it will make a messaging all the more difficult. >> help barack obama find a villain.en make come back, the supreme court weighs in on prayer. monicah in on lewinsky. ♪ >> welcome back. margaret carlson in a moment. a big supreme court decision that seems to pave the way for more religious expression in public venues, greg. townis is a case about council meetings and had a practice of bringing in a local religious leader to deliver prayer before every meeting. it turns out virtually everyone they invited was a christian minister who would offer an explicitly christian prayer. they said it was ok as long as the town does not discriminate, as long as they are open to bringing in members of other faiths to deliver. >> is that a profound change in church-state relations? it is significant because nonsectarian prayer was ok. the court was willing to say you could bring in people from the outside and not give them explicit guidelines as long as they were not proselytizing. >> greg, seven weeks left in this term. big decisions coming up. >> none bigger than the hobby lobby ca

it will make messaging all the more difficult. >> help barack obama find a villain.hen we come back, the supreme court weighs in on prayer. margaret carlson and lanee chen weigh in on monica lewinsky. ♪ >> welcome back. we will get to margaret carlson and lanhee chen in a moment. bloomberg supreme court reporter greg stohr joins me. this week, a big supreme court decision that seems to pave the way for more religious expression in public venues, greg. >> this is a case about town council meetings and they had a practice of bringing in a local religious leader to deliver a prayer before every meeting. it turns out virtually everyone they invited was a christian minister who would offer an explicitly christian prayer. the supreme court today said it was ok as long as the town does not discriminate -- as long as they are open to bringing in members of other faiths to deliver. >> is that a profound change in church-state relations? >> it is significant because in the past the supreme court had said a nonsectarian prayer was ok. it is also significant because the court wa

confronted with, the challenge that we are facing is not the working level guy, some mustache-twirling villain out to destroy your life. it's the fact that senior officials are investing themselves with powers that they are not entitled to, and they are doing it without asking the public for any kind of consent.

angelina jolie plays the villain in "maleficient." premiere yesterday, brad pitt faced his own villain. he was rushed on the red carpet. the attacker, ukraine television reporter, who also moon lights as a frequent source of celebrity scandal. crawling up an actress's dress, to a run in with bradley cooper at the s.a.g. awards and close encounter with leonardo dicaprio, this spot lights, best known for kissing will smith at the moscow premiere of "men in black 3, 2012." now find himself facing battery charges as he awaits arraignment. as for pitt he is fine. but the same can't be said for his sunglasses which were destroyed in the scuffle. so far the fight club actor has kept mum about the incident proving he follows those famous rules. >> the first rule of fight club is you do not talk about fight club. the second rule of fight club is, you do not talk about fight club. >> but we will. thank you for watching abc news. world news now is coming up soon with overnight breaking news. tune in to "good morning america" tomorrow and as alwa

. >> jon: let's go to the real villain boko haram. now that boko haram has the world's attention, what is your message? >> stephen: so more proceeds than poetry, really. (laughter) sounds like a punk bajd. all right, you guys are trying to so hard to convince everybody that you are such bad asses but all you have sea done with this kidnapping is highlight who the real bad asses are, the kids you kidnapped. compared to a teenager who knows that her desire for an education could get her dragged no a snake infested jungle, be sold as a bribe by some demented stick chewing cartoon villain still gets up and goes to class every day, fully aware of that danger, compared to their courage, i say boko haram is a bunch of little girls. and you know what, you don't hershey's drops. perfectly bite-sized drops of rich and creamy chocolate happiness. when the chocolate is hershey's, life is delicious. it's that voice in your head, making sure you sleep through that yoga class. convincing you that one donut hole couldn't possibly lead to another. ave

. >> jon: let's go to the real villain boko haram. now that boko haram has the world's attention, what is your message? >> stephen: so more proceeds than poetry, really. (laughter) sounds like a punk bajd. all right, you guys are trying to so hard to convince everybody that you are such bad asses but all you have sea done with this kidnapping is highlight who the real bad asses are, the kids you kidnapped. compared to a teenager who knows that her desire for an education could get her dragged no a snake infested jungle, be sold as a bribe by some demented stick chewing cartoon villain still gets up and goes to class every day, fully aware of that danger, compared to their courage, i say boko haram is a bunch of little girls. and you know what, you don't deserve that honestly, the off-season isn't really off for me. i've got a lot to do. that's why i got my surface. it's great for watching game film and drawing up plays. it's got onenote, so i can stay on top of my to-do list, which has been absolutely absurd since the big game. with s

throughr, if you get that usual cast of villains, you see that the white house is in a obligated spot. if the president were to go after oil companies as he has in the past, including exxon, for example, he could then make life a little more difficult for incumbents in louisiana and energy-producing states. another possible target, he could go after insurers and the insurance industry. it polls well in democratic polling when voters are faced with the argument that republicans are pushing to repeal the affordable care act. it is a very persuasive argument that will put the insurers back in control of your health care. but that would be dangerous for the president to go after because he needs to be aligned with insurers in order to make his affordable care act successful and to cement his legacy there. they're really boxed in. the challenge for democrats will be boosting turnout. republican smoker they have obamacare and the affordable care act which is rallying the republican base and is expected to boost turnout on that side. without this kind of foil, without a corporate villain to

he is not a guy with a grand villainous plan.s more of an improviser, like an improvisational musician. except that he is playing with dead bodies and so on and so forth. i think that is why he is so likable. tavis: what do you think of whatever it is about this medium of television right now that is pulling in major stars to lay in these series? of course, you are on this show, but madge is on the show, lawrence fishburne, and all of these guys have had there turn in major film. at the moment, there are a lot of major stars that are coming back to this medium of television. writing? >> i don't know which comes first, they sort of chicken are a thing. i think it takes one person that makes the sopranos or whatever show it was. to realizeople come is there is an audience out there for really sustained intelligent drama that can break out over 10 episodes, over four years. and it does not have to be a cliffhanger at the end of every episode. people have more expectations than that. i guess if there is an audience, the people who si

harry is not a villain. >> it is true.owdy, but the hair is an issue. >> i saw harry potter. he is not a good guy. >> enough. coming up, the c block.,=ñ >> tonight's c block is sponsored by sklunk. when you need glerg and you need it now, think sklunk. thanks, sklunk. >> will youngblood make you livelonger? so those how hugh hefner does it. >>> have we found the portal to becoming immortal a? yes it is young people's sexy blood. that's the subject of tonight's -- >> "red eye" ... bay 2014 -- debate debate center. >> welcome. i am greg -- why did that make you laugh? >> my parents met there at casper college. >> that's funny to you? >> actually right now at the college for the debate. >> we have a surprise for you. >> well let me just tell you. that would be a big surprise. i am not sure you know what i am talking about. >> well, i am greg gutfeld. your ticket stubs, tonight is worth 10% off your next oil change at greg's garage. car not required. according to two studies, transfusions of youngblood could reverse the aging

isis it a hero or a villain? if it is a hero andrew garfield and villain justin bieber.he whole country hates him. >> that's true. >> i think we can assume that since it is based on green wold's book he will be a hero. >> you never know. >> i like the fact that you say that with such for tutued. such fortitude. >> it is people who made your life less safe. >> i put my money in the pockets of patriots. >> i want us before this movie comes out for america to go to russia and pull them out. by america i mean terry sapor and mike baker should get in their own private under ground plane. yes, an underground plane. and then bomb the forest fires. pull them out and bring him back. >> that's just it. you can't make a movie because the story isn't done yet. we need to get him because the story is done and then you can make a movie. >> by the way, he is not a hero. he was an under performing dweeb who saw an opportunity. >> i look at him as a role model. >> oh crap. i know i should have locked my office door. >> is he really a hero if he hasn't slowed down the spying and surveilla

, villain, bad, villain, it doesn't make it so. >> his strategy was to plant a seed of doubt in just's a hung jury, we may have to start over again. >> then the case went to the jury. wendy's family, as they had done throughout the trial, gathered together once again and prayed. her mother hugged prosecutor gail levine, who pursued escoto so ferociously. >> she is my hero, without a doubt she is my hero. >> two and a half hours after the jury went out, cell phones started buzzing in the courthouse. so many years after wendy's murder. now, in moments, her family would know. >> the years of waiting. the years of mourning her, all of a sudden we're told the verdict is in. before i got to the courtroom i was already crying. i was shaking. >> wendy's family members held their breath. escoto appeared to do the same as the judge instructed the clerk to read the verdict. >> we the jury this 22nd day of april, 2014 find the defendant michel escoto guilty of first-degree premeditated murder. >> michel sat stone-faced in his chair, his lips turned down in a grimace. for the family there were mo

you're a great villain.jay friday. d.j. d-nice, rocking us into the weekend. and coming up, ginger gives us a sneak peek of a brand-new ride at disney world. fyou know what? yogurt.n't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. from the shelf, and to your home. starting at $99. ... desk... you know what? yogurt.n't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. from the shelf, and to your home. starting at $99. ♪ >>> welcome back. we're here with all seven dwarfs, in front of their cottage, because they have a brand-new ride here at disney world. and we have breaking news here at disney. it starts may 28th to the public. and i got a sneak peek, among so many other things. check it out. >> it's a new kind of magic at the walt disney world resort. this is where and how the magic begins. that blue thing on my wrist. that's my magic band. it's like a magic wand that lets you do just about anything. from getting

. >> they kind of now, it's all the villains, people kind of love the villains. hating you. >> did you love playing that kind of a role, the mean girl? >> god, i loved it! >> of course you did. >> see, i want to see the dvds because i want to see hi-def when her first goes into my face. >> i want to see that. >> have you all seen the new -- >> i haven't. >> i've seen pieces of it. >> it's supposed to be fantastic. >> it is more beautiful -- it is more beautiful now than it was when it was new. >> sweepingly beautiful. >> sitting back there, handsome. >> tell us a little bit of trivia, hoda, in between. i didn't know. share, please, what you were sharing with us. >> i think die-hard fans who watched the show religiously would know that i played michael landon as a little boy in flashbacks to his youth. they did one really sweet show where charles, his father, was sick. and he was reminiscing about his childhood. i played him, young charles. >> and how old were you at the time? >> i guess i was about 9. about 9ish, maybe 10. and then the next season they had an epi

he was the villain is breaking bad. now he's playing godzilla.question was what if walter white could fight godzilla? goofy question. here's what he said. >> it would be mind over matter; right? so he is this massive, picks up a lot of room, takes up a lot of roomç and massive destruction whereas hidenberg is thoughtful. he'll find the weakness of godzilla and destroy it. godzilla versus walter white, walter white would win. maybe that could be the sequel, maybe it could be walter white and godzilla. this summer, only this summer. hizenberg, one monster. godzilla. >> that movie opens next friday. we've got toç talk about house of cards. >> you're interviewing frank underwood. >> it was like tv geek. i asked him you're playing frank underwood. how does that affect the way you see d.c. now when you visit washington, d.c., and here's what he had to say. >> i find it amusing that lots of people in washington embraced the character. i find it amusing that many of them pretend it is not really like this. they say it's very cynical. it's a fictional v

it's a sequel with new villains and problems for peter parker.of all audiences this weekend. spiedy also cleaned up over seas. it plays on 11,000 screens in china. spider man 2 raid $92 million. last week's winner the other woman fell to second place. the captain america, and the winter soldier and rio 2 are also on the top five. that will do it for >> this is the show with all kinds of people doing all kinds of stuff. some call it crazy. some call it adorable. everyone calls it "bloopers." stop what you are doing. unless what you're doing is watching "bloopers." let's go. [cheering] >> hi, i'm dean cain. this is "bloopers." this is like a 14-ring circus, except we have more clowns. we provide a valuable service here on "bloopers." all those things you have thought about trying -- we have done it for you. please, do not try this at home. we know that most of you have probably thought to yourself, i wonder what it would be like to fire a flare gun into my nether regions. i wonder what that is like? wonder no more. this guy decided to take one for

they are at times laughably villainous.ike when one of the richest men in the world at that point running merrill lynch requires an incredibly tense media. now whether it will be curtailed by the government's program to save the world, good grief. he didn't write the book as an investors guide to banks but you can extrapolate from the rich composite to populate the text. this has to be one of the most cautionary tales i have ever read. and for and after the crises why the bank stocks received such a low evaluation in our market these days. first going to the great recession, we now know that the financial statements from the financials, well, both bank and not bank alike, they were fiction. everything you saw on paper was pretty much a lie. you simply couldn't look at anything publicly issued by these banks and make a legitimate judgment about what they owned, what exposure they had or what they were. if you thought you were clueless but the regulars had a handle on it, going into the melt down tim didn't know either. whose

with cigarettes, we villain eyes secondhand smoke.ke -- if somebody is in a bar it is dangerous. mostly secondhand smoke is a small problem but we villain eyes smokers. through that, we got public .pinion through overeating, people are killing themselves. the rest ofkilling us by raising health care costs. >> we do not feel so bad about it yet but we do need to think about it. it is a public problem. people who are basically becoming obese are not just suffering themselves, everybody is suffering as well. doing something with regulation under the condition -- we could do better healthy food is the right move. >> sam, do you have a final point. what have you learned the most? learned that obesity is an issue of a toxic food environment. it is an issue of value and how you value yourself. it is so hard for everybody, but especially low income families, to eat healthy. they really need support. >> sam, thank you for joining us. .ounder of grocery shift staying with us is duke university behavioral economist dan ariely. >> what will we be

another attempt by democrats to keep out there the idea that the koch brothers as you say are the villainss so interesting about thele democratic strategy is they've gotten some push back. jon stewart made fun of harry reid and i heard from democratic sources they almost don't care because their whole goal is to get the koch brothers, to get them in the whole concept of people's minds as these rich fat cats that are the problem with republicans and the problem with the party. so it really is raw, raw politics. >> dana bash thank you so much. we'll continue to follow the money as this election season heats up. next week we'll look at the big money funding democrats this year. also in politics today a day after testifying before congress about the national disgrace at the u.s. veterans hospitals involving excessive wait times today the undersecretary for health in the va is resigning. that's him next to secretary shinseki after a cnn investigation unveiled these ridiculously long wait times. if petzel is falling on the grenade for his department it's not good enough for the republican who ch

jolie plays one of disney's most notorious villains in maleficent, a wicked twist on "sleeping beauty >> then come out. >> then you'll be afraid. >> perhaps jolie at her most vicious. yet her own life is as full of gripping drama as any of her films. >> i feel very deeply connected to all those women. >> it's been a year since she made a startling confession. >> i get moved to talk about it. >> i think the reason why it resonated and was so shocking to everybody was because here you have this woman identified as a sex goddess, and here she is saying i've had a double mastectomy. >> last february, 38-year-old jolie, humanitarian, oscar winner, fiancee of hollywood hunk brad pitt and doting mom of six underwent a preventative double mastectomy. angelina chose surgery after learning that she carries a mutation of the brca 1 gene which dramatically increases her risk of developing breast and ovarian cancer. her mother died of ovarian cancer in 2007 and a year ago her aunt died after battling breast cancer. the surgery reduces her likelihood of developing surgery to under 5%. she revealed

. >> part superhero, part sci-fi villain, kiss created personas for each band member. the guitarist paul stanley the star child. on bass, gene simmons, the demon. ace freely was spaceman, and on drums was peter kriss, catman. >> did anyone tell you you were crazy? >> everybody. platform boots, are you kazy? people would be in the front row, hitting each other, hilarious. >> they designed their own costumes, those legendary platform boots. >> look at these heels. >> and black and white face paint. >> we had to learn to put on the makeup through trial and error. we used to go on stage in clubs and be blinded by the stuff running into our eyes until we figured out how to do it. >> i tell them buy something that's bright and red. >> 40 years later, they still do their own makeup, a two-hour process. how does it not all drip off during the show? >> we bake it in. >> there were no designers, no marking people. we didn't even have a record deal. >> they booked their own gigs, flooded music execs with demos, and by the summer of '63, kiss had their first deal. >> we were the f

they really became these cartoon villains behind the curtain of politics. they were a caricature.ng into their story a little bit. the one thing that first interested me was there are four koch brothers, not two. we always talk about charles and david koch but there are also frederick and bill koch. they have a phenomenally interesting political story, but their family story is just as fascinating to me. >> why don't you tell us in a nutshell that family story? >> ok. her father fred koch in the 1920's developed the process for refining oil. by firm into getting sued the major oil companies of the era and in order to find work, he ends up having a look for contracts overseas. that leads him to work in stalin's soviet union and the early 1930's, where his firm makes $5 million helping to modernize the soviet oil industry. when he returns home, he vows to do everything he can to fight communism. he ends up becoming a founding member of the john birch society , ultraconservative group whose leader robert welsh considered what eisenhower to be literally an agent of the communist his s

. >> reporter: an iconic villain played by one of our biggest stars. >> what an awkward situation. >>orter: angelina jolie says she was drawn to maleficent as a young girl. >> when i was little i didn't relate to the princesses. i saw maleficent and i thought she was so elegant. it really is a study in humanity and how you lose your humanity how could you ever get it back and what is it that makes us all feel bad or different and what can change somebody. >> reporter: you seem to be having a great time. you had to play around with the voice a little bit. >> i did. >> i really felt quite distressed in not receiving an invitation. >> i didn't know what to do with the voice. i would tell my kids stories in different voices. when i did this voice they couldn't stop laughing. the bigger i got, the more they laughed. >> ril toyalty. nobility. gentry. and, how quaint. >> reporter: i brought my own little focus group to the movie. four girls. two of my own. two of their friend. they had a couple of big questions. the first you must have heard a lot. they were fascinated by it. how did you get

why are they treating her like the villain? >> i know.u can go with this story when you say why did she open her mouth again there is nothing you can say that doesn't sound dirty. and she has become this natural punch line. but i think the most important thing she said, erin, is this was a consensual adult thing. sorry, rand paul, and she says i regret it. i made a mistake. i think the stretch she made was in comparing to it tyler clemente who didn't do anything wrong. all he did is be gay and get taped without his consent. i understand her humiliation and her pain, but she did admit she did something wrong. she knew she was doing something wrong. >> for those who may not remember the story was the student at rutgers university who felt bullied and ended up committing suicide because of that. and she talked about her suicidal tendencies, john, as a result. but here is what i don't really understand about this. bill clinton is one of the most popular politicians in the world and in the country. talk about rebounding from this. his approval

. >> coming up, searching for villains.ma looks for a new whipping boy. ♪ >> it is time for bloomberg's on the markets. the nasdaq is off by about 2/10 of one percent. the real story -- the s&p crashed for the first time ever. could not hold on to the level. you are still seeing it fall near that area. skeptical when it comes to these psychological levels. about greenlk mountain coffee roasters the stock is up about 10%. coca-cola boosted its stake to 60%. it is the largest shareholder. are and green mountain working on cold single cup beverages. people are cutting back the amount of sugar. ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers," with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. >> i am erik schatzker. >> i am alix steel, in today for stephanie. freddie mac and fannie mae are trying to read of the housing market into a higher gear. loan buyback rules for banks will be eased in an effort to stimulate the lending. this is happening while the 's remain the gse uncertain. you pay closer attention to t

. >> part superhero, part sci-fi villain. kiss created personas for each band member.tarist paul stanley, the star child. on base, gene simmons, the demon. lead guitarist, ace frehley, was spaceman and on drums peter criss, catman. did anyone tell you you were crazy? >> everybody! >> platform boots, are you kidding? people would be in the front row hysterical hitting each other and laughing at us. >> i spent half the night jumping up in the air. >> they designed their own costumes, those legendary platform boots. look at these heels! >> and black-and-white face paint. >> we had to learn to put on the makeup through trial and error. we used to go on stage in clubs and be blinded by this stuff running into our eyes until we figured out how to do it. >> i just tell them buy something that's white and red. >> 40 years later they still do their own makeup. a two-hour process. how does it not all drip off during the show? >> we bake it in. >> there were no designers, no marketing people. we didn't even have a record deal. >> they booked their own gigs, flooded music execs wi

the organization we told you about last summer that provides them to kids battling the real life villain of heart defects. >> you know, just to be able to provide just that little bit of relief to, you know, what is going on is pretty special. >> reporter: by holding the super runs, this dynamic duo is hoping to show everyone that by donating a little bit of themselves, they, too, can be super heroes. >> be that super hero. you know, there is no reason that you can't go out today and do something amazing to help people that need it. >> you don't really need to have a cape on to be a superhero. >> capes are not required, but preferred. >> reporter: the pair plans to organize 25 more super runs across the country. and by looking at the response to the first one, there are a lot of mild mannered folks out there waiting to leap a tall building or two for a good cause. >> you're faster than the camera guys, run. >> great story to end on for this thursday night. we're happy to report kevin landed safely. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we, of course, hope to see you right

. >> always the villains, the tool of evil that is an expression of the anxiety of the filmmakers. >>dent obama's second term, shadowed by predator drone strikes and an nsa scandal, films are flipping the script on the president who was once a media darling. >> he still raises a lot of his money from hollywood but there are misgivings and they have bubbled up over the past couple of years, and i think they have centered around a lot of these foreign policy questions. >> this isn't freedom. >> reporter: in an interview with "mother jones" magazine director of "captain america" cite quote drone strikes, president's terror suspect kill list and preemptive technology as inspirations for the film. does not stop at the big screen. worse case scenarios on fox's "24" play of drones potential dangers. >> the technology that was used to control your drone is going to be used in a massive terrorist attack against civilians later today. >> the question is whether people are tuning into metaphors, these underlying political subtexts or just watching, you know, and eating their popcorn. >> the thre

or family since it opened a week ago the hun sen memorial hall was receiving about one point three villain visitors and counting. outside the mass moral of the violent and parents of some of the youngest to read past years. continued our son in protest for a fourth day on tuesday. they held up signs expressing their discontent with the government over its handling of tragedy. many of the victims families clean the government for this little rescue process. and this year is this idea the nations the disciples chose to do. two suspended d and now reading and reflecting over the torah ferry tragedy is that of marking this very special occasion in the religion our cottage in the smaller the lanterns according to ms campbell welcomed thousands of people including lawmaker is celebrities and business leaders tuesday who came to celebrate today's two thousand five hundred fifty three pace. but the subject at the hour long ceremony was dedicated to the victims of the military tried to be the most venerable touching my face is here focused on controlling those affected by the falcons held up very e

the problem for the white house this year is they really don't have a good corporate villain, they can'to after oil because that hurts louisiana. it hurts alaska senate candidates. they can't go after health insurers because the president needs them on his side for obama care. can't go after the koch brothers even though harry reid is because democrats are saying our hands are dirty, too, in the super pac game. it makes that targeted message all the more difficult for democrats and the white house this year. they settled on republicans, to vilify republicans. it's not as strong a message as we've had in the past. >> robert? >> on monday morning governor mark penz whether be at the granted hyatt participating in a gathering of editorialists, wall street republican donors for talk about a 2016 presidential campaign and has later meetings scheduled with donors throughout the city. i think pence is moving towards a run. you don't go to that meeting unless you have some interest. >> planning on attending that meeting actually. in more new jersey news, chris christie and jeb bush news, first r

angelina jolie returns to her bad girl roots as a disney villain. plus... connecting with consumers... why mastering the social media scene is not enough anymore. that's next with bill moller! i'm going to pass chemistry, and i'll take it from there. i'm going to do what makes me happy. i'm going to work hard. be independent. live large. make the most of every opportunity. i knew i wanted to go to college. but figuring out how to pay for it? i didn't have a clue. the u.s. department of education has over $100 billion. and that's a lot of money. to help students pay for college. and the free application? you mean the fafsa. i did it online. it was easy. i'm never giving up on my goals. i will make a difference. i'm going to find out how to pay for college. i'm going to college.gov. there were stragglers, but today it seems every corporation, every mom & pop shop has gotten into the social media scene. but there's another place they also need to be players - mobile apps. this is brought out in the book, "billion dollar apps: how to find & implement a winning

>> become loveable villains. how does that work? >> we like that fun. tongue and cheek humor. brits can do that. >> how much did you have to pay these guys? >> to get actors like that, they don't come cheap. but we set out to make a movie. that's what we did. when you look at the reach of the commercial, it was worth every penny. >> how many of you moved in the three weeks it's been on the market? >> the car just went on sale three weeks ago. everyone on dealer lots is already sold. we have great orders coming in. we expect people to really love this car. >> what's your next big idea? >> we're already looking at what follows british villains. the campaign runs through august. we have some great ideas coming up for what continues the story. >> we have to go. >> your clubs in the back there. >> is it jaguars or jaguars. >> i say jaguars. >> as long as you buy it, he doesn't care. >> thanks so must have. now time for "fast money." over to the nasdaq and melissa lee. >> "fast money" starts right now. live from the nasdaq market site in new york's time squar

i guess it's not surprising that basically -- >> people who are negative on vastly outright villains-- 77% saw improvement, didn't --stly out rank the 77% saw improvement, didn't they? leadershipe previous -- both those concerns you mentioned relate to that rally. if the public safety can be downsized, you start to eat away or him prove those issues. over the next two years, a lot of people were talking about them selling off some of these assets. i think sinopec was one model where they try to look at perhaps getting in private money to buy some of these assets. is that something you would recommend your clients to get into? >> if done on the terms proposed by the soe's, people should take a second look. we will accept the sort of pricing and structures that the market suggests. >> they don't see my fire sales. >> i guess this is all a matter of time. steady as she goes as far as the financial sector reforms, maybe not as fast as some people would like. but we are talking about a huge economy. >> the main positive we can look to is the the pricing of regulations. that has been going

a cruel villain could be back in business. >> reporter:new at eight: >> reporter:why there are so many marine mammals in need of care in the north bay. >> reporter:also: >> reporter:a judge gives a heartless crook more than 400-years behind bars. >> reporter:tonight: one of his victims is speaking out after the astonishing sentence. and, we'll show you what's causing bartenders to feel so sour this cinco de mayo. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam:tonight -- kron 4 has learned. the father of the missing toddler daphne webb. from oakland committed suicide friday evening. webb's family members confirmed his death. and tonight -- the mystery of missing daphne remains unsolved. kron 4's alecia reid is live tonight.with the latest developments. alecia? >> reporter: the cornice of this reid moved the body on friday but the cops were there bullying father investigating today. we're still working to find out the details behind the suicide. his daughter baby and daphne would missing wahl and his care. left the child in the car with his mother who

in the 24/7 world there is a villain of the day and he just became it and i am giving him a one. >> look, it was sexist and off color but it was funny so i give it six. >> still to come your best tweets and donald sterling is back with a tape showing what he was really after in the racist chat with his gal >> and here are from your tweets. >> the media love to cover sex and the clintons? i am shocked. >> what a revelation. >> moving along, reporters for a newspaper in sell value found a new way to gather the news: they used drones to fly over the country and take pictures of murder scenes and car accidents and fox news reports that they are used in other latin american countries but you will not see it in the united states any time soon. the agent has band the use of crones for commercial purposes. this media, cnn is called the missing brand network and larry king has hat enough. >> the tough time at cnn would be the airplane story because i think i would crack up laughing, how many times can you cover a plane? six weeks and all we know is it made a left turn! >> here is a bow news, ther

the question, is he more of a superhero or super villain?that raises the issue that with more information that we receive from edward snowden, that the storyline that you have created continues. will this be a multi-series event? >> i think it has to. there is so much we don't know yet that is coming out bit by bit. >> tell us a little bit about the research you took in order to prepare all of the words and the storyline for the comic book. >> i started with the primary sources, like the initial "guardian" article and video, and further out until i got to things like message board postings and blog postings, just trying to get a full picture of the man. >> as someone who has had to re-create his story -- and then there are the accompanying images -- do you have a personal sense that you understand what motivated edward snowden to do this? >> i think i do have a sense. it is so hard to pin down. i think some of it is about justice and telling the truth. there's also a lot of stuff under the surface here that i think we just don't know about.

the major villain in my opinion was the federal reserve system the doubling of prices over will workone but on the whole has a pretty poor record doing more harm than good. >>c-span: what do you say to the people that it just will come tumbling down? with. >> the debt is not the problem. it is the debt that corresponds what comes tumbling down depends on what we do if we expand the role of government can let it grow it will come tumbling down. but that will not happen. the american people the attitudes of the american people have changed. when they become aware of the fact that government is too big, too intrusive and too expensive i have a great deal of confidence in the american people that that will not have been. >>c-span: if you were sitting with experts in a room and they said where are the problems because we read it is just a matter of time. >> guest: that is wrong. fundamentally the period i talked about 1928 through now, we have been starving these successful part of our society and seating the failure. government controls over 50 percent of the of put of the country but th

they have the straw man villain who the only problem is they cry too much when they are picked. [laughter] will welcome aboard. [laughter] lou: we don't know if there is a problem at all. but we know one thing that's he was tutored 49 with a consensus all-american in then suddenly at draft time we hear he could not play if his life depended on it. >> something is wrong. either we are voting for all americans are deciding who to draft. >> now it is not cool to be christian so for the politicians and to come out to defend him it is not cool but if you speak for gay-rights if it is trendy or pop culture then you are revered. lou: do we give sterling a second chance? the nation is voting. >> you don't give him a second chance then you have given up on freedom. >> i am for forgiveness but to maintain his position with the team? i am a christianity is apologetic. lou: buds what is for giving him? >> i don't make that call about the team. but my ability to forgive him. [laughter] i thought i had a vote. site be up. i will take care of it. lou: we appreciate both of you being here. what