i just -- and i also think when you talk about the bed bugs, the rats, the roaches, all of those things. there's not enough inspectors for these problems and how do we get the word out to the service providers and the people who are living in the sro's to actually understand what these problems are? and i also want to add that i'm wondering what people are going to do regarding -- like, if you go online and (ff÷ at some of the these the building -- you file a complaint under like -- you got these websites and they rank them. you can look at these websites and you can actually see several different violations. you can see them on youtube. you can see them several places and i am wondering is anybody -- what do -- does anybody eventually -vv address that? i just -- i am just looking at this whole system and i am just wondering where the accountability and sometimes you go to other places and it just seems like the voice of the victims in these sro's are being placated, pretty much ignored and pencil whipping and i am applying the sro task force and that reminds me. the city attorney i am

please welcome back to the program, mary roach. i like your book. great. very funny. >> thank you, john. jon: this one is called... it answers all the questions of what happens when we eat. food. and then obviously... >> yeah jon: the post food. the whole chute jon: the whole chute. why doesn't the stomach digest itself which brings up an interesting point that i would like like to ask you. why doesn't the stomach digest itself >> you can eat stomach and your own stomach will say i can take that apart but yet your own stomach. the answer is... ready? it does. trick. it does. but it's also your... your stomach is very good at rebuilding your stomach lining so it does but then it builds it back up. i love this, every three days you have a new stomach lining. >> jon: really? and i do too. jon: i don't know about you. i have a new stomach lining. so it's a constant pitch battle. exhausted people rebuilding stomach >> your poor stomach. it never stops working on your behalf >> jon: unbelievable. talk to me about the beginning of the process which would be the sa

the finish line. >> reporter: rebecca roach had just finished the race when the bombs went off. >> it's a moment ofnic and just heart wrenching fear of the worst. >> reporter: she was okay but her mom and a friend there to support her were badly injured. >> makes me feel quite guilty. >> guilty? >> yeah. they wouldn't have been there if it wasn't for me. >> reporter: rebecca ran every step of the 26.2 miles with her mom and dad in her heart and written on her legs. >> is there any way to appreciate what you did accomplish today? >> yeah. >> good. >> i -- it was a dream of mine for years and i finally accomplished it in the time i wanted to. >> reporter: the bombs went off 50 to 100 yards apart with a number of cameras capturing the blast the investigators have evidence to study frame by frame as they hunt for who is responsible. the bombs went off four hours after the start of the race the average time for male runners is 4:30 hours. it was patriots day in boston. but by evening police replaced the finish line with yellow police tape. let's that a block from the finish line where many loved ones wa

the first quarter. but after that, they had a pharma at roach. in the next hour, we will tell you what daniel oh day thinks about india's recent supreme court ruling against novartis, what it means for roach and what it means in the emerging markets. back over to you guys. >> karen, thanks very much indeed for that. let's bring you up to speed with where we stand right now in the global markets, what, an hour and 30 minutes into trade. we're just weighted to the upside 6 to 4 on the dow jones stocks 400. about the biggest daily rise for three months on wednesday following the record closes on the s&p and the dow, as well. right now, the ftse 100 pretty flat, pretty flat for the xetra dax. the ibex is down and the ftse mib is fairly flat, as well. spanish y50e8dz, 4.3%. we have seen the lows since 2010. there will be a question of how much more we can get with spanish debt. dollar/yen, 99.88 on late wednesday trade right now 99.6 2. there seems to be a lot of options barriers. and sixuan rejoins us today with a recap of what happens in asia. hi, si

to the inspection report they had cross-contamination, foods were at the wrong temperatures, they had rodent droppings. and -- roaches. >> oh. >> well the food patrol went to talk to the owner, tony rodriguez and tony actually didn't agree with the report. >> i think he just thought that we had a problem. >> there you see the news crew going to the back with rodriguez to check it out and in the middle of this report, while rodriguez is claiming he has a clean kitchen -- >> oh! >> a cockroach controls up the wall. >> and then rodriguez with his bare hand squashes the thing. >> gross. >> he doesn't even wash his hand with soap. >> these are roaches, tony. >> he's coming out and stepping on them. finally rodriguez turns off the lights and makes the guys leave because he has really been caught red-handed. >> imagine if he's ever eating at this place and then you see this report -- oh. >> the crunchy thing may not have been lettuce. >>> i think the next video really representing the phrase -- by the skin of your teeth. >> we have a dash cam here. we see this fellow going across the road. the car we're traveling in slows d

when the bill roache or. formula for controversy burning rubber on the streets of. hardship weekend on r t. rebel forces in syria say they hope western and arab countries meeting on saturday in istanbul will give them the arms they need to get rid of president assad there are reports the u.s. has said it will put american boots on the ground in neighboring jordan and patriot missiles along its border it's also recently emerged france and the u.k. have presented evidence to the u.n. of chemical weapons use in syria evidence now being looked at by u.s. intelligence agencies but a u.n. investigation into the use of nerve agents has stalled as the government and the international body wrangle over which areas investigators should be able to visit refund and i reports from a stumble by the friends of syria meeting is taking place. the meeting in turkey comes when the situation around syria is heating up dramatically and the countries will decide to go are losing patience and while the gender is unclear the raw indicators that a military solution could be discussed at ist

and according to reports the cdc found roaches and flies on the ship as well as dried food waste all over. that's not all. the polls were not chlorinated, let's around, knows these yield. the inspection came less than two weeks after the carnival triumph was stranded at sea for today's. the nearly 3,000 passengers on board were forced to endure awful conditions. that fascination and the triumph. the problem is the names are getting -- setting unrealistic expectations. they should be r

not enough chlorine in the pool and roach in a juice dispenser. important understand that a ship poses a health risk to guest or crew. deep in the utah desert there is a site that few americans know about and fewer get a chance to see. katherine did. a close up look . it seems not everyone was happy approximate her -- about her dure. >> the utah data center is's massive storage facility and i our question was denied our team dropped in to ask the bottom question. >> utah data center hold the data of american citizens. >> we don't hold da on u.s. citizens. take protecting your civil libertis and privacy as the most important thing they would do. >> we were not given access but could see it from the sky. >> we are 500 feet . the nsa said we need it to keep us safe. but the concrete box is the front and center in the debate. >> it raises the questions about the vast amount of data. >> nsa whistleblower said americans should be concerned about letting the government go too far in the name of security. >> only way to have perfect secretary is have a sto

of the rest of us to position gridlocked nobody's asian was involved with the right to be seen to be credible. when bill roache obviously a formula for controversy burning rubber on the streets of. hardship weekend on our . rebel forces in syria say they hope western and arab countries meeting on saturday will grant them the arms they need to get rid of president assad u.s. secretary of defense chuck hagel has already announced he'll put american boots on the ground in neighboring jordan as a first step to preventing chemical weapons from getting into the wrong hands it's also recently emerged france and the u.k. have presented evidence to the u.n. of the use of nerve gas in syria that's now being looked at by u.s. intelligence agencies but a u.n. investigation into the claim has stalled with damascus and the international body wrangling over which areas investigators should be able to visit artie's rif an ocean and i reports ahead of the friends of syria meeting. the meeting in turkey comes when the situation around syria is heating up dramatically and the countries will decide to go are losing patience and w

it beat michigan in the ncaa championship game coming back from a 12-point first half deficit. roachtino, this is his second national title. he won with kentucky in 1996. kevin ware helped cut down that net. >> that was a shot of the confetti cannon going off. >> what is it about kentucky? all those mid-western states. great basketball. and you have the bruins, longest dynasty of all time. the markets at this hour. 93.58 on oil this morning. the 10-year is back to 175 or so after going back below 1.7 on those numbers on friday. and then gold, i don't know. i'm writing it off. someone is going to drop a nuclear bomb and can't get a bubble. you're going to try to bribe your way across the border to get away from the zombie apocalyptic across the country. here's my coupon, my etf certificate. they're going to go, sorry, that's paper. is that why? >> i don't know. that's what rick santelli says. and that's the best answer i have heard yet. got a better one? >> do you see this stuff? they want to come on and debate. rubini is afraid to do it supposedly. >> they had quite the fight last ni

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announcer ] see what's happening behind the scenes at ducktherapy.com. >>> my next guest has been called america's funniest science writer. pretty good moniker. mary roachs written about the science of sex and the curious science of life of the void. her latest book out this week is "gulp: adventures on the elementary canal". it's one of those words i always saw written, but had a hard time. elementary. >> you can say it however you want. >> how did you decide on this topic? >> okay, i'm going to tell you this. i was talking with a reader who happened to be a gastrointerologist. we were talking about the whole digestive tract. he says -- he goes, think of it. nobody appreciates their digestive tract. the human anus, this is a rim of muscle, the nerve that can discriminate between solid, liquid, and gas and selectively decide what to let go. he was like no one appreciates their parts, okay? it's pretty miraculous. >> maybe you don't want to talk about it. you said people like what they eat rather than eat what they like. what does that mean? >> that has to do with the fact that we talk about if someone's a picky eater and trying to change people's eating

they fled to another part of the building, but the rats are gone and now the roaches -- they're missinge the blue. i like the blue. >> it's modern. >> calming influence? >> how about the terrible plywood? no offense to louisiana pacific because they make a great stramborn. >> the sound board is the same. you might introduce new sounds, but not for now. >> not yet. >> boy, i could use some anti-shine in that picture, but, you know, some things are new and needed and that's -- by the way, that's mr. fall from kimberly-clark on the screen, and i just am so thrilled that the network aftopened its pursed gave us a new set. >> let's get to phil lebeau. breaking news on boeing. >> there is a report out of the capital of ethiopia, saying ethiopian airlines is the -- the faa has not lifted the grounding with airworthiness directive. we expect it to happen today, tomorrow or maybe friday, but relatively soon. ethiopian airlines saying it will be the first post-grounding flight to kenya. this is what we'll be seeing over the next couple of weeks. once the grounding is lifted, the companies that ha

the door isn't kicked in. >> reporter: people like ed roach are mad, and he says everyone is looking for the killer. >> i hope a civilian catches him. i do. justice will be served. >> reporter: hehe thinks the authorities have their worked cut out because there are lots of places to hide. john keller gave a bleeding man a ride not far crime scene. >> there was no scratches or cuts on his arm arms. there was a large amount of blood and he was shaking like crazy. >> i heard from community members who say there's a clothing drive going on for the victims family because they've either chosen not to go back in the home or being kept out of the home and the community is doing whatever they can to help them out. there will be a memorial for leila in at school. ann notarangelo kpix 5. >> investigators lifted fingerprints and collected dna but it could take a week to process. >>> an attempted kidnapping in pittsburgh has led police to a new clue. a 2-year-old was snatched from her in her front yard on friday, just steps from her mother. the suspect dropped the child and then ran away. but now investigators say they ha

lot of mexico much the chinese flyweight went on to dominate all four rounds of recount and a unanimous decision victory in his first ever pro fight led him to train at freddie roach aims to guide the thirty one year old to a world title within a year. thanks. that on saturday by in munich made more german football history after your panties men sealed their records twenty third title in six games to go it was the earliest ever with just a good triumph in the very end giants didn't miss a penalty through david a lot about midway through the first half and frankfurt but asked in schweinsteiger got the job done early in the second with a spectacular back he'll finish before clearing a corner off the line in the dying minutes to secure the one knowing. and also on saturday it was the semifinal of the family circle cup but while the one serena williams put her sister the feelings to one side the defending champion thrashed older sister venus six one six two the american siblings were playing each other for the first time since two thousand and nine and serina has now prevailed in the last five encounters the thirty one year old then went on to beat serbia's relearning

the ship fascination failed inspections and what inspectors found onboard was anything but fascinating. is that a baby roache of a sneeze guard at the salad bar. in a statement to "outfront," carnival says all violations will be resolved within 24 hours and it's the first time they failed in the past five years. >>> tensions rise in north korea and there is a call to strengthen american diplomacy. in an editorial that got me attention today, experts say the united states president are weakening the foreign service by making political appointments instead of filling positions with people with expertise. positions filled by diplomats plunged to 24%. as we reported on this show, about a third of current ambassadors are political pint appointees by president obama. >>> according to a new report, 70,000 refugee that's fled mali, there were four toilets for 12,000 people. now they don't use toilets in the same way in these camps. even so, that is abysmal. people are getting sick. we reached out to the u.n. refugee agency to set up the camp and haven't yet heard back. >>> it has been 617 days since the u.s. lost i

activists to hold position gridlocked nobody's agent was involved with the right to be seen to be credible. when bill roache obviously a formula for controversy burning rubber on the streets of the checkered flag ship weekend. international in the very heart of moscow. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time out to go to florida and talk with the father of reaganomics dr paul craig roberts a former official in ronald reagan's treasury department and author of a new e-book the failure of laws a fair capitalism and economic destiny lucian of the west dr roberts welcome back to the gaza report thank you max all right dr robert gold fell violently in price despite it being in backwardation a sign that physical markets are tight your thoughts on what has happened in gold recently i think. is driving gold to check. quantitative easing. because when you create a thousand billion dollars each year but the demand for dollars is not growing more and more characters or no longer using it to settle their international payments you get a huge difference between supply and demand evidence to the fair the fed's

he was a central figure in the espn figure and quoted extensively calling roach rice's conduct outrageous. he compiled the video and took it to rutgers officials. he supplied this video to espn, too, right? >> i can't reveal whether or not he was the source. i will tell you, howard, where you know this happens, you have a disgruntled employee and he ends up speaking out, but the reality is, it's the facts. whether he has an agenda or not. this happens in various stories. when the truth comes out and you cannot hide behind the facts or the visuals and it's somewhat irrelevant whether or not this particular person has an agenda he or she end up getting the facts out to the public. >> the fact that you rely heavily on eric murdoch in this case, criticizing of coach rice. let me turn you to the most important development here. >> there were other sources. >> yes, espn talked to a lot of people. you had the videotape and i agree with you no matter what murdoch's motivation. that videotape does not lie. it is apparent what is going on there. the fbi is investigating eric murdoch for possible or

every time i go any house, i drive by and check to make sure the door isn't kicked in. >> reporter: ed roach says everyone is looking for the killer. >> i hope a civilian catches him, i do. justice will be served. >> reporter: he thinks the authorities have their work cut out because there are lots of places to hide but john carter believes he may have helped the killer. he gave a bleeding man a ride not far from the crime scene. >> there was no scratches or any cuts on his arm. there was just a profuse amount of blood on him and he was shaking like crazy. >> reporter: and the sheriff's department is not commenting on carter's story. some community members did come out ask say that -- and say there's a clothing drive to help the family. they're having difficulty getting into the home or perhaps they've chosen not to go back since the crime. >> were they able to tell you, there was any physical evidence left behind at the crime scene, clothing fingerprints. >> they have some dna and fingerprints. they're hoping they can get that processed in a week or so the. the department of justice and the

and activists to hold position gridlocked nobody's agent was involved with the right to be seen to be credible. when bill roache obviously there's a formula for controversy burning rubber on the streets of bahrain shanker flagship weekend. we speak your language or not a damn. good news program says documentaries in spanish matters to you breaking news that will turn it into anglos stories. you hear. all teach spanish to find out more visit. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. you're watching r t injuries the bombings and mortar fire being reported in iraq as a nation hold its first election after a nearly a decade long u.s. occupation but with the slow of candidates assess and they did more than one hundred baud from bad lives and a wave of violence a terrorizing voges it may not be the new beginning many hope for our kids to see calf and off in the back that. this is rather a dangerous area for me t

and her famous ted conference talk, best-selling science author mary roach listed the ten things you didn't know about poughkeepsie. >> here they are. did you know that going to poughkeepsie can cause bad breath? something, it releases something in your system and -- somehow you have halitosis. >> an hour after arriving in poughkeepsie. so i think what you need to do is plan accordingly. >> also, going to poughkeepsie is a cure for the hiccups. >> it's pretty much a cure for anything. and that's because of a certain nerve that gets stimulated. stick on message here. okay? >> what do you mean stick on message? is that all? >> yes, that's it. >> that's all cosmo magazine -- >> that's all we can say. they're all in there. >> check the rest out in "cosmo" magazine. >> bill gates, and the bill gates foundation has put out an apb. it wants help in finding a better way for protection when it comes to having sex. it says the condom is too much of a pain for people do deal with. >> they misuse them, they -- they put out a $100,000 grant offering for someone who could come up with the next-gen

of the rest of us to position gridlocked no organization was involved with the right to be seen to be credible. when bill roache or. a formula for controversy burning rubber on the streets of. trick or flagship weekend on our. fronts in the u.k. looks to be beating a path to war after presenting what they say is evidence the mask is has used chemical weapons in syria the u.n. investigation into the use of nerve agents is stored as the government and the international body wrangle over access to the area where the attack allegedly took place the comments come before i so-called friends of syria meeting to be held today that rebel groups one of which has publicly announced its links to al qaida hope will lead to military action the gathering brings together arab and western countries with a view to helping the opposition get rid of president assad u.s. secretary of state john kerry will also be at the meeting and he's already signaled america is willing to boost its normal combat support for rebels brief and russian reports from istanbul. the meeting in turkey comes when the situation around syria is heating up d

he has been behind bars for two years after the standoff at clinton's roach, new hampshire, office. ed to have bomb, bit turned out to but flare pes. >>> rutgers university will commission an independent review of its basketball program and the investigation surrounding mike rice. rice was fired last week after this video went viral of him pushing players and yelling gay slurs at them. rutgers university president is expected to face tough questions about the scandal when he holds a town hall today. >>> there's a threat of severe weather today in the midwest with the potential of high winds, hail and tornados. kans cans has seen golf-ball-sized hail over the weekend. look at those pictures right there. >>> louisville university has a lot to celebrate today. both its men's and women's basketball teams will play for the championship. go blue. and louisville women will play uconn tomorrow night. >>> the michelin man cracking down on overweight issues. going with companies pennizing employees. >> absolutely. if you don't get some health screens. you know, the situation here is that, you

the case. of foreign sleeper or that many of his wandering roaches are still l over the place. what if it is an american, home grown. as you said, for those with any type of military background, would be for me. struck me as crude, but legally effective. so the wherewithal to do something like this, build something like this, put it in a knapsack, get out there. pressure cookers are not a new invention. so that begs an issue as to whether ied, these types of devices could -- the fear is that they could become the new attack weapon on u.s. soil. what do you think? >> you can go online and learn how to construct one of these things. obviously this was done in a way probly see for in the back of the pellets in the front oblast pattern that had 170 people and killed three. neil: the intent being clearly to kill a lot more. >> that's a lot of people to be affected by a bomb that size. again, the analogy i would use a claymore mine. so the gap. i think of all the things that can happen relative to security and terrorism, this is the hardest thing to defend. we have done a good job as