russ. russ what? i don't know his last name.od friend of your mama's but you don't know his name. i was trying to pick up. i was trying to pick up, all right? i got him, and he asked me to bring him up here i gave him 10 dollars. for a rock, right? yeah. correct? yes. y'all didn't get to your destination? no. police pulled you over. yep. then you turned around and lied to us, right? just tell the truth. yeah, basically. last time you had a rock was when--yesterday? last week when i left new york. tchou: you know what's gonna happen if you don't die from smoking crack cocaine? you're gonna die from a bullet in the head, from these people back here in these streets. i mean, is it worth it? no. i mean, think about it. just for a high? i got pot and cocaine out of it already, and it was on your side. on my side? yeah. he must have put it... are you gonna listen? what did he do with the powder? throwed it under the seat. underneath his seat? no, under the seat right here, like... in the back? nah, in the front, right in the middle. i

a lot of eyes across europe will be on sip russ as m.p.'s are looking to rode vote on the much-talked about plan b. the vital rescue funds will be turned off monday. if that happens, cyprus could be forced to drop out of the europeo. a lot of unprecedented pressure from the european union. >> what would the knock-on effect be on around europe if cyprus doesn't come up be with the money by monday and drops out of the eurozone. >> this is a tiny economy and only a bailout of 17 billion euros. if cyprus would leave it would have caused much mess problems than greece, say, or ireland. the fear, though, is if cyprus were to leave the eurozone, what impact that would have on the other borrowing costs in other european markets. would they be forced to go deeper into crisis and would that be a knock-on can teenagen effect? it is very, very possible. a 15% flat tax on all deposits over 100,000 euros may be back on the table. why? russia seems to be out of the equation of a cypriot rescue. now russia is out, that bank levy is back on the table. enoug

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records could reveal and whether the holdup is more strategic than we all think i'm joined now by russbaker editor of who what why dot org and author of family of secrets thank you so much for coming on pleasure so you've been investigating this issue for a very long time let's talk first about the documents these fifty thousand pages that are not being released it's only one percent according to the establishment so if we already have the other ninety nine percent what could this one percent really reveal to us that we could reveal a great deal in fact the question would be since the government's official position has always been that it was just lee harvey oswald there was nothing more to the story why would anything be withheld that relates to the kennedy assassination and you know the they use numbers we don't know that we can trust in what they say five million documents most of them have been released they've only held back one percent well that's fifty thousand you do wonder what are those fifty thousand documents right i mean that's a good question if they have nothing to hide

at department of labor and chief of staff with the president bush council of economic divisors also russ brown and vice president with the labor relations institute. david? >> thank you james for having me here today. i want you to know i never envisioned this happening or something ever wanted to do travel around the country to talk about a topic like this. candidly i was put into this position by the mr. paige with the indiscriminate attack and on my family and i will tell you about that story in the background because i think that is important for what has transpired corporate campaign debts by 1,000 cats. when i came out of school and was going to be a doctor the reason this is important, i became a turnaround specialist. the plant's number feeling i made successful. i took care of the employees and that management understand they were the biggest asset. i did that almost tenures and i left because i got tired of traveling around the country i went to work with the cleaning company became the general manager and i left him after three and a half years because he was the antithesis of

. >> russ farmer from colorado. what is next for me? >> russ, i'm keeping my options open. we have an exploratory committee and we will see if we can get things going again. as i said before, i will not give up if you do not give up. i cannot do this on my own. meet as many people behind us as possible. we need to make sure that we have this message of individual liberty and freedom and we are able to make sure that we get out and we inspire people, inspire everyone. i was able to go to the university of chicago the other day. i reminded the students there that tough things come through service. even though they are hard, in the end they are worth it. i pretty much told them i refuse to sit in this mold that wants me to sit into. [applause] imagine if martin luther king decided to sit back and do what society told him to do. if you decided, they know where my place is -- are our battles so different today than they were then? are they so different when we passed an amendment back then? they are very similar circumstances. i will not give up. that is the answer to your quest

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they use advisor russ -- a virus to turn the cells into cancer fighters and they destroyed the cancer cells. >> the doctor says all the patients went into remission but emphasizing the treatment is still in experimental stages. the study appears in the journal of science translational medicine. >> a respected pediatrician group has come out in favor of same-sex marriage and the positive effects on children. the american academy of pediatrics says that a stable parental relationship can produce healthy, well adjusted children regardless of the parents' sexual orientation, similar with gay or straight parents if they neuro -- nurturing and financial stable. they wanted it release there because the supreme court rules on to supreme court cases. >> big changes in yosemite, wanting to ban horses, bicycles, and raft rentals in yosemite valley. crews would remove the pool from the hotel and yosemite lodge and the ice rink at another village. $235 million plan is meant to restore the national setting. officials will discuss the plan at a public meeting in san francisco tonight from 5:00 to 8:

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well russ was true why did no one tell you where to go to work with. why you feel it was here yesterday you know it i told you yesterday it's unbelievable you can even do the simplest of things like a victorian come on the moron who's doing their. job yet if i had been drinking his morning or what. oh you're frozen to go where the thermometer. break it and if you go to temperature call an ambulance no name no need for what you need in the nick. of course both you do i'm such a tough guy discipline has to be tough because discipline is discipline and i've got it said miss only perfect order because they were doing their own tasha sleep there since she used to sleep here. going to go tell quickly goes back. the residents of this center aren't offended by gary put up and cause behavior they know what kind of people end up here you are you will always help providing advice clothing and money and thanks to him these people have found food to eat and a place to sleep right and then freezing out on the streets they're ok legit or if i'm out of here. guys hell

they use advisor russ -- a virus to turn the cells into cancer fighters and they destroyed the cancerells. >> the doctor says all the patients went into remission but emphasizing the treatment is still in experimental stages. the study appears in the journal of science translational medicine. >> a respected pediatrician group has come out in favor of same-sex marriage and the positive effects on children. the american academy of pediatrics says that a stable parental relationship can produce healthy, well adjusted children regardless of the parents' sexual orientation, similar with gay or straight parents if they neuro -- nurturing and financial stable. they wanted it release there because the supreme court rules on to supreme court cases. >> big changes in yosemite, wanting to ban horses, bicycles, and raft rentals in yosemite valley. crews would remove the pool from the hotel and yosemite lodge and the ice rink at another village. $235 million plan is meant to restore the national setting. officials will discuss the plan at a public meeting in san francisco tonight from 5:00 to 8:00

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thing russ looking really nice right across the region. mostly clear and dry. a couple of things to talk b one is going to be the yellow sand which comes across from the gobi desert and just pushes into north eastern china in towards the korean peninsula and arriving in japan on saturday as well that combined with hay fever could really cause some problems for people with respiratory issues. so, something to bear in mind. then we have got this low just sitting up here in southern russia and the front coming down across the korean peninsula, the rain is not going to be too heavy or pretty short lived as well. but as it develops over the sea of japan, those thunderstorms are going to be hitting northwestern japan on thursday. and that could be a little bit heavier there. temperature-wise, no complaints, i'm sure. record-breaking highs, in fact, across portions in and around the beijing area. beijing itself up to 18 degrees on friday, but you could see some figures close by hitting the mid-20s, 26 degrees. 24 in shanghai, seoul hitting 18 on saturday and here in t

. >> you have 19-year-old who is had 100% human and vig gore russ. comes from a rural environment, carpenter. therefore, he has all of the neurological and other apparatus of a perfectly healthy male in the presence of extremely sensous woman who is seeking his support. admires him greatly because of his reputation. you don't think there are grounds for thinking this pass beyond a platonic relationship. >> there are certainly grounds for thinking that. let me offer you two cautions. one is if they are going to be a sustained relationship, the teaching of the jewish religion has an institution for na, and that is marriage. because jesus as a result of the pressures on him was constantly traveling, he could not uphold the jewish law at that time which held you had to provide a woman with a household near her original family. you couldn't, for example, take a woman from galilee to judea or judea to galilee. from the town to the country side or vice versa. that is one reason for caution. >> give me the second one. 13 years old was the average age accordi

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all companies have good cash flow, good dividend yield. >> russ, you don't think what we have seen ins more related to concerns about europe? >> i think sit mostly about europe. again, it's important to remember the thing with the 10-year is rates are likely to move higher. but it will be a slow process. part of the reason is the fed. the the other part, we don't have a lot of new supply. the private tech tore is still deleveraging. there's still a bid from large institution, insurance companies, banks to the long paper. that means while rates go back up it's probably going to be a slower affair than a lot of people have expected. >> russ, mike santoli here. it seems the reason to panic is when corporate credit actually tells you that something has changed here. nobody expected a 10% up quarter. but it's actually kind of trading in line where you think it might have traded if you look at high yield. >> yeah. >> so it seems to me the entire chain is supporting without necessarily being a lot of bargains out there. >> i think it's a great way to characterize it. first of all, i don't th

blizzard but windy conditions across the korean peninsula, northeastern china as wells southeastern russso some snow will be piling up in hokkaido. nothing on the severe side, though. temperatures on the rise. 18 degrees for our wednesday how. talk about us reaching 17 degrees, due to the warm spring air covering much of the country here in japan. let me show you a video kaumg out from takematsu. the flowers are in full bloom here. the temperatures reached -- the largest national specialty scenic beauty garden. in full bloom. insects and birds are also enjoying the beautiful color and phrase of the plum. with that note i'll leave you with your extended forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

he said sip russ will get through this but people will have to get used to having a lot less then they used to. simon mcgregor wood, al jazeera. >> hundreds of my grants from north africa have been intercepted in the mediterranean. east smallens were rescued after sending may day message. 82 people were on board with no power or water. in all 342 my grants arrived in mortar friday and being housed in immigration centers. former bosnian serb commander has been jailed for atrocities carried outburg the bulkens conflict. known as the monster in the area of sarajevo he terrorized from 1992 to 1995. >> this is where he stalked his prey. a neighborhood of sarajevo, occupied by the bosnian serbs during the siege of the city. nicknamed bat-co he was part of paramilitary unit called white angels that afflicted a reign of terror. he is accused of torture, rape and murder of 31 civilians. father and three neighbors were taken by battingio. they were never seen again. it was here batco took them with his men. he showed no emotion. nothing. he was indifferent. >> farouk was also lifted off the stre

what we practice, this is what i gained from the exercise yesterday and of course i join the core russpeople who saw the amphibious hover deliver its ability on the beach to look at the clock and see how fast it did, to see the unveiling of those logistics on hand with the people involved. these are the practices now as our public wants it know more and more what are we doing to prepare beyond the table top exercises? we are practicing these very vital practices, these things that will really help save lives, creating more relationships, bringing in more partners. we have all the city agencies that are here today. we're also bringing in other agencies whether it's caltrans or national park service, that would be part of this. whether it's other federal government entities that we work with, of course our local coast guard, people who are here every day that need to build these relationships because we are not going to fail our public. too many examples across the world where they known disasters were in front of them and they did not prepare. and this is our opportunity and i am very t

but i have to respond to the voucher thing,nd t vouchers are not intended to send kids to some dube russeligious -- >> but there are some. >> that's in all situations. in all situations. >> no, in school. >> yeah, but i'm saying -- >> they're publicly funded schools that have very -- >> first of all, don't talk over each other. >> sorry. >> secondly, let's not de solve -- the voucher sir, a whole other issue. >> but with regard to the cult issue, you think about people who talk about the mor mormon culture and whether that is a exult and the behaviors of the multi-marrying and things of that nature. it becomes a societial decision as to what is acceptable and not acceptable. it's clearly, you know, wrong for these kids to be in this situation. situation. i don't agree with this organization by any stretch of the mansion, but the other side of that coin is free speech and as long as they're not physically harming other people, they are allowed to believe in what they believe in. >> there are bigger issues that there are laws on the books to protect all people, minors and adults to maybe a

russ land is the assistant attorney general and we've taken partnership to new levels with the department. they have put out guidance on bullying and distributed it to all the jurisdictions around the country because we've often seen in our work that there are so many superintendents and school leaders that are doing great things, but there are others that either have the wrong policies in place or, quite frankly, don't know what to do. and so what they end up doing is nothing. and we cannot allow the appalling silence of good people to become the status quo, to quote dr. king. we must empower them with the tools that they have and they need to move forward and that is why we spend so much time working together on these issues. we've been to the communities in south philly high school where we saw in one day alone 15 asian students who had to be taken to the emergency room as a result of a persistent pattern of harassment. they didn't speak the king's english. my father spoke ricky ricardo english as well and he would have been a victim of bullying under that circumstance. so we worked wi

flips it to russ smith. he slams it down. smith was the game's high scorer with 23 points.isville goes on to win 79-48. they face colorado state. >>> number three seed marquette taking on 14th seed davidson. this was a surprising part of the game. 15 seconds to go. wilson hits the big three. it is cut to one. this is the inbound after that. oh, no! he didn't turn it over, did he? he did! he throws the ball out of bounds. the critical mistake. it gives marquette the ball back. now with a chance to win! here's iron eagle with the call. >> here we go. five seconds left. marquette down by one. trying to avoid the upset. it's good! one second to play. out front right there. he hits a game winner for marquette. the golden eagles win 59-58. they scored ten points in the last minute of that game. this was davidson's game to have. now marquette will take on number six seed butler bulldogs. i'll never pick against butler again. >>> another slate of march madness today. ole miss is taking on wisconsin. the rebels haven't been to the big dance since 2002. creighton, the blue jays tas c

. >> the students spent the day monitoring the twitter feed of elan russ being. he tweeted the ray did deploy. >> tony cabrerra has the report from on the red carpet.com. >> actress lindsay lohan wasn't in court but her lawyer is hoping he will drop her case, but the judge denied the request saying it wasn't appropriate under california law. the judge questioned lawyers ability to represent the actress in california. if convicted she can end up back in jail. >> we've seen a ton of hand and foot print ceremonies but have never seen a giant book print promoting the movie "jack the giant slayer". >> it's a change, isn't it? it's fun to be involved. >> it opens today. across the pond excitement is building at the preemer james franco dished why he want td play the wizard he is not perfect and makes mistakes. he gets to the land of oz everyone thinks he's a real wizard and he's not. >> still ahead this is deadline day for congress looks like spending cuts goring to go into affect both sides met today. >> plus a horrific scene in florida after a sink hole opened undern

jeff russ and uses the phrase separation of church and state. -- jefferson uses the phrase separationurch and state. jefferson and the founders bought precisely the opposite. they knew that the states, was always tempted to take over everything, including the religious part of people's lives. they made sure that government could not prohibit the free exercise of religion. [cheers and applause] you are cheering for the founders. not for me. they wanted churches and religious to be protected from the government. they knew that what people believed was at the heart of this radical and fragile experiment that they had just launched into the world. tore are the threats religious freedom today? we are not talking about freedom of worship. ago,speech a few months hillary clinton replaced the phrase freedom of religion with freedom of worship. these are radically different things. they have freedom of worship in china. what is freedom of worship? in my books, i talk about a with a man who was one of those fooled by hitler. he said something to hitler about how he cared about germany and the t

supervisor hsu sponsored number russ bils we thought numbers were going down but there have been indicationis is a problem not going away. >> after the suede shootings, the superviseors gave the entertainment commission power to act quickly every time there is trouble. saturday, after the shooting the commission did just that. under their new powers they issued an emergency suspension which closed the club for the rest of the weekend. >> we can now do something immediately bring people in to do something administratively without a full blown hearing. >> and again, owners have decided to close its doors for good. there have been no arrests in this shooting but we're told by san francisco police that there is plenty of security video which investigators are reviewing now. tonight a stern warning from mayor ed lee tonight club owners. >> san mateo county sheriff's department is warning residents of san carlos about a rash of residential burglaries. if someone answers the door the thief typically asks for directions if no one answers they break in and rob the home. >> family and friends remembe

russ smith scored 27 points as the top-seeded cardinals dismantled colorado states offense.rced the rams to cough up the ball a season-high 20 times. next up louisville will play 12th-seeded oregon on friday in indianapolis. harvard -- perhaps the tournaments biggest cinderella team thus far -- is heading home. arizona crushed them today. 74-to-51. mark lyons of arizona matched a career high by scoring 27 points as the sixth-seeded wildcats punched their ticket to the sweet sixteen. also disclose came with wichita lost the first number one falls they lost 67-72. wichita state scored 14 three-pointers. at one point late in the game and this is the first time that wichita state has succeeded to sweet 16 and since the year, 20 06. >> we have a nice day today. and even warmer with some locations near the bay will get it into the 70's. reporting live at the golden gate bridge we can see clearer conditions towards marin county. there will remain clear tonight and temperatures right now are still pretty mild in the east bay. and the inland valleys. nearly 60 degrees in mountain vie

ducks had no answer for russ smith. wolves are moving to the elite 8, 77-69 that final. >> steve marriuchi sporting michigan state. spartans face duke. second half, spartans, brandon dawson alley-oop to adrienne but seth took over. 6 of 9 and 29 points in the game and duke advances to the elite 8 with a 71-61 final. have a great easter weekend. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> katie: coming up next, a feast for the beast. why the oakland zoo is letting visitors feed some of the >> katie: welcome back. here are the winning numbers last night. mega number is 21. nobody correctly picked all six and tuesday's jackpot estimated at $42 million. >> new this morning, it's only day of the year visitors of the oakland zoo are encouraged to feed the manages. it's the feeflt for the beast from 9:00 to 3:00 today. in years past we watched this rare sun bear chow down on fresh produce that is brought in by the visitors. today the first 250 ghosts get a ticket and allow them to place treats inside the elephant exhibit -- my favo

>> we have not got than many questions either, sive russ is an in-- cyprus is an interesting situation if anybody tried that here there would be a mess of lawyers right away, and cyprus, what is going on is the e.u. government is fed up with bailing out some of the countries, cyprus is known as a tax shelter for a lot of non-eu countries as well. gerri: face it a lot of russian criminals put their moneys in those banks that is why regulators were happy to impose at first a 30% tax, they thought none of the russian oligarchs would be able to complain about it steve, if people have questions out there, one question is, where else can i put my money? biggest banks in the country. may or may not be at risk, there may or may not be questions, but what other options do i have, someone with serious money and saving for a lifetime. >> the banks of paying least amount of interest. there is no question that the banks the return on your investment in banks is very low, but, i do want to state that the return of your investment in u.s. banks is still highest almost that it has been, u.s. barges ar

he had no answer for russ smith. 31 points. he had 11 and wolves are moving to the elite 8, 77-67 that final. >>> steve marriuchi at michigan state and, stef curry draining it from older brother. brandon dawson alley-oops it but seth took over. 289 points and duke advances to the elite 8 with a victory. >> that the way the ball bounces. have a great weekend. i'm mike shumann. >> katie: this weekend is your chance to see the best free style skiers in the world and it won't cost you a penny. the event is the u.s. free style championship. heavenly sent us this video of the event. some of them scheduled for tomorrow have been moved up to today due to the incoming storm. it's talking place at the bottom of the mountain. all you have to do is park and walk up to see the action for free. >> we have had it here since 2004 and marks the return of big time events to lake tahoe with the alpine championships up here last week. now, the free style championships this week, we're showing that tahoe is the time of venue that can hold these wor

duck00 no answer for russ smith. 9 of 16. one man wrecking crew. he had 11.s are moving on to the elite 8, 77-69. >> steve marriuchi, spartans face duke. seth curry, draining it like stef. to adrian payne, ties it but seth took over. six of nine, 29 points in the game. duke advances to the elite 8 with a 71-61 win. that is the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> katie: coming up next, a feast for the beast. why the oakland zoo is letting visitors feed some of >> katie: new this morning, one day that the oakland zoo are encouraged to feed the animals. annual feast for the beast takes place from 9:00 to 3:00. in past years we were able to watch the sun bear chow down on produce. today the first 250 guests will receive a golden ticket and they can put treats inside the elephant exhibit. and today the new animals in the trees. if i get out there early, it be dry. >> hopefully. rain chances and shower chances will increase tonight. big changes compared to yesterday with increasing clouds temperatures on the cool side. 65 in san francisco 7