i feared that there was something wrong, but i wasn't aware fully. >> thomas. >> yeah. >> thomas, i'mce, and i've been kind of listening to some of the story that you've been telling. and i'm going to tell it to you just like it is. you're an intelligent boy, aren't you? >> yeah. >> well, we're pretty intelligent too. >> okay. >> and the bottom line is, nobody broke in that house last night. so your sister died, and there was only two people in the house that could have killed her. >> okay. >> you or your mother. >> but police apparently don't believe melody jones murdered kaylee. >> now, all i want to know, i really want to know why. >> why what? >> why you would kill your sister. >> i wouldn't. >> but you had to of if your mother didn't, that just leaves you. >> well i didn't kill her. i know i didn't. >> i'm finally starting to realize that she was dead. i'm scared. i'm getting a bit frustrated at the police for asking me all these questions, pushing me over the edge, and i start to break down. >> you killed your sister. >> i didn't kill her. i didn't. >> it'll feel a whole lot bet

thomas didn't give up. trying to handcuff somebody who doesn't want to be handcuffed is not an easy task. the officers were holding down his shoulders, they were holding down his legs so he couldn't kick them, and, finally, they were able to get him handcuffed. >> anthony thomas is finally subdued and cuffed and taken to the lorain county jail. >> mr. thomas came into the department on a contempt-of- court charge, which is a low-grade misdemeanor. he left our department with a felony assaulting an officer charge. all when he was going to be released on a summons for the first one. >> thomas pleads not guilty to the felony assault charge. he's awaiting trial. officer whit sustains minor injuries. he's back at work on his next scheduled shift after the attack. >> we do not have time to be afraid. we react. if you want to be afraid or you want to think about the events or think about the dangers, it happens afterwards. that's when you think to yourself, wow, that could have been bad. >>> coming up, a deputy ge

thomas: that is correct.you look at historical episodes of dollar strength when the dollar goes up, pe goes up, but there is an earnings hit. domestic stocks do better. olivia: you are saying there's a negative correlation between gas prices and apparel sales. thomas: we published a note this morning. 80% of households spend the same amount on gasoline as on apparel. olivia: i spend more on apparel just for the record. thomas: the drop of gasoline means a lot of prior power for apparel and entertainment spending. this correlation -- tom: cinderella in imax is in your future. brendan: i hate to recite the pledge of allegiance, but do we have a unique economy? thomas: we have a growing population and encourages business formation. consumers have a lot of cash. companies have cash. i do not feel the business cycle is something i am more it about. olivia: wire retail sales still soggy? thomas: the weather, we are still in the heat and oil season. brendan: the euro is down. we might get tom to spend sometime in fr

>> reporter: hi, thomas. well, at this point, we know that the fbi is investigating along with the nsa police and other authorities. they are together collecting evidence and interviewing witnesses to try and decide whether federal charges should be filed in this incident. so we know that shortly after 9:00 this morning, 2 people in the car dressed as women, two men, excuse me, in a car dressed as women, tried to ram the gate to the nsa which is a sprawling campus just off of 295. the baltimore washington parkway. about 20 miles north of washington, d.c. the guard here engaged with those two people. we know one of them was killed and another one was injured in what result in that altercation. we saw some helicopter footage from up above that showed one of them being put into an ambulance. so at this stage, we're not sure exactly what the motivation was. with do know that drugs and a gun were found in the car of the two people who tried to ram the gate. the fbi at this point says they don't believe that terror

. >>> three days of sufrning and no sign of noah terry thomas. police are hunting around the club who the boy vanished sunday morning. while they do not suspect foul play, theyed a mitt hope is fating he will be found alive. molly has the latest from the search sight. >> reporter: it's dark. it's raining. but the search continues through the night until they find little noah terry thomas. it's easy to know where to go if given directions. set on a track. but wandering, you could end up anywhere. looking for a lost little boy these people don't know where to go. because little noah terry thomas could be anywhere. >> it's a huge amount of area to cover. and just making sure again we didn't miss one little place. hopefully that little place is not where noah terry thomas is at. >> reporter: hundreds of people searched the area. for little clue to a little boy. >> any small thing to give you a direction where he went. >> reporter: noah's toys and bike are where he left them. where his mother lost saw him sunday morning. it's been three days. where co

>>rt thomas gilbert jr. had it all, a degree from harvard university access to the hottest events in new york but also had a dark side. he had previously been in trouble with the law. >> when a son kills his father people will ask questions. the fact of the matter is it ha hein a world where a lot of people like to press their face up against the glass and look in. >> the unemployedppens 30-year-old apparently lived off his father's generosity. according to police when thomas sr. threatened to lessen his son's weekly allowance from $400 to $300 thomas jr. went to his parents' east manhattan apartment building asked his mother to leave and confronted his father. reportedly when mrs. gilbert returned and found her son gone and her husband dead she promptly called 911. >> she said the son shot the father. >> we are told he went into his father's bedroom and they had obviously a disagreement and then he shot him in the head. >> we immediately spoke to mrs. gilbert and she told us where her son lived. >> detectiv

so she goes but don't tell thomas that i'm pregnant. because he doesn't know that. >> that's a good thing you told me. >> it's a good thing you told me. >> yes, i lied about my pregnancy. i lied about the food. i get whatever i want. >> coming up -- >> i might tell you something, okay? this got to stop. >> alyssa schlossberg encounters an angry lieutenant. >> you know what i'm talking about. >> i don't have amateur addicts. i have the real mccoys here. >> the first rehab center set up inside a new jersey correctional facility. >> the next time i stick a needle into my arm, i'm going to die. amopé and its premium foot care line. the new amopé pedi perfect foot file gives you soft beautiful feet effortlessly. its microlumina rotating head buffs away hard skin even on those hard-to-reach spots. it's amazing. you can see it and feel it. my new must-have for soft, beautiful feet. amopé pedi perfect. >>> i'm 29 years old, and i would have never thought that my life would have come to this. you know, i lived a pretty good life growing up. fami

>>> hi, everybody, i'm thomas roberts. we begin in indiana, at any moment the state's democratic leaders will hold a news conference directly responding to governor mike pence. he announced this morning that he wants the legislature to clarify the state's religious freedom restoration act. >> i've come to the conclusion it would be helpful, to move legislation this week that make it clear that this law does not give businesses a right to deny services to anyone. >> so all of this comes as the governor and legislature faced heavy criticism, including what may have been the final straw, this editorial by the indianapolis star calling on them to "fix this now." john yang joins me live from indianapolis. there on pt ground what's the reaction now from people there as they've heard from the governor today trying to make this clarification? >> it's a little too early to tell -- let me interrupt you. >> signs of realization of the mistakes that have been made. and i'm sad to report that i'm not seeing those signs. i see some indi

so she goes but don't tell thomas that i'm pregnant.ause he doesn't know that. >> that's a good thing you told me. >> it's a good thing you told me. >> yes, i lied about my pregnancy. i lied about the food. i get whatever i want. >> coming up -- >> i might tell you something, okay? this got to stop. >> alyssa schlossberg encounters an angry lieutenant. >> you know what i'm talking about. >> i don't have amateur addicts. i have the real mccoys here. >> the first rehab center set up inside a new jersey correctional facility. >> the next time i stick a needle into my arm, i'm going to die. you seem knowledgeable, professional. would you trust me as your financial advisor? i would. i would indeed. well, let's be clear here. i'm actually a dj. [ dance music plays ] [laughs] no way! i have no financial experience at all. that really is you? if they're not a cfp pro, you just don't know. find a certified financial planner professional who's thoroughly vetted at letsmakeaplan.org. cfp -- work with the highest standard. he♪oes charge! (explosion

thomas: i think it's possible.inance ministers quotation on that and he said essentially, we keep our dignity or would give into greece. of course people will vote to keep their dignity. which is another way of saying no, we will not do this austerity. the last time they did this, the government in greece fell over this. but the question is, do we continue to go with the eu austerity package in return for the assistance we were getting? and the government, as i said to myself. it's very important to ask what the question is in the referendum. matt: you and i were talking about a -- a couple of people that work lawn greek debt -- that were long on greek debt and bought a very cheaply and made a lot of money. you don't and that the greek -- that greece will exit the eu, do you? thomas: they have come up to the precipice many times before and always punted and found a way to kick it ball down the road. not to solve the problem, but greece has not exited. some people made a lot of money when they were buying $.14 on th

nbc's stephanie gosk has more from new orleans. >> reporter: hey there, thomas, for the moment thomasnd of stuck in new orleans, the next court day is on monday meanwhile in multiple cities around the country, police are working with the fbi, opening up cold cases and looking to see if there are any possible connections with the accused killer. >> when robert durst was arrested in new orleans last weekend it marked the end of a 20-year odyssey across the country. in the mid-90s he went from millionaire real estate heir to a drifting vag bond with addresses in seven states. >> he hung around homeless shelters with transients and knew how to dismember a body. a guy that's worth $100 million now and this is what he's doing? >> reporter: nbc news learned police departments around the country are asking the same question. looking through cold case file for any possible connections to durs durst with help from the fbi. >> that's not something i can comment on. the bureau is assisting our local law enforcement officers as we do traditional to rundown some leads. >> reporter: through all of t

thomas?dam reese reporting in brooklyn, new york. thank you. >>> the national headquarters of the university of oklahoma fraternity suspended over a racist chant has announced new policies to eliminate racial discrimination. it was earlier today the national officials announced a new four-part initiative. it comes after sae members at the university of oklahoma were caught on tape singing a racist chant. >> and so as of last week we started a comprehensive investigation of all of our chapters to determine if any others have engaged in behavior similar to what we saw on the video. >> sae has also set up a new confidential hot line to report inappropriate behavior. both the ou chapter and the university have hired lawyers since the incident. meanwhile, officials are working to figure out who spray painted three swastikas inside a jewish fraternity held at vanderbilt university. similar acts of vandalism have been reported at frats at emery university and uc davis. and the university of houston

>> reporter: there really isn't, thomas. team did extraordinarily well this morning when explaining this issue is there is this old phrase that politics stops at the water's edge in regards to foreign policy specifically one put forward by an american president. that seems to no longer be the case. in this case you have 47 republican senators including some with 2016 aspirations, rand paul, marco rubio and ted cruz effectively lobbying iran against this proposed deal that president obama and the administration is trying to put forward and cobble together. it is unprecedented, and it's elicited a lot of blowback not only from some moderate shall we say republicans that have worked in the state department and that type of environment, but also democrats who say this is absurd. the comparison being is what if democrats were trying to directly negotiate with gorbachev during the s.t.a.r.t. treaty in the 1980s. what's going to be interesting to see is how all of this plays out in regards to this treaty. this week on capitol hill

thomas jackson is the sixth ferguson employee to lose his job. he may not be the last. >> police chief thomas jackson is the sixth ferguson city employee to step down after a devastating report from the department of justice about discriminatory law enforcement practices. ferguson mayor james knolls announced the departure. >> the city of forego son police chief thomas jackson have agreed to a mutual separation which involves the police chief's resignation from the city of ferguson. >> in his resignation email jackson made no mention of the d.o.j. report or police shooting death of unarmed teenager michael brown by a white police officer. jackson said it has been an honor and privilege to serve this great city and to serve with all of you. last week, u.s. attorney general eric holder announced police officer darren wilson would not face federal charges in brown's death. >> facts do not support the filing of criminal charges against officer darren wilson in this case. michael browns death though a tragedy, did not involve prosecutable conduct on t

thomas 24-20 cinci. kentucky responds to end the half.railing willie calliestein posterrize a pair of bear cats. where are you? there she is. second half cats up april. cinci unable to make late run. kentucky pulls away. 6451 the final. they're now 36-0 facing either maryland or west virginia. ucla beat sm new controversial fashion on thursday. today against uab no some drama iowa state was stunned. but alford, too good. 22 points, five assists. tony parker led the bruins. ucla up by nine at the half. extending the lead in the second half. coaches kids are usually good. alford no exception. ucla into the round of 16. west region round of 32. two seed arizona takes control in the second half for 15-point win against ohio state. and xavier beats the cinderella story, georgia state. >>> stanford beginning their quest for a 13th final four appearance today. cardinal hoping with cal state northridge. can't stop. cardinal in control early, sam sewellson the three. stanford up 13. northridge by one at the half. second half down by six. the cardi

thomas waterhouse tells us why. thomas: choosing to stay out in the cold. iceland informed the eu of the government's decision to cancel its application to join. >> iceland's interests are better served outside the european union. thomas: one key obstacle was the difference of opinion between brussels and iceland about the fishing quotas. it is vital to the island's economy. talks began in 2009 when the elected government felt euro zone membership could help them cushion the blow of their economic woes. hours after the announcement dozens braved the chill to voice their anger outside parliament. >> who does this government think they are? do they think they can just and the negotiations without asking parliament? it is nothing less than an attack on parliamentary democracy. thomas: the government has said it wants to remain close ties and cooperation with europe. they are part of the european economic area and are in a visa free zone. molly: hopes are running high at the european space agency. scientists have started trying to communicate with the rover aft

that's how friends and family in oakland describe daniel "moe" thomas. the 36-year-old artist died in a three-alarm apartment building fire last saturday in west oakland. today, loved one's gathered at classic cars west. a few blocks away from the fire building -- to celebrate his life and admire some of thomas' artwork. his family from southern california made the trip up here to the bay area to share memories of thomas with his friends. they're devestated by his death -- but say his life will live on through his work >> "he was a free soul. he liked to just get up and go. you k=never knew what he was gonna do, where he was gonna go um creative, um, always searching for something. i think that helped his art a lot. >> grant :thomas' family tells us that he will be cremated. they plan on taking his ashes back down to southern california and giving them to his father. a second artist -- named davis letona -- was also killed in that fire. his friends and family held a memorial in his honor yesterday. chilling new details concerning the crashed german-wings

i'm thomas drayton in new york. let's get you cait up caught up on the top stories. venezuela talks about growing threat by the u.s. accused of shooting two police officers during last week's protest in ferguson. a disturbing photo display that the u.n. wants everyone to see. the horrors of syria as it enters its fifth year of war. >> down to the wire for israeli elections, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu making a last ditch effort to hold onto power. >> venezuela's parliament voted sunday to give president nicholas maduro the authority to pass laws without consulting the national assembly. the rule will be in effect for six months. maduro says he needs expanded powers to check the u.s. influence in venezuela. >>> second large scale military exercises day. president maduro says the massive drill is in response to u.s. threats. >>> critics are accusing president maduro of using those threats as a power grab. they say it's not first time he's done it. al jazeera's virginia lopez is in caracas. >> sweeping powers the right to pass laws without congressional approv

steven: let's go to ken thomas of ap. kenneth: the playoff of that you have played a very important role in the caucuses. we will probably have a very large field in iowa. does that potentially dilute religious conservatives influence and power. we saw this past week, ted cruz announced his campaign at liberty university in a clear attempt to connect with religious conservatives feared. jennifer: i am a government professor -- that is my paying job. what of the things that i would be observing very carefully is that it's not only how the group as a whole is attracting to voters and how they are trying to present their message but also are subgroups. certainly, we have groups in iowa republicans where social issues are very important. evangelical christians would be one of those groups. i think one of the things to look at is how candidates that are directly appealing to that group -- ted cruz for example bobby jindal, mike huckabee -- how they are perceived within a particular group. the last caucus we had, rick santorum

brian lamb: how did thomas jefferson relate to madison?avid stewart: they were remarkable friends. they were soul mates in a way that none of these others really were. brian lamb: age difference? david stewart: jefferson's seven years older. he is a little bit of the same figure, because he was used to being in a position of command. he inherited his father's estate at 14. madison does not inherit until 50. jefferson married young, madison married when he was 43. but they are intellectually and emotionally sympatico. they felt each other was the smartest person they had ever met, except for hamilton may be. they were interested in everything. curious about everything -- science, philosophy, language. they knew so much and read so much. they just had so much in common. they come from the same culture. they grew up 30 miles apart in the hills of western virginia. they proved were sounds of large -- they both were scions of large landowners. it was a natural match and the most important nonmarital relationship they either had. brian lamb: the

as you know, thomas the clock is ticking.to get this done. and so they say it is a very clear distinction they are making between what the republicans have done and what some of the democrats are supporting, thomas. >> and trying to stay on track with that time line. chris jansing. chris, thank you. >>> we turn our attention to ferguson, missouri and the man who police charged in connection with last week's shooting of two police officers appeared in court today. 20-year-old jeffrey williams faces charges, including assault in the first degree. he admitted to firing the shots but said the officers were not his target. sarah is following the story. so sarah, explain what he said the reasoning is he came back to the scene with a gun and fired shots? >> reporter: that is one of the big things investigators are looking at right now, thomas. he told them that he was not, in fact aiming at police officers but instead, the shooting was the result of a dispute earlier in the evening. officials this is an ongoing investigation. so the

lawyer for edward snowden, thomas drake and john kiriakou. recently wrote a piece for foreign policy magazine headlined, "petraeus, snowden, and the department of two-tiered justice." we will be back in a minute with a case you may think you know all about. it certainly got a lot of attention. and in fact, all of the details of it may be entirely wrong. stay with us. ♪ [music break] >> amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with aaron matÉ. aaron: new details have emerged about two secret service agents accused of drunk driving into a white house security barricade. "the washington post" reports the agents allegedly drove through an active investigation, directly next to a suspicious package, which had been placed on the ground by a woman who claimed it was a bomb. while officers at the scene wanted to arrest the agents and administer sobriety tests, a superior ordered their release without the tests. the secret service's new director, joseph clancy, who was appointed last month after a scanda

police went in and out of thomas's apartment. thomas's daughter was rushed to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. two other toddlers from the apartment are now in the custody of their mother. >> the man that police say was behind the wheel during a deadly drunk driving crash will head to trial. 25-year-old thomas muir was led out of a district justice's office in media he chose to wave his preliminary hearing he allegedly hit a minivan in exton while driving drunk and brother and sister miles hannigan were killed. two friend as peered on the family's behave. >> intelligent and wonderful individuals and the pipe band was part of think of lived and we wanted to represent that. >> now to accuweather, the beautiful afternoon that is shaping up outside right now. sky 6 hd taking a look live outside of the irish memorial along independence mall in philadelphia on this saint patty a day, get outside while you can because the warm temperatures will not last for long. david murphy is out with more on the winds of change. >> report

. >> reporter: police chief thomas jackson had maintained there was no racism on his watch. on wednesday he became the sixth official forceed to leave their job in a small midwestern city accused of systemic racism. >> the city of fergueson and police chief thomas jackson have agreed to a mutual separation which involves the police chief's resignation. >> reporter: his departure had been demanded by a protest group formed after the shooting of michael brown in fergueson. the belief the police force disproportionately targeted the african/american community was vindicated by the department of justice report finding the police and courts saw the local african/american community as a means of making money. millions was raised by targeting, ticketing jailing and keeping black residents in what has been called modern debtors prisons. a movement called black lives matter is about more than fergueson. when a youth is killed demonstrations follow. in madison wisconsin there have been daily protests since the killing of an unarmed 19 rear-year-old last friday. >> this is a bigger iss

thomas cook is at about 18%. that is the big news from thomas cook and trade fisher.riven by central-bank stimulus. overnight in china equities hit a seven-year high. let's get straight to manus. manus: getting set for a slightly lower opening today. second homes, is that a good form of stimulus for the market? when it comes to putting the quarter in context, never mind year a -- your asian rally. it was the worst week for europe in 2015. you can see that it would be even better if i went here today. 70% of 3.94. it shows you the auto industry the chemical, and the financial services. the stock this morning has been the real boon for the european market. when we talk about europe and this banner headline, which is the stoxx 600. this is on a global basis. on a global basis. copenhagen is up 30%. portugal is up 25%. check out some of these stock indices. the dax up 23%. these were the movers. take us back to some of the misery there has been on the greek index. 9.3% today. money is loaded every single day into exchange traded funds in greece. betting against greece, th

. >> police chief thomas jackson says he's stepping down. his announcement led to another demonstration outside the city's police department this just on wednesday night. it has been loud and tense. you can see a scuffle breaking out there in the middle of the screen. but for the most part it has been largely peaceful. but there is a scuffle breaking out. there has been some arrests, as well. overall, though mostly peaceful. we'll keep an eye on it. >> ferguson's mayor called jackson an honorable man who felt resigning was best for the city. >> to ferguson residents, business owners and to the entire country, the city of ferguson looks to become an example of how a community can move forward in the face of adversity. we are committed to keeping our police department and having one that exhibits the highest degree of professionalism and fairness. >> jackson says he's sad to be stepping down. he'll stay on the job another week to help with the transition. >> we have more on what led to the police chief's resignation. listen. >> reporter: this

back to you, thomas. >> john yang reporting from chicago.he story of a video from a now disbanded chapter of a frat at the university of oklahoma. on wednesday, one of the fraternity members spoke for the first time about the incident. levi pettit and another student, who already apatrolologizeapologized, were expelled from ou. here levi appeared with black civic leaders at a church in oklahoma city to apologize. >> let me start by saying i'm sorry, deeply sorry. i'm so sorry for all the pain i've caused. i want you all to know that directly from me. >> this is just the beginning. we're not going to leafve levi. >> anastasha pitman is the woman you just saw in that video. state senator, great to have you with me. i watched yesterday, riveted by that apology. and with your introduction of levi pettit explain why you wanted to make that happen. >> thank you, tom, for having me. one of the reasons why we wanted to make that happen is so we could get some results in our own community, resolutions in our own community. one of the things -- our go

>> reporter: absolutely, thomas.ight not address it in the prepared remarks but he could get a question about it from reporters. the president was briefed by lisa monaco the counter-terrorism adviser. but they have referred questions to french authorities and they have been in touch offering any help they can. alex seitz-wald at the white house for us. thank you very much. and we are keeping a close eye on the president and the president of afghanistan waiting for them to come out and speak to everybody about what they've been discussing today at this historic meeting. there is the shot. >>> and we're moving on now to talk to steve clements for the atlantic and an nbc contributor and still in studio mikey kay, former adviser to the ministry of defense and ayman mohyeldin. and we are moving in fluid motion together as we wait for the president and also as we continue to take in breaking news details of the germanwings flight. so if you'll just roll with me. we have a two-minute warning to president obama. but let's fi

oates cited benjamin thomas's biography. this is what thomas had to say.ations of dead and mutilated soldiers lying on the cold ground soaked in winter rain tortured the president's sleep. the problem iran into here is benjamin thomas did not have a footnote. i could not trace where he got the story from. started doing reading on thomas and i found that he had a tendency to try to put himself into lincoln's mind and figure out what was going on. try to capture a scene with some artistic license. he admitted to doing this on four occasions. i think this is one of those. what happens on january 1, 1863? lincoln issues the emancipation proclamation. thomas was trying to figure out what must have been causing lincoln toulouse street -- lincoln to lose sleep before that. he must've been thinking about the death on the battlefield. he took some license and wrote this story. stephen oates took it as a dream and the story evolves over time he even went so far as to say lincoln had a dream about dead soldiers. royster went so far as to say this dream allowed lincol

>> that's certainly an interesting tank on thomas. i happen to be a thomas the tank fan.. >> i can't watch anymore. the eyes aren't moving the mid-south isn't moving. >> my daughter was obsessed with emily for a while. they do grow out of it but still a good series. >> a funny skit. >> bring it back to life here. >>> now time for a look ahead. new secretary of defense ashton carter will be on capitol hill. he'll be defending the administration military budget request for the next fiscal year. it will be the first appearance before the senate armed services committee sense he took office. >>> happy birthday to jessica beal 33 miranda richardson is 57. keep it right here for more news weather, and sports. i'm dara brown. thanks for watching "early today." have a good >>> breaking news this morning police block off several crime scenes in the east bay, where they found a wrecked car, a fwn and a body. >>> the family of an oakland girl left brain dead by a botched surgery takes legal action against a bay area hospital. >>> plus why sex offenders could soon be in their neighbo

thomas hartman, a confederate agent, said he was surprised with his resourcefulness in heidi booth and some were ready to hand them off as a hot potato to the next person. he met his fate and garrett's barn. booth is buried in washington in 1965 -- 1865. the body was turned over to the family and was taken to baltimore and identified by joseph, his youngest brother. mrs. booth was there but would not go and look at his son -- her son's remains. the funeral home in baltimore was right across the street from the home in baltimore theaters. there were a number of factors who identified them to their satisfaction. henry clay ford -- harry clay ford, who managed the theater said that is booth, no doubt about it. his future bride asked him, how do you know that is him he said i know him better than i know you. one look told me that was john wilkes booth. a friend of booth said if that is really john, look at the boot. he and i went ice skating and there should be holes in it were skates were affixed. once you looked at the boots, you could see the holes where they screwded in ice skates to t

. >> meanwhile, marcus thomas has been writing warden culliver and he's granted her a meeting.eleased to general population and reunited with her husband. >> what's going on with your man? >> he's maintaining. i mean -- it's hard for him. he want me out there with him so bad. just as bad as i need to be out there with him. we've been writing each other back and forth. but -- i mean, really, we just -- haven't had enough communication with each other. i really don't know. i'm not there with him. i don't know. >> marcus, what's up with you? >> they want to do an interview with me. and -- >> you don't want to be interviewed? >> that's the question. >> what question have they asked you? >> have i seen [ bleep ]. >> that caused you to cry? >> because it hurt me! >> because they asked you if you had seen [ bleep ], it hurt you. [ bleep ]. >> it hurts. i swear. it hurts. >> marcus. marcus. marcus. you are not going to win any academy award. [ bleep ]. quit that crying. i don't want to hear you crying. i'm just going to go on back. i ain't going to talk to you about this. they wanted t

thomas cook unchanged. we are seeing moves into the stock by a chinese buyer. 73 million of your shares. i want to own 10% by the time i'm done. meanwhile, 4/10 of a percent by the end of the month, they will be facing their finds. -- facing their fines.. blacklisted countries could be at least $1.4 million. >> thank you for that roundup. the ecb president, mariota draghi, dominating the conversation. the euro lower. drug he says the stimulus is helping growth. the inflation remains a big concern. >> the inflation projection has been revised downward. mainly reflecting the falling oil prices. >> and investors take on the rhetoric. stephen isaacs of the investment committee. stephen, glad to have you with us. a lot of the rhetoric came -- i listened to that news conference. triumphant in his approach. it is a bit early. >> i'm glad you picked up on that. we should say "bravo yuriko -- "bravo." the last time we were in the abyss his comments were we will do whatever it takes. here he is 2.5 years later and he

chief thomas jackson there, his department blasted by the justice department for a pattern of racial discrimination. now, the sixth city worker in ferguson to step down. abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas. >> reporter: ferguson police chief tom jackson finally gave into the mounting pressure after that scathing justice department report last week accusing his force of systematically discriminating against blacks. until recently chief jackson hate been defiant. >> let me just say that i do not intend to resign or step down. >> reporter: just this week, the city manager and a key judge also resigned. that on the heels of a court clerk and two police officer supervisors who left after they were tied to a series of racist e-mails, including one referring to president obama as a chimpanzee and another disparaging the first lady. >> our view of the evidence found no, no alternative explanation other than implicit and explicit racial bias. >> reporter: the justice report found african-americans make up 67% of ferguson's population but represented 93% of those arrested. >> and

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look closely and we'll enlist thomas here.icane katrina, help them get this reunion. how great would that be after all of these years, even with just a picture of them together. >> that is fantastic and how great is social media to connect and communicate and it is hard to believe it is ten years later from the devastation of hurricane katrina. just amazing. so let's hope for the very best that they find each other. frances, thank you. >>> and next back to the breaking news of germanwings flight 9525. we have a press conference and a briefing taking place that is just starting. we'll take you back live for. >> that as well as more witnesses coming forward to give remarks about what they heard when the plane went down. >>> back with more after this. in small business you have to work hard, know your numbers, and stay focused. i was determined to create new york city's first self-serve frozen yogurt franchise. and now you have 42 locations. the more i put into my business the more i get out of it. like 5x your rewards when you m

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let's get you right to a picture of noah thomas. this little boy is 4 feet tall. he weighs 60 pounds and has agree hair and red eyes. he was last seen sunday morning wearing a camo jacket, black and yellow pants and spiderman rain boots. his mother said she woke up sunday morning and her son was gone. their living room door left open. police believe he left on foot and he is in danger. hundreds of volunteers are helping in the seven as well as local, state and federal authorities. blood hounds have been used as well as eyes in the sky. investigators say this is simply a search and rescue operation and they have no reason to believe there's anything criminal involved. >> every avenue that we have available has been pursued. and we're investigating every lead or rumor that we hear but we have no evidence that has come forward as to any foul play or any vehicle seen in the area. >> reporter: if you would like to help, all you have to do is go to our week site wusa9.com. click on the bring them home link. there you'll find noah's picture. you can share it to help brin

the shaq thomas can get up. cinci up by three. up responds with the 10-0 run to winyáthe half. willie cauley-stein. it's massive. ashley judd, where are you. aaron hairsson, first three of the game. cats up eight. cinci unable to make late run. kentucky wins 64-51. they're interior 36-0, moving on. today against uab no such drama. the blazers stunned iowa state thursday. thisñ is robert brown, two of his 25. alford had 27 against smu. 22 points, five dimes today. that's tony parker. he had 28. ucla up nine at the half. then isaac hamilton lefty finished to go up 12. alford driving and scoring 11th seed ucla into the round of 16. 92-75. arizona takes control in the second half for a 15-point win against ohio state and after stunning baylor georgia state's run comes to an in against xavier. muskeers face arizona. east region villanova, dune seven with three minutes to play against nc state in the south region.jf utah leading georgetown by seven in the second half. stanford beginning their quest for a 13th final fourc appearance toda

the shaq thomas can get up. cinci up by three.up responds with the 10-0 run to winyáthe half. willie cauley-stein. it's massive. ashley judd, where are you. aaron hairsson, first three of the game. cats up eight. cinci unable to make late run. kentucky wins 64-51. they're interior 36-0, moving on. today against uab no such drama. the blazers stunned iowa state thursday. thisñ is robert brown, two of his 25. alford had 27 against smu. 22 points, five dimes today. that's tony parker. he had 28. ucla up nine at the half. then isaac hamilton lefty finished to go up 12. alford driving and scoring 11th seed ucla into the round of 16. 92-75. arizona takes control in the second half for a 15-point win against ohio state and after stunning baylor georgia state's run comes to an in against xavier. muskeers face arizona. east region villanova, dune seven with three minutes to play against nc state in the south region.jf utah leading georgetown by seven in the second half. stanford beginning their quest for a 13th final fourc appearance today

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thomas jefferson thought -- did not like alexander hamilton at all. but one of the things he could not stand about hamilton was the ostentation of the treasury, that they had an entire town house filled with rooms with records and cabinets. this room and that room. jefferson kept all the records of the secretary of state in a desk. [laughter] and the size of the federal government did -- this idea of a federal core, did not enter into it. he did not write about defense or security, at least not in the sense of placing cannons down the long avenues as taught today in d.c. schools. not in every school. never spoke of it. all defense of the city in 1791 was about defending rivers. no one fathomed that a powerful enemy would come over land in washington dc. fort washington is an example. he certainly could not fathom the prospect of motorized vehicles used as bombs or restricted airspace. [laughter] protecting against underground biochemical attacks. other silences do less to sort of debunk misconceptions and create an open space for readings two centurie

>> i don't think so, thomas.. and you saw the a.p. do that. but what will fellow democrats, people likely to vote for her, what will they do. democrats are now rallying behind her. they say she's answered the questions and released the e-mails and let's move on from the story. and i think they're reaction is important. she had the press conference yesterday because democrats urged her to do and now that she's satisfied their concerns that is a big development and a big win for her. >> they will say keep going, nothing to see her. perry bacon, thanks so much. and i want to bring in luke russert who is on capitol hill. from the right, we have congressman goudy saying they don't have the power to force her to hand over the server but boy are the gop people going to be like a dog with a bone. what is next for the committee? >> reporter: this committee has been operating in secrecy, they first learned about the fact she was using private e-mail last summer and that did not leak. so as far as the next steps, expect the