very good talking to you, tierney. who else did not pay their taxes we could talk to and maybe they might have a better reason for it. let's go to vicki. so you did not file your taxes. what do you do for a living? >> i'm a >> jimmy: a professional puppeteer. i think we went in to infinity and beyond with tim allen. look at that. it's gone. all right. you know what's happened here, folks, the irs has shut these people down. that's what's going on.

very good talking to you, tierney.d not pay their taxes we could talk to and maybe they might have a better reason for it. let's go to vicki. so you did not file your taxes. what do you do for a living? >> i'm a >> jimmy: a professional puppeteer. i think we went in to infinity and beyond with tim allen. look at that. it's gone. all right. you know what's happened here, folks, the irs has shut these people down. that's what's going on. [ cheers and applause ] the irs -- i don't blame them. they are not paying taxes they shouldn't have wi-fi either. if you'd like to join us on the wall of america and have me ask you about your personal finances go to jimmy kimmel.com and you'll find everything you need to know. you are all aware that hillary clinton is running for president. she announced on sunday. [ cheers and applause ] shocking announcement. hillary is the front runner early on for her campaign logo -- have you seen this? it is causing controversy. this is the logo. a lot of people are confused by it. they are wonde

third period san jose down 4-2, tierney redirecting the one-timer. cuts the lead to one. pavelski stands in front. and brent burns, shot is blocked. arizona is cleared, playoff shots all by gone they fall 5-3. and giants and a's at the coliseum, just like old times. hudson, and gentry swinging in the second. barry zito back in the a's uniform. standing ovation. zito a perfect one punch out. mark mulder giants win. 3-1. and last year's finals all tied up at 60 buries it. wisconsin gets their revenge, knocking off the undefeated wildcats, the final, 71-64. in the other final four matchup, duke and michigan. blue devils take the lead going crazy early second half they run away. the pass to okafor the throwdown, it will be duke and wisconsin in the national titles game. obviously zito wanted to make the rotation but he will head to triple a natio ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> well a san francisco organization already working to make easter a lot sweeter. take a look, they hosted this for kids earlier today. tomorrow they will also serve a free breakfast, lunch and dinner for thousands. all the e

but picking it up in the third taylor mcdunn back in and now the third time is a charm with chris tierney, and then after the sharks score, it is patrick morrow with the knee, and now, under 4:00 to play, and the lead by one, and john target with the empty netter, and the third of the season and the sharks win it, 5-1. >> and the historic signing by the nba, coming up with them getting simba bhulla who will be the first player of indian descent. and steve kerr is the conference coach of the month, and he is playoff bound if post-season started today. >>> and madison bumgarner allowed only four runs on five hits as the giants beat cleveland 5-2. and the g-men and the a's are heading home from the desert tomorrow for the bay bridge series. >> what a spread p out there on the yard showing the new food items from pizza, and nachos and this season, if you are hungry enough, you can have an entire pizza delivered to your seat. more fan pleasures. >> we are pleszed by and the championships would not be possible without the support of the sfans. the fans have been and i will never forget that we

ebay director thomas tierney will become the chairman of the online marketplace. blackstone and wells fargo nearing a deal to buy general electric's real estate holdings. blackstone has built the largest global real estate investing business seeing $81 billion as of last year. for ge, the strategy of unloading assets, ge shares rose on the news. iran's supreme leader has refrained from endorsing the framework of the deal last week. the ayatollah said he was neither for nor against the deal. the ayatollah did insist sanctions be lifted as part of any final agreement. california regulators ordering the state's largest utility, pg&e, to pay $1.6 billion for failures under the national gas pipeline explosion that killed a bunch of people in 2010. is the largest in history. more than 2400 safety violations in the decade leading up to that san bruno blast. the company faces a billion dollars in potential federal criminal fines. and global pc sales are falling again. they fell 5.2% in the first order -- quarter. the decline as corporate budgets are cut and consumers are

. >> this is two scoops of tierney, this is something that the government could do to everyone else.ine is that the government is coming onto his property and taking his raises way and not giving him any competent nation. >> they are justifying it with a marketing agreement act. and that seems a little bit outdated. >> you know, the program was part of a new deal in order to combat the great depression. i realize that we live in an era of perpetual crises but i'm pretty sure the great depression is over, you hit the nail on the head in the beginning and this is exactly what the justice said today, that it's basically soviet style planning. it's totally irrational. >> it is irrational and relevant and downright dangerous. and that is what the united states government is engaging in when they go in and take this man's property. but they are saying that it is not what it is. >> exactly, that is the whole point. the supreme court has said that when the government occupies your land or physically takes your property, that is the definition. and that is why the family needs to win this cas

marketing executive brian tierney. >> morning. >> communications executive nia meeks. >> good morning. >> are you an executive, ed? no, you're just a foreign-policy analyst. the best there is. thank you, ed turzanski, for joining us. the feds, this week, brought their case. bob menendez had known for a long time they were working on this case. it dropped 14 counts against him, a 68-page indictment. the keyword here, out of all these counts, is bribery. he says he had a friendship with a florida ophthalmologist named salomon melgen. they said what he was really doing was taking luxury travel accommodations, hundreds of thousand of dollars in campaign contributions, for quid pro quo. menendez came out and reacted this week, and let's say he's making it really clear he's not going to make it easy for them. here's what he said. >> i'm angry because prosecutors at the justice department don't know the difference between friendship and corruption. they are dead wrong, and i am -- >> okay, now, here's the question -- is this what friendship looks like? melgen is famous as getting the greates

with every sensorred joke is a form of tierney. these white liberals and their politically correct smallpox have infected indians. way to go, guys. it is not the first time around. but it is pretty bad. >> how does your wife feel? >> i gotta go. >> are you on indian land right now? is this your weekend -- oh he's gone. that was amazing live feed. it was uh paying how he could edit himself in the live feed. goof -- gavin is right. 2* was never offensive. >> that ain't no war dance. >> no? >> no. >> look, you and the chief got your signal and we will teach them a war dance. >> see that's how you get in the spirit. you remember go, go, gophers? >> no. >> it was a cartoon. it was indian gophers and prairie dogs, officers. look, i think we have a nonoffensive clip with authentic indian dialect. >> what did he say? what did he say? >> you don't remember that? that was every episode. that was the joke, what didy say? he would do that indian talk. >> your argument is because f troop was okay -- >> nobody made fuss. >> nobody made face in t

ebay director thomas tierney will become the chairman of the online marketplace.

choose in the country and it's amazing to refuse the consensual engagement is now considered an act of tierney. it's too what amounts to involuntarily serving you by definition. they were not going basic of the principal and ended up in this situation he was explaining the difference and it's true not serving the same-sex wedding and a person there is a difference. i can surf a person all day long and if i surf the wedding presumably i'm serving a prison that they are not equivalent. it's not the same thing. now the question is when did that become discrimination. >> ben shapiro is the guest coming a lot of issues on the table and a lot of calls on hold. your views are precisely right down to that one. on the situation you take the affect that would be with the obama boycott before congress. >> you will see an impact. it won't be as great as other people say the program, the vast majority don't actually care which is unfortunate. you did see the drop from the levels of support in 2012 they dropped from about 78% to about 65% in the traditional vote. you will see the draft if hillary clinton is

when tierney threaten the world america led the way to rid the world of nazis.e stood decade after decade against communism. the engine of capitalism finally winning out against the sputtering, incompetent engine of socialism. we won the cold war. american and freedom are so intertwined that people are literally dying to come to our country. the freedom we have fostered in america has unleashed genius and advancement like never before in the history of man. our great nation still needs new ideas, new answers to old problems. if america is to lead again. today, we set atop a powder cake , a troubling $18 trillion deficit. our debt threatens our national security. our debt equals our entire economy. and special interests continue to hold the government hostage. together we will take our country back from the special interests that use washington as their personal piggy bank. the special interests -- 2[applause] -- these special interests seem to be more concerned with their own welfare than with the general welfare. the washington machine that gobbles up our freed

it is also fundamentally about a check on tierney from government and protection of liberty of the all. -- of the people. [applause] now i am not shocked in the live free or die's date that you all understand what i am talking about. but the new york times today's head that notion live free or die, that the second amendment is a check on tierney. they said it was strange, silly, written it with, absurd. let me tell you some other strange, silly and ridiculous, absurd people. thomas jefferson. george washington. james madison. joseph story, who said the second amendment is the palladium of our liberties. i'm proud to stand with our founding fathers for our liberties against the perceived wisdom of "the new york times." [applause] we need to defend the fourth and fifth amendments, how privacy, and we need to defend the 10th amendment, or as president obama called it, the what? [laughter] the fundamental protection that says those rights not given to the federal government are reserved to the state and to the people. [applause] that means there are core areas given to our federal governme

iran's record of tierney, treachery and terror. not much of a comeback.hink it was meant to be. the family of an american hostage killed in a u.s. drone strike got help from the fbi al qaeda held warren winestein for four years. "the wall street journal" reported the fbi vetted a pakistani middle man the family used to transport the money. a source says the family fears the money want to the wrong people. a statement from the family spokesman reads. following. they took the advice of those in government who've deal with such issues on ape regular basis and were disappointed their efforts were not ultimately successful. now a video showing a mother smacking her son for throwing rocks in a, in a riot. itself has gone viral. now that young man is talking to cnn along with his mom. hear what this family had to say. ♪ ♪ how we do business by leading the way on tax cuts. we cut the rates on personal income taxes. we enacted the lowest corporate tax rate since 1968. we eliminated the income tax on manufacturers altogether. with startup-ny, qualified businesses t

john tierney the "new york times" writer, a science columnist to be exact and unashamed vapor.'m joined by dr. andy baldwin, a physician, and the bachelor in the tenth season of that reality show. "the bachelor." welcome, gentlemen. first time on the show, andy. >> good to be here, kennedy. kennedy: nice work. i will bet you a thousand dollars that e-cigarettes do not lead to smoking. >> i find the statistics that you mentioned are alarming for sure. i don't believe it is a gateway to tobacco cigarettes. i think tobacco products are old news, they're on the out. and just walking around the city today, you see the number of people out there vaping, whether it's vaping, e-cigarettes, you name it. my big beef is it's not regulated so people are inhaling products that they aren't sure what chemicals are part of them. i'm not going to endorse that. kennedy: stricknine and that's what sells, overregulation is the answer to everything. >> the amazing thing is there's great news that smoking among teenagers or middle schoolkids is historic lows, there was a huge drop in the last three

marketing executive brian tierney. >> morning. >> communications executive nia meeks. >> good morning>> are you an executive, ed? no, you're just a foreign-policy analyst. the best there is. thank you, ed turzanski, for joining us. the feds, this week, brought their case. bob menendez had known for a long time they were working on this case. it dropped 14 counts against him, a 68-page indictment. the keyword here, out of all these counts, is bribery. he says he had a friendship with a florida ophthalmologist named salomon melgen. they said what he was really

as stocks get ready to trade, i want to bring in jim tierney. earnings are evaporating, it seems.gthening, as we have been discussing. europe is storming ahead. where can investors find growth in the u.s.? jim: it is a tough environment -- wage inflation, oil going down -- earnings are tough. you have to be selective. olivia: we had adam parker of morgan stanley on yesterday and he said he did not think dollar strength is a sign of my code it agrees because when the dollar strengthens you see pe multiples expand. do you agree? jim: that is the history and you have the ability to do mna. your currency is stronger. you can buy overseas properties. bob: what is driving stocks -- earnings or buybacks strategies? jim: long-term i want to find companies that have fundamental earnings growth because that is the most durable way to grow and the highest multiple way to grow. today, you cannot find that as easily. carol: it's getting tougher because we will see another consecutive quarter of earnings decline. what in particular at this point? jim: we're looking for companies that can find u

when tierney threaten the world, america led the way to rid the world of nazis. resolutely we stood decade after decade against communism. the engine of capitalism finally winning out against the sputtering, incompetent engine of socialism. we won the cold war. american and freedom are so intertwined that people are literally dying to come to our country. the freedom we have fostered in america has unleashed genius and advancement like never before in the history of man. yet our great nation still needs new ideas, new answers to old problems. if america is to lead again. today we sit atop a powder cake, a troubling $18 trillion deficit. our debt threatens our national security. our debt equals our entire economy. and special interests continue to hold the government hostage. together we will take our country back from the special interests that use washington as their personal piggy bank. the special interests -- [applause] these special interests seem to be more concerned with their own welfare than with the general welfare. the washington machine that gobbles u

when we put that in because succeeding in the worst political messages the level of collectivism and tierneyand dependency and envy and hopelessness and all that stuff but they are putting it in a diamond box and we have the most brilliant in history. and we are wondering why nobody is buying it. frankly if you are a politician on the right and you can't sell freedom to people, you are probably in the wrong line of work. how hard is it to sell freedom virtue and the private property to people in this country if you can't do that we need to find another line of work. so let's get down to the actual message and talk about the packaging. i know i make this joke every time that on behalf of our c-span viewers. [applause] he gave his career to make it safe to drink in the middle of the speech. [laughter] so what is the message, what is it that we believe a-qwex we have brochures, constitutions, websites, all things of the simpler the better. the simple messages that are. albert einstein determined the relationship between matter and energy the relationship could have killed 60 blackboards with ke

when tierney threatened the world america led the nation to read the world of not these and fascist regimes. we start decade after decade against communism. the engine of capitalism finally winning out against this lettering incompetent engine of socialism. america and freedom are so intertwined that people are dying to come here. the freedom we fostered in america has unleashed genius and advancement like never before. yet, our great nation still needs new ideas and new answers to old problems. from an early age i worked. i taught swimming lessons, i mowed lawns, i put roofs on houses, i painted houses. i never saw work as punishment. it always gave me a sense of who i am. [applause] self-esteem cannot be given, it must be earned. [applause] work is not punishment, work is the reward. [applause] two of my sons work minimum wage jobs while they go to college. i am proud of them is a see them realize the value of hard work. i can see their self-esteem grow as a cash their paychecks. i have a vision for america where everyone who wants to work will have a job. [applause] many americans are be

he wrote and said that when the executive and begins to legislate, a form of tierney will ensue. -- tyrannysent is a good man, he will not do anything wrong. we will get beyond that. even if you want to accept that, the reason we have rules is because of who comes along after that. madison said if permit were comprised of angels, we work have to have -- we won't have to have rules or restraint. we had a debate in 2011 over whether or not an american citizen could be detained without a trial. people said, we have to get terrorists, we just have to do this. i said, the terrorist could be you. some of the discussion of who terrorists might be are people who have changed the color of her hair. anybody in the room? that is personal. [laughter] stains on your closing, likes to pay in cash, has ammunition at home, has more than one weapon at home. do you think there might be a time when you might say, i want my trial, i will my lawyer, and i want my due process? we had this debate in the senate. will hear from some of these people. when you heard the loudest people, these are these people. one of

choose in the country and it's amazing to refuse the consensual engagement is now considered an act of tierneyt amounts to involuntarily serving you by definition. they were not going basic of the principal and ended up in this situation he was explaining the difference and it's true not serving the same-sex wedding and a person there is a difference. i can surf a person all day long and if i surf the wedding presumably i'm serving a prison that they are not equivalent. it's not the same thing. now the question is when did that become discrimination. >> ben shapiro is the guest coming a lot of issues on the table and a lot of calls on hold. your views are precisely right down to that one. on the situation you take the affect that would be with the obama boycott before congress. >> you will see an impact. it won't be as great as other people say the program, the vast majority don't actually care which is unfortunate. you did see the drop from the levels of support in 2012 they dropped from about 78% to about 65% in the traditional vote. you will see the draft if hillary clinton is the nominee a

he said when the executive begins to legislate, tierney will ensue.ood man, the president won't do anything wrong. we will get beyond that. [laughter] here is the thing, even if you want to accept that, we have rules for who comes along after that. and if the government was comprised of angels, we would have to have rules or restraints. that is the same thing that went on a few years ago, we had a debate in 2011, it was over whether or not an american citizen could be detained without a trial. people said, we have to get terrorists. but you realize, the terrorist could be you. some of the descriptions of who terrorists might be are people who changed the color of their hair recently, anybody in the room -- i want asked. [laughter] hasn't more than one weapon at home, you think there might be a time when you might say, i want my trial, my due process. but we had this debate in the senate, you will hear from some of these people, because the loudest critics of me these are these people. one of them said, when they ask for a lawyer, you tell them to shut