hershman to the national transportation safety board she has used her bully pulpit to highlight a long list of transportation safety issues. motorcycle buses -- motorcoach buses, motorcycle riders, regional airlines, truck drivers -- texting and otherwise distract the driver's. even boeing have found themselves in their crosshairs -- her crosshairs. she even holds a commercial drivers license to better understand the industry she investigates. her agency is responsible for investigating transportation crashes and accidents and determining causes also issues determinations on safety. during her perm -- term the board put distracted driving into the lexicon and reformed regional airline safety following a devastating crash in buffalo. as she wraps up come them mrs. hershman trying to figure out how to safely transport oil by rail. she will leave the board -- leave the board to become ceo of the national safety council

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pierre rollin from the cdc has helped to trace ebola outbreaks for more than 30 years. >> the risk isbola patient but with regular patient not thinking of ebola. >> reporter: you see, it only takes a small amount of the virus anywhere on your skin to cause an infection. and ace learned, no precaution is too small for the doctors who squa care for these patients. >> nothing gets in or out. >> reporter: tim is one of the doctors without borders. he's from canada. he comes into these settings for weeks at a time. he is not married and he has no children. that would be a job liability, he tells me. multiple pairs of gloves and masks. the head is completely covered. a multi-layer gown, boots and then an apron. it is positive suffocating in the 100-degree weather. >> these are the final pair of gloves. >> reporter: preparing to treat a patient with ebola is like preparing to land on the moon, but you are their only visitor, the only person helping them survive. they do this so people outside of these wards and the people on the streets will never know what it is like to be inside. sanjay jo

that china like kunta kinte ♪ ♪ whippin' and whippin' that fish and por que drankin' on syrup and rollinevised young move that doh turn it up ♪ what's up ♪ ♪ young move that doh turn it up young move that doh young move that doh ♪ ♪ aye move that doh turn it up ♪ ♪ young enough to still sell doh but old enough that i knows better ♪ ♪ when they sayin' its 42 ♪ put a smile on the devils face who don't want to sell doh forever ♪ ♪ and flood the rollie till the fishscale in the two door ♪ ♪ that i fish tales fiber glass, ferrari leather and designer -- that i misspells, yeah ♪ ♪ look at the clues the j's, the jewels i'm actin' a monkey from 16 years old ♪ ♪ i'm whipping in kitchens my junkies pablo, versace ♪ ♪ way before migos my dinner plates ♪ ♪ no silverware all you -- my hijos toss a kilo like a free throw ♪ ♪ crack house it had the peephole made it through to the other side ♪ ♪ now nothings big as my ego, push ♪ ♪ young move that doh young move that doh aye move that doh ♪ ♪ aye move that doh young move that doh young move that doh young move that doh ♪ ♪ aye move that doh aye move tha

jim my rollins of philadelphia phillies with the same thing.is in mind this is not a big game yet. this is world series game 6. melissa: this is the mets. >> and mets so far have got off to terrible start. you're right, daniel murphy, might get some family ads. melissa: evan, that was an interesting point thaw made. -- that you made. he is standing up for families. this might make him more marketable in certain ways, yes. >> no question about it. he is making 5.$6 million. his agents are probably fielding calls left and right. i called a c-level executive at major pr firm and what they think? they are convinced as long as he stays down path of supportive of his wife around supportive of the fact he took off time to be with his wife, there are lots of companies out there in the world of alex rodriguez looks at athlete like this and applaud it and want to include him in lots of ads. melissa: brian, we're parents. i'm a mom. i could see my husband being there on the day the wild is born, yes. and going back to work the next day. not a lot happens.

of possums the country's genocide in which at least eight hundred thousand people were killed if rollins had been set to take part in its commemorations but it was announced that in receiving the french justice minister chris judd to be off will also offer will be participating in events in kigali. the foreign ministry here in paris announced that she was pulling out of the rwandan president paul kind of may accused france of having a hand in the mass killings office went out to marc perlman as the latest now from kigali. they made accusations were confronted and dealt. former cornell door stating that they have supported and indicate of credit related to take a nap the execution of that and the tired to blog. activision have not been purchased gobbling up to go back to ancient over you believe that diplomatic relations between toronto and want to work to do. and youtube including no uncertain terms why ever since. with the foreign diplomatic relationship. it had not been heard and to watch the pride thing to do them. on the very people there. it is important to be that you're in a lot o

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photograph taken at that point in time when she was working, not as well-known, of course, working for rollins to of rolling stone magazine. one of the pictures, one of the photos is of a typewriter on the stairs with one of his children and his wife. as you will see, what i've described, trying to get he and his family to talk, he was terribly upset when he knew i would be using this photograph. i call them until the. is it -- it is a great shot. goddamnit. you are not using that. he is very private. thirty-five, 40 years ago ibm to look at seymour hersh. at leave journalism and go up to a the college of new paul, 70 miles north. and i began to teach journalism. from 1983 at a call from his agent. he had two careers, one as a journalist and one as a lecturer . he wanted to come to the college to give a lecture. of course, he was on a lecture tour. when he is broke he goes and gives talks. hopefully at the college of newport. he needs to come up with $2,000. he had just written a very big book on henry kissinger called kissinger in the nixon white house. this is the vicious attack. it probably

growing number of foreign policy challenges we have juan williams and former political director ed rollinsudio. let's pick up what ed was talking about the president is all talk no action while putin does what he wants to do in the ukraine. is that unfair criticism or does he have to take action? >> eventually he has to do something especially if we see the incursion amount to real damages in terms of ukrainian sovereignty but what is missing without presentation is the notion there has to be a sense you do things gradually. you don't want to ramp up and do everything all the ones. you have to have a sense it will take place once the russians file may ukrainian sovereignty. everybody thought crimea was wrong but people allowed it to pass that i think sanctions 31 individuals including one bank now a round of sanctions that relies on the european allies be willing to take some pain. that is the next that but we're not there yet and we don't want to act before the russians act. ashley: what are the options ? >> the key thing is that if we do anything we have to make sure our allies are there

sdmrfrnling i want to bring in jay rollins, an aviation analyst from fort lauderdale this morning.olands. thank yous for being with us. australian officials say this is a promising lead, that the u.s. navy device detected these signals that are consistent with black boxes. what do you make of this news? >> i think it is encouraging news and we certainly need it at this point. in the is an attempt to establish confirmation that the ship, the ocean shield and, also, the picks that were heard by the chinese ship are actually picks that are coming from the black boxes. those two ships are 350 miles apart so it's possible one has a false lead. >> i would assume the u.s. navy technology in this case is the more reliable. can you tell us a little bit about how it works? especially given how deep the ocean is in this part of the world? >>. >> yes. they are bringing in a specialized piece of equipment called a tpl, towed pifinger. these are towed through the water by the mother ship. it's time-consuming because the ship moves along at no more than five miles per hour to allow this to verify

. >> jay rollins is our aviation analyst and joins us this morning.ay, yesterday, they were using words like optimistic but we knew the batteries could run out at any minute. should we interpret the fact they are not hearing pings again today as a sign that those batteries died? >> it's we are worrisome. you really have to feel for these families and what they've been put through. what we have now is very little information coming from the ships as to their progress. is there a lack of pinging going on, or are they having trouble tryintrianglating to determine e the black boxes are. as we don't hear anything, it takes more and more time to get positive news. we have to start to worry that perhaps this is the wrong location, and that would be terrible news for the family, indeed. >> if that's the case, if the pinging has stopped or if we're in the wrong location, what's next? >> i don't think they're going to leave the location just yet. if the pinging has stopped, it wouldn't be surprising, since we are beyond the 30 days that the batteries were expec

second innings, scoreless against the arizona diamondbacks wearing the throw back jerseys and ted rollinsetty awesome assignment for him today. inside the manual score board there. i have been in the green monster at fenway. >> it's awesome, brooke. three stories high the score board is, like the green. guys like this man have to switch the manual score board. i don't want to ruin things at wrigley. in one capacity or another, give us a sense of what this ballpark means to you. >> today it's like my family. a lot of hours in and took care of the park basically 27 years that i have been here, winter and spring. pretty much like a home away from home for me. >> yelling scores out, pitching changes. it's hard to hear that because of the crowd noises. it's hard to get these scores out to the other guys. it makes it hectic in here. >> show us the back of your jacket. it says wiegmann park. that was the original name 100 years ago. a lot of the old cubs are here. and obviously as you mentioned, every chicagoan is tied to the cubs. everybody loves the cubs. it's a destination, too. this is on a

. >> on our political panel to discuss this fox news contributors doug shoen and ed rollins who headednald reagan's 1984 campaign. ed, i want to start with you. what do you think about congressman scott's notion giving states more power? >> someone who believes smaller government, there is nothing wrong with that. too much stuff has been pulled to washington. we've got a lot of republican governors that have done great things. i would argue that is a good part of this plan. >> do you think that would fly? >> i don't. it is just an excuse to allow cuts to medicare, cuts to food stamps at a time when people are hurting to make the kind of adjustments the ryan plan does. i think it's cruel, heartless and i don't know if you agree, but gives the democrats an issue at the election. >> critical thing is this is a resolution. this is not a budget. what people don't understand, the process is there is mandated programs and entitlement programs. they are getting out of hand. we have a $3.9 trillion, $18 trillion in debt and only about half a trillion left in revenue. we have to bring it back to

there are plenty of rollins in the u.s. and europe. there are problems elsewhere.t i talk to people that are elsewhere in the world, they want to know something very simple. how do we establish a rule of law? the yearink back to 1215 were the great contribution of the magna carta was not freedom of speech or freedom of anything. don't act in an arbitrary way. the king can't come and take you in prison. follow a rule of law. thisometimes i am asked question. one of the most important rights is not in the restitution is indeed mistreated procedure act. it is because i taught administrative law. there are seven or eight of us that love the subject. if it isn't public, if it isn't published, it isn't law. if it isn't law, you can't do it. of how many totalitarian systems we have seen where the real problem is somebody goes on a rest now and i will tell you why later. that is all over the place. it is called protection against arbitrary behavior. i say it is important to think small because some of the time you can make a little -- what the word? progress. how? by think