they go to jeff thompson, vernon hawkins said we need more than $400,000. jeff thompson says if i'm going to cough up that much money, i have to have mayor gray come to me and ask for that money himself. he says vincent gray in a meeting in june of 2010 did ask him for that money. he presented a budget for get out the vote. jeff thompson says through prosecutors in court today, he responded by writing checks for half a million dollars to the vincent gray campaign. here's more. >> mayor gray continues to insist that he did nothing wrong in the 2010 campaign and jeff thompson is lying when he says the mayor asked him to pay for a get out the vote effort. >> you go back and look at that campaign, bruce, and i wasn't even that involved anymore than i absolutely had to. i was trying to do my job as the chairman of the council. >> but you have known vernon hawkins for years. where would they feel they have the authority to do this? >> i don't know. i'm sure there were people that did all kinds of things. >> for his cooperation, jeff thompson could be looking at o

this all started when vernon hawkins and two of the mayor's big supporters, two people have who have pleaded guilty, to hatch out this shadow campaign. that's when it all started. it reached when mayor gray met with jeff thompson prior to the september primary of 2010. >> jeff thompson arrived at u.s. district courthouse today about an hour before his hearing before the judge, he could face as little as six months in jail. inside the courtroom, prosecutors deliverewhat is probably thompson's most crucial point. he told harris and hawkins in a private meeting, if the mayor wants me to pay more for a shadow campaign, he'll have to come here and personally ask me himself. prosecutors went on to say that harris arranged for the mayor and jeff thompson to meet alone in her apartment in june of 2010. prosecutors say gray gave thompson a budget for getting out the vote. the amount over $425,000. prosecutors allege that thompson agreed to pay and gray thanked him using a name all had agreed on uncle earl. they got more checks, $566,000 in all, say prosecutors. >> did you know that vernon haw

joining us, vernon grose. vernon, thanks so much for joining us.houghts on these images and this investigation as it stands now. >> well, i'm really excited about this particular finding because we've had now three or four days of total absence of anything. but i have read the report from the chinese, and it looks as though to me, it fits exactly what we would think, that the aircraft probably disintegrated in the air, and the three large pieces they found, and one is 40 by 55 feet, one is 42 by 57, both of these pieces could be horizontal stabilizers or part of the vertical fin or a portion of the wing, and then one large piece, 72 by 66, which to me indicates it could be one of the wings. now the heartening thing about this is this is about the fifth day. that's how long it took us to find air france 447 when it went down. it took us about five days, and that's what it's taken here. the good part is when you find debris, then you know where you can go down to get the recorders. and those two recorders have the key to everything of interest. >> ve

in 2013, vernon hawkins admitted he took money and gave it to another man. the goal, get him out of town so he couldn't talk to the fbi about that shadow campaign. >> and as we noted, a press conference is scheduled at 5:30. that's 20 minutes away. we'll bring to to you live. >>> here's something to lift your spirits. gorgeous day out there today. i guess we better enjoy it because there is a yellow alert in place for wednesday, which means first alert chief meteorologist, topper shutt, has some work to tell us about. >> rain, showers and thunderstorms and strong winds heading our way. it will be a wild wednesday. it really is. low pressure is going to track into kentucky as we get into tomorrow night and right over head. snow is going to be inland into your sections of new england. rain possible and then thunderstorms possible as well. going home. your evening commute. and damaging winds at night behind the system as cold air wraps around the system. all the moisture will be gone. snow showers may get into western maryland. for the most part, the big story

the players will receive a 15-yard penalty, but don't vernon vernon davis can shoot the jumper, but he we look at men's and women's run at the sweet 16 and what rivalry might this be? both benches empty over not much. i can relate and i will share it with you as we continue. will be busy with men hosting penn state. the men's team took off for meme foss -- memphis. coach dawkins and vandevere and stanford is one of the few with men and women teams in the sweet 16. the cardinals are not listening to the noise from their detractors. >> the way people look at it is their perception. it is a matter of us going out there and believing in ourselves. we are pulling together as a team and winning games. >> we end with rivals florida state and florida you baseball. a slow roller colliding with the pitcher. he is not too happy and we have a benches clearing brawl. do you see the guy highlighted? that's the heisman trophy winner jameis winston. he is a pitcher for florida state. florida won the game, boo. if only they would have done that to stanford. >> better luck next year. >> we will be righ

[laughter] >> covering sports is vernon lundquist.e with charlie rose about what he has learned in 30 years of calling ncaa tournament games. >> to me, there is an interesting paradox in what we do, what the analyst sitting next to me does, what my responsibilities are. we are storytellers. we are analysts. we give insight into what is happening in front of us. the bottom line is, you have a journalistic response billy as responsibility as well. >> and in sports, it's not perfect. >> no, no, and we all know that. we are reminded of the daily. i sometimes joke on the two words "student athlete." i swallow hard. >> indeed. >> that is the sad side of both amateur sports and professional. it is sometimes difficult to draw the line. >> you can see all of charlie rose's interview with vernon lundquist at 8:00 and 10:00 eastern right here tonight on bloomberg television. why south african and plattsburgh new york mean a lot to canadian company bombardier. and we will explain what is coming up with this design. ♪ >> this is "lunch money" on b

. >>> and joining me, vernon gross, great to see you tonight. believe that it is very possible that whoever was in charge of that aircraft may have intentionally killed the passengers on board. why do you think that? >> well it has already been mentioned tonight that they could have taken the aircraft sufficiently high that the people would have suffered hypoxy and they would be dead. however, i would like to represent the ntsb here tonight. and the ntsb is interested in only one thing, that is what. not why. tonight a lot of discussions are on why. and what we first have to find is the location. the discussion tonight is leading to finding that location. because the airplane has been down now for four or five days already. so it is where it is. now, what we have to do is find it. and once we find it if we get the recorders we'll then learn what. and learning what we'll be able to progress to why. >> how credible do you believe it is at this point that the plane just suffered a catastrophic mechanical failure, period? >> i initially thought that

vernon silver reports on the pope. we begin with two of the smartest political minds. john sununu. the president has to get off the sidelines. >> the administration wants this information declassified. this is about an investigation that resulted from the enhanced interrogations that this president has stopped. i have worked closely with john brennan. he has made strong declarative statements here. i believe he is speaking true. they will work this out. for the american public, they get caught up in the nsa thing and it is a murky story. but it is in everybody's interest to bring this to a close. >> the administration is giving the cia veto power. why not release the senate studies? the panetta review? put it out next week. >> ultimately having all that information out is useful. >> you think it will all come out? >> eventually. >> it all comes out eventually. >> your point is a good one. trying to get ahead of this, very soon, will be important. >> the president is not doing this. i don't think he can. this is where lame-duck status makes a difference. he doesn't have the authorit

. >> joining me now, vernon gross, good to see you tonight.u believe it's possible that whoever was in charge of the aircraft may have intentionally killed the passengerses on board why do you think that? >> they could have taken the aircraft sufficiently high the people would suffer hypoxia and be dead. national transportation safety board is interested one thing, that is what, not why. tonight there are discussions on why. and what we first have to find is the location. so leading towards finding that location it's been down now 4 or 5 days already. it is where it is. what we have to do is find it. once we find it, if we can get the recorders we'll learn what and learning what, we'll be able the rest to fly. >> how credible do you believe this plane suffered a mechanical failure, period? >> i initially thought that, with the dribbling out of evidence but now i don't think that is true. i think the aircraft lasted beyond the point of which the transponders went off. >> what do you -- how closely as an ntsb guy would be looking at pilots and p

that is what is the associated press is reporting vernon, thai military says we noticed this 10 daysit is the plane but we noticed blips on the radar. what does it mean? >> seems to me, possibly, and there is another theory out there, there could be a electrical fire on board that aircraft f there was that could more or less explain both loss of the transponders and the communications and the rapid turn if he felt he could find an alternate long runway and there is a long runway not far from there that he was headed for some people think. i don't know whether that's been reported or not. but it, it seems to me it's it is called palau. i don't know but it's a 13,000-foot airstrip that has an approach over water with no obstacles. he might have been heading there. and then would kind of disturb or dismiss some of the conspiracy theories. jenna: and that is interesting because that report is getting or that theory is getting some more attention as the facts to support conspiracy theories are still very thin today vernon. what kind of fire would cause all of these different systems to go

. >> the league hopes a system will end uncertainty by vernon davis. nfl owners voted to set up a command center in new york. national hockey league has a similar center. and players boarded a bus for the next round and a thursday sweet 16 game. the team made it by hammering florida state last night. next game sunday. good luck to both men's and womens teams. >> still head... who let the buffalo out? what? >> coming up a commercial being filmed that does not go quite as planned. y ] i had a pre-existing condition so i was basically uninsurable. now that i've got coverage my doctor is a phone call or an e-mail away. i'm in. [ female announcer ] everyone deserves health insurance. are you in? find free, confidential, local help at coveredca.com. >>> coming up at 6:00 a police chief ready to answer tough questions about an officer-involved shooting in a park. we're live and doctors are now tracking down unexplained illnesses but taking a look at your genes a clinic pushing medical care forward. >> finally where do the bufra low roam? >> apparently in sydn

tells prosecutors that that shadow campaign was actually hatched in a private meeting he had with vernon hawkins and jeanne clarke harris, two people who have already pled guilty in the case. here's what the mayor's attorney had to say about those two. >> and you name two people who don't make the assumption that they have a lot of evidence against the mayor because i know pretty much what boat of them will say and -- both of them will say and what they will not say and i don't think mr. machen is going to get the support from them on some of these issues that he thinks he will get. >> everybody we've talked with the past several days is convinced an indictment with the mayor's name is coming. the only question tonight is will it be before or after the primary? bruce johnson reporting for wusa9. >> right now mayor gray's political future is in the hands of you the voters. voting kicked off at the one judiciary building at fourth street in northwest. additional early voting locations open up around the city starting saturday and that primary is april 1st. >>> new tonight a california man

for my knowledge how many people today know who vernon parrington is? one, two, three, four, very few. he was once very widely known figure. i suspect most of you who raised your hand our historians. anyone who is not a historian raise your hand? one person. this is incredibly widely read. you cannot escape that. he said the following in the late 20s. rid society of the dictatorship of the middle class, he used that term. he insisted. the artists and scientists will erect and america, a civilization that may become what civilization was in earlier days, a thing to be respected. this alienation from american life, the sense that america was the worst of all places was essentials to liberalism in its inception. in the 1950s in a brief moment liberals reconciled with america, the literary critic lionel trilling noted that, quote, for the first time in the history of modern intellectual life america is not to be conceived of as a priority the most stupid this nation in the world. this novelty soon passed. just a brief word to break up the narrative. crowley

vernon silver reports on the pope. we begin with two of the smartest political minds. john sununu. the president has to get off the sidelines. >> the administration wants this information declassified. this is about an investigation that resulted from the enhanced interrogations that this president has stopped. i have worked closely with john brennan. he has made strong declarative statements here. i believe he is speaking true. they will work this out. for the american public, they get caught up in the nsa thing and it is a murky story. but it is in everybody's interest to bring this to a close. >> the administration is giving the cia veto power. why not release the senate studies? the panetta review? put it out next week. >> ultimately having all that information out is useful. >> you think it will all come out? >> eventually. >> it all comes out eventually. >> your point is a good one. trying to get ahead of this, very soon, will be important. >> the president is not doing this. i don't think he can. this is where lame-duck status makes a difference. he doesn't have the authorit

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first up, 49ers tight end, vernon davis part of the deal. the company will pay davis $4 million in exchange for 10% of his future football-related earnings. to cover his fees, selling 120,000 shares of stock, $10 per stock. the performance of the stock will depend on whether the star will land another contract. no comment from davis. >>> 6:27. three secret service agents sent home. we'll tell you why bad behavior got them pulled from the president's detail. >>> company behind candy crush going public. how the game's priced when we go live to the opening bell. >>> new this morning, president obama honors americans who gave their lives during world war i. a preview of the big speech he's expected to give this morning. >>> make sure you're ready for a slippery commute. san jose, starting to get heavy downpours in this area. over the past 15 minutes, the activity ramping up. it's going to get worse before it gets better. your full forecast moments away. >> rain comes in, a lot of folks hitting the road. seeing slowdowns, and looking for a stall

vernon davis can shoot the jumper, but he can't dunking. a brief timeout before we look at men's and women's run at the sweet 16 and what rivalry might this be? both benches empty over not much. i can relate and i will share it with you as we >>> stanford's cal bell guy will be busy with men hosting penn state. the men's team took off for meme foss -- memphis. coach dawkins and vandevere and stanford is one of the few with men and women teams in the sweet 16. the cardinals are not listening to the noise from their detractors. >> the way people look at it is their perception. it is a matter of us going out there and believing in ourselves. we are pulling together as a team and winning games. >> we end with rivals florida state and florida you baseball. a slow roller colliding with the pitcher. he is not too happy and we have a benches clearing brawl. do you see the guy highlighted? that's the heisman trophy winner jameis winston. he is a pitcher for florida state. florida won the game, boo. if only they would have done that to stanford. >> b

. >>> 49ers' tight end vernon davis, as part of the deal, the company will pay $4 million in exchange for 10% of his future football-related earnings. to cover fees, fan texts will sell 420,000 shares of stock at $10 apiece. the performance of the stock depends whether the star lands another big contract after 2015 season. so far new york comment from davis. >> wow, interesting. >> a bit of football gambling. >> where will mike be going next? >> not here but just looked this up, i heard about this, hollywood stock exchange as well, you can trade movie stars and their worth on the stock exchange, goes up with worth for the paycheck they get for each movie. like a fantasy league, too. i'm not there. this is where i am, bay bridge. chp issued a wind advisory and pulled it back over the last few minutes as well. we're looking at the camera. it trembles a bit. rain coming in. you might get wind across the bay bridge. san mateo bridge high-rise. slicker conditions, like here in vallejo. see the blue. you might get puddling. the green just changed on the sensors. traffic weather index change

i mean, this is almost like searching for a needle in a haystack, vernon? >> yes, it is.hing that nobody's talked about, however, is that if the airplane was up for five hours, and if that's where they're searching, it was in broad daylight by the time it came down. so the possibilities of eye witnesses goes up. however, it's a broad bunch of water to look at. >> yeah. so many potential theories have popped up, hijacking, trying to snatch a person, officials are looking at the possibility of a stolen plane, quote, with the intention of using it later for another purpose. what does that conjure up in your mind? >> well, i think it's a very useless airplane for anything like that. in other words, it's a huge airplane, and it's a passenger aircraft. now, they could load it with some kind of explosives, i suppose, and aim for a target, but they're a long way from anything of consequence, it seems to me. gregg: vernon grose, former ntsb member during the reagan administration, appreciate your insight. >> you're welcome, gregg. jenna: president obama may be getting ready to use

vernon davis can shoot the jumper, but he can't dunking. a brief timeout before we look at men's and women's run at the sweet 16 and what rivalry might this be? both benches empty over not much. i can relate and i will share it with you as we continue. since i had had health insurance -- icy i needed. of since i had hwhat policy i needed.- within 4icy. [ female announcer ] everyone deserves health insurance. are you in? find free, confidential, local help at coveredca.com. will be busy with men hosting penn state. the men's team took off for meme foss -- memphis. coach dawkins and vandevere and stanford is one of the few with men and women teams in the sweet 16. the cardinals are not listening to the noise from their detractors. >> the way people look at it is their perception. it is a matter of us going out there and believing in ourselves. we are pulling together as a team and winning games. >> we end with rivals florida state and florida you baseball. a slow roller colliding with the pitcher. he is not too happy and we have a benches cle

and then a long-time associate of both thompson and gray, vernon hawkins, plead guilty to lying to investigators about the shadow campaign. former councilmember michael brown has now admitted to not only taking bribes, but also taking illegal campaign funds from thompson through harris. three years after the investigation began, we have eight people have already plead guilty, and it appears thompson will make nine. mark segraves, news4. >>> right now if you live in the area of d.c., highlighted on this map, you should still boil your water before you drink it. the district is waiting for more test results before declaring the water safe for drinking. a power outage at the fort reno pumping station yesterday may have contaminated the system in parts of northwest. d.c. water says the boil water alert is just a precautionary mode. the test results could be back as early as tomorrow. >>> tonight there is an amber alert connected to a possible murder investigation. in the search for an 11-year-old girl from maryland. police believe caitlyn virts' father kidnapped her. investigators found the girl's m

vernon a 20,000-acre plantation he kicked nobody off of that land. [inaudible] >> may i answer your question or do you want to answer at? he kicked no one off of his plantation. over the years prior to the revolutionary war he and many other virginians had gone into the west the ohio valley and claims all land, unused land. do during the revolutionary war many squatters began settling those lands and he tried to reclaim them after the war because he had made huge investments as did most other people with investments out there. he did not really succeed. in fact he fired his agent because his agent was unable to enforce the laws out there. it was the wild west and some other people left. many of them stayed and he lost a good part of his investment in the west as a result. >> was not versatile. it was really for the nation. >> he was a private investor trying to claim the land. >> the personally? >> i'm sorry sir back there are more questions. can you talk about the procedure the way the president ignores -- the signing statement whereby he signs the

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of charliesee all rose's interview with vernon lundquist at 8:00 and 10:00 eastern right here tonighterg television. african and plattsburgh new york mean a lot to canadian company bombarding air -- bombardier. and we will explain what is coming up with this design. ♪ >> this is "lunch money" on bloomberg television. i'm adam johnson. the headlining motors today, south africa's state-owned sports has named real winners of the billion-dollar contract. general electric and steel giant 'sll provide for bombardier locomotive. africa's largest economy needs the locomotives to renew it asian fleet and boost capacity for commodities, such as iron ore and coal. this is a good time for canada's bombardier. it is the world's number three largest playmaker. they have delayed him profits. the rail division has gone strong am a recently signing another deal with the city of london. welcome news for bombardier's major manufacturing sites located here. series "made our in america," where we highlight shifting of production to the u.s. let's go inside bombardier. ♪ -- bombardier is a company that sup

. >> his plantation in virginia, mount vernon, 20,000-acre plantation, he kicked nobody off that land. [inaudible] >> may i add to your question do you want to answer it lacks. [inaudible] >> he kicked no one off of his plantation. over the years prior to the revolutionary war, he and many other virginians had gone into the west, the ohio valley, and claimed raw land, unused land. during the revolutionary war, many, many squatters began settling those lands. and he tried to reclaim them after the war because he had made a huge investment, as did most of the people with investments out there. he did not really succeed. in fact, he fired his agent because his agent was unable to enforce the laws out there. it was the wild west. some of the people left, many of them stayed, and he lost a good part of his investments in the west as a result. >> it was not personal. it was really for the nation. >> this is a private investor trying to claim the land -- [inaudible] spent was it personal or speed i'm sorry, sir. there are other people with questions. >> you talked about the procedure where t

his given name vernon wayne howell. handsome and magnetic, he convinced his followers he would one day be reborn as jesus christ. church members would come to worship him as david koresh. koresh being the hebrew name for cyrus, the legendary persian king and conquerer of babylon. >> he began to present the ideas that he had, and i would say 99% of the leadership of the church that were living at mount carmel accepted him as having a message from god. >> clive doyle is a branch davidian survivor, and to this day a believer in david koresh. >> david was constantly talking to god. god told me to do this. god told me to do that. we accepted that. >> god speaks to me. i have a message to present. >> to outsiders koresh soon transformed the davidian church into a cult. >> the most important element of the cult is the leader. and they always describe the same way as being charismatic. >> i mean, there are some things that god has concealed in his written word that are to be brought to do right before the end of time. >> koresh

of course, living here and growing up here, i did go to mount vernon all the time, and i knew there was somebody named martha washington, but that was it. do you know anything about martha washington? yeah, go ahead. >> [inaudible] >> she was married to george washington, but did she do anything, does anybody know? yeah, go ahead. >> [inaudible] she cheered on the soldiers at valley fog. that's what i knew. she spent a winter at valley forge with the soldiers, but you know what? the revolutionary war was eight years long. she spent every winter, and she hated having to go because it was unpleasant. it was cold. there were no food. it was difficult. also, the roads were very tresh rows, and she had to go over them, and the british took people like martha washington, the wife of the chief patriot, george washington, they took women like her hostage and some were killed. it was scary for her to go, but she went every winter of the war because georgemented her to. because she supported the troops so much, she helped keep them in camp and from deserting the army when there was no food or she

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jackie vernon, al jazeera, simferopol. >>> seizing a libyan oil tanker, armed rebels filled the ship with oil, the morning glory and its cargo is being trowrnd a portrowrnd aportreturned to apo. >> u.s. navy seels move -- seale pentagon says no one was hurt in the operation, but that it was essential to assist the libyan government in a crisis that basically had already deposed the interim prime minister, ali zedat. it's unclear whether the libbians are going to face prosecution but it's likely. >> and at least 9 libyan soldiers, have been killed. inning benghazi, military maneuvers when that attack happened. >>> the hunt for missing malaysia airlines plane has can stretched into the ninth day and over 22 countries. 26 countries have asked to help find the plane. confirmed on monday it was the co-pilot who made the last known communication with air traffic controllers. investigators are increasingly convinced it was diverted perhaps thousands of miles off course. satellite communication was lost as the plane crossed malaysia's northeast coast and headed over the coast of thailand, a

vernon gross served on the national transportation safety board under president ronald reagan, and heelcome. good to have you here this morning. >> thank you, martha. martha: so we are now six days into this with absolutely not a clue. what do you think happened? >> well, we obviously know the airplane's not in the air even though we keep hearing reports of how long it flew. it doesn't matter how long it flew. the thing really last night that was exciting, it seemed to me, when the chinese released very specific evidence that they had from satellites that had three pieces of very specific dimensions. so we -- i was quite excited about that last night. now i understand that the malaysian government has somehow said that they went there, and there wasn't anything there. now, the thing about that is there's current. the picture from the satellite was three days old in the first place, so we know it wouldn't be exactly where they said it was, but i'm mystified on what the role the malaysian government is playing in this thing. martha: interesting. so do you think that that debris might ac

on american history tv, the ground and architecture of mount vernon. sunday night at 8:00.c conference, jim sign and ask governor gilmore engage in a debate on privacy. the former governor calling snowden a traitor. this is 45 minutes. is for the five minutes. -- this is 45 minutes. ♪ >> all right. good morning. good to be here with you today. i have the privilege of being with the panel here to discuss fining issues of our time, and that is where are we going to set the line as a country between the government that rightfully protects us against some very serious threats, terrorism, for an attorney, and the government that has a capability to invade our privacy and potentially infringe on our liberties. the panel we have today will do a great job of exploiting those issues for you. i will introduce them in a second, but i wanted to make one other mention here. those have an important argument to make, and we live in a troubling time that will challenge us to think more about this than just today. that may get right to the panel. the honorable jim gilmore served as the 68th

. >> vernon. >> again, i love to talk about my work. and my character.used method during this. >> very method. and please call me vern. my character is a guy that is a photojournalist and video journalist who served in a lot of hot spots in the world and came back and kind of wants an easy ride and all of a sudden he's sucked back into this huge battle of good versus evil. >> and what other projects do you have in the hopper? >> how much time you guys got? >> we're a little busy at the moment. but we luh ya papi. >> we wrapped up the first season of "the millers." which has been really fun. on tbs. >> thanks a lot. you know what -- >> technically, you forget, okay? >> come on, we're all friends. >> not really. it's killer out there. >> we're pretty tight. >> don't wag your finger at me. >> she does that a lot. >> do you? >> she's very uppity and self-righteous. >> i luh ya papi. >> this is going to -- you're never going to -- >> you love that song? let's be honest. >> i am being honest. no. i don't. and i disagree with you that it's a song. >> i love you

it is up in vernon hills. there's the website if you are interested in learning more. it is really fascinating. the robot action to take the hair out and put it in but the more patients they're able to see the cheaper it will become. >> your hair looks pretty good. >> it will come off. >> stop looking. it's not happening. >> coming up, the first look at the lindsay lohan reality show. >> and prince was on the arsenio hall show. find out what bothers him the most. prince made a rarv appearance on the arsenio hall show. he performed the song *funk 'n prince also answered some reply questions from arsenio's audience. >> what really annoys you? >> strangers touching my hair. >> that would be annoying. >> i cannot relate to that. prince also played his classic "she's always in my hair", and a new cut of the song "mutiny." >> need to cut it out. >> lindsay lohan is clashing with oprah ... and oprah isn't happy. this promo was released ahead of the debut of lohan's reality show on *own. the series follows lohan as she tries to get her life back on track. but from the looks of

i play vernon fenwick, i play a guy who gets, you know, wrapped into this whole crazy world with theseot supposed to. but we're in a time crunch here. >> are you fan of the franchise? >> matt's loving this. >> it like goes against every rule. that's all right. >> don't talk, doesn't eat on television? that's a rule. >> don't take pretouched pizza from your co-host. >> make sure the person washed their hands. >> tell me about vernon fenwick. you took another bite. >> he wants an easy life and he comes back to be a cameraman in new york and all of a sudden everything explodes and he finds himself back in the hot spot again. and he's faced with having to help save new york. do i have a little bit? >> that's fine. >> let me get ready for my next question. >> always preload with pizza. >> this is such a popular franchise, even the trailer gets reviews. is that a lot of pressure? >> well, great question. you know, we live in a world where you have to -- the trailer has to have an impact. but we're really happy with, you know, especially with something like turtles. it has to -- it has a fan

vernon gross, a former ntsb member in the reagan administration. good to have you tonight. thank you for joining us. >> you're welcome. >> i want to start today with anything you see as progress in what we're hearing. possibly a door being found. >> well, if a door is found, the airplane, is sounds like it's disint grated. we have assumptions to reach. first, the altitute was 37,000 feet. how far did it progress over water, over land, back over water, the south china sea. we really don't know where the aircraft might have come down. however, if we think about desintgration for a minute, they talked earlier about two oil slicks in the water. that would not be likely in my opinion because the fuel aboard the aircraft is in the wings. if the wings came off, they could have separated sufficiently to have two oil slicks, but on the other hand, recorders are the only thing that are going to give us anything of evidence. >> interesting. i tweeted out a little earlier on twitter that you e-mailed me and said you didn't think the oil slicks were tied to the plane. in fact, that's wh

but in august of 2010 vernon hawkins came to jeff thompson with a significant new request.ked for $400,000 more in off of the books cash to fund the shadow get out the vote campaign in the elections' final days. thompson told hawkins that if he was going to fund such a large sum, mayoral candidate a would have to ask him personally. so jeanne clark harris arranged a dinner meet iing at her apartment for them to meet. in the candidate, the, in the meet i meeting then the candidate handed him a expents report budget to get out the vote. and thompson agreed to do, so but he said that the many knee would pass through harris, and that hawkins and harris would manage the money. as the candidate left the apartment, he thanked jeff thompson and referring to him by the secret nickname, uncle. and thompson made good on the deal reached over dinner with the candidate, and transferred more than half a million in 2010 to harris. that was used to pay the shadow get out the vote campaign, money which assisted the candidate in obtaining victory at the polls. but thompson's benefit campaign

control tests confirm elevated lead in the soil of 39 homes in two schools near excite technology in vernon. it's about four miles outside of l.a., officials say the battery recycling plant haebs has been releasing through cracked underground pipes from the 1920s. residents are told to keep children away from the soil until the company comes up with a plan in 10 days. >> cvs could have to pay a huge fine after authorities say thousands of pills from four northern california stores may have been sold on the black market. according to the l.a. times, a special agent with the vea served warrants at stores last may. the dea found discrepancies between the pharmacy's records and the inventory. all of the missing pills are painkillers. cvs accused of 3,000 violations of the controlled substances act, the company could have to pay $29 million in fines. wall street hoping the latest jobs projection will spur investors, seema mody live at cnbc headquarters. good morning. >> good morning, scott. yesterday not the best day for stocks, modestly lower for the s&p, the dow and the nasdaq. invest terse re

fbi says he was living a double life, being photographed with lieutenant governor newsom, also 49er vernon davis, all sorts of people that he was connecting himself with while leading a life of crime. mayor ed lee says she shocked at the affiliation with senator yee. >> to hear someone get arrested when they really should be part of the rehabilitation process is disappointing. >> he was talking about chow. the fbi also allegations that keith jackson was the link between senator yee and chow. he was arrested in yesterday's raid as well accused of being involved in a murder-for-hire scheme and also gun trafficking conspiracies. jackson is a former member of the san francisco board of education be, his son was arrested on charges in the state of connecticut. most recently jackson was lists on the website in the business of providing public relations and crisis consulting. as of this morning no mention of jackson on the singer website. it's not clear how long ago he worked for the firm. his profile has been removed. the irony of his role there and current situation certainly not lost on anyone

and on c-span3's american history tv, the grounds and architecture of george washington's mount vernon, sunday night at 8. >> here's a look at some books that are being published this week. george soros presents his thoughts on the mistakes the european union has made but argues that it still has the ability to keep europe peaceful of and productive in "the tragedy of european union." in "the people have spoken and they are wrong," nationally-syndicated columnist and senior editor of federalist, david harsanyi. in "busted," philadelphia daily news reporters wendy ruderman and barbara laker recount the operations of a rogue narcotics squad in philadelphia. paul marks provides a personal account of cancer research and reports on his growing optimism for finding a cure in "on the cancer frontier: one man, one disease and a medical revolution." in "degrees of inequality: how the politics of higher education sabotage the american dream," suzanne meddler, professor of american institutions at cornell university, examines the decline in college graduates from low to middle income families. lo

you have got to get your point, vernon. caller: would you like to comment, please? give us your thoughts? caller: [no audio] all right, moving on. those are some of the speakers last night at the annual gridiron dinner. the final speaker was john kerry, who joked about the government spying on people, saying it was nice to put faces to the metadata. every president since grover plant -- grover cleveland has attended the gridiron dinner. obamas attended it in 2011 and 2013, but not last night. this is on the abc news website. up next we will turn our attention to the efforts of the white house to expand the in dash expand the earned income tax credit. later, william pomerantz joins us to discuss the latest on the situation in the ukraine. we will be right back. ♪ [video clip] do not have a criminal investigation role. one of the most important things the agency does it enforce the federal securities laws. we also write the rules for wall street, by the way. but we do not have the criminal authority. we have the power to bring, with the approval of the commission, civ