they're arguing the opposite of what eric schmidt is telling you. which is they want it to be released from washington and disseminate at the speed of telecommunications from around the world starting in washington. what schmidt is saying is exactly the opposite. >> it's washington's ent center of the world. that means by the time it gets to hong kong -- it's really a mistake. >> of course it's a mistake. if you really want a level playing field, everybody needs to get that at same time. eamon, thank you very much. final word? >> i was going to say, is the fed then responsible for releasing all that information in hong kong and in other countries around the world? i mean, that -- >> well, it's info coming from the fed. the info is coming from the fed. >> how do they preposition it in hong kong so it goes out at the same time. that would be a tricky thing but fascinating question. >> no, no. i mean, these problems can be solved by computers relatively easily. the question of humans, giving them something ten minutes ahead, you'll have a leak. >> as d

we'll talk with john chambers along with eric schmidt. that will be interesting getting them to talk together. so much to talk about google and a lot more. we'll get into technology and innovation. >> wow, tech titan talk, huh? >> yeah. >> next hour. let's get to the markets right now. as maria said, four down days. this could be the fifth. the dow's down 42 points. walmart, a drag late this afternoon. we'll talk about why in a little bit. they've come off the lows, though. now down 42 points. questions on inventory now. nasdaq is down to 37 64. s&p is following suit as well, down 2.50 points. dow and s&p in jeopardy of a five-card losing streak. they could lose their spot in the wild card playoffs. >> we haven't had this all year. let's put you up walmart. walmart had an outsized impact on the dow in the middle of the day. there was a report in bloomberg that perhaps the retail giant was cutting orders because of rising inventories. courtney reagan talked to well matter and said that was a misleading story, they are constantly managing i

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actually, schmidt's the last person i kissed. >> okay, what? >> it was nothing.d how they've really like, cracked open like, emotional vulnerabilities and really developed her friendship with jess and being there when jess is having, like bad days. and that, to me, is awesome. >> carson: give me just a little girl talk on, on like cece and schmidt, like they're unlikely. you know, she's this model and he's just this douchebag. >> i think when it comes to like, people, like all of us on our quest for love, i feel like if we could pick the people that we wanted to be in love with we'd all make better choices. you know, the heart wants what it wants. >> carson: right. >> and i love that on the show with cece and schmidt, they -- they kind of shine a light on that. and also what i thought was really great is they kind of show, they think in our generation -- maybe in many generations -- that physical intimacy is a lot less scary than emotional intimacy. so then they start to hook up because they can't even -- >> carson: right. it's easier to do then having to go ther

steve schmidt, your former boss, john mccain. what does ted cruise know that john mccain doesn't know. ted cruise is running for the president of the united states. and this fear, is fundamentally about the iowa caucuses. the failure to pass this will simply be evidence of his commitment to true conservatism. the gospel he is preaching out along the campaign trail before very long. there is great anger in the republican party. and they don't fall on deaf ears for the activists based in the republican party. if you are about ted cruz and you care about yourself interest here. this is great politics. because, you know, he is, he is rising at the expense of the party. at the expense of the congressional brand. i think what's important to remember as you watch this play out. so many republicans pointed out by governor dean. get driven off the cliff by this stuff. we have given up five u.s. senate seats over the last two election cycles. by the nomination of the tea party crazies. by any one of the number of states. it's not clear if

so sheave schmidt and his crew, and granted, steve schmidt allowed his name toyyw be attad to on besmirching comment about another republican but those using anonymous sources are elevated and cited as sources, join john mccain in dismissing them and saying, journalists, quit using them. >> neil: you and the senator are not on the same page regarding this and i wonder if it taxed your relationship. >> we're not on the same issue when it comes to ted cruz is doing in trying to defun obamacare. there are certainly things that john mccain and i do agree on, though and that is that been, dog gonity, barack obama is our president and we have been better off to not be in our position now with the doubling of our debt and the deficits that reach about a trillion dollars a year ask all those things that barack obama and his mignons are continuing to lead us towards bankruptcy. so john mccain and i agree on that. >> neil: you've been very vocal about this and risking a great deal of prestige with the mod rats within the paster, by saying -- moderates within the party, by speaking out. some would read

christian deputy head of the branch of the alternative for germany party dr schmidt thank you very much indeed for your time. your welcome. wonton i was really going on in the european and global economy watch the latest episode of the kaiser report later today where moxon stacey take a look at what's behind the great uncertainty in the modern day financial system but here's a preview. the collapse of lehman was a market signal that sits should have alerted the government and everyone participating in these markets that their massive reform was needed but instead they interpreted that market saying well as a way to make the situation much worse again i made the comparison to theocratic fanatical religious extremists who misread their fundamentalist texts and everything they read suggest that they should blow themselves up and other people same thing as lloyd blankfein and warren buffet everything they read says i should blow everything up i should commit mass terrorism that's the message that they get from the from the price signals that they receive it's a breakdown in capitalism unfor

steve schmidt, david axelrod, sam stein. thank you for joining us this evening. >> thank you, lawrence. >> coming up, more greatest hits of the middle of the night filibuster. where all the great stuff happens. we have got it for you. we will have more on ted cruz's motivation for his pretend filibuster. hearing obama care attacked is scaring some of the people who love obama care. like the family whose daughter has had three heart surgeries. they'll join us. terrifying video from inside the navy yard massacre last week. a survivor who refused to leave his co-worker behind that will join me. man: sometimes it's like we're still in college. but with a mortgage. and the furniture's a lot nicer. and suddenly, the most important person in my life is someone i haven't even met yet. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. as you plan your next step, we'll help you get there. you work. and you want to get an mba. but going back to school is hard...

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>> schmidt: innovation never comes from the established institutions.dent or a crazy person or somebody with a great vision. sal is that person in education, in my view. he built a platform. if that platform works, that platform could completely change education in america. >> khan: 17 over 9 is equal to 1.88. >> gupta: inside classrooms, it's just khan academy math for now, but sal khan believes his strategy can be used to teach subjects like history and science. and not just in elementary schools, but high schools and even colleges. but no matter how big or how successful khan academy gets, sal khan promises he'll never put a price tag on it. >> khan: the for-profits have to mold themselves much more to the education establishment than we do. as a not-for-profit, we're just like, "what's our mission?" to educate children as well as possible. i've said it enough times, and it's in our mission statement-- a free, world-class education for anyone anywhere. >> gupta: and that's what sixth grader alex hernandez says he needs. has anyone in your family ever

. >> reporter: for 16 years, ship captain eric schmidt and his family have been in the diving salvageve seasons, at least, and we found, i believe, three gold coins. >> reporter: but then came a jaw-dropping find. 64 feet of gold chain weighing more than three pounds. five gold coins and a gold ring, even porcelain. >> ready for this? >> reporter: believed to be from the qanzhee dynasty. they set sail from ft. pierce and just 150 yards offshore in 15 feet of water, there it was. a haul they estimate may be worth $300,000. and historians believe much more could be out there. >> you hate to say it's a dream come true, but it's a dream come true. >> reporter: the bounty came from a fleet of spanish ships ripped apart by a hurricane in 1715 and spilling gold and civiler across the ocean floor. >> it's littered all over the place. >> reporter: the hurricane inspired the 2008 movie "fool's gold," the fortune the storm left behind is why this part of florida is called the treasure coast. >> it's about the history. it's who wore this. the respect for the person who was in the new world and ha

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victor and suzanne. >> cnn's emily schmidt in washington. thank you. in front of the white house there. the cameras are there as well. you can always hear the protesters when they come out. it's not unlikely the president and first family would hear them as well. >>> a scary moment at a high school football game at a high school in ohio. just take a look at this. whoa. students cheering on their team, the bleachers collapsing there. dozens of young fans were slammed to the ground. five students were hurt but thankfully none of those injuries were serious. you can imagine a scary moment there. >>> so it is saturday morning. everybody is looking forward to a sunny sky this weekend, but not everybody is going to enjoy one. in oregon showers and thunderstorms brought down trees, power lines near portland. look at this. in idaho nasty rains caused flooding, mud slides, huge mess there. so what can you expect for the rest of the weekend where you are? there's all that rain that victor was talking about. by sunday, by tomorrow it moves eastward, and with show

joining us now is steve schmidt, a republican political strategist, former senior strategist to the 2008 john mccain/sarah palin campaign. steve, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> is there a point at which pro-gun politics start to look bad? >> well, this is extreme stuff you're talking about in missouri when you talk about nullification of gun laws, some of them involving the statutes involving weapons on the books for decades. if you go back to the recent history of the nra and go back to wayne lapierre, and talk about precipitating the resignation from the nra by president george bush 41, there is a lot of extreme stuff out there. and at the end of the day it may we will come back around and hurt republicans in a state like missouri who are doing that stuff. because i assure you, whether it is missouri schools, its economy, there are other pressing issues in the state of missouri beyond the nonsense that they're engaged in on that. but i do think on this issue in colorado and other places, in just the same way that you've seen the referendum and the initiative process abused

we have a 1-1 game and then in the fifth the giant killer, gold schmidt and scores on the triple. d-backs go on to win it 2-1. tennis is down to the final with the mid-semis today and we lost roger fedder and courtesy of the marathon match that lasted 4:09. finds the net and breaks his bracket, third game in the final set 21 minutes and 30 points. all over the court and djokovic finishes with a slam and the joker would take the match novak finishes with an ace and he's moving on to the final with a five set victory. rog rog roger had a much better game. thinking he has the win, look at nidal, though. he wins in straight sets. top two seeds will meet in the finals on monday. and hopefully we'll have the ryder cup. he won 2-1 and defeated fitzpatrick to 3-1. usa leads great britain 8-4. tomorrow is your final day. we'll see you again at 11:00 with all of your highlights from around the nation in college football. >> thanks. >>> next at 9:00, slimming down to get adopte . >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, a man's family who was fatally shot by police share their story and why he never

let me bring in steve schmidt right now. it's fascinating the whole thing. have never seen a guy like cruz. i think he makes rand paul seem tame. but this idea of basically jamming the other house, attacking them, forcing them -- well, without doing anything really himself except talk. >> well, it is remarkable to watch. and at least now you see the congressman doing it, you see many other republicans doing it. but it's well past the hour where this type of stuff needs to be confronted. and we need to have a fight inside the republican party where we can take conservatism's good name back. what ted cruz is doing is neither conservative or principled. it is radical and opportunistic. this is a disaster for the republican party. i think it's all about him running for president in 2016. he sees a lane of people who are motivated by one thing, opposition to the president at all costs. they don't care if there's not a single policy idea, a single solution to one of these country's problems. we have more than a few of those folks in the republican party. and we're

to my friends on the right, i ask you to reconcile your your schmidt. to america's military might with a fire when a cause is so plainly seen. sometimes resolutions and statements of condemn nation are simply not enough. indeed, i ask every member of congress and those of you watching at home tonight to view the videos of the attack and then ask what kind of world will we live in if the united states of america see as dictator violate international law with poisonous gas and we choose to look the other way. franklin roosevelt said our national determination to keep free of foreign wars cannot prevent us from feeling deep concern when ideals and principals are challenged. our ideals and principals as well as national security is at stake in syria along with the leadership where we seek to ensure that the worst weapons will never be used. america is not the world's policeman. terrible things happen across the globe and it's beyond our means to right every wrong but mod matt it fort and risk we can keep children safe, i believe we should act. that's what m

someone like eric schmidt who both has the hardware experience and expertise. >> if eric schmidt left google, what would happen to google? >> if he did his job correctly then he has a significant hierarchy of management to take the reins. >> quickly going back to mulally, phil lebeau put out excellent points, why it wouldn't be that crazy for him to take over. he's a fan of the tech industry and my question is whether or not alan mulally at this stage of the gage would be ready to take on the challenge that would be microsoft. >> that would be dangerous. microsoft is a high-risk, high-reward endeavor. you either stand up at the ballpark and you're known for the rest of the century our fail miserably, which may not necessarily be your fault because you couldn't stop the ship from sinking and you're known as taking down microsoft so i do own center point >> what about splitting microsoft up? a little bit self-serving as well because this is one of my 2013 predictions, that, you know, microsoft will not look the same as it was eight, nine months ago at beginning of the year at the end of

eric schmidt, google's ceo, who brin and page hired in 2001 to be the resident grown-up, says that thepool of potential advertisers is almost limitless. >> and there's a lot of evidence that the companies of which google is a member are enabling a new kind of commerce between very small communities--people who can find each other--for whom the traditional advertising mechanisms, whether it's television advertising or radio, do not serve. >> the business world is just beginning to grasp the potential. >> and google should be careful, because there are some other companies that have it in their sights, such as microsoft. >> and that's a big deal when microsoft comes after you. >> it is, indeed. >> bill gates has admitted that, "google kicked our butt in internet search." bill gates doesn't like to have his butt kicked, so he just launched a prototype of microsoft search engine. bill gates breathing down your necks. do you feel this? do you feel a pressure? >> we do not today. it's perfectly possible that the current competitors can all compete and coexist actually quite well at least for

that's what its chairman eric schmidt claimed in its latest speech. held to it.com to discover his theory that the web could become far from worldwide. >> a landmark vote has ended with a inauguration for a second term as city chief. he was sworn into office at a grand ceremony attended by president putin. however, his opponent is refusing to concealed defeat. he's claiming the election is rigged and calling for a recount of the vote. he came in second with almost 1/3 of the ballots and thousands showed up in support of the ousted leader last monday. with a general louisiana tech moom -- looming in germany, small parties are struggling to get the public's attention. it's dominated by the major groups but as peter oliver reports, candidates for some smaller parties are making inroads in rural areas as they look to force their way onto the national stage. >> on the campaign trail hoping to strike accord. >> we're convinced that we have to get a say at the higher level. we end up having to pay for the big decisions to -- so we want to be part of the proc

our reporter emily schmidt is live in washington, d.c. now with the latest on the search for a motive. emily? >> reporter: dave, how do you get to information to find out more about what aaron alexis was thinking? well, some of the ways they do it, forensic evidence, looking at what's available. a senior law enforcement official says they use surveillance tape to be able to track alexis going in and out of the bathroom with a bag. they think in the bathroom is where he put together the shot gun that he used, as it came out intact. they talk to people who knew him. in fact, his mother is talking to the media any moment now. we're hoping what she says, along with the other pregnants of information -- fragments of information, help us piece together what happened. >> we have the report on the fourth floor, a male with a gun. multiple shots fired. multiple people down. >> reporter: when kathy gaarde's husband heard the first reports of shots, he thought surely she was okay. and then came hours of silence. >> the later it got, the more despera

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the principles are larry page and eric schmidt, the same three at google whose headquarters is less than miles away. according to federal records, the 757 for years used taxpayer supported jet fuel to fly around the world to places like liberia, scotland and hawaii. take september 22nd, 2009 the plane gassed up the day before leaving to fly to mexico. h 211 paid $2.37 a gallon for 2,218 gallons. it cost between $5 and $8.50 a gallon at local airports. and then paying $14,000 for 4200 gallons of fuel or $3.27 a gallon. >> this may have been the greatest sweetheart deal in the history of nasa. >> reporter: the santa monica group that first raised questions about this deal years ago. >> this is giving the keys to the nasa gas station to executives who clearly are not using it for scientific purposes when their contract spells out that's what they have to do. >> reporter: the original agreement signed in 2007 stipulates that they could house the airplanes paying $109,000 a month in rent in exchange, h 211 would allow nasa to use the plane for scientific mission. it does not set a number of s

also, james carville, steve schmidt, chuck todd, andrea mitchell.e a few, barnicle is here too. >> he's back. >> brian, back to you. >> thank you very much, mika. >>> still ahead on "way too early." what movie would you like to remade entirely new in 3d? i love what we already have. get some more in there. #waytooclose and "morning joe" just moments away. see his bankig and investing accounts on one page... before he could easily transfer funds between the two in real time... before he could even think about planning for his daughters' future... mike opened a merrill edge investment account and linked it to his bank of america bank account to help free up plenty of time for the here and now. that's the wonder of streamlined connections. that's merrill edge and bank of america. "i" formation! "i" formation! we have got to get the three-technique block! i'm not angry. i'm not yellin'. nobody's tackling anybody! we got absolutely... i don't think this was such a good idea. i'm on it. if we can't secure the quarterback center exchange... you're doing a

john herry schmidt is here with the details. >> good morning. baseball certainly a positive force in d.c. game of baseball the game is just a game it is also a pass time, and in times of crisis it can also be a nice escape, such is the case of washington, d.c., where the double header was a welcome bit of normalcy, following the tragic shooting test just blocks away from the ballpark. members of the navy were on hand to thank the nationals for opening up their parking lot to the evacuees the team also postponed yesterday's game to keep organization members and fans out of harm's way, before the start of tuesday's games one last gesture. as we pay tribute to yesterday's senseless act of violence. >> a moment of silence for all to remember and reflect. and then these two teams play add thriller in gain one, the natts rallied for three, off ace closer for a six is-5 win, forced the walk off fielding error, then in the 4-0 win in game two, span extended his mlb high hitting streak, and lion zimmermann has his big blow with his solo home run. in hous

when you listen to google, when you listen to facebook, when you listen to mark zuckerberg or eric schmidty very explicitly say that we don't think of ourselves as conventional companies. we do not wake up to make money, which is almost the exact quote from facebook's ipo letter, and they say that we do want to take on this task of saving some of the world's greatest problems and solving them. >> so you're saying that they should just call it what it is, that they should just call it, you know, a commercial enterprise as opposed to some kind of social... >> well, i think when they position themselves as being in the social humanitarian business, you feel as if you're contributing to changing the world and not doing the opposite, which is how silicon valley likes to think of wall street, so there are arguments that they're making, but i'm also arguing that policymakers need to be very suspicious of the bridges that silicon valley offers them to problem solving and it's this interaction between policymakers on the one hand and silicon valley on the other hand that most of my arguments agains

worries internet giant google but the division of the global network that's what its chairman eric schmidt claimed in his latest speech. to examine his theory that the web could become far from world wide. i. think. i. will see it has ended with sick. to be an indian or great for a second to a city chief he was sworn into office at a grand ceremony attended by president putin however opposition activist alexina valmy is refusing to concede defeat he's filed a lawsuit demanding a recount of the vote to claim the election was rigged there only came in second with almost a third of the ballots thousands showed up for a peaceful rally in support of the opposition leader last monday. a quick look now at some other world news a massive rescue operation is in full swing across the u.s. state of colorado where deadly floods have already killed six people and left hundreds unaccounted for thousands have been forced to evacuate from the deli areas president barack obama has signed a major emergency order for the battered state approving federal disaster because pastor fee has been branded in the sto

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five percent of the vote and that's enough to tip it over the line and into parliament dr kristen schmidt is deputy of the brunch and he says voters are coming round to the idea that the euro currency is holding the economy back. i believe that the fact that the euro is not working the way it was supposed to from the beginning is finally making headway with and some of the voters who look beyond today's difficulties and look into the long term where germany at one point or the other will have to carry the bill for all the payment for all the. systems that have been set in place one measure after the other to bail out greece and other countries and therefore there's a rising discontent that this very subject the year old has been swept under the carpet by the main parties so far none of the issues neither and there's no syrian or anything else has sort of a major policy do not seem to be interest the german electorate germany has weathered the global financial storms of the last five years relatively well but as the kaiser report lays out at sixteen thirty jan t. even europe's industrial p

worries internet giant google but the division of the global network that's what its chairman eric schmidt claimed in his latest speech had to r.t. dot com to examine his theory that the web could become far from worldwide. vote for moscow's mayoral seat has ended with inaugurated for a second term as city chief he was sworn into office at a grand ceremony attended by president putin however opposition activists alexina valley is refusing to concede defeat he's found a lawsuit demanding a recount of the vote claiming the election was rigged the valley came in second with almost a third of the ballots and thousands showed up for a peaceful rally in support of the opposition leader last monday. with a general election looming in june a small parties are struggling to get the public's attention the political field is dominated by the major groups like the leftist social democrats and angela merkel's christian democratic union but peter all of the reports candidates for some smaller parties are making inroads in rural areas as they look to force their way onto the national stage. on the campai

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emily schmidt reports, investigators now believe that he acted alone. >> he came or around the cornernd he aimed his gun at us and fired about three shots. he kills people ages 40 to 70 years old. none of them were military personnel that all contractors. >> he had legitimate access to the navy yard as a result of the work that he did here. >> friends of alexis stated that he worked other places and was frustrated about the amount paid that he received. >> frustrated about your life is one thing but going out taking other people's lives is another thing. >> his friends stated that he was discharged from a the service for his conduct. he sought out one of persons tires and they stated that it was a anchored fuelled blacked out. he was arrested for firing a shot in his apartment. he was also arrested in georgia for disorderly conduct. >> as the investigation continues people are pausing to remember the victims. flags are flying half staff. not far from the latest mass shooting. about 3000 people worked at this navy yard and it is closed today unti. >> the time is 6:33 a.m.. happening no

the schmidts say the search is not just about striking it rich its about the history. who wore this? respect for the person in the new world and had this made this, is probably his life savings. >> the state of florida gets to keep up to 20% of the gold to go on display. the family and company holding the diving rights will split the rest of it. >> amazing. 15 feet of water is not that deep. sitting there a couple hundred years. >> yes. >> still ahead more more of the coverage on the first day of the commuting we'll take a look at the skyrocketing costs to build it and why the price tag might be higher. >> plus nearly half a kbrinl dollar plan what. japan wants to build to stop leaks of water from the crippled nuclear plant. >> other report card children are getting in schools. yes honey? dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. [ dad ] jan? ♪ shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have

to cross the finish line will be anna, schmidt. >> wbal, tv 11 news. >> that is all for us.e is a look at what is coming up. >> i am on capitol hill. a game of shut down charades as lawmakers raise the stakes in a budget battle. details next. class we begin tonight with an update. -- >> we begin tonight with an update. >> righthe latest? now, you are looking at the traffic backed up. three.y exit it goes from exit three the all the way up to just north. we have to show you what it looked like. about 5:00. 1:30what we were told, at this afternoon, there were vehicles slowing down in the northbound lane of i-83. at which pine -- which time, a tractor-trailer ended up crashing into the vehicles. understand clutch oh tractor- trailers were involved, 5, 2 trucks, a tow truck that was carried two vehicles, a total of seven people transferred -- to the hospital. right now, traffic is a mess. if you are trying to use a bypass -- >> to our other big story tonight, the shutdown showdown is coming to a head in washington. good evening. >> thank you for joining us. [captioning made poss