seriously don't. >> i must. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: stacey! stacey! stacey! that's not ours!ips. >> ew. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know, instead of potato chips, a healthy alternative is kale chips. >> both: gross! >> not gross! [ laughter ] in fact, i brought some with me. you both should try one. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so green. [ light laughter ] ew, pretty good. >> ew. >> and the best part is they're high in omega-3 fatty acids. >> both: omega-3 fatty acids? [ laughter ] never heard of them. >> jimmy: all right. that's all the time we have on "ew." i want to thank first lady michelle obama for joining us today. [ cheers and applause ] tune in next time when my younger brother, spencer, burps the alphabet. ew! >> ewww! >> eww! ♪ >> jimmy: i guess i can kind of see the resemblance there. anyway, stick around. we'll be right back with the first lady, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working dea

thank you. >> good luck, stacey. >> all right, thanks a lot.ou ready for another 45 years. >> yeah. >> here's your ring. >> yeah, that's right. it's over with! it's definitely over. yep! stayed with me every step of the way. wowie. >> it's nice. >> it's nice. it's real nice. freedom. fresh air. a lot different than the air in there, believe it or not. >> in recent years, anamosa has withstood serious overcrowding while the population has become older with longer sentences. its survival is dependent on its ability to meet challenges and its ever-changing role in history. that's our report. thanks for watching. i'm john seigenthaler >>> on "meet the press" this morning, a developing story. president obama has reacted strongly to another racial flash point in this country. >> when ignorant folks want to advertise their ignorance, you don't really have to do anything. you just let them talk. >> the president talking this morning about those racist comments allegedly made by the owner of the los angeles clippers basketball team. this morning i'll sp

. >> stay -- stacey dash will respond to the gender pay gap claim. "hannity" starts right here, right now. >>> welcome to "hannity" the scandals targeting conservatives is far from over because tomorrow the house oversight committee will vote to hold louis learner in contempt of congress. they voted to ask the justice department to consider criminal prosecution against lois learner so things are not looking good for the disgraced irs official. in a moment, i'll be joined by senator rand paul, but first i want to go over the timeline of deceit. i contend this administration lies to us on a regular basis. we don't have answers about the fast and furious sandal. we have agents that died, other people in mexico died. no answers. then you can go to the lies about benghazi. it wasn't spontaneous and no youtube video responsible for that. we didn't get the truth. you didn't get to keep your doctor, plan and most americans aren't saving $2500 a year. >> it's march of 2010 the targeting begins. we go to june 29th, 2011. that's when lois learner learned her gr

lydia should play with stacey more often. lydia struggled eay on the fourth. can't get it on the green. she would bogey, but 33 of the last 4 on the front side. she had a two-shot lead until the 16. stacey lose, she is 10 under. lewis birdied to 18. lydia needed that five foot birdie to win. lydia coe turns 17 this week, claims her third career lpga title, winning 270 large. and talk about playing with stacy lewis. >> when i see her play, it makes me feel like i need to play good to kind of keep up with her. you know, she is such a great player. and i admire her. and she is just a great player. some day i want to become a great player just like her. >> a great week out of lake merced. congratulations to lydia. they'll be back next year. we'll go one-on-one with steph curry on abc 7. >> look forward to it. thank you. >>> up next on abc 7 news at 9:00, it's been a good run. but you're no longer the box office champ. find out what was strong enough to take over the top spot this weekend. >>> and watch abc is now available to bay area dish customers who want to wa

stacey butler reports a woman woke up in the morgue, then froze to death. >> this is one of the most agregous cases you will ever see. >> reporter: placed in a body bag while still alive. >> this case keeping me awake at night. >> reporter: marie de jesus' family says she was put in the morgue alive. the family's attorney says the court documents paint a haunting picture of the 80-year- old grandmother's final moments. an expert hired by the family saying she was alive in the hospital's freezer. eventually woke up due to extreme cold and damaged her face and turned herself face down in her struggle. she froze to death. then the employees found her, makeup couldn't cover her broken nose and self-inflicted facial injuries. in a 27 page statement, an expert witness say she was found with a body bag approximately halfway open, consistent with her struggling to get out. her family initially sued for mishandling her disceased body. but when her expert said the injuries couldn't handle after death and she died not of a heart attack, but of hypothermia, they filed a new suit for wrongful dea

as stacey butler reports, a woman apparently woke up in the morgue and then froze to death. >> this is one of the most egregious cases you will ever see. >> reporter: placed in a body bag while still alive. >> this case keeps me awake at night. >> reporter: maria's family is suing white memorial medical center in boyle heights claiming she was prematurely declared dead and put in the morgue alive. >> the mortuary found her upside-down in the body bag which told the expert that she was fighting her way out. >> reporter: the family's attorney says the court documents paint a haunting picture of the 80-year-old grandmother's final moments. an expert hired by the family told a judge arroyo was actually alive in the hospital's freezer eventually woke up due to extreme cold and damaged her face and turned herself face down as she struggled. in other words, she ultimately froze to death. the lawyer says when the mortuary employees found her, makeup couldn't cover her broken nose and self-inflicted facial injuries. in a 27 page statement an expert witness said arroyo was found with a body bag

. >> okay, tell me about stacey. >> well, me and stacey met up. his story had more than a few holes. osmanovic wasn't sure of stacey's last name. he didn't have her phone number or her address. >> he's a character, what can i tell you. he's like i did none of that. by the end of the day i'm walking out here. >> in addition, osmanovic said he saw quinn's picture in the media and he didn't know her. >> did you recognize her? >> sir, i mean she looks like a blonde chick. >> he didn't look at that picture and say i don't know this woman. >> sir, she doesn't look like anybody that i know. >> but the atmosphere quickly changed when cole brought in a photo of quinn gray. >> we've already been to the publix. you know why? because this woman brought us there. >> okay. so what did i do? >> she is saying that you abducted her. >> i abducted her? >> yes, sir. i have more than enough evidence to charge you based on her word. >> and then the detective started to apply pressure to osmanovic. >> and for you to say that you don't even know her concerns me greatly,

have a great weekend, stacey widlitz. >>> here's a simple question. is miami the next monaco?t frank is here now to explain why once again the crane is the state bird of south there are. >> i was there in miami yesterday. it really is. it's kind of far-fetched, but they both have soaring real estate prices. they both have a lot of super-rich residents and lots of good tax benefits. they usually go together. now, the average price for miami real estate was up 19% in the quarter from a year ago. the median price is now $244,000. that's the highest since 2008. but it's really the super rich that are transforming miami. prices for luxury homes, that's the top 10% of sales, they were up 34% in the quarter to $2.7 million. it's miami beach, those greatga islands, they've become magnets to the super reach. they like their privacy. let's check some out. this three-bedroom condo sold for $8.4 million. that's about $2,800 per square foot. now, this condo we're going to show you now is at the jade ocean. that sold for $7 million. it's a more affordable $1,000 per square foot. but if you'

. >> hello supervisors i'm stacey i'm ceo of power tree services and a member of the energy storage lions that's been responsible for energy sufficiencies and laws being passed. we also have a why could you over a medical what the of apartment solar here in san francisco and we're currently constructing across 68 building an intrartd solar storage and electric vehicle charging network. our focus group i want to highlight that clean energy one hundred percent clean energy that boost the deposition of electric vehicles when facing not having clean energy. also in san francisco 2/3rd's residual in apartments there's an economic and justice case to the tax benefits and incentives and that clean energy into apartment buildings is something currently not educational to the vast majority of san franciscans. as a 50-year residents i contest the importance of reaching the apartments on anything we want to do. so i really encourage the clean power 70 program as a key way to reach that population and also there are key benefits in purchasing greater than penetration of car vehicles in clean power sf

for the first team stacey tisdale is questioning whether to cross back, knowing it will mean more gaol time. migrants come to places like this throughout the day looking for basic services - showers, to make phone calls or eat a mill. other than the extremely basic things they are giving, they are not given much support here to start obvious. >> they need help. he asks to borrow a phone. nearly out of money, he calls his sister in the u.s. she wired him $100, just enough for a short trip to the coast, where he's heard there's more jobs than in the city. >> i don't want to do gaol. >> unsure where he'll end up, he dreams of being allowed to go home, a dream he knows may never come true. >> weibo, china's version of facebook and twitter, is set to go public on the nasdaq stock exchange. the beijing based site was launched five years ago and is estimated to have attracted more than 500 million users. the company's revenue almost tripled last year. jeremy is the director of a research firm that tracks chinese media, and says this is an odd time for weibo to go public. >> in 2011 and "12, w

fourth ranked player facing the third ranked player stacey lewis. lewis leaving the field with under par. up ahead, more reaction to donald sterling. and, giants, tim lincecum. i've seen him in better moods but it worked out. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, weighed in on the clippers owner... " " tim linc >> reactions have been pouring in on donald sterling's racist comments. charles barkley weighed? >> if somebody wants to be racist, that's their thing. but when you are in a position of power and you can take jobs and economic opportunity from people, that's what crosses the line. but we cannot have an nba owner discriminating against a league that, we are a black leggiero knee. we are a black league. i would say 80% of our players are black. >> back home, tim lincecum, happy? no. cleveland knocked him out of the fifth. his offense picked him up. four runs, fifth inning capped by hunter pence. two runners come in to score and the giants led 4-3. if it wasn't enough? boom. that is buster posey in the 6th inning deep away and john, his sixth of the year and the

stacey was traveling with her son four years ago with breast milk. tsa officers refused to provide alternative security screenings for the bottles. instead the officers wanted her to push them through the x-ray and harassed her when she refused. she says the settlement is a victory for all nursing mothers. >> the harassment i experienced that day and the lack of knowledge from some of those tsa agents, uhm, just was unacceptable. >> the proposed settlement requires the tsa to clarify its procedures, retrain officers and update the agency's website to better guide breast-feeding mothers. the tsa says it isn't commenting since the proposed settlement hasn't been finalized. >>> it's lunchtime. tony and stephanie tantillo show us how to make savory sides with chicken. >> if you love onions, spring onions are wonderful especially what yukon gold potatoes. >> chicken stock, olive oil, spring onions, yukon gold potatoes. >> grilled chicken put it in when it's done and reduce it with chicken stock about 50%. >> we didn't want the chicken to get too rubbery s

one shot back of the leader stacey lewis. cohl just 17 years old. shot of the day.a matthew on 13. it is big feathers. round three tomorrow, we'll be back. ,,,,,,,,,, i think i want french toast. perfect timing. right now you can build your own. girl: sweet! make mine with the seven-grain bread with strawberries -- oh, no, wait, bananas. ooh, and glazed pecans! whoa, i get to choose my own sauces? better hurry, beautiful, it's not going to be around for that long. [ding] welcome to denny's. >> the rain, temperatures in the 50s , have you a little down today? don't worry, 80s next week. 80s inland. 70s near the bay. a little shower activity in the morning. >> all right, look forward to that. david letterman is next. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now the eighth wonder of the world, david letterman. captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs ( band playing "late

she's in second place. 9 under par chasing stacey lewis. and cobo shot 4 under 68 but lewis leads by one at 10 under par. lewis and coin the final group tomorrow in -- co in the final group tomorrow in daly city. >>> nhl playoffs, this is big time. san jose sharks game five tonight just moments away. another opportunity to eliminate the l. a. kings. now with the 3-1 series lead. a chance to send their so-cal rivals to early summer vacation. odds are in their favor. and their two games at home they've outscored the kings a combined 13-5. one big advantage that loud crowd at s. a. p. center. >> we didn't play a full 60 minutes the way we wanted to. we played pretty well in the third period there. so hopefully build off of that. and play well at home again. that's always exciting coming home and with our fans are going to be excited. it's going to be loud and here. so -- >> we're going into the cage. >> you like that? >> pardon? >> do you like that? >> changes are a good thing. [ laughter ] >> yeah thank you coach. >>> chiara the cats' 6'9" an

one shot back of the leader stacey lewis. cohl just 17 years old. shot of the day.on 13. it is ,,,,,, ,, >> the rain, temperatures in the 50s , have you a little down today? don't worry, 80s next week. 80s inland. 70s near the bay. a little shower activity in the morning. >> all right, look forward to that. david letterman is next. ,,,, female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event is ending soon. get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort; even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, free set-up and free removal of your old mattress, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. but hurry, sleep train's interest free for 3 event, is ending soon. ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> the following program is sponsored by operation smile. >> every year, hundreds of thousands of children are born with cleft lip and or cleft palate. >> dr. bill magee: why should any child anywhere on this planet have to live a life of misery? >> kathy majette: a lot of people think that children that

your cats to rest and to disband a ukrainian boy that maple across the board or any time now and stacey it that's dead. tonight's heats to air war and people i talk until it seemed too you know it gets more and more depressed read since they told me that they think that ukraine eat more international help in financial support and that they think that the european union heads being too soft on the rash has so far alexander from them and thanks for joining us from kiev. what political correspondent emma could enjoy the snow in studio taylor coleridge and temperatures accuses the osce mission of finding what were they doing on the grounds they were accused of spying because they had not switched to sit the kids checkpoints the times and they are full cost of the ministry verification mission so they were doing exactly that all of which is to provide some clarity and transparency when and if ministry situations on the grounds it is not key as the current me all the claims and counter claims of truth movement's and they provide these reports to all with the participating states and that incl

it replaces the injured suzanne pedersen who took over the number four spot right under stacey will lift him up argentine who came in at fourth and sweet spirits kept her top ranking for the fifty fifth week in a row. and moving on new construction for the twenty eighteen winter games income tax is set to begin next month and the international olympic committee delegation in these here in korea forty three d meeting with the organizing committee here to finalize the preparation plants will also inspect the site for the venue is sprawled out across town and nearby convent income legal process. meanwhile the international skating union has tweaked its figure skating judging criteria for the upcoming season. most striking change can be seen in scoring shots it some space value will drop to seventy percent for an hour or two fifty percent for partially rotated spins the kick off the edge of woods and what's this will be scrutinized as well. it's being seen as a direct response to the figure skating controversy and varied tearing the sochi winter games. and sticking to the world cup south kor

cole who celebrated her seventeenth birthday just days ago held off world number three stacey will waste the finish at twelve under par. she won two previous events on this to work back to back victories at the cn canadian women's open. but they came as a manager and maybe that doesn't get too far on these liverpool's police warrant has been named the professional footballers association player of the year. the twenty seven year old or dwyane was chosen as the premier league's top player this season by his peers three redemption after his reputation took a hit for biting and opponents last season. however comes after his team's two nil loss to chelsea which put a dent in their title hopes with two fixtures remaining. and coming full circle and with a look at the current standings in the candy aisle and looking at the top of the border next to me that first for yet another week despite losing their series to come home to one tenth the end as it remains steady at second and third wall to the decline due to the top four. and looking at the rest of the chart on the phone when seven of their

the original punishment against stacey dean rambold was widely criticized as being too lenient. the judge saying that the victim was partially responsible for the rape saying she was older than they are chronological age. the victim later committed suicide. >>> in illinois the manufacturer had broken the law by marketing light and low-tar cigarettes as safer than others. the verdict was thrown out. but philip morris said it will take the case to the state supreme court. >>> severe flooding in the panhandle is causing people to get trapped in the high water. people have been stranded in cars and homes waiting for rescuers to find a way around the impassable roads. more rain is expected today. this is the same storm that caused tornadoes in the west and south. the. >>> in baltimore a food safety summit may be the last place you may expect to get food poisoning, but that's exactly what happened. more than 100 people reported they got sick after eating a meal at the conference. they're taking a closer look at the catering company that provided the food for that conference. more than

and stacey coming up next on kaiser report stay with us here on our. welcome to the kaiser report imax kaiser we live in a casino good leg economy and it's wise to remember what hunter s. thompson all gamblers lose regularly but they rarely discuss it in public losing is bad for the image good nobody buys hot tips from losers remember that stacy. we're going to look at losers today in our headlines author of oligarchies paper says the working class has lost martin guillen's the princeton university professor who coauthored the paper that basically argues that the u.s. is an oligarch he said in an interview on tuesday that he agreed with the ideas that the class war is over and that the working class has lost max his exact quote here is i mean for now it certainly seems like it the middle class has not done well over the past three and a half decades and certainly has not done well during the great recession the political system responded to the crisis in a way that led to a pretty nice recovery for economic elites and corporations two ships passing in

stacey stakely reported, our local elementary school does have individual one on one programs for at-riskre the school counselor and principal or counselor principal plus outside agency get involved before they go off the tracks. one big advocate for exactly that kind of preventative mentorship, president barack obama. who recently unveiled a new initiative called my brother's keeper, it's designed to empower young men of color and it is certainly based on these new reports urgently needed. we're going to close out our call to action with a look at the president's personal commitment to this issue with one of his longest severing aides, josh dubois, of neighborhood partnerships office at the white house. thank you for joining us. >> it's wonderful to be with you. >> when the president announced this my brother's keeper initiative focusing on young men of color the "washington post" said he quote, faced repeated criticism from those who say he is failing to pay enough attention to blacks and other minorities. but i've got to say having grown up with a black brother, i've seen firsthand how

. >> reporter: it seems the news isn't affecting his last girlfriend, stacey keibler.ith the heart throb in 2013, she has since gotten married and is expecting her first child. now with baited breath we wait for the official announcement telling us it's truly time to fold them. >> unless when that perfect hand comes along, you bet big and then you take the house. >> reporter: reports that alamuddin was wearing a large rock on her left finger. but no photos yet. as soon as we get them we'll bring them to you. guys, this woman has some serious credentials, born in beirut, speaks three languages, went to oxford law. and nyu law. in 2011 began representing julian assange. in his extradition case. and she's an adviser to the former un secretary general on syria. >> so, it could have been me is what you're saying. [ laughter ] >> you're one credential away. >> how different is that to his other girlfriends? >> closing the deal is intelligence. good for him. >> if true, this will definitely be the wedding of the century. we'll be following this story. >> i think it's about ti

. >> reporter: this phoenix airport surveillance video shows stacey with a bag containing bottles ofourt. >> the manager told me your milk needs to go in the trash or through the x-ray. and as a breast-feeding mom neither was an option for me. >> reporter: she pleaded for an alternate way to screen it. worried that three milk bottles for her 7-month-old son maybe damaged somehow by x-rays. >> we work hard to eat well, drink water, exercise and make sure we have nutritious food and milk for our children. >> reporter: she showed a printout of the tsa rules to the screener. >> he read them and it said breast milk is a medical liquid and to be alternately screened. he didn't want to accept it. >> her lawyer filed a lawsuit against the tsa. >> they allowed her to actually have her breast milk alternately screened. >> did you feel humiliated. >> like you are an animal in a cage. >> we spoke to several medical experts who say it is highly unlikely that the x-rays would damage the breast milk. still, four years later, she said the tsa plans to settle her suit for $75,000. we reached out to t

>> reporter: sometimes frequencies from the cameras can appear in nearby homes which is what mom staceyer in 2010. >> it was late at night. doing a routine check. turn it on to see my next door neighbor putting his son to sleep, as well. >> reporter: experts say baby monitors connected to the internet are tempting targets for hackers. >> everybody on the internet, good and bad guys if they get past the network router they can see the devices on your network. >> experts recommend to change your user name and password from the default to something more personal and even then frequently update them both. security updates are also important. so remember to regularly check the manufacturer's website. while the schrecks have changed their router and passwords they are using the same monitor. these days mom heather says she no longer sleeps like a baby. >> i don't know how long they could have been watching her or how many times this person could have been watching her and listening to our conversations. the emotion of thinking of what could have happened and what the person could have been th

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back in 2007, a former high school teacher named stacey dean rambold pled guilty to raping a 14-year-oldfore rambold went to trial. last summer, a judge sentenced rambold to 15 years in prison for his crime, but suspended all but 31 days of that sentence, saying the victim was as much in control of the situation as the teacher and that she was older than her chronological age. he was later forced to apologize. >> i'm not sure just what i was attempting to say at that point, but it didn't come out correct. what i said was demeaning to all women, not what i believe in, and irrelevant to the sentencing. >> today, the supreme court rebuked him for his comments and ordered that a new judge resentence rambold to a minimum of two years in prison, as state law requires. a disciplinary complaint against judge bar is still pending. we'll continue to follow this story. alright, that should just about do it. excuse me, what are you doing? uh, well we are fine tuning these small cells that improve coverage, capacity and quality of the network. it means you'll be able t post from the breakroom. great!

one shot back of the leader stacey lewis.he shot of the day. -- but i got to show you the slot of the day. matthew on 13, and that's an eagle, folks! in the hole! round 3 coming up tomorrow. >>> over the last 10 years the lpga has expanded its borders across asia at an incredible rate. now one rising star is hoping her story can inspire younger golfers a little closer to home. let's take you to daly city. >> it's not a gentleman's game anymore. it's a ladies game also and it's a sport of all colors now. >> reporter: the daughter of mexican immigrants she stands virtually alone on the lpga tour with her heritage. >> i don't come from a family with a lot of money of. you know, most of these kids are country club kids and i grew up, you know, i didn't get my first pair of golf shoes until i was 9 and i probably looked like a boy so my dad was my first instructor. >> hold was your daughter when she first started beating you regularly, how old was she? >> 10, 11. >> reporter: ramon salas devoted his life to her as a golfer. his me

. >> reporter: hermosa beach resident stacey said she took on the u.s. government and won. tentative estimate has been reached after she obtained this video from the tsa and posted it to youtube. it shows agents detained her after she went through security screening carrying breast milk during a flight to l.a. from phoenix in 2010. >> my only options were to put it through the x-ray or to throw it in the trash. >> reporter: she sued the tsa and last friday the two sides reached a tentative deal that includes internal tsa changes concerning breast milk. updated breast milk procedures on the tsa website and personnel training. robert moshier took ar mad doe's case after a number of attorneys turned her down. >> thrown in the glass enclosure, call the police officers, hold her for an hour until she misses her flight? abusive! >> why was it important to you to sue the u.s. government? >> suing the u.s. government is the only way for us to have been able to promote any kind of change. we had to file a lawsuit in order to hold their feet to the fire. >> reporter: we reached out t

thanks very much, daniel stacey from "wall street journal." his article is available at wsj.com. they've been leading the way on this thing. thankfully, somebody has. >>> the supreme court with a major decision today on how much money can donate to political candidates. it's confusing a little bit, so we'll lay out exactly what it means. >>> also, i was reading the papers this morning and i cam across this article about the future of money, or more specifically, the future without any money. no banks, no credit cards, no british sterling, nothing like that. something entirely new. think of it this way. has social media changed our communications, this could change the transactions. a whole new game. the details. think it's possible? we'll report, you decide. tweet us @shepnewsteam. no more green back. think of this. ♪ ♪ ♪ olet's say you pay your tguy around 2 percent to manage your money. that's not much, you think except it's 2 rcent every year. does that make a difference? search "cost of financial advisors" ouch! over time it really adds up. then go to e*trade and find out how

. >> woodruff: on tomorrow's edition of pbs newshour weekend, correspondent stacey tisdale looks at the wide range of tax preparers as april 15 fast approaches. here's an excerpt from her report. anybody today can hang up a shingle and be a tax return preparer. >> nina olson is the national tax preparer advocate, an independent office created by congress to represent the voice of the taxpayer inside the i.r.s. >> if you get your haircut, if you go to a locksmith, there's all sorts of professional certifications, but not for return preparation. >> so there's no exam to pass? no exam. requirement you have to be educated on tax law? >> nope, you can just hang up your shingle or not, just do it on your kitchen table. we are at our peril, we are harming taxpayers by not insisting these people have a basing level of competency. >> woodruff: and we'll be back, right here, on monday with an afghan election update, plus what's devastating moose herds in the northeastern u.s.? that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. have a nice weekend. thank you and good night. >> major funding for t

shooting and killing three people at the jewish community center on sunday stainless veto dan hess story staceycohan has the story >> reporter: it was just after 01 p.m. sunday, led police say 73 years old frazier: dan cross opened fire at the jewish community center 14 year old brett underwood and his club father william were shot dead inside their car they had come to the center for american idol style music auditions. cross then allegedly drove to nearby jewish assisted living hall killing 53 year old terisa la mano after being caught and arrested he shot at a nazi salute from the patrol car "heil hitler" >> reporter: president obama and expressed condolences while attending the annual easter prayer breakfast >> no one should ever have to fear for their safety when they go to pray. >> reporter: the president of the jewish community center said the attack brings his committee closer even though none of those killed were jews which local authorities have not released a list of charges against cross, though he will face hate crime charges across who also uses the last name miller has been assoc

in fact they're more bombing and getting rid of all the evidence of their own empires good point stacey thanks so much thank you and all right stay tuned for the second all the more. the nation states present and future the two pillars of the current international order are the right to self-determination and the sanctity of sovereign borders so they're not always in sync and there are many examples kosovo in crimea come to mind who has the right to their own state. obama wants to appear like he's taking a strong stand here but the more he resorts to these token sanctions the more transparent it is that he really doesn't have a lot of leverage here and he should have known that going in. essentially those major leaps and bounds of the nine hundred sixty s. have been replaced by baby steps i mean something like doing experiments on the facts of gravity on line is sure it's important but it is not a spectacular as. the amount of walking on the roller that's true so we'll maybe you would like us to have a first walk on the moon again every week which again is impossible you need to remembe

time we have and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey arbor i like to thank our guest jam records author of this new book the death of money if you like to get in touch tweet us a kaiser report and select the bio. on your. face. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. the trying to. be pulling. for the story you think everybody. somehow made. the law oh well. like. most of. these cases it's. sometimes for nothing. it's not just you still can still be shocked if you see a stage eight look to be. because it still. stands. well come to that shot in siberia. what are the places you never go to. fun. things you never do. experience you'll never get. the surprise you will. largest consumer of p.c.'s and i see what many in the country is the federal government to simply say as property of the united states government. this the united states somebody mentioned it was going to the public has to realize you can't just buy. your own just throw it away there's a problem for instance belongs to you know those thieves environmental

can or opposed to to find a different way to be viable apa had more extreme and onyx was max and stacey in the latest kaiser report to stay right here national. over one million children have voted with their lunch money and have stopped eating lunch as based on the standards of the show obama's anti obesity campaign many students find the lunches offered under the terms of the healthy hunger free kids act to be either far too small or far too baffling some of the meals are so unappealing that many youngsters are throwing up photos of the food on to twitter firstly yet again the federal government is meddling in education when the constitution does not give that power to them knock it off but secondly to show obama is married to this one guy who you know has a lot of poll. so if she really cares about what kids are eating she could you know get her husband to push for dumping things like jim noles hormone field beef and corn syrup which earned pretty much everything that we're eating nowadays when my parents were in school kids choosing what to eat was the big deal because the food itse

dot com we'll have more headlines in iran an hour but before that moxon stacey are here with the kaiserreport and after the worlds apart with. europe it is once no if we have to. be living tomorrow i proffer as of course europe in its days it was a salva well max the us dollar may be shuffling off this mortal coil if the j.p. morgan chart here titled you reserve currency status does not last forever starting from fourteen hundred we had the portugal as a reserve currency then spain netherlands france britain and now the us the us has outlasted the netherlands so far as about the equal to portugal wow ok so the us dollar is ready to bite the dust is the wayside if history is prologue if it is able to predict anything of course in the investment terms they always say the past never can predict the future so we don't know but it is ready for a big earthquake ok so what we've been saying this for years and so j.p. morgan agrees so j.p. morgan is finally waking up to their watch our show is that it well i don't know if they're predicting it but they're just saying it is that about is a very

oh stacey yes i was dreaming up some of my c.n.n. dreams. actually george carlin did say of course that you have to be asleep to believe it max kaiser is the one that said you have to be watching c.n.n. to believe i just said that yet i'm a dreamer. but first we're going to go into this first headline where you have to be asleep to believe in the american dream the american dream is now just that for its middle class is a dream for years the u.s. enjoyed an rivaled prosperity and its middle classes with the envy of the world no longer last week a study of decades of economic data concluded that the u.s. have fallen behind other nations apart that is from the super rich now this is beyond the cabbie research this is another long term research done by the new york times covered oh yes well the middle class in america is falling so you know for a while it was hanging on because after china came on to the world trade organization you had all those cheap goods coming into the u.s. so it masked the idea of a falling living standard in other words

having me and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey herbert i'd like to thank our guest neil mitchell if you'd like to get in touch tweet us at kaiser at ford intellects on bio. iran like syria has been george very harshly on the leaves on the constant. isn't it justified in its not pursuing. you know raising the spectrum of person never going to leave you on your own who say move on you see he was developing nuclear weapons in the home for. peace and he did they want to see you being mean to the full make up and form. we would be stupid not to take the. economic. or. more. honest now i. want to. sign. the treaty. people are going to. want to fight the war it's a sure thing everybody. thought they know. the weapons of my own life but he. was since. these cases you know. sometimes for nothing. and it's just. it's not just you but still we will be judged if you see a state look you beat us with but that's the gist of the selling. the facts are the facts are the facts and to where they come from doesn't seem to matter much as washington c

update there in thirty three minutes time after the break the more extreme economics here max and stacey wait in the wings the latest cards a report. here asian media for a diamond of journalists politicians and public figures from east and west right your opinions from probation abuse to request for compromises and new possibilities if you think world affairs. eurasian media for people pushing forward on twenty three. other stuff. over one million children have voted with their lunch money and have stopped eating lunch is based on the standards of the show obama's anti obesity campaign many students find the lunches offered under the terms of the healthy hunger free kids act to be either far too small or far too baffling some of the meals are so unappealing that many youngsters are throwing up photos of the food on to twitter firstly yet again the federal government is meddling in education when the constitution does not give that power to them knock it off but secondly michelle obama is married to this one guy who you know has a lot of pole so if she really cares about what kids are ea

in fact they're more bombing and getting rid of all the evidence of their own empires good point staceythanks so much thank you it's all right so you know what it's like about all of our. world. technology innovation all the developments around russia we've got the future covered. eh bien the worst school of the tried to play the mummy pulling out of. your life for the sure thing every minute the leg the leg the law the leg. like the the legs for the sick society place cases the most elite clubs the be sometimes for nothing the the length of this song and it's in the book just keep up the story you'll be just everything you see the stage the tape the t.v. sets but speech was still in the books . dramas that can't be ignored. stories others the few still noticing. the faces changing the world lights never. told pictures of today's leaves a lot longer from around the globe. local. t.v. . welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to investor author dr jerome birth it was asked. of the new book emerging markets in an upside down world draw model of the kaiser report tha

i think stacey was on yesterday somewhere. let's check on the markets this morning after a session that was, you know, had something for everyone yesterday, up, down, up. when you get a head fake and you're in a market like this where people are worried like a little scared and it starts up 100 and then it's down 100, you think, oh, my god. >> if you looked at the nasdaq, that was crazy. it made a massive comeback. hasn't done that in five years. >> on monday it had swings like that, too. it always looks like people are going to sell it off, people in those momentum stocks go, here it comes again. that's a big time for big money to move in and move it back up. >> at the lows yesterday when they were down 2% on the day, the index was down 9.7%. it's almost in correction territory. >> we haven't seen nothing like that in the s&p. it's been less than 5%. we're almost back for the up for the year. >> not to confuse the issue. just to explain myself. in the third quarter it had only gone up by 51% and that had actually scared peopl

the wreckage where they found more bodies earlier the captain of the vessel has been arrested under stacey charges for abandoning the vessel after that belligerence just reported he left the ship on one of the fast rescue bodies. a private cargo space ship has successfully launched from cape canaveral with two tons of essential pay light to the international space station along with scientific equipment food and. it's also carrying packages from the crew's valley's bike on us space x. company which is behind the mission is also involved in creating a great new ball rockets something that could reduce the cost of spaceflight significantly. this year russia is once again gracing the walls glossy this covers featuring everything from bad store red stars the magazines are failing their pages with stereotypical images of his get educated looks at the trend. russia is now featured on a record number of front pages and the covers of magazines and newspapers in the u.s. and europe are often not just reflective of the latest news but also of stereotypes fears and some deeply seated perceptions abou

kaiser report imax guys are to frack or not there for that is the question you will not be asked stacey no max the queen's speech to parliament will be june third and this headline is telling you what she will be saying trespass laws overhauled to make it easier for frack or firms will be able to access underground gas without asking landowners for permission right well this is really a tragedy i mean there's this ongoing fracking tragedy here in the u.k. as we've been reporting fracking is economically unsound it's obviously environmentally unsound it does give people cancer and now they're adding this new layer of legal. so how would you describe it. where they're just going to make noise and this is like the days of robin hood the sheriff is coming into town and in fact you have images on this article from the daily mail from the balcombe protests and you see the protesters being be into a pole by the police who are acting on behalf of quadrille and and the other corporations what do you know yeah it's like godzilla exactly for acting monster but any respect to private property remem

nine jeep one it's only one country now they got all the gas right stick thanks thank you thank you stacey i'm going to put my visa card into a plastic bag and send it because it's actually an excellent idea say to the second to all of your. games are a. very hard take i. want to get on here. that are back with me here. with. the. please tell your mom and a lot. of. people. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm researcher. welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys are time now to turn to matt o'connor he's the promoter behind next week's big fight night. at the o two arena and london the winner of the kick boxing tournaments will become the first ever super middleweight bitcoin fighting champion and presumably they get. that's correct max and i point out i think you have a a jamie diamond is here he'll be party event as well correct as astronomy diamond for the event that's correct right so yes all right great nice to have you jamie thanks. so matt this is the world's first bitcoin sporting event why bitcoin. why because because. of the me. because when you're covering a gr