do we know, was that shakeup somehow related to clements' murder? >> reporter: well, there's been a lot of speculation that it might be, but we spoke with the department of corrections. they say those types of shakeups happen routinely, moving gang members from one prison to another. we also spoke today with the reverend leon kelley, who works in gang intervention programs here in colorado. he confirmed that these are -- these types of movements are routine. he denies or does not believe that that is what this murder is linked to, but investigators say they are investigating every possibility. they have not ruled that out. >> and members of ebel's family have spoken out. what did they say? >> reporter: well, his father did release a statement, jack ebel, who as we have reported and has been widely acknowledged, is a long-time friend of colorado's governor john hickenlooper. his statement says i am profoundly saddened by the recent events involving my son, evan ebel, and offer my most sincere condolences to all of those individuals and families who h

if you're talking about a real kind of shakeup to the race. it might be the politics that rubio brings with his ethnic immigrant story and his appeal. chris: does he have to have a theme or a meme no counter hillary to say you know what, she's not my cup of tea, let's go with the other guy? >> well, yes, you do have to have a theme. the other buzz word a narrative. don't laugh president o's narrative is what made him -- president obana's narrative is what made him. i think one route forward for the republicans is either ethnic with rubio, generational ethnic or the other extreme is rand paul saying, you know what we want free markets and we want free values. chris: and with that comes the excitement of knowing you're going to lose. goldwater never said he was going to win. 26 million people voted for him and they were permanent recruits. >> they had real success when it's made strong intellectual arguments like goldwater or strong emotional arguments. chris: i used to like those guys. >> we're doing neither particularly well. so if rand can ca

there's some shakeups at "the view." first we learned joy behar is leaving in august, and rumors are flying that this could be the last season for elisabeth hasselbeck. she has been called unpopular for her conservative political views. yesterday on the show barbara walters set the record straight. let's take a look. >> we love elisabeth. i like her personally, and she's a wonderful person. but beyond that we value and appreciate her point of view, it's important to us, because elisabeth helps give the show perspective and balance. and believe me she's tougher than she looks. she has to be, she is here for decades and takes the guff and what we give her. we have no plans for elisabeth to leave the show. >> if you want an endorsement, barbara walters is the person to get it from. they say brooke shields will be the top replacement for joy behar. i believe in bill getty. keep it on track. >> all right. what else? >> we know the boy scouts of america instills values in young american boys. there are over 100 merit badges of

we'll talk about it more on the back story with bill carter, the shakeup. media reporter bill carter author of a fascinating book "the war for late night." thanks for being with us. officially, publicly, nbc is denying this, saying jay leno is still our guy. >> they're not denying anything, particularly. they're denying that there's a timetable to make a change. >> okay. >> they're not denying that jimmy fallon will get "the want to show" at some point in time because that is, in fact, true. >> but behind the scenes, what are they saying about a timetable? >> they're -- i believe they don't have a specific timetable. i don't think they know dates certain when this is going to happen. for one thing they're now building a studio for jimmy fallon in new york which i think is the real news. everybody kind of knew jimmy fallon was going to get "the tonight show" just didn't know when. because jay is 62 and clearly coming to his end of his term of "the tonight show." but moving it to new york to me is remarkable. this thing has been in l.a. for 41 years and comin

a major shakeup at the fcc. we turn to seema mody live at cnbc world headquarters.ood morning. >> very good morning. >>> we start with the markets. major stock indexes posted their biggest losses yesterday. increasing concerns about the ongoing banking saga in cyprus. nasdaq ending lower by 31. s&p 500 losing 13 points. the sec will soon have a new leader at its helm. the current chairman will announce he is stepping down as the head regulator of the top companies. it happens just days after another scc commissioner announced his resignation from the agency. nike stocks, company posting a quarterly profit up some. future demand for shoes and clothing is higher. shares closed up more than 8% in after-hours trading. we will have to watch stock when they open at 9:30 eastern. back to you. >> it is safe to say public reaction to changes proposed to yosemite park is mixed. >>> are they going to start saying, well, we got rid of all this, now, let's start tearing this down. let's get rid of all of this. >> they did a tremendous amount of really good work. >>> standing roo

at today's meeting, cardinals may find out how he will do it, whether pope francis is planning a shakeuphere and how soon. >> he will have to get people who will do what he wants done and will help him to make the changes necessary. >>> a waiting the pope's review, the 300-page vatileaks reports. that report left by pope benedict for only his successor to see. as of this morning, the papal apartment now open worldwide. tomorrow, the pope sits down with the media. thousands of journalists are here. the vatican has invited as many to attend as possible. tracie potts, nbc news. >> thank you, tracie >>> a cybershowdown in the making. is face back getting ready to take on twitter? >>> who is the best boss in america? once considered the top ceo in the nation. it appears apple's tim cook has a little competition this morning from another big name right here in the bay area. >>> a terrifying scene. a man goes on a wild rampage at a home depot. this all caught on tape. the video you just have to see to believe coming up next. >>> welcome back. 4:43. what a beautiful live look outside. folks up a

a big management shakeup at toyota. the biggest change: the appointment of a former gemeral motors executive to its board. also, toyota's u.s. sales chief gets a big promotion. jim lentz will now run the company's north american operations. toyota says it is doing this to give its regional operations more automony. best buy is telling its employees to come on in! the retailer is cutting down on its work-from-home program. yahoo ceo marissa mayer ignited a debate last week when she banned workers at the tech firm from telecommuting. best buy workers must now get approval to work from home. about 4,000 of best buy's employees currently do so. wanna know a great place to work, where you can find peace of mind? work in a hospital. the american psychological association does an annual review of workplaces that provide a high level of mental well-being. on this year's list, of the 4 top places, 3 are in healthcare. hospitals are aware they're full of stress, but they compensate with perks like fexible hours, exercise and medi

a big shakeup for consumers. t-mobile has been a cornerstone for decades. it means that you can now buy a smartphone without paying a hefty contract price up front and you won't be chained to a deal either. it will save consumers thousands of dollars, but there are rules. joining us now is the senior electronic editor. what do you think, yes or no? >> there are good things or maybe not so good things. the good thing is never before have people paid so little for an iphone up front. the other thing is when you have a subsidized phone come every month there is an extra fee that goes towards paying it off. but the big carriers have never taken up the off-season after you fulfill their contracts. >> to let me understand this. i get a phone. i pay it off over time. this is not even the t-mobile deal we are talking about. >> that is right, to keep charging you. we recommend conventional contracts for people to consider getting a new phone. because you are still paying. it's like you pay off your mortgage. gerri: let's talk about the contract. a lot of people are

." >> now on "extra," all new leno's first interview about the "tonight show" shakeup.ave a good day, my friend. >> the rumor he's out-foxing the competition, jumping ship to another network. >> you have to believe others will try and get him. details from his secret late-night meeting with nbc. is the network furious he's biting the hand that feeds him? tiger and lindsey vonn's love match. is it a p.r. ploy to make millions? why does elin's new gofriend possibly have to through a criminal check. chaos.dashian kim k grilled about kris humphries' no show at the divorce deposition and lindsay lohan's worst idea ever? pre-rehab plan to spend a week with charlie sheen. >> in a full gown and stilettos? awkward. >> bachelor sean's ballroom bump he's and, proof positive dance virgin. >> no natural ability whatsoever. extra." >> hey, everyone, welcome to "extra" at the grove, i'm mario lopez. >> and i'm maria menounos. is tiger's new romance with olympian lindsey vonn a to repair hist image? that's coming up. jay leno's secret meeting with we get his first interview about the h

but today, the big shakeups on morning tv. >> matt lauer is revealing why he almost walked away from the "today" show. >> and barbara walters sets the record straight about who's in and who's out on "the view". >> "the view" in their rear-view mirror? >> it's been kind of a crazy rear-view mirror? >> it's been kind of a crazy weekend.

but the proposed shakeup in the medical establishment is ruffling feathers.tors have long been the gatekeepers of medical care and worry about patient safety under the plan. >> the concern would be that they have adequate training and experience for exactly the kind of patients they are seeing and if they are not adequately trained they might miss something. >> cindy liked being treated by a nurse practitioner and supports the idea of giving other staff more responsibilities. >> i really like them. they were just like having a doctor but they would talk a lot about my pain and i had many epidurals for my spinal cord. >> the california medical association would rather see the state give more money to uc riverside medical school and eastbound and the loan repay program for graduates that take patients in rural areas. but neither will kick in by january when the health reform takes effect. they are looking to fund more resident slots in california hospitals. residents can see an average of 600 patients during his or her training. nannette miranda, abc 7 news. >>

you know, what this means is a shakeup.n the cab space after a 14-year hiatus, and also, there's a board shakeup. he'll take a spot on the board in charter, not seizing control of the company, but you'll see more happening. >> would love to discuss the target of some of the acquisitions. >> that's right. >> that would be great. >> yeah, sure, sure. >> breaking news, oil closing down $1.58, bringing it to $92.16 a barrel. today's loss, 1.7%, snapping three straight days of gains. blame cypress. ready to retire, like, now, you mean? i could be ready now. if you don't think you have enough money to enjoy the golden years, you are not alone of the the results of a new survey next. >> and bankrupt pfg best looking to pay back some of the clients auctioning off the office furnishings and more, not auctions off jeff flock, though. >> i'm at the desk, would you like to buy it? would you like his gold plated scotch tape dispenser? they can be yours. i'll explain how when we come back. stay tuned. ♪ [ male announcer ] this is joe woo

." >> bill: the republican party says we need a shakeup. yeah, they need more than a shakeup.need a whole new plan a whole new message, a whole new set of policies. what do you say, good morning, everybody. great to see you this morning. it is tuesday. here we go. tuesday march 19th. hope you are ready to travel with us for the next three hours across the political landscape here in our nation's capitol around the country and ash the globe c and we'll take a quick stop at all of the highlights of the day. we'll talk about them, and we will take your calls, take your comments, your calls of course at 866-55-press. that's the toll free number. your comments on twitter at @bpshow and your comments on facebook at facebook/billpressshow. big day in rome where pope francis as we speak is celebrating his installation mass with the leaders of i think 132 different countries. the vice president of the united states is there with a congressional delegation -- or u.s. delegation that includes nancy pelosi. here in our nation's capitol, president obama getting ready for a delayed st. patr

. >>> a shakeup at the top of groupon. this caught the people by surprise. want to check in with our "business and tech" reporter, scott budman. >> reporter: we're talking about groupon. even with the sinking stock price and concerns about its relevancy, it's rare to see a founder thrown overboard. but groupon's andrew mason says he was fired. groupon has been struggling since its ipo. the daily discount company says it will look for a new chief executive. >>> better news from the gap. the blue jean pioneer reporting earnings this afternoon with all sorts of thing investors like to see. higher sales and a rise in the dividend it will pay shareholders. gap stock higher in after-hours trading. >>> a milestone for the marriage of technology and education. itunes u, the apple offering that lets you download educational content hit its one billionth download. stanford university alone which lets you get lectures and other course materials accounted for 0 million of the downloads pie itself. >>> looking ahead to tomorrow, spacex run by eland musk plans to launch i

three years ago a big tonight show shakeup caused a nightmare when jay leno and conan o'brien took overtually took back the job. you remember all of that. in his recent monologues leno has been bashing nbc weak prime time ratings. network executives have reportedly asked him to tone it down. a lot of talk lately about red lines over syria and iran. today, the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu showed president obama a real red line. the moment he stepped off the plane. that's next. hunger creeping up on you ? stash a ritz crackerfuls. made with real cheese and whole grain. don't get caught hungry. ritz crackerfuls. if youthen this willbrids arbe a nice surprise. meet the 5-passenger ford c-max hybrid. c-max come. c-max go. c-max give a ride to everyone it knows. c max has more passenger volume than competitor prius v and we haven't even mentioned... c-max also gets better mpg. say hi to the super fuel efficient ford c-max hybrid. today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how

think he's also a man who will get a real grip on the machinery here in rome and i suspect some shakeupsoo distant future. >> interesting. you know a lot of people have wondered why he chose the name francis. and he explained that. >> reporter: he did. he was known in buenos aires as the jesuit who lives like a francescan. the founder of the order was inspired by francis assisi who is the most popular saint in history. also a great patron of italy. it's a way to bind the bishop of rome, pope francis, to the italian people that he serves. >> i know investiture is scheduled for tuesday. how about his meeting with pope benedict. it was rescheduled. do you know why? >> reporter: he tried to call the former pope from the room of tears outside of the sistine chapel right after the election and the call couldn't get through because of all the jamming equipment that was in place to prevent spying on the conclave. >> that's an interesting nugget. makes sense. let's face it it is rather interesting to be able to talk to the former pope. that never happens. anyway, we're glad to talk with you. we'l

it was such a shakeup, i don't think it's temporary. it's so shocking, people in the inner city are dealing with gun violence every day. but newtown shocked the conscience, aurora did as well. newtown, especially so because it was kids. if we can't get gun control now, i would think we probably can't get it at all. >> what's a hopeful sign for the future of gun safety? the fact that chris christie and shaquille o'neal were together, that's the photo. which is incredible even regardless of the fact that they're talking about gun buy-back programs. the height differential is massive-o, a lot to be said about that photo. it's heartening, we're still talking about it. >> and christie has been getting a lot of trouble from his right about his moderate position on gun issues, that's when they didn't invite him to cpac. people talk about medicaid expansion and the hug with president obama, but people at cpac talked about was the gun control issue, he's too far off the reservation about that. i think it's a sign that if you're a governor of a b

major shakeups. elizabeth hassleback is leaving the show.released joy behar's would be leaving the show at the end of this year. >>gretchen: taking aspirin regularly may help protect women from deadly skin cancer. a study found these women were 20% less likely to develop melanoma. researchers say aspirin decreases inflammation which may develop cancer. >>steve: this arizona couple hit it big with the lottery twice. diane and kerry carmichael won in 1995. they got $2.5 million. last week they won another $1 million from the power ball. the carmichaels say they always knew they would win again. >> it was exciting because it was my ticket his time. the first time it was his ticket. so i got the thrill of saying i won, you know. >>steve: lightning does strike twice. this win comes just in time. the payments from their first win will stop next year. >>gretchen: they're pretty lucky people, rights eric? >>eric: you know who else is lucky? tiger woods is. he went way off round in the cadillac championship, hitting the ball off into the trees but no

laugh ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> still to come on "today," big shakeupsg to "the view." who may be on the way out. >>> plus, victoria's secret. is the lingerie chain pushing the envelope by marketing to young teenagers, even tweens? first, these messages. >>> good morning, looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza all clear as far as one can see. how long will it last? anthony slaughter has a look at the forecast and i'm guessing it's going to be a while before we see any rain. >> no rain in the seven-day forecast this week. we are starting off on a mild note, temperatures in the 40s. there are inland valleys in the 30s but notice in your day planner warm sunshine inland close to 70 degrees. yesterday we were in the lower 60s so it's 46 right now in san jose, 41 in livermore, 46 in san francisco, the cold spot in the north bay in the 30s. this weekend widespread 70s and high pollen levels and the air quality will suffer but 70s across the board so we'll start to feel very much like spring. today 69 in gilroy, 64 in san jose, 60 in san francisco and 66 in

>>> plus, late night shakeup. >> before we get started, i have to talk about the rumors today. >> will "the tonight show" get a new host? >> the rumors are true. nbc is turning "the tonight show" into diving competition. >> you're live in the cnn newsroom. good morning, thank you so much for being with me. i'm carol costello. we begin this morning in israel. rockets fly, a cease-fire wobbles and president obama's visit highlights the enormous challenges of trying to broker a peace deal. president obama wrapped up the meeting with mahmoud abbas, president of the palestinian authority. and the palestinians blamed for the latest tension. two rockets fired from gaza scratch into southern israel. no injuries, but still dealing a below to obama's push for israeli, palestinian peace talks. sara sidener in ramallah where this morning's meeting was held. tell us more about it, sara. >> reporter: let's be clear, when you say palestinians are responsible for the latest break, we are talking about gaza as opposed to the west bank. we need to be very clear about that. the palestinian authority is i

jon: fox news alert, people in mexico city getting a shakeup this morning. 5.5 earthquake causing buildings to sway, sending thousands of people out into the street as alarms sounded. a second smaller quake shaking the region a few minutes later. scientists say it was centered about 30 miles south of the capitol along the pacific coast. mexico city's soft soil makes it especially sensitive to distant earthquakes, but the city's mayor says no damage is reported. we will bring you any video as soon as we get it. >> reporter: we are here in the control room brand-new stories coming your way for a brand-new however "happening now." more missile tests out of north korea. here is what is new this time the nuclear nation is naming specific u.s. targets for an attack. we'll tell you who is in north korea's crosshairs. also amanda knox not having a very good day, the young seattle woman acquitted in a sensational murder trial in italy has been ordered to face trial there again. could she end up back in an italian prison? our legal experts weigh in. tkpwed ready for a

jon: have you heard about the reported late-night comedy shakeup coming to nbc.ics are saying about the possible changing of the guard. is jay leno's humor to blame? is he too conservative? our news watch panel weighs in next.plus, tarzan, or pga super? that is the question after this unbelievable shot over the weekend. the amazing details just ahead. when you have diabetes... your doctor will say get smart about your weight. that's why there's glucerna hunger smart shakes. they have carb steady, with carbs that digest slowly to help minimize blood sugar spikes. [ male announcer ] glucerna hunger smart. a smart way to help manage hunger and diabetes. jon: our big changes coming to nbc's late night line up? despite wide appeal among middle americans and his dominance in the ratings network executives are getting ready to replace tonight show host jay leno. with emerging star jimmy fallon. many critics say jimmy fallon will be less likely to give politicians from both sides of the aisle a fair shake. warner todd houston from breitbart.com wrorbgs he leno has been m

>>> a shakeup for same-store sales, macy's, target and kohl's, giving the axe. the hits and misses in a moment. >>> the final countdown, three hours' time, facebook will host its media event it is expected to unveil a revamped news feed. all right showcase be enough to propel shares even higher? >>> right into retail now. february chain store sales up 3.8%, excluding drug stores and the gap, according to thompson reuters. 13 retailers reporting february sales this week, we should note, nice beats from limited and costco. what is the overall trend we are seeing here in these numbers, dana? >> overall, the business improved as the month went on, certainly into the month of march also. the weather was an impact. delay in tax refunds was an impact. fortunately, february is the smallest month of the first quarter. >> so there's no sort of indication whether there's momentum going into march? >>> it got better in the month of march did. it pick up dramatically? no, it didn't pick up dramatically. we need to see the consumer, there is momentum that needs to be gained.

. >> tucker: maybe they need a shakeup like they do on "american idol" bring in new blood. >> alisyn:any of this. we don't know if it's true. >> tucker: dunham would stay clothed, right? >> alisyn: i don't know it seems hard for her to keep other clothing on. >> tucker: i would want it in writing. >> clayton: reverse for brook shields. >> alisyn: a new york congressman is calling for extensive security review at new york liberty international airport in wake of a shocking report that an undercover tsa agent got through two security checkpoints with a bomb in his pants. all part of a test by the agency. but republican peter king says he wants a top-to-bottom review of the troubled new jersey airport. we need more bottom reviews. security expert says these things happen all the time. they are just not made public. >> do things get through? is it something that something could get in? absolutely. does t.s.a. constantly trying to make it better? constantly test themselves and encourage outside agencies to test them? they do. >> alisyn: tsa would not confirm the details of the operation bu