the man who claimed he found christina's body. 32-year-old todd hail and christina's next door neighbor carlos robinson who called 911. both men knew one another since they both helped christina move into her apartment three days earlier. investigators had been suspicious of todd hale's claim that he had been able to enter christina's apartment through a small window opening without disturbing the items on the entertainment certainty inside. >> we thought for todd to get in through that window he would have to have an acrobats physique which he did not. >> he wasn't invited in. he opened the window, removed the screen and snaked himself in through this small opening. >> so they asked him to do it again while they watched. >> we allowed him to demonstrate how he was able to climb through that window and around the entertainment center and he was able to do that even wearing some steel toed work boots. hale got inside again without touching any of the item on the entertainment certainty. >> it was a little bit amazing watching him to do that. it was like watching a burglar in action. >> n

todd horowitz down in the pits of cme. todd, let's talk about the interest rate. it is almost like a collapse. it has gone down 21 basis points just this month on the 10-year. what is that telling you? >> hi david, hi liz. depend on what side of the camp you're in. if you're a bull everybody is selling foreign debt and buying u.s. foreign debt is much higher and selling into arbitrage. you're a bear, money is coming out of the stock market going into the bond market. those are the two arguments. the truth of it is, the market is a dull market. there is not much going on. people are getting a little bit edgy. i think there is little bit of money flowing into the bond market. i think you see a little bit of fear. vix is not showing a little bit of fear.

good to see you, todd. david: thanks, todd.: todd wanted to get in on inflation, core prices issue. david: he is a player all the time. liz: we'll bring you back to talk about food and energy prices. >>> jop necessary market price looks like it is crushed by "godzilla," down 13% so far this year after a great year last year. it is one of the worst performers in the world. david: look at last 20 or 30-year period this country has not moved much. but the government taking bold actions to stem the decline including a "godzilla" sized stimulus plan. is it time to buy? lpl chief financial market strategist jeff klinetop. jeff, good to see you. let's talk about one piece of the plan. one piece of the plan if anything i would say is antigrowth. they had a huge increase value-added tax. this is old imf formula tried in every country and failed in country after country to balance the books because all it does is destimulator put a cover on growth. aren't you concerned this might muzzle growth a bit? >> this has been huge in terms of muz

kelly. >> so hello todd here. i'd like to walk through some slides as well as the public and echo what mr. kelly our general manager has said. the number of our slides addresses the specific questions on the april 30th hearing from our department. we for the public and the television viewing audience we care about the infrastructure the water, the sewer, and the electricity largely inevitable because most of the facilities are underneath the street. what it means i'll briefing walk you through the key contribute of our budget on slide 2 our operating budget our capital budget and what it means for san franciscans for the power and sewer needs as well as the select programs and so commissioner dooley's. excuse me. todd i need before you start i need to express great concerns i have about the puc budget and thank you for coming to my office the other day and talking about the policies we could have around our reserve and avoid a train wreck i communicated with the mayor of this city trying to avoid a train wreck i'm

and todd, could you help me with this, i just need to get my slides up. we have had a long collaboration with the sfpud in a general sense they have been leaders as far as the different fleet operations in the city and helping us to push the projects forward that reduce, the petroleum use and reduce the greenhouse gases and been quite an example for other department to have to aspire to. our department is made up of two groups, and we are generally outward facing towards the public in the transportation, or the transit first side of things and we also serve the san francisco family principlely in the vehicle cleaning of the fleet in with the hack to implementation. and right now, roughly about 40 percent of the greenhouse gases that are generated by the city of san francisco come from transportation, we are working to reduce that. and our programs particularly, or first on the transit first side, and here we are. and it was said that 30 percent of all emissions. and the trucks in the city and and the first focus is the transit first and basically we tried

or todd? question from commissioner tores? >> do they give rebates. >> not at this time, they usually come through the state and from the california energy commission, carb and sometimes through the air district. but the bay area air quality district. and we manage, a lot of those grants. and we had a very successful program that you will notice that all of the taxis are hybrid and there was a program that was started by the department of the environment that works for the hva, where we gave it a $2,000 grant to taxi drivers to buy the hybrids and to get the process started and pretty much it is converted over now and we don't do that any more and you are welcome. >> thank you. >> commissioner courtney? >> we have one item left, but in the interest of time, i recognize that my colleagues who have been here longer than the rest and in light of the fact that the other commission has a meeting following this, in the event that you have to leave during this conversation, it is of course, understood. but i suspect that this is the

we're talked -- with todd harrison. one thing i want to ask you about is some news that came out yesterday of the pentagon looking to close 21 facilities in europe. here's the story about it. it's a move the department said would save some $60 million annually. the hill notes that the closure is comprised mostly of recreational and housing facilities at u.s. and nato bases across europe, such as a hotel, golf course. part of a previously announced effort, in light of the u.s. attempts to assure european of russian's nnex yation of the crimea. guest: those restrictions apply to the u.s. they do not apply to foreign bases. and so d.o.d. can do a lot on its own to close bases in europe and other places around the world. they actually have. if you look back over the past deak cade, we've closed a lot of facilities in europe, so they're continuing to do more of that and get more efficient, and if they want to close skeet shooting ranges and golf courses, by all means, i think we should. but the problem is we can't close thos

liz: thank you, todd. david: thanks, todd.er just around the corner it is practically here if you were out last weekend, we're taking a look at companies that could see some red hot profits as weather begins to heat up. liz: we thought we would cobble together summer stocks opportunities for your portfolio. one of them, six flags entertainment, gets nod on day one. some of the fastest rides in 18 parks across north america. plans to open the tallest swing ride in america and ride overseas. joining us in fox business exclusive, six flags ceo, jim reed anderson. jim, how tall will the new ride be? i'm interested knowing that? >> liz, it is called sky screamer. it is our park in new england. it is 400 feet high. i was on it last week. it is an amazing experience. i was one of the first people to go on it. you need to go there liz. liz: i think i need to. david: wow, i would love to go as well. jim, we usually wait until the end of the interview to ask this question but i want to start with this. the number of employees you have i

king. >> may i adjust -- emphasize or clarify something todd said. in the montgomery boycott there were two victories. there was this important legal victory in washington d.c. which coincided with the timing of the end of a long siege of grassroots activists led by dr. king and rosa parks and others in montgomery but there was also a year's struggle where the bus company and the city government, the power structure as a loosely called it, felt defeated and demoralized and the bus company lost money and a whole host of local changes took place. it is a nice coincidence where you can't neatly isolate the strategy that led to the victory but i think we would agree both of them are really important and simultaneously working there. >> there was an exchange between roy wilkens and martin luther king in 1963 when wilkens said to have my would like to know martin. just what you have desegregated in your life. dr. king said i guess nothing more than the few human hearts. one of the human heart the act on materially was john f. kennedy's and that made all th

good morning, todd. > > good morning and what's up, angie? > > well apparently it's not interest rates because janet yellen is telling congress rates will remain low, so what we do with our money, todd? > > well unfortunately you are forced and compelled to put your money into the equity market which is artificially driving this market higher. again. i'm not going to fight it but i just think that we are in very bubblish territory and as we know, the fed's track record for picking tops in market and picking bubbles is 0 out of 1 million-- they've never been right at picking the market, so why would i expect this time to be different? i don't.i think this is going to turn out to be a very ugly scenario when it's all said and done. > > never a kind word for the fed, todd. let's move on to the decline of the dollar. how much is that tied to what's going on with ukraine? > > i think the dollar is just weak because we want it to be weak. the fed is trying to devalue the dollar consistently-- as are all the other world currencies. so really what it

seat 8, todd david. seat 10 louise fischer. on my -- people that i felt comfortable with would be for seat 1 mark rumold, seat 2ali winston, seat 5 allyson washburn, and seat 9 chris hyland. so, the ones i actually named were all reappointments or they are specific to a group. that's what i would like to move forward with. so -- >> it appears that we are in agreement on three appointments today and unfortunately there are only two of us. so, it looks like david pilpel seat 6, [speaker not understood] fishier [speaker not understood]. with those three can we perhaps make a motion to send those forward to the full board with the committee report? the city attorney has something to say. >> mr. chair, we were going to recommend that you duplicate the hearing file. send the original one, make a motion, and submit out. as a committee report, the duplicated file amended to only indicate the remaining seats and then continue that to the call of the chair. >> do i need to make that -- do we need to make that [speaker not understood]? >>

>> kelly o'donnell on capitol hill, chuck todd at the white house before that. thank you both. >>> the president accepted another resignation today. jay carney has chosen to leave what has always been one of the most pressure-filled jobs in washington, that of white house press secretary. he had a briefing interrupted by the boss today. carney's leaving after three years on the job. the president said today he's losing a man who became a close friend. carney was formerly a veteran writer at "time" magazine. he'll be replaced by that man, deputy press secretary josh earnest. >>> tonight our interview with edward snowden, his first on american television continues to reverberate from washington to moscow. last night, we told you about the nsa's public release of one of snowden's e-mails. now snowden himself is firing back saying that is not the whole story. our report on this again tonight from our chief foreign affairs correspondent, andrea mitchell. >> reporter: firing back at the nsa today, edward snowden is standing by what he told brian, that he is a whistle

chuck todd is the host of the daily rundown here on msnbc. a couple of things. my punch about this year, and you probably have your own hunches that the people on the democratic side who may withstand even a tsunami are the ones with strong family roots in the state. whether it's begich alaska. you have the big democrat in kentucky running. does that work? do you think that can work based on your sense of history? these two women may have a better shot, even though they're novices in many ways than some of the more regular democrats in there including imcome bents. >> the democrats are counting on it. we've seen marry landrieu overperform democratic performance in louisiana time and time again. boone landrieu's daughter gets through. they trust the brand prk they trust the name. when she makes the case, right? when a family heir of sorts, a member of the political dynasty whatever you want to call them says i put louisiana, arkansas, georgia, kentucky, whatever it is first, an older voter in midterm might say, you know i did know sam nun. he was pretty good. i d

a sense of joy came over me and i had a smile and i says, we got him. >> derek todd lee was arrested and charged with first degree murder. >> the first thing i would tell him is that he's a coward. he picked on women that took advantage of their good nature. >> after his arrest investigators learned that his dna matched another murder victim, an lsu 21 year old. prosecutors say he followed his victims so he knew when they would be home alone. he would knock on the door and ask to use their phone and then overpower them. fortunately for investigators, he left crucial dna evidence behind. at lee's trial the soul survivor identified lee as the man who tried to kill her. dna from perspiration found on ms. alexander's back matched his dna profile. forensic proof he was the perpetrator. >> this is the real deal that now this lady has come to you and pointed you out. it was devastating. >> derek todd lee was convicted of first degree murder and was sentenced to death. >> the death penalty is too good for him. they should execute him a little bit at a time. rape was not enough. murder was no

chuck todd, thank you as well. we'll watch you on "the daily

lee munson, todd horowitz, thank you very much. todd, actually we'll see you in a couple minutes when the futures close. mark newton, we wanted to thank you you as well. mark, thanks. >>> tesla as you saw reporting moments ago, the stock falling 6% despite a beat with the stock up more than 30% this year. so what's happening? how do we bet on a stock that is trading low after-hours even though it came out with good numbers? we'll talk more about that. liz: david, it says it is going gangbusters in china. it sees that as a huge market. >>> hot profits today and new government predictions on higher natural gas prices could keep specter's profits and stock price roaring. we have the ceo live straight ahead. david: also once again, janet yellen saying essentially that the inflation is a non-issue right now. guess what? when you go to the grocery store around buy stuff there, you know it is an issue, everyday, that you buy at the grocery store or fill up at the pump. so how do we deal with inflation? and is food and gas just the tip of

todd tell us about the decision.they decide that a short term, i know highlighted short prayer. what does that mean? >> i'm not into the leelese of it. i think it opens a possibility for future court cases to come into the picture. i don't think this is over. atheists and secure lars have been active challenging these prayers in public schools and other places. >> right. right. i remember a bunch of cases saying kids can't practice religion on public school after school hours will this change or overturn decisions? >> possible. i write about a lot of the cases in my must book. it is disturbing what's happening in this country over the past five years. the obama administration has been waging a war against people of the christian faith. it's not covered in the main stream media. it's covered here at fox news channel but this is a very important thing for people to be aware of, what's happening in their country. >> does this affect the pledge of allegiance to date? >> well, it possibly could. you know, we've had instan

defining our business plan plan and that's one thing that we're working on as a group but i'd like todd to come up and go over more details. >> so thank you general manager and todd rydstrom assistant general manager for business services and also the cfo this has been a very herculian task about a half a billion dollars over 10 years and we came to you on april 22nd nd to run through the various scenarios of difficult choices the combinations needed to be revenues and savings cuts and deferrals and a combination of things. so the mayor's budget included technical updates and as well as well as well as fringe benefit reductions and so it took some good news and higher cost news into place but that's typical for our commission budget to get those adjustments in addition to that the mayor can make policy adjustments as well to the recommended budget that comes from commissions and is forwarded by his office to the board and as the general manager has said a lot of progress was made so our picture went from a half a million dollars to the bad to all above zero so we're also able to project

hello todd. >> if i may thank you president courtney each of these items had a full presentation at the last meeting and also in your communication packet was a response to all the questions asked by the commissioners as well as the public. i want to thank the independent rate consultant and patricia magove r.n. engineering and so staff is available to answer any additional questions but all the materials are continuation at the extensive presentations made last time. >> thank you very much todd commissioners i'll entertain a motion for items 9, 10, 11 and 12. >> it's been moved and it's been seconded. >> is there any public comment on items 9, 10, 11 and 12 together or individually. >> seeing none. >> the ayes have it the motion carries. >> item 13 is also continued from the april 22nd meeting and to consider and adopt a wholesale revenue requirement and rate schedule for 2014 through 15. >> commissioners? >> good afternoon deputy cfo as with the retail rates item we presented previously at the last meeting again what we're proposing is a rate of 2.93 cents per one hundred cubic feet o

>> that was the primary criteria. >> thank you. >> thank you todd. >> thank you. >> a couple of others to mention the large one that helped achieve balancing was the streetlight consolidation project and in the capital plan discussed in february assistant general manager hail and myself brought to you many streetlight enhancement projects and this was one project purchasing streetlights from pg and e and we could not identify a funding source so that unfunded project was eliminated so in the streetlight funding in the proposed budget as well as as well as the capital plan still increases 30 times so your investment that you have still going forward and included in the mayor's budget is significantly larger both repair and rehabilitation as well as a new streetlight work. the moccasin generator rewind was another project for example there's 2 units at moccasin that we were looking at one needs to move forward immediately but one of them doesn't need to move forward so each one of these projects was prioritized and revisited where we believed it was okay to do that at this time. those wh

. >> let me bring todd starnes in here. todd, paul harvey talked about drug sniffing dogs and metal detectors, we have drug sniffing dogs and metal detectors. >> the one thing we don't have in public schools is god. we have seen over the past 20, 30 year as concerted effort to remove the christian values out of the public arena and it accelerated over the past five years. i wish someone in the obama administration could explain to the nation why our military personnel are being taught that christians and roman catholics are examples of religious extremists. i wonder if they could -- >> according to whom? >> according to official documents, training documents that i have in my office if you would like to see them. >> written by whom? >> our government. our government. why are they doing that, sean? why is this administration -- why did this -- >> the oval office. >> well, well, well, for example -- >> i would say we can sit around -- >> hold on. >> you sort of got stereo liberalism, go ahead. >> reality -- >> here is the que

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chuck todd, chris christie in terms of his appearance there and the whole story of chris christie being the butt of some jokes, what do you make of what happened over the weekend? >> that one joel mchale riff that you guys played, that was brilliant. that was just really well delivered. he hit the timing and it was pretty funny. but i agree with you. i saw governor christie.

looks like todd david. >> good afternoon, commissioners yee and tang. my name is todd david and i am reapplying to be on the sunshine ordinance task force. i want to start by kind of reiterating a couple things that member hyland said. i don't think there is anyone more disappointed that chair grant is not continuing on as i am. it's really been a pleasure working with chair grant and i'm really going to miss her. i think she's been really great and also -- i also want to say member nee has been an amazing guide and his institutional knowledge and memory for the task force has been just phenomenal. i can't say i'm always in agreement with him, but i find his knowledge and being able to reference, you know, specific areas of the sunshine ordinance has really been -- it's going to be a big loss to the task force to not have him there. so, i wanted to start with those two things. i think one of the things that i feel that i bring to the task force that maybe is different than other people is that i'm a parent of three young children and it's a different po

what is the word from the trading floor, todd? > > good morning, angie. well i'll tell you what we're seeing it depends on who you talk to... if you talk to the bulls, all you're seeing is an arbitrage selling for indebted high prices and buying american debt. if you're a bear, you're saying that something's got to give, the bonds, the interest rates are going to low, bond futures are going too high... the bottom line, angie, is nothing's going on, there is no buying, it's very quiet and were seeing some flow of funds into the bond market right now. > > still it's a big deal that we're sitting this low. what about gold? gold also selling off todd. > > you know i tell you when you see weakness in the dow i think everybody's kind of gauging what mario draghi might say next week. and i think they're trying to position themselves ahead of what he's done because you know super mario-- he always has some special surprise in mind for the street when he comes on. > > stocks are on a roll. how long will it last? are you ready to short the market? > > well as you k

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our political director, chuck todd. former communications director for the obama administration anita dunn, and congressman from utah, jason chaffetz. welcome to all of you. all right, chuck todd, you got some humor there. you also maybe had some clues 20 -- about 2016. >> some clues? there's even a third joke you didn't do about showing him moving out of the oval office and everything said hold for hillary, hold for hillary. you know, people say, oh, it's just joking, it's just humor and all this. there are people that are supporters of biden that get a little cranky about how easily the president talks about hillary clinton as his successor now, and it is sort of this fait accompli among a lot of democratic donors and elites, that that's just what it is. the baton is about to be handed to here and it's up to bill clinton, buzz she want to run for bill clinton's third term or barack obama's third term. she gets the choice, but the president certainly sees her as the heir apparent. >> and almost this making fun, kathlee

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cnn's brian todd is here with a closer look. this is a pretty fascinating stuff. >> it is, brianna.his technology, surveillance technology is so powerful it can track a person from two miles up and cover 25 square miles at once. it's enough to make you feel like you're constantly being watched, but for law enforcement, this can be like having a slow-motion replay button to track back any crime scene. you're watching a murder unfold. look at the cursor toward the bottom. in an instant, the suspect approaches, fires. the victim's down. the killer sprints off. this 2009 gangland shooting in juarez, mexico, was captured from 10,000 feet about 2 miles up. >> you can see a whole group of people here reacting to the shot. they come over and look at the victim then they run down the alleyway actually after the shooter. >> reporter: from their specially equipped cessnas, ross and his firm persistent surveillance systems can monitor large sections of cities. because they're in the air for hours at a time, they can track back to the moment of a crime and before it. in juarez -- >> they meet up

nbc political director chuck todd. appreciate you being here. >> good jb on the trivia this morning. >> you know what? i live for trivia. this is my life. thank you, sir. appreciate it. >>> still ahead, we've got more ground to cover on today's big races including the battle between the republican establishment and the tea partiers that's pushing them farther and farther to the right. michael steele joins me next. and later, president obama's controversial judicial nominee and why progressives including civil rights leaders are speaking out and saying absolutely no thanks. all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male an

todd, it's great to see you. tell you from my own radio listeners, people really do feel like christians and -- especially christian conservatives, that's the last bastion that you can really attack and discriminate against with impunity, that they're looked at as uncool and not up to date, they're a bunch of trogladites. you found this is being born out. let's start with the military. >> what's happening is very disturbing. under this president over the past five years, i've documented a number of instances where christianity has come under attack. i've had high ranking officers in the military have been told to hide their faith. it was just last year that i reported, and i write about this in the book, that soldiers were given training sessions and seminars where they were told that evangelical christianity and roman catholicism were examples of religious extremism, that groups like american family association were domestic hate groups. it went so far as to tell other officer information one unit they should be