we have the expeditionary wing we have got the bill skinner's -- mule skinners.have the task force in the house. >> these guys seem fired up even though it is close to 5:00 a.m. >> you can walks right here at 730 p.m. >> it is worth waking up for. it felt like summer today. >> in the 80's. 15 to 20 degrees warmer. we will be close to summer in some spots. this is the first day in may. it has been a steady progression of clouds over the city. that is the evening review. we will call at parlay cloudy and warm to the evening. partly cloudy and mild overnight. tomorrow, maybe a couple of showers. we could use some rain. in the moderate range for tree pollen. a light breeze out of the northwest. 83 at reagan national airport. that is the story across most of the area or 80's. a bit cooler to the north. in new england, it is chilly. in the south and west is very warm. a frontal system is coming through. cooler weather coming but the strength of the warm air mass is we will stay on the warm side of things for several days to come. high pressure will be developing. check

. >>> one of the president's top opponents will be in silicon valley, house speaker john skinner takes place at a republican fund-raiser in woodside. dan lundgren will co-host the event mitt romney on the verge of clenching republican nomination for president, he had primary wins in kentucky and arkansas. is expected to reach the number of delegates needed when texas hold its primary. he'll allied plans to improve education while in washington. the credit he trails president obama by 47% to 43%. >>> it will be a beautiful day today >>> a little windy out there, but your clothes. it should be a decent day been outside will see a whole lot of sunshine. some cloudy skies towards the coast a patch of fog sliding just inside the bay. a gentle breeze now temperatures running into the '50s a blustery day towards the coast line, the winds will be howling out towards the beaches again, sunday but a bit on the windy side. maybe some low 80's the warmer spots inland. '50s and '60s on the coast. >>> here's alive look at the bay bridge toll plaza a report of a stalled near treasure island but will

and when skinner in january asked about the inquirery he responded by calling him a dinosaur, skinner a dinosaur since he's like 80 years old. this week, another thing hit the internet that caused a bit of a fire storm. when he told him, when skinner asked about his culture secretary who's involved with the murdoch empire, he told him that he ought to take his old age pension. he wouldn't even answer the question. is this kind of smart alec kind of comments like that, especially when he attacks old people, do you think that has upset the british people? and one other quick comment -- the lady who called who said that she totally adores fox news. this is one of the problems in our country when we have people like that, millions who think that everything that one network does or one party does is totally right and everything that someone else is wrong. that kind of absolutism is what is really hurting our country from people like her. thank you. host: roy, thanks for the call. i know that the viewer said rachel myrrh docks, of course she meant rachel mad dow, the host of the msnbc progr

dennis skinner, the veteran labor mp who specializes in quips on state opening day.is comment today about diamond jubilee year and double-dip recession did provoke i think some irritation there on the bench's opposite. procession is under way. final adjustments to mr. speaker's gown, walking with black rod. parliamently clerks, and we have david cameron and ed miliband, the labor leader. first we've seen of him today. george osborne, teresa ray, and other senior parliamentary figures, ian duncan smith just leaving, harriet harmon, the deputy leader there. always interesting to watch body language. >> it's awkward having to do it on camera. of course they do have meetings, briefing each other on matters of security. it's always quite fun to see whether they can keep a smile. in recent weeks they have not looked a lot like they like each other. >> no. sometimes it's more convincing than at other times. so we've seen lots of members of the cabinet and the opposition front bench on their way in. a bit of a scrum. and rachel, you're watching this with me as well. from the

this is from a paper done by skinner and they classified using another study from somebody else, they classified different kinds of treatment according to their cost effectiveness and their cost. and you can see the way they did the classification, and i'm sure anybody could have ample reasons to argue one way or another on any specific intervention but i think the overall sort of pattern here is interesting, that effective low-cost treatments were, according to them, accountable for more than half of the mortality decline due to coronary disease between 1980 and 2000. of course they didn't have the guts to say that anything was actually not cost effective but less cost effective and probably there wasn't anything that wasn't effective in a sense and the word "cost" i think is probably an issue here. you can see that according to their categorization, the more aggressive treatments, constituents, cardiac rehab, they're much more expensive than aspirin, for example, that they account for maybe 19% of the mortality decline. you want to be a little careful about this kind of display beca

snobs are there to be seen on the tory ventures in particular i call it millionaire's row dennis skinner's an m.p. who would once have been seen as pure traditional british labor party stock the son of a miner and an ex miner himself he came up through the ranks became a trade union leader a counsellor and then a labor party m.p. in one thousand nine hundred seventy it's a route into politics that's become almost obsolete replaced by a career path through top universities into special advisor posts and from there into ministerial jobs that's how ed miliband the leader of the party in which that core support base was once the working classes got his job you have the labor party quite detached at times from ordinary working class voters and the impact of both political parties. being slightly out of touch with ordinary working class voters. working class people. in the elections it's easy to see why sixty percent of today's captain it went to feed paying schools compared with just seven percent of the total population thirty years ago forty percent of labor m.p.'s came for a manual or cleric

course as a christian video the qur'an burney the massacre of sixteen civilians and then last month skinner was the photograph of soldiers with the dismembered says every month this year there's been a new scandal. so makes clear that there is a miss this is a situation is unsustainable. u.s. troops are not the solution to your problems have you noticed and i think the withdrawal of u.s. troops is parentless you for having a more of a more relationship between the united states and afghanistan i think when the us troops come out and there's every prospect of having you know cordial relations between the two countries look at the relationship between the united states in iraq today record relations it's not as not friction between the united states and iraq to the immediate you're in the relationship has been room there to be the presence of tens of thousands of u.s. troops all right we have to leave it there robert naiman policy director for just foreign policy thanks very much for your insight. back with a summary of our main news stories in about ten minutes next though occupy wall street

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skinner. crazy notion where he actually raised his daughter in a box. and said the parents should not interact with a but isn't it pretty much i mean the worldwide average the mean for the number of years that parents breastfeed their children is three and a half years and and in some countries forty or so that's it's apparently not that abnormal and it soon is like what you're describing is the way aboriginal people interact with their children indigenous people interact with their children probably the way humans interact with their children for the hundred sixty five thousand years we've been running around this planet why isn't controversy over exactly right time and i think you know a great way to define a pick attachment parenting is if you were somewhere isolated whether it's a desert. i landed in the middle of the jungle or desert somewhere and you didn't have grandparents and mother in law is telling you how to raise your kids you would probably do things by your instinct you know if your baby was crying that you would pick them up if they seem

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skinner.us look to the hills this morning, our brothers and sisters. oh sovereign god of the universe and creator of all that live, god we greet you this morning with praise on our lips and thanksgiving in our hearts for another day to acknowledge your awesome power, your excellent greatness and your matchless love. god, there are no words this morning to express our gratitude for your keeping power over our lives and our families and our work. for even when we moved in ways that offended you, god, you still sent jesus to die in our place, giving us the authority this morning to come boldly to your thrown of grace to seek the help and mercy in time of need. god, today the conference of national black churches needs your grace and mercy for the healing of our people, the building of communities and the empowering of those left on the back roads of life. this morning, lord, we feel a special gratitude for the many heads of historically african-american demom nations and mainline churches who are

. >> he did discuss the b sky b with james murdoch as director of brook skinner. if there is nothing to hide, he felt unable last july when it was just him. it came to members of this home. >> what i was always said i have not had any inappropriate conversation about this issue, and, indeed, i haven't. but clearly the important in the context of this inquiry to record everything you possibly can, and what i record, the embarrassing situation that we were in when the minister and the government said that they were trying to destroy a media company. it was perfectly appropriate for me to say that that was not correct or appropriate, and these things would be dealt with properly in the future. i feel it was a thoroughly responsible thing to say. >> how thwithout seeing the texd e-mails that pass through through. >> my friend actually put her finger on it. the fact is he doesn't want to wait for the evidence. he doesn't want to wait for the n. he saw a passing bandwagon, and he jumped on board it. that's what happened. >> the prime minister seriously disputing that th

this is from a paper done by skinner and they classified using another study from somebody else, they classified different kinds of treatment according to their cost effectiveness and their cost. and you can see the way they did the classification, and i'm sure anybody could have ample reasons to argue one way or another on any specific intervention but i think the overall sort of pattern here is interesting, that effective low-cost treatments were, according to them, accountable for more than half of the mortality decline due to coronary disease between 1980 and 2000. of course they didn't have the guts to say that anything was actually not cost effective but less cost effective and probably there wasn't anything that wasn't effective in a sense and the word "cost" i think is probably an issue here. you can see that according to their categorization, the more aggressive treatments, constituents, cardiac rehab, they're much more expensive than aspirin, for example, that they account for maybe 19% of the mortality decline. you want to be a little careful about this kind of display beca

and jim skinner had been on "mad money" several times. just a fabulous ceo retiring.ut i would warn people before they decide to listen to skinner, each iteration of ceo that this company has come up with has been okay. do i want to throw away mcdonds? i do prefer chipotle. >> great. at the same time, if we are in for a period of volatility, we want to stick with these tried and trues, the blue chips. even if they arehey ust sort of muddling through. maybe they're better off. >> i think that both home depot and mcdonalds have been fabulous and returning money to sha shareholders. they were returning money to share holgders. holders. it's not a good thing to go away from those companies when they get hit. it's a good thing to go towards those companies. >> let's talk about groupon shares. we are going to see a pretty good jump today. a better-than-expected growth. the web site also issuing upbeat revenue guidance for the current quarter. groupon is still trading well below at twenty bucks a share as accounting issues have taken a toll. and this is a show-me sort of qua

dennis skinner. >> now that his dash to his election greece for the need of growth and we need a littlebit in spain, so he says, and also in the eurozone, for the sake of clarity, can we get to the bottom of this growth here? repeat these words after me. i'm going to drop the austerity plan and go for growth in britain. >> i'm afraid i don't agree. i don't agree with the honorable gentleman. i deeply regret, as well as individual with them, was a bit more sharp than it should've been and i accept my dash the i hope he accepts my apology for that. is a tremendous gentleman to the south and always remains. i don't agree with him because i think is deficit reduction plan is desert to deliver the low interest rates we need that is essential for growth. i to make this point again. when this government can't about our industry is witnessing a spin. today ours is less than 2% of those are over 6% to one reason is because we have a credible fiscal policy. >> could my right honorable friend give the house and assurance that while he is prime minister, this country will never ever join the euro?

are cancer patient chris rumble, ho made the video and put it on youtube, along with nurse brittany skinner. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> chris, want to start with you. how did you get the idea for this? >> it all started with my hockey team. they made a video for me when i was in the hospital and i needed to fire something back. so i rallied the teammates i had in the vicinity and the rest is history. >> part of that history is what kelly clarkson had to say to you. let's take a listen. >> hey, what's up to the seattle children's hospital, kiddos and staff as well involved in that video for "stronger." that was so amazing. >> how amazing was that to have kelly clarkson, the singer of your song respond? >> well, that was the be all for us is once kelly clarkson caught wind, we were done. now we're on cbs and giving you an extra peek. >> well, we certainly appreciate it. brittany, i want to go behind the scenes here. what was it like to actually shoot the video? >> it was amazing. it was great to see chris interact with the kids, how excited they were. he started working with them and talk