russo says that e-mail sent yesterday had a photo attached.hoto of some sort of evidence from the kidnapping crime scene. >> on it was a piece of evidence. they offered a photograph of evidence that corroborated my client's story. >> reporter: wednesday night, police say they found no evidence to support the kidnapping claim. they say the couple made it up. >> the entire story is so bizarre. >> reporter: we asked former fbi agent rick smith to look at the case. he said there are too many details for police. the odd $8,500 ransom. the fact aaron and denise got lawyers so quickly. >> the story as told by the boyfriend didn't hold up. somehow, the victim got word of this. surfaced. and then realized there was a possible criminal charge against her and him. got an attorney, and or disappeared. >> reporter: but aaron's attorney says the police now seem to be taking this case more seriously. >> i think they are singing a different tune now. they are putting a full press on finding these guys. they are going to have to do some moon walking back from

russo gets help from a man on a small boat to pull suelina out.e the rushing water. gasping for air with every ounce of strength she can find. >> i'm just exhausted. i've been down there so long and i can't, my head is going under the water. and, i'm still thinking i'm going to drown and chris is on the ladder and it was like he was, just like pouring his life force into me and i could raise my arm and he could grab hold of my arm. >> after 45 terrifying minutes, suelina is pulled to safety, but jay king is still trapped in the tunnel. >> i knew as a rescuer, rescuers are always last. but like anything, i just want to get out. >> on this line, this side of the ladder. >> you've got to move this line underneath the ladder. >> i'll get you out of this. >> we're getting to the end of this here. we're getting close. we're running out of time. and the last thing i want to do, after being successful three other times is leave a firefighter trapped in a culvert at the end of the day. >> russo realizes the boat can provide extra strength to pull jay out o

cathy russo with the tacc, report as you know at tacc, representatives from the different departments of the state, and we meet in sacramento every two months and this time there was quite a discussion of people who are thinking of coordination instead of just individual programs and if we can get them, well coordinated, we are going to have better supervision and communication and easier referral system and such but what is interesting, is that you will find when you look at your advisory council, and some, it is not uncommon to have two counties, with one advisory council, and one commission on aging and you go up north and some have five or four and large numbers and of course another one is los angeles and the counsel and the city has a council. and now, in the discussion it got into the problems of getting programs through. getting your standards and getting funding because in a county, first of all you are working with different cities and towns and so you have their governments to work through and then if you have several counties in your advisory council and then you have to w

tom russo of gardner russo and gardner. scarlett. >> we have a four-month high for u.s. market pmi.ot the isf for manufacturing, which so many are accustomed to. it is a final read of the february manufacturing gauge. it increased from a preliminary read a 54 point three. right now we are looking at a four-month high for the month of february, 55.1 is the final read. certainly we are still doing well in that capacity. if i look at the story right now, a floor of activity toward the end of the month hopes production -- >> spiking a little higher. in the loop, we will be right back. then things aren't looking so good for the auction house, profits falling 18.5% in the fourth quarter. on top of it, disappointing earnings and facing pressure from activist investors yet again. with me is market makers anchor stephanie ruhle. walk me through the drama here. >> if not bill ackman, dan loeb. he got his which, he got three board seats. bill won't leave until they find a replacement. mark caught up capital was knocking at their door, i would say in a more friendly activist position, asking th

lieutenant russo would like to talk to you. >> okay. >> hi, miss collins. i'm lieutenant russo. the jail record department. you're not going to be leaving today. i have detainers out of other counties, mars county and montgomery county, pennsylvania. so we notified gloucester county, pennsylvania, and they'll come get you. >> that's all. >> thank you. >> not going anywhere. >> oh. >> going to gloucester county tonight. >> see. that's [ bleep ]'d up. that's probably why they r.o.r.'d you. >> i'm not going anywhere. i'm going to gloucester county tonight. >> wait, wait. i'm coming out. i'm going to gloucester county tonight. they said all of my things were wrapped into one. >> all of them for bergen county. >> no, all -- that's what my lawyer said, like all the things against me right now were run concurrent. why didn't she tell me this? >> who? >> my lawyer. >> are you sure you didn't misunderstand? it's just the bergen -- >> why didn't she know about the other stuff? >> it doesn't matter. it's just another step. >> later her attorney told us that collins was nully in -- fully in

this will be psychologists kate russo's 9th eclipse, she has traveled the world pursuing her passion.so the hair on the back of our neck stands up, we get goose bumps and all that happened just before totality. and it is those experiences that make it feel very intense. relatively emotional and then when you see it it is so beautiful, and stunning. so you have this massive sense of euphoria,. >> and then after it just goes life returns baaing to forhall and you look around and think what was that. it was really quite unusual. >> in all more than 9,000 people have come to the farrow islands to try to see the eclipse from land. by sea even from the air. some trips were booked years in advance. everyone here is keeping one eye on the sky the other on the weather forecast, that is because total eclipse are rare, and there won't be another one here, for several hundred years but these happenings are not unprecedented here. legend has it that during an eclipse in the 17th century, four farrow brothers who found themselves suddenly in darkness. they promised they will be better men the sun t

values we defend -- it's as if we have forgotten there were people like full tear -- volt aire or russon france. >> he does pay tribute to the man who gave his name to the square. it was a journalist and political activist who was executed in nazi-occupied france . >> we commemorate members of the resistance in this town, if they were communist or royals. everyone resisted together against the nazis. that's what matters. i'm not in any particular party for that reason. yesterday, it was the nazis. today, we have a catastrophic situation, and everyone has to be mobilized. >> he hopes it will become a model for the whole of rant -- france, but there will probably be tough resistance to his tough line and in intolerant dance -- stance. >> the mayor issuing a very clear message -- you are not necessarily welcome. what views, what thoughts, what comments do you have on that, emotive issue, of course, immigration, getting the balance right cap we want to hear what you had to say. looking forward to hearing from you. now, should i stay or should i go? that the question european jews have been

. >> pam: earlier today, quinn's attorney, daniel russo, talked with kron 4's haaziq madyun. about some of the. admittedly, odd aspects of the case. >> reporter: to make think his clarinet story does not add up. particularly about his or send a been kidnapped. with a ransom of $8,500. >> will x for a ransom of $8,500? >> reporter: why go to him? but they have so much information why not go to his parents. for $100,000. but he did not know anyone. >> this is crazy released without when paying ransom. i >> dealt with kidnaps and family kidnaps to rid where the husband is unhappy with what is blowing onto it this is completely out of the scenario. >> reporter: send it out to a local media outlet it confirmed the story. >> i believe that they have a solid lead to goal after the people responsible. >> pam: 'occupy oakland' protested today against the downtown berkeley association. >> pam: the demonstration is in response to this video where an ambassador hired by the association, is seen beating a homeless man. the incident happened last week in the alley behind the in berkeley. >

kathy russo >> good day, supervisors, tacc meets at the end of this month in sacramento, february 24th and 25th. >> thank you. case report. >> commissioners, director hinton. we did meet in january, our membership and our board. just want to acknowledge the positive feedback we've gotten from the commissioners and the department of our case platform that was presented at the last meeting. thank you for that. we had our election of officers in our january membership meeting and keeping the momentum going with our platform we are hosting a case campaign planning meeting happening on friday, february 27th, at dorothy day senior community, that's 54 mcallister, at 1.30. what we're doing is we are inviting all of our case members to discuss plans to encourage san francisco to better support seniors and people with disabilities. and we really are going to hone in on our platform inviting at least one staff person and a few of their senior leaders, ambassadors, constituents from each organization. we'll be discussing our advocacy plan, our themes moving forward this year and strategies for ho

. >> reporter: dan russo said quinn was drugged and bound in his home and that's why he did not contactveral hours. >> he was forced to drink something that even the kidnappers told him was drugs. quinn reportedly gave police a blood sample but they said they could 7b8d substantial what he told him. meanwhile denise huskins family in huntington beach that they're standing by her. >> we love our niece, we believe in her and the true story will come out. >> that was kerica nochlin reporting. >>> the owner say 2/00 hens disappeared in the past few weeks and believes they were stolen. the birds lay eggs in subtle shades of blue greerngs yellow, and background an values the loss at about $2,000. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the latest on the investigation of the airplane crash. >>> plus we'll hear from patients who took part in a historic six-way kidney swaup. >>> and we'll see how exercise may cut the risk of cancer. dr. david agus has the details. >> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm alison harmelin. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- w

government-regulated items like gasoline have made resilience angry so government officials and government russornor riso will issue the package in a matter of days. higher prices of food and oil prices at another low. ♪ ♪ mark: welcome back. israel and by the prime minister benjamin netanyahu made a last-minute campaign cap in east jerusalem. he is seeking support to shore up his hardline faith. is running second going into tomorrow. -- he is running second going into tomorrow's vote. whichever party wins is unlikely to have the majority, so it will have to a coalition government. here is something we have not seen in a while, pictures of vladimir putin. he met today with the president of critics and. the first time seen in public since march 5. that which is regulation about his health. he shrugged off the rumors saying it would be boring without gossip. another sign general electric wants to reduce its role and consumer finance. ge has agreed to sell the consumer lending business in australia and new zealand to an investor group that includes kkr here to the group has an enterprise value of m

sot dan russo , abogado 02:40 al 02:54 his concern during all this time is that that women will not bet makes him look like he is somehow perpetrating a hoax su preocupacion durante todo este tiempo es que no fueran a lastimar o matar a la mujer asi que lo que se ha dicho lo hace ver a el como si se tratara de un engano... vo en cuanto a dennise recordara que el miercoles en la manana fue localizada en huntington beach... inicialmente acordo rreunirse con el fbi y detectives de la policia de vallejo pero cambio de parecer... porla noche se rehuso a cooperar y se sabe que inmediatamente contrato a un abogado y desaparecio pero hoy ya esta aqui en el area de la bahia y ya se presento con los investigadores de su caso... sandra live el departamento de policia dijo que huskings y quinn le deben una disculpa a ellos y al fbi por haber hecho que desperdiciaran sus recursos pues tuvieorn que canalizar a 40 agentes, locales estatales y federales para que trabajaran en esta investigacion y mas de 100 personas participaron en la busqueda masiva .. una vez que se de por concluida la investigacion

john russo who photographed crawford for a cover and spread back in 2013 telling abc news the photo heaccessed and alter and distributed to the media. the magazine using mostly head shots and a video from the shoot only showed her from the chest up. but when a british journalist shared the altered and leaked image on twitter last month, women around the world couldn't help but rejoice, one tweeting turns out she has a real body just like me and another saying finally, thank you, every woman needs to see. >> i'm happy with my body now but it's not my old body. >> crawford who spoke about her changing body during a 2012 interview with the huffington post has remained silent on the photo. but in a blog post at the time marie clair america implied it was legit saying it showed a body that defies expectations. it is real honest and gorgeous. this morning neither the magazine nor crawford as responded to russo's claim that the unflattering photo was in fact doctored. but some pointing to another picture as proof. just days after the story exploded crawford's husband, randy gerber instagramed

. >> reporter: debby russo need surgery to fix the damage to her shoulder. both suffered serious shoulder injury, not from an injury, but from theraflu shot. according to intext with us disease specialist dr. robert duncan, this kind of injury can happen, usually because the shot is given too high in the arm. >> i thought he stuck it in my bone. >> reporter: shoulder injuries just started recently. >> reporter: attorney paul brazil is talking about the federal government's compensation program. the program recently added shoulder problems to the list of injuries eligible for cash damage awards. it is called shoulder injury related to vaccine administration. the government has paid dozens of brazil's clients. >> most cases fall somewhere in the $20,000 to $150,000 range. >> reporter: while any injectable vaccine can cause this damage, most cases involve the flu shot. >> in my personal experience a lot of the vaccine petitioners get the vaccine at a pharmacy. >> reporter: debby got her shot from a pharmacy and was awarded $108,000. >> i tell everyone, do not g

tommy lastella, rbi that will fetch anthony russo.4-0 chicago. when joe panic unloads he started slow this spring but coming on late. that's a solo homer and much too late. 8-5. everybody was freaking out. they might actually even be better. drew pom erance having a big game. how about a couple of home runs, four rbis, two of them right there on that swing. 11-2 smacking colorado this afternoon. the warriors did not play tonight. that just means good things don't stop coming their way. we'll tell you about that and sin city finally has a prosports team. saber cats help get the ball rolling in the desert. no shortage of action either. sports part two next. >>> a bit of a gamble you might say. always a little weary of starting a -- that is vince neil from motley crew he's the owner. there's carrot top and robin leach. deep to right open reggie gray. touchdown of 33 yards. they're off and moving and you're going to see the catch of the night here. again myer up 35 yards to work with again. up top to adron penell. touchdown. he had one ar

us now, michael kay, a pilot and former senior british officer and military strategist, and kevin russo, former commercial and military pilot. michael, what do you make of it so far? >> i think there's been a lot of focus on the lack of a distress call. another key opponent that is raising alarm bells, a pilot's mantra is to aviate, navigate and communicate. there appears to be no attempt to turn to a diversionary route. you can track it between 40 and 50 miles before impact, placing it between two key airfields that this aircraft could have landed at. that is the first thing raising alarm bells. the second thing is we talk about incapacitation. also when you talk about situational unawareness of what's going on. a good case is the air france 447 flight. the black boxes were found two years later, but what happened there is that it iced up and erroneous readings were given and the crew entered into a catastrophic stall. however, no radio call was put out. so when they're talking about the two possible theories. yes, no call was put out. yes, incapacitation could be one. but it didn't na

. >> reporter: joanna russo runs 60 miles a week on d.c. streets. another rule even if a driver in the wrong, let the anger go. >> the worst thing to do in the world is to try to challenge that car because in that battle you're not going to win. >> reporter: the driver charged in this case jeffrey fisher, is free tonight after posting $5,000 bond. i called him at his home tonight. he said he could not comment on the case at this time pip contacted his lawyer. he also could not comment because he just got this case. back to you now. >>> julie carey. >>> a search for a group of atv rider who is surrounded a d.c. police officer. police say the officer was trying to stop a woman from starting up her atv on clifton street yesterday evening but he was quickly surrounded by 40 other veiders who drove towards him and started kicking his cruiser. the officer wasn't hurt. but atvs, they are illegal on the streets of d.c. officers rarely stop drivers, however. for that story, go to nbcwashington.com and search "illegal atvs." >>> a boy from virginia who was in

tom gainer, cio of markle, tom russo, and people of that caliber, pms who run multibillion dollar portfoliosre going to be judging the submissions. >> what happens if he actually follows through on one of the suggestions, is the person who suggested it going anything? >> so we have our set of prizes. maybe warren will take the guy out to dinner. so some of the sort of prizes include access to sum zero for a year, a dinner that is being hosted by tom rousseau, an amazing opportunity for whoever wins the contest as well. >> where do you send the suggestions to? >> sum zero.com/buffet underscore challenge. >> when does the contest end? >> starts april 1st until april 8th. the winners will be announced on the 22nd of april. >> good to see you again. >> thanks. >> again sum zero. buffet always says he's itching. he's itching looking around, looking to buy something. what do you think. >> he speaks for himself. he cont nedoesn't need me. >> sue with our cnbc news update. >> hi, scott. thank you. here is your cnbc news update this hour. all of the nation's 31 largest bankses have passed the fed's s

tony russo who did not know that i had the pentagon papers or that i had worked on them, when i mentioned that i was working on some studies that revealed a lot of lying, had said to me toward the end of september, you should put those out. he no longer had a clearance. if he thought of putting anything out, he would not tell anybody else but he was gone from rand but that's not mean that i would do it. up until that point, i was now -- i had come to a point where i was ready to do anything in terms of self-sacrifice, going to prison or whatever, to help end the war. putting out the pentagon papers did not look to me like a very plausible way of doing that because it dealt with the democrats. a week later or so when i became struck by the lies that were occurring over the special forces, it goes into my immediate motivations for putting them out which is a long story. when i became aware that some of lying had gone on, i thought whether it has a big effect or not, it may have some effect on blaming this on the democrats which may be helpful. and anyway, i was sick of the lying in part and

will spoke with our buddy mad dog chris russo about his budding baseball career. >> i'm actually hoping that the acting career is over after today. i'm -- i think it's pretty much the feeling out here that i'm going to land with one of these clubs. >> really? >> you know because everyone -- oh yeah yeah. people need -- these team need a clubhouse presence. and by presence i mean a 47-year-old flabby guy who doesn't know how to play. but i have life experience. >> which is important. >> that's critical. you want that in the clubhouse. >> struck out at the plate with the cubs and three pitches, i think. but he did make a play in center field with the angels. fielded a single, threw it to second base and got a standing ovation. >>> eugene robinson joins us for the must read opinion pages. we will back with much more "morning joe." e real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per

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a special thank you to sarah russo are publicist who tirelessly donates her time to the nbcc just forthe fun of it. [applause] a special thanks to david barno who helps us in so many ways through the year and he is up in the booth and rigoberto gonzalez makes creating this event but easy which it is not really. [applause] i invite you to join us to testify testify in the center benefit reception following tonight's ceremony. a reception will be held at the lang center at 55 west 13th street on the second floor. tickets at the reception gave a purchase at the door. as i lecture my people the benefit reception is the only event the nbcc holds all year where we asked for a donation we greatly appreciate your support. congratulations to the finalists and thank you for being here and to start things off board member carolyn kellogg will present the john leonard price. thanks. [applause] >> as you have heard the john leonard prizes awarded through a vote of our 700 members. it's for the best debut work of the year. i keep looking to see if we have a slide. do we have a slide? don't be surpr