find out why our next guest is betting on the duty william hill -- the boutique william hill. ♪ >> aheadsee what stocks could be on the move. brendan kelly is with us. bp shares seven percent lower in the last month. is it warranted, that sort of decline? do you think it has found a bottom? >> i think it may have. it is above its 200-day moving average. a lot of the selloff has been overdone. confidencepects, improved in respect to russia. bp could be the one to watch. we have seen the ban lifted on its exploration within the gulf of mexico. it could be in a good position to undertake some sort of profitability from the u.s. shale market. it will be one for watch to me. it could be a good play with confidence returning to that sector. ,> we mentioned william hill the betting company. talk to us about your views. some people have been worried about regulatory issues. think that has been reflected in the share price over the last six months. william hill is well below its precrisis highs. i do feel there has been a raft of downgrades. murderedt absolutely by the budget along with the insur

. >> reporter: if you're behind the gates and airport at the -- his dad william hill received a lifethe son followed the father into prison. >> when i did get involved in robberies. i did feel that i had the right to do it. you know nothing because nobody owed me anything. it was just the lifestyle i had grew up in. >> but for daryl hill that's not to satisfy two of his sons were also in state penitentiary, why nothing anybody else brought. >> there's nothing proud, nothing happen. nothing to cooperaten by. i fit herrer dave. >> a justice defendant finds that nearly 5 inches in state prison have relatives that are related. daryl hill not only followed his father into crime he joined him. darnell says he hardly knew his job a career criminal. then in 1990 father and the then 22-year-old darnell kidnapped a father and young daughter while the victims were coming out of a movie theater. my moe cushion was with my father and my how. what's going on? why is this just taking a turn for the worse. >>> the u.s. department of of health and human services. corrections officials think thattest

loudoun county, prince william, culpeper, shenandoah county. chief meteorologist doug hill joins us with what we can expect next. doug? >> we will be warming up later this week and am a but am afraid it will be temporary. more cold air in our future. most of this his reign at this point, moving out to sea. we will stay cold tonight. seven, 8, 9, 10 inches of snow, the st. lot of snow patrick's day. the 10 inches at washington-dulles, the second-biggest march storm, the 10th biggest at reagan national. it did not make the list that bwi marshall. they're happy about that. coming up, we will show you warmer temperatures. that's it for now. >> all right, thanks, doug. a bus crash in the snow in stafford county. this happened on southbound i-95 bus driving with a from new york to georgia. he driver was going too fast for conditions. that driver, qilong xiao, is being charged for reckless driving and is being held without bond. hearing, anday's attorney for charles severance said that he would fight efforts to return them to loudoun county where he faces weapons charges. the pros

syndicated columnist george will, juan williams, columnist with "the hill" and judge andrew napolitano, fox news senior judicial analyst. we've been talking about obamacare and how many that played and will play in 2014. here's what minority leader -- house minority leader pelosi said about that today. >> i'm very proud of our house democrats and how they have not only embraced the affordable care act but they helped create it but how proud they are of it. i think that the republicans are wasting their time using that as their electoral issue, and they will find that out. >> okay. judge, thoughts? >> well, i think in terms of what she's speaking about, she's really misreading the country. i mean, the rollout was a disaster, the enforcement of it is a disaster. i would defy anybody to say what's being enforced and what parts are not and the democrats are running from it. i think that this is the republicans' strongest argument for increasing their -- their status in the senate, perhaps taking it over and increasing their numbers in the house. every single democrat seeking re-election vo

judge andrew napolitano, fox news senior judicial analyst, juan williams, columnist with "the hill" newspaperyndicated columnist charles krauthammerch the president and the pope had two very different readouts of their meeting today. the president came out afterwards and in a news conference he said they talked primarily about income inequality and conflicts around the world, but the vatican had a different read out. let put it up on the screen. they said that the two men discussed the exercise of the rights to religious freedom, life and conscientious objection meaning the birth control mandate in obamacare and abortion. judge napolitano, how do you explain the apparent contradiction? >> i guess the president didn't want to appear to be chastized by -- by the pope or by the cardinal who is the secretary of state whose office actually issued that statement. look, this is clearly on the mind of the vatican. it's on the mind of the vatican because i cannot tell you a time in american history in the modern era, post-civil war era, when the catholic church has been so aligned uniformly against th

let's bring in our panel, syndicated columnist george will, juan williams columnist with "the hill" andr carlson host of "fox & friends weekend." tucker, your thoughts on this and what is setting up in the republican party, cpac in particular. >> you can tell who the high school debate was. i mean, ted cruz with k talk and it matters in a venue like cpac and in the primary states, especially the early primary states, but i'm with christie on one point. it would worth hearing a clear articulation of what republicans are for and that's missing and the reason it's missing there's no consensus. the republican party, conservative movement for free trade, interventionist foreign policy? where is it on a whole host of issues? there's no consensus and coalition parts of the party disagree. no union set of beliefs other than opposing obama which i think is a worthy goal but it's not a world view and at some point it would be nice to see a gathering like cpac debate it out. let's figure out what we're for. >> christie's big line, obviously his coming out party after all this controversy, juan, wa

. >> william burns was on capitol hill monday to discuss the u.s.-russian relations. he testified for about two hours, 20 minutes. >> this hearing will come to order. let me thank deputy secretary of . ate burns for coming this was planned obviously well before the current state of events, understanding the schedule. of your we appreciate your still being with us here today, as well as our panelists for being willing to provide your perspective of the increasingly violent situation in syria and the russian intervention in ukraine. as a caution ri note, we have a vote taking place at 11:20, so we may pause to take that vote. to the increasing threat of violence across syria's borders, into lebanon and iraq. of great concern is the proliferation of al-qaeda splinter groups and the increasingly sec tarne rhetoric that offers -- sectarian rhetoric. it opens the door for an iranian to ored terrorist network justify their presence as a protector of the siah's while antagonizing russian's sovereign states. the spill-over is dangerous, and in lebanon there has been an uptick

the morgan hill times reporting that william tank lines paid $27,000 for cleanup costs and expects to pay more. last month investigators say a speeding car lost control, slammed into the center divide and into the tanker causing it to flip. initial report shows the driver was at fault but she uninsured. >> time to check in with meteorologist christina loren. a look at the forecast. >> have the showers and you know what, it's nothing heavy out there but it's enough rainfall to get your highways slick that could lead to a slower than normal drive. take it easy out. there mike is all over. it's back to work, back to business monday. temperatures are pretty comfortable. we're close to 60 degrees, you have the rain cooled air coming in especially in sonoma county, marin county, the south bay we're getting light scattered activity. it's more organized. to the north of the golden gate bridge, that will be the case most of the morning. this is what we are expecting. a little patchy fog in san francisco for today and 60. the sunshine and 70s kind of a jackpot day down in the south bay. tempera

joining us now, lauren ashburn, fox contributor, jim garrity, and juan williams, fox news analyst and a columnist for "the hill." interesting choice of diane sawyer. how did she do in that interview with christie? >> i think she handled it well. she asked tough questions, got him to be emotional. she's the new barbara walters. as barbara is fading off the stage, making that decision on her own, she is becoming the person that you have to come and sit down on the couch with in order to rehab your image. >> but lauren, how did you feel when you were watching that? >> i felt wonderful. and, you know, it was very difficult for me over those 11 weeks. >> and i couldn't sleep and i couldn't eat. >> my son was talking to me about whether or not i did it. >> now, jim garrity, obviously, this report has limitations and at times it reads like a defense brief. but with msnbc attacking it again and again and again, it almost seems like msnbc is taking the role of the prosecution. >> very accurate. a democratic governor offering here is what my guys said, i'm not responsible for this. i'd be screaming bloody murder. democr

hill, nbc news, new york. >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. brian williams will be here tomorrow. i'm lester holt, reporting from new york. for all of us here at nbc news, good night. \s >>> good evening. i'm dine dwyer. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. >> suspended state senator leland yee of san francisco is scheduled to make an appearance in federal court tomorrow. he's accused in an extension corruption scandal exposed after a five-year fbi sting. though the evidence appears , experts say it's far from an open and shut case. nbc's bay area monty fronsies is live in redwood city where he just spoke to a legal analyst. >> reporter: terry, good evening. most of the charges that leland yee faces have to do with public corruption. those kinds of charges are difficult to prove. leland yee's political career may well be over but the legal case against him is another

hill, nbc news, hendersonville, tennessee. >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. brian williams will be here tomorrow.'m lester holt, reporting from new york. for all of us here at nbc news, good night. >>> it's a race against time for people trapped under a massive mud slide. now officials in washington state are warning of flash flooding. we'll see you the damage left behind. plus, new questions about rail safety and the train's transporting thousands of gallons of fuel into the bay area, and stanford shocks the nation. the cardinal busting everyone's bracket and kicking kansas out of tournament. hear from fans on stanford's first trip to the sweet 16 in many years. >>> gonk, i'm terry mcsweeney. diane dwyer is off tonight. we'll get to those stories. first right off the top, let's get to breaking news. fire fighters battling a four-alarm fire in vallejo at the intersection of

williams. about the debate coming up in the house today, "the hill" says flood insurance approved by congress in2012 would be scaled back under a deal each monday between house republicans and democrats, in a rare bipartisan deal which gop leaders plan to bring to the floor for a vote. the response to complaints from flooded out constituents, who say the law would require them to pay much more for federal flood insurance. the debate later today. the 2015 budget, being released today. more details from the washington journal. l costacal reporter robert joins us. we are waiting for the release of the president's budget but your front page post talked about the budget that it will set up the debate on poverty. talk about your story this morning. great to be here. what we're seeing from president obama is a move towards the midterm elections. we are seeing the release of election your documents. blueprints for the party. moving towards a compromise on capitol hill but that are establishing where they want to go, how they would govern if they could have a majority in either chamber. mention paul ryan

. >> hill will have another chance when he becomes eligible for parole again in the future. for williamsnths here for felony prosecution, the time is now. >> today is my day, the sentence, i am getting ready to go home. trying to contain it right now. >> vuslept? >> no. they will stay with him until he boards a bus for home. >> how does it feel walking out of here? >> like heaven. ready for my freedom. >> $50. when you get on the bus. count it out for you. you will receive it on the bus. williams is given state issued civilian clothing t probably won't compare to the outfit he was first arrested n. >> hot shorts. and a pair of snow boots and a leather jacket and a nice bra. that was it. >> what do you happening of your new clothes? >> i guess i like them. >> will you bewaring that on the street? >> not at all. i would not bewaring this on the the street. i have clothes at home. these are going to the trash and burned as soon as possible. within minutes they are outside the confines of santa rose a. >> we are out of here. >> thank god it is over. >> never appreciate the small things in li

hill. host: is william ackman a republican or democrat? guest: i think he is a democrat. is very close to cory booker and has given cory booker money over the years and talked about his friendship with him. and he did give money to the democratic senatorial reelection campaign commission on the day that mr. markey won the nomination for mr. kerry's senate seat about a year ago but mr. ackman says it is just a coincidence that that donation was made the same day that mr. markey won the nomination. host: talking about corporate money's influence in washington. cap, alabama. republican caller. the local -- caller: how much has mr. ackman donated in total to various democratic politicians particular mr. markey and ms. sanchez? i will take your answer off the phone. guest: as i was saying, he gave money to the democratic senatorial campaign committee on the day that mr. markey won the nomination. he has given money to mr. booker. he has given money to some republicans. he has not given money directly to mr. markey or to ms. sanchez. his sister did make a donation, a small dona

kurdish foreign secretary william hague -- british foreign secretary william hague in the house of commons. >> jack lew heads to capitol hill wednesday to testify on the president's 3.9 trillion dollar 2015 budget request. he appears before the senate finance committee at 10:30 a.m. eastern. c-span 3 and on you can join the conversation on twitter and facebook. >> white house budget director testifies wednesday on the president 2015 budget request. eastern onng at 2:00 c-span numeral three. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. >> we do not have a criminal investigation role. .e have a vast enforcement role to enforce the federal securities laws and make sure wall street abides by the rules. have the criminal authority. we have the power to bring civil action, civil fraud action against those who violate the federal securities laws. we cannot send anyone to jail, but we can assess civil penalties. there is some legislation in congress to give us the ability to assess higher penalties. we can require those two discords their ill-gotten gains. to barhave the power somebody from the securities industry so they

hill are pushing for that. these are both very interesting takes on this issue. michael lighter and williamney, appreciate you're joining. >> the battle of the day, we want to know from you, do you think snowden is a traitor or hero? weigh in by choosing one of two hash tags rfd traitor or rfd hero. we'll share your responses throughout the show. up next on "ronan farrow daily", we're asking you to shine a light on some of the youngest victims of the syrian war. it is accompanied by shocking testimonials about the conflict there. please don't go away. if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line community, that helps our members connect and share ideas to make smart business decisions. if you mess up, fess up. be your partners best partner. we built it for our members, but it's open for everyone. there's not one way to do something. no details too small. american express open forum. this is what membership is. this is what membership does. geico motorcycle. see how much you co

williams was shot four times in the gun battle but survived. >>> today a bay area lawmaker plans to introduce legislation to prevent people from sabotaging pg&e substations. jerry hill says the bill would help to prevent coordinated attacks. last april 17 transformers were destroyed in a coordinated sniper attack at a pg&e substation. the new legislation would require electric ewe tills in california to develop better security systems. meantime police are warning people who live in the east bay about someone possibly posing as a worker for east bay mud. a ford truck belonging to the company was stolen on thursday night. authorities are concerned the thief might try to impersonate a water district employee because a work badge, hard hat, and safety vest were all inside the truck. authorities say it was last spotted over the weekend at redwood christian church. >>> voluntary water cuts due to the drought in san francisco are paying off. according to the san francisco examiner, water use in the city has dropped 18% since the end of january. that is when the san francisco public utilities commission first asked customers to voluntarily cut back wateriest by 10%. a serie

hill" newspaper. he specializes in lobbying. we will go to william and joplin, missouri. good morning. caller: good morning. i hear about mccain going over there, newman. i have a friend whose parents live there. american mercenaries in that group. saying that kerry the government better not do nothing to the peaceful , which makes him the highest-paid lyre in america because a month ago there were peaceful protests around the white house in 100 people were arrested. people are begging to back to protect them from the government and now this morning, the head of the neo-nazi, they killed them. host: all right, william. u.s. leaders going overseas and international pressure. can you talk about the role of members of congress when it comes to these lobbying contracts for foreign countries and what kind of pressure they can put on the companies themselves when we get into a tense relationship with another country? lobbyists for foreign governments are always under pressure trying to seek out who can protect the interest of their clients. that could be some member of congress who is either

williams in kiev. thank you so much for that reporting. >>> coming up, how's putin's land grab playing stateside. defense secretary chuck hagel got an earful on capitol hill earlier today. >> mr. putin denies there are troops in russia. when mr. lavrov says today that they can't withdraw russian troops because there are no -- no russian troops in crimea, does that have some echoes to you of cold war? >> well, i think secretary kerry addressed this pretty clearly. in his comments. specifically about your point. about no evidence -- >> i was asking for your view, sir. >> i agree with secretary kerry. >> which is? >> he laid it all out about we don't accept anything that president putin said as fact about why they had to protect the so-called ethnic minority in crimea. [ fishing rod casting line, marching band playing ] [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthy. [ m'm... ] great taste. [ tapping ] sounds good. campbell's healthy request. m'm! m'm! good.® campbell's healthy request. olet's say you pay your tguy ar

hill. he said that for 30 years before the presidency. i found a speech that ronald reagan gave in june of 1952 to a little tiny college called william woods college in missouri not far from where churchill made his iron curtain speech a few years earlier. and in that speech, he said america is less of a police van and idea. think about that. america is less of a place than an idea. the idea of america is nothing but the love of freedom in each one of us it is simply the idea that basis of the country in our religion the idea of the dignity of man and the idea that deep within the heart of each one of us is something so godlike all of us have a god shaped vacuum in our heart only god alone can fill. it's a vacuum that only god can fill. something so godlike and precious that no individual or group has the right to impose their will upon the people so well as they can decide for themselves. when they said it over and over again and he was ridiculed for this thought only in my own mind have thought of america as a place in the design scheme of things that was set aside as a promised land hike and erika said god aside for a special purpose. a

william -- williamsburg conference. we thank him for all of his help. to say ton, i want the trustees on the stage, welcome. mrs. carla hills and her husband, mr. rod hills, as well as judge webster. without further ado, please join me in welcoming bob schieffer, who has little show called "face the nation," which is number one on sundays. bob. [applause] >> andrew told me that they had to cut off invitations at 600 for this. this is far and away the largest group we have ever had. thank you all. and i know why you are here. this is one of the best panels we have ever gotten in here at the same time in the same place. thank you all for coming. just to get it going, we're going to talk about russia, obviously, with the two men that i'm proud to say are not just long-time friends, but at veriest times over the 45 years that i've been in washington, they have been very good sources for me. [laughter] sometimes on the record, sometimes maybe not. dr. brezinski and general scope rocked -- general scop roger: ofwell as the "new york times ear cup -- of the "new york times." burzynski that mr. was a senior advisor of the president

hill. he said that for 30 years before the presidency. i found a speech that reagan gave, a commencement speech in june 1952 to a little, tiny women's college called william woods college in missouri, in fulton, missouri, not far from where churchill made his iron curtain speech just a few years earlier. and in that speech reagan said: america is less of a place than an idea. think about that. chew that over. america is less of a place than an idea. it really is. right? the idea of america is nothing but the inherent love of freedom in each one of us. it is simply the idea of the basis of this country and our religion, the idea of the dignity of man, deep within the heart of each one of us is something so god-like, augustin said all of us have a god-shaped vacuum in our hearts that only god alone can fill, right? it's a vacuum that's god-shaped. only god can fit that piece. each one -- there's something so god-like and so precious that no individual or group has right to impose his or its will upon people so well as they can decide for themselves. and reagan said in that speech in 1952, and he said it over and over and over again, and he was ridiculed for

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