-- barb and ron mays. so it's fun to be back in the crowd of some folks of who have known you a little bit. also a bit intimidating, actually. i much prefer strangers. but starting with a washington story, it's attributed to bob dole. and he had had a falling out with his speech writer and had a major speech shortly thereafter. so he walked to the podium, and there's the folder, as it always is, and he starts to open it up. he told the crowd that tonight he was going to be pleased to offer solutions to the staggering economy. he was going to be offering, as well, considerations as to how we can really have affordable and effective and even universal health care. he was going to talk about refurbishing the military's equipment and to create an operational context that could be affordable and would be able to protect our interests on a worldwide basis indefinitely. he was going to talk about how he was going to cure the endemic problem of racism in the united states and bring us together truly in terms of sh

ron, we may never get into the park because the red cliffs natural preserve here is just overwhelming, and when you walk up to these formations, it really begins to show you how small we are and how big they are. this is absolutely breathtaking. >> very much, sir. >> so, look at this. i don't know whether the camera can see this or not, but we are standin'-- i feel like i'm in the grand canyon. >> you know, it really humbles us, you know, to--in this area. and that's why it became a state park in 1981 because of the huge significant value and aesthetic that we see here and people are inspired by them. >> now, talk about somethin' that puts you in your place, standin' here makes you feel very small. give everybody a wave, ron. here we are and look at this above us. it's magnificent. okay, now we have come not over a half a mile from where we were earlier at red cliffs. i've hooked up with jim. you're a docent here, a volunteer, right? >> that's correct, yes. >> and where are we now? because this is spectacular right here. >> this is hagen canyon, the opening to hagen canyon, and rudolp

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. >> ron johnson may be the visionary best marketer on earth. a difference between a visionary, marketer. he appears not to be ceo material for this job. am i surprised this happened right now? not really. it's tricky. reporting the last many, many weeks led me to think this was going to happen sooner or later. it wasn't a matter of if, more when. the optics of him not having a home in dallas. can you be all in if you're not really all there? losing the board ultimately. i thought the writing was clearly on the wall when ackman was at a conference in boston and he shredded. >> reporter: what about allman, scott? doesn't he live in colorado still? is there a question about him moving to texas? wasn't exactly the answer of all of jc penney's woes either. >> no. but i don't believe anybody believe he's here for the long haul. he's a stabilizing voice, a guy who knows the business. employees can rally around this guy a bit. i'm sure nobody at the high levels of jc penney, think mike is back in this game to play for the long term. i'm sure that that

sunnyvale and tonight investigated over reports of problems including several deaths that may linked to it. ronore. >>reporter: robo surgery hailed as major medical breakthrough. with caims that highly precise robot are steadier than the human hand. robot tiny forcep peel the skin off a grape and more important, better outcome for patients. dr. warren performed hundreds of operation using robot. >> the tip of the instrument only moves one million meter this. >>reporter: week the colorado medical board cited him for complication during 11 robotic surgeries. in one with instant the aorta of kidney patient torn. he an his lawyer declined comment. >> fda announced looking into the increasing number of serious medical problems even death involving robot surgery. among 500 reported incidents a robotic malfunction during hysterectomy doctor couldn't control movement of the forcep and death after patient bowel ripped. some reports sugar or by the doctor using the device. others that it is the did he vase itself that malfunctioned. >> there have been rare case reports where during an operation when ther

a lot of investors are betting there may be improvement. ron stock, 52 weeks down 52% and their back to trying to do the promotion and having investors and shareholders and people shopping and getting a bargain and it has been beaten down. >> stocks are getting that of the start of earnings season started rebound. we are joined by john butters. tell us what is the overall consensus estimate for one earnings will do for the first quarter, up or down and how much? >> we're looking at a lackluster quarter this earnings season in terms of growth. the estimate is for a decline of 0.6%, down from an expectation of growth of 2% at the start of the quarter. even if companies beat expectations as they typically do we are looking at only growth of 2% to 3% at best, a lackluster quarter in terms of earnings growth. dennis: was look at the chance of an upside surprise because i would swear in the past couple quarters wall street has been conservative on earnings estimates and we ended up having a beach and you point out third quarter 2010 wall street expec

now, help may be on the way. ronstory. >> reporter: a friend of henneberry said that he's heart broken over the loss of the boat. it was destroyed in the shootout in watertown, massachusetts. but now there is a viral campaign to buy him a new boat, a way of thanking henneberry for the tip that led to the capture of the second bombing suspect. they're rallying around watertown's unexpected hero, david henneberry the man who called 911 after he found dzhokhar hiding in his backyard, inside hen berry's 22-foot seahawks. >> we're thinking about you and everyone in boston. >> reporter: after watching friday's dramatic capture, richard bliss posted this youtube video, calling for people to donate money to replace henneberry's boat that was destroyed in the gun fight. >> so much pain and loss that has happened there. and this just seems like it's another senseless loss. >> reporter: others are taking to other social media sites to show their support for henneberry, whose keen eye helped to bring an end to the manhunt for dz

the ceo, ron johnson, fears his company may be barred by new york judge from selling an already manufacturedine of home goods designed by source company. in an effort to prevent empty shelf at the stores, sources said the retailer has been in talk with asian suppliers for the emergency production of non-stored design goods. the emergency goods may take up to 90 days to be delivered and produced under old jcpenney brands names. wow. let's look at how the shares of all three companies react today. jcpenney makes the higher, mar tray stewart trading down. it's a soap oprah. >> get the goods approved and the new goods they make in expectation if they lose the case, that's double inventory. not good either way. melissa: they are looking into doing it. i don't know they actually got -- lori: good point, details, details, but still, hands full for jcpenney. sequester snafu, the faa delaying plans to shut down airport control toshes. melissa: the skies seem to be less than friendly these days. airline passenger complaints soaring last year. we're going to tell you which airline ranks the worst comin

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responding with its own set of council proposals but it may consider suspending enrichment in order to build trust speaking exclusively to r.t. to ron's chief negotiator. who say denounced sanctions as productive. chance. threats against my people and nothing new that various u.s. administrations have leveled threats and taken hostile action against my people including the imposition of sanctions that this is especially true for the past two years they themselves have openly said that they are trying to impose crippling sanctions however they have seen for themselves that arabian people have managed to transform those threats into opportunities at the moment to run is the seventeenth largest economy in the world regardless of sanctions or rainy and scientists had managed to build a rocket ship and same live creatures into space these are indications that the path of sanctions has been very much of what the actual fact they've done is deny an opportunity for their citizens and businesses and corporations to do business with a very lucrative radian market we also have to note that these sanctions have no legal basis to stand many countr

. >> reporter: a radio station gave ron and his family red sox tickets for sunday's game. rob went in his place. >> we are going to be on maying rob's graduation. we are part of each other's life now. >> reporter: an unshakable bond forged by an act that shook the world. anne thompson, nbc news, boston. >> nice story to end on as we start a new week on this monday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. of course we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com now. >> i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. more eyes in the sky. security cameras led law enforcement to the bombers in boston and now some bay area leaders want more cameras on our city streets, too. while the extra blanket of security may comfort some others see it as an overreach. the police chief is making the case for more cameras on market. >> reporter: he did make his case for more cameras along busy market street but not everyone agrees with that. meanwhile, at the same time people are gathering to support boston. these runners you see here wi

. >> reporter: a radio station gave ron and his family red sox tickets for sunday's game. rob went in his place. >> we're going to be on maygraduation. we're a part of each other's life now. >> reporter: an unshakeable bond forced by an act that shook the world. >> how great of a guy is rob? hearing that story, at mile 20, a lady helped him get up before the bombings. >>> one of the big stories, of course, is still what's happening in the mid-west, which won't stop, the snow the rain, the flooding. it's by far one of the -- where the worst weather is found this morning. driving interstate 70 from denver across kansas, in minneapolis, you have to clear snow off your car from last night. it's still snow ing in duluth. the illinois river from peoria southwards to where it meets the mississippi still has to crest over the 234ek9 two to -- the next two to three days. it will be a rainy day even for chicago. for the east coast, no problems, though. still a little chilly. there may be a few showers, especially from boston to providence. you will get drenched. that's an ocean storm. it will miss d.c., philly, baltimore, new york.

. >> i think we may this time, ron.y from south carolina. >> yep. >> mark sanford's district. an extremely conservative district. mitt romney won it by almost 20 points. it's a plus 20 republican district. ppp took a poll earlier this week there, 86% of people in that very republican district support criminal background checks, background checks on terrorists. >> what is going on? >> background checks on the mentally ill. 86% in gene's home state of south carolina. this is -- the republicans and some of these democrats have left the rest of america so far behind in their extremist stance, it's mind boggling. >> and there will be prices to pay. >> there will. >> i covered a state years ago, arkansas, i guarantee you, someone from the democratic party is going to -- or from the antigun lobby is going to come after mark prior. the there's a reason why senator n leandlan voted on one side of this. it's almost important for that base for mark prior in arkansas. they're going to be able to hit these guys especially in the dem

. >> one analyst is speculating there may be more traffic and sales in the current quarter. we'll see if some of the changes that ronl finally be lucrative from the company which has been a loser. david: another loser was hewlett-packard. the chairman is leaving. they worry about hewlett-packard without him. how is that doing now? >> hewlett-packard is the biggest loser on the weak for the dow jones industrial average. we're seeing if a change in the board there is a little more shareholder friendly.

ron bailey who specializes in behavioral sciences. i realize it is a complex question and there may be a wide variety of factors. to pose the obvious, why would somebody do this? >> it is difficult to figure out how we try our best in post exams to ask about their -- these activities. also we find they have fear themselves, being impotent and unable to act on you. a fear of being able to get their way or to be strong or active in all of their considerations. >> i would imagine some of the come pone nepts would be anger , alienation, a feeling of being disenfranchised. do those pack ter into a terrorist? >> clearly. we think these issues of depression and anxiety are substantial. there is ear tau built and agitation and they feel less able to engage in actions where they can decrease that or dissipate it. they act out to get back on track. unfortunately it puts the lives and risks of other people at risk. >> are terrorists normal in the sense of not being psychotic this. >> they can be. we find people are not by definition psychopathic or sigh psychotic. at times they may not at all,

fifty people have died mohamed so hell ron the building's owner and a local politician was arrested on sunday near the bangladesh border with india. out of town and may face charges of negligence illegal construction and forcing workers to work in unsafe conditions if he is found guilty on all the counts ronna could face up to seven years in prison the court also asked bangladesh's central bank to freeze the assets of the owners of the five garment factories that were operating in that building and use that money to help pay for the salaries and other benefits of those workers. meanwhile thousands of miles away another community is still coming to terms with another tragic and entirely preventable loss the small town of west texas they're recovering from the devastating fertilizer plant fire and explosion that two weeks ago killed fourteen people and injured two hundred others and many of those who survived the explosion in west have lost their homes and all of their possessions but despite all the devastation and loss of west twelve days after the explosion there been no arrests and as far as we can tell nobody held responsible for the tragedy and e

something to watch out for, and we may be in the sweet spot, but there may be an end to that sweet spot sooner than we think. >> ronwe at a point now where maybe the markets are saying, gee, if they start to pull back, maybe that means the economy is doing a little better, and we won't have these heavy restrictions on us and we can move ahead. >> bill, i think the market's been saying that to us for quite some time. if you look at every measure but unemployment, the economy has improved quite considerably. gdp is above its pre-recession peak. and housing, as maria suggested, is turning. i want to disagree a little bit with my good friend, steve liesman, which is, i would be on paul's side here, which i don't think they're going to do anything. the holy trium vant are the only people who count. and until they are convinced that we are past the point that we require $85 billion a month in purchases, i don't think anything happens. >> paul? >> i think it's very interesting you introduced a new word into the lexicon, steve, taper. you're tapering the amount of stimulus. it's not about taking away stimulus. >> but that'

also, beware of creating the ron paul set of incentives for those wrong set of incentives for those who must conduct the operations. it may include a location like a terrorist training camp or an object like a truck filled with explosives. by creating a separate legal regime with additional requirements for an objective if his name or citizenship becomes known, what disincentives do we create for operator to know for certain the identity of those likely to be present at a terrorist training camp or behind the wheel of a truck bomb? or must the government refrain from an attack on what itbeen an active and dangerous training camp if not, the terrorist who might be a u.s. citizen wanders in? here's my bottom line. like others, i believe in the idea of a national security court is worth serious consideration for the sake of our democratic process. i see certain in damages, but i see a number of legal and practical problems. the advisability of the idea also depends in very large part on the scope of what it is the court is to review. if i must be labelled one way or another, i guess i belong in the category of skeptic. what

i want to bring in ron allen on the scene there have been interviews with high school classmates, some may have been those who tipped the fbi to the identity, once they saw the pictures. i know savannah guthrie interviewed earlier, sierra schwartz, a high school classmate who talked about what regular kids they were. they were friends, they were pals, they were sociable. they were on the wrestling team. they were wrestlers, they were boxers. also john curran, the former boxing coach. described the younger brother as a puppy dog who used to follow the older son. what are you, what are you hearing from the community there? and what's happening at the scene? >> we're hearing shock and disbelief as you might imagine, andrea. i mean so many times you come to one of these crime scenes and people always÷a kind of quiet, kept to themselves. there seems to be nothing unremarkable, until now. about these, nothing remarkable about these two young men. i should also tell you, as you probably, as you well know, cambridge is a very diverse community. this is a neighborhood of modest homes and restaurant

ron claiborne. >>> in the new, abc news has learned that law enforcement officials are now increasingly concerned that the boston bombing suspects mayave worked alone. there are enough differences from the magazine instructions and the bombs that suggest that tamerlan had additional training or help in constructing the bombs. >>> overseas, they're still pulling people from the rubble in the collapsed building in bangladesh. >>> and the popular online deal service living social has been hacked. the company worned more than 50 million customers that their names, e-mail ards, birthdays, and encrypted pass words may have been stolen. but no credit card information was accessed. >>> louisville coach rick pitino followed through on his deal to get a tattoo if his players won the national championships. he's given his players a hard time about having too many tattoos. >>> you guys have no idea how beautiful it is. look at this behind me. just above the south loop. you can see an almost full moon. we're past it now. we're looking at great shot of th skyline of chic celebrating here on chicago first lady cruises. nice weather. unless you're

ron johnson is out. mike is the c. echl o. we have a guest coming up who says it may be too late to save this iconic name.et. the republicans hate the budget due out tomorrow but we have a washington insider who says congressional democrats have a dirty little secret. they don't trust the president. cheryl: we have a grim picture for jobs as small business confidence falls. restauranteur and partner of a renowned eatery is going to be here so how to fix the issue of the small business. dennis: and stocks every 15 minutes. nicole is at the floor of the new england. what else have you got? >> we have a lot of action happening here on wall street this morning. let's start off with we have up arrows on the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500. up nearly 2%. drug stocks, bank stocks up arrows. let's get to herbalife that. obviously has been a key story this morning. it did not open at the opening bell with the rest of the stocks here on wall street. it was halted until as you can see there, 11:30 is when it finally opened, right around that time we brought you the cameras. it was halted because of concern about what was go

may not know about. we want to be able to identify pretty far out so we can ron y rendezvous with it. >> we're talking aboutowever, congress will be sent the issue for budget purposes. given the cost, the numbers here, given that nasa has taken some hits from the sequester in terms of educational programs, does this mean it's going to be tough to get approved? >> it may not be so tough to be approved. because of the fact that a number of different parts and pieces of this proposed mission are already under way. so if we look at the orion manned capsule that would be necessary to take people to the capsule, that's already done and there's work that's been done to identify asteroids that could be on a collision course with earth. so we could use that information and that could help to cut the pricing down as well. >> jumping into the future, chief franklin institute astronomer, derrick pitts, thank you. >>> joining me tomorrow, with former state department spokesman, pj crowley and veteran chicago reporter jim warren. don't go anywhere -- "now" with alex wagner is coming up next. >> we'll go to space, harness

may cause them to go to one store or the other. then is this retailer. neil: -- j.c. penney, shares up 12% after former ceo ron was ousted, the new boss is giving j.c. penney a second chance. >> we've seen trends in retail, the last ceo leaving bucked the trend too much. consumers wanted sales and products, they were not getting it what this led to was a lack of buyer and brand confident, when consumers go to the store they want to know what they get, and what to expect, when they don't it caused them to worry about, perhaps that company no longer believes in same things i do. if the consumers feel that store hathere back that means increase sales and stock price. neil: you know not first time a unpopular ceo or embattled ceo has left and the stock soars, i don't think we'll see -- it this for last time. >> they will recycle ceos until j.c. penney has gone the way of woolworths, the problem that derrick said, they had those problems before, that is why the new guy was brought in to do the every day low price walmart thing, but j.c. penney lost its way, why would anyone now go to jc pen over a walmart, a target

may have gotten the helping hand they need in san jose today. more than 35 employers participated in a hiring our heros job fair on minnesota avenue. armory reserve veteran rons returned last month and says he's very discouraged because there's so many veterans without jobs. >> i have a background in communications and aircraft maintenance. >> the thing is with his, his resume, it can probably overwell -- overwhelm someone in the civilian war. >> it will take a few months to figure out how many vets got jobs from today's event. >>> a fisherman in hawaii got a big scare after he had a close encounter with a shark. >> yeah, whoa. the shark encounter happened sunday as the fisherman was reeling in a tuna about 2 miles off the coast of oahu in his kayak. the 10-foot tiger shark nearly jumped inside the kayak. >> that is amazing. >>> severe storms are sweeping through the south. take a look at this tornado. three deaths are being blamed on three storms in the area. this was if damage caused in hazelwood missouri just outside of st. louis. at least two dozen homes were damaged. officials say thousands of people still remain without power tonight. >>> not as warm t

may have gotten the helping hand they need in san jose today. more than 35 employers participated in a hiring our heros job fair on minnesota avenue. armory reserve veteran ronroberts returned last month and says he's very discouraged because there's so many veterans without jobs. >> i have a background in communications and aircraft maintenance. >> the thing is with his, his resume, it can probably overwell -- overwhelm someone in the civilian war. >> it will take a few months to figure out how many vets got jobs from today's event. >>> a fisherman in hawaii got a big scare after he had a close encounter with a shark. >> yeah, whoa. the shark encounter happened sunday as the fisherman was reeling in a tuna about 2 miles off the coast of oahu in his kayak. the 10-foot tiger shark nearly jumped inside the kayak. >> that is amazing. >>> severe storms are sweeping through the south. take a look at this tornado. three deaths are being blamed on three storms in the area. this was if damage caused in hazelwood missouri just outside of st. louis. at least two dozen homes were damaged. officials say thousands of people still remain without power tonight. >>> not as

may be the last week. the white house is treating this week, chris, as make or break. >> i agree with you completely. ron reagan, thank you for joining us. it seems to me that question, usually it's complicated in politics. will toomey, pat toomey of pennsylvania, people like tom coburn down in oklahoma, will they man up and say, damn-it to the nra, i'm going to do something now because of what happened up there? and the other way of putting this, can the president use his rhetorical magic, that sometimes he's had it, obviously, and bring the ralphie eality of wha happened in december into the hearts of minds of politicians? he's going to do it within the hour, apparently. >> these are pretty hard-hearted people and cynical people. it's shocking, and frankly, shameful, this long after newtown, we're talking about loopholes and filibusters and things like that. it's not just those 20 children, though chuck is absolutely right. when you see 20 kindergarteners dead, you think of that, it is crushing to you. but it's 30,000 people a year, chris. this is exponentially more than any other non-warfare riddled c

may and rotate away into emerging markets. we are very close to that kind of switch in our mutual fund and -- >> maria? >> ron do? i know you don't say the correction is imminent. you say it's going to be a doozy when it comes. why? that's one of the reasons the technicians love this market. everybody is always looking for this correction around the corner which by the way never happens because there's a buy on the dip mentality. >> you have huge cross currents going on here. we call it a rabbit market. when the economy and everything is on a trend you want the ride the winners and sell the losers. in a trading market such as we have now the shoot the ones that jump up. i don't know if you've ever been rabbit hunting. you go rabbit hunting without a dog that rabbits that sit there never get shot because you don't see them. in this market literally the things that jump for you on a short period you probably want to harvest and go on from there. >> yeah, but you've got a quite a dog, ron, in the federal reserve as they continue to add all this liquidity. what about to michael point, that this liquidity is just

ron claiborne. >> hi, again, dan and bianna. >>> in the news, abc news has learned that law enforcement officials are now increasingly concerned that the boston bombing suspects mayave acted alone. the bombs are cylinder devices described in an al qaeda magazine. there are enough differences to suggest that tamerlan tsarnaev had additional training or help in constructing allegedly those bombs used in boston. >>> overseas, they're still pulling survivors from the rubble in the collapsed building in bangladesh. dozens more people, including 19 this morning, have been rescued in the past two days. five people have been detained in connection with the building collapse. >>> and the popular online deal service living social has been hacked. the company warned more than 50 million customers that their names, e-mail addresses, birthdays and encrypted passwords may have been stolen. but no credit card information was accessed. >>> and finally, louisville coach, basketball coach rick pitino is a man of his word. he followed through on his promise to get a tattoo if his team won the ncaa championship, which hay did. he's given his players a hard time about having too many

may 3rd. the third victim is a chinese national and a graduate of boston university. the injury continue to recover and tell their stories. anderson cooper spoke exclusively with ron broussard. >> were you knocked to the ground? >> i wasn't knocked to the ground. i knew i was i hit with something because the pain that shot through my leg was incredible. >> reporter: across the country tributes to remember those who were lost. with the red sox playing away in cleveland, the indians held a moment of silence. and the yankees put their rivalry aside tuesday night to pay their respects, posting this message on the yankee stadium marquee, united we stand. and playing the boston favorite "sweet carolyn" in the bronx. ♪ back on the streets of boston, an eerie quiet on normally busy streets. for megan keeler returning to this scene after the, explosion brought back overwhelming emotion. >> i think it's just hurting me now, to be honest. >> reporter: what does it feel like? >> i feel really badly for everybody. i'm proud of this city. but it's -- people are waking up today, and their lives are very different. >> reporter: you know, obviously an outpouring of emotion from me

ron tell us the latest about the injury count, which has increased today. who is in critical condition and are there any indications at this point that the death toll may rise? >> reporter: well, jim and pat, the number of injuries has actually gone down into the 70s from about 176 at last count. so there is encouraging news in that regard. there is still perhaps 17 people in critical condition, eight here at massachusetts general hospital. their wounds are severe and horrific and have to do with the most part with lower portions of their body. remember, these were items put in lower areas, and mainly regarded the lower parts of the body. there are at least four amputees in the city. the doctors are trying to monitor the blood pressure and heart rate but believe most patients are stable as they describe it. but not out of the woods by any stretch of the imagination just yet. they will be in intensive care for the next several days. doctors say here, they are optimistic that the death toll, which is at three, will not go up. >> all right, ron allen in boston, thank you so much. and nbc's team coverage of the terror attack in boston continues here on news 4 a

may not want to bridge in but buck. >> j.c. penney was not doing that great in first place, i measured itny stock price by stock price performance. it was at 40, now 15, ron johnson came and and started treated it like apple, it is not an apple, they are flocking to walmart, and targets and rest of other places, and you are in the soup. neil: well, clearly. and whether there is horse in there or not same soup, thank you. >> what happens when you give half a million dollars to a couple of college kids? maybe you discover the next mark zuckerberg, the guy who is putting his money whethe where s hunch is. >> get out! get out! >> that is great. this is going to be a great ye year. rify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. neil: who needs a boardroom when you have a dorm room? mark zuckerberg's facebook got cooked up in his dorm room, and that 17-year-old who got millions from yahoo!, he did that in college. venture capitalist is giving a couple college kids a half milli

may 3rd. the third victim is a chinese national and graduate student of boston university studying statistics. the injured continue to recover and tell their stories. anderson cooper spoke exclusively with ron broussard. >> were you knocked to the ground? >> i wasn't knocked to the ground. i knew i was i hit with something because the pain that shot through my leg was incredible. >> reporter: across the country tributes to remember those who were lost. with the red sox playing away in cleveland, the indians held a moment of violence for the bombing victims. and the new york yankees put their rivalry aside tuesday night to pay their respects, posting this message on the yankee stadium marquee, united we stand. and playing the boston favorite "sweet caroline" in the bronx. ♪ sweet caroline ♪ good times never seemed so good ♪ ♪ back on the streets of boston, an eerie quiet on normally busy streets. for megan keeler returning to this seen after witnessing the explosion brought back overwhelming emotion. >> i think it's just hurting me now, to be honest. >> reporter: what does it feel like? >> i feel really badly for everybody. i'm proud of this city. but it's -- people are waking up today, and

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says that they may be closer to rob's parties on the ground in boston and we'll have that report for you just ahead and he's back months after leaving office former congressman ron paul returns to the spotlight here about his new project when he speaks with r t. two days after violent clashes between guards and detainees that the u.s. military says a hunger strike to obey is expanding plus we're learning about a new report that looks at torture we'll sort through that just ahead. well it's wednesday april seventeenth eight pm in washington d.c. i'm margaret held and you're watching r t. and the city of boston is still reeling from the tragic events that rocked the city monday afternoon now two separate explosions ripped through the stands of the boston marathon injuring scores of onlookers and leaving three including an eight year old child dead as law enforcement agencies can tell you to search for answers in the case artie's own honest as the a church going to joined us earlier from boston now i asked her for the latest on this investigation. well margaret what's happening right now is of course the investigation is ongoing it's certainly still in its first st

may be pretty similar, familiar. the hq in the united states, with more on the turnover at jcpenney. >> jcpenney has ousted ron johnson months on the job as his turn around strategy back fired. the board met monday and made the decision. johnson is being replaced by mike ullman, the man he took over for as ceo in november 2011. ullman was contacted by the board on saturday about returning to his old job. johnson came to penny's from apple. he pie your neared the cheep chic target in the 1990s. johnson brought in new collections of brands for the likes of joe fresh and martha stewart. but penny's mostly priced sensitive and deals obsessed shoppers didn't buy into his strategy lead to go a 25% drop in sales last yeek. bill ackman, the activist investor was key ago bringing johnson in as ceo, but even he may have been frustrated telling reporters the company's execution was close to a disaster. in an interview with reuters, ullman says his first tet would be to take a close look at j k jcpenney's books before deciding whether to keep the current strategies and team. mike ullman is leading the company right now, but not f

may get the next moment, to come in first quarter earnings. our view is that the bar has been set pretty low going into earnings season, and we think corporations can surprise the upside. >> ron, to gene peroni's point, some of the leaders latelies are starting to faultlter. >> yeah, the financials, also, bill have given up their their leadership, as have key technology stocks. it's the kind of thing that can presage a correction. i might go out a little bit farther on a limb, 5 to 10% on a pullback. i'm a still a buy the dip type. but some of the data has softened up, both domesticicly and overseas, and commodities seem to be sending a slightly more ominous, although not in a huge way, message with copper breaking down of late. we're seeing commodities with the exception of lumber weaken. so that makes us a little nervous about this run to highs with some negative divergence starting to show up. >> when could you see that 5 to 10%? are we waiting for the month of may? the traditional sell and go away time frame? >> maybe. we'll be done with earnings season largely. but i don't know it's a sell in maine and go way type of thing. i'm bullish on the u.s., generally think. but i

may 3rd. the third victim, a chinese national and graduate student at boston university, studying statistics. the injured continue to recover and tell their stories. anderson cooper spoke exclusives to ron in his hospital room. >> were you knocked to the grown? >> i wasn't knocked to the ground. i absolutely knew i was hit sw something. the pain that shot through my leg was incredible. >> reporter: meanwhile, across the country, tributes to remember those lost, with the red sox playing in cleveland, the indians held a moment of silence for the bombing victims, and the new york yankees put their rivalry aside tuesday night, to pay their respects. posting this message on the yankee stadium marquee, united we stand and playing the fenway park favorite "sweet caroline" in the bronx. ♪ sweet caroline bum, bum, bum things have never seemed so good ♪ ♪ >> back on the eerie streets of boston, quiet on normally busy streets. megan keeler returned after witnessing the explosion, overwhelming emotion. >> it's just difficult. >> what does it feel like? >> i feel so badly for everybody. people are waking up today and their lives are very different. >> pamela brown joins me now. i spoke to one gentle

boss, a group of which i may be the only member, only two times have we hadfa an december ron paul in 2011. the only other father-son team of was mitt romney and his dad, and former gov. george romney. now on to monday and mechanical matters. we are on the record, no live tweeting. c-span has agreed not to use the session for a least one hour. to ask auld like question, do the traditional thing and send me a non thready and signal and i will happily call on one and all. now that he has had to buy its cultural offer our guest the opportunity to make some comments and then move around the table. the floor is yours. >> it sounds like with all of these rules that we're going to create some news this morning. i don't know about that. >> we live in hope. >> as i was going round the room, i was thinking i was in a wedding of receiving line. if anybody feels compelled to send me a wedding gift, it has to be under $14 to meet the senate limit. i was told anything short of 13 hours of speaking would be fine, so i will keep my remarks concise. the question and answer would probably do as better.

the one thing that may have resigned her to being in the white house was the fact that the entire family was there with her. kids were that the -- were there with her, exactly. >> ron from florida? you there, sir? caller: i am indeed. fork you for the series and taking my call. a couple of quick questions how respond to on the night of lincoln's assassination, a card was left husband as well. second, really quick, have any the film, sts seen wonderful film done n the '40s with van halen -- van heflin, rather, playing johnson. little cated johnson a bit. >> have you seen the film? >> oh, yes. bicentennial, we had a special showing of it in the old had worldeater and we war ii newsreel go before it when it was originally shown. the question about eliza and the lincoln assassination. aware that she was even heard about it. unlike today when we were and doing things instantaneously, it took longer to get information. terrified. was i don't know what her immediate reaction was. > in a cone, i think who they stayed with after they left the white house said they told poor completelyuickly and devastated her. >> i want to read you a closing facebook. i learned that eliza j

may have passed nonpublic information about it, about sketchers to a third-party. someone is under some serious investigation today. both stocks are halted. i also wanted to talk about jcpenney. ron johnson, ceo out. we solve the stock down about 50% over that time. they brought in the old ceo to try to hold the reins. people are up in arms. the stock is down 10.5%. the most heavily traded day for the stock ever. the stock itself is looking to close at the lowest levels of the year. melissa: thank you so much. huge stories today. will these incidents her confidence or is the concern isolated to just these companies? i want to get your reaction to all the news that is moving the markets today. the market is still in positive territory. do you think these stories are isolated or did you think they hurt others? >> is it something that could flood the entire market? i think it is more company specific. melissa: you think earnings is a bigger driver right now? >> yes. it gives an opportunity to get in. melissa: we are looking at about an increase of six tenths of a percent. do you agree with that? >> well, i think, likely seen before, it is probably a low bar. company management has d

finally, a group that i may be the only member of her 38 member breakfast and had a father and son isaac s. we have stated ronpaul and 2011. so much for biography and part this trivia. >> please know that law again were treating. no sign of any kind with the breakfast is underway. there's no embargo except c-span has agreed not to use video to session for at least an hour after the breakfast ends against those of us in the room a chance to file. if you'd like to ask a question, do the traditional thing and send me a subtle nonthreatening signal. we will start off by offering our guests the opportunity to make opening comments in the two questions the table. thanks again for doing this. the floor is yours. >> astounds with all those rules that we will really create some news this morning. a >> we live and how. >> out of sync i was sort of in a wedding receiving line. if anyone feels compelled to send me a wedding gift, i can get your address. though have to be under $14 to make the senate gift limits. i was told anything short of 13 hours of speaking with a fine, so i'll keep my remarks concise. question-and-a

may 3rd. the third victim, a chinese national and graduate student of boston university studying statistics. the injured continue to recover and tell their stories. cnn's anderson cooper spoke exclusively to ronard in his hospital room. >> were you knocked to the ground? >> i wasn't knocked to the ground. i absolutely knew that i was hit with something, because the pain that shot through my leg was -- was incredible. >> reporter: meanwhile, across the country, tributes to remember those lost, with the red sox playing away in cleveland, the indians held a moment of silence for the bombing victims. and the new york yankees put their rivalry aside tuesday night to pay their respects, posting this message on the yankee stadium marquee, united we stand. and playing the fenway park favorite "sweet caroline" in the bronx. ♪ sweet caroline good times never seemed so good ♪ >> reporter: back on the streets of boston an eerie quiet on normally busy streets. for megan keilar, returning to the scene after witnessing the explosion brought back overwhelming emotion. >> i think it's just kind of hitting me now to be honest. i feel sadly for everybody. i'm really proud of this city. but it's, you know, peopl

thing that may have resigned her to being in the white house was the fact that the entire family was there with her. >> the fact that the kids were there with -- were there with her, exactly. >> ron from florida? are you there, sir? caller: i am indeed. thank you for the series and for taking my call. a couple of quick questions how does eliza respond to on the night of lincoln's assassination, a card was left for her husband as well. second, really quick, have any of your guests seen the film, "johnson" a wonderful film done in the '40s with van halen?-- van heflin, rather, playing johnson. it vindicated johnson a little bit. >> have you seen the film? >> oh, yes. in the bicentennial, we had a special showing of it in the old capital theater and we had world war ii newsreel go before it when it was originally shown. >> the question about eliza and the lincoln assassination. >> i'm not aware that she was even heard about it. unlike today when we were calling and doing things instantaneously, it took longer to get information. i knew she was terrified. i don't know what her immediate reaction was. >> in a cone, i think who they stayed with after they left the white house said they

buff, a group of which i may be the only member, of our nearly 3800 breakfasts, only two times have we had both a father and a son as guests. we hosted former representative ron paul in september 2011. the only other father/son team was mitt romney and his dad, michigan governor george romney. so much for biography and breakfast trivia. now on to mechanical manners. as always, we're on the record. please, no live blogging or tweeting, in short, no filing of any kind while the breakfast is underway. there's no embargo when the breakfast is over except that c-span has agreed to the to use video of the session for at least an hour after the breakfast ends to give those of us in the room a chance to file. if you'd like to ask a question, please, do the traditional thing and send me a subtle, nonthreatening signal, and i'll happily call. we'll start off by offering our guest the opportunity to make some opening comments. and with that, senator, thanks again for doing this. floor is yours. >> well, thank you. it sounds like with all those rule that is we're going to really create some news this morning. i don't know about that. as i was shocking everybody's hand --

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may have assault weaponry and other explosive devices. so every precaution being taken as again police descend on this community trying to learn everything about him, his brother and family. >> all right. rons you mentioned, the city of boston essentially shut down. people told to stay in their homes. the transit has been suspended for the day. there's no driving. people with are told not to open their businesses, not to go about their business. it speaks to the extraordinary graf gravity of the situation. in addition to tefrg else going on this morning authorities did safely dispose of another bomb. and authorities are actively looking for an open to the possibility that there could be accomplices to the two suspects we know for certain about. and that is why these extraordinary measures are being taken to shut down a major american city with a population of more than a million people. there are many angles to this story. one of them has to do with the suspect's uncle. he lives in maryland. as i understand it, he's spoken to some reporters there. pat collins is at the station there. what can you tell us. >> reporter: we are in montgomery village outside of washington. look across the stre