police questioned wesley's family and learned that the men matching the description were wesley's long time friends justin glove and lawrence morrell. both men were in their early 20s, and like wesley, had minor brushes with the law, but had never served time and had no violent offenses. >> my understanding they had known each other going back to when person lived in new york. >> when questioned by police, both men denied any involvement in wesley's murder. they said they dropped wesley off at his house, and that was the last time they saw him. >> shopping bags of recent purchases from that morning wesley had were found in the house. we feel certain that wesley person did make it back to the house. >> police obtained a search warrant and checked every room. >> we luminoled that housetop to bottom. we could find nothing. absolutely nothing in that house that gave us any indication he was shot and killed there. >> police also checked lawrence morrell's car, the one wesley person got into after christmas shopping. >> we checked the trunk and the interior of the car for any evidence, for a

wesley tells authorities that he burned the nuns costumes in a grill. says they split the money, with some going to put down a deposit on an engagement ring for the two of them. he also says edwards was inspired to pull off the heist after watching the movie "the town" two weeks earlier. it's then that authorities change the charge against edwards from her failure to pay back her old employer for the theft of $20,000 to a federal indictment for bank robbery. at trial, navahcia edwards pleads not guilty. her defense attorney claims the testimony of two bank tellers who say they could see edwards' black skin through the eye holes of the mask is wrong. they point to a surveillance image that shows the female's bank robber's arm is white. the defense goes on to claim a white robber used face paint to describe herself as a black person. >> whether it's overexposure or something in the film where race became an issue here, where was it caucasian suspect or african-american, it was just because of this little fabric where the robe came back and the glove expos

general wesley clark joining us to on the the fast line.ight, so the general, he knows what he's talking about, he basically said u.s. involvement by itself or through nato, is almost off the table. >> the relative strength of the bond market, it's hung in there. a couple of weeks ago, guy, the s&p is going to make new highs on friday, i would say 102 or 103 the tlt. yields are seemingly wanting to go lower. to me, there's a huge disconnect between the broader market and the bond market. >> okay, we'll take a quick break, we'll have more on the situation as well as how to get you set up for monday situation. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line, anytime, for $15 a month. low dues, great terms. let's close! new at&t mobile share value plans our best value plans ever for business. (announcer) scottrade knows our and invest their own way. with scottrade's smart text, i can quickly understand my charts, and spend more time trading. their quick trade bar lets my account follow me online so i can react

wesley thank you appreciate it. >> thank you. be careful when you log in, you could end up getting locked up police use facebook and twitter accounts to nail criminals. charles: be careful when you post on first base, your friends are not the only ones watching, so are cops nearly every police department is using social media to investigate crimes into nail drunk driving suspects, finding pictures in bars, and use twitter and facebook to investigate violent crimes like rape. to the lawyers, said police are able to do that sam holder said they are crossing the line, tamara you think if you put it out there for public, why shouldn't police use it. >> i think that there is a standard, if you put everything out there it will be used against you, but things are going on is something kind of a fraud, you know attorneys, and investigators are getting into people's facebook by thinking that or tricking people, then they get information instead of using regular investigative traditional techniques. charles: rebecka, it sounds like a prett

i thought it was a last-minute booking because wesley snipes wasn't available.> you've raised a great point. did you follow what happened there with samuel l. jackson? >> yeah. >> what did you make of it? >> what a wonderful transition that i say wesley and you say samuel. >> sorry. you look a bit like wesley snipes. >> yes, that's what the joke is. sam reuben, wow. he's such a nice man. i felt so bad for him. he had a tough week. but that happens. that happens. >> i like sam reuben. i felt sorry for him. >> i'm sure people have walked up to you and said, boehner? i mean, in the summer. in the summer. when you had your tan on. >> i get mistaken for brad pitt and it drives me bloody mad. it shouldn't happen. >> people love brad pitt. black people love them some brad pitt. >> arsenio, it's brilliant to talk to you. loving you back on the airwaves. arsenio hall show weeknights on fox. it is terrific. i have been on it, and it is great. great to see you again. >> american custom. >> what was your wish? >> late night, baby. [ laughter ] >> coming up, he's a pop star.

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and not wesley snipes, but what's great about comics, you have a much healthier, robust indy comic scene, and it can be started from the ground up. one of my favorites takes place in a modern native american community. which has a white guy, and it's a window to the world for me. and i don't think that would have been in hollywood because it's what is this going to cost? rob, do minority super heroes need minority talent behind them? not only for super heroes, blue to get it right? >> . >> the institution needs to change for there to be a non-politive represent case. and these characters, for people of color to be part of that conversation, it would allow for the whole idea of hour, and super hero ideas to be explored. so for people of color, maybe this overpowering use of force, to force people to do what you feel is right, maybe that's not part of the experience for people of color. maybe it's a different story. i've always related to spiderman, because he was a dude that i didn't see his face, and i could project on spiderman, and second of all, he was just trying to make ends meet, l

and blade, officially he was not wesley snipes. but you have a of healthier indy comic scene, and you can start from the ground up u one of my favorites is called super indian, and that takes place in a modern native american community. and as a white guy, that's a window into a world for me, and i love that. and i don't think you would have seen that in hollywood because the first question is naturally going to be, what is this going to cost? ronald, do minority super heroes need minority behind them to get it right? >> i wouldn't phrase it as need, but the institution needs to change in order for there to be a broadening of that recommendation, and a non-exploited representation. these characters also, i think, for a people of color to be part of that conversation, it will allow for the whole idea of power and how power is used by super hero ideas to be explored. i think for people of color, this force to force people to do what you feel is right, maybe that's not part of the experience for people of color. maybe it's a different

the original blade was white, not wesley snips, what is great about comics, you have a much healthier robust indy comic scene where you can have any kind of character you want, and it can be started from the ground up. one of my favourites is called super-indian, and that is - takes place in a native american community, which has a - as a white guy it is a window into the world for me. i love that. i don't think you would have seen that in hollywood. the first question would be what is it going to cost. >> few artists and creators of colour blazed trails. they are dominated, and diversity of ideas, experiences and stories ensures sensitivity, and creators only write what they know or imagine: >> do minority superheroes need talent behind them and to get the knew appses right? >> i wouldn't phrase it as need, but it needs - the institution needs to change in order for there to be a broadening of the representation and a non-exploitaive representation. these characters actually also, i think, for people of colour to be a part of that conversation, it will allow for the whole idea of pow

. >> certainly, let's assume, michelle, we spoke to general wesley clark, he made it sound like the involvement of nato or the united states would be an extremely unlikely scenario. if that's the situation, a contained war in the region, in terms of the ripple effects in that region, what do you think it could be? >> ukraine is a very small economy, their gdp per capita is less than 4,000. vast majority of their trade has been with russia, more than 50%. exports had declined sharply in 2009 when the world financial crisis. i'm not sure of the massive ripple effects to the west. russia will do things if the west steps in with at will of financial aid. beyond that, you know, it remains to be seen exactly how much broader it would be. >> all right, michelle, thank you so much. michelle caruso-cabrera, our chief international correspondent. >>> the backdrop to this is the markets close to record highs at this point. let's bring in carter on where his take on the markets. can the charts hold? >> we don't like the market here. what i would cite that's important, we know that is well-defined uptrend o

general wesley clark is a former nato commander in europe.al, let's start with what this is really about. i tried to give folks at home sort of a very brief understanding. what more is it -- what are we missing here? >> ukraine is the pivot point for the future of europe. so if ukraine can be pulled back into russia's orbit tightly, knitted together with a customs union, exchange of armed forces, and all of this, then vladimir putin gets to re-create the soviet union step by step. if ukraine is pulled to the west, there's no more soviet union and europe, including russia, will eventually move toward democracy, freedom, and the kind of mixed market economy that we believe is the right way to go. >> you were in that part of the world very recently, last week, i understand. what do they say? >> the actions in ukraine are casting a long shadow because people in eastern europe know and understand how russia operates. they operate through provocateurs, through intimidation. this was a loan to own program, this $15 billion that was supposedly to be

this piece is on display at wesley college in massachusetts.e mistake the art work as a real man, and they have called police. a student has started a petition to remove the statue saying it could trigger thoughts about sexual abuse. the school's president says it may make people feel uncomfortable, but that's part of the intellectual process and intended to start a discussion. >> it is so lifelike. >> very realistic. >> let's talk about the weather forecast. the rain has arrived. >> sandhya patel is here with live doppler 7hd. >> much needed rain on live doppler 7hd, one thing you may want to know is to set your alarms earlier. it is going to be messy for the morning commute. live doppler 7hd is tracking widespread light rain right now. as you look here it is pretty much widespread around the north bay, down the peninsula we go. burlingame, millbrae avenue, san mateo, you are seeing light rainfall right now and into the east bay. it is drizzly and damp in some spots, but really rain falling right now. walnut creek down toward danville and ston

, the thing that interests me is that both senator john mccain, you know, senator john mccain and wesley clark, who is on the other side of the political spectrum both said that they believe that putin is involved in a little bit of empire rebuilding here and that they don't believe the story that they're saying which is they have a right the be there because of a bilateral agreement. >> you tweeted a while ago, obama, quote, there will be costs for any military intervention in ukraine. then you said, for example? # empty threat. go ahead. >> you notice that president obama didn't say redline, right? because we've been to this place before where the president writes a check then fails to cash it. that has second and third degree consequence. one has to wonder as putin remembers that episode, does he buy obama's threat. we don't have a lot of options. threatening not to go to a summit in june is okay, but that's four months from now. this situation changes every day. we could have sanctions, but that's probably not going to bite much. we could go to the u.n., but that's really a dead end.

this piece is on display at wesley college in massachusetts.e mistake the art work as a real man, and they have called police. a student has started a petition to remove the statue saying it could trigger thoughts about sexual abuse. the school's president says it may make people feel uncomfortable, but that's part of the intellectual process and intended to start a discussion. >> it is so lifelike. >> very realistic. >> let's talk about the weather forecast. the rain has arrived. >> sandhya patel is here with live doppler 7hd. >> much needed rain on live doppler 7hd, one thing you may want to know is to set your alarms earlier. it is going to be messy for the morning commute. live doppler 7hd is tracking widespread light rain right now. as you look here it is pretty much widespread around the north bay, down the peninsula we go. burlingame, millbrae avenue, san mateo, you are seeing light rainfall right now and into the east bay. it is drizzly and damp in some spots, but really rain falling right now. walnut creek down toward danville and ston

wesley and security services have been left homeless. despite police traced the evacuations were marred by violence the complaints coming under fire and fourteen people killed and styling. there's anger in the united states after afghanistan a three day sixty five fighters accused of being from the taliban the us call that moving deeply regrettable saying the men would very likely return to the battlefield to kill nato and afghan soldiers as well as civilians the release was ordered by the afghan president ahmed karzai several weeks ago after his government took over the present from us troops. and in venezuela three protesters have been killed and dozens hurt in caracas. protests by right wing groups began two weeks ago to vent frustration over but the economic crisis and the new president nicholas made euro. he's seen as the spiritual successor to former leader hugo chavez the majority of the demonstrators wednesday were students there marches were held as part of their youth day celebrating the participation of students and nineteen s

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wesley smith came one day after president unveiled a three year plan aimed at overhauling the greek colony into a vibrant trendsetter for a fastball. taking the ascendant. to me and it is competing to delete it give it a lot of time to time to read it to her and overall deity and back. i gave a typical nineteen eighty eight had pushed me back. and to bringing the apostle debt issue. saul aims to lower household disposable income to debt ratio like five percentage points. mike played seventeen the finance ministry also said he was great awesome and can by creating new jobs particularly a woman and young people. search is on aiden needs. and speaking of the local economy boosting exports and increase in domestic demand are the two staples of the package administration's drive to protect the domestic economy from external shocks are national assembly corresponding she known gill has more on the trade ministers meeting before lawmakers to explain the plan in an annual polls report to parliament retreat committee on wednesday. trade minister has come to the comments to support small and medium

the honorable wesley kiernan, mr. paul kiernan. mr. james crane. [inaudible conversations] ms. jennifer aleman and mr. frank skinner. ms. jill abramson and mr. william woodson. ms. rebecca shaw, is the best shaw -- beth shaw. mr. and mrs. ken frazier. and ms. sarah smiley and commander dustin smiley. the honorable tina chen. [inaudible conversations] mr. and mrs. david stern. him ms. nicola miner and mr. robert mailer anderson. ms. andrea bernstein and mr. tom bernstein. [inaudible conversations] mrs. laura ross, mr. james ross. mr. medina, ms. signs. >> from the booksellers from at the white house we are going to the north portico to see president obama and the first lady greet french president hollande is her life coverage of the state visit continues. [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and so the guest of honor has arrived. french president francois hollande greeted by the president of first lady from the north entrance of the white house. this is the seventh state dinner or official visit for the obama administration the first of the second

this piece is on display at wesley college in massachusetts.ake the art work as a real man, and they have called police. a student has started a petition to remove the statue saying it could trigger thoughts about sexual abuse. the school's president says it may make people feel uncomfortable, but that's part of the intellectual process and intended to start a discussion. >> it is so lifelike. >> very realistic. >> let's talk about the weather forecast. the rain has arrived. >> sandhya patel is here with live doppler 7hd. >> much needed rain on live doppler 7hd, one thing you may want to know is to set your alarms earlier. it is going to be messy for the morning commute. live doppler 7hd is tracking widespread light rain right now. as you look here it is pretty much widespread around the north bay, down the peninsula we go. burlingame, millbrae avenue, san mateo, you are seeing light rainfall right now and into the east bay. it is drizzly and damp in some spots, but really rain falling right now. walnut creek down toward danville and stone vall

wesley expects. in ukraine. and that he can battle ground for many cute little chinese two months ago the kids i mean it's fun to use this area for hiking the chemicals and to be a contaminated environments some of the best baseball coaches and teams attacking the united states and eu after net you can you comment that we would bundle when it cooled. this time our lakes and rivers will get dirty. still reading it as a foreigner and he is unable to match the might of the fuel will be. if america comes to ukraine who can lose our position and america will control the ukrainian money and business. meanwhile countries like fonts switzerland and the netherlands. what we did not take them to keep the empty seat at the end of the deal else to front up to make the country for fifty years. it has the right to sell the gas it up space with its quotas to the countries ok visit ukraine will make an out of money on effect going on since. unemployment is one. his promise of thousands of new jobs. if enough people keep on acci

it gives the impression wesley barker having wandered into a funeral icon into a church.now, this eccentric behavior that okawa display began after the trial began. he was reading a statement against the classy suspects. okawa became fidgeting and muttering gibberish. it is bothering defendants to his left and right. he takes the inappropriate pajama top and start sliding down her shoulder, x is the next test in an even more inappropriate way and suddenly, out of nowhere, he thenceforward come takes his hand and he slaps him on the spot but had to the courtroom erupted into a bit of a commotion and what has okawa do in response? he slaps a 10 again. at that point they had to settle down the court. they took a recess. when they reconvene, did they moved okawa the courtroom. one from the lsa. to evaluate okawa's legal competence to see if he could stand trial. a couple days later the psychiatrist come back and they've reached an agreement. okawa clearly cannot stand trial. he's incompetent, doesn't know right from wrong. in a word, he had gone insane. so what the court did

nato supreme commander general wesley clark. what do you think, general clark?t are the options right now for the u.s. in a rather tense situation that's unfolding right now? >> ukraine is part of the partnership for peace. they have the right under partnership for peace to demand nato consultation. so if ukraine were to demand nato consultation in brussels at the north atlanticouncil, it could convene tonight and could issue a strong warning. nato could send ambassadors, personnel to kiev. nato could send a commission in. they could take strong measures that would be deterrent in nature without puts troops on the ground. and this would send a strong signal to putin. >> that would be a dramatic escalation, though, of this crisis if nato started to get directly involved in ukraine, wouldn't it, general? >> under partnership for peace, nations that are members of partnership for peace are allowed to petition nato. it's up to nato to accept that petition. but this is a question of whether nato can act strongly at the early stage to head off a crisis or whether we'd

general wesley lark is from the burkel center. so glad to have you.u're intimately familiar with the region. i ask you, do we have reason to believe that the situation there is going in the right direction? >> i think that this is a matter of moving it in the right direction, click by click, degree by degree, and the more pressure there is on yanukovych, the more he tends to see and tends to give up in these discussions, even if they're not finalized, the greater the pressure on him with the next round of talks. so it is going in the right direction, but of course the protesters understand very well viktor yanukovych succeeds in dispersing the protest, the immediate threat to his government is gone and then the whole process will be dragged out. this is not just about a civil war in ukraine, this is not just people in ukraine disagreeing, this is about geo politics in the region and the long reach of russia under president vladimir putin. >> put that into context for me, general, in terms of why should the u.s. be involved here and what should that in

and wesley are excited about that story.o the big three stocks we are going to watch. >> individual stories are weighing on the overall market today. one of them, the company cut its sales and profit growth forecast. it is because of venezuela, which makes up about two percent of its sales. currency exchange fluctuation policy changes there in venezuela

me now is the executive director of human rights watch, ken roth and former nato commander general wesleywith you. this is a crisis whose end we cannot see and i ask you, do you think there are good options left for this white house to pursue? nicholas burns writing today in "the globe," says washington is finding itself in an uncharacteristically weak position to drive events in syria. do you agree with that? >> in order to get better results in any peace talk, we have to change the situation on the ground. there are two ways to do that. one is to try to strengthen the political opposition and have them move into some corner of syria, put a foothold in on the ground, and gradually enlarge that area of what could be called a "free syria," so there's an alternative government on the ground and gaining territory. another way to do it is for the united states to try to provide military assistance through special operations on the ground working with the moderate rebels. we get involved in military activities, but we don't have the political leadership behind it. in order for it to work, you

obama's government to sub wesley into our newsrooms most journalists in this country are typically mildred, slow to anger, almost never willing to venture beyond neutral. it will be interesting to see whether these journalists themselves will send up to such a government intrusion our weather station management will be provoked to do what mr. obama often does, which is to talk about drawing lines. a line has been already drawn. it is in the constitution of the united states, and the ultimate test of the fourth the state will be whether these folks can be entered to action, whether they, their management and owners will permit the fcc and the obama government to do something they have never sought to do before, which is to simply trample the first amendment. we will see. we are giving away free copies of the authors of the melson much weeds command posts written on the air. a few of tonight's comments, nancy in illinois wrote me about president alums executive actions. what -- when is mr. obama going to realize he is president and not the king, and those who voted for and do not endorse

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>> up preemed allied commander, wesley clark, retired u.s. general.e had another retired nato supreme allied commander. i like those supreme allied commanders. so what is going on? they are going to cut a bunch of troops, eliminate some pretty sophisticated weapons systems. there's a whole new thought going on that chuck hagel will announce and we'll take a closer look at what is going on with the d.o.d. >> wolf blitzer -- i'm trying to give you a new title. you're resisting it. >>> you recognize him from ghost busters and "stripes" but some of his best work happened behind the camera. the amazing career of ak are ct writer, and director harold ramis. that's coming up next. wow, my headache is gone. excedrin really does work fast. not gonna happen. excedrin ends headaches fast. in fact for some, relief starts in just 15 minutes. excedrin. headache. gone. gone. an entirely new menu created with your busy schedule in mind. pronto lunch starting at $6.99. handmade italian sandwiches, flatbreads, and our signature soup and salad. starting at $6.99. and al

is it arts or my creepy cousin carl some wesley college has an unwelcome visitor.r is part of an art exhibit at the campus museum. some students at the all female school are asking to have the man -- a mannequin removed. they say it is a source of apprehension and fear. but the college administrators say it is meant to provoke dialogue. for now the installation will stay with the drunken selfie with hash tag, underpants guy. joe one, -- joanne would everybody be happier if it was a woman in a bra? >> if it was a woman in a brrrr they would take -- in a bra they would take it away. for some reason a guy in under underpants it funny. it is creepy, but i don't know why people say it disrupts their campus life and they are terrified. it is funny. i am more nervous for the motorists driving by who might stop and call the police. there is someone on the woman's campus. he is going to attack. >> he seems like a disoriented hospital patient who left without his robe. >> he looks like walking dead, but not dead. >> i am oddly aroused by this, tom. the statue was created in

wesley college has an unwelcome visitor.rt of an art exhibit at the campus museum, some are asking to have the mannequin removed. claiming it's become a source of apprehension and fear. administrators say art is meant to promote dialogue. for now it will say hash tag under pants guy, which was mine for a while because of that accident on the train. would he have one be happier if it were a woman in a bra? >> if it were, they would take ate way right way. a guy in under pants is funny. >> it is funny. >> it's creepy. but i don't understand why people are deciding this is disrupting campus life and they're terrified it's funny i'm more nervous for motorists driving by might stop and call the police there is someone on the women campus going to attack. i don't know >> seems disoriented hospital patient who just left without a robe. >> looks like walking dead, but not dead. >> yes. i am oddly aroused by this because it was created in your likeness >> i'm creeped out by it and i was preparing to tell these wesleyins to get over i

obama's government to sub wesley into our newsrooms most journalists ithis country are typically mildst never willing to venture beyond neutral. it will be interesting to see whether these journalists themsels will send up tsuch a government intrusion our weather station management will be provoked to do wha mr. obama often does, which is to talk about drawing lines. a line has been already drawn. it is in the constitutionthe unid states, and the ultimate test of the fourth the state will be whether these folk can be entered to action, whether they, their management and owners will permit the fcc and the obama government to do something theyhave never sough to do before, which is to simply trample the first amendment. we will see. we are giving away free copies of the autors of the melson much weeds command posts written on the air. a few of tonight's comments, nancy in llinois wrote me about president alums executive actions. what -- when is mr. obama going to realize he is president and not the king, and those who votedornd do not endorse is their infections. keep asking the tough q

john quincy adams, alexis de tocqueville, john wesley jesser sen so there wasn't a single figure like that in the personnel of the arabist? >> amongst the arabists, there is this belief in a need for christian and muslim civilizations to move closer together in the religions in the ways of life and sharing things in common. for some of the older arabists like william eddie eddie who is perhaps sort of the founding father of u.s. espionage in the middle east almost cast this mystical belief in the links between islam and christianity and he sees himself almost as a kind of a bridge figure between the two civilizations. i think his happiest moment comes when he acts as the interpreter between franklin roosevelt and king saud at the end of world war ii. it's in the book yeah so he is the interpreter because he knows arabic. i'm not sure that the roosevelt cousins have quite this kind of intense belief in the convergence of christianity and islam that somebody like eddie did but it's still there i think. the american friends in the middle east is geared towards trying to generate dialogue

in that month, 150 delegates representing 17 states and rushing nbc's matt in a convention at wesleymethodist church. it is by the way still care. it's a mexican restaurant called the mission. it's okay. the decor is better than anything else. the food would go under in two days if it was in arizona. there had been black activists in a convention movement before the war. of course they push hard for it to slavery. but the dred scott decision, 1857, the movements die. like americans became defeatists. they had no future in this country. frederick douglass would condemn colonization towards the idea of possibly relocating to haiti. they had to jumpstart this movement. douglas is bitter. he of course is the alpha male of the antislavery movement. a man named jermaine loken was a runaway tennessee slave who tennessee say for that to syracuse and he douglas become in-laws. his daughter marries lois douglas was the one at what better and. there also is the long-time abolitionists at incarnate. there is teacher of virginia congressman, john mike standing on philadelphia act to this named oc

so down here i got like wesley snipe arm. up here i got like will smith arm.s my real arm. i figured that out looking at the picture. >> seth: now you, you play falcon. >> yes. i'm taking this. >> seth: yeah of course. as well you should. [ light laughter ] now i saw the trailer. it seems like a ton of action. are you one of those do your own stunt actors? >> no. that's why they have stuntmen. because the great thing about this is, if i had hit a bus with my face, it wouldn't be so good. >> seth: right. you were like happy to let the stuntmen -- >> i was very happy. so they had this thing. they brought out a crane and put it like a construction crane like in the middle of manhattan. the ones that fall and take down like four buildings when godzilla comes right? [ light laughter ] so they put i like 300 feet in the air. they're like, alright anthony. we have this new pick point system and we'll point you and pull you up. we need you to do a back flip and come down inverted face first to the ground and we're going to stop you. from 300 feet? [ laughter ] they're

woody and wesley were ridiculous. they were insane, and i loved every minute of it.gy between us was undeniable and we clicked. there were many times when ron shelton, the director, would scold us, you know, focus! focus! this is not a game, this is a movie. it was just so much fun. >> i want to correct -- not correct, i want to get you on the record here of allegations swirling in the tabloids. you and jennifer lopez hate each other. there's a massive feud. >> i don't hate jennifer lopez. i have great respect for her. when i first saw her, i knew she was going to be a star. yes, we had a tiff, but it was 20 years ago. and i write it in my book. it's unfortunate that the tabloids try to portray it as something that is current and it's not. i've moved on and i'm sure she has also. we're grown women, and it's really disgusting to me that the media try to pit two latinas against each other. you know, it's just so difficult and so hard to make it in this industry, especially if you're a person of color. and for them to do that was really shameful. and it was unfortunate

the lucky winner of the pool was my 3-year-old nephew wesley. [ cheers and applause ] he won 150 buckswhat do you do with 150 bucks when you're 3 years old? [ laughter ] make it rain at gymboree? [ laughter ] round of juice boxes for everyone. not every young football fan had a good day yesterday. this 2-year-old girl from denver was very upset, and from the looks of things daddy might want to be a little bit more careful with his language when he watches football. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: she didn't like the godaddy commercials either. [ applause ] the weather, i was in new york for part of the week. it was pretty good. last week they were worried the winter storm might even force them to postpone the game. turned out it was about 50 degrees at kickoff. but the prospect of a blizzard really hurt ticket sales. normally the super bowl will sell out instantaneously. but as of yesterday afternoon on stub hub there were still hundreds of tickets left. but the lower than expected turnout did not hamper the fan enthusiasm one bit. >> once again, he's in for the touchdown

and i want to thank sean casey from the wesley theological seminary for leading this work at the stateartment. sean, i think, is here today, and we want to thank him for the outstanding work that he's doing. thank you, sean. [ applause ] so around the world, we're elevating our engagement with faith leaders and making it a regular part of our diplomacy. and today, i invite you to join us in focusing on several pressing challenges. let's do more together to advance human rights, including religious freedom. let's do more to promote the development that raj describes, from ending extreme poverty to saving lives from hiv/aids, to combatting climate change so we can preserve god's incredible creation on all these issues, faith leaders and faith organizations here in the united states and around are incredible partners and we're grateful to them. and in contrast to those who wield religion to divide us, let's do more to nurture the dialogue between faiths, that can break cycles of conflict and build true peace, including in the holy land. and finally, as we build the future we seek, let us

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. >> his incredible journey from janitor to principal began in 1985 when then principal wesley jonesng papers. >> no one had ever believed in him that much. >> i took it to heart. >> hat the age of 39 whenever he wasn't cleaning classrooms he was studying in them. got his teaching degree and shortly after his first teaching job. then came the master's. it is something. yet despite all the degrees and new job gabe hasn't forgotten where he came from. believe it or not he still cleans his own office. obviously you can take the janitor out of the mop room but you can't take the work ethic out of the janitor. there's a lesson in there for boys and girls and grownups everywhere. >> don't look at the situation you're in now define what you are going to become later no. where you start it's how you finish. >> mr. soya isn't finished he confessed he wouldn't mind being superintendent some day. >> i think i would welcome it. >> osgood: still to come. actor, matthew mcconaughey deep in the heart of texas. and philip seymour hoffman. an appreciation. it ... until boom!you want your mattress a b

general wesley clark understands this region of the world very well.he stakes are for the u.s. >>> then we'll turn back here to the u.s. and talk about something very central to our culture, the nfl. football is the most popular sport in the u.s., it's not even close. there's a battle about what the culture is in the nfl. are they too rough? is it a culture of violence? most recently, we have the ravens running back. he's a local product from here in new york. he was a college standout. ray rice supposedly, allegedly knocked out his fiancee before dragging her off an elevator. there are mixed allegations here. both were arrested, originally. and then you have former nfl star darren sharper, who's facing multiple rape allegations. this is obviously just the latest legal trouble, but is there a problem in this league? is there a character issue about who's being allowed to become an nfl player and star? or is it just about highlighting the worst, but on average, the league is as good or better than the rest of society? this is the discussion we're going

we had a construction and route yesterday that wesley very good. it got lost in the shuffle.not see people buying big cranes, they will lease them. they will rent them. stock has had a huge run. i think this weakness is a great time to buy. stuart: if the economy is as weak as some suggest, that plays against united rental. charles: part of our construction that we have not done for years, i think that there is some serious opportunities there. housing is coming back. i think it will be huge. this is a 401(k) idea. stuart: united rentals it is. we talk a lot about works and mortar stores on the duck line. online shopping, that is on the rise. joining us now is three br ceo. as i understand it, you have a product that allows video cameras, a surveillance system to follow shoppers around the store to see what they are looking at. >> we do use a video system. we actually use the video system to extract all kinds of information from that video. we are interested in what they buy. we can determine their gender. we can give shoppers and provide shopping information to retailers in

. >>> let's discuss with retired army general wesley clark, he's also a former democratic presidentialoming in. >> thanks, wolf, good to be with you. >> do you think these proposals from chuck hagel make sense? >> i do. i think that given the budget priorities for the country, the fact that you can't raise taxes, the fact that where we are right now is that we're coming out of afghanistan, i think these proposals make sense. we do have to pivot our forces, we have significant increase in risks in the western pacific, we need to function with our navy, our space forces, our cyber forces. we've got to have those forces sharp, and my heart goes out to the army. i love the army, i served in it for 38 years. we've been through this before, the army goes up, it goes down. people say, we'll never do this again. well, we probably will do this again, but the army is very adaptable. we've got great leadership in the army and we've got to make due with what the country wants us to do. >> there's no doubt, if you take a look at all the wars, the u.s. has been after world war ii, the u.s. cut the n

and wesley are excited about that story. let's get to the big three stocks we are going to watch. >> individual stories are weighing on the overall market today. one of them, the company cut its sales and profit growth forecast. it is because of venezuela, which makes up about two percent of its sales. currency exchange fluctuation policy changes there in venezuela will be cutting into the company earnings sales. amazon.com being downgraded to neutral -- from neutral to buy. a survey asked if customers $20 more were $40 more and the numbers dropped considerably. ubs is now downgrading the stock. trip advisor, the best performer in the s&p 500 today after it came out with numbers, revenue up 26%, beating estimates. earnings per share dropped. up 60%.on the site is >> thank you. the senate is now going -- voting on final passage to extend the debt limit. peter cook is joining us for right now with the latest. the procedural vote we just saw, a good sign? >> the closest thing you could get to a cliffhanger in washington. we jus

resumptionwhat wesley, i think i can -- somewhat presumptuously. that box.o things in there is a steady, constant string of immigrants coming to american shores. [applause] who come arents self-selected. they have the most courage, the most sense of optimism, the ofatest sense of the ability day and fellow immigrants to make things new. many think about it, the strongest come. it takes a lot of courage to pick up and say i'm heading to a country that may not particularly want to me and i do not speak the language but i'm going anyway. it takes a special breed of person. that is the first thing. the second thing is in the united states, whether you are naturalized american citizen or by birth, you are talking the time you are a child to challenge orthodoxy. we are the only nation in the world where as difficult as our elementary school education is and we criticize it and we want to make it better and it must be made better, no child in america is ever criticized for challenging orthodoxy. think about every other country including our allies. orthod