they also searched ann miller's. they found ample evidence of the affair. >> from the middle of october until eric's death, she's got like 500 cell phone calls to derril willard's desk, to his house, or to his cell phone. she's called him over 500 times. >> ann also sent derril e-mails. >> i want to make you feel so many things. i want to show you new things. i want to touch places in you that you didn't know existed. you'd better leave the women alone. have you me. >> ann miller and derril willard both worked together at the same pharmaceutical company. investigators learned they spent a weekend together at the ritz carlton hotel in chicago shortly before eric's death. they registered as mr. and mrs. derril willard. but hotel employees later confirmed that the woman was ann miller. >> ann and derril ordered a lot of room service. >> just three days later when eric miller was in the hospital, investigators learned that his wife ann contacted another man with whom she was having an affair. a fellow scientist living in

william miller joining us. a lot today on, should you be in the market echo let's get your morning brief right now. china will speed up construction projects and other measures to support economic growth after a slowdown in industrial production. they're worried about hitting their growth target. we will get a slew of economic data out here in the u.s. starting at 8:30 a.m. initial jobless claims expected to show a slow -- slight uptick. the philadelphia fed business outlook and existing home sales. earnings coming up before the bell. will be allll, nike over. >> i'm looking at them. >> the store is reinvigorated. >> it's like running a stock. it's also the beginning of march madness today. have you finished your bracket? i'm trying to finish it right now during the commercial break. president obama will be making remarks on the economy. he's going for michigan state. it's the first day of spring. >> i have an all caps this final finalall caps hisas two. kansas final two. >> glaxo will continue to study the tre

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miller is next. @w@wowowpg÷÷owg >>> thanks for staying with us, i'm boiler in the miller time segment tonight. let's get right to the sage of southern california who has been following president obama's challenge to putin in europe. joins us now from santa barbara. all right, miller, go. >> i think it's a win-win, billy. i think both men get what they want. i think putin is in the old world. he wants power. i think barack obama feels a little sheepish about our power. he wants to get off the medal stand with stuff like this is he not -- god know ifs iran gets a weapon they will move up into the top spot because they are nuts enough. obama gotten what he wants and putin has gotten what he wants here. >> so you believe that barack obama wants to diminish the power of america? >> well, billy you say every night i hear you almost saying he is too smart. he must have a play. he doesn't have a play, billy. he doesn't have a play, man. this isn't jujitsu thing. this is the way he sees the thing. our onl

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. >> miller thought hall was vicious and, as the investigation unfolded, miller also thought he knew how hall abducted jessica roach. >> when he first seen her, she was riding from toward the house going down this way. >> hall followed and stopped to talk. jessica got scared and backed away. >> that's when he opens the door, grabs her and there's a physical confrontation where he overpowers her. put her in his van and left, probably going up this road right past her house. >> in an interview in the wabash police station, hall surprised investigators by explaining what happened next. i tied her up but i can't remember with what. i took her pants off. hall said he raped her and led her off through the woods. i laid her up against a tree and put a belt around her neck and she stopped breathing. hall said he strangled jessica from behind so he didn't have to see her face as she died. and that wasn't all. all of the girls looked alike, hall said. i cannot remember all of them. i picked up several girls in other areas but i can't remember which ones i hurt. several girls in other areas. th

. - forgive me for asking, mister-- - miller. dan miller. how do you know so much about politics, mr. miller ? let's just say i work for people in business who work with people in politics. i do not understand. what was wrong with jess' speech ? nothing. the bottom line is, you can make speeches until doomsday. what you need more than anything else is money. without that you haven't got a prayer. i have a few hundred dollars available. i would give it to jess in a second. no, i'm talking big money, as in lots of zeroes. well, that's not going to happen. of course not. jess is not going to win by buying votes. i'm sure you're right. well, good luck to you. and thank you for the coffee. what does he know ? probably a lot. [ narrator ] "government of the people, by the people and for the people--" a basic principle that is the foundation for government in the united states. most citizens see the close relationship between government and the people... at the local level close to home. the mayor of a city or town represents the executive branch o

miller. and you live near the ocean, too. >> well, billy, any time anybody burns the midnight oil to make a point about too much energy use, kind of eats into the efficacy of the ardment for me. those four people are idiots. i admire the other three for waking up to see what barbara boxer looks like in the morning. her secret service name is polar vortex. she is idiot. she is bat mano she is an idiot. she sleeps upside down, if she thinks there is global warming that is enough of a reason for me to not think there is global warming. because she and the other three massive idiots. we should be ashamed of ourselves for the leaders we pick. >> the poll came out and said global warming is not a concern of most americans. >> because they over-played it. billy, they over-played it. you can go back and watch the movie "inconvenient truth." it didn't pan out, they changed it to climate change. a lot of people said oh, come on. there are legitimate questions out here and they always d disparage you, b

but we're living in a pretty crazy world now, miller. and miller and i know this. we talk about it a lot on the road. it's really a world that's gone insane. and there are so many villains. and when they sense weakness these people are going to just do bad things. so we have to decide whether we're going to try to stop the villains or sit it out. i think that's the decision we have to make. >> i think we made it, bill. and by the way, putin at his craziest is not as crazy as the least crazy radical islamic jihadist. i mean, really, honest to god, at the end of the day putin seems like a nerf doll compared to those cats. so i would say this. we are good now with guys like obama and kerry at looking impressive in impotent scenarios. i mean, kerry's over there yesterday, he's acting all avuncular and all that, but the fact is this thing, it left the station, this train. you've got to stop this way back there. we didn't. and now our guys are going to look professorial and they're going to look, like i said, avuncular, and they're going to look like they've got it all t

is that miss miller? >> this item will be dropped from the agenda. our mou goes to the end of fiscal year 14-15. we have another year 1/2 on the mou. that was my fault. we don't need to hear that item. >>supervisor john avalos: great. if there are no other comments from the panel. we'll go to public comment. >> good afternoon commissioners, eric brooks local green party for the city. first once again thank

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michelle miller has found there's pipeline danger in many cities. we learned that g.m. knew about a faulty part for 13 years as it continued to build cars with deadly consequences. jeff glor has details. and a little boat launched on a tide of misery is sent home with a cargo of hope. >> definitely mind blowing thinking that this boat traveled upside down two years all the way across the ocean to get here. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. it has been nearly one week now since malaysia airlines flight 370 left linda lane for beijing, and seemingly vanished into thin air. but it has to be somewhere, and tonight the search for the boeing 777 is moving farther into the indian ocean because there is evidence the plane may have changed course toward the west after losing contact with air traffic controllers and that it continued to fly in that direction for quite some time. bob orr in our washington bureau begins our coverage. bob. >> reporter: scott, u.s. officials tell us they do not believe malaysia airl

persons like miller. now we spoke with representative miller today and he said even without this bill, he would still receive medicaid because he qualifies under the original income cap. however, it still means that no matter how much representative miller were to make in the future, he will be able to keep his government health care. now, it could be that representative miller was just locking out for people like himself who might find themselves in a similar situation. but here's my hope. that in the future, representative miller can expand his circle of concern. [ bubbles, baby giggling ] [ mom ] when we're having this much fun, why quit? and new bounty has no quit in it either. watch how one sheet of new bounty keeps working, while their two sheets just quit. new bounty. the no-quit picker-upper. >>> today marked the start of the conservative political action conference or cpac, the annual con fab, i think we have to call it a confab by law that gives republican party's biggest stars the chance to spe

and it looks like my son. >> reporter: miller, a 49-year-old microsoft executive, is the right age to be the stolen baby, grew up in a suburb outside of chicago, and did not learn he was adopted until earlier this year after doctors told him his kidney disease had taken a serious turn for the worse. he called a cousin for information about the family's medical history. >> i'm end-stage renal disease, and i need a kidney. she started the sentence with "what kidney disease? you mean you don't know you're adopted?" >> reporter: so for miller and his wife and two children, the prospect of finding his real family could be a matter of life and death. >> so here i am. and hope that i'm able to find a kidney find my family and go on with my life because i'm kind of near the end. >> reporter: miller was eager to provide swabs with his dna sample to be tested, and made contact with the fbi. this must be quite an emotional moment for you? >> i look like that guy, and i have no idea where i came from. >> reporter: and then as miller was showing me pictures from the family album, the phone rang in

when we come right back miller time. martha maccallum on cyberspace drinking game responsible for at least five people de ♪ they lived ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what mas a subaru, a subaru. these amazing daily specials. saturday only, this new bass pro folding processing table is under $70. and save $60 on shimano curado g series baitcast reels. ♪ see what's new at projectluna.com >>> thanks for staying with us i'm bill o'reilly in the miller time segment tonight. we have a compilation of recent miller highlights. the d man will be here tomorrow evening live but tonight he wants you to see this: the hair is looking good tonight, miller. you don't have to worry about the hair. >> i don't know what happened here. >> it's looking good. it's a little disshelved but that's the way it is these days. come on o. >> i feel like farrah. >> come on. >> now i'm very interested in hearing your advice to chris christie, go. >> by way of a swiftiian propos

. >> also tonight, miller has some thoughts on the missing jet liner. and we will tell you the craziest cable news report on the jet liner situation. caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. correcting the record about the missing airliner. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the whole world wants to know what happened to the malaysian jet liner that disappeared 12 days ago. unfortunately i can't tell you what happened to it. but i can can tell you what we know for sure and that will negate about 90% of what you have heard in the media which is absolute rubbish. let's begin at the beginning. on march 8th at 41 minutes past midnight mh 370 departed from koala lumpur for the six hour flight for beijing. at 8:07 it sent the last acars transmission on the ground. at 1:19. the co-pilot said good night to malaysian air traffic control. nbc news is reporting that was 12 minutes after the jet turned west away from its charted course. bu

persons like miller. now we spoke with representative miller today and he said even without this bill, he would still receive medicaid because he qualifies under the original income cap. however, it still means that no matter how much representative miller were to make in the future, he will be able to keep his government health care. now, it could be that representative miller was just locking out for people like himself who might find themselves in a similar situation. but here's my hope. that in the future, representative miller can expand his circle of concern. >>> today marked the start of all we do is go out to dinner. that's it? i mean, he picks up the tab every time, which is great... he's using you. he probably has a citi thankyou card and gets 2x the points at restaurants. huh the citi thankyou preferred card. now earn 2x the points on dining out, with no annual fee. go to citi.com/thankyoucards coach calls her a team player. she's kind of special. she makes the whole team better. he's the kind

persons like miller. now we spoke with representative miller today and he said even without this bill, he would still receive medicaid because he qualifies under the original income cap. however, it still means that no matter how much representative miller were to make in the future, he will be able to keep his government health care. now, it could be that representative miller was just locking out for people like himself who might find themselves in a similar situation. but here's my hope. that in the future, representative miller can expand his circle of concern. to combine solar and natural gas at the same location. during the day, we generate as much electricity as we can using solar. at night and when it's cloudy, we use more natural gas. this ensures we can produce clean electricity whenever our customers need it. ♪ if your denture moves, it can irritate your gums. try fixodent plus gum care. it helps stop denture movement and prevents gum irritation. fixodent. and forget it. aye, or...a mornin' o

>> reporter: archie miller is the younger coach of sean miller. >> you could give me the greatest game plan in the world, but i don't have his players. we have to execute. we will have a hard enough time. >> reporter: the millers are the first set of brother to coach different teams in the sweet 16, but stanford hopes that's where it ends. i'm vern glenn, andrea, as elvis likes to say around here, thank you very much. >> oh vern, thank you. you can see stanford and dayton on kpix5 tomorrow at 4:15. here goes the band behind me followed by florida and ucla. and after the game, stay tuned for reactions from stanford on the post game show. well george w. bush taking in cal and smu in the quarter finals. justin cobb pulls up for a three and he hits it. 65-64 bears with 15 seconds to go in the game. next possession, the mustangs swing a pass to nick moore who answers cobb with a three of his own. smu back up by two. cobb trying to keep his cal career alive. puts up the three. that's a no-go. bears finish the season 21/14. today, the nfl says loose balls will now be reviewable. the change co

amy nyberger miller, from taps, those left behind after military suicides, and in boston, ronald kessler, the principle investigator of the site for army study to assess risk and resilience in service members, and ronald kessler, let me start with you, once all of the numbers were crunched and the results apparent, were you surprised to find that things like deployment didn't have that much of an impact on who decide to end their lives? >> yes. the first surprise of the study was that the increase in the suicide rate was equally high among people who had never deployed as those who had deployed. and prior to that time, we thought as a knee-jerk reaction, and that's not the case. >> are there defenses, dr. kessler, been male and female personnel. >> well, there are differences in suicide rates among men and women. men have much higher suicide rates than women do. and that's true in civilian life and in the army. but in deployment, the striking difference is, the suicide rate of men who are deployed is roughly 50% higher than the suicide rate of male soldiers never deployed. and among wome

tonight crews are digging for more victims and michelle miller is there. killed, more than 60 injured and nine are still missing. tonight crews are digging for more victims and michelle miller is there. >> reporter: a gas leak was reported just 15 minutes before the explosion. this video was shot by anthony ferguson. he lives nearby. >> the person that heard was a big boom. the building did not come down right away. i swear to god, the building started from the top and as that was coming down the bricks started to fall little by little and it slowly went down. >> hurry up, hurry up. >> reporter: the buildings were five stories tall and included apartments, a church and piano repair shop. the explosion blew out windows and showered debris on the street and neighboring commuter rail line. a column of smoke could be seen from many parts of new york city. the blast trapped aisha watts in her apartment next door. >> my neighbor came in and kicked it out. after we got out, everybody started evacuating, saying evacuate, the building is going down next door. >> co

commissioner president katz i'm aaron miller i'm the transportation projectperson. i'm here as diane said with my colleague porter albert and diane and all the colleagues from the port i see here today. as diane mentioned i'll to start with the brief overview and reminder if you're not familiar with the planning efforts they've been underway for a year now it gives us context to those precise projects i'm going to be talking about. the planning area is extending along the bay area waterfront of the city from fort mason to exempting point in the planning analysis we're take into account all of the development that has been anticipated through 20040 and in addition to that, the development i'm sure our familiar with are underway and those weren't initially anticipated in a lot of the planning and transportation planning so we're taking a step back. we see this as an opportunity to increase take a strategic planning development that will result in identification and elevation and prioritization to support the future of the transportation. i'm going to go over 4 steps o

the millers would smash walnuts to give her a sense of control. and they started the smashing walnuts foundation to raise money for research. >> i'm smashing walnuts, cracking for a cure for brain cancer. >> then there was macy's, which promised to donate a dollar to the wish foundation for every letter written to santa. >> the average wish was $7,500, so we made it our goal to get 10,000 letters. >> how many did she get? >> she personally delivered over 250,000. >> she also wanted to squeeze all the life she could into the brief time she had. she wanted to go to college. shenandoah university put her through a day of classes and staged a ceremony to give her an honorary degree. >> i had a wonderful day, and i can't wait to come back and learn more in eight years. >> she said to us, that was the best day of her life. and she died shortly after. >> it was only one thing that got gabriella down. the failure of washington to put more money into research. she delivered a blunt message. >> stop talking, start doing. talking is bull. we need action. >>

tens ofost miller-coors millions of dollars. that might have inflated global alumina prices by $3 billion in 2012. steelzing, watch alix inside the copper trade right here on bloomberg television. that movese metal faster. it might be that bugatti, fastest car in the world. we will put you behind the wheel inn motors. sharpen your pencils. big changes on the sat. good for college students or does the college board get an f? ♪ the hour,tes after bloomberg is "on the markets." let's look at what is going on in stocks. a rally once again for the s&p 500 as jobless claims fall to their lowest in three months. optimism around the monthly jobs report we will get tomorrow morning. a couple individual stocks we are watching. costco, largest u.s. warehouse club chain had second-quarter traffic -- second-quarter profit fall short. global,ooking at joy raising the bottom end of for your earnings forecast as the first quarter starts off with a bottom line miss. joy may look towards acquisitions to help spur growth. more "on the markets" i

it has cost miller-coors tens of millions of dollars. that might have inflated global aluminum prices by $3 billion in 2012. >> amazing, watch alix steel inside the copper trade right here on bloomberg television. here is some metal that moves faster. it might be that bugatti, fastest car in the world. we will put you behind the wheel in motors. sharpen your pencils. big changes on the sat. good for college students, or does the college board get an f? ♪ >> 26 minutes after the hour, ♪ >> this is "lunch money" streaming live on bloomberg.com, your tablet, your smart phone. i am adam johnson. moving pictures, the video is the story. more details on the woman who drove a van with her three children into the atlantic ocean in florida. police had stopped the vehicle. the driver showed signs of mental illness, not enough to take her into custody. the children were rescued. she is undergoing evaluation. no charges have been filed. intrigue in north korea, state run television showing kim jong-un with the military official considered to be

why is miller not in prison? you know those things. >> same thing as running for office. >> it is miller time. >> anyway, you go there -- >> where are you going? did i push you off? >> no, just getting loose. friday night in san diego. >> what is love. >> was it all you thought it was going to be? >> hi! >> wonderful. >> was it worth it? >> yes. >> did it blow your mind? >> no. >> listen, the show is -- i think they gave it like 50%. they could have gone 100%. >> you're critical tonight. >> i'm just honest, i speak the truth. >> to see him be such an entertainer that you don't normally see. >> you should see him around the office. >> you know i don't speak spanish. >> [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> anything bill needs to do to improve his act? >> maybe newer pants. >> shirts and pants, holy shirts and pants. this is a harsh critique, i didn't know we were going to get into a fashion critique. did miller give you this back stage or did you get it at the concession stand? >> who is bill o'reilly? we came for

not the day either miller brother hoped for. archie miller and the flyers looking good early against florida. smith, loving it in dayton but the gators, scotty you can cool his legs but not hand. right to left off glass and wide open for the three and eliminated in the elite eight. florida final three point with a ten-point win. first, get home from the sweet 16. secondly, get to the final four in nashville. got to work on that. back quest tomorrow at maples with a 1:30 tip off against penn state. a matchup of experience versus experience. the cardinals with pour seniors. >> a senior doesn't mean doodle unless you really are a great player. just because the team has a bunch of seniors, whether it's our team or their team, you got to get the job done, and, you know, we're excited about some of our freshman, lele coming in. she's as important as our seniors. >> have to try to incorporate doodle in the 11:00 sports cast. >>> in the meetings between the sharks and avalanche, one goal is the difference. sharks trailing 1-0 and 38th o

great to see you, matt miller. i'm stephanie ruhle. >> shafter. i'm really excited to see the truffle piece. i don't like the taste or smell at all of truffles -- >> but i want to see it. >> it looks interesting. >> i was inside the kitchen at the four seasons and i like truffles, the way they smell and taste a not so much what they cost. time now for the newsfeed feed. hopefully we will get that right. top business stories from around the world. a little more than four hours for now, janet yellen hosts her first news conference as chair of the federal reserve. fed policymakers are wrapping up their two-day meeting, it's exciting. they are expected to cut another $2 billion from the bond buying program. up shortat fedex came in the fiscal third quarter. i hope matt miller is listening to the world's largest cargo whatne it's -- guess they are blaming it on? >> bad weather. >> 2 lucky winners split the $400 million rise in the megamillions lottery -- sadly, not a spirit always know about the winning ticket is that one was sold in florida and the ot

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bill miller with legg mason. i want to pick on something bill griffith mentioned, which is pending home sales. the index has been down eight months in a row now. you liked the builders here. they've rallied tremendously since we last spoke. do you still like them? >> the builders i think is one of the easiest investments. people are too obsessed on whether it be building permits or housing starts or the kay shiller index. we're about 500,000 a year deficit for what we need to get us back to e quill ib ree yum. probably a five-year cycle on housing left. most of the big builders, those trade now at market multiples or below on this year's earnings with probably 25% earnings growth the next several years. i think housing is essential to the economy. i think for an investor as opposed to a trader, it's a great investment. >> what about the financials here? on a day when citigroup is down if the range of 5%, 6%. a huge move for a name as people were so much on this expectation of capital return and not getting it tod

and it wasn't. >> hi, my name is gabriella miller. i'm 10 years old and i have brain cancer. >> reporter: gabriella decided she would campaign for more funding to find a cure. >> less and less kids are going to have their childhood if awareness -- if people don't raise awareness and raise funds. >> reporter: the tumor was the size of a walnut on her brain stem, which pressed on nerves to the rest of her body. the millers would smash walnuts to give her a sense of control, and they started the smashing walnuts foundation, to raise money for research. >> i'm smashing walnuts, cracking the cure for childhood brain cancer. >> reporter: then there's macy's, which promised to donate a dollar to the make-a-wish foundation for every letter written to santa. >> the average wish was $7500, so we made it our goal to get 10,000 letters. >> reporter: how many letters did she end up getting? >> she personally delivered over 240,000 letters. >> reporter: but gabriella also wanted to squeeze all the life she could into the brief time she had. she wan

washed in time tuesday afternoon, the special edition, matt miller will be down there as well. thank you. 26 past the hour, bloomberg is on the markets. olivia has the details. quest stocks are rising following dovish comments from janet yellen, who said the labor market has considerable slack left and continue support from the federal reserve. all the indexes are rising right now. the nasdaq is up one percent. the dow was up triple digits about 133 points. the s&p on track to post its sixth straight quarterly gain. micron.eeping and i on shares of the computer memory manufacturer are surging today as analysts see it beating its forecast later in the week. they expect solid results in the quarter and the next. we will be back again in 30 minutes. ♪ >> welcome back to the second half-hour. thank you for staying with us. let's check some of the top stories we're following for you at this hour. janet yellen says the central bank must continue with easy money policies in order to stimulate the job market. in a speech in chicago today, she said that extraordinary commitment is nee

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