york fed i was in new york oh i don't know a couple years ago had toured the fed took some photographs did a little video for members but i'm on the street walking on the sidewalk and as i'm walking right past the the fed there and think you know myself you know i'm walking over who knows how much percentage of the world's gold right now and how many people you can aware of it and how many people realize what explain all this you know surface area this is relative to the whole planet gold is where gold is scarce gold is valuable right now i imagine have be i asked the bank of international settlements they also came out with a report last year as a recurring i'm going to look at the and positions in the derivatives markets because they are and try to keep track of these markets and that's where the data came out originally about j.p. morgan's three billion ounce of sort self or they've got a balance see that looks like mt vesuvius the day before blows up if silver gets over fifty the i think j.p. morgan stock is worth zero that's what i thought my work tells me what is what do you see

and new york city was losing jobs. so i built about 7 or 8 buildings for back office jobs in the '90s. the project was started. and there are about 20,000 jobs in these buildings. either jobs created or jobs retained in new york city. >> rose: i should make a point also that during this you went into partnership with a russian billionaire. >> i yes. >> rose: smiling because he is a good partner. >> he's a have very good partner and he was almost president, he ran for president of russia. i joke with people, had he won maybe i would be vice president. but he is a terrific partner. >> rose: a genuine love affair for basketball and the nets. >> he does. he loves basketball, he love os the nets. he loves sports all together. and he is a very good partner. the people we work with in his organization are very good partners. >> rose: the other celebrity member of this whole organization is jay z. >> yes. >> rose: he's a partner or he's what. >> j-z is a partner. and jay done z. someone said he was interested in investing in b

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york police departments in the butt by the new york police my new york police officers and they were acquitted and obama said we simply need to respect this verdict he was running for election at the time he was reaching kind of a doctor and of post racialism we're living in a post racial society and it's time to elect me and i won't threaten. i won't threaten white people that's basically and in that space we would help him get elected now that he's secure as president and he's likely to beat mitt romney or whoever wins or republican presidential primary he's able to say that trayvon martin could have been my son if i had a son he would have looked like trayvon martin and to make this. colorful statement against racial profiling for which he's being attacked by republican candidates on the other hand it's worth noting that barack obama in his entire term has not visited a mosque in the united states once and visited a mosque in it in egypt but not in the united states and that's because he's overcompensating for the attacks by the republicans by the right wing media on him as a cryp

armen keteyian, cbs news, new york. >> important report there. >>> shifting gears. a small town in wisconsin is booming, but no one is happy about it. since monday night there have been mysterious booming noises in clintonville, wisconsin. they say is sounds like distant thunder or someone slamming a heavy door. city officials can't figure it out. geologists say it might be shifting granite beneath the city. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," prescription drugs coming out of canada. a look at how safe they really are. i'm betty nguyen. maybe you can be there; maybe you can't. when you have migraines with fifteen or more headache days a month, you miss out on your life. you may have chronic migraine. go to mychronicmigraine.com to find a headache specialist. and don't live a maybe life. >>> three national supermarket chains will no longer sell ground beef with a filler called pink slime. safeway, super value and food lion, all of which own other chains, announced the decision yesterday. the food industry uses the government-approved filler to

one is the house of noto, or nato new york. and one involves the script loo look. >> wow, that is really great. >> so the second option is very funky. retro-inspired. and this has a very strong lettering that you then on the web can have fun with looking through the windows at your different dresses and things on the website. so very different. >> it is. it is goes to a completely different direction and it is really bold and actually kind of fantastic. >> denise strongly recommended getting the brothers set up on the pinboard site pintrest. >> it is addictive and men love it and women love it. >> and for the themes for the weddings, she offered to have someone on her team set them up so that the brides could pin the unique dresses on the boards. the next person on the makeover team is a designer with her own successful line. it was not long ago that aisha said was in the same position as the brothers, and she proved that things can be made economically in new york. >> these are two dresses, one of yours, a fancy dress made in

york, glen falls, and also in new jersey. they were a family of very modest means, and hughes was essentially home taught. partly, that can be somewhat descent i have. -- deceptive. his apartments were -- parent bees were quite well educated, and they taught charlie as he was called as a boy modern language -- foreign languages and literature and history and math, and he towed the line literally. his mother made him tow a line and schooled him on mathematics. and hughes himself read deeply and widely on his own and, indeed, he only had really one year of formal schooling before he graduated from ps35 in new york city at the age of 12. and he wanted to go to college, but he inquired and realized he couldn't go to nyu until he was 14. so he took a year off, and in the meantime a friend told him about madison college which is now colgate in upstate new york, in clinton, new york, and at the age of 14 little charlie -- getting taller now -- went to colgate. and made superior grades. became restless and then transferred to brown u

will the new york city press rip him up? some say yes. ♪ california girls were unforgettable ♪ daze daisy dukes bikinis on top. >> katie perry aligning herself with the u.s. marine corps. what? we will tell you what's going on. ♪ captions by closed captioning services >> caution, you where to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. president obama getting involved with the shooting death of a teenage boy in florida. that's the subject of talking points memo. high school senior shot dead a few weeks ago by 28-year-old george zimmerman acting as a neighborhood watch guy. zimmerman said he shot the teenager because he felt the young man was a danger to him. there is a law in florida that allows folks to use deadly force if they feel threatened. zimmerman has not been charged with any crime and continues to carry the weapon that killed trayvon. today president obama said this: >> this is a tragedy. i can only ima

of all the 100 were not arrested in new york and 40 plots were not against new york, that is nationwide. and, number two, we have been through this, but it is 12 years ago, and i will not say it beyond that because you are sensitive, but the point is, it is not the question of ray kelly doing a good job, he is probably doing a magnificent job. he has no reason to be in new jersey. >> of course he does. they go from new jersey here. >> why zone he have the jersey people do it? >> there is only one nypd and they send their agents overseas, and they have decided to take it upon themselves. >> do you think the governor of new jersey would want to know there are new york cops in the jurisdiction? >> i am happy a year and a half ago the new york police department broke up the terror cell they found in denver, co, the brothers came from brooklyn and they tracked them down and broke them up before they blew up the subway. >> and denver police did the arrest. >> but, why, why, why --. >> why they are going to another jurisdiction? >> how do you know they did? >> there is a special investigations

but they're not new york bagels. >> that's what we say. they are not new york bagels. but if you don't live in new york and you're looking for something that's a decent bagel in your supermarket or fast food place, these are some really good options. >> arthel: thank you for trying. you know what these are? these are agels. when gumbo is not quite gumbo, it's uhmbo. these are agels. but we love seeing you. >> i love being here. >> arthel: did you really have a bagel this morning? >> rick: i did, yes, i did. we have bagels in my house for breakfast. toast them. kids love them, i love them. my wife has some sometimes. >> they're low fat, they're pretty good. >> arthel: we have to go, but don't go anywhere because harris faulkner is coming up next with a fox report. we're going to taste some bagels [ male announcer ] for making cupcakes and deposits at the same time. for paying your friend back for lunch from your tablet. for 26 paydays triggered with a single tap. for checking your line, then checking your portfolio. for making atms and branches appear out of thin air. s

handle new york. what eequips you to deal with the commands, the challenges, and the circus that may come to town. >> i feel like being at the university of florida you have a pretty big platform there. and then just, you know, being a quarterback for two years in the nfl gives you a pretty big platform. ultimately, i'm just going to be myself. just have fun with it and honestly not worry about what i can't control. >> all right. that is the signature faith based statement. you don't worry about what you can't control. you leave it to the higher power. now, if mr. tebow can hold on to that he have a give copying mechanism. new york is like any other place in the world. it is a brutal place for famous people. check five, the hunger games taking in a whopping 155 million bucks over the weekend. ♪ >> hey, hey. [ laughter ] >> bill: oh. the hunger games now ranks third in opening weekends behind potter and batman the dark night. while we are on the subject of the media, finally check 6 this week marks s

according to brand new "new york times" cbs poll just 41% of americans approve of the job mr. obama is doing while 47% disapprove. a month ago approval ratings were 50%. even worse is approval ration on the economy. 31% approve of the his handling of the economy. 54% disapprove. what's behind the president's recent struggles in the polls? let's turn to barack and hard place duo monica crowley and colmes who join us from new york. great to see both of you. >> hi, laura. >> laura: alan, look, a month ago he remember some of our friends on the left. indeed he had something of an uptick and spent a lot of time talking about it. this is the path to re-election. is he back, the economy is back what's going on here? >> i don't think anybody can say it's back or take for granted anything that's happened in november. there is a lot of fluctuation and there is going to be between now and november. give you other numbers. national journal poll says 44% trust president obama to make the decisions that bring down the price of gas as opposed to 32% of republicans 50% of them trust obama alt

ashley morrison is here in new york with more on that. good morning, ashley. >> good morning, betty. overseas stocks extended a rally. tokyo's nikkei gained more than half a percent while hong kong's hang seng was higher by a fraction. >>> a day after the biggest gape of the year wall street stayed mostly flat. the dow gained 16 points and the nasdaq added a fraction of the point. >>> millions of college students are going to see the interest rate on their loans double. the stafford loan which helps low and middle income students currently has an interest rate of 3.4%. but it's scheduled to jump to 6.8% in july. >>> some berkshire hathaway investors do not want to wait to she who will replace warren buffett. a group of shareholders from the afl-cio is -- a vote to require a written succession plan. much of the success is attributed to the 81-year-old buffett. last month, buffett announced the board had chosen a successor but buffett says he has no plans to retire. >>> and a new jersey man will have to share nearly $40 million in lottery w

york daily news. it was your headline we showed earlier. thank you for being here with us. this has been all of the conversation. i suspected that the girls were going to like this. but you hear some guys jumping on the band wagon. is this a good move? what do you think? >> sure. i think new yorkers will embrace it. i think it's a screwball maybe going from peyton manning to tim tebow and all the talk that the jets have had this offseason. he's a hard worker, former heisman worker, won a playoff game against the steelers last year. so, new york wants a winner. no matter what role he plays, whether it's backup or eventual starter, taking over for mark sanchez, new york will embrace him. >> do you think so? some people think he is way out of his element in new york city. because, you know, he's a christian guy and wears that on his sleeve. >> i think he's in his element in the spotlight. he can handle anything that comes at him, whether people see him as polarizing or potential starter in the nfl, none

denise suggested they changed from fancy new york to nato new york or how of nato. >> we decided not to change. our name would have been irrelevant to have been to put in the logo. not to say we shouldn't tweak the name. it will be changing from fancy new york to fancy bridal. >> we broke it down to who are the best-selling stores 22 stor are five of them that do the best work that do the best business dharks we pay no attention to, and they're going to be our focus. >> how did it go? >> amazing. amazing. the sample that we saw the other day, we brought two additional samples to the manufacturer. and immediately, right off the bat she was like, hmm, that's funny, why are they doing it this way? if they stitch it underneath, it will roll better. so it was always looking for someone to impart a little bit of their knowledge. we're so excited about working here and just being able to run up and go -- pop in and say, hey, how is it going. >> and the big question about steven moving back to the u.s. from turkey? >> it's in the plans. so that october date that i have been talking about as

this morning, leaving new york, that my mother had passed. one side of me said don't come. but the other side of me said, my mother raised me to stand up for justice. my mother would have been ashamed of me if i wasn't here tonight. my mother raised me to stand with mothers and daddies like that. and in her name, i'm going to fight until zimmerman meets justice in the courtroom. >> florida's governor has now formed a task force to review the state's stand your ground law, which gives a person significant leeway to claim self-defense in a shooting. but former new york city police officer eugene o'donnell says the case isn't that complicated. >> the vast majority of the issues of this case are pretty straightforward. it doesn't require any great deliberation. to be quite blunt, i think police supervisors, sergeants all over country within 20 to 30 minutes of getting on the scene. there would be an arrest. i don't understand why the whole process seems to be stuck in place and needs analysis. this is not an issue of who killed this man. the issu

the highest grade ever recorded on the new york bar. franklin flunked a couple of courses, never finished come up past the new york bar. hughes was a brilliant lawyer in private practice but also an investigator of corruption and mismanagement in the utilities and insurance field. a very cool and tough investigator. one ceo, when the question got tough, said, sir, we are missionaries serving the public interest. use said looking into exorbitant salaries, but the question is still the salaries of the missionaries [laughter] he made such a great impression on everybody it catapulted him into politics and elected governor of new york and reelected. franklin never cared for the practice of law. he did it for a short time. his talent was politics. you can see the contrast between the two of them as they went through their early careers. in then when franklin was assistant secretary of the navy consciously patterned with the derozan bell. he was elected to the legislature and t.r. had a secretary of the navy the canvas that is what happened a

i was then at the new york times. c-span: this is the front page of the new york times and the famous general lon... >> guest: right. c-span:..what would you call this? >> guest: well, you could call it an e--an execution. c-span: he just died in this--i mean, he lived here. >> guest: exactly. and eddie adams, who took this picture and won a pulitzer prize for it, has--has always regretted taking it. it's curious, when--when general lon died, eddie wrote a--an--a sort of eulogy to lon. he felt that he personally, through the publication of that picture, had--had ruined lon's life. i don't feel that way. in fact, i wrote to eddie, who is an old friend of mine, and said, 'you know, get off it, eddie. general lon's act was inexcusable. war is inexcusable, but that--that particular act was inexcusable, and you shouldn't hold your respon--yourself responsible for that.' c-span: would you have been responsible for getting that photo on the front page of the new york times when it was published? >> guest: well, i sure--i sur

it's 5:00 in new york city. oh, yeah. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: the supreme court wrapped up day one that pits the white house against 26 states and argues the president's 2010 healthcare law is unconstitutional. today's argument focus on whether a law passed in the 1800s bars the court from considering this case before 2014. now rarely do we get a chance to hear what goes inside the court. but listen to what happened today. >> the purpose of this lawsuit is to challenge a requirement, a federal requirement to buy health insurance. that requirement itself is not a tax. and for that reason alone, we think the injunction act doesn't apply. >> kimberly: for our expert all things supreme, i'm greg gutfeld. >> greg: i was already falling asleep. >> kimberly: terrible. >> greg: boring. no wonder. they only spend two hours a day on probably one of the most important cases we'll come up with. that's six hours over three days. i spend that much time exfoliating my teeth. if you want to go for the simplest argument h

new york cannot tell them than the federal government can tell new york what to do the moneys new york is collecting. >> new york and the united states figured out a way to tax individuals at greater than 100% of their income, maybe you could say two separate taxes. and we all know in the real world to the extent the federal government continues to make taxes that decreases the stability. the states would have a claim against the federal government raising their taxes because somehow the states will feel coerced to lower their tax rate? >> no, justice sotomayor. i'm suggesting it's not the case to say, well, it's free money so we don't have to ask if the program is coerced. >> counsel, what percentage does it become coercive? meaning, as i look at the figures i've seen from a me guy, there are some states for whom the percentage of medicaid funding to their budget is close to 40%, but there are others that are less than 10%. and you say across the board this is coercive because no state even at 10% can give it up. what's the percentage of big gift the federal government can give? becau

he moved to new york city in 1948, where benny goodman hire him and he became very famous in new york at the time and he died in new york in 2001. one of the pieces of my ticket to ride is how many cubans of irish ancestry are there. because this connected to my family, that's why i wanted to read it to you. in the 40's, my father moved to new york in search of his destiny. he learned to make brillantine in red, blue and golden colors to give a beautiful sheen to the hair. in his spare time, when he could break free from his alchemist's captive vit, he would go listen to cuban music at the park plaza hotel in manhattan. those were happy times and years later became a happy tomic with me, convinced early on that my father inhabited a magic world. a few years ago, while listening to a recording of cuban blues by chico, i remembered in new york in those stories of the 40's that chico and my father met at club cuba in manhattan and again in havana in the mid-50's. the sessions of chico's house in our neighborhood became so famous that even my father, not particularly fond of cuban jazz, c

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and new york employees to do so much better in florida. >>neil: i am sure the mayor appreciated the efforts but what are you trying to do? >>guest: i want american businesses it do well competing not word market. they can do a boater job if they are headquartered and work in florida. i have written a letter and i will call on, starting with the 100 largest companies in new york, and i will call on their c.e.o.'s and i wrote them a letter today and i will continue to do that to let them know not only is our weather better, we have lower cost of living, but, also, it is a better place to do bit to compete in the world market way better than you can if you are sitting in america city or new york state. >>neil: this is at a time when a lot of your colleagues across other states are trying to do similar things, the governor of indiana trying to get folks and businesses from illinois and the governor from ohio trying to get folks from both of those states and bragging about lower tax rates and better business environment. who wednesday in a cont

. >> hello, 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." this week i opined that contraceptive activists sandra fluke may have been more than a concerned georgetown co-ed, maybe, just maybe, she could be tied to the white house. the left wing nuts went bananas and called me lots of names, some not so nice but listen to what o'reilly uncovered. we found out she is being represented by a progressive agency where the former obama communications director is the managing editor. aha. so this whole deal comes back to the white house. at least indirectly. >> she has exposed ties to the liberal website has new been connected to the white house and the former communications director, dunn, white house. media matters. miss flunk. >> it is not accident she was testifying on capitol hill. they needed a strawwoman and they got one and the biggest mistakes was not getting a woman who was in need. this hurts their credibility. after the comments rush limbaugh made they locked like they had been winning the argument but after the president called her, afte

the plane was flying from new york to las vegas when sources say the captain began acting erratically pushing buttons and screaming. the co pilot became concerned and asked the captain to leave the cockpit. witnesses say the pilot seemed to lose control. >> screaming to the passengers saying, say your prayers. >> it appeared he was trying to open the side door. i wasn't going to let that happen. >> reporter: passengers quickly restrained him while the cockpit declared an emergency. >> jet blue 191 emergency and we will need authorities. >> we were face to face, me and the captain wrestled a little bit. i got him turned around and then other passengers jumped on top of him. >> reporter: the flight was diverted to amarillo where the captain was removed on a wheelchair and is receiving proper medical care. >>> on another flight last night a passenger caused a disturbance allegedly hitting a flight attendant on route from charlotte. the female passenger was given medical attention and then taken away by police. the woman reportedly claimed she was afraid of flying shortly before her outbu

ashley morrison here in new york. thank you so much. >>> hollywood film maker james cameron completed his voyage to the bottom of the sea. he was about 200 miles off guam when he climbed into a special submarine called the deepsea challenger descending seven miles into the mariana trench, the deepest place on earth. he spent more than three hours under water to explore and film and even tweeted, just arrived at the ocean's deepest point. hitting bottom never felt so good. can't wait to share what i'm seeing. pretty cool stuff. >>> coming up on your monday morning, weather forecast. in sports, is the old tiger woods back? why he's all smiles next. [ male announcer ] new starbucks blonde roast is another way to look at the bean. another way that reveals the lighter, mellower side of our roast. introducing delicious new starbucks blonde roast. the lighter roast perfected. ♪ . the lighter roast perfected. economically, it seems like a good choice now. we need environmental protection. we've got more than 100 years worth

the police, the state of new york. the public defender came to me -- this is the craziest part of the situation. the public defender who is there to defend your constitutional rights -- she came in to see me with plastic cause and a surgical mask. i saw her walking around with all the rest of the brothers. i thought maybe she had something that she did not want to give us. [laughter] that is righteous. i respect that. whenever you have to do. then she got me into the interrogation room and she said to me, you say you have education. where did you go to school, high school? public-school of new york. this does that add up. i skipped two grades before college. where did you go to college? how did you pay for college? you went to grad school? how did you pay for law school? what did that have to do with my case? i was just going with the flow. finally, she said to me, it is my professional obligation to inform you -- not only as an attorney but as a registered nurse acting as a dentist -- you may have a bipolar disorder.

♪ new york ♪ ♪ there's nothing you can't do ♪ ♪ now you're in new york ♪ >> this morning on "the dish" a celebrity chef who dent step foot in a professional kitchen until his 30s. before that john delucie was an executive recruiter. >> chef and proprietor of two of new york's hottest restaurants, now a best selling author and he loves his gibson guitar. this morning he brought his ultimate dish, i'm going to say this wrong, poccari el sugo. >> close. nice to be here. you know more about me than most people do. >> because we're obsessed. >> what do we know about what's on our plate so i can start eating? >> this is food you might get if you came to my house on a sunday with my parents. this is real simple pasta with a tomato sauce and my mother's fantastic artichoke -- stuffed artichoke and broccoli sauteed with garlic and chile. >> tomato sauce is so flavorful. it's really good. >> basically four ingredients. >> so good. >> i'll have some, too. you brought in a cocktail and dessert. >> pare juice with vodka. perfect drink this hour of the morning. >> it really is. i can atus to that.

tim tebow is taking new york by storm. we'll take a look at how pz passionate faith and marketing power will play in the bright lights of the big apple. >>> the most anxiously premiere this season "mad men" back tomorrow night. we'll talk to two of the show's stars about what we can expect this season. there they are. >> i love this story. you'll meet an amazing couple. cyrus and joanne saying "i do" 60 years ago right here on cbs. they are with us this morning. we are going to celebrate their diamond anniversary in high style. >> i am looking forward to that. >>> there is nothing to celebrate about our top story this half hour. the shooting death of 17-year-old trayvon martin in sanford, florida. anna werner is there this morning. earlier, we had an exclusive interview with the attorney who's advising the admitted shooter neighborhood wochman george zimmerman. i asked him about zimmerman's claim of self-defense. >> what i will tell you is i believe there is sufficient evidence to show that mr. zimmerman was acting in self

weird. >> and this comes to us from wptv, news channel five in new york where nearby mont pillier, a teenager was honored for putting his worst foot forward. the 16-year-old has become the winner of america's stinkiest sneakers. the boy says his aroma seems to be a natural curse. the it earned him a trip to new york and a supply of odor fighting insoles and a place in the hall of fumes. this is your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> 4:28 is our time. 48 degrees here in the nation's capital on this 28th day of march. a lot of 28s going on right now. good morning to you, i'm joe krebs. >> i'm eun yang. welcome to "news4 today" for this wednesday, march 28, tennessee valley. good morning to you. new this morning, prince george's county police are looking for one of two gunmen connected to an abduction and police-involved shooting. detectives say the pair got into a house on 59th avenue in riverdale, kidnapped a man inside, and took him to an atm. police were at the house when they returned. detective say that's when the two shot at officers. police nabbed one of suspe

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the new york times running a negative ad targeting christians. remember this, new york times would not run a similar ad targeting muslims. with everything going on in afghanistan they were concerned about the safety of u.s. troops there and also citizens in that area. is it a case of hypocrisy or sensitivity? >> pat from baltimore said quote this is an example of hypocrisy the new york times displays all of the time. they don't care about the soldiers at all this is a convenient copout. >> he thinks it is a combination of hypocrisy and fear of physical backlash of muslim extremists against new york reporters and staff. >>> there is no sensitivity to it besides the fact they know they can get away with it. christians still make sales. you can tweet us at fox friends first or e-mail us at friendsfirst@foxnews.com. >>> they ran articles about classified information wikileaks all that kind of stuff. do we not but yet -- do we miss not running this ad because they are concerned about potential backlash. the new york times will be dealing with this on

new york's finist. new york police department worked very hard to keep new yorkers safe since 9/11. but they are taking flak now from the department of justice and the f.b.i. for performing surveillance tactics obmuslims they suspect to be threats. yesterday, eric holder testified and had these fighting words. >> at least what i read publicly, again, just what i read in the newspapers is disturbing. these are things that are under review of the justice department. >> andrea: so the question is why would holder make those comments, dana? why does he think he is going to somehow -- one, that it's good, that he is taking on the new york police department. but how is this a winning issue for them when this is national security? >> dana: i don't think he gave it that much thought. i don't think he was prepped well for the hearing. he went in -- i assume they knew he was going to get asked about it. instead of not commenting or speak from a approximation of knowledge and authority he just said, gave his opinion saying he thought the nypd, what they had done is wrong. then he said that's j

in fact, just this week in new york city, the southern district of new york, another trial has begun of a building superintendent who is charged with attempting to provide weapons and support and supplies to hezbollah. today our national interests, namely standing with our major ally israel, increasingly puts us incross-hairs as iran moves dangerously closer to making a nuclear bomb. iran is feeling the heat and already has responded with its trademark terrorist brutality overseas. we've seen this before. in beirut, 1983. buenas aires, 1992 and '94. the towers in 1996, captain adams was killed, a constituent of mine. if iran had its way, washington, d.c. would have also witnessed terrible carnage amit the smoking rooks of a local restaurant only a few months ago. many counterterrorism insiders were stunned last october by tehran's blazing plot by its intelligence service dogs to assassinate saudi arabia's ambassador by bombing the city, washington, d.c., our nation's capit capital. i congratulate the fbi for thwarting this attack on our capitol. will they launch terrorist attacks on

when a taxpayer pays taxes to new york, a person is acting as a citizen of new york. and new york can no more tell the federal government what to do with the federal government's money than the federal government can tell new york what to do with the monies that new york is collecting. >> right. and if new york and the united states figured out a way to tax individuals at greater than 100% of their income, then maybe you could just say it's two separate sovereigns, two separate taxes. but we all know that in the real world to the extent the federal government continues to make staxs that decreases the ability on the states to tax. >> are you suggesting that at a certain point the states would have a claim against the federal government raising their taxes because somehow the states will feel coerced to lower their tax rate? >> no, justice sotomayor. i'm suggesting it's not the case to say, well, it's free money so we don't have to ask if the program is coerced. >> counsel, what percentage does it become coercive? meaning, as i look at the figures i've seen from amici,

, new york. >> thank you, juju. we wish carnie wilson the very best. >> we sure do. >>> now, to the newest trend for hollywood moms to be. extreme baby showers. jessica simpson is the latest celeb to celebrate with a lavish party, complete with a star-studded guest list and gifts. you can relate. about to give birth yourself. >> have the pregnant girl do every pregnant story possible. it's a new trend. we know that hollywood royalty spoil and pamper their offspring. but now, the new trend is starting a bit sooner, while they're still in the womb. jessica, tori and victoria all had one. an extreme baby shower. over-the-top parties with wild themes and outrageous gifts. >> if carrie bradshaw from "sex and the city," were to have a baby shower, this would be it. >> reporter: they give details of a texas-sized shower. they indulge on southern favorites, fried chicken, mac and cheese, and her favorite dessert. >> fried oreos. >> reporter: among the gifts for baby, designer bathing suits, frilly dresses and pink cowboy bo

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ashley morrison is in new york with more. good morning ashley. >> good morning to you, betty. >> mixed day for stocks. nikkei finished higher for a fourth straight day and hong kong's hang seng lost a fraction. >>> wall street continues to surge. another positive employment report sent the s&p 500 above 1400 for the first time since 2008. the dow made it 7 straight positive days by adding 58 points. the nasdaq gained 15. >>> apple's shares hit a record high thursday reaching $600 for the first time ever. that happened as thousands of people around the world started lining up to buy the new ipad which goes on sale today. the first shoppers to get their hand on the tablet were in australia. here in the united states, walmart started selling it at midnight, a few hours before some apple stores. >>> taxpayers are footing less of the bill for higher education these days. a report out today shows public colleges and universities now get 43% of the revenues from student tuition. that number was 30% as recently as ten years ago. the

york media. >> and the new york media. >> oh, my goodness. >> and the honeymoon -- . >> welcome to new york. >> and we're out of here, wisdom martin. we'll see you next week. for another rousing edition of off the wall. the wall. >>> thank you, ross and wisdom. d.c. united and vancouver, scoreless in the second half. thanks for letting us be a part of your weekend. good night. od night. [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over any other provider. ♪ love can be so mystical ♪

in new york. minister sergey lavrov says any military intervention into syria would only exacerbate the violence already taking place there details from new york streets. and still on the conflict their resignations. it's a number of peace as the arabic news channel walk out in protest claiming biased reporting. plus afghanistan demonstratives for the massacre of sixteen civilians by a u.s. soldier is just weeks after the burning of the qur'an by military personnel ignited anti american sentiment across the country. it is good to have you with us today here on r.t. we're coming to you live from moscow i'm real research as the violence in syria rages on the u.s. and its allies are now reportedly considering all options have including direct military intervention it's despite warnings from the pentagon with the american top brass saying the cost of starting a new war would be too high dozens of reportedly been killed across syria on monday adding to the death toll believed to be now by the u.n. over

it's 5:00 o'clock in new york city. this is "the five". >> david and samantha, great purpose and design of our alliance. may we remain now and always faith. service. cheers, everyone. >> i propose a toast to the president, to the first lady, and to the people of the united states of america. cheers. >> what time is it? party time at the white house last night 'cause president obama was hosting a state dinner for british prime minister david cameron. as is tradition, they exchanged toasts, they took pictures pictd ate a bunch of good food. "the five" of us didn't make the cut. unacceptable. guess who did? of course, you've got the diplomats, the political, media types, but also dozens of obama's biggest bundlers. big shots like warren buffet and even a list celebrities like george clooney who was asked about it today. >> it was really nice. i really enjoyed the evening. i was very impressed with the prime minister and his wife as well. >> all right. so boling, you're probably not going to be on the president's list any t