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danielle. >> all right. susan mcginnis in washington, thank you. >>> the u.s. and china have agreed to more cooperation on the issue of cyber attacks. defense secretary leon panetta met with the chinese defense minister yesterday at the pentagon. both men agreed that cyber attacks against the u.s. don't come exclusively from china. six months ago u.s. intelligence experts accused china of stealing high-tech u.s. data. >>> the bodies of a missing tennessee mother and her oldest daughter have been identified by the fbi, but two younger daughters remain unaccounted for. the bodies of joann bane and her daughter adrienne were found bhiem a home in northern mississippi. the house belongs to family friend adam mayes who the fbi believes abducted them. he's on the run and they believe the two young daughters are still with him. >>> now to politics. in a late-night i'm, rick santorum endorsed mitt romney urging supporters to deny president obama a second term. we both agree that president obama must be defeated, santorum wrote. the task will not be easy. it will requir

so, you daniel, you are in jail and now you are a free man. how you are doing?a lot better than i was 48 hoururs ago. >> it helped they let me consult on the scene. in real life -- >> do you kill ted dannen. >> in my fictional life. >> did you murder her? >> this time, we shoot over and over again to capture different angles, one at a time. >> ready for your close-up. >> i always wanted to say. >> that the work is tedious. >> i said charges in the allegation. fortunately, my co-stars help me along. that is christa allen. >> it looks good. you are acting and reacting. >> any comments on the accusation of corruption and fraud? >> cut. >> seven hours later, it's a wrap. >> i had no idea it's so much work. >> thank you, cynthia mcfadden, for joining us. >> i don't plan on giving up my "nightline" job you did it's great to see how they make the magic. >> just for the record, did you murder tyler barrel? >> he said no. my excellent adventure. and finally, on a more serious

i think that's wrong. >> if you could say something to danielle right now, what would it be? any pain. we didn't plan to cause you any pain. i don't know what went on, what's going on in your head, but we meant no harm. we meant no harm and i'm sorry if we did harm you. >> i want this to be over with. i don't want to be recognized for anything. i want to go on living my life and not have people look down at me because, oh, you're that kidnapper guy or anything like that. i just want to live my life, back to normal, back before all this. i just want to be who i was. >> in 2003, jimmy carlyle, travis peya and jonathan cockrell all plead no contest to charges of kidnapping and assault. jimmy is sentenced to four months and travis peya and jonathan cockrell each get eight months. all three had their sentences suspended pending the successful completion of probation, at which point the kidnapping charges will be removed from their records.

. >> good morning to you, danielle. jpmorgan chase makes a stunning announcement, admitting it lost $2 billion in a matter of weeks. the money was in a derivative portfolio that was actually designed to help control jpmorgan's risks. in a conference call ceo jamie dimon characterized the losses as a result of sloppiness and bad judgment. the bank expected to make a $200 million profit for this quarter. it's now saying it will lose $800 million. shares of jpmorgan's stock fell 7% in after-hour trading. other bank stocks dropped as well. >>> slow growth in china sent overseas markets tumbling. me kay lost 0.5% and hang seng fell more than 1%. >>> on wall street blue chips broke a six day losing streak. dow was up 19 points while the nasdaq was down 1. >>> fewer americans applied for unemployment benefits last week. the weekly applications fell by 1,000 for the week ending may 5th, suggesting job growth could be picking up. however, long-term unemployment runs out in eight states meaning about 200,000 people will stop rece

good morning, ashley. >> good morning to you, danielle. disappointing u.s. corporate earnings triggered a selloff in overseas march kay. nikkei fell 0.5. hong kong's hang seng shed more than 0.5. >>> the uncertainty over european debt crisis sent stocks tumbling on wall street. the dow fell 200 points before closing 76. the nasdaq lost 11. >>> drivers can breathe easier since it looks like gas prices won't hit record high levels in summer. >>> a battle in congress could end up costing more than 7 million americans a lot of money. on tuesday, senate republicans blocked a democratic bill that would keep interest rates on stafford student loans at their current level. those rates will double in july without congressional action. both parties want to extend the current rates but cannot agree how to pay the $6 billion legislation. >>> it's getting more expensive for retirees to pay for health care. according to a study by fidelity investments, a 65-year-old couple retiring this year, will need about $240,000 to cover their medical expenses. that's up more than 4%

you can. i know there are a lot of unknowns and i want to go on to me that is relation norman and daniel again to the. gentlemen please you know i knew this was going to happen everybody has their own poll evidence here ok and this is a problem here daniel you say you have polls that say that's correct just the opposite in norm and you say polling data says another thing i mean what's going on here daniel first go ahead but what happens is i just got sworn in front of you that saying i want an answer to the exact same question ninety four percent feel that if there were no israel it would be a tragedy so we have different polling data on that i have in front of me another poll taken of college students only that said that eighty three percent said that caring about israel is an important part of being jewish i have to tell you that i think that if you spend your time at college campuses you end up with the loudest voices on college campuses being heard i have a son in college who frankly is concentrating on getting his graduation next month and although i'm sure that he's been raised correctly

greatest gift that god has blessed me with is the joy of being a mom to two beautiful doctors, i love you danielle and sierra and i am so proud to be your momm. the authorities want to solve this case but the way the information is released is questioning. >> reporter: this week, on monday the sheriff officials said they identified a red volkswagen jetta associated with her disappearance and put out a photo. what they did not tell us is they already had the car in custody. >> we had it before monday. when we realized that the public was looking for the car instead of telling us when they had seen the car in the past we had to put out a clarification that we actually did have the car but looking for information about the car and the driver. >> smith says the department did not mean to mislead the department or the public. she would not say if sierra was seen in this car. >> the media is so helpful for us but we are not going to release something that might hurt where we are going and our objective. >> reporter: the sheriff says they have 80 pieces of video as evidence. some show the car near sierra

here on our team head on over to the business department to argue that daniel bushell good to see you daniel you've been keeping your eyes on the numbers all day now any good news to report for us yes the u.s. government just said job loss claims fell open wall street higher the big growing off the yesterday eight shares but not much on news the u.s. trade deficit its job now the all ts is edging closer to fifteen hundred in the last hour of trade here in moscow investors look at the central bank called to keep the refinancing rate on change this chick share move the corporate results suggest the russian economy is healthy make it come to a twenty eleven profits accelerating shares five percent and also announce net gains of more painful portugal the vatican has held talks with the government over lisbon his decision to suspend the corpus cristi and also holidays portugal says the euro crisis is people called to forward to take a break but try to say even this won't help more than hope of investors think at least one member will quit the single currency this year according to a new poll out

i love you danielle and sierra. i'm proud to be your mom. and there is a search underway for the missing 15-year-old. today, search and rescue crews and the first land search by deputies since april 21. >> and now, a cheer ultimatum and a deadline for them to leave or risk arrest. the protestors have been camped out on a piece of land almost three weeks. this land is at san pablo and marin avenues. we're live now with the latest. laura? >> well, first came the blockade, then locked gates. now, police and a choice if they clear out by morning the university says these occupiers will have input in a community meeting to decide what happened here in the future. >> by hope they're able to take question for an answer. >> the latest communications that those occupying the tract get out by saturday morning to secure two sneets a larnler community meeting about urban farming. >> there is until 10:00 in the morning to decide whether they want a seat on the table. they have a choice to make. >> despite having the police and private security on hand, t

walking up to a truckload of people with guns. >> logan: and the last thing you want to do is kill an innocent person? >> danieln: but you also don't want it to be you? >> daniel beans: it's a double- edged sword, yes, ma'am. >> logan: in this part of afghanistan, the taliban still has strong support, in spite of the surge of u.s. troops. but they've changed their tactics. instead of taking the marines on in a close-up fight, they're concentrating now on a weapon that costs them little-- bigger, deadlier roadside bombs. this is the scene of a massive attack on the brothers' battalion. five marines were trapped inside this burning vehicle. the roadside bomb they hit was so powerful, it sent their 17- ton m-rap flying through the air. >> wood: you just don't flip an m-rap. it doesn't happen. it has to be a massive amount of explosives. >> logan: did you think, "they could all be dead"? >> wood: of course. of course. >> logan: what are you telling yourself? >> wood: bargaining. >> logan: bargaining? >> wood: bargaining. i was praying a little bit and asking for it not to be all of them, and... maybe two, not three

good to see you, danielle. >> nice to see you as well. >> in her death we're reminded how impactful herwas on disco, '70s, '80s, her look, everything that encompassed donna summer. what do you see as defining her legacy? >> the thing about donna summer, i think she was underrated. i think people forget how much she was trained in the church, how social she was. frankly they forget how many grammys she won and how many records she sold. >> five grammys, 14 top ten hits. she really was always climbing the billboard charts. she really brought a new kind of music. she brought a new flair to disco. >> she did. she brought soul to it frankly. back in those days it was bee gees, there was something high style, soul. >> you talk about her background in gospel music. she tells the story of it came to her at 10 years old singing in church and it came to her, wow, i have this beautiful voice and this is going to be my future. how did she make the transition from gospel to this music. >> sheches a talented girl and businesswoman. she came to new york. she auditioned. she was on stage in productions

i hate jack daniels. youck daniels. >> no not no more. >> i know, i know. >> get a shot glass of jim beam. >> oh, yeah, yeah, do it the right way. >> i'll do that for you. >> all right. that's all i ask. >> i ain't gonna drink it. >> i didn't ask you to drink it. >> it will go on the ground. >> go ahead.

i hate jack daniel's. you like jack daniel's. >> not no more. >> i know, i know, i know. of jim beam. >> oh, yeah, yeah, do it the right way. >> i'll do that for you. >> all right. that's all i ask. >> i ain't going to drink it. >> i didn't ask you to drink it. >> going into town. >> go ahead. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> an inmate assaults a prison staff member. >> hold on to him. hold on. >> [ bleep ]! rip my [ bleep ] guts out when i'm getting ready -- [ bleep ]. >> while other inmates turn the violence against themselves. >> i cut my vein. [ bleep ] is squirting. >> i have a daughter that just turned 13 years old

hundred thirteen dollars a barrel bill and that's the business you're up to date now daniel thanks very much indeed more from you later daniel bushell lawal like coming up. into europe we also get an american economic pundit if there is a way out that will be after the headlines stay with us live this is r.t. in moscow. led mission and free accreditation free transport charges free arrangement free risk free still charged for instance. the old free blog just plug in video for your media projects a free media oh god r.t. dot com. it is easy to. see. the money. lead . to. the millennium .

at the white house, danielle nottingham, now back to you. >> thank you, danielle. president obama is expected to be on the ground and live coverage tonight at 7:30 right here on wusa after 9news at 7:00. louisiana la fayette park -- thousands spontaneously gathered in that park in front of the white house to celebrate. andrea mccarren was there that sunday night and she has more on what happened in the year since. >>> what a memorable night that was. and one manmade a lasting impression on us, a father who felt compelled to be here to honor his fallen son. amist the sea of flags and patriotic in la fayette park stood thomas. he emerged as the faith of our all night coverage. a proud, grieving father whose son served in iraq, returned home, and ended his life two years later. >> i miss him every day. >> reporter: sumner had fallen through the cracks. his physical injuries healed, his emotional scars did not. >> invisible wounds. the mental trauma and the aspect, like in sumner's case, he wanted to serve. being thrown out, being a thrown away hero. >> worldwide atten

at the white house, danielle nottingham, derek, now back to you. >> thanks, daniel. >> new at 6:00, fairfax county police are trying to piece together exactly how a woman was killed after a possible traffic altercation today. a woman killed, ken is in alexandria with details on that. ken. >> reporter: yeah, here's what we know for certain. a 21-year-old woman is dead and police are on the lookout for the driver of a black chevy suv that had temporary tags. we understand that woman was found here on the street with severe injuries. she was taken to a nearby hospital where she later died. police are not characterizing the motive of this debt at this point. they simply say they are looking at all kinds of possibilities, including this, perhaps being the result of road rage. investigators did say the victim was involved in an argument with another driver. however, they are not giving any con cluesives information as to what happened. they will know for certain when the investigation is complete. those near the scene earlier today describe what they saw as gruesome. >> going past, i saw a woman

so i don't know what kind of salary you guys make. >> daniel stone, are you kidding?n pay, as long as you can pay the price, and are healthy enough obviously, we hope that in several years that you will be able to to do that with a u.s. company. there is a russian company that is providing commercial space flight to civilians and citizens. it's called the soluse capsule, what we use for transfer to the international space station. you can buy a picture on that. the availability of seats is extremely limited. you have to go to russia for about six months to train. >> yeah. >> so we are hoping that when the u.s. gets back in the business of transporting people to space and current plans are that we, depend upon funding and technical progress, we could see that around 2017 and if we are successful with this partnership arrangement 2010 nasa and the private sector, you guys may be able to purchase a seat. >> make a reservation. phil, i am curious on the other side of this monetary equation if you will space exploration technology which developed the space x, how are they

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at the white house, danielle nottingham, lesli, back to you. >> danielle. thank you.sia and china have been the roadblocks inside the council so far and they have rejected any tough action against syria. >>> the former president of liberia charles taylor was sentenced the 50 years in prison today. the judge in the case says taylor is guilty of aiding, abetting and planning some of the most heinous and brutal crimes recorded in human history. taylor helped rebels murder and mutilate thousands during their country's civil war. the sentence was handed down in an international criminal court near the hague. >>> britain's supreme court has given the go ahead for wikileaks founder julian assange to be extradited to sweeten. he should be -- sweden. he should be sent to sweden to face sex crimes allegations. he was not in court when the ruling came down. >> the request for mr. assange's extradition has been lawfully made and his appeal against extradition is accordingly dismissed. >> now julian assange did send a tweet to his online followers saying -- his lawyers immediately

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more of good news there well next hour hopefully you'll be doing with bill dodd good luck to you thanks daniel. in just a moment the headlines and then it's going to be julian our science to stay with us . there hasn't been anything good on t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact on. the source material is what helps keep journalism on us we. we want to present. something real. my parents really truly honestly believe that what had happened was as a result of my father's exposure to agent orange i was born with multiple problems . i was missing my leg and my fingers and my big toe on my right foot i use my hands a lot in my artwork i find myself drawing my hands quite a bit to me for my hands you know just as if anyone would. but they do tell a story they tell a story of.

that's a cross over to our teaser daniel bush will be business good to see you again daniel at this hour i understand you've spoken to a banker who wants more from russia's new president yes the vladimir putin got the job on monday and. thinks he should help more minority shareholders in big public companies. and the important thing as i said there was a new economy policy and. friendly this policy will be towards minority investors take a simple example of gazprom which and says that investment program at no point should be threatened but those arrest will be basically be taken in texas why not imagine you're a minority investor so some money will be spent for infrastructure projects investment program and the other minor will be paid in taxes so what are you getting as a minority investor in a sense there's a tendency to treat the whole russian economy as belonging to the state and the past to serve the interest of the state which is true which is right and probably is good for the russian economy but this way we're moving it's a bit left just more food if you understand you know it's

drinking jack daniels. and you the sunset wearing my favorite jacket, which i never got back. i thought it was a price worth paying. >> it was blue, it fitted me, it was everything that i wanted in a jacket. but you just took it. you probably have 1,000 jackets. it was -- i have said this many times on this show. it was the single greatest rock performance i have ever seen. by anybody. it was just incredible. secondly, it was one of the most outrageous spectacles, the whole 24 hours i have ever been party to. fighting at press conferences, drunk rampaging, everything i thought rock music could be about. thirdly the interview, when i played it back, was one of the most lucid, smart, intelligent interviews that i have ever done. >> as much partying that went on in those days, i always tried to be somewhat intelligent when it came to having a discussion with somebody or an interview or whatever. i did my best, i had my moments, but there were times i was really out to lunch. >> when i reinterviewed you for "gq" magazi

daniel thank you see you next hour. in just a moment here on the program i'll be back with the headlines and then it's time for .

thanks a lot yeah see you later daniel bushell there well in a few minutes we'll be speaking or man who's just been appointed to one of russia's top jobs that's after a roundup of our top stories with me live here in moscow this is r.t. . down the official t. application to your i phone i pod touch from the i q. drops to. life on the go. video on demand. my old girls. are in. that speech now in the palm of your. question on all t.v. dot com. is easy to. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture . soon which brightened if you only bounce from fun stupid. stunts on t.v. dot com. my parents really truly honestly believe that what had happened was as a result of my father's exposure to agent orange i was born with multiple problems . i was missing my leg and my fingers and my big toe on my right foot i use my hands a lot in my artwork i find myself drawing my hands quite a bi

i hate jack daniels. youi know, i know. >> yeah, yeah, do it the right way. >> i'll do that for you. >> all right. that's all i ask. >> i ain't going to drink it.

i hate jack daniels. youi know, i know. >> yeah, yeah, do it the right way. >> i'll do that for you. >> all right. that's all i ask. >> i ain't going to drink it. >> i'm going to show you what i'm made of. >> he is easily the most volatile of inmates ever to appear here. >> oh, my god, i want a transfer. >> but now is it possible he's discovered true love? >> we've been together four years. it's just something that happened. >> this man ranks as one of the most talked-about inmates featured on lockup. but now he's out of prison and

i want you to take the money and run. danielle in nevada. danielle. >> caller: hi, how you doing? eal good, danielle, how about you? >> caller: i love your show. i'm doing good. and you help a little investor like me. >> that's what i want to do. >> caller: i'm doing mgm resorts international and ticker is mgm. >> inexpensive stock. vegas has been down on its luck. we know that from wynn. i'd rather have you stick with las vegas sands, lvs. billy in texas? >> caller: boo-yah, brother jim. >> what's shaking? >> caller: this is brother billy bradbury from texas, and i'm calling to honor my father bill senior, who was a huge fan of yours. whose last wish was to lease our 200-acres of barnett shale in parker county. >> he's a successful man. i'm sure he led a long and happy life and he's got a good boy. what's up? >> caller: the texaco stock he earned as an executive with quaker oats company. i wanted to know if this would be a good time to sell. >> he had horse sense. i don't want you to sell. i think there's a big turn going on. i'm not concerned about these ideas of breaking up. it

. >> you should not be behind the wheel if you are intoxicated. >> daniel gonzales is 38 years on ther six years. got ugly in chicago withotesters clashed police tonight. ♪ that was the good parts of the protests. people weren arrested, though. is near the site of the nato summit. thousands of people made their downtown chicago to the convention center. it was mostly peaceful until end, when protesters tried police line that was the perimeter of the convention center. there were also protests closer home. outside theers of timothyme geithner today. activists from 25 states called on timothy geithner to stand with the 99%. they marched in the streets. it was mostly peaceful, it's not whether tim geithner was even home at the time. martin mother of trayvon appeared at a baltimore church today. >> it is so easy for me to cry right now. it is so easy for me to cry day, but i cannot. have work to do. >> she received a standing ovation. she told the congregation that the church tong of some of the thousands people who supported her family justice for her son. george zimmerman is charged wit

but the truth is, you want to pick somebody who is noncontroversial, and that's why, you know, danielshave a little trouble with what he's previously said about a news for a truce on social issues and might rankle some of the republican base and there's that possibility, but you have to like portman, he has pretty good conservative credentials and may not be that exciting, but wouldn't tick everybody off. >> we'll pick another category, if you're tied you say this is where you want someone to bring a zing into it. and help out. who do you have on the list? >> you've got to like marco rubio not just because he's hispanic and would be the first hispanic on the national ticket for a major party, but the fact that he comes from florida, a swing state. that's where you're looking for mcdonald in virginia, which is going to be all important for him. maybe pat toomey up in pennsylvania or kelly iott in new hampshire where he'd like to win. and grind out a narrow advantage. and if he's behind and needs to jazz it up. >> i feel like a doctor consultation in front of the patient, a guy who used