zack is called to testify, and even with zane floyd's strikingly different appearance, zack had no probleming him. >> i saw him in the courtroom. it was the same person i saw in the store. he was just evil. >> zane floyd is convicted on four counts of first degree murder and receives the harshest penalty allowed by law. >> verdict. we the jury in the above-entitled case impose a sentence of death. >> floyd's case is on appeal in federal court. >>> coming up, a mom out for a day of shoplifting, and you'll never guess who's helping. >> i've never seen anything like it. it's unbelievable. >>> plus, a young man having a seizure gets pickpocketed. couldn't even feel myself at all. >> video that will leave you speechless when "caught on camera: witness to the crime" continues. did you get my e-mail? [ man ] i did. so, what'd you think of the house? did you see the school rating? oh, you're right. hey, babe, i got to go. bye, daddy. have a good day at school, okay? ♪ [ man ] but what about when my parents visit? okay. just love this one. it's next to a park. [ man ] i love it. i love it, too. her

so, zack, you happy with the show?retty low bar. i'm going to tell you this relaxed lifestyle, lounging around eating and drinking. no nap is long enough for me. life is good. i envy you zack zamboni. and we're out. nice end

and so i said, oh, zack, what now? time in japan, zack branhbra branham's parents weren't quite prepared for the next bit of news. >> we opened the e-mail and there's an ultrasound picture. >> a baby was on the way. >> we were literally speechless, one of the the few times in my life i've been speechless. >> we nicknamed it baby bean because it looked like a little bean. >> it just, it felt right in a way. we were obviously, are obviously in love and the timing wasn't amazing, but it had happened, so let's just go with it. >> still, it was one last step. zack hadn't been quite ready to take it before but when he came home to indiana to see his family -- >> while i was in indiana in june, my mom and mice sisters went with me and we went engagement ring shopping. >> what, did he intend to do that? would he have done that without a little push you think? >> i don't know. i know that i said, would you marry her if she wasn't expecting a baby, and he said yes, and i said then she needs to know that. she needs you to ask her

so, zack, you happy with the show?, i think i'm setting a pretty low bar. i'm going to tell you this relaxed lifestyle, lounging around eating and drinking. no nap is long enough for me. life is good. i envy you zack zamboni. and we're out. nice end [ bells tolling ] ♪ >> we go up this beautiful mountain. this incredible town. it goes back to the 12th century. people trudge up the hill to the beautiful church to take the walk that michael corleone took. now and forever more it will be sort of "the godfather" theme park, where they're playing "the godfather" theme over and over.

an assistant principal and a school police officer, who is among at least 20 injured. 17-year-old zack ansler was supposed to be in that hallway. >> you think you're so safe there and then something like that can just happen. >> reporter: the victims were rushed to four nearby hospitals. doctors say a 17-year-old stabbed in the chest is now on life support. >> fortunately for this young man the knife missed his head and his aorta. he had injuries to his liver, his diaphragm, and major blood vessels between the chest and the abdomen. >> reporter: parents waited helplessly to be reunited with their children, frantically trying to find out if they were okay. among them, zack's mom. >> kills you to know that your kids are in there and you can't get them out and you can't do anything about it. it's terrible. >> reporter: the school tucked away in a rural community where some families say they moved to escape urban crime, has no metal detectors. still school officials say they regularly drill for days like this, hoping they never come, and insist students and staff followed the emergency pla

just a well-being check, just to make sure he's okay. >> hey, zack. >> how you doing. >> good.okay. are you having any other issues? >> no. it's been quiet. >> the pod is good. >> yeah, yeah, a good pod. >> as far as how it was handled, did we handle it quick enough for you? >> yeah. i think an hour, hour and a half after i wrote the kite he was out of here. so i was pretty surprised how fast. >> the kite that you wrote got our attention immediately, with the new prea standards that the correction facilities have to abide by, any suggestions of inappropriate conduct we look at real serious. and that's the main reason why we took action as quick as we did and looked into it, did an investigation. interviewed you at least once or twice. okay, thank you very much, guys. >> thanks. >> a different sort of drama now plays out for joe leija. >> i'm going to get sentenced today. i'm ready to get it over with. i don't have to apologize to the victim's family, but i'm going to. i think it looks better, shows i am sorry. >> move it, everybody has to fit in there. >> make me realize the da

zack, i'm going to start with you, because it was your story from which we were quoting. what are democrats doing differently in 2014 that they didn't do in 2010? >> well, they're being much more kind of candid and frank and partisan in terms of framing this issue of these voting restricti restrictions, they're saying in a very clear voice, there is a very clear difference between democrats and republicans on this issue. republicans want to restrict the vote in all these dimfferent wa you're talking about. there's a belief that that will motivate their base to turn out in a way that the democratic base hasn't turned out in the past. >> during election years, you have this great turnout among young people and -- it does fall back enough in midterms that they end up giving the advantage to republicans. how are democrats using these issues, minimum wage, restrictions on voting and the affordable care act or are they using them in tandem to try to reverse that tide? >> i think you're seeing the democrats becoming much more confident. i do think that democrats have to have a c

plus, the zack factor. did this spoof push obama care over the top. >> he definitely saw that pump. >> then, is this really the holy grail. >> they have found the holy grail. >> the cup that jesus cup drank from at the

let's go to zack in tennessee. zack. >> hey, jim, zach from memphis, tennessee. want your opinion on netflix. >> okay. i think the time for these stocks has kind of come and gone for now. now we have to depend on earnings and netflix doesn't have a lot of earnings. be careful netflix. we had a big run here. and i think that as it goes higher you can scale out. mike in missouri, please, mike. >> hey, jim. how are you doing? calling from st. louis, home of cardinal nation. looking at just purchased alabama gas -- >> that's what i want. a good yield, good growth, terrific slow grower. nice to have in the portfolio. herb in new york, herb. >> hi, jim. i have your bobble head right here. >> you do? >> yes. >> well, man, i hope i'm going up and down. >> yes. today thank god we had a good day. >> yes, it was a good day. >> coned. >> it's terrific. it's actually lagged and i think it's ready to have its move. some of these stocks like nrg, on fire, but that's a good stock. i need to go to jim in connecticut. >> hey, jim. >> what's up? >> what do you think about windstrea

coach is expected to have a private meeting with lsu quarterback zack mettenberger today. mettenberger projected as a second rounder after an injury ended his season. he's reportedly made a solid recovery. now, earlier this week, the raiders met with texas a&m qb johnny manziel. the raiders already have four quarterbacks on their roster. >>> meanwhile, nearly perfect day yesterday, as you well know, at at&t park for the giants home opener. >> got to love baseball. the crowd really went wild, before the game even started. it was so great to watch bat kid. he managed to steal our hearts all over again. miles scott rode out in that batmobile, walked hand in hand to the mound with matt cain and throw out the ceremonial first pitch. >> so inspirational. speaking of inspiration, injured giants fan bryan stow. got a huge show of support as he waved to the crowd there. he was, of course, severely beaten in a parking lot at dodgers stadium three years ago. >> now, as for the game itself, they wasted no time. brandon bells belting out his fifth home run of the year in the first inni

the way zack grenkey was -- still in the sixth. hunter pence got into the game.that one back in their half of the six. ramirez went deep for the second time. this off huff. still no complaints for the giants who take their first two series of the season on the road to boot. they do have to be concerned about cain's propensity for giving up home runs. the giants will be off tomorrow before their home opener on tuesday against the diamondbacks. >>> because of rain, a double header, wet infield they never really got into a rhythm. they left town in a positive note with a win against seattle. john donaldson made a contribute on little league day at the coliseum. a couple of runners aboard. oakland went deep in the fifth. donaldson with a chopper. first hit for donaldson. the a's got more in the inning. kyle seger to the bag. almost running over the unsuspecting umpire jim reynolds in the process. called that one a good throw. call this one good defense. morrison hits the -- the former stanford player a great story by making the team. jim johnson came on to try again

it wasn't a cure. >> reporter: zack drew both hearts for sean. >> two hearts.of more than 40 kids, many of them also transplant recipients, who have seen their artwork brought to life with the help of sean's camera and his heart. >> everybody has dreams and fantasies and wants their wishes to come true. but there's certain people who just deserve it may be a little more. >> reporter: sean isn't paid for any of the drawing hope projects. but this work isn't about money. >> it's better than any paycheck. whatever you are, i think it only makes sense to do something that's going to benefit other people. >> reporter: the last thing bond created with each child is something sean never anticipated. did you ever imagine this would become such a part of your life? >> not at all. it's like -- i've gained 40 nieces and nephews and all their siblings. and it's absolutely mind-blowing that it turned into something this big. >> reporter: each picture takes six to eight hours to complete. >> perfect. >> reporter: but its impact will last a lifetime. >> he's giving some amazi

i envy you zack zamboni. and we're out. nice end [ bells tolling ] ♪ >> we go up this beautiful mountain. this incredible town. it goes back to the 12th century. people trudge up the hill to the beautiful church to take the walk that michael corleone took. now and forever more it will be sort of "the godfather" theme park, where they're playing "the godfather" theme over and over. >> i think most thoughtful sicilians are disgusted by this. ♪ >> imagine that waking up every day. as one bus after another filled with japanese tourists go up there, oh, look, michael corleone got married there. oh, it's so fantastic. [ laughter ] ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la la ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la la ♪ ♪ >> it's one of the most beautiful places in europe, a place whose roots are very much the roots of the town where i live, but somehow, i've never bee

>> hey, zack, how are you doing?ood to see you. >> for ferguson, it has become an opportunity, as well. he's taking part in a northwestern university buddy program that pairs first year medical students with patients in the early stages of alzheimer's. >> it's important for the student to understand that a person is more than their medical diagnosis and that the point of the program is for the students who really learn from the person with dementia. >> an important lesson considering that 75% of northwestern medical students who take part end up in fields that deal with alzheimer's patients. it hit home for medical student zachary, who's grandmother was diagnosed with alzheimer's several years ago. >> this program sounded like an opportunity to get to know what alzheimer's is from a medical standpoint and also develop a relationship with someone going through the same thing that my grandmother is going through. >> ben and zack say it's connecting through friendship. >> him talking to me about what's going on with him

let's go back to the director of research for zacks in chicago.into high gear next week, we talked about the banks. look, what is this earnings season going to do again? expectations which have been ratcheted down. >> yes, the expectations for q1 remain fairly low, total earnings are expected to be down about 4% only the second we'll have earnings declines since the earnings cycle got under way in 2009. expectations are low but the key element in my judgment is the outlook or guidance for the management team. hopes remain quite high that earnings growth will pick up later this year, starting in the second quarter. and the trend and the outlook on the guidance front has been negative for almost two years now. if we don't see any shift or turnaround on that front, i think the market could be in trouble, because we'll see estimates continue to go down as they have been for more than a year now. and that will be -- that will be problematic for what you've been seeing in stocks lately. >> do you think we're going to get the growth and profits we need t

they have one five of their fitch simple games and send matt cain to the mound tomorrow against zack. >>> davis puts a j.j. hoover pitch over the fence in right. that will send everybody home. it's a walk-off grand slam as the mets pull out the 6-3 win. >>> good news for a's there was no overnight rain which meant whether or not the field protected by the tarp had no bearing whether or not the game would be played? it would be hard to find a more clean and crisp-looking day at the coliseum. facing seattle's felix hernandez, hernandez just a little bit better. the 5th, mariners findly broke through. first dustin ackley takes straily over the fence. abraham almonte took straily deep. make it a 3-1 game. brandon moss followed with a single. cespedes was up next and take a look at how close he gets to tieing the game? the ball yanked out, but well foul. cespedes flew out to right. hernandez gave way to reliever rodney. 3-1 the final score. the a's are 2-3 in their first five games and wrap upp series tomorrow with seattle with sonny gray on the mound. >>> the final's pairing is set for t

conrad says: a great recommend to sky jacked mixed drink prices and zack, says each powdered alcoholshould include a list of nearby pollices aare ddpolics anonymous. >> thank you. >> on this day in 1980, a 26-year-old runner named rosy rue ruiz ran the new york city marathon to qualify for big boston, but before that she was really unknown in the racing world. in boston, ruiz won the women's race with a time of two hours, 31 minutes. one of the fastest ever on record. people grew suspicious, and investigators figured out rosie had actually jumped into the race about a mile before the finish line. officials took away her boston title and found out she had cheated in the new york city marathon as well by taking the subway. but rosie ruiz affectioned a first-place finnish bean town 34 areas ago today. when news breaks out we'll break in because breaking news changes everything at fox news channel. your world with neil cavuto, eric foley is sitting in. starting now. >> oil prices, gushing, now a seven-week high. gasoline prices surging up, 30 days in a row. and the white house, well, let

but showed that zack galifinakis... >> i think he does look better with a beard. this is a great piece of video. that's because right now... clean shaven faces are the norm. they say clean-shaven faces gained in popularity when hairy faces were the norm. the findings could explain why beards go in and out of style over time. marcus is here ... hi marcus! >> though women sought to stop complaining about the shaving. >> so back in game of thrones clean shaven was in? >> i guess so. >> let's just move on. >> clean shaven face ... let's take a look. none of us have the ears right now. that is the news industry. >> matt lauer could pull it off. but when you make $25 million a year ... >> i will shave the beard but it will cost you. satellite composite shows we are dry. here's the day planner. 54 today. no rain. tomorrow, 53 good chance of showers. thursday chance of rain high 65. >> new crash on the north side this morning heading north bound watch for an accident. a lot of overnight roadwork this morning on the tristate heading south bound. watch for the two right lan

dodgers, a big portion of the 235 million dollar payroll is going to the pitcher, zack greinke, endingrodriguez's 13 year streak as the highest paid player. dodgers spent five times of the houston astros, they are last on the list at 45 million. >>> coming up, new warnings that smoke detectors might be doing just the opposite. the details you have to hear. stay with us. . gerri: google getting scuffed by a defect. . gerri: the justice department is launching an investigation into high frequency trading, a topic we talked about all week here. attorney general eric holder told a house committee he wants to know if high frequency trading is breaking insider trading laws? >> concern is that people are getting an inappropriate advantage, information advantage, competitive advantage over others because of the way which the system works and apparently, as i understand it, and learning this, milliseconds can matter, so we're looking at this to determine if any laws have been broken, any federal criminal laws. gerri: the justice department's announcement comes the same week that the fbi and the

. >> josh hilberling's brother zack as well as the rest of his family believes the jury got it right. >> i don't think that she intentionally pushed him to kill him, but i do believe that she pushed him to hurt him. >> amber says the evidence shows that her push was not from anger but self-defense. >> my hands were on his chest. his hands were cupping over my shoulders and that's why there were pictures of scratches right here and a hand print. he literally tripped backwards and stumbled into the window. they tried saying he went out face-first, and this is coming from a witness who is two football fields away. his hands and feet were towards me, like reaching out towards me, looked like he was being sucked out from the outside. >> josh is an athlete, josh is not going to trip over anything and accidentally fall out the window. she's not that big. i don't think that she could just stand there and push him. she would have to use some momentum with a running start to get that push. josh was packed up and ready to go. he had his bags, he was waiting for a ride. she pushed him with anger

>> it was, obviously, zack galifianakis who really grilled the president., if jay carney thinks that was an interrogation, he seems a little disconnected. but to the extent -- and without taking away from jon stewart's interviewing skills because he does have a way of eliciting information, those are basically friendly encounters. and if that was the president's toughest interview, then it says something about the white house strategy of putting him on more often with not just zack, but ellen degeneres, espn, "the view" as opposed to more tough-minded journalists. he did sit down this week with cbs' major garrett, but those tend to be shorter in tour ration. -- duration. jenna: jay carney was speaking with major garrett at the time, and one wonders what it does say specifically not only about the white house strategy, but just about how the white house views the media and the press in general when they talk about who really is the toughest challenger for them. or does it? >> well, every administration tries to put the president out in settings that will mak

here's one that the times, zack russell.eloquent 26-year-old whose grandfather worked with russell investment. he's not a supporter of the obama administration but spoke with with an air of cynicism about the process. quote, their head of public affairs contacted me and said let's talk. and so we'll talk, he said. i'm more concerned about the off spring of our billionaires than what the white house did. we'll talk. have are your people call my people. good to have a billion dollars. >> one kid named patrick gauge, a 19-year-old freshman from georgetown, the heir to the carlson hospitality fortune. he spoke on a panel. described as an industry leader in enforcing measures to combat trafficking and involuntary prosecution. a 19-year-old freshman did that. amazing. >> what was this about -- getting donationses to the party? >> of course. this is all about fund raising. both partieses court wealthy donors. don't pretend it was a high minded meeting of young philanthropists to connect them with each other. with all due respect to

i envy you zack zamboni. and we're out. nice end they moved into the town. took over the ukrainian security. very well equipped. very armed, disciplined. clearly there with a plan. absolutely able to retain the ground they've taken. slightly messier picture later in the day at the local police station where social media showed early on in the day similarly well equipped. it was handed over to locals who distributed weapons among themselves. interior ministry saying 400 pistols perhaps as well as other things distributed amongst locals there. we're seeing barricades erected around that particular building. overnight things remained calm. the question was, what would be the response from kiev? would they like in thcrimea simy be passive? try and avoid violence? in crimea they were massively outnumbered by russian troops already based there. it seems as though today certainly in rhetoric, the ukrainian government will be much more forceful. they say they've got an anti-terror operation inside slovyansk. they told locals to stay indoors. reports from social medi

they're people out of gold match zacks, and they have a wonderful track record.ner is important to us, they run cmc which is the largest media investment company in china. he's dreamworks partner at dreamworks animation in china, he owns some of fox's assets, joint ventures with time warner, and he's probably the most preeminent media guy in the country. liz: mr. li, and we conducted an interesting panel together once when it came to what they were doing, and he is the person the partner with. you were so smart to get in early with mr. li. but what does selling 20 otter of what you -- % of what you have there going to do? >> we've had a three-pronged strategy in china, and we've been one of the most successful entertainment companies in the world in china. and reason was the first phase was to create win/wins. the second phase was to make it more chinese, so we have a chinese ceo, we have 65 employees, and this third face is to involve our investor base to where it's more chinese. because we think especially in the media sector in china, the government likes the

. >>> you an insome knee zack you happen to see the blood moon overnight? in case you didn't there you go, courtesy of the folks at the griffith observatory in los angeles. the total lunar eclipse put on quite an amazing show in the night sky. one avon any teacher said this is why you should look up sometimes rather than staring down at your cell phone or your tab let all the time. don't worry if you missed the blood moon >> three more blood moons are expected over the next two years. maybe we will have clearer skies in the east so you can see it. >>> ahead at this hour, the water was just too deep for deep-sea search vehicles. the bluefin sub's rocky first dive goes to show how little we know about our very own planet. we will talk about that more, next. so we talked about her options. her valuable assets were staying. and selling her car wouldn't fly. we helped sydney manage her debt and prioritize her goals, so she could really turn up the volume on her dreams today...and tomorrow. so let's see what we can do about that... remodel. motorcycle. [ female a

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here with first on fox eggs exclusive, alecburg and one of the show's stars, zack wood.for joining us. so much buzz around the show. everyone is excited about it except for elon musk says none of those characters were software engineers. of the software engineers are helpful and smarter. they're weird but not in the same way. take the craziest l.a. party, multiply a thousand doesn't even get close to what is in "silicon valley." what do you think? >> first of all i don't think you will get either of us to say anything bad about elon musk. i'm pretty convinced if he wanted to he could have lasers murder us from space. melissa: i think that's true. >> so great guy. i have nothing bad to say about him. he said in his opinion, software engineers are very helpful? melissa: and thoughtful. >> that is sort of like, i feel like that is sort of a like a supermodel saying men are very helpful and carry bags? his world they probably are but that is not a objective opinion is my sense. melissa: i think you might be right about that. what kind of specifics did you get. one clip i lov

dodgers, a big portion of the 235 million dollar payroll is going to the pitcher, zack greinke, endingz's 13 year streak as the highest paid player. dodgers spent five times of the houston astros, they are last on the list at 45 million. >>> coming up, new warnings that smoke detectors might be doing just the opposite. the details you have to hear. stay with us. so i can reach ally bank 24/7, but there are no branches? 24/7. i'm sorry, i'm just really reluctant to try new things. really? what's wrong with trying new things? look! mommy's new vacuum! (cat screech) you feel that in your muscles? i do... drink water. it's a long story. well, not having branches let's us give you great rates and service. i'd like that. a new way to bank. a better way to save. ally bank. your money needs an ally. . gerri: google getting scuffed by a defect. details on the smoke detector's glitch and consumers coming up. . gerri: the justice department is launching an investigation into high frequency trading, a topic we talked about all week here. attorney general eric holder told a house committee he wants

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>> that cartoon was originally done by zack cane.new yorker a little misdirection. >> seth: oh, to be at those hallowed halls. and now the late night players present their final "new yorker" cartoon originally drawn by paul noth. >> no one ever asks how's waldo. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: give it up, everyone, for the late night players. their first performance. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for joining us, david. my thanks to david remnick, jason sudeikis, kathryn hahn, and of course the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. and we'll see you tomorrow! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> i did a day on the new jean-claude van damme movie. >> so, how do you guys think it went? >> the audience didn't laugh, per se. but you could tell they were really engaged. >> how did it play from where you were? >> it was as if you bared your soul to the entire world. >> that's acting. you guys all gonna audition for that pepto bismol commercial next week? >> oh, yes. yes. >> that should be a good one. >> should be good. ♪ >> carson: hey guys,

zack greinke served up homers to brandon belt and hunter pence. but just four other hits over six innings as the dodgers avoided a three-game sweep. >> the a's crushed their first homestand with a sweep against seattle. brandon moss had a three run homer in the third. now the a's head to minnesota for an afternoon game against the twins. >> every game a key game for the warriors down the stretch as they close in on clinching a playoff berth no problem with utah tonight. golden state trouncing utah 130-102. steph curry added 31 points and 16 assists for the warriors, who are 19 games over.500 for the first time in 20 years. fans cheering on stanford women's basketball team tonight. could they beat number one and unbeaten uconn and earn a trip to the ncaa championship game? sadly.not the case.hoop dreams are over for stanford women tonight. u-conn pulled away late in the first half before dominating the remainder of a 75-56 win over stanford. >> we will take a break. coming up. the golden gate bridge toll is going up. we will have a live report. >>

. >> zack adams was the first suspect charged and he is charged with trying to stop a witness from talking. >>> the senate is set to vote on the president's plan to boost the minimum wage. the president is set to speak to push lawmakers again to push up the minimum wage to $10.10. peter deucey is live. how long until we know the fate of the minimum wage bill? >> we should know in three hours. they will hold a vote to proceed on tom harkins bill that will raise the minimum wage up to $10.10 over 30 months. here is how supporters in the democratck party are framing. it senator booker says we live in a nation that is not fulfilling its promise to the people and anyone willing to play hard and invest sweat equity makes it in the county. harry reid hasn't said if they will change any of the bills. >> we can hear it is pouring rain but you do expect that will not keep them from voting. what kind of republican support does it have? >> you have bob corker who says he might vote to let the debate continue but that is about it. republicans think they have numbers from the non-partisan congressional

want to have their zack moffett said this is just a more aggressive version of wings that campaigns are already doing. discovers useful voter outreach begun. the story in the "new york times." that is about all the time we have this morning. we want to take you live bookings institution where they are about to begin a talk on russia's annexation of crimea. great friday.e a we'll see you back here tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> thank you for coming this morning. to thinkngs we like and we like to tell our supporters that are unique strength is our ability to use of analysts to integrate insights and merge with a global picture that can inform the uniquely global concerns of u.s. foreign-policy. crisis inw, the ukraine is an episode which analysis intype of part their its effects on u.s. foreign-policy. we think it has the potential to have some impacts throughout the world. people are arty asking what the crisis in ukraine means for efforts to make peace in syria fo

i can confirm it's zack. guy from the hang over.care were a patient, this would be a miraculous recovery when you consider the website, healthcare.gov was almost pulled off line by the president himself during the roll out in october and november. of course they got back on track, got the website working. now according to the senior administration official, yes, they are on track to hit 7 million signing up as of this week. that is pretty big news at the white house. they're reacting with glee and happiness i can tell you. check out these numbers. 4.8 million visits to healthcare.gov and 2 million calls to call centers set up. that is just yesterday. people flooding in to buy insurance before the deadline yesterday for enrolling in obama care. we looked at other numbers the administration is putting out about a what happened. administration officials in the last six weeks did 300 radio interviews. a senior white house official did 80 radio interviews according to officials. the web videos like the one you showed attracted 30 million

certainly zack reaches a certain audience. stuart: tell all news editor joins us now.at specific audience in mind was successful. he reached that audience. whether or not they actually signed up and boss obamacare is another story but i think he was right to drive that avenue. >> a pretty scary thing we are trying to speak that language. what does it actually mean? the white house is being dishonest and delusional if they think new visits to the web site automatically equal involvement. let's not forget the administration isn't giving us a specific definition of what and rolled means. it used to be you put a planning your shopping cart and somehow count it as being enrolled in obamacare and young people are not doing that. michele obama might think there knuckleheads but they are smarter than we give them credit for. they can't afford it and are not going to pay for it. stuart: you are a millennial and obviously in the company of other millennial all the time if. what do they say? are they gung-ho for obamacare? do they want to get out and get that policy or what? >> h

guest: the zacks number is about $2.6 trillion is in what is called the social security trust fund.t is a little misleading. it 1983, we set up a system where we would ask people to put more in the social security trust fund than we had before and we change the retirement age people we could prefund who were retiring in the 1980's, the 1990's, the 2000's. your point is right. ironically, this is the most disturbing thing. er, socialearli security now pays legitimate beneficiaries every month more than it takes an in taxes. now for most americans who earn a paycheck, they pay lower in a taxes than they pay in federal income taxes. the important thing to remember fica taxes are paying present beneficiaries. it is not like you put $100,000 into a trust fund and every year it goes up by 3%. actually, someone like me who is over 70, i am getting a reasonably good return on social security i put in. reasonably go. the next-generation after me, my kids and my grandkids guest: working people now are paying my social security. this can't go on forever. it some people call it different names.

want to have their zack moffett said this is just a more aggressive version of wings that campaigns arelready doing. discovers useful voter outreach begun. the story in the "new york times." that is about all the time we have this morning.

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and the department of justice were trying to push an indictment so he was put on the stand in zack andtrotter who is the u.s. attorney who is. questioning he said are you a lawyer you know it's as if as if lawyers are supposed to somehow be able to define truth in this country it's positively ridiculous they don't have rule of law in this country anymore we have rule by lawyers two tiered justice man and you've been the victim of it do you think that your case is perhaps the most absurd example of overreach by the computer fraud and abuse act. i think that there's some other parallels i think aaron schwartz of course and matthew keys are particularly egregious indictments that. i just i just don't understand how this is supposed to be any modicum of justice unfortunately even though you're released right now it's not for the right reasons we've in fact you're still on bail will probably be tried again in another jurisdiction and potentially go to jail all over again however you've said that you're not going to file a motion for double jeopardy why. because this law is wrong it's utterl

next to the world's biggest military blog came into big zack least sixty five years ago to fulfill its only mission mode to defend its members because of course the cold war fizzled out so what is it fool and this is a chicken and reports next and all the alliances identity crisis these days. nato just a dozen countries set it up in one nine hundred forty nine as a defense mechanism against the soviet union well. fast forward sixty five years the north atlantic treaty organization is a military alliance of twenty eight members and counting it's pretty clear a violation of an agreement that was made between the united states and the former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev in one nine hundred ninety. seven at the time that nato promised not to go not to even go into east germany much less any further east than germany the us has more than violated that agreement combined nato members account for a lion's share of the world's military spending since then in the last sixty five years nato has done not one good thing what is that done for starters there's the war in afghanistan that seen the

zack see what happened that day i don't know but a woman got killed. here's lakers when i got arrested for. for a crime i did not do. we have numerous cases where police officers lie about polygraph results. and people to confess to police officers don't beat people anymore i mean it just doesn't happen really. in the course of interrogation why because there's been this is like meant no because the psychological techniques are more effective in obtaining confessions than physical abuse and they were off taking they could get what they wanted they can say what they wanted and there was no evidence of what they did or what they said. your friend posts a photo from a vacation you can't afford college different. the boss repeats the same old joke of course you like. your ex-girlfriend still pens tear jerking poetry keep. ignore it. we post only what really matters out r.t. to your facebook news feed. today signs of more or less a secret peace. many many. friends where strangers are feast or at least in our case setting up what if. we are in space. very go