let's get back to todd horowitz. he is in the pits of the cme. todd, what are you seeing? close on our lows of the day here, down about 17 points in the s&p. i think you have got to watch 1840 in the cash as the key level. if we hold 1840 we'll stay in the 1840 to 1880 range. if we break 1840, look at 1800 on the way down. sandra: i love that kind of color from the raiding pits. i miss you in chicago, todd. >> we miss you too, we like her here. federal reserve rejecting to capital plans of five banks. hsbc, santander, citi, rbs and zions bancorp. what do you think of citi by the way? >> it's a shockomes really as a surprise, the company fails two out of the three previous years they have done the ccar. they have failed on both qualitative as well as aspects in terms of dividends as well as buyback. they, you note that b-of-a had to resubmit in terms of their capital distributions but citi was just an absolute, failure big shock to the market. the stock will get nicked pretty hard tomorrow. david: it closed a little over 50. now at about 48. it is already going down about 4

now todd curtis, our aviation contributor. todd, what do you make of this story? >> i think this is a significant development, in that australia, for its - it has a long and closely involved role with the united states with military and intelligence activities, given what the president spoke to earlier, about having a shared typical intelligence with malaysia with respect to aviation, he hinted the atypical things that are not shared may be in thing of the united states. it wouldn't surprise me if the assets, such as the satellites alluded to by the prime minister, included u.s. intelligence assets. >> could you repeat that todd, and kind of expand on it. >> certainly. to make a long story short, the united states, as a party to an investigation in an incident like this typically shares assets that are related to aviation. the ntsb, the faa, other civilian information such as radars and such, and the expertise coming from civilian agencies. what is not shared in an international investigation is military assets and intelligence assets. >> spy sat lites. you're cor

they say it is possible todd tharp acted in self-defense. other people in the park say he was peaceful. >> he was never violent. >> reporter: he carries that for what? >> protection. >> reporter: ivan diaz's friends said he was not a gang member. but had acquaintances who were. his family says he was an outgoing caring teen. >> i would like to know how it started. why -- what reasons did the guy have to stab my brother. a big age difference. she only -- he is only 16. >> grief counselors were at the high school to help friends and classmates of ivan diaz. the district attorney is deciding what charges todd tharp will face but they are considering the possibility that todd tharp killed ivan diaz in self-defense and this afternoon a ktvu channel 2 news crew spoke with todd tharp in the jail. [ indiscernible ] >> i carry the knife as tool. never had to use it to protect my life before like that. >> we just got that interview and we will have more on. >> david: at 6 -- on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >>> the search for the malaysia airlines

police say, they are now worried about retaliation against todd tharp. after finding threatening graffiti tags in the same south bay park. they have helped tharp find safe housing out of the area. and are now investigating whether the assault on tharp was gang- related. coming up next. a big mystery in san jose. which tech firm is laying claim to develop land for a mega- office site? we have the latest. stay tuned for inside edition with deborah norville. see it, after the news. [ myron ] i got into an accident on my bike, and the first thing that came to mind is, "can i afford to go to the hospital?" now that i've got covered california, i know that if something happens to me that i'm covered. i'm in. [ female announcer ] everyone deserves health insurance. are you in? find free, confidential, local help at coveredca.com. get a $200 best buy gift card during sleep train's big gift event with purchase of selected mattress sets. or, get 24-months interest-free financing. sleep train's big gift event is ending soon. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep

>> go ahead. >> todd?of my fund probably eight years ago and bought it when i came on board as well. >> i started following cable and satellite probably about ten years ago. kept an eye on it the whole time. it was one of the first names i bought when i came to berkshire. >> how much back and forth is there? in terms of when you see a stock and identify it, do you talk to warren before you buy it, or do you go ahead, talk to him about it? >> we may give him a heads up. >> you have to make sure there's not a berkshire conflict. >> taking the place over tomorrow. >> we have total autonomy and warren insists on it. it's not a matter of asking to buy it. as ted said, it's literally for compliance reasons. >> anytime there's an s.e.c. filing that says berkshire is buying it. immediately everyone says warren is buying it. how do we know if you're buying it or if ted is buying it? >> if it's really large it's probably mine. if it's really small, it's probably theirs. probably not one i'm starting on, although it

that night he had been an robert todd lincoln. the rest to the bedside. that is how close they were to him. this father's reputation exceedingly in shambles robert todd lincoln knew that these are precisely the men that he needed to turn to they were particularly troubled by the historical amnesia that was quickly taking hold of the reid united states. it was not just that they were bothered in the way that lincoln was troubled as a weak leader but in popular literature and journalism the war was being recast as a squabble over abstract political principles rather than a moral struggle which is very much what they viewed the boras. having come out of the republican party, having come of age during the era of the republican party, they could not help but to view slavery as the center of the conflict. they saw magazines and newspapers commonly taking to celebrating the military dollar, arguing in effect the bravery rather than morality was the chief quality to be commemorated which bothered them very much. the authors pointedly emphasized that there were st

did you think todd willingham was guilty?ad seen all of the evidence, it was overwhelming that he was guilty. >> reporter: david martin was one of willingham's court appointed defense lawyers at his 1992 trial. so keeping them honest, what exactly did martin do to defend willingham? the prosecution had two arson investigators on the stand to prove that willingham was guilty. did you have an expert testify? >> we couldn't find one who said that it wasn't arson. >> reporter: couldn't find one. but since the trial, nine. that's right. nine different arson experts have concluded the fire was not arson. what evidence did you present to help defend willingham? >> what evidence would you have us present? the witnesses withere dead, the kids. every time you cross examine a witness you're presenting evidence. >> reporter: martin says he did his best. but admits he believed the prosecutor's experts who said they found patterns on the floor indicating an accelerant had been poured. nine experts said it was not. she alerted both the pros

todd davis. welcome him. [ cheers and applause ] todd, these are crazy stories that we hear. >> well, the key is, if it had happened now, we would have had the chance to try to stop these crimes before they happened. >> and i talked a little bit earlier about fraud -- identity theft. a lot of people think if somebody, you know, swipes your credit card while you're standing at such-and-such a store, look over you shoulder, and they charge four or five things and walk away -- that's one crime. >> yeah. >> that may be the extent of the crime. but then, when they take it the next step further... >> the keys to the kingdom for a criminal is get that personally identifiable information -- not just a credit card that can be turned off in minutes if you notify, but let's get name, birth date, social security number. and once they have that, unfortunately for hanna's sake, once it's out there, you see what happens. not only can't you get a mortgage -- sit there, clean it up, worked for years to make this

i'm in for the great chuck todd. we will go live to chuck in brussels as we wait for a live news conference with president obama and european leaders. however, we begin with more grim news from northern washington state. the rescue and recovery effort in the massive mudslide. the water logged hill side collapse and officially 16 people are now confirmed dead. crews say they have located eight more victims but haven't been able to recover their bodies. >> unfortunately, we didn't find any signs of life. we didn't locate anybody alive. >> there are 176 reports of missing people but that number is expected to go down as the recovery effort continues and duplicate reports are dropped. the weather is wet. the work is miserable and the community, they are still in shock. >> yeah, man, i got a big emergency. there is a house on 530 and a big slide. it is covering the road. >> my neighbor's house and their neighbor's house completely taken out and collapsed on several of them and they are trapped. >> there is no house here a

todd tharp appears in court wednesday facing murder. cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> investigators released a photo of a woman who was found shot to death in her home. the body of the 45-year-old yunyi vhang was found friday by her 14-year-old daughter. police issued an arrest warrant for her husband feng mi, he is driving a 2013 silver toyota rav 4. he should be considered armed and dangerous. >>> hit-and-run driver accused of killing a woman. this was not the first deadly crash there. ktvu's john fowler investigated and joins us now live after questions the city on whether they plan to do anything about that street. >> reporter: this is the road. the woman died right here. but i want to show you something. these are the accidents that the police department showed me. there have been 11 accidents in 13 years. look at how the traffic comes right at you and the sidewalk is right here. many say the area is unsafe, the city says it plans to take no additional safety action. >> reporter: a mother of four had been living on the str

todd horowitz joining us from the cm. todd, i want to start with you. let me just ask you a question because a lot of people out there missed the 2013 rally. who kept their money in cash and looking at these gains and saying jeez, i got to get in now. what would you say to those folks? >> i would say, david, absolutely not. this is not the time to get into the big markets. in other words, big mutual fund that representative sent, s&p, russell, no. but individual stocks, individual stocks are always viable if you find them at good levels. that is the key to understanding investing and trading getting into stocks when they're ready to be bought. the overall big markets are much closer to a top than the -- i would see. i would tell investor many coming in. no new money unless you can find one or two particular stocks. go into mutual fund of s&p up here i think you're throwing your money away. david: kim, on the other hand, if you see every time the market go down you this is a pullback from the pullback. >> crazy how the market wants to continue to go high

charges against him for the fatal stabbing of a 1-6 year old boy in a local park on sunday >> pam: todd tharp says, he was acting in self defense. but as kron four's rob fladeboe reports. now, tharp is in hiding amid perceived threats of retaliation. >> pam: that was the accused, todd tharp, in a jailhouse interview with kron 4 news on monday, insisting he acted in self-defense when he fatally stabbed a teenager at john d. morgan park on sunday. after reviewing the evidence, prosecutors declined to bring charges in the case. >> reporter:there is now a heart-shaped memorial at the park for 16-year old ivan diaz amescua, >> reporter:but elsewhere in the park, police have found and removed graffiti tags that suggest retaliation against todd tharp. >> reporter:police and the d.a.'s office say the evidence suggests tharp was knocked to the ground by diaz and at least three others before diaz was relatives visiting the memorial wednesday had no comment about the still on- going police investigation into whether the graffiti threats, if not the assault on todd tharp, may be gang- related. >> p

it wasn't the olamide that i knew. >> ashley todd martin vehemently denied any involvement in olamide'sisappearance, but police thought her constant appearances on television newscasts to discuss olamide were suspicious. >> it's like, i feel bad, i feel guilty, but i'm just glad that you don't have to sit here and wonder whether she's being hurt or tortured or, you know, she's just peaceful now. >> it appeared to be more about ashley than about olamide. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. celebrex can be taken with or without food. and it's not a narcotic. you and your doctor should balan

marks and todd henry. i do think that continuity is important, but i do want to give an opportunity to mr. henry as well to make the case. so, i look forward to that. i think that this is one of the more important appointments that we're making at the rules committee given the seriousness of what's happening out there in terms of pedestrian safety in san francisco. and i'm very pleased to see the caliber of the people that are serving and the commitment. i was very impressed with the presentations. mr. bloomberg, very thorough. mr. lowell, very thorough, very passionate. and mr. strassner, you know, i'm familiar with his work for many years, his commitment to community service. so, i'd like to make a motion to reappoint mr. bloomberg to seat 1, mr. lowell to seat 4, and mr. strassner to seat 6. >> so, my comments is that -- thank you for your willingness to want to serve again. i think this issue is important to not only me individually, but i think everybody on the board of supervisors, the work [adjourne

amigos del fallecido afirman que mas bien fue todd quien comenzo la trifulca.e declarado muerto a las 3 de la madrugada de hoy en el hospital valley medical center. anna spear/policia de campbell "el enfrenta cargos de homicidio. esta en la carcel, ahora" la escuela boynton amanecio enlutada. ivan era practicamente un nuevo estudiante, en enero llego... pero ha dejado una huella imborrable "senti que perdi algo, algo bueno porque era un buen amigo" las causas de la pelea aun se desconocen. la policia alerta a la comunidad: anna "los parques cierran en la noche, asi que no hay por que estar ahi.. si ven algo sospechoso, que nos llamen. ciclali "nunca era agresivo, no se por que le paso esto" andres hoy se llevo a cabo una vigilia en memoria del joven... en vivo..... blanca --es una gran fiesta esta noche, muchos estan en las calles celebrando "el dia de san patricio". --el aÑo pasado, la policia hizo mas de 430 arrestos por conducir bajo la influencia del alcohol., sin embargo, ese no es el unico delito que afecta a san jose. --desde esa ciudad, katherine orozco

todd, thank you so much for being on the program. that's tomorrow's "new york times" magazine. >>> the headlines redefined. we're finding out are to the first time who really blew the whistle on the penn state abuse scandal. >>> headlines redefines. the headlines in big, bold print that may have missed the market. number one, this one from espn.com. read -- sources say mcqueary abused as a boy. this is what i think it should have been. penn state fan blows whistle to d.a. after abuse revealed in online chat, and i refer to excellent reporting at espn's magazine by donovan nata jr. under the headline, the whistle-blowers last query. remember mike mcqueary, big red head, star quarterback, on to be an assistant coach under the tutelage of joe paterno. it's he who sees something despicable taking place in a zhaoer in 2001 involving jerry sandusky but we all know he did not call police. i often wondered how did law enforcement find out about mike mcqueary and the shower. the story is unbelievable. don reports that nine years after the sho

i'm luke russert in for chuck todd. chuck will be with us later this hour with more on the president at the hague. >>> developing developing news on the west coast. workers will begin a fourth day of searching for victims in mud debris. no one has been found alive in days. instead, six more bodies were pulled from the mud on monday. raising the death toll so far to 14. officials say they are trying to track 176 reports of people unaccounted for. although they expect they may be getting multiple reports about the same people. >> i would like to reiterate that that number is about individual names reported. they are not individuals that are deceased. they are not individuals that are injured. they are not individuals that are missing. there are 176 reports. >> the mudslide happened at the worst possible time early saturday as weekend visitors arrived and locals slept in. triggered by weeks of rain, it sent a wall of heavy mud cascading down the hillside. 49 structures were destroyed, some buried under 15 feet of earth. th

the relationship with mary todd lincoln was less affection. they dubbed her the health care.y the own estimation, hay and nicolay whether daily and nightly witnesses of the incidents in the anxiety of the fears and hopes which provided the executive mansion and the national capital during the war. the president gave his secretaries the utmost confidence, the speaker of the house during the first two years of the war went so far as to claim that lincoln saw them as affectionate as he did his own sons. so that is the relationship these two men and joined with abraham lincoln. i would add, needs no adding that john hay was at his bedside when he died. that nike been with robert todd lincoln at the white house and when a form of the assassination attempt, they rushed to the bedside and john hay was there. nicolay was out of town but that so close they were to him. moving back to where we began, by the 1870s with his father's reputation increasingly in shambles, we were certain account must, robert todd lincoln knew that these were precisely the men he needed to turn to in order t

todd, good to see you again? >> thanks for having me. >> i want to get your thoughts on the news today that we have photos from this chinese satellite showing possible debris. how encouraged are you by this finding? >> well, i am encouraged primarily because there is another set of satellites out there looking for debris. the more satellites you have, the better. in part, because the way satellites work, you can't just order them over a particular area. so the more you have occasionally going over the area, the better chance you will have of a clear day, clear photographs and better evidence. >> so do you get the impression they are zeroing in on the location of this missing plane? >> well, i am not so sure about this particular chinese photo because the sides of the object, the estimated size, is a bit large. something on the order of 70 feet by 40 feet. and while it's possible that the object in question could be from the airplane but not necessarily any single object. to make a long story short, the wing, for

. >> reporter: in perth, australia and we have todd curtis, todd tell us at this point in time and joinsby phone on day 16, do we know anything, can we rule anything out? >> well, as far as the cause of why the airplane went that far south, we really can't rule anything out because as i stated before, with limited data we have about the aircraft is the behavior that has been observed from the outside and we literally don't know what went on inside the airplane, whether or not it was the crew reacting to a dire emergency or whether it was some deliberately making the aircraft behave the way it did, unless there is information from the aircraft including the black boxes and including possibly cameras and other recording media from passengers we really won't know what happened there. >> officials in malaysia were criticized for being too slow with release of information, are they timely with the release of this information or was it too much too soon? >> well, given they had something definitive from a source that was obviously the best source of the information from the aaip, once they hav

but we're here now with todd.lum coffee rosters, also star of "dangerous grounds." first off, welcome. second, can you tell us why, baus you travel all over the world buying coffee, why is the price of coffee up 70% this year? >> it's a question supply and demand. demand is constant and supply is dropping. price goes up. in brazil, for example, that's the kind of leading indicator. you get these messages like the prices are high, our stockpile's low. i go down there and i do a trip. it's about a six-day trip and i visit all the stockpiles and farms. usually, it's a myth. the plants aren't traumatized. you're seeing stock. this last trip, three weeks ago, it was devastation. i mean, when the prices are going up, i don't think it's over yet. >> this has got to hurt the people out there in the business who have to buy vast quantities of coffee, right? i guess they can hedge to a certain degree but after that, they've got no choice but to either eat it, so to speak, or to pass the cost on to the consumer. >> a lot of

but they have not been listening to todd. you have been forecasting a market drop we haven't seen that. january, we came back from that. talk to the average folks out there. janet yellen spoke to this she talked about unemployment. nobody has been unaffected. everybody knows somebody that lost a job or worried about losing a job. talk about average folks making less money. she talked about that. the average money people are making is less now than five years ago but they're spending a lot more money on things like food and gas and other necessities. some day that has to catch up with the market, right? >> hi, david, hi cheryl. when we look at the big picture, people are making money they were making 10 years ago. and now, where is gas? where is food? today i filled up my tank today. it was $112 to get gas. i got my gas bill for last month's heating. $800. where is money going to come from to continue to support these kind of expenses in we talked about no inflation in the market and no inflation because the way we keep score

todd curtis joins us from las vegas this evening.is a former boeing safety engineer and licensed pilot. todd your thoughts on the news of the day, based on the satellite data received and analyzed the plane went down in the southern indian ocean. your thoughts? >> certainly it's tragic news for the familiar list of the missing, and a bit disheartening for the folks around the world who were thinking that maybe there was the possibility they landed safely somewhere. but in an earlier conference, the prime minister said everyone was basically lost. but it's unclear at this point, whether the aircraft made a controlled landing in the water or uncontrolled landing in the water. granted survivability would be a slim chance even if it were a controlled landing, but that is still not certain yet. >> yeah. i have a question about the data. what makes this announcement from the prime minister information so reliable? do you have faith in the data and the analysis that lead to this statement from the prime minister? >> i have faith for a coupl

chuck todd has details on that historyic visit. >> reporter: the president has left of a meeting with pope francis and a longer meeting with the delegation. we know the president wants to bring up the issue of income inequality because he believes it's an area of agreement and the white house for weeks has been trying to bring out that he aligns himself with him on this issue. >> i have been incredibly moved by his passion, his message of inclusion. i was grateful to have the opportunity to speak with him about the responsibilities that we all share to care for the least, the poor, the excluded. >> but there is catholic issues that the catholic church is uncomfortable with. they plan to bring up the birth control mandate in the health care plans. and they talk about the movement of gay marriage. it will be a tale of two spins. and perhaps, the vatican wanting to be a little more supportive on one hand, but also reminding of some of the disagreements on the cultural fonront. >>> there have been 55 ipos so far this year in the united states. the latest is trinet that started trading thi

he was identified as todd harp. harp was beaten and todd was stabbed. >> it is going to take while a -- quite a while before we know what happened here. >> reporter: police are trying to figure out what prompted the argument and who injured who first. it is possible harp acted in self-defense. some say he was peaceful. >> even though he carries a dagger on the back of his pants, it doesn't make him dangerous. >> reporter: police are investigating whether it was gang related. he was not a gang member but had a acquaintances who were. his family describes him as an outgoing teen. >> i would like to know how everything started, what reasons did the guy have to stab my brother, a big age difference, he is only 16. >> reporter: grieve counselors are on the campus helping ivan die as' -- dea was -- diaz's friends. they are decideingwhat to charge harp with. >>> they are looking being into the cause of a 2 alarm house fire that badly burned one person. the fire broke out in the 100 block of scar bother replace. two people

we've changed be 11 thousand lives for the better including lives like todd who's here with his daughter. last year, he lost his job and become homeless but now he's received taller assistance through the first air force program. todd is housed thanks to program that prevents at risk families from being homeless under the leadership of trent roar (clapping) but we need to do more and the proof is what we see on the streets everyday. too. people dealing with serious issues like schizophrenia and self medicaid with alcohol. we won't turn our backs on them but we have to help those who are clearly suffering. for those folks no matter how many times we offer stifrz they decline. it's not a lack of services we spend $2 million plus. our department of health started a receptor program i call it san francisco's of laurdz law and the result are in its working. through this program we're reducing hospital stays and a jail time and helping with the treatment and saving lives. health experts estimate there are hundreds of people who could benefit from a stronger skoefrtship program in sews bylaw ab

with us, todd, welcome. you know there's a lot we don't know. but give me your -- your response to the possibility that vietnam officials have gotten some signals from the airliner. what does that tell you? >> it tells me what you just said. there's a possibility they received signals. until they get some further confirmation. such as sighting of the aircraft or we hope not, sighting of wreckage of the aircraft. these could be signals from the emergency locator transmitter which would activate in the event of crash or signals from other aircraft. the aircraft are equipped with transponders and pilots could dial in a particular code to broadcast out to any radar that happens to paint the aircraft with a radar sphal. and some of those codes would indicate that there's an emergency or that something else may be going on. so the vietnamese thoshts haven't specified what kind of signals they were getting. so until some other information is given i'm going to withhold judgment. >> todd, take me through this. how does an airline follow an aircraft and

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there were no injuries though two passengers requested medical attention as todd quinones reports -- >> reporter: video captured the chaotic moments as passengers used the inflatable chutes to get off the flight. the 41 passengers and flight on board were bound for ft. lauderdale, florida, when the tire of the front landing blew and the pilots aboarding the takeoff. tonight we talked to several a personals who were on board the plane. >> the second we went up it came crashing down and everyone started screaming. >> bumping and we noticed we were going back down and then stopped and, you know, smelled the smoke and then they said evacuate the plane and everyone started panicking. >> we were taxiing and the guy said to me i can see a plane crashing. of course, you think the guy's making it up and you look out the window and see sparks and flames. not flames. let's correct that. sparks and a thick cloud of dust. >> emergency personnel were alerted something went wrong. >> something's going on at the runway here. >> ressa silverman's 23-year-old daughter rachel was also on board. she cam

her london fashion company was report todd be nearly $6 million in debt. >>> investigators are deciding if a stabbing was in self defense. from jail, he tells that he was attacked by up to six men who he believed to be gang members and he pulled out a knife to protect himself. they found him badly beaten. at the same time, diaz was taken to the hospital where he later died. he said he stabbed the teen, but he was defending himself. >> i wouldn't have pulled my knife if i was not in fear for my life. i was on the ground for probably 45 seconds getting kicked and hit in the head. >> friends of diaz say he was not a gang member. >> this is a 16-year-old boy that we all know. and he is not like that. he is not gang affiliated and he would never throw a first punch for anything. >> diaz says he is just trying to get out of trouble claiming self defense. favre says he has a 16-year-old brother himself. >>> surveillance video believed to have captured a driver that hit a woman in concord over the weekend. they arrested tyler larson at his home last night after they got a tip from chp. they fou

christie smith, you talk todd a lot of frustrated commuters this morning. >> yes, good morning. service is back up, but what a rough way to start the morning commute. three bart stations shut down this morning. i spoke with a spokesman that said they're going to look at the process and see what they can do to speed up things and get the tracks opened up quicker following an investigation like last night's. the gates finally rolled up more than eight hours after a trespasser was killed on the tracks. they arrived early to. shut out. a sign at 4:00 this morning directing commuters to find another way to get to the station on their own. a station agent did her best trying to spread the world. b.a.r.t. says the police department wanted to wait until it was a little brighter in the morning to look for evidence spread in both directions to make sure they had everything. the transit ran parallel service, so commuters just had to find an alternate. >> will you be late? >> no, i would have been if i could not find a ride, but i did so i will be on time. >> you didn't know until you got h

pkg desde la carcel, todd tharp afirmo que acuchillo de manera letal a ivan diaz en defensa propia.buller/asisten te de la fiscalia de santa clara y la ley le dio la razon. el asistente de la fiscalia de santa clara dice que tras revisar la evidencia y escuchar a testigos, tharp efectivamente tomo esta drastica accion para proteger su vida. todd tharp/liberad o el hoy liberado afirma que fue diaz, de 16 aÑos, y sus amigos quienes lo comenzaron a atacar el domingo en la noche en el parque john morgan en campbell, y que ante dicha amenaza, saco su cuchillo de caza de 6 pulgadas para repelerlos... pero termino acuchillando letalmente al adolescente. tharp afirmo cuando estaba encarcelado que no se sentia bien con su accionar, pero su vida corria peligro... segun reportes, cuando el estaba ya en el piso siendo golpeado y pateado por al menos 6 personas, fue cuando se vio forzado a sacar el arma blanca con la que termino quitandole la vida a diaz. buller buller afirma que hoy en la manana conversaron con la familia de la victima sobre la accion que tomo la fiscalia este mircoles, y aunqu

was mary todd lincoln on the train? among the many reasons lincoln was criticized for what are fallen in with pinkerton's plan that night, his family was on the train with them and their thinking was quite reasonably, if you were in so much danger, why did you leave your wife and children on the train to face these dangers that you would not? quoting the "baltimore sun," and they spoke admiringly is mary todd lincoln coming through town is scheduled. so there has to be some plug in the white house after all, even if it is under a broad base. it was a fair criticism. the truth is there's evidence to suggest the superintendent of police in baltimore who came under a great deal of criticism from pinkerton had a plan to take the lincoln family off the train before it got to baltimore. how then to lunch at the home of a prominent citizen of baltimore and take them to the train -- the second train that carried them the rest of the way to washington, which might've sidestepped the issue is effectively as pinkerton planted. it

. >> al jazeera's contributor todd curtis is with us from austin texas. thank you for being with us this morning. first of all, you know a lot about these types of planes, which have merely a spotless record. when you heard it was missing. what did you think, given how sophisticated the plane is? >> my first thought was a positive thought that it was missing, but possibly landing in an airfield that didn't have a control tower or other communications. obviously from what has been trickling out from vietnam and elsewhere, it looks like that was not the case. from the sounds of it, it looks as if it did go down in the water, it didn't go down intact. there's no reports of distress signals or an aircraft in the water. >> you were hopeful when you heard that it was missing. >> that's correct. this is a part of the world where although there's a sophisticated air traffic network and an experienced airline, it's an area without the infrastructure that we are used to in north america. there might be smaller airports that don't have the kind of backing that you h

. >>> earlier, todd curtis talked to us about whether a real time satellite based system should replacehe long used black boxes, and here is what he had to say. >> the question is given the cost and the efforts to implement it, is it worth the effort for the airplane industry to do so, and if tomorrow the rules change, it could take years, perhaps decades before the entire world's fleet evolves to the new technology. >> that is todd curtis, the al jazeera america national transportation expert. in washington the head of the senate intelligence committee now saying the cia improperly searched a network established for congress. that accusation made by senator diane feinstein on the floor of the u.s. senate. mike these are very troubling accusations. what is behind it? >> can you imagine the cia is accused of spying on the senate intelligence committee. and that is the allegation that has burst into public view. this story has been percolating when we were all preoccupied watching the ukraine situation. the senate intelligence committee had been performing a year's long review of the cia

now let's get the latest from chuck todd. to pick up on where ian picked off, the economy, economic instability, i'm looking here, the dow is now up 202 points, we're not seeing the rattles, at least today on wall street, but we know what impact a global crisis will have, not just on the economy in russia, but certainly here in the u.s. and throughout the world. >> well, that's right. that's why the white house has quickly been reaching out to congress to make sure there's enough support for this $1 billion in guarantees to ukraine. what's unclear, does the obama administrationened up asking for more money from congress for ukraine if the imf, you know, the goal is to have enough money coming from the west, coming from the western allies for ukraine, that it replaces the lost money that they were going to be getting from the russians. but tamron, one other -- sometimes it's news when the white house reacts to something, and sometimes it's news when they have nothing to say. and there has been, andrea and i have been trading n

bring in todd hagerman, stern agee senior research analyst. todd, first talk about zion.ass. as i mentioned before, bb&t didn't pass last year and it's a pretty solid bank, right? >> right. it's a pretty solid bank but what you have to keep in mind there is significant amount of concentration risk within the balance sheet of zion. it is overly concentrated bank with commercial real estate, that leaves it exposed to some of the stress scenarios fed laid out. david: i see. >> interest rate scenario and stress on underlying asset classes within the commercial real estate sector. david: it is interesting. after-hours the stock is virtually unchanged. bid and ask after-hours. investors are kind of shrugging it off? >> that's actually quite surprising. the stock has been very strong so far this year. obviously the banks rallied very hard into the close on some optimism with the stress test today. and, but, i, i really think that zions, you will see weakness in the stock tomorrow. very disappointing numbers coming out from them tonight on all fronts. david: now we had john allis

todd horowitz thank you as well. pete benson, meb faber and of course todd horowitz. liz: they say history repeats itself. if that is true you will want to take out a pen and paper because coming up we're breaking down the stocks that have historically outperformed in the month of march and may have room to grow. plus we'll give you the best names to own in april as well. david: congressional investigators meanwhile are rapping up a probe why general motors waited almost a deck cradle to -- decade to recall 1.6 million cars that it knew it had ignition issues? is there anything that gm can do to appease consumers and legislators after this debacle. liz: we'll ask ralph nader, who made his name fighting for auto safety. don't miss this interview. ♪ [ male announcer ] what if a small company became big business overnight? ♪ like, really big... then expanded? ♪ or their new product tanked? ♪ or not? what if they embrace new technology instead? ♪ imagine a company's future with the future of trading. company profile. a research tool on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. dav

todd, a lot of questions on this. i am hoping you can help us break it down. the first one is this term "deliberate action." the malaysian prime minister is using. i am trying to figure out how this could be justified in a pilot's mind, turning off these different forms of communication, diverting the plane. how could it be anything but a hijacking? ? >> i think the prime minister was correct in using the term deliberate action because that part, i think it's fairly agreed upon some action had to be taken by the pilot. the big question is why? the answer on that question will determine whether or not this was a hijacking by a third party -- that is someone outside of the cockpit, a commandeering of the aircraft by the crew for reasons having nothing to do with completing their mission. >> but in all of your years flying, todd, in all of your years working with planes, can you think of a legitimate reason why the pilot would do the things this pilot apparently did. >> i think of legitmat things they were doing things that are completely off script. >> that's, i

i'm wondering was mary todd lincoln on the train or the children? was she in danger as well? >> that's one of the very interesting things about the story, was mary todd lincoln on the train. among the many reasons lincoln was criticized for what, for falling in with pic be perton's plan -- pinkerton's plan on that night, his family was on the train with him, and the thinking was, quite reasonably, well, if you were in so much danger, why did you leave your wife and children on the train to face these dangers that you would not? and, again, quoting the baltimore sun, they spoke admiringly of mary todd lincoln coming through town as scheduled. and they said so there is to be some pluck in the white house after all even if it's under a bodice. [laughter] it was a fair criticism. but the truth is there's a great deal of evidence to suggest that the superintendent of police in baltimore, who came under a great deal of criticism from pinkerton, had a plan to take the lincoln family off the train before it got to baltimore, have them to lunch at the home of a prominent citizen of ba

jerald, todd perish. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon, my name is silk. i'm here to eliminating the 6 from the hill to ash bury heights. i enjoy taking muni and i want to continue to enjoy taking muni and this is the only bus that services our neighborhood. so that means that the elderly, disabled are going to have to hike up the hill from hate street, how is that problem going to be solved. there is no direct route. there would always have to be a transfer. so what are you going to do about the school kids that has to transfer in a less than desirable neighborhood. the revised proposal of the 43 coming up, that's a diesel bus, what are you going to do about the environmental impact into our neighborhood and last i want it say that supervisor breed, our supervise has gone on record as opposing this. keep the six coming up to frederick street, thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> carol followed by todd perish and then randel. >> i'm a resident of oakland. i hate to say how long about, but in the mid 1970s i was apart of the bart study which was

our chief white house correspondent chuck todd is traveling with the president in rome. >> reporter: president obama said his audience with pope francis featured a wide-ranging discussion, from middle east peace to immigration reform to their shared interest in eliminating income inequality. >> his holiness has the capacity to open people's eyes and make sure they're seeing that this is an issue. >> reporter: the president arrived at the vatican this morning amid pomp and pageantry, welcomed by swiss guards, a slow procession of dignitaries escorted mr. obama to the pope's study, where the two sat face-to-face across his unassuming desk. joined by translators, they eventually retreated behind closed doors for nearly an hour. it was longer than scheduled and afterward they exchanged gifts. the president gave the pope a custom-made chest, featuring a variety of fruit and vegetable seeds used in the white house garden. and the pope presented mr. obama with two medallions symbolizie ing peace and a copy of "the joy of gospel." the white house viewed this trip as a big domestic political

photo of todd that were. he's a 24-year-old man who police say is a transient, has no permanent address, he hops from one friend's house to another. last night, he befriended a group of teenagers here at john d. morgan park. if you're not familiar, this is campbell's largest park. lots of redwood trees. up against campbell middle school. that were and the teens were hanging out when around 8:30, things went south. during this fight, police say he pulled out a hunting knife and stabbed the 16-year-old boy. >> something had to push him that way. and it's probably because they were jumping him or something. he's actually a good person. he's harmless. >> is tharp cooperating? >> completely cooperative so far. >> it could leave to a self-defense, but it's hard to tell. he did sustain some injuries. he was taken to the medical center and currently he's in custody at the jail. >> police initially responded to this because of a 911 call that a man had been beaten up and it turns out it was todd tharp. he needed to be

until 14 years later, when todd park, a cold case detective with the salt lake county sheriff's officereceived a telephone call from authorities in neighboring carbon county. >> when that call came in, it gave me, i guess, a fresh breath of air to look at another case and to -- to really dig into it. >> police in carbon county were investigating dale bradley on the suspicion of murdering his second wife, crystal. dale had been a suspect in bryan ruff's murder 14 years earlier. on a hunch, todd park contacted dale's first wife, kristi, who was now living in texas. >> she was surprised the case hadn't been solved, because dale told her somebody else had already been arrested for it, and she just assumed the case was done. >> but that obviously was a lie. and kristi told police something she hadn't mentioned during the original investigation. she said the day after bryan went missing, dale cleaned the inside of his car. >> he had never cleaned out that trunk as long as she had known him, as long as he had owned that camaro. >> why would dale do this? police wondered if bryan ruff had been