rex ryan harding. what can i do for you, joe? >> i wanted to see how your agent -- your friend agent weston was doing. >> he is expected to do a full recovery. >> that is good to hear. >> story by her friends though. they are kind of debt. >> that's ok, i have more. >> so we want, joe? >> you know, just to chat. feeling a little bit down. tell me, do you miss clear, ryan? i do. ironically. the only person who really understands how i feel about my wife, being that we both love the same woman. >> i thought you didn't want to do this. >> sometimes things just fall into place at a time in your life when you don't expect it to and it's working out. tavis: what about it is working for you that you thought might not, which is why you didn't want to do it initially? >> a lot of people talk about how hard it is, the amount of pages you have to do in a day and the hours. for me, that is the really fun part because that is spending a lot of my life acting. when you do a movie, there is so much time spent waiting to get it, waiting for them

it's such a crowded area, it's hard to see. >> ryan, i'm so glad you're okay. thank you for talking with us. >> my prayers and thought s everyone else. >> late word, that we've -- and katie, thank you very much as well. i wish you and your sister the best. we have late word of the atf who have sent all their personnel from boston to the scene. so that's just part of this massive investigation that will be going on for many days. late word that police are on the lookout for someone with a possible connection to the bombing, a possible. sort of a person of interest. they're not saying it's a suspect. that news the always comes with caution. early leads may well be false leads. there's simply so much information authorities have to deal with right now. but with that in mind, john king has been talking to his sources and joins us now. john, what are you hearing from your sources, both here in boston and in washington? >> i'll circle back to that be on the lookout notice that went out in a moment. i want to bring you the latest. i just had a communication with a law

ryan and john torgerson. [john torgerson] we figured this would be what we'd do for the rest of our lives. just like my dad did. narrator they say their business is enduring hard times due to too many regulations. [ryan torgerson] well it's pretty tough to work with the environmental community; they don't support logging. they file appeals against forest service timber sales and tie it up in litigation making it so you can't, log the timber, and it's pretty tough. [heidi mcintosh] i think that wilderness gets controversial because it is about not just the land sometimes, but it's about the cultural divide between the people who live near wilderness areas. [narrator] the conservation debate is focused by a logging mill in a small town. on one side, is what some view as preservation of forests. on the other, is an historic way of life. if national parks are a gauge of interest, america seems to crave the outdoors. wilderness and national parks are managed by different standards and laws. it's a summer day in yellowstone national park; the nation's first national park. gateway cities like west yellowstone bustle. traffic snarls yellowstone roads as if a major cit

matt cain is going to have a hard time sleeping tonight. bottom of the 1st ryanraun jacka s in the series twn the , ca gets taken deep by the brewers' pitcher. yovanni elardo who is no slouch as a hitter has 11 most among active pitchers not that cane feels better. lecroix delivered the knockout blow in the 3rd. k his e.r.a. balloons. the brewers beat the giants 7- 2. matt cain wasn't the only starter to struggle. the giants starters combined posted an e.r.a. close to 7 and allowed 12 home runs in the 7 games. >>> yankees captain derek jeter is going to be out three more months after a small crack was discovered in his surgically repaired ankle. new york currently has jeter, a- rod and mark teixiera or roughly $67 million of their payroll on the disabled list. >>> the 49ers will play andrew luck and the colts in september right here on channel 5. earlier this season indianapolis signed matt hasselbeck to be luck's backup. hasselbeck wanted to wear his old number 8 uniform but it belongs to third string quarterback chandler harnisch. >> he can make a half court sh

and i think that is why he and paul ryan and others are working so hard to find some workable compromise>> joe trippi, a fox news contributor. joe, thanks. >> thanks, jon. jenna: new questions today about the widow of one of the suspected march-tosuspect marathon bombers. catherine russell is an all american girl who went through a big transformation. was she aware of her husband's alleged terror plot and how will she impact the case against her brother-in-law. concerns about the connection between al-qaida and iran in the train terror plot. who is the next target jon: .. jon: the two men busted in canada for allegedly plotting to attack a passenger train appearing in court today. canadian officials say the suspects from tunisia and the united arab emirates were receiving support from al qaeda elements inside iran. iran meantime denies any role in their alleged plot. brian jenkins is senior advisor to the president of the rand corporation. director of the national transportation security center at the manetta transportation institute. brian, thank you for joining us today. >> thank you.

ryan lochte? >> oh, yes, they are. >> how can you train hard, honestly because -- you're obviously a terrific athletedrink late at night, most athletes wouldn't do that because they really want to be top of your game the next day. you wouldn't be top of your game the next day even if you give 110. >> yes, you can. i have to train -- i have to push my body that much harder the next morning. >> you don't do that during the olympics? right? >> no, no. >> come on, hoda. >> i don't know what he's doing. >> what is your drink of choice? >> my drink of choice? i mean, if i had to choose, it would probably be johnnie walker on the rokd on the rocks. >> uh-huh. >> i like that. >> a blonde or brunette. >> i don't have a preference. >> tall or short? >> i don't have a preference. >> heavy or -- >> so far i'm in the running. >> as long as the woman makes me happy and makes me laugh, i'm set. >> see, hoda, there's hope for us. >> we never knew. >> ryan lochte, you take care of yourself. all right? >> thank you. >> watch out for those -- you know what i'm talking about. >> gold-diggers. >> mm-hmm. >> you can catch

hard to reach places. >> and you have to have like food in the house. >> food? >> not a lot. >> we need to hack that. >>> ryan lochte is about to be all over your tv screen because his new reality show, what would ryan lochte do premieres sunday, april 2 1st on e. he is notable for his success in the olympics. >> i honestly have no idea. >> and people think it is funny but there are a lot of people online who are doing some promotions for mr. lochte including some of our friends like andrew hale. >> remember ryan lochte, the olympic swimmer? this guy lives all out all the time and now he has a reality show on e called what would ryan lochte do. >> it is not just our buddy andrew hey. here is louie. >> do you remember that superstar olympic swim inner with his own platinum grill? >> we also have video game enthusiasts. this guy has a gamer channel? do you remember ryan lochte, the superstar olympic swim we are his own platinum grill? >> this is a girl that does makeup tutorials. >> do you remember ryan lochte, the super style olympic swim we are his own platinum grill? >> they're reading the same statement. >>

they grilled him about the reality show, "what would ryan lochte" do and he was stumped by hard-hitting woman do to get your attention? watch the hilarious and awkward interview on fox news.com. >>> you are also logging on, online to read more about just who boston marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev was. he reportedly went to a party two days after he allegedly planted a bomb at the finish line of the boston marathon. dzhokhar sent wednesday night with friends at a soccer game and they say he seemed relaxed. >>> bombing and subsequent manhunt has taken a hit on boston's economy. the city and surrounding communities that were shut down by law enforcement as they searched for bombing suspects and tried to keep the public safe. from a canceled game at fenway park to closure of umass campus to the sus specific of the transit service, the area is likely to suffer hundreds of million of dollars in economic losses. >> the two individuals held the whole city hostage for five days. they should not do that. that's where the terrorist events want to do, hold the city hostage. stop the econ

hard. >> i'm sure paul ryan will speak out against this because this is so important to people like paul.aign trail will speak out against this. i think he's got the guts to do it to condemn the nrcc while taking their money to win this race. mark, please condemn greg walden today and make news and show people your character as a public official. >> yes. >> come on, mark, do it today. >> speaking of the economy. rick stengel, why don't you tell us what is on the new cover of "time" magazine today. rick? take it away. >> it has nothing to do with greg walden. thanks for that segway. it's good news. it's about the manufacturing renaissance going on in america. it's not a story that a lot of people know about but manufacturing businesses, companies have created 500,000 new jobs the last three years. the difference is this is high tech manufacturing in a way that we haven't had before and it means a growth in manufacturing but it doesn't necessarily mean a growth in jobs. what it means is the workers in these factories have to be higher educate and have to have at least two years of high tech

. >> jim, is there a deal with paul ryan saying regular order and will they have a conference and get together? >> i don't know. it is so hardany time they get close as we watched all of the debates they fall apart. both sides have a political gravity that pulls away from this. we'll see. >> next up. north korea bluffing or getting ready to strike. [ male announcer ] how do you measure happiness? by the armful? by the barrelful? e carful? how about...by the bowlful? campbell's soups give you nutrition, energy, and can help you keep a healthy weight. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. to help protect your eye health as you age... would you take it? well, there is. [ male announcer ] it's called ocuvite. a vitamin totally dedicated to your eyes, from the eye care experts at bausch + lomb. as you age, eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. now that's a pill worth taking. [ male announcer ] ocuvite. help protect your eye health. morning because my back hurt so bad. the sleep number bed conforms

ryan was trying to rein in medicare. time to stop saying no and say maybe. >> it is hard to get a crack in the republican wall for president obama. >> it is. and i was on the last trip with the president, we were in virginia, and there was a republican congressman that came with us who represents a district effected by the sequester because of military bases. he said i am willing to consider revenues, closing loopholes for millionaires if it means protecting jobs in my district. he was later destroyed by his caucus and special interest groups for even contemplating compromise. this is exactly the thing we need to stop. this is what drives people insane about washington. the president and his budget met the republicans more than halfway. ratio of spending cuts to revenue since the president took office is more than two to one. yet they are still saying no to a dime of tax hikes on the ri richest people in the world. >> john, thanks for joining me in what i hope is the first of many appearances on "the last word." >> thank you for having me, lawrence, appreciate it. >>> coming up, travel to cuba may be a crime for you, not f

hard. that's what business really wants. >> we're going to get an immigration bill, yes or no? >> paul ryan coming out this weekend i thought was a big move. >> ryan/rubio is a big push. >> marco rubio has done a master job. the business community wants this as does the christian conservatives. >> is it better for obama to hang back on this or go forward. >> hang back. >> i agree with that. this is a microcosm of the problem for the republican party. >>> next, president obama's foolproof way to ensure his daughters don't get tattoos. by the way, every father should watch this. it might just work. this is "hardball," the place for politics. >>> back to "hardball." now to the "side show." when it was discovered the two suspects in the attacks of the boston marathon were from chechnya, some unexpected confusion ensued. it turns out that some people were mixing up chechnya with the czech republic. you know, where czechs come from. a vastly different country almost 2,000 miles away from chechnya. i have no idea how someone can make that error. the czech republic's ambassador to these united stat

an ideological divide washington that will be hard to come to any consensus or agreement on what to do. we are in bad shape in that sense. i like the paul ryan budget came out recently. i am a fan of a lot of ideas in that budget and republicans need more ideas and less latitude. i am happy in the direction that party is going. >> would you want people to take away in a second term. >> the politics matters and it is not just about popularity but policy and politics can be really destructive. i am libertarian about the world and my viewpoint so i think the book warns people that these problems are a lot worse than they think and don't just go away. >> tell us a little about what you do. >> i am a new editor and we put out one i like to think is acceptable but smart content about politics and culture and books and all sorts of things that are going on and we have some great writers and we will be bringing new contributors aboard soon. it is an old publication, 1944. >> david harsanyi, author of "obama's 4 horsemen: the disasters unleashed by obama's reelection," thanks. .. >> scott spiker, he was a very young, at the time, navy pilot and the f

ryan is taking issue with luis gutierrez in chicago. >> i like them.e iing a record that makes it very, very hard in my view, if he chooses to run for president, to vote for. >> we shall see. here's our road to 1600 for the week. all right. developing now. this is the federal prison in massachusetts. this is where boston marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev is is at this hour. he was moved there overnight from the hospital. coming up, we're going to go live to boston for the late e on the investigation. but up next, crossinging a red line. lawmakers are demanding action against syria, but what action is possible? plus, frustrated fliers. a potential deal to end the delays for travelers nationwide. why this is the one thing every senator can agree on. we know how washington works now. if they're inconvenienceinconve they'll fix the sequester. by the way, first ever sitting president is speaking to a planned parenthood meeting. that's president obama. and by the way, we just learned we can expect a house vote on that faa stick at 10:45 this morning. [ female announcer ] are you sensitive to dairy? then you'll love lactose-free lactaid® it

ryan after that either. so there is some isolation there. >> narrator: after adam leaves college, information about his life is hard to come by. >> this part of his life was difficult to get a fix on because he wasn't in a place where others could say, "yeah, i saw him, yeah, i did this with him, yeah, he did that." we understand that he worked at a computer shop. we haven't been able to find the one that hired him. >> no, i didn't see him in here. >> but it could have been someone's house, it could have been a small shop. >> we did learn that nancy was working to make her son more independent. she was going on trips and leaving adam at home. she was very excited at the fact that he got his driver's license in 2010. >> she was the dominant and perhaps only significant relationship in his life. until the end. >> narrator: the courant has learned that investigators have speculated privately that adam may have carried out the shooting in a manner consistent with video gaming, changing his weapon's magazine frequently, even though it was not empty. federal agents have told reporters that nancy and adam visited shooting ranges together as recen

hard. that's what business really wants. >> we're going to get an immigration bill, yes or no? >> paul ryan coming out this weekend i thought was a big move. >> ryan/rubio is a big push. >> marco rubio has done a master job. the business community wants this as does the christian conservatives. >> is it better for obama to hang back on this or go forward. >> hang back. >> i agree with that. this is a microcosm of the problem for the republican party. they have to decide whether they want to be a regional ideological party. >> anglo. >> old white party. or whether they want to be a national party. >> what we want to be is we want to be a winning party. i think this helps us. >> you're the new breed. thank you, david axelrod. thank you, john feehery. reasonable man this week. >>> next, president obama's foolproof way to ensure his daughters don't get tattoos. by the way, every father should watch this. it might just work. this is "hardball," the place for politics. i have low testosterone. there, i said it. how did i know? well, i didn't really. see, i figured low testosterone would decrease

ryan lochte. we had him on the show. he's a good guy. it premiered last night. i don't want to say it's hard to watch. [ laughter ] >> steve: you don't want to say that. you would never say that. >> jimmy: but even honey boo boo was like, "did this guy hit his head or something?" [ laughter ] are you for real? [ applause ] it's off the charts, this show. it's called "what would ryan lochte do?" or as ryan lochte put it, "cool, who's in it?" [ laughter ] you guys, i'm about to show you something really funny. it's been all over the internet today. i actually can't believe it. i feel so bad for the guy, but he's a good sport. yesterday -- did you see this? [ laughter ] yesterday a tv news anchor in north dakota, it was his first day at work. his very first broadcast. first time on the job. first two words out of his mouth were curse words. and then -- [ laughter ] and then it's just a tail spin. take a look. we have a clip. >> you're watching the evening report sunday on nbc north dakota news, your news leader in high definition. >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> good evening, i'm van tieu. you may ha

hard to come to a consensus or agreement on what to go. and, you know, we are in bad shape in that sense. i like the paul ryan budget came out recently. i'm a fan of the lot of idea in the budget. i think republicans need more idea and less platitude. i'm happy, sort of, in the direction the party is going. >> what do you want people to take away from the book in regard to the second term. it's not just about popularity. it's about policy and politics can be destructive. i'm a libertarian about the world and that's my viewpoint. i think that the book warns people that the problems are worse than that think. they don't go away. we have to do something about it. i'm a new editor there. we put out what i like to think is assessable but smart content about politics and culture and books and all sorts of things. we'll have great writers and will bring new soon. now we are just online. author of obama's four hours -- horses. thank you. >> david grapier is next on booktv. he argues that america's political system only responsive to the wealthy and disfranchised the remain of the population. it's a little over an hour. how are you doing tonig

ryan lochte do"? it premiered last night. i don't want to say it's hard to watch. >> you don't want to say that? >> steve: now to promote that show on the e channel, ryan lochte sat down doing a satellite interview with our long-time friend at fox in philly and che kneel jones. the reaction after the interview where you're about to learn, brian lochte does not have a lot too say. watch. >> what are you doing? >> what am i not doing? >> what kind of line could -- what would get your attention? oh, really? >> my philosophy is if you're a man at night, you got to be a man in the morning. >> i like that. i have a a feeling my co-host, that's what you live by. >> i was brushing my teeth and the camera was there. >> they follow you into the bathroom? >> i guess there is like a mirror with a sink and then you have the bathroom. >> good luck to you. we'll be watching. >> thank you. [ laughter ] >> how are they going to get enough material? >> gretchen: i just want to say -- >> brian: it gets worse. >> steve: they laugh for over a minute after that. >> gretchen: that's fantastic. but i want to say that f

everything that is going on with that issue and some of the issues that ryan are -- brian brought up will be on the table. guest: it is a hardssue -- violence in mexico, the drug culture, and so many reasons why those people in mexico might want to come here. the legal immigration rates have dropped because it is harder to find a job here in the united aids. so -- in the united states. so fewer people are trying to get in. the economy here has been doing pretty poorly over the last few years. that is something else to keep in mind. host: let me share with you another issue. on the u.s. tax code on the we received details on friday on what they paid and what they earned last year come of the president and the vice president. the senior editor of roll call has it. fun facts out 15 'bout the obamas' and bidens taxes. the bidens were hit with that alternative minimum tax and -- $16,000. the bidens gave about $7,100 in charity, including items to bid where -- to goodwill, like bicycles, boots. the president's tax rate was about 80%, bidens at 21%. -- the presidents was at about 18%. guest: it was interesting to see those tax retu

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hard to top apple. stuart: that is what the book is all about. finding the next one. you remember him really well. >> yes. we maintained a really long relationship. we were both ryan talk to you like a normal human being? >> yes. my wife wanted me to be more like him. [ laughter ] stuart: what a pleasure. thank you. i hope the book does well for you. >> i think it will help america and the world. stuart: how much is it? >> $10. stuart: a bargain, i say. i may not know a lot about football, but i know a lot about money and taxes. tony romo gets more take-home pay than anyone. i will tell you about that next. ♪ in today's markets, a lot can happen in a second. with fidelity's guaranteed one-second trade execution, we route your order to up to 75 market centers to look for the best possible price -- maybe even better than you expected. it's all part of our goal to execute your trade in one second. i'm derrick chan of fidelity investments. our one-second trade execution is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. ♪ stuart: samsung announced it will open nearly 1500 experience jobs. inside bes

hard numbers. right now a really explosive situation. >> we actually want to get to jim ryan, who has been on the sceneme. he told us he is about two miles away from it. he is right now joining us. he hasn't been able to get much closer to that, but he tells us he's been able to see the fumes. he's been able to smell the fumes. jim, are you there? >> reporter: yeah, it was primarily the smoke that was coming from the building that i think people were sensing around the community. it smelled like a house fire. any building fire. hazmat crews have been out, hazardous materials experts with monitoring equipment, to test the air for any trace of the sort of anhydrous ammonia that might have come from that plant. so far they haven't really been able to detect any outside the plant. that's good news. but there are still tanks outside the facility, and inside that factory, the fire is still burning. firefighters have not yet been able to get inside there. so that is still a concern. concern about another explosion perhaps, or the leak of some sort of ammonia. >> there is a second tank of fertilizer, we are to

ryan lochte do?" he's a good guy, premiered last night. i don't want to say it's hard watch.ng a fact. >> we hadochte here yesterday. >> yeah. >> because we ran out of words for yes. >> sure, okay, uh-huh. >> oh my goodness. coming up a roundtae with some of our favorite dads, everything from talking to your kids about the uncomfortable facts of life and the scientific case for more guy time. >> there needs to be a scientific case? >> not just me it's science. >> oh. >>> ahead we've got the top ten food tips at you may not know about d yet will change yr life. >> for example? >> i'm not going to tell you. >> tease that. it's a tease. and he doesn't know. two things. >> ido. i , b these will blow your mind. >> okay, let's go. >> jyeah! >> mr. roker a check of the weathe >> all right, let show you, i know this. toten weather tngs that will change you. look for some morning fog in southern california, we've got rain along the northeaern new england coast we're looking at plenty of sunshin in the pacific northwest, sunny skies through the plains states. snow back through the cent

raju, politico and ryan bender, national security analyst at the "boston globe," good saturday to all of you. what kind of threat does this suspect pose in the ricin investigation? >> hard to tell how wide this conspiracy was. we don't know if he was actually the suspect. clearly, there are questions the fbi has a little bit of egg on its face, given that it arrested someone earlier. seems that person is not -- is not involved in this. >> the whole thing seems quite bizarre. you have got the elvis impersonator, the guy who has been arrested apparently is a rival of the elvis impersonator. all of this unfolding in mississippi. >> yeah. but you know, at the heart of it is a concern. i mean, ricin is a dangerous substance. this is a naturally occurring substance but a few grichbs it like a few grains of salt, will kill an adult human being. so, clearly, somebody sent these letters, and i think the fbi is trying to figure out who, why and whether they have a case against this guy. >> you spent many of your days down the hill, how concerned are lawmakers about solving this case? >> not a lot of concern. not like the fear felt after the atlantic scares back in 2001. >> yeah.

hard to come to any sort of consensus or agreement on what to do. and, you know, we're in bad shape in that sense. i like the paul ryan budget just came out recently, i'm a fan of a lot of the ideas in that budget. and i think republicans need more ideas and less platitude. so i'm happy sort of in the direction that party's going. >> what do you want people to be able to take away from this book in regards to the second term? >> well, that politics matters, and it's not just about popularity, but it's about policy, and politics can be really destructive. i'm sort of a libertarian about the world, and that's my viewpoint, so i think the book warns people that these problems are a lot worse than they think, and they don't just go away of of we have to do something about it. >> you're editor of human events, can you tell us about what you do there. >> well, i'm a new editor there, and we put out what i'd like to think is accessible but smart content about politics and culture and books and all sorts of things that are going on, and we have some great writers, and we'll be bringing new contributors aboard soon. it's an ol

ideological divide in washington and it's hard to come to consensus are in agreement on what to do and we are in bad shape in that sense. i like the paul ryan budget that came out recently and i'm a fan of a lot of ideas in the budget i think republicans need more ideas on that platitude so i'm happy the direction the party is going. >> what do you want people to know kuwait from this book in regards to the second term? >> the policies mattered not just about popularity but it's about policy and policy can be really destructive. i am sort of a libertarian about the world and that is my viewpoint so i think the book warns people that these problems are a lot worse than they think and they don't just go away and we have to do something about it .. >> the author of spee net one negative spin masters was the real news? >> stories about the economy , foreign policy you were what prompted me to right to spin masters over the bank by the attack and in the days of paul of it was clear rather than focusing on the story of foreign policy failure in a president who had promised to the approach the muslim world and was feeling said to significantly des