people like dexter filkins as i quoted in the introduction and tom ricks have said the u.s.fought three wars after 9/11 iraq afghanistan and the one in the shadows. this is an authoritative account of that third war conducted by the c.i.a. and military special operations in yemen, east africa and most of all pakistan if you want to understand the world we live in, tom ricks says, then you need to read this book. "the way of the knife." thank you, mark. >> thanks for having me. charlie: back in the moment. stay with us. david carr is here. he writes a media equation column for the "new york times" for 25 years. he's covered the media as it relates to business and culture and politics. he joins me now to talk about some of the enormous changes going on in the worlds of media and journalism. we love david carr. we're pleased to have him back at this table. welcome. >> we're pleased to be at this table, charlie. >> charlie: let's just start by you wrote a column recently about cable. >> right. charlie: but i want to broaden that to television. you believe it's a big-time to be c

. >> reporter: today's message was delivered by matthew's uncle, tom holiday. rick war he is not recovering from a case of pneumonia. he was not expected to be here today. he came down with pneumonia earlier this week. he released a statement on saturday and in it he said quote i'll never forget how many years ago after another approach failed to give relief matthew said, dad, i know i'm going to heaven. why can't i just die and end this pain. there is a lot of people that are mourning the loss of 27-year-old matthew warren who of course was the youngest son of pastor rick warren. earlier the church told us that pastor has always been here for his members and now it is time for his members to be here for him. don? >> nick valencia, thank you very much, nick. >>> firearms is a billion dollar ind usfully connecticut. ahead, will the economic impact of stricter gun lawes have many businesses packing up? e diabeti, s have many businesses packing up? ind usful. ahead, will the economic impact of stricter gun laws have many businesses packing up? nind usfu. ahead, will th

>> now, pastor rick warren found the saddleback community church in southern california. at the church last night matthew warren's uncle tom holiday delivered this heartfelt message. >> rick and kay and their family having to face the death of their youngest son, matthew. we're facing it together as a family. that's what we're going to do this weekend. we're going to pray together and worship together and look at god's hope together and we're going to be real together about who he is and real together about our hurts and real together about the thing that only he can give us. hope in the face of anything and everything. >> now, just about a year ago matthew warren's parents spoke with jake tapper when he was with abc. matthew's mother, kay warren, hinted at the challenges her son had been dealing with. listen to this. >> we have close family with some mental illness. for us, it has been challenging and it has been difficult. >> now, kay warren also said in that interview that life is like a parallel set of train tracks where joy and sorry run together. >>> overseas now to afghanistan where six americans were killed in two

delivered by pastor rick warren's brother-in-law, tom haul delay, the pastor was not expected to be here. he's battling pneumonia right now. he gave a number of sermons over the easter weekend. i want to read a statement the warren family sent out saturday morning with news of their son's death. it says only those closest knew that matthew struggled from birth with mental illness. dark holes of depression, and even suicidal thoughts. in spite of america's best doctors and prayers for healing, the torture of mental illness never subsided. many people are here grieving today, remembering the legacy and life of the youngest son of pastor rick warren, 27-year-old matthew warren. fred? >> thanks so much. very sad news. our condolences going out to the warren family. >> and condolences to the pulitzer family. lily pulitzer has died in florida. she was known for her bright tropical print designs and known for dressing people like jacqueline kennedy onassis. she once said, quote, style isn't about what you wear. it's about how you live. lily pulleitzer was 81. searchers are searching for two boy

. >> our rick santelli is with us, so is senator tom coburn, the senator of oklahoma. i know you're on a tight schedule. we'll get you out of here in a moment. rick, you first. >> you're receiving e-mails from faa employees attending meetings where they've been told to make these furloughs as hard on the public as possible. how can we have a government or a secretary of transportation that allows this to occur? it's reprehensible. >> well, you know, first of all, these are great american people who work for the faa and they know this is a game that's being played. i agree with you. the fact is is the 2013 budget request by the obama administration is essentially the same level of this post-sequester faa budget is. so it's all a game. and it's the desire not to trim the size of the federal government and hurt the american people, the american airlines, the businesses that are dependent upon it, and do it in such a cynical way, as they think the american people are going to believe this. the fact is, they're still keeping on board to train people, even though they're shu

they were they were not they were not all that smart you know rick perry appointed so idiots to this thing apparently because he failed tom these are your buddies that failing to go and put in the government right if we so you know i get your argument we need better central planning. and we need government agencies that are better at regulating right so how do we get that right well i'm just going to tell you right now that there really is no way to do it in your world right now because i'm telling you the more the case of how do we do it in your world where there is none of this well what you what i don't know you just can't have a utopian society tom you have to have a realistic viewpoint and if there wasn't capitalism there would have been no fertilizer plant in the first place so this is our own trip absolutely because no centrally planned society can possibly create a presence that and that would allow for this kind of thing to exist so if you want that is necessarily true if you listen it could've been a cooperative you don't need capitalism you could have a clobbering there's a reason i want to know do you believe

tom, great to have your expertise on this. >> thanks for having me. rickte committee hears from the president's pick to head the environmental protection agency, the ep ark. there are some major projects the new leader will have to act on including the controversial keystone pipeline project. our next guest has serious concerns about the effect on the economy as well as the environment. we'll talk to senator john barrasso coming up. also a major recall, why some of the most popular cars on the road need to get checked out. rick: today on capitol hill a senate committee hears from the president's pick to head up the environmental protection agency. for the past fife years, gina mccarthy has been the epa's top air regulation official, and lawmakers are asking how this might effect fossil fuels. senator john barrasso writing in "the wall street journal" today says, quote: rick: useing the agency's own estimat, researchers at the heritage foundation report that the epa's 20 major rules alone will cost $45 million annually. senator john barrasso, a republican f

tom cruise trying to sit on a counter. >> that is a problem. >> no wonder kate left him. any i what, rick. >> yes. >> do you admire this guy or disgusted by this or are you dating this guy? >> what a waste of time. what was it $12? >> you don't believe in the principal? you are a reporter. >> it had to be the principal of the thing. he opened the flood gates. now anybody can ask for their money back. i didn't even see the movie and i will ask for my money back. >> i read the book. i am pissed off tom cruise played him. he is supposed to be 6 foot 5 and tom cruise is the reverse. >> way to spit in the face of the people. >> why because m why short? >> are you a self-hating shorty. >> maybe i am, but i want my tall people tall, thank you very much. what if you had harrison ford play shaft? >> he has made such inroads for your people that i would think you would be celebrating. >> remi, welcome to the show. could this ruling change hollywood for ever? >> i don't think so. ads have always been like this. i remember when i was in school we ordered the miracle 3 series so we can chop these pine

tom halladay told them. he is the teaching pastor at saddleback and he is also the uncle of matthew. take a listen. >> rick and kay and their family are having to face the news this week of the death of their youngest son, matthew. and we're facing it together as a family. and that's what we're going to do this weekend. we're going to pray together and we're going to worship together and we're going to look at god's hope together and we're going to be real together about who he is. we're going to be real together about our hurts and we're going to be real together about only the thing he can give us, hope in the face of anything and everything. before we worship some more together, would you pray with me? let's pray. father, thank you for these people, this family that love you so deeply. and thank you that we can come together as a family, open our hearts to you and tell everything that's on our hearts and we do it right now. we pray for our pastor rick, for his wife, kay. we pray for their family, their closest friends as they're facing this, lord, we pray that your grace would be poured upon their lives

tom, coral gables, florida. i spent 35 years in the dea putting dealers and traffickers in prison. we never went after casual users like beckel. rickused mainly to protect and in sporting situations does meth protect anyone? how about cocaine? wise up, man. life is short. ben, chicago. there will always be people who use drugs. no one forces them. far more are the tragic people,k children, hurt by the drug car. believe me, surrendering to the madness is not going to protect the kids. it will make things worse. sandy, pennsylvania. let me get this straight. the white house party cost the taxpayers more than $400,000, and will be broadcast on the taxpayer-funded pbs network? is anyone okay with this? apparently so, sandy. anthony, monroe, connecticut. thit cost taxpayer one cent eac. how is that significant? symbolic, anthony. and then your picture makes you look like a mafia boss. that was my intent. stevmy books are nonfiction, fact-based books. i'm disgusted with you and miller bashing greece. is that means you won't travel out to spokane to see us. or you can meet us on july 1st. we'll try to win you over. finally the tip of the

tom holliday. it was the first in a series of sermons on getting through tough times. today's sermon was titled "how to survive your worst day." pastor rick warren is recovering from a case of pneumonia. he's not here today. but saturday he released a statement about the death of his son. i want to read you an excerpt of that. he says, "i'll never forget how many years ago, after another approach had failed to give relief, matthew said dad, i know i'm going to heaven. why can't i just die and end this pain." there are so many people here 340ur mourning the loss of 27-year-old matthew warren. rick warren, his church says he's always been there for his members. now it is time for his members to be there for him. >> is the family or anyone elaborating on what kind of mental illness are we talking about as it pertains to matthew? >> we asked those questions to his friends. one of his friends that we spoke to didn't even want to convey that she knew that he had a mental illness. the other friend did tell me that he was aware of the conditions, they traveled together to rwanda about nine years ago and he said over time he realized the condition

this spring, we had a conference that tom was so kind to speak at, and martha cantor from the department of education was there, and other, daphne of kocera and rickkurland of the university of maryland, there were 450 people from all around the world that came to talk about teaching and even more, even a greater number of penn faculty and students were there. i can't think of another time where the topic was teaching that so many people came together to talk about something that so excited, that is so exciting to them as well as to us as educators. and we don't know -- i call it a bold experiment because we really don't know how the experiment is going to work out, but it is going to work. manager is already working, so it is not a question of if, it is a question of what. >> rose: there is also this. i mean this is something that i think, actually believe in myself, there is much to be learned not just from a lecture but also from being able to eavesdrop on conversation, you know, so the idea of a gifted teacher being in the hands of a gifted conversationalist, you know, it can billions a place where stuff you learn becomes crucial. >> go ahead.

tom menino, talking about how the bostonians pull together in the wake of the bombing, pulling together to contribute support and assistance. we also heard from the agent in charge there in boston, rick deslauriers. >>> and we are hearing the range of suspects and motive is wide open at this hour. so we know very little more than we did seven or eight hours ago when we last heard from them. we heard some of the fragments are on their way to quantico. our team coverage continues after this short break, meanwhile, a controversy surrounding the planned appearance of the first lady at a college graduation next month. >>> and a jury awards a prince george's county couple 90 million bucks in a lawsuit related to their daughter's death. why they pro apartment faces the people he is accused of spying on in court. >>> a local college student is alive and well tonight, thanks to the quick actions of arlington firefighters. they pulled her from her bedroom today as flames came creeping in. she escaped without a burn. two of her roommates are not so lucky tonight. washington bureau reporter david culver live on dinwoody street. >> reporter: jim, i can tell you this street is not normally this cr

tom clements and the murders here in texas. we may hear something more about this case here in texas later on today when governor rick perry holds is expected to announce a reward fund. he will speak at a public memorial this afternoon. security has been a major issue this week. texas senator john cornyn is weighing in with his concerns about federal policy that apparently bars federal prosecutors from carrying a concealed weapon into a courthouse or the parking lot of a courthouse even if they have a permit to carry. john cornyn wrote that prosecutors say we should start with enabling these people to defend themselves during a violent attack. they have charged that the six-year-old nick morale was making a public attack. police say that he is not linked to the murders. >> there is nothing to link him to the murders of tom clements or mike mcclellan. and his wife. reporter: public officials are expected to show up at this vigil. law enforcement from all over the country and beyond at 1:00 o'clock. jenna: yes, we will have governor perry's news conference in just about 10 minutes. a lot of good information. we apologize to our vi

rick welts and collins' high school coach, greg hilliard. >>> and the michael jackson coach under way. and it is going to get ugly. tomd molestation trial. and remember when president obama reached out to mitch mcconnell? >> why don't you get a drink with mitch mcconnell? >> mcconnell has a challenge. i think both guys were joking. not too sure. tuesday, april 30th. "starting point" begins right now. >>> up first, female dna found on one of the fragments of the boston bombs. tamerlan tsavraev's widow has been visited at her parent's rhode island home. tamerlan tsavraev's cause of death has been determined, but no one has claimed his body. dzhokhar tsavraev, another lawyer added to his defense team. death penalty expert judy clarke. we want to get straight to pamela brown, live in devens, please, where dzhokhar tsavraev is being held. you have more on this rapidly expanding investigation. >> reporter: yeah, a lot of new developments. authorities trying to figure out who that female dna found on the bomb belongs to. and they are trying to figure out whether katherine russell may have played a role in any way in the atta

rick: as a teenager or this morning? >> teenager. [ laughter ] >> if you had to get up to school, 7:00 tom go to class -- >> i am at my besteep to 10:00 or 11:00. >> bingo. a new study showing that teenagers probably should be allowed to sleep in until 8:00 or 8:30. >> parents freak out when their teenagers want to sleep past noon. get up! like there is something wrong with them. the new study says the more they sleep maybe the better their grades are. >> it deals with the hormonal changes going on with the kids in puberty. the study says they simply need more shut eye. if the answer is waking up earlier, probably going -- or sleeping longer, maybe you ought to not stay up until 3:00 playing video games. >> the kids, it's a problem. they need to go to bed earlie earlier. they need to sleep in later. some schools, in fact, moved the start time of the school day back an hour-and-a-half to two hours. to accommodate them. they need a two-hour shift. >> somebody alert the former governor of pennsylvania, because ed rendell wrote a week "the wussification of america." >> you think that? biologically we know -- >> how come we don