the color of the evening is teal. >> yeah, team teal.he sharks hosting the defending champs at the tank tonight in san jose. could team teal after a four-game win streak help their head coach hit a very historic record? we'll tell you, next in sports. >>> ahmed fareed here. the sharks have been in a tailspin lately, struggling to pick up wins and score goals. but perhaps all they needed was a meeting with the defending stanley cup champions. kings and sharks, san jose two points behind l.a. in the west. early first, no score. denied his own rebound, and finishes. 1-0 sharks. after that, we fast forward to the third. sharks up 3-1. logan couture puts it away. the sharks hang on to win 4-3. brody, wear a worst necktie if you're doing that. looking forward to that tomorrow. usa versus the dominican republic. first meeting for the two teams. tied at 1. aybar and nelson cruz comes in. a 2-1 lead. a couple batters later, jose reyes bringing home another one. usa down 3-1. could they come back? bottom ninth, rodney trying to close it out. he do

the men in teal score three >> ama: new at 6:00, the san francisco police department is helping tackle bullying. kids from the tenderloin boys and girls club got to meet linebacker stan williams,; according to the organizers, these sessions give them positivity. >> after after encounter with us, i see the positivity the next time. they're ecstatic to go to school and do their homework. they want to work. they want to get better. >> ama: do the homework. following the gym. the group went to the park to pass around the old football, for positive reinforcement and fun. >>> high school prom season is coming up and one san francisco group is making those expensive dresses available for girls who can't afford them. this is the 12th straight year the princess project hat given away prom dresses. it allow us young women could toe come and pick out one of the 4,000 dresses on the racks. to giveaway continues tomorrow and next sunday. >>> we are in for some good weather coming up. leigh glaser has the details. >> leigh: terrific weather, and just in time for us to return to daylight saving time.

. >>> first up, a major vote in the cyprus parliament helping to get that country closer to a teal with the european union. michelle caruso-cabrera joins us from cyprus again this evening with the very latest. good evening, michelle. >> reporter: larry, lawmakers here in cyprus taking a huge step tonight to prevent the financial collapse of their country. they pass ad law that will allow for the restructuring of their banks. this essentially means their sickest and largest banks will be down sized and made more healthy. this was a key demand by the european partners in order to secure a 10 billion euro bailout for the country. when the law is passed depositors who hold less than about $130,000 they will be fully protected. those who are above 100,000 euros are likely to face loss. they may get equity in a new bank, we'll have to wait and see. but bottom line this is what we needed to see by monday in order for the bank to be able to reopen on tuesday with the key backing of the european central bank. back to you. >>> many thank to cnbc michelle caruso-cabrera. let's bring in our contrib

there is a mag natizism we were tealing. we were in a bar. here is my flawed worthwhile attempt to approach the meaning of life. she read a first person account of a 23 year marriage. every word of every paragraph was tuned there was not a wrong note. it was so powerful imented to believe it was her marriage. that last paragraph contained the wedding vow when he swore he would not be afraid to let her chafrnl him much the crowd froze after she finished. then we exploded into applause. she stood in the spotlight with tears in her eyes. she's a retired psychotherapist. >> go to her. this was a scene of a romantic comedy. i had to catch her at the airport before she left me forever. she was stopped by audience member after audience member. iment to talk to her but what would i say? well, what are you trying to get from her. her question was koejent for someone who had polished off her third drink. i want to come out of retirement and i want her to help me. i don't think it's realistic. you keep thinking i need to find the restroom. i wasn't list

all of a sudden the men in teal have found their offensive game. it starts a minute into the contest. from behind the net. sneaky little guy. sharks are up 1-0. still in the first and marlow with a one timer past hiller. marlow's team leading 16th goal gave the sharks a 2-0 lead. san jose's offense was purring. how about that slapshot. sharks go on to beat the ducks for the second time this week. kevin foster leads santa clara to the invitational final where they will face george mason and the best of three series. this report brought to you by river rock casino. we have the nit and a college basketball invitational. everybody gets to go to a urn it it -- to a tournament at the end of the year. >> up next, one of the >>> here is a look at your wake up forecast. mostly cloudy skies. we are looking at a few sprinkles, patchy fog, upper 40s to low 50s. at 8:00 a.m., low to mid50s. as you check out live doppler 7hd, a few sprinkles off the coast. lisa argen in with mike niko. and she will be tracking any sprinkles. >> thanks. >>> a colorful celebration

all of a sudden the men in teal have found their offensive game. it starts a minute into the contest. from behind the net. sneaky little guy. sharks are up 1-0. still in the first and marlow with a one timer past hiller. marlow's team leading 16th goal gave the sharks a 2-0 lead. san jose's offense was purring. how about that slapshot. sharks go on to beat the ducks for the second time this week. kevin foster leads santa clara to the invitational final where they will face george mason and the best of three series. this report brought to you by river rock casino. we have the nit and a college basketball invitational. everybody gets to go to a urn it it -- to a tournament at the end of the year. >> up next, one of the >>> here is a look ake u your wake up forecast. mostly cloudy skies. we are looking at a few sprinkles, patchy fog, upper 40s to low 50s. at 8:00 a.m., low to mid50s. as you check out live doppler 7hd, a few sprinkles off the coast. lisa argen in with mike niko. and she will be tracking any sprinkles. >> thanks. >>> a colorful celebrat

don't need to go to a flat tax because i'm not so sure if we do go to the flat tax that the special teals aren't going to creep right back in. by the way, h&r block has one thing to do every year. learn the changes to the tax filing. they could have gotten this right. >> i don't know, look at how complex the last changes in taxes the deal that president obama made with congress. just made it even more complex. how can anybody get through it? >> that is what happens when you have government spending. a more complex tax code to collect for it. what i'm worried about is what health reform it is doing to the tax collect 84s. the irs. turning the irs into america's museum of mass confusion. take a look at what the the treasury inspector general for tax administration said about the problem. he is so worried about the irs being at the breaking point. unprecedented in recent history the amount of responsibility irs now given in an area meaning health reform that most people don't think of as an irs problem. he said this will lead to problems. >> mark, isn't the irs just becoming too big? >> the

all of a sudden the men in teal have found their offensive game. a minute into the contest. from behind the net. sneaky little guy. sharks are up 1-0. still in the first and marlow with a one timer past hiller. marlow's team leading 16th goal gave the sharks a 2-0 lead. san jose's offense was purring. how about that slapshot. sharks go on to beat the ducks for the second time this week. kevin foster leads santa clara to the invitational final where they will face george mason and the best of three series. this report brought to you by river rock casino. we have the nit and a college basketball invitational. everybody gets to g to a urn it it -- to a tournament at the end of the year. the end of the year. >> up next, one of the most [ man ] i got this citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. we'll leave that there.

thursday in san jose but the men that teal tied with l.a. minnesota for the playoff spot, and need to get busy. celebrity sighting. jayson bateman at the game. kings out early. antianymore. the kings, the 1-0 lead. sharks on the board in the second period. patrickthe kings followed with e unanswered goals. dwight king. lights the lamp. kings win 5-2. jumping ahead of the sharks in the playoffs. >> college hoops. selection sunday sent for 3:00 p.m. saint marys on the bubble. and cal was upset by utah. pac-12 championship, 21st 21st ranked ucla and oregon in las vegas. bruins started strong. shabazz, not bad for a le got ts in a row in their st. paddy's day unis. oregon never lost the lead in the second. emery, sky-high for the ducks. a oregon winh 20. oregon wins the pac-12 championship for the first time since 2007 an automatic bid to the ncaa tournament. 78-69 the final. >>> major league soccer, san jose and the columbus cruise. morrow places it perfectly to tie it. that would be the final score. 1-1. >> we'll take our final time-out before

">>>downtown san jose is experiencing more colors than just teal and black. we're ready for something else other than the sharks.. go sharks i mean don't doubt me i'm just saying bring something else here we're ready march madness is in san jose for the third time since 2006.. fans from around the country came to cheer on their favorite teams.. we're here to support the ducks..!! fans walked downtown to nearby restaurants in between games to grab a few rounds of drinks as well as attempting to satisfy their hunger i came here to get chocolate wasted in between the games.. we want to drink a little bit and then we're going to go back.. cuz they don't serve any alcohol there so we have been drinking soda all day and i'm all jacked up off of mountain dew.. so i would like an adult beverage.. we walked by and it was packed we wanted to get something to eat but we didn't know if they had stuff to eat here and it was a little bit to packed so on the way back we wanted to get a few shots and ya know.. head back to the arena downtown commerce hopes the city of san jo

thursday in san jose but the men that teal tied with l.a. minnesota for the playoff spot, and need to get busy. celebrity sighting. jayson bateman at the game. kings out early. antianymore. the kings, the 1-0 lead. sharks on the board in the second period. patrickthe kings followed with e unanswered goals. dwight king. lights the lamp. kings win 5-2. jumping ahead of the sharks in the playoffs. >> college hoops. selection sunday sent for 3:00 p.m. saint marys on the bubble. and cal was upset by utah. pac-12 championship, 21st 21st ranked ucla and oregon in las vegas. bruins started strong. shabazz, not bad for a lefty. oregon finally got their lucks in a row in their st. paddy's day unis. oregon never lost the lead in the second. emery, sky-high for the ducks. a game-high 20. oregon wins the pac-12 championship for the first time since 2007 an automatic bid to the ncaa tournament. 78-69 the final. >>> major league soccer, san jose and the columbus cruise. morrow places it perfectly to tie it. that would be the final score. 1-1. >> we'll take

neil teal did your parents -- they were able to get their money but -- everything but 10%? >> i cannot speak for those who were not allowed inside the bank because so many people were lock outside. but i want to tell you is listening to the interviews greg is doing, and when you think about the people standing in line for days in front of the atms and the banks and the amount of anxiety they must have when they're told their life savings, the money they have rightfully earned and is rightfully theirs, may not be there. you can imagine what they are going through and experiencing. it can be life changing. >> neil: we look back at the -- i'm thinking of charles keeting and these infamous names. not so great for you because of you parents. we were told your money is safe there, s birdie l customers were brunched. rules were changed. a lot of the accounts were protected but apparently not enough. so when you hear, bill, a lot of people say, well, cyprus is cyprus and it's not us, and and you grew up as a young guy witnessing for yourself what can happen, any lesson that you wan

. >> the tiny nation of cyprus may have reached a teal to keep its banks afloat.tors say its troubles are far from over and that's bad news for our 401ks. we'll be live in cyprus. he we found it, i don't know. we'll be live there. [ male announcer ] just when you thought you had experienced performance a new ride comes along and changes everythi. the powerful gs. get great values on your favorite lexus models during the mmand performance sales event. this is the pursuit of perfection. it's eb. want to give your family the very best in taste, freshness, and nutrition? it's eb. want to give them more vitamins, omega 3s, and less saturated fat? it's eb. eggland's best eggs. eb's. the only eggs that make better taste and better nutrition... easy. eggland's best eggs. better taste. better nutrition. better eggs. it's eb. >> shepard: this is "studio b." it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. the markets opened higher on the news cyprus reached a bailout do but didn't last. it faded and fast, and everything sank into the red. a live look at the dow wh

a lot of frequent flier miles out of the teal. >> christian is with us.e million buck for a flyover? >> that's a lot of money. it's unusual. this comes just a little bit after full eagle, what the military calls its annual military exercises between the u.s. and south korea. that had concluded so the fact this was put on after that is an indication that u.s. commanders and their south korean court -- counterparts take that's serious. >> shepard: there's a lot of noise here. is there more danger simply as a result of the noise? >> i think south korea -- north korea's primary threat is threw proliferation. in comparison to the other alternative which is a direct nuclear strike on japan, south korea, the u.s. korea has proven itself capable of picking fights inch 2010 they shelled a south korean island and sang a ship and paid no consequence for doing that. >> shepard: i wanted to ask you about the political will in south korea. they seem to be telegraphing it wasn't very high. >> right. and this is -- there's a new government in south korea, a woman neighbo

tl men in teal make it 3 straight victory. pl goal on each of the last 3 games.olas and tenth of the year 1 nothing shark. 22 saves in a shut out last night. stop on the rebound right there. third period still 1 nothing sharks. give away. he goes top shelf. fifth of the year. in the third also complete highlights coming at 11:00. raiders hoping to save salary cap space restrike during palmer contract but he said no way. quarterback expected to make 13 million dollars this season. oakland several options keep him and pay him cut him or give the raines to fryer stay tune. >> march madness continues. tip off one of the 2 teams lef left. staple center. arizona open fire led by 4 at the half. bibut the buckeye. puts it in on the reverse lay autopsy. that was sweet. ohio state by 3. off the glass and wlooins

in the meantime governors across the country, including myself here in pennsylvania what he was to tealwhat is coming forward. what i know is that really one size does not fit all the states. each state is so different than the other states, that we need to see real reform for the state of pennsylvania. might be completely different than what they need in the state of ohio or the state of virginia. i recall a statement by president obama in 2009 to democrats that it made no sense to put more money in medicaid without first having reform. that's one of the statements i agree with him on, but that seems to be exactly what we're doing. the other point i always like to make is, this -- people forget, this is taxpayer dollars, which it's taxpayer dollars from the federal government or taxpayer dollars from the state government. it's the same taxpayers across the country. >> neil: to your point, whatever you get, be careful what you wish to. i don't want to get into the details of the plan to cover illegals with health care, but gets to the bigger point of added spending. the architects of th

the men in teal tied with the men in minnesota for the sixth playoff spot in the west.hrough the lockout-shortened season. jason bateman at the game. he watch the kings jump out early. he beats anti niemmi giving the kings the 1-0 lead. sharks on the board 35 seconds into the second. patrick marleau, his 14th of the season. sharks trail 2-0. the kings follow with three unanswered goals. dwight king, lights the lamp. kegs on top 5-1. they win 5-2, jumping ahead of the sharks in the playoff hundred. >>> college hoops selection sunday set for today at 3:00 with cal and st. mary's pen both on the bubble. cal was upset by utah in the pac-12 tournament. speaking of which the pac-12 championship. bruins started strong. shabazz the right-handed hook. ucla up 8. oregon got their ducks in a row in their green unis. deadly from downtown. 11 points the first half. oregon never lost the lead in the second. carlos emery execution for the dunk. a game-high 20 points. oregon wins the pac-12 championship for the first time since 2007. automatic bid to the ncaa tournament. 78-79, the fin

the men in teal tied with the men in minnesota for the sixth playoff spot in the west.y need to get busy halfway through the lockout-shortened season. celebrity sightings, vince vaughn and jason bateman at the game. he watch the kings jump out early. he beats anti niemmi giving the kings the 1-0 lead. sharks on the board 35 seconds into the second. patrick marleau, his 14th of the season. sharks trail 2-0. the kings follow with three unanswered goals. dwight king, lights the lamp. kings on top, 5-1. they win 5-2, jumping ahead of the sharks in the playoff hunt. >>> college hoops selection sunday, set for today at 3:00. cal and st. mary's both on the bubble. st. mary's lost to top-ranked gonzaga in the wcc finals, while cal was upset by utah in the pac-12 tournament. speaking of which, the pac-12 championship. 2 isst ranked ucla in los angeles. bruins started strong. shabazz the right-handed hook. not bad for a lefty ucla up 8. oregon got their ducks in a row in their green unis. damian dot son, deadly from downtown. 11 points the first half. oregon never lost the lead i

the festival in spain, a huge teal warri deal we're covering it here on fox.ill be set ablaze and that's one way to party. alicia acuna live from valencia, spain. >> there's all of the st. patrick's day celebration going on and take that and combine it with mardi gras in new orleans and 4th in july and get an idea of the partying that's happening he here. >> there are firecrackers going off throughout the day and the night and the closer to the end of the fiesta next week, it seems the more parades we see and for the feeling of chaos this appears to give off, it's incredibly organized and competitive. this is the 2013 winning falla. the best one from valencia this year. more than 300 were voted on, they all have double meaning and contain humor, satire and social commentary. this year's winner poked fun at the financial crisis in and the 14th time to win first place. >> it's very hard to win the first place and we were working all year to have this prize. we burn it, so we like to make it bet her. >> and of course it's noisier and noisier as each day passes, h

the men in teal tied with l.a. and minnesota for the sixth playoff spot in the west.ed to get busy halfway through the lockout-shortened season. celebrity sightings, vince vaughn and jason bateman at the game. he watch the kings jump out early. the first period, he beats anti niemmi giving the kings the 1-0 lead. sharks on the board 35 seconds into the second. patrick marleau, his 14th of the season. sharks trail 2-0. the kings follow with three unanswered goals. dwight king, lights the lamp. kings on top, 5-1. they go on to win 5-2, jumping ahead of the sharks in the playoff hunt. >>> college hoops selection sunday, set for today at 3:00. cal and st. mary's both on the bubble. st. mary's lost to top-ranked gonzaga in the wcc finals, while cal was upset by utah in the pac-12 tournament. speaking of which, the pac-12 championship. 21st-ranked ucla in los angeles. bruins started strong. shabazz the right-handed hook. not bad for a lefty ucla up 8. oregon got their ducks in a row in their green unis. damian dotson, deadly from downtown. 11 points the first half. oregon n

led the giants to 2 world series championship in the three years with the teal.ear won national league batting title come back player of the year mvp. despite missing most of 2011 with leg injury. hit 3 3624 home run and 103 rbi last year. deal also include as full no trade clause so not going anywhere. before tonight game you can imagine against the a's buster was just beaming. >> hard to put into words. knowing for the next 9 years i'll be a part of this very steroid franchise. >> get them all the tile. checked off every box you can check off and yet as brian mention he's such a humble person and great players are. they never think they have arrived as a player. always still trying to get better. >> all right bay bridge series game barry facing griffin and money hasn't quite gone to buster head. single. could have had another one. nice diving spot. led one nothing in the sixth. that's our crawford double. drove it over the head of cocoa crisp. crawford scores from second on the blank. triple game tied at 1. next batter. nick brings him home. single off griffin.

men in teal slap a slide hosting the champ.ond when andrew deck frasier lead to fight between tv these 2 and gets 4 extra minutes of penalty. >> top shelf. third goal of the year. 2 nothing shark over the l.a. king. minute 27 later still on the power play. with a rocket from the point. and right now the shark leading the king 4-1. defensive line man ricky back up with the 49ers. just by him a big buck start up for the colts. 4 years. 22 and half million dollars in endy. started only 2 games with the niners. that was after justin smith. hurt the elbow in week 15. 22 tackle. 2 sack. not nearly the impact player that smith is but free agency is all about supply and demand so if you want, quality player, you have to pay up. 10 teams have an interest in him. ram running back jackson left st. louis because he said he wanted to play for contender. he found one. if cons. bruising back. over 10,000 yards rushing. 56 touch downs in the 9 year nfl career. april 25. day one of the 2013 nfl draft where dreams be

we knew they wouldn't reach a teal. stocks have gone high center why?ge funds, smart money, money managers, institutions they know spending cuts at the end. day are good for the economy and that any talk about spending cuts even if it's forced is better than no talk at all. they also know all this doom and gloom stuff, doom and gloom rhetoric they are using to decry what these spending cuts will do it's nothing but hyperbole. so the stocks like all this. they think it's pro growth in the long run. they like even better what ben bernanke said this week. they responded more to that. >> that may be as i try to persuade our other panelist the fed will pump $85 billion a month into the economy probably as long as i'm around on this planet that's for sure and they will take their sweet time taking the money out. the combination, you make a good point. the combination of ever so little spending restraint and i mean that, $44 billion and a whole lot of stimulus how does that stack up to the stock market outlook? >> it looks really good. if you look at the econo

thing that if they want it, they're automatically removed and that's a big reason why they keep it jen tealcly it's in a bad form but discussions do go on. they get together and say let's talk to this person together and feel him out. that stuff does occur. >> certainly we heard the general congregations that country cardinals were meeting, that similar language groups were meeting and it was a little unusual, that members thought it was odd that this was going on, that they thought it would be more cohesive and it lent to the idea that there was a lot of energy for change and that things needed to be discussed here. and when we look at that, and we look at who we've been talking about, even the mere suggestion of an american pope and that is a legitimate part of the dialog we're told this time, dolan, from new york -- hold on a second. on top of the chimney, a bird. we went from smoke watch to bird watch. ordinarily something that would be completely not worthy of mention, not on this one. it is not a dove. it is like a seagull or something like that on top of the chimney. >> better watch

the teal was announced today and comes as nra is involved in a national debate on gun violence.lowing the december school shooting masker in new jun town, connecticut. has sponsored nascar reyeses before. >>> as the trial over the gulf oil spill disaster enters its second week one expert witness says bp knew the area was prone to earthquakes but drilled the well anyway. the geoscience provided testimony who were suing bp over the 2010 deadly oil rig explosion. he said today that a 6.0 quake back in 2006 probably weakened rock formations on the sea floor and that he had seen evidence that bp knew about that quake before it began to drill the well three years later. >>> in bakersfield police are investigating the death of a woman who was denied cpr at an independent living facility. authorities are look into possible criminal wrong doing. a dispatcher tried to convince a nurse calling 911 from glenwood gardens to provide cpr, but the nurse insisted it was against company policy. she said they were only supposed to wait with the person until help arrived. an 86-year-old woman had c

conclusion that he couldn't deal with republican leaders and if he, first of all, he couldn't make a teal with them and secondly if he did they couldn't then sell it to the members so he decided to go directly to the rank and file. is that what is behind this? even during the course of the week if you look at the media address last saturday he was blasting republicans and this one about outrage. a dramatic shift. >> i think there is truth to the fact that the white house decided that talking just too boehner and talking just to mcconnell obviously wasn't getting anybody closer to a deal and they have been very strategic in it choosing the republicans particularly on the senate side that obama is going to be talking to. looked for people who showed some indication they may be willing to discuss revenue increases as part of a bigger deal. kelly ayotte and lindsey graham. what the white house is hoping to do is try to generate momentum or at least a conversation among some of the rank and file republicans. the reality is at a certain point he needs the republican leadership. he can't complet

to introduce you, erica montgomery is here with the irace center and this is a way that people can teals the largest facility in the country for real live racing but people like dale earnhardt, jr. use these pods in real life to practice on real tracks. they have been laser simulated so somebody went out and lasered the individual tracks all over the country and so what you're feeling in these pods is the real feel of these actual racetracks. >> we have indy cars and every kind of car you can imagine. >> formula 1, nascar, gt, you have your choice of over 30 different cars you can try and over 60 different tracks to race on. >> reporter: this is the grand opening today. >> right. we'll be open until 9:00 tonight. >> reporter: in fremont. so you might want to check it out. this is a great place to do it especially on a day like today. a lot of clouds around the bay area. we have seen a lot of rain overnight. looks like things beginning to settle down a little bit. still seeing rainfall off the coastline near the santa cruz mountains but even that's beginning to taper off. throughout the

this last-ditch teal saves the country from a banking collapse which could have forced it to become thee euro and that could have created economic turmoil across the entire globe. the deal calls for drastic cutbacks in cyprus's financial sector, a closure of the country's second largest bank. and large accountholders will even have to foot some of that bill. >>> news of the bailout is sending asian markets higher today while banking shares in other markets also posted strong gains. tokyo's nikkei closed with a 1.7% g

because i was a former president, had greater access to the president of china at the time, kim teal,then if i had been and the minister or an ambassador or whoever, the fact that i had outstanding gave me access. when you have access, use it. but i hate you track record with china. i encouraged the chinese government to fund both of the covenants, and they ratified economic and social rights during my time as high commissioner. they have workshops they would bring chinese experts, judges looking at education, putting people away with no due process, it is still a problem. the worst transgressions and the tibetan monks and priests, the political dissidents, and i would raise these individual cases and very rarely got any introspection. there were encouraging remarks about what the chinese are doing on one side. then i would be very strong -- by far the strongest voice criticizing china. and i learned, having been there on several different occasions, that the media was completely divided. the western media never picked up that i had also given credit. they focused on high commissioner

we can't teal with this. we'll seriously pursue this trillion dollar coin idea.tion that people in financial markets read. the actual tangible people out there in financial markets aren't they going to balk. won't this have an adverse effect on people's judgment of the government to do the things we need to do? >> i don't think so. i mean look we're already having a debate right now. this is the point we need to come back to. we're having a debate at the highest levels about whether we'll pay our bills. that's the debate we're currently having. >> can i debate that debate i don't think we're having that debate. mitch mcconnell said that. >> the gop leader in the senate is debating with the president whether we'll pay our bills. >> this is clearly an issue of political leverage. this doesn't come down to tissue of congress defaulting on its bills which constitutionally it cannot do and last time they threatened to do it the blame fell on republicans disproportionately. these are people who care so much about their jobs they are willing to hold even in a political

but for the time being, nasa signed a $750 million teal with the russians to provide 12 round trips upk and also that includes food. alisyn? alisyn: that is an expensive ride even when you throw in the food. steve harrigan thanks. bill: don't forget that. a devastating landslide knocking homes off their foundation. dozens are it threatened even as we speak. a live report from seattle. alisyn: lawmakers getting up close and personal look at difficulties along the border. wait until you see what happened bill: they have been waiting for their banks to open for two weeks and today they do and now long lines forming outside of these banks in cyprus after they were shut down because of the country's financial crisis and believe it or not that tiny eastern mediterranean island is having ripple effects all other the world. we start there. i'm bill hemmer the welcome to a brand new hour of "america's newsroom." how are you doing? alisyn: i'm doing well. i'm alisyn camerota in for martha maccallum. the government imposed restrictions including some of these. no check cashing. they will have a l

all of these tax breaks in the code, and they could raise 800 million -- >> yes, but the republicans teal which they were originally opposed to, do you think it was handled from the end of last year to the beginning of this carry, if you could do it over, would you? >> i would have preferred to see a different result. i would have preferred a larger agreement. that would have contained additional revenue, and it would have had cuts through the kinds of decisions we were talking about then. as you recall, speaker boehner was not able to deliver his caucus on anything that included that kind of revenue -- >> but congressman, before we go back, i think the speaker would have trouble with the caucus, and i think the president had trouble with his caucus going back 18 months. and changing some of the goal posts at that point. what i wonder, though, is to your main point, is can we get to a broader agreement, a broader grand bargain, does that exist? >> i do. i think we have a window of opportunity now between august and september. i'm concerned if we don't get it done, that window will close.

they teal i think that's -- that does stop with the administration and the state department for if there were any wrongdoing and how they handled that. so i don't think that's the best example in which you might see a network anchor apologize. i think that -- you know, the reporters apologize all the time, but they're usually on very, very bad issues. we plagiarized. there have been policy discussions where both sides do have their own talking points and their own intentions. news considerations generally will not apologize for that type of thing. >> next up from warren, pennsylvania. >> i'm absolutely amazed that there's something on tv like this on tv. yeah, you guys. my question was with the validity thing, how are you supposed to find news on the internet when you can't find -- you know, who are you supposed to do? and what happened to the freedom of press. who are you supposed to do if you can't trust the people on that for years that our grandparents have been telling us? this is supposed to be the news. it's like none of its' happening the way that it's supposed to be. >> let jane

there's trillions of dollars this savings by cutting things that aren't necessary, that are special teals i deals in the ta. we say half the amount that's needed yet should come from there. nowings on thnow, on the other e building is a different picture. the ryan bucket budget, 55% of t they are doing goes to the top 1%. i feel like this is groun groung day. give it to the to it will trickle down. we did that. it did not trickle dowfnlt at least it didn't hit michigan. show this budget does it over and over again. and two-thirds of that they do in the house goes to the top 5% of taxpayers. what's left for middle-class families? we say something very different to grow the economy. we say, we need in a global economy to outeducate, outinnovate, and outbuild. the president has said that over and over again. and our budget invests in those things that allow us to compete, grow the middle class, create jobs while doing what we need to do to make smart, commonsense decisions. on spending in the federal government. here's what i'm worried about. right now when we look at u.s. investing in resea

the teal group has suggested that uavs, that spending will double in the next decade from 6.6 billion1-point for. at the same time, i think it's fair to say that society is very often slow to accept rapid technological change investment. and you know, i to say i think part of it is the public deep seeded chinese with robots. and, of course, political fear that was, but senator rand paul filibuster really i think day to some degree muggy public understanding of domestic uses of uas. so we don't do ourselves any favors either from an industry standpoint when we keep changing the name. i could go around this room and i put a coherent could come up with a different one. uas, uav, rtd, and i get this, the latest one, uninhabited aerial vehicle? come on. sexism? give me a break. i think our speakers will shed light on some more important of the uas concerns, and i'm so delighted that from california, frank pace was willing and able to come in, the president and ceo of general atomics. and, of course, the developer of the predator among other very leading aircraft in is a. whenever think abo

the teal group has suggested that uavs, that pending is going to double -- spending is going to double decade from 6.6 billion to 11.4. at the same time, i think it's fair to say that society is often very slow to accept rapid technological change and investments. and, you know, i have to say i think part of it is the public's deep-seeded unease with robots. i mean, this goes back to the hal -- [inaudible] and a few other things we remember from our childhood. and, of course, political theater it was, but senator rand paul's filibuster really, i think, did to some degree muddy public understanding of the domestic uses of uas. so we don't do ourselves any favors either from an industry standpoint when we keep changing the names. i could go around this room, and i bet everyone here could come up with a different one. uas, uav, rpv. and now, get this, the latest one? uninhabited aerial vehicles? oh, come on. sexism? give me a break. [laughter] i think our speakers will shed light, though, on some of the more important of uas concern. i'm so delighted that from california frank pace was wi