schneider is expected to reject with big implications. if detroit receives an emergency manager, a little less than half of the state's african-american population will be governed by unelected leaders. people who will be appointed to make things right no matter what the people say. now, don't get me wrong. we know detroit has big issues, big problems. the city is now a shadow of itself. less than half the size it was decades ago, but isn't that an opportunity for progress? nearly two in five residents live in poverty here in america and after decades of mismanagement and bad decisions, detroit has a cash crisis on its hands and a staggering long-term debt problem and as "the new york times" reports, by pushing costs into the future while its population is shrinking, detroit has left the people least able to pay with the biggest share of the bills. as one consultant put it, detroit is a microcosm of what's happening in america. expect america can still print money and borrow. the united states, we can print it, borrow it, so get ourselves

the way i feel about it it's like rob schneider introducing him as a comedian. no you're adam sandler's friend. >> what kind of animal -- came up with a certain length of nails which means they had over shot it at one point. [laughing] >> the tv show sledge hammer example not since i watched the show sledge hammer have i seen a negotiation go so badly. can you imagine being a sledge hammer fan and that came on. mom, come in the sledge hammer joke it was on for one and a half season in like 88. a woman's vagina a vent. we always got to keep s&p on their toes. we have to come up with things to call the vagina. so that we don't get bleeped. joey adams has done more for flat chested woman in america. i don't know what the rest of the joke would be but the first part is so solid. like for awhile i was like no i would totally date a flat chested girl. then the movies ran their course and everybody -- knock it off. give me some titties. the kind of people who get mexican fast food for here are the kind of people who don't mind getting caught up in a hate fight. i have

with more on the news from all corners of the globe, bill schneider, and anna palmer of politico.ill, start with you. lots of questions ahead of president obama's trip to israel. how would he be able to smooth things over with prime minister netanyahu? able to win over a skeptical israeli people? make an aggressive push for renewed peace talks? how successful was the trip, bill? >> he was very success envelope communicating his support for israel, particularly with the younger israelis. his message to them was israel cannot survive for much long we are the status quo. that's an important message because a lot of israelis believe they can go on like this a long time and the president said israel cannot remain a jewish and democratic state if things don't change. and he urged young israelis to pressure their government because he said politicians do not take risks unless there is public pressure for change. that was his key message. >> one thing that struck a lot of folks, the president's different stance and tone in regards to this trip. let's listen to remarks that president obama

little joe, shoots it through corey schneider. sharks pick up a point in canada. >> the blackhawks, incredible .3 continues against the wild. patrick scored one of five chicago goals. they have not lost in regulation. you knew that? giants and indians, struck out three, walked one in three innings against cleveland. still looking for that control. tied at 2 in the 5th. nick hit a laser out of scotts dale stadium. indians win 4-3. matt

. >> that's right, my very close friend of mine in college, steve schneider, similar people, we both grew up, he grew up in ohio, i indiana, both pitchers on the baseball team and we both studied math at harvard. so he was someone i grew close with in college. and sort of observed the degradation in his mental state and it ended with him taking his own life. about seven years ago now. and so yeah it was very difficult process to observe and it certainly built some deep seeded motivation in me to understand what was happening. >> rose: if you were doing all this over, would you go in a different direction? i mean would you have gone into some aspect of life sciences directly rather than coming the way that did you through mathematics and computer science and writing code? wince don't think so. you know, i feel like i studied some life sciences while in college. so i spent some time in courses on neuroscience and computational neuroscience and it seemed clear to me that many of the innovations were going to be happening in the development 6 novel sensors to generate more data about the

scott gomez rips the slapper past schneider. gomez's first goal as a shark and san jose goes up 1-0. vancouver is on the power play, but the sharks do the damage. he splits the defense. he slaps the sharks firsthanded goal of the year. it is 2-0 sharks. san jose lead it in the second. it is tied at two and this goes to a shootout. the sharks are down a goal when he ties it and little joe pivelsky with a chance to win and the sharks with at least a po nie t in the last four games. 3-2 the final. the chicago blackhawks set a franchise record with their 10th straight victory. furthermore they are the only team in the nhl with a regulation loss as they are 2-0-3 with a 5-3 win. they are hoping to gain some ground with the longest home stand of the season, seven games. they took care of toronto last night hoping to make it in town tomorrow night. the lakers are chasing the warriors and facing the thunder. kobe bryant left early in the first quarter and injuring his elbow. it wasn't enough. a big night for russell westbrook. you know

scott gomez rips the slapper past schneider.ez's first goal as a shark and san jose goes up 1-0. vancouver is on the power play, but the sharks do the damage. he splits the defense. he slaps the sharks firsthanded goal of the year. it is 2-0 sharks. san jose lead it in the second. it is tied at two and this goes to a shootout. the sharks are down a goal when he ties it and little joe pivelsky with a chance to win and the sharks with at least a po nie t in the last four games. 3-2 the final. the chicago blackhawks set a franchise record with their 10th straight victory. furthermore they are the only team in the nhl with a regulation loss as they are 2-0-3 with a 5-3 win. they are hoping to gain some ground with the longest home stand of the season, seven games. they took care of toronto last night hoping to make it in town tomorrow night. the lakers are chasing the warriors and facing the thunder. kobe bryant left early in the first quarter and injuring his elbow. it wasn't enough. a big night for russell westbrook. you know they

laws vary from state to state. >> bill: schneider's?schneider's of capitol hill at sellers.com. >> seller.com. and look into green hat and what the great work they are doing at columbia distillers. what is this next one here? >> the other one is a white w ragoni, come up with by a local bartender. a lot of local bartenders have come up with cocktails for us. this happens to be one. jp featherston at rappahanic oysters. >> so local here. >> so the white ragonni. this is a variation on a really classic cocktail magroni, a white version. you have a little bit of a fruit liquor. this one is pear, like sellers from france. gin, an ounce and a half three-quarters of an ounce. >> a leave of mint? >> it's a sage leaf from my garden. >> whoa. this is a white ragoni. i don't know a nagroni? >> dude. >> bill: no. >> typically, a classic one is gin, red velv, the classic, variations, white and depending upon, you know, you can substitute. we did sellers from france. there are all kind of bitters. a friend of mine at obelisk does one with an articho

scott gomez rips the slapper past schneider. gomez's first goal as a shark and san jose goes up 1-0. vancouver is on the power play, but the sharks do the damage. he splits the defense. he slaps the sharks firsthanded goal of the year. it is 2-0 sharks. san jose lead it in the second. it is tied at two and this goes to a shootout. the sharks are down a goal when he ties it and little joe pivelsky with a chance to win and the sharks with at least a po nie t in the last four games. 3-2 the final. the chicago blackhawks set a franchise record with their 10th straight victory. furthermore they are the only team in the nhl with a regulation loss as they are 2-0-3 with a 5-3 win. they are hoping to gain some ground with the longest home stand of the season, seven games. they took care of toronto last night hoping to make it in town tomorrow night. the lakers are chasing the warriors and facing the thunder. kobe bryant left early in the first quarter and injuring his elbow. it wasn't enough. a big night for russell westbrook. you know

>> bill schneider is the president's new strategy. is it somewhat of an admission that his old strategy of trying to take his case straight to the public doesn't work anymore? >> yeah. but i'm not sure this is going to work either. he's not really a people person. he's not bill clinton, but what's really missing here is the element of public pressure. the public out there, the american voters don't understand what the crisis is. for the most part it's a manufactured crisis. the fiscal cliff. the debt ceiling and the sequesters. people don't know where they come from or what's happening. what they see is the economic news is good, so why all of the urgency over deficit reduction. there are people out there that are worried about the deficit and it is a real problem, but it is not a crisis to most americans. >> christina, let's switch gears here. the president had another private meeting on thursday apparently with jewish leaders. "the l.a. times" reporting that the president said he is planning on challenging israelis during his upcomi

schneider, i don't know if you know what happened yesterday. in the town of hee hee, i'm quite sure you heard that they're port-au-prince people arrived yesterday. they rioted because the central government was going to change the leadership they putting their own people as mayors. two people got shot. others got one big. real major travel. mr. schneider had if the elections are not held this year and we keep having interim executive age of instead of elect mayors and local officials, we'll have a trouble. situation in haiti will be ugly and we will not know how it will end. that's the reason i am calling on the government who say that sent the election turned away. this is another priority in haiti. the priority of saving the country, saving the lien. if you look at the literature, haiti only has 2% recovered right now. and i can 10 if we did not start a major refit story shooting campaign right now, he will become a desert soon. the president at january 1st address the nation said 2013 is the year of the environment. tahitian carnival come as

schneider.national crisis group, or icg, multinational nongovernmental conflict representation organization in the spring of 2001, a senior vice president. his areas of expertise include post conflict reconstruction and nation building, u.s. foreign policy in the 21st under, and latin america and caribbean issues. mark is director of the u.s. peace corps from 18991 to 2001, and as the assistant administrator of the u.s. agency for international development for latin america and the caribbean. mark will base his comments from the recently published report on haiti by the international crisis group, entitled, governing haiti, time for national consensus, and mark has kindly brought copies of the report which are available on the table by the door. >> sadly, however, mark will have to depart around 6:30 so he can meet his personal commitments for passover. mark will be followed by raymond a.juvet, or joseph as americans would say. ray has distinguished himself in a broad spectrum of roles, includin

lis wiehl and attorney stacy schneider. passenger on any one of those ships. >> i am rubbing my hands in glee. i can't wait for the lawsuits. come on, they knew about this. they knew the ships were in big trouble. the foreseeability. i'm loving this lawsuit. >> neil: you think they would rename, this is carnival disaster. you would have an idea. titanic would be good. >> i once again, we talked about this before, you can't recover anything for a bad cruise. that ticket you bought, exactly, they can screw up all they want. i'll tell you why. the contract is your ticket to sail on that ship. the fine print counts and it governs by maritime law. fine print tells you what.... >> neil: explode. >> no! >> you tell them in the contract that they are not liable and bus it is governed by maritime law it's not the law that governs standard contracts. >> neil: go ahead. >> adjusting negligence but not gross negligence. >> there is a law and i think it's pretty gross. you can't recover to the extent you wanted to recover, it may be $75

michigan republican governor rick schneider made it official today on his order, detroit will be giving ability to elect their local officials in favor of a state-appointed overseer who can just do with the city whatever he wants. >>> joining us now is one of the activists behind the freeway protests in detroit this week, pastor david bullock, national spokesperson of the change agent consortium, president of the rainbow push coalition and of the naacp. thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you. >> do you intend to keep going with these protests, this type of protest specifically now or other kinds of protests now that an emergency manager officially is taking over detroit? >> indeed. we intend to escalate our protests. rosa parks sat down in the wrong seat on the right bus and disobeyed a law because it violated her human dignity. we are on freeways, on the right freeway going the wrong speed, because the law emergency management violates our dignity. and our only recourse at this point is protests. it's rallies, it's civil disobedience. but we will not turn around and go back in t

do because of the incredible advancement of jerome technology and where it is going to be, bruce schneider said today's expense is tomorrow's commonplace. we need legislation on this issue that will be technology neutral and that means it won't become quickly outdated as technology increases and this is been done in federal laws in the past and as we look at the electronic communications privacy act which is in the process of being updated many years later it was able to hold out through a tremendous events to technology and recently going to need to be updated because of not being able to foresee the future of the internet at that time and it is important for all technology and privacy legislation to see -- b.s. technology neutral as possible. >> thank you very much. the advance of technology i referenced the opening statement, the theft by people's passwords and all that, if somebody broke into your house and did that you would have the arrested. they are doing it by driving by, a egregious breach of people's privacy. i am going to, senator klobuchar, go back to the floor because of the

other quick thing, i know you're going to sit down with the republican governor of michigan, rick schneiderdication -- i know he appointed an emergency manager in detroit. what has he said about education since he came into office, elected in 2010, any indication of what he will do going forward? he is doing a lot. he has a program called great start and they're trying to work tremendously with early childhood education because again, everybody is really focused on understanding that what happens at the beginning can impact a person's entire life. so he's been doing a lot with that. he's also helped make certain that there's a removal of the cap on charter schools. so we are going to talk to him about that, how he as a governor can impact changes in education here. >> you know, i have a 4-year-old son. i've seen it in his life, how much school, preschool, early education makes a huge difference. thanks for shining the light on this. >> absolutely. >> now, much more "daily rundown" to come including the president's departure from tel aviv. but first, it's today's trivia question. who is the

mark schneider from our station kxas is outside the kaufman county sheriff's department. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. as soon as law enforcement realized who was killed, d.a. mike mclelland and his wife, they contacted all of the other staffers in the d.a.'s office to see if they were okay and accounted for, and they are. the sheriff's office has a lot of help. this is a top priority for the texas rangers and the fbi. we've got some video from the crime scene last night. the mchelllands' home in rural, unincorporated kaufman county. we have confirmed this is a double-murder and the front door to the couple's home was kicked in. it's unclear when the couple was killed, but a source tells us a friend or family member stopped by late yesterday after not hearing from the couple all day, and then they called police. mclelland was committed to bringing has assistant d.a., mark hasse's, killer to justice. here's what he said soon after his friend was shot and killed two months ago. >> we're very confident that we're going to find you, we're going to pull

. >> stephanie: thank you schneider. >> is it fixed?ht have to play a longer promo. these damn tv cameras, they can see what we're doing behind the scenes. >> there is no more behind the scenes. >> stephanie: we've lost our behind the scenes. damn you we've lost all of our privacy. okay. who agreed to this? oh, me, when i was drunk. all right. we have lots to get to including -- this was -- [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] president obama's approval rating has dropped to 42%. americans blame him and democrats almost as much as republicans for the fiscal mess. just what they were counting on. exactly. that's the thing. most people don't even -- watch the chiron on it. are both sides equally to blame? >> i saw it on tv. it must be the case. >> they asked the question, that must be the answer. >> stephanie: the mainstream media is doing the fox question. you ever read fox chirons just the premise is ridiculous, however. that would make you, jim a well sequestered man. >> hmm? >> stephanie: that would make you, jim -- ♪ ♪ shuts us down by 9 ♪ ♪

rec schneider joins me right now. great to see you.esting points about the retail sector. this is good friday going into easter weekend. last year we had a later easter, it was warmer. it is pretty cold outside. >> if you compare the two periods, the best way to describe it is it was the best of times and the worst of times. the year starting off very badly and there was talk about a difficult comparison from last year. cheryl: consumer sentiment at 78.6, especially the second half of march the consumer got more positive and more data we are looking at and tracking and retail sales in february coming in strong and personal income looking fairly decent. this tells me these retail names are actually banking on a better spread. >> the staples are doing better. the apparel companies, a lot of them are saying the first quarter will be very bad. and most of them seem to think it is because of the weather. cheryl: consumer sector the best part of the s&p. and some especially retailers that you do like and one thing you really like is macy's.

do you think this a good idea on the part of governor schneider?trying to help detroit since he got elected and he actually campaigned as a republican in detroit and one of his issues was to help the city of detroit. but for years and years, detroit has refused help from the state. they just want a blank check and the governor refuses to just send money. the legislature refuses to send a blank check. and i've got to commend them for that. i'm also an aide, a district aide for state senator here in michigan, senator jack brandonberg. and he was quoted and it caused a little bit of a stir. he said the detroit city council is dysfunctional and blatantly stupid. and it was covered here in detroit. it made a lot of waves. they wanted to play the race card and say that was a racist statement. it wasn't. it was just a statement of the facts. the council has to get out of the way and accept the help from the state. there will be some strings attached. they can't keep doing what they've been doing. it's not working. >> steve: that's why governor snyder did

. >> jodi schneider, bloomberg news and peter wellstone. thank you. [captioning made possible by national captioning institute] [captioning copyright national cable satellite corps.2013] >> this year we received a record 1,893 entries from over 3,500 students in c-span's student cam video competition. watch the top 25 winning videos with their message to the president, daily throughout april, beginning monday morning at 6:50 eastern on c-span and see all the winning documentaries online at studentcam.org. >> next, a look at the record amounts of money raised in the 2012 campaign. jewel anna smoot headed the campaign operations and spencer wick was chair for mitt romney in 2008 and 20 126789 they also talk about the significance of online donations and the influence of jouts spending groups like super pacs. hosted by the university of chicago institute of politics, this is about an hour and a half. [applause] >> thank you. and thanks everybody for coming. this is an exciting deal to have student of politics at the university of chicago as a chicago nat

at the direction of governor schneider. a manager has begun what amounts to a hostile takeover of detroit. he has his first city council meeting today and was greeted by demonstrators downtown, but 100 of them, upset because he overrides the city council and the mayor for whom they voted. also upset his likely to make major slices in the city budget. a long-term debt of $14 billion. >> if we can do this, i will have participated in one of the greatest turnaround in the history of this country. >> emergency manager has the advantage of not being elected, so you can afford being unpopular. there are five other disabilities under emergency management right now. one of those emergency managers told me yesterday the city council members may not like it but they only have themselves to blame. >> a dynamic is treated with officials have only two options. most of them choose to oppose. you look at the fact he will cut the budget which ultimately means a lot of immiscible jobs get cut. filing a suit, which could happen within days.

larry schneider was one of them. >> the family was crushed.derneath the sign. and everybody was scattering to lift it up. i helped pull people out. >> the family was returning to home to kansas from spring break in florida. >>> in georgia, two teen boys are in jail on murder charges for allegedly killing a 13-month-old baby. the mother says the boys shot the baby while she was walking with him in a stroller. she claims the older suspect initially asked her for money and shot her baby when she said she didn't have any. we go live to brunswick, virginija georgia. what are you hearing now? >> reporter: they are thought to be the two suspects involved in this incident. i want to tell you that we have new information just into cnn. we're hearing from the brunswick police department that cnn will be exclusively given the 911 tapes from that incident on thursday morning. i want to bring in officer tom rhodes. he's been in front of the media throughout this entire very tragic incident. this 911 tape, what do we expect to hear? >> you'll hear how the c

he or she will be appointed by michigan governor, rick schneider.y will have power of the officials to address detroit's $14 billion plus debt, an assorted financial troubles. detroit will become the tenth city on the list to have an emergency manager. four of them don't have an african-american population. the other six, including detroit do. michigan is foreclosing on the cities, treating them like they have problems. is this how democracy dies? joining me is president of the national action network, michigan chapter. so nice to have you here, reverend. >> thank you very much, dr. perry. we appreciate your journalism. >> let me ask you this. why this assumption detroit's problems are too large to be solved by the city itself? >> you know, dr. perry, we sprung our clocks forward today. but the governor is certainly trying to take us back. democracy is at stake here in detroit. our voting rights are at stake here in detroit. there are many across the state of michigan who wish to take the city of detroit and sell off its assets. i was watching your

long-term debt of $14 billion is about to get an emergency financial manager appointed by governor rick schneideroblems. the emergency manager will have the power to cut spending, sell city assets and throw out contracts. >>> the city of los angeles is using a new tactic to get registered sex offenders out of neighborhoods, building three new parks. california state law bars registered sex offenders from living within 2,000 feet of a park or school. state officials say offenders who live near the new parks will have no choice but to move. more than 80 offenders live near the site of just one of the parks. >> 1! and liftoff of the "falcon 9" rocket and dragon. >> trouble for the international space station, three of the four thrusters hit a glitch. engineers scrambled to fix the problem but now have control of "the dragon." it belongs to the private company, spacex. >>> you have probably seen the video online of what seemed like an amazing rescue, but it turns out one little pig may have been anything but a hero. here is jeanne moos. >> reporter: this is a tale of two rescues. this one's fake and

anthony was the first analyst on the cell side to upgrade and rick schneider, a retail specialist with about two names. they are on opposite ends of the spectrum in terms of year to date performance. is what's happening for best buy real and was it easy to predict when you made your move? >> it's 100% for real. there's no question about it. in best buy you had a company that was $50 billion in sales, the largest brick and mortar consumer electronics retailer but was just behind the times. became a little bit bloated. still was opening stores when they really shouldn't have. and didn't respond to the change in terms of consumers. shifting to ecommerce. you now have a new management team in who has turn around experience and a lot of el vent experience to turn the company around. no question about it. >> it seems like the turn the in the shares began when schulze emerged. people are saying well, it's a good thing that didn't happen. we'll be able to use his expertise and deep knowledge from within. do you agree? >> i agree. the other thing is he is chairman and has two board seats he's u

i'm impressed by governor schneider. >> brian: this is something that you welcome the film industry therenly come in and they've been doing films here before there were subsidies. they'll do them -- because we've beautiful state. but they don't need to be taking money out of our pockets of our businesses and citizens in order to come here. >> brian: i hope you got free tickets because i hear the movie is good. the money is just too much for any state to be handing out. thanks so much. state representative tom mcmillian. >> thank you very much. >> brian: coming up straight ahead in the final hour of this show, the post office is billions of dollars in the hole and cutting saturday delivery. so why are managers at the golf conference right now? they show up late and aren't dressed for success. new research finds young professionals aren't professional at all. are they right? is this study wrong? do you know some 20 somethings that do work hard that want to fire back? right now, on twitter or on-line many cereals say they're good for your heart, but did you know ere's a cereal that's recomme

the republican governor rick schneider is joining us with kevyn orr.hanks very much for joining us. >> great to be with you. >> thanks for inviting us. >> mr. orr, let me start with you. what are you going to do? you have about 18 months to try to get detroit's finances in order. >> wolf, the first thing is make an assessment if i can of enhancing city services to the citizens of detroit. i'm going to sit down with consultants and restructuring team that the governor has in place to try to prioritize what we need to do next based upon the data. >> are you in effect mr. orr the mayor of detroit right now? because they have a mayor dave bing who was on the show about a month or so ago. are you in effect his boss? >> no. the mayor is elected and i am appointed as a creature of state statute. i have certain powers under state law that allow me to transcend some of the duties typically held by a chief executive but the mayor is still the mayor. i think of myself as exactly what the statute says i am, an emergency financial manager. >> if i may emphasize it

joe" explaining his priorities after being named the emergency manager of detroit by governor rick schneiderpose today spending $2 billion to develop new cleaner fuels to. to pay for it he'll divert money from federal oil and natural gas leases over the next ten years. the end goal? to eventually replace petroleum products as the main fuel source for the country's vehicles. he'll make the announcement today at the national laboratory near chicago. >>> a new center report accuses jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon of hiding information from regulators regarding the bank's $6.2 billion loss. also known as the london wales scandal. the committee found jpmorgan ignored internal warnings and misled investors and regulators. yesterday in a statement jpmorgan stood by its previous remarks saying its management team did not intentionally cover up the trades. >>> and samsung revealed its new smartphone yesterday -- >> you get very excited. she hopes it takes apple down. she's got this apple thing and i don't really get it. >> i'm interested in trying the samsung. >> i am, too. >> the galaxy s-4 is viewed addre

schneider of illinois, ms. frankel of florida, mr. connolly of virginia. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does -- for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on h.con.res. 25, currently under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. pursuant to house resolution 122 and rule 18, the chair declares the house in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for the further consideration of house concurrent resolution 25. will the gentleman from washington, mr. hastings, kindly resume the chair. the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for further consideration of house concurrent resolution 25 which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: resolution establishing the budget for the united states government for fiscal year 2014 and setting forth appropriate budgetary levels for fiscal years 2015