we have been down more than 180 points per the tao.asdaq that has become a bit worrisome. we are looking at more than two year lows at the moment. with the closing bell ringing in 36 a half minutes. there is an aggressive new breed probably wall street. they are looking to knock some of this street names off their pedestal. charlie guess perino is moving his way to the studio now, pushing people out of elevators. he will have the exclusive details coming up. miley cyrus is wrecking ball. one of the most-watched and successful videos of recent times has become an instant sensation when it debuted nonempty, not on vh1, but on the graphically growing video service be though and now they want to own the entire music video space, but it has competition. the ceo with us live to talk about how he plans to do that. taking on mtv and warner as soon as we return. ♪ ♪ ♪ liz: what does it mean when the acts of the wall street research community says forget about banks and by private equity. charlie gasparino says it is one more sign the new wall s

over to new york where the tao is trading at -- the dow is trading at 16,974. unemployment dropped to a nationwide 7.1% last month, just over 3 million people without work in march. that's 43,000 less than this time a year ago. >> in berlin, chancellor angela merkel has been reading -- meeting with regional politicians to discuss the country's energy policies. energy prices have been rising due to a decision to switch away from nuclear and conventional power generation to renewable sources. the german government is trying to balance the cost of promoting renewable and at the same time keep energy prices from rising further. environmentalists charge the government is abandoning its commitment to green energy while the states and industry worry that rising costs could hurt the economy. our chief political correspondent is here for us at our parliamentary studios. gabriel is known as germany's super minister because he holds two portfolios. how is he performing? super in any way? >> certainly, he did not come out of this evening's energy summit, as it was being bu

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days in this town is mean to beat india council for not acting responsibly during tonight's road to taos and two although his own and that's never been to all of the fact remains that i get onto t t as the hindu nationalist rather than somebody will end up being adored. he has come up with my sister today and has again been to the sensitive issue often hindered him. so a new topic you want to toss it right now they have to choose between the packing that this band has been upped his record as a body that is associated with the guidance that the bjp and adi and i just try to cook a bit of an announcement is not strong enough to come and go so at the same time the top of some auto these new ideas as video and then on to making the coronation cannot be an estimate. so let's see let's think about it. the shoutbox and the thank you so much for your analysis. fridays is now thirty days in malaysia airlines flight three seventy disappeared exactly the length of time that the plane's black boxes are suppose to meet the pain is used to locate that come with a clock ticking australian search teams

fact >> you say in your complaint, "the defendants claim that defendant secret service agents told tao and the police defendants that the reason for the secret service's request or direction was that they did not want anyone within handgun or explosive range of the president. to the extent the agents, in fact, made such an assertion, the assertion was false, and the defendant tao and police defendants knew or should have known that it was false." so you think it's false. they think it's true. that's called a dispute of fact. and the normal circumstance is that the judge has various weapons at his disposal, legal weapons, to try to prevent to try to prevent court's time being wasted, officer's time being wasted and other's time being wasted on factual allegations that are unlikely to be true. that was true before iqbal as well as after. that's your position, isn't it? >> well, yes and no. i mean, i think "unlikely" may be the wrong word. and this case in court in swierkiewicz said it doesn't matter whether the case it's not a question of whether the case is likely to be proven true. the

i am bill hemmer and good tao at home. >>im elizabeth prann. the white house on track to hit or top the target of 7 million enrollees. how many have paid and have coveraging as we hear from kathleen sebelius. >> what we know from insurance companies, tell us for the initial customers it is 85 or 90 percent have paid so far. a lot of companies have different time tables from when their now customers have to send their first payment. >> and so a special report leads our coverage from washington. >> and republicans are knock on doors for a long time trying to get these numbers and this information. if it is thorough that 90 percent have paid already or made an initial first payment that would be good news for the white house. >> great news for the white house. and the white house will tout these numbers and we'll hear from the president and they will say they are on track and may have achieved sen million. but you are right, a lot of numbers, there are questions about them. dave kemp chairman of the house ways and means committee sent a letter to

none >> : did have a small team out on the mound looking for when taos ski but that's a far cry from the one where the volunteers that scar the non or the past weekend. magli nugget and crusty on sunday march 1st wenches and a security camera. her car was still on the same spot authorities start looking for her effort was scaled back monday. compared cases were other women have gone missing. on christmas 2002 a c peterson disappeared in modesto california and more than a thousand people search for her for weeks until her body was found the following april. in march of 201250 year-old syrup bench morgan held hundreds of people searched the area appeared once up for months would never heard she remained missing in two years later there are still weekly organize churches. there are big differences between the past cases in the search for red belly up. natalie now. >> : both assert peterson and lamar were well-known in their respective communities. according to her family the woman was new to the bay area she had few friends and no family nearby. it took today's for anyone notice to the

in 1998, base jumper alex walkling attempts his 98th base jump off the rio grande gorge bridge in taoss brother ralph is there to film it. alex estimates the 600-foot drop will last eight seconds, giving him a four-second free-fall before he has to pull the rip cord. >> if you don't pull your chute in time, you're going to hit the ground. that will make it dangerous. >> simply jumping off a bridge isn't insane enough for alex so he decides to make things a bit more interesting. >> i tried to do a front flip half twist into a back flip for my first jump at like 5:00 in the morning. i was barely awake and just not coherent with myself. >> alex's fancy flip work costs him more time than he can afford. he can't deploy his chute in the four-second time limit. and now he's deep into the danger zone. >> he just died. >> the ground was coming up really fast, and i was like freaking out. i just threw my pilot chute as fast as i could. >> but it isn't fast enough. alex hits the ground traveling more than 100 miles per hour. >> when i hit the ground it was lights out. i woke up about 15 seconds l

can you guess which world famous figure this kid grew up tao?or the first time, a secretive family is opening up its family photo album. >>> more of today's headlines from the fox news desk. cruise have suspended their search from the air for any wreckage of the missing malaysia airlines jet. they say stormy weather including a tropical cyclone cuts down on visibility and poses a safety hazard. more than a month has passed since the jet was missing with 239 people onboard. here in the u.s. the rate of existing home sales dropped last month. the slowest pace in nearly two years. that's according to the national association of realtors. analysts blame the higher prices and mortgage rates as well as fewer homes on the market. >>> and cell phone video captured a police officer shoving and tripping people after a state championship soccer game. this happened on saturday north of austin, texas. the police have suspended the officer with pay. no word of anyone seriously hurt. we'll have much more from the news desk with bill hemer coming up right after

well, the reason we don't is taos there was no way to have enough time to do the mail verification process to make sure that someone who registers and votes on the same day is, in fact, entitled to vote. so the election would be over, the election results would be in, and then we find out that perhaps this person shouldn't have been able to vote at all. so i would respectfully say that i think a lot of the noise out of the left right now on voting rights is more of a political issue meant to energize their base and to agitate, maybe even to scare some folks. certainly it is our intent as i said all along that everyone be entitled to vote who wants to do so. >> let me ask professor crayton to respond. there is a lot to respond to. take your pick. >> i think everyone who is entitled to vote, every citizen in the state of north carolina has been entitled to have the right to vote. and it shouldn't be limited-- it seems to me, the court decisions have supported this view unless they're really significant issues or rationals on the other side. i think the problem really is reflected in the legi

the prices you said gas released by more than eat authentic you almost five hundred dollars at the taos minister square to square the qb and also the titans will be exported off ukraine to rush to the station is thought to be difficult for this region economically speaking because the people of working exporting goods to russia it's really on the situation is typical for this the competition and after two years off deck and income each government pays no more moaning indian government there is no mo money but because everything was stolen or misused. so it is really a difficult situation for the population. this is why there is this has been a several big political missteps that was first used it. there was this issue of rolling back russian language which was quickly dropped the bit that create a fairy and look over just as effective leaders haven't been to the area it is to speak to people. i think that the major problem of the ukrainian political system is that tom point here is established by the pontiff regions there was no comfort that the nation either in the west either in dense

many of the troops just came back a few weeks ago from their tao of duty in afghanistan. this is a base that has seen a lot of heart break from the incident in 2009, from those who have fallen on the battle field, from the hundreds that have been wounded. this is an army base that has really paid its dues, which is adding to obviously some of the upset about what has happened there today. we don't even know at this point at what portion of the base exactly was involved. this area where we saw it was reported soldiers were coming out of, i'm going to say there's a pretty good chance some of the soldiers probably themselves are combat veterans of the war who may have been impacted by this event today, john. >> barbara, great point. it's home to so many of our heroes and those heroes' families. i should say those families in and of themselves remarkable as well. p pamela brown, we understand local law enforcement has been called in right now to protect the perimeter around this giant giant base. sheriff's department, local police as well. how about federal law enforcement? w

much further away from the greens from the far left when we have today is a distinctive place today to tao pollute and i think competencies and anybody who wants to see the country getting up to the crises to work together in a lot of countries we don't have to start buying receive them with ease to write and i can connect and when it became something like it against a can of ice per cent. i think we need to have some kind of consensus and to me and i needed this today so it's not to mention must be moving to center or right when they eat to much of wanting to compete to get out of the crisis and working together. at the center but always france's new firebrand prime minister minute bouts will be talking about it when we come back this is the hostage today the ball. late cos when he teamed up to date with all the latest from the world of sport. all the action all the results of all the emotion the killings anything for his all round cause i can't overcome. in any case i first read this in march two thousand thirteen cyprus with the approach of bankruptcy in eighteen seventy the new rules s

meaning to my ob tv awhile come to a brand new edition of the tao while the programs and presents the different faces and that you keep it that the voices on taiwan. on the host were equal. since two thousand and eight has been a lot of progress in cross relations between china and taiwan. no one is the state of the us china and taiwan trial at the relations today. on today's program were delighted to have a true expert in very good friend of mine thought to be that long course currently an associate research fellow of the east into european and american studies at the academics america to discuss this and many issues with us what kind of proactive if i let the two nd is the lack of use. whoa going to start off today's program was something very broad and general was something bite of your alley this what is your assessment of the state of relations between us and china. this is possibly the single most important bilateral issues in the world today. there's of course some positives though also some talent is that the water some of the changes you want is to pay in this relationship in

. >> : share of sit and sing tao was sheriff to discuss the issue tomorrow we could see deputies assisting police officers as soon as two weeks. it >> : here and a north caulker bart station at the lights and parking lot are no longer on that is after barr passenger tony reach out to us complaining about the wasted energy. is a simple fix. they were doing the main as they switch context for the lights in a parked what encountered on manual mode and when that brought that to our attention our crews went out there and flipped it back to automatic mode. >> : curettes evanses got a anniversary is a history remains tucked in the got quiet neighborhood called earthquake refugee shacks built by u.s. army provided to thousands of people displaced by 1906 earthquake 5600 earthquakes shacks were built for 20,000 refugees to those that still remain are part of modern city and views of san francisco history. >> : and san fransico of the ss npa and just to prove to your $1.8 billion budget the new budget includes a free parking on sundays in san francisco but you'll continue to pay the meeting until ju

the disappointment that started in 1991 user and these are in cities are more than a million like ma tao. the state is basically the deciding force in the economic vitality largely through the defense industry and we need to remember that russia is ultimately and we are creating a mythologize version of black-and-white from all of that that has really served us in this way. >> i am interested in going after those that abuse antidemocratic behavior. there are people responsible for killing warriors in jail. let's remember under article five and it is absolutely essential in these countries are fearful and they should be. because in part we don't know where this is going next. and i think nato has an obligation to prepare and beef up and solidify the defenses of these countries. but what is also engaging with russia and look at what it has gotten us. what good has it done? and i don't expect russian to be like a western value country. but it doesn't live up to abide by these issues and it comes back to the corner have tried to raise and so what are we going to do about

now, experts say this new tao kind of nuclear test may be using uranium, or plutonium. is head to get region he'll be here in seoul on friday. and north korea's ministry has mentioned that trip describing it as quote a reactionary and dangerous one. >> paula hancocks reporting. and some people ex ba condition should be cancelled. >> reporter: buddhist prayers and muse nikt nap palli capital of katmandu as families of the sherpas killed on friday's avalanche on mt. everest mourn the loss of their loved ones. the bodies of 13 local sherpa guys have been pulled from the snow. three sherpas still are missing. the avalanche was a single deadliest accident in the mountain's history. >> i believe this is going to have a great effect on the families. they've lost their breadwinners. they've lost their husbands. their fathers, their sons. and it's going to have very serious effect in the community, as well as in the family, great loss for everyone. >> reporter: just days away from the start of the busiest climbing season, u.s.-based alpine acents international which lost five sh

saying he really didn't need congressional support bawd he had islamic countries and france wanting taos get in there and provide weapons and air cover to the al qaeda-backed rebels. we knew there was al qaeda involved. as we said on the floor back during those days, we just don't know how extensive it is, we think we ought to wait until we know how extensive the al qaeda involvement is. but this administration wouldn't have that. they moved ahead. they furnished weapons. and it could very well turn out that there were people in our party that said, ok, all right, if that's what you want to do, but it certainly wasn't this con gregal body that did that. the president got his will they furnished weapons to rebel this is a included al qaeda. is administration refused to provide the security that was requested by more than one person, but including chris stevens himself, refused to provide it. how bad would that look before the election? a matter of weeks before early voting started and it turns out that not only did they not provide security as requested, when it was requested, heck, they

afghanistan that our troops, the action, the situation like rwanda present themselves, it's incumbent on taos support whoever is the president in -- it's incumbent on us to support whoever is the president to take action. i thank whip hoyer for calling for this hour, mr. cleaver for leading it and i want to add my thoughts and reflections after having visited rwanda with a great member of congress, donald payne. i yield back the balance of my time. mr. cleaver: thank you, mr. cohen. mr. speaker, may i inquire about e remaining time? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman has 28 minutes remaining. mr. cleaver: i would like to yield the 28 minutes to my colleague, the distinguished the ntleman from new york, mr. gregory meek. meek meek thank you, mr. -- mr. meeks: thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york will control the remainder of the time. mr. meeks: thank you, mr. cleaver, for giving your voice, your voice of remembrance, your oice of comfort, your voice of concern, your voice that says this terrible genocide shall never happen again, nor should -- the h

taos is t.b.t., throwback thursday. would love it if you send us your pictures from back in the day. e-mail them to friends@foxnews.com. >> if the president could go back to 2008 and throw back to the halcyon days, the early days of the administration, his poll numbers through the roof and americans hopeful and trusting of what the president had to say at the time. but a new fox news poll pales in comparison to that. >> you're right. if he could throw back just to a year ago these would have been opposite here. this new poll shows 60% of voters thinks the president lied to voters on important matters some are most of the time. of those, 60% of republicans. 41% of those who believe those lies occur are independents. >> also when it comes to te)people who responded, the people who say he lies most of the time on important issues, 12% of blacks, 31% unmarried women, 34% of people under the age of 30. what's interesting is of all the voters regarding whether or not you think our president lies at all, 15% say he never lies.

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make us aware of our responsibilities as stewards of your divine gifts and allow taos faithfully and earnestly use our talent in way this is a bring understanding to our communities and our nation and peace to every soul. may all we do be done if -- for your greater honor and glory, amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1, the journal stands aproved. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from south carolina, mr. wilson. mr. wilson: everyone, incluringd guests in the gallery, please join in. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will entertain up to 15 requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentlelady from north carolina rise? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: without objection

if they were in control, what would they give taos try to bring america to a more sustainable path? what they give us is $6.6 trillion in new taxes. if i had a dollar for every time i hear if we just had a balanced approach and we could raise taxes on millionaires and billionaires, if i $1 for each of those comments i think we could balance the budget. but if that was the case, raise taxes on millionaires and billionaires, you'd think they would come up with a budget that actually balanced. the bottom line is my friends across the aisle, even raising taxes on millionaires and billionaires, their budget never balances. in their ideal budget this emedicare trust fund still goes bankrupt in 12 years. if you're going to raise these taxes, let's fix the problems. this is rife with huge issues. listen, i think the real secret here that my friends across the aisle aren't telling the american people is they do have a way to pay for this the way to pay for it is not through millionaires and billionaires. they're going to pay for it by taxes hardworking middle class families, raising their ta