streeter has speed but is a project for certain.go back to thursday, the night that netted the ravens no new players. other teams seem to get better in the first round. that is the nature of the draft. they drafted first round talent and added a fourth round pick. two rookies made their way to meet the coaches and media. courtney upshot is the second round outside linebacker from alabama. he brought a suit with the other players -- he rocked a suit and joined us on radio. >> just to play with 3 lewis is definitely -- you grow up thinking about how he played the game. you watch him play, the passion, the leadership. i feel as if the coaches lead this team and the players. ray lewis, joe flacco. >> we will have much more for you on the draft at 11:00. the biggest game of the year for loyola across. they almost never beat john hopkins. if they could, they would post almost a perfect season. the blue jays were leading 5-0. rob snappily shot with two seconds left. hopkins a winner. highlights at 11:00. maryland in joy's senior day with a

in these sectors around, tommy streeter. finally, from georgia, deangelo tyson.the selections from friday courtney upshaw, kelechi osemele and bernard pierce. they are pretty excited. >> i am happy about the situation i landed in. it is an honor to be on a team like this. they are very physical. it is the way i'd like to play. >> after going home at night, i was hoping to talk to my agent and my family. baltimore picked me up. once i got the call, i was very excited. >> ravens fans should be, too. impressive to get courtney upshaw. johns hopkins and top right loyola after their annual men's lacrosse game going in opposite directions. some habits are hard to break. the 50th meeting in the series of -- 46 of the first 49 went to hopkins. coppersmith with the rocket shot. hawkins took a 5-0 lead. down 9-8 in the second. tied at 9-9. overtime. final seconds. the feed. it went in. hopkins snapped loyola at 12- game winning streak. we showed you the perfect tribute to frank robinson -- a bronze statue north of center field. it is a tremendous weight to the map -- comme

she is so smart and knowledgeable, and working really hard on the newspaper "wall streeter," and sheas a voice behind all of the difficulties that everyone is having. i discovered her and she got right out in the front, and the world could use 100 priscilla grimms. >> or 99. >> yeah and she was behind the line and they put it on tumbler and that line will go down in history. >> of course it will. tell us when you first heard that line. >> when i first heard it i -- i don't even remember actually where i first heard it but it was a line that stuck with me. and then when i met with priscilla and read about her, she was the first person to put it on tumbler she and chris another wall street person communicated together and he wrote the line and she championed it and got it out there. and like with any great line once it is out there, everyone is claiming responsibility. but they are the true owners. and then the whole world wrote into them explaining whatever tragedies they are facing. >> one of the themes of your work and the conversation is the idea that the main stream media didn't p

a cornerback then round 6 miami receiver tommy streeter. he's big. 6' five. we grew up in the same neighborhood, even though i am a lot older than tommy. those are the draft picks for now. >>> meantime men's lax show down. at loyola. number 10 johns hopkins visiting, and there you saw the goal from chris blaine. but in the end this went down to the wire. hopkins, number ten. pen's topped loyola, their first defeat of the season. loyola 12-1. hopkins beat them 10-9 in overtime. >>> downtown at the baseball park tonight, there will be reminiscing of how things were back from 1966 to 1971, when the o's were never better. that's some of their best years. so a statue honoring arguably the best player to ever wear that uniform will be unveiled tonight. a statue showing frank robinson. >>> last night, meantime, first place birds hosted oakland. jake arrieta, did all he could to add to the win streak but he got in trouble early. watch what happens right there when it's eric sogard driving that pitch to the right field flag court. two run shot. that puts the o's behin

the wall streeter ready to give occupiers a gift as they get ready for their may day blitz on wall street>> predictions and john you're on the hot seat. >> sooner or later the protesters are going to stop occupying wall street, stop occupation banks, stop occupying board rooms and occupy a desk, like monster.com and for an online employment agency. up 15% by the time the summer ends. >> brenda: was you at a previous protest. gary k, bull or bear? >> how can that go on up in a depression, i don't like it, a weak stock, i go elsewhere. >> brenda: jonas your prediction. >> the u.k. is in a recession and america underwelcoming jobs, and it's still good for u.s. stock and up 50% in a year. >> brenda: john pull or bear. >> i don't like it, a bear on vanguard. >> brenda: gary k your prediction. >> housing stocks amazingly are very strong, lennar 25% in the next six months and sales are start to go grow for the whole group. >> brenda: all right. toby. >> big move, great call six months ago. now, look all of the people are worried about apple. tell you a couple of things, number one, there are big

america the country is outsourcing call center and back office jobs to the united states is pretty streeter explains. infosys is india's second largest thai tea company and has been a pioneer of outsourcing using highly skilled indian staff on low wages working for western clients but with recession in the west the boots on the other foot infosys is now one of several top indian firms recruiting in the u.s. with over twelve million jobless many in america are willing to work for less pay the u.s. is also providing tax breaks to indian firms keen to woo those offering much needed jobs there is of course reported to clean fresh air because of the higher number i meant in the u.s. to drink and its companies to record rates again is one of the reasons why we had according there there are incentives for companies to set up operations in the u.s. most states with businesses to come well infosys predicts a quarter of its staff will come from outside india in a decade another tech firm ages already has five thousand american workers and plans to hire ten thousand more in the next three years. they'

i want to bring in how this issue is playing out in the hall and artie's career streeter explores like many have to pile promptly relies on agriculture to survive and life is tough. we have to get. through. to the markets are going to have a market price for a vegetable and we have to sell them much more to try to eat. think of crows maybe it's one of nepal's biggest crops but only about half of what it needs is being produced and forty percent of the population is malnourished. the united states agency for international development or us wants to lend a helping hand we have been trying to cope with the. increase in production production of the food crops. and also increased production to fifty and on by making him a little bit more competitive. by bringing his costs down so that health could come in the form of month on top of an agricultural giant which shows as much controversy as it does feed usa id has announced it wants to create a partnership with monsanto and the name government to boost maize production here almost agree that nepal needs to address its food insecurity problems

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. >> wall streeters always say they want republicans. it sounds good.ow tacxes, low regulation. what makes money go higher. regulation from the feds which good sifs aren't supposed to like and stimulus spending goosing corporate profits along the way. you definitely see this funny disconnect there. >> that's right. is a strange look at it. either way, don't expect the rally necessarily to continue. do what jim says, take a look at your investments and rebalance them as necessary. thanks to both of you. >>> a new law makes it easier for you to invest in the next big thing. i'm going to tell you how coming up on "your $$$$$." [ male announcer ] if you believe the mayan calendar, on december 21st polar shifts will reverse the earth's gravitational pull and hurtle us all into space. which would render retirement planning unnecessary. but say the sun rises on december 22nd, and you still need to retire. td ameritrade's investment consultants can help you build a plan that fits your life. we'll even throw in up to $600 when you open a new account or roll over

he's been successful, say wall streeters, because he's intimidating and relentless. >> with me, i think, generally, they take the attitude, "try to make peace. try to work with him because he's not going away. >> is it 'cause you just have so much money? >> well, and they know my nature. it's--they know i'm not-- >> what's your nature? >> that i'm not going away. that i'm obsessive guy. that i'm coming in here. i've done it, and there's no way that i'm leaving until they do something. that's eminently refinanceable. >> he's been hunting down vulnerable corporate prey since the 1980s, when he was reviled as a black hat corporate raider. why does everybody say that you're the man everybody loves to hate? >> love to hate? well, you're hurting my feelings. >> that's me interviewing him in 1986 after he took over twa. >> carl icahn unfair to flight attendants. >> he was seen as ruthless because he fired people, slashed salaries, cut routes... >> the management of twa--it's true--should have done this a long time ago. >> and as the company went into bankruptcy, siphoned off money for himself.

shares as early as 2010 but back page has been very profitable in the last two years holding our wall streeters>> this is the least of goldman's problems. goldman has a lot of other stuff where they're ripping off their own investors referring to them as mutombos, tanking the global economy. it's a serious problem but it's easy for a big investment house to get invested in something that it doesn't know all the nuts and bolts about. it's good they backed out and trying to get a publicity bump out of this. there's a lot of worst things that need attention. >> thanks again to ari, van jones, alicia and eric. i'll see you back here tomorrow at noon eastern, 9:00 a.m. when i'm joined by rachel maddow, governor ed rendell and frank rooney. until then suc find us at fas book/now/alex. happy monday to you, andrea. >> thanks so much. coming up my interview with secretary of state hillary clinton from istanbul. what it's going to take sir to stop syria's president assad and what she is saying about 2016. >> plus, autism speaks, the founders bob and suzanne wright on world autism awareness day and why th

help your constituents, don't delegate this out to a an opaque administrative process where wall streeters are meeting, eating meating. by the way, the cftc will meet with anybody but the consumers don't have the money to go down there 20 four hours a day, seven days a week and they don't have the money to fight these things in court where the wall streeters are highering the fanciest law firms, the biggest appellate firms and i can tell you and gene guilford can tell you, we can not match that money dollar for dollar. i say to you don't ask the cftc to do this. they're the very age is agency you guys know don't have the funding for this. i would do it yourself. you can pass legislation banning commodity index swaps in exchange traded fund and you will remove $500 trillion from the market and the, and they will come to you the banks will come to you, say, oh, you're going to limit production. you're going to limit liquidity. the market is overrun withla liquidity. we have 80% of it is speculation. what you will be doing is stopping gambling, pure and simple. money only creating homes in th

want to help constituents, don't delgate this out to an opaque administrative process where wall streetersre meeting -- by the way, the cftc will meet with anybody, but the consumers don't have the money to go down there 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and they don't have the money to fight these things in court where the wall streeters have hired the fanciest law firms, the biggest appellate firms, and i can tell you, and gene guilford can tell you, we cannot match that many dollar for dollar. the cftc is the very agency that you guys know don't have the funding for this. i would do it yourself. you can pass legislation banning commodity index swaps and exchange traded funds, and you will remove $500 trillion from the market. they will come to you, the banks will come to you and say, "oh, you are going to limit production, you will limit liquidity." the market is overrun with liquidity. 80% of it is speculation. what you will be doing is stopping gambling, pure and simple. money only creating homes in the hamptons and yachts in the hamptons. your constituents should know that every tim

willingness to play fast and loose, to lie, cheat, and steal, that's not thought of amongmy wa many wall streetersmerit. i'm above the rules, right, and you have a credit my fastness and looseness, willingness to compromi compromise. you shouldn't dampen that down. so when it says that leads to large-scale thought and white-collar crime. >> i don't want to say he's guilty of fraud or crime but he was someone who had a reputation at goldman as an incredibly aggressive trader. quietly socking away or making very hedged bets doesn't get you noticed. what gets you noticed is you come in and -- >> there was this idea that if you get caught doing these things that you're not supposed to do and you get fined -- because thee guys don't go to jail, right? we haven't seen the department of justice throw anyone in jail like bill black did. you get fined and it's seen as the cost of doing business and that's the language that they use when they refer to it at the banks. yeah, we'll get fined $2 hup billion for ripping the face off of a client. >> it's a wall street term in which you have done a trade, you hav

want to help constituents, don't delgate this out to an opaque administrative process where wall streeters are meeting -- by the way, the cftc will meet with anybody, but the consumers don't have the money to go down there 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and they don't have the money to fight these things in court where the wall streeters have hired the fanciest law firms, the biggest appellate firms, and i can tell you, and gene guilford can tell you, we cannot match that many dollar for dollar. the cftc is the very agency that you guys know don't have the funding for this. i would do it yourself. you can pass legislation banning commodity index swaps and exchange traded funds, and you will remove $500 trillion from the market. they will come to you, the banks will come to you and say, "oh, you are going to limit production, you will limit liquidity." the market is overrun with liquidity. 80% of it is speculation. what you will be doing is stopping gambling, pure and simple. money only creating homes in the hamptons and yachts in the hamptons. your constituents should know that every t

the experts say it was a reach, but the ravens gathered streeter. he is a project and run stuffer.orgia, tyson. courtney upshaw, osemele. john harbaugh welcomed his warriors. excited a group of young men that hasn't heard his speeches a hundred times yet. the players are excited, too. >> i'm happy to be on a team like this. it is a -- >> i was talking to my agents and my family that baltimore picked me up. it happened. once i got the call i was very excited. >> ravens fans answered on that. >> late second period. tied at 1. going to the third. it was a period all for the rangers. races ahead. that shot. you cannot stop what you cannot see. rangers tacked on one more. wins the game 2-1. a 1-0 series lead. of course, a big night at camden yards. a statue for the orioles. highlights of that plus hopkins and loyola and lacrosse. that's still to come. meantime, in case you can't check up to that, i'll be back here at 6:00 for the nhl. >> we'll beat you to it and show you statue. >> there is a new statue standing tall. it is a huge statue of baltimore orioles legend frank robinson. also

want to help constituents, don't delgate this out to an opaque administrative process where wall streetersting -- by the way, the cftc will meet with anybody, but the consumers don't have the money to go down there 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and they don't have the money to fight these things in court where the wall streeters have hired the fanciest law firms, the biggest appellate firms, and i can tell you, and gene guilford can tell you, we cannot match that many dollar for dollar. the cftc is the very agency that you guys know don't have the funding for this. i would do it yourself. you can pass legislation banning commodity index swaps and exchange traded funds, and you will remove $500 trillion from the market. they will come to you, the banks will come to you and say, "oh, you are going to limit production, you will limit liquidity." the market is overrun with liquidity. 80% of it is speculation. what you will be doing is stopping gambling, pure and simple. money only creating homes in the hamptons and yachts in the hamptons. your constituents should know that every time they

administrator he also reported to seaweeds come as counsel to the administrator who handles all the regional streeters so jeff reported to bath and then reported to seaweeds. chris cox is reported as administrator can then put put it to her and stop reporting. >> seekers back, mr.? tester no. >> yes. >> solicit direct report click >> in gsa organization chart, there is not a direct report between the regional commissioners to pbs commissioner. but as i said to all intents and purposes, the public service commissioner has a lot of command and control. >> he signed his letter of reprimand click >> yes, sir. >> you do not feel the letter of reprimand went far enough? >> that's correct. >> what did you think should be done at the time? >> at the time we had not decided what we were going to do. it was still in draft. i felt the letter was two-week given what we knew already about western regional as well as the half of program. >> let me read your e-mail. you were not there and you're not in a position to judge the entirety of the conference. we will be not seek the standing two separate letters if i have

kingpin strategy, a cornerstone of it is to paint the republicans as being the corrupt, fat-cat wall streetersine, a prime supporter of obama and major fund-raiser, that blows up their strategy a little bit and may explain why they are dragging their feet. >> clayton: stanley hard, thanks for sharing your thoughts this morning, appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >> peter: coming up, one state using stimulus money to buy lead light bulbs. should the government be using your tax dollars to push its green agenda. >> clayton: and he was an instants internet sensation for creating the first cardboard arcade and now it is turning into cash for college. we'll meet the 9-year-old behind cane's arcade. coming up, there he is! need any help? uh, nope. just, uh, checking out my ad. nice. t, you know, with every door direct mail from the postal service, you'll find the customers that matter most: the ones in your neighborhood. print it yourself, or we'll help you find a local partner. and postage is under 15 cents. i wish i would have known that cause i really don't think i chose the best location. it