we are with prince george's unty execuve r rushern baker. thk you for joining us ain.n. a lot of talk about your plan to bring a casino in. some of urritics have been extremel o outspoken including the democratic senar saying he thinks thihis is a horrible ide for prince george's county, saying this is exactly the wrong kind of business t to bring to prince george'county. what do you say to that? >> i vovote agagainst slots w when i was inhe general assembly. for eight years i've voted against it. asas county executive, i have to look at what a the opportunities for prince george's countynd the statef maryland? i wod not take any revenue source of t the tab without exploring . things are differe fm the time when i voted against the. one, is it is of business that wacreated to be an tertainment district. two, we did not have a statewide referendum in e state of maryland or 57% of people in prince grge's county voted for it. >> and that is across the state? >> this woulbring in between $40 million and $50 llion of revenue. you talk a about the problems we're facing witheve

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six gunmen attacked the couple as they're pull untying their driveway. one of the victims can be seen crawling on the pavement. the robbers took cash and jewelry. >>> a big scare for an ohio family after a 25-loot long boulder smashed into their home. fortunately, the family was in a different part of the home when it happened. elsewhere in ohio, a house explosion possibly due to a build up of natural gas. no one was injured. >>> a new jersey neighborhood has become home to dozens of pigs. 26 in all. and they're living inside an r.v. many of the humans living on the streets aren't exactly hog wild about it, you could say. but police in animal control say there is no evidence that the pigs are being mistreated. and, finally, a reporter for our nbc affiliate ran a foul of a rooster who apparently is no fan of the media. >> you can still see the tire tracks here where the cattle rustler pulled up to this entrance. >> that is the first time that i have been attacked by a rooster at work. >> the angry bird actually pecked her three or four times despite being

untie it barack obama's presidency happens out of earshot. is telling them this is great exactly what they hoped for. everybody knows it's crap. i'm surprised he has any approval numbers. i think the only reason he does is for the same reason the kardashians made 70 million. nobody is paying attention. this is a kardashian presidency. >> bill: you have to pay attention as the ladies pointed out earlier to gas prices. gas prices have doubled under president obama, doubled. all right? that's not bush's fault. bush had nothing to do with that. >> i'm not saying that. >> bill: let me just define it they double under president obama. now they are shooting up. and everybody is paying attention knows there is plenty of supply. plenty of gas and oil supply in the u.s. so, you know, the prices are going up with plenty of supply. that's not free marketplace. that doesn't happen. the president has no solution to it. none, zero. so you would think that his approval rating would be even lower than it is as you pointed out some people don't mind whatever h

untie it barack obama's presidency happens out of earshot.verybody is telling them this is great exactly what they hoped for. everybody knows it's crap. i'm surprised he has any approval numbers. i think the only reason he does is for the same reason the kardashians made 70 million. nobody is paying attention. this is a kardashian presidency. >> bill: you have to pay attention as the ladies pointed out earlier to gas prices. gas prices have doubled under president obama, doubled. all right? that's not bush's fault. bush had nothing to do with that. >> i'm not saying that. >> bill: let me just define it they double under president obama. now they are shooting up. and everybody is paying attention knows there is plenty of supply. plenty of gas and oil supply in the u.s. so, you know, the prices are going up with plenty of supply. that's not free marketplace. that doesn't happen. the president has no solution to it. none, zero. so you would think that his approval rating would be even lower than it is as you pointed out some people don't mind wh

unties it. drives in eh manual. giants retake the lead 3-2.tom of the 7th, take a look at matt striking out brandon snyder. giants win 6-2. >> reporter: matt came in to his fourth start with the lowest e.r.a. of his 7th spring career. he left the game with the most home runs he's given up in a spring since 2009. >> i thought i threw a pretty good middle in pitch. but he put a good swing on that one. you know, i can't do much about that. but the one in napoli, yeah, it was more middle of the plate. kind of into his area where he likes to get extended. >> but cane will not allow himself to get dialed into his contract negotiation. if a new deal with the giants is not done by april 6th, cane says talks with the team will stop. >> if the season starts, i mean, that's the cut off is what we're thinking about. we're not going to drag something into the season and neither of us wants to have that lingering over our heads. he's been great about it. he's been open about it. >> in arizona, mindy buck for nbc arizona. >> all right, stanford playing minne

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we'll hear a decision in a couple of months etmridge, unti what happens with the health care law? what's the takeaway you're hearing after yesterday's arguments? are people starting to speculate on what may come next? >> we definitely heard the tone shift yesterday after those arguments. as jess was saying, it was a bit of a sharper tone and it seems it will come down to this. it's conservative justices and the democrats came out saying we really think that the court is going to uphold this law. we don't have any other contingency plans. we're so confident that we're just going to keep going with what we're doing. democrats are continuing to push for the law. republicans, for their part, are saying we'll try to repeal this law, no matter what the court rules. they don't care if one part of the law gets struck down if, all of it goes down, pieces of it go down. if all of it stays up. they'll still try of the politi advantage they have by doing that or they want to take action themselves? >> exactly. representative steve king was saying this law could be consequentill bad idea. this

you said that you'd try to untie me. while we're trying to turn to russian market it was the wrong time but all shunned they were just mentioned i can prove to be pretty successful there that actually they were it i mean and whole russian life not only on the market why why were they more successful because the difference first of all a shot and i came here and first to the market about them twelve years ago i was a early in the year and then market was completely straight and listen you tweeted recently that practically all you. and colleagues would like to work and rush is that true yes that's what they tell you absolutely why do they explain that. because they like it because they like caviar and i mean because it's a means of market. prices and retail prices in this market are huge. wal-mart and dramatically improve the lives of while it's here. with russian people selling their different same products same mission cheaper. to serve our show so so here you are so so your american colleagues want to come here with wha

then viewe'll have to wait unti june for a decision. mike sacks of "the huffington post," thanks for getting up with us this morning. >> no problem. >>> now to 2012 politics, where newt gingrich is vowing to continue on with his presidential bid, despite a campaign shake-up yesterday after a bunch of disappointing primary losses. the former house speaker is replacing his campaign manager and laying off nearly one-third of his staff. campaign funds at a new low for him. a gingrich spokesman says the campaign is being redesigned to make it "convention-ready." that's a great spin. gingrich plans to talk directly to the delegates, making the case he's the best choice to beat president obama. earlier in the day, gingrich suggested he has a shot at the nomination if the republican race continues through the summer. >> i will be for whoever the republican nominee is. if, however, we get to june 26th and governor romney does not have a majority, i think you'll then have one of the most interesting open conventions in american history. it will b

newspaper articles which followed and particularly the one in toronto was simply a plus teach of every untie russian stereotype that's been in the air for the last twenty years ok and you were given a situation like that there's no way that the russian elections are going to find a fair play in the world media you know you were scoffing at agreeing with what we just heard there. agreeing. and the idea that the west is. working to teach a democracy to russia because in fact the with. as little interesting in development of a new democracy in russia as they were in finding a pavements of mass destruction in iraq all three in two we can target countries. ok eric i think it's interesting and i don't want to i don't want to dismiss the opposition here the liberal opposition because i think they enrich the election i think we have a political conversation in russia now that we didn't have for a lot of the last twelve years and i think it's very healthy i mean there is turning into a car hey i'm here to do there's a competition coming here of ideas which is very very important for russian i think i

it's important to fresno unty that we preserve agriculture. >> the trail traces the outskirts of suctiny central valley towns as reedley, selma, and sanger. and as the landscape wakes up around the area, so does business. take simonian farms, for example. just outside thfrno city limits is where you'll find this 20-acre family owned operation that has grown 100 varieties of fruits and vegetables for more than00 years, and doesn't looc to close shop atime soon. especially if the lion of fans the place has earned over the years has anything to say about it. >> oh, my god. just for people to see it. i don't think they've ever seen anything likthis. toee the beautiful blossoms, and the colors, and thcountryside, and what--what it really takes to doing farming. i mean, i think--god, i just-- i just think they get a lot out ofhis. >> blossoms are one of the most visible signs a new crop is on the way. and for about 6 weeks out of the year, you can see this spectacular sight, trees flushed full of blossoms. some have as many as 20,000 per tree. but the one thing yo discover quite quickly about

tracy thompson unties said with a solo homer. in the eighth inning, adam dunn ads on.rthwestern might be over but john is still a second of reporters. in new orleans, the three. contest down there shanna was way behind but catching up. he had to make all five balls on the final right to win. there's two, three four and the last one is worth 2 points and he did and he wins. john captured his collegiate career with a win. then he had to go and beat the women's javelin. john sherman thing of the hill. that's the news for this>> i'm lourdes duarte. >> i'm mark suppelsa. updates on wgntv.com night. living with the pain of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis... could mean living with joint damage. help stop the damage before it stops you with humira. for many adults with moderate to severe ra, humira's proven to help relieve pain and stop joint damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events can occur, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of cancer, blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serio

from necessary untdecember unti period of low performance. our perspective is, it's difficult for to catch the tops and catch the bottoms on that. and this is a stock that has proven to be you now, has been for the that's several years a notable outperformer. as a trader, yeah, i think history has shown you can make money. >> we're going to -- tony, stick with the conversation. the european market is going to close in a few minutes. >> it's a high beta stock. it goes up when the market goes up and down when the market goes down. >> let me throw out. is the new ipad going to make enough of an impact on the current quarter? or because of some of the online ordering delays will it be pushed? how does that change things? >> i don't think the online orders will have a significant impact. we do think that apple will ship a lot of them by the end of the quarter. a couple million just over the launch week end in fact being sold. but ultimately, apple's a story about the iphone. it's about 70% of the gross profits and earnings at the company at this p

. >> i've been tieing flies and untieing them like ready to get out on the river.. have a great weekend. >> i'll be hooking up my spoons this weekend. how is that? >> very good. >>> thanks to you at

he's we've heard it thus far, the white house does not want the individual mandate to get untied from the broader act. they know there's a lot of support for other pieces of the affordable care act and separating the two would sort of undermine the entire plan. >> it's probably not practical. but to what it was like in the courtroom yesterday, i know there's been some debate of just how bad a day it was for the obama administration. if you've ever been to a fifth grade play and looked into the eyes of a kid who is not sure if he's going to remember his lines, that's when's donald verrilli looked like yesterday. >> mother jones said it was like one of the most spectacular flameouts in courtroom history which is not exactly what you want to hear from the guy arguing your case. mark, you know, what pete is saying about the assumption that the individual mandate may be, in fact, found unconstitutional is not good news for the white house. to put it mildly. and yet, we've seen out of the white house kind of a confidence that this thing is going to get held up. >> what else can they say? th

untieing them like ready to get out on the river. i know the feeling. have a great weekend. >> i'll be hooking up my spoons this weekend. how is that? >> very good. >>> thanks to you at home for staying with us this hour. in january of last year, in january of 2011 there was an assassination attempt on a member of the united states congress. congresswoman gabby giffords was holding an vent when this mentally ill young man opened fire. this was the type of weapon he used. this reason it looks like it's a strange shape is because it has an extended magazine that is larger than the gun was designed for. the standard magazine would hold about 15 bullets. jared had two of those standard size ammunition clips in his pocket that day at the safeway in tucson. the clip he had in the gun held double the number of bullets as compared to the standard one. it holds 30 bullets. that's why he was able to kill and wound so many people before he was finally stopped. he fired the one bullet that was in the chamber and the 30 bullets in the extended magazine. it was not u

but we can untie that hand that we have had tied behind us. and we do it in this bill by repealing glass-steagall. >> lawmakers inevitably learn as lobbyists tell them things. it's sort of like a doctor being sold new medicines, they can't stay on the forefront of the pharmaceutical technology, they rely on being educated to some extent. >> this bill is vital for the future of our country. if we didn't pass this bill, we could find london or frankfurt or years down the road, shanghai, becoming the financial capital of the world. >> there was no one in the press who said, "oh no, that's wrong." there was a celebration. and the industry, including myself, didn't recognize the danger. >> the danger being? >> that we could make a mistake that would then be transmitted in a much more drastic way throughout the system. >> which happened later. >> which happened, yeah. i mean if you had asked me under oath, what probability i would have given that you would have gotten the whole group of wall street participants to get it wrong so to speak, i would h

kmtv joins us with details on that and the other headlines come untying the cnbc news room.ening, scott. >> well, good evening, larry. first, a wisconsin judge showing government-issued photo id is unconstitutional. and in texas, used its power to block their voter id law saying it may disproportionately harm hispanics. u.s. airways confirms it has multiple domain names suggesting a merger. they say they're protecting itself from cyber squatters. sources confirm to cnbc that in turks l is making the rounds, talking about licensing their content for distribution over the internet. talks are still preliminary. yahoo is suing facebook over 10 patents that include methods and systems for advertising on the web. bayer plans on suing napko for patent infringement after the indian government licensed it to make the drug. napco plans to sell its version for $175 a mobt. month. b bayer's price is $56 a month. >>> a panel ruled that boeing received unfair handouts from the federal government amounting to 5$5.3 billion. but u.s. trade representative calls it a victory because european

and then its share decreases gradually unti 2020 when it stabilizes at 90% of the cost. >> ifill: people are in line for the big mandate argument tomorrow. >> some are staying today spending the night hoping to get into the courtroom. >> reporter: we'll be back to talk about it all right here same time same place. we'll have much more about this week's arguments online. >> ifill: we'll have much more about this weeks arguments online, where you can listen to audio all of today's proceedings or read the transcript. tomorrow and wednesday, marcia's morning blog will preview the day's arguments, and tomorrow afternoon, you can join top policy experts from both sides of the issue for a twitter chat. click on the links on our homepage, newshour.pbs.org. >> woodruff: still to come on the newshour, the nuclear summit in south korea; a new heart for former vice president cheney; young people telling their stories on stage; and a dive to the deepest part of the ocean. but first, the other news of the day. here's hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: the supreme court dealt with two other cases of not

. >> fit to be untied. >> you know, i started wearing the tie because, you know, we're interviewing someow, senators, congresspeople, some major important people here and i felt a little awkward. i don't know. you tell me, tie or no tie? i'll take your thoughts. >> i think you were behind it. you're trying to get a movement. >> i feel so much better without one. >> it looks good. all right, it is now 13 minutes after the top of the hour on this friday. is president obama playing both sides of the energy debate? listen. >> under my administration, america is producing more oil today than any time in the last eight years. >> but the president is slamming the republicans for drill, baby, drill. hypocrisy, that panel weighs in on that next. good morning, guys. a taste of w? check out the latest collection of snacks from lean cuisine. creamy spinach artichoke dip, crispy garlic chicken spring rolls. they're this season's must-have accessory. lean cuisine. be culinary chic. helping strengthen our bones. caltrate delivers 1200 milligrams of calcium and 800 iu of vitamin d plus minerals. women n

for lawyers, so many jobs for all the people who are now going to be put to work trying to untangle, untie this mess of a bill, of a regulatory agency that is going to be created by this process. so, ladies and gentlemen, this bill takes the public interest standard, the public benefits that has always been the test of whether or not the agency can in fact make a decision that ensures that the interests of all americans are being protected, and turns it into something which is going to wind up with a harmful drastic departure from current law. this bill is a wolf in sheep's clothing. vote no. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from oregon is recognized. mr. walden: thank you, mr. speaker. i've never heard a finer defense of a broken bureaucratic process than i just heard. let me point out that the national association of regulatory utility commissioners, now, these are the folks that stand up for consumers and rate payers, again, support many of the proposals in this bill. specifically they point out that the minimum 60-day comment cycle is good, that the mandating