ike resisted. this is before he gave his famous speech about the military industrial complex, but he already knew. he'd been in the pentagon. he said, i know those boys in the pentagon, and he knew they hyped the threat, that if they wanted weapon systems they didn't necessarily need, they would find an excuse to get them, and he knew enough to resist, and this is a very hard thing to do in the winter of 1958 when everybody is banging on him to build more weapons and build up our forces. .. i envy them but he had this quiet patients. he could wait. a very important quality in a leader. he didn't been. guy. sometimes he would even playress ,own. confences he was a very smart guy. a rat in press conferences he would often speak in a rambling. slightly incoherent way. it was intentional. saying, oh, you've got to be careful about this question. and he said, oh, don't worry, i'll just confuse them. [laughter] and he did. i notice his memos were all clear as a bell. he was a very clear thinker. but when

let's go to ike in charleston. we got ike on the line. we love ike. how are you? caller: hey brother. as a side up front don't forget you got to deliver that message to kathleen madigan. hal: i made it out of construction paper and chocolate. believe me, she's going to get it. caller: behind that, my favorite iraqi lie, you know, the war it's kind of like lays potato chips, there's so many of them, it's hard to pick one. tongue in cheek i never understood why people getting so upset about people buying cake and n. jacki: ger. then i find out about yellow cake and i'll say the most despicable thing of the bush administration and republicans in general besides terry shaibo is what they did with valerie plame. if you have a problem with a man, you don't go after his wife. hal: ike calls in on my saturday show on wcbt. we love hearing ike talk about workers rights and how the average like construction manufacturing, all the workers across this country have been systematically screwed. ike's a great voice for that. it's always great to have him on. uranium, yellow cake

we have much more coverage of hurricane ike still coming up. there's a lot of people, if you can believe it or not in houston, a couple bars are still open. >> yeah. see, i was totally not scared of that chicken. maybe it is just the renegade big foot that frightens me because i certainly can hold my own with other smaller creatures. see, i find these far worse than worms because of all the little leg he is. >> yeah. >> i will touch it. i'm not going to lift it up though. >> stroke t pet it. >> i don't like being afraid of anything. >> give it a -- >> that's it. that's it. i'm done. so i don't like creepy crawley things as well. sue me. i don't like little bugs and i don't like big feet or big foots, what is the plural of big. >> the any way, pond they're as we watch it one more time in slow motion. >> have a great weekend. be sure to watch out for big foot on the ridicule list. >>> tonight, sex, lies and stubenville who is telling the truth? >>> plus, a staunch republican senator against gay marriage stuns everybody. >> i'm announcing today a

heart ik executive director of the california historical society who will make a short presentation on their new exhibit chairing the bay. at 2011 thank you so much. i'm honored to be here on behalf of the trustees and staff and members of the volunteers of your state historical society. i would like to tell you briefly about our next exhibition and part of our project and from agency to another. being founded in 1870 we are only 14 years behind. agencies like yourself to help celebrate what we are calling the bay. i don't have to tell you in this room to san francisco bay, but it's a thrill to be a part of it. we launched the year of the project. you might have seen this historic skooner sailing around a hundred bay point when you are were designating that part of the bay trail. we came in right after you and took her down where she was built and we don't think she had been down to hunters point in a couple of decades. a wonderful fellow non-profit called history pin which is a uk bay to mesh people across towns and through history. on november first we kicked the project into gear he

for ama daetz, leigh glaser, and ike shumann, thanks for joining > right now, deking out with "the big bang theory." >> thank god it's on the d.v.r. so there's proof that it happened. >> getting romantic on "new girl." >> i like how they stop themselves from connecting. >> country comes to town. >> too good to be true. >> sweet success withof nas the of nashville. >> plus, the movie hoping to make magic at the box office. >> we're rolling out the red carpet now. >> haye, it's connieritton and you're watching "on the red carpet." >> welcome to "on the red carpet," from the los angeles museum of art. i'm rachel smith. we're hear to check out this incredible exhibit honoring stanley kubrick. some call him a visionary, even a magician with film. our entertainment guru takes us to this week's red carpet magic show with "the incredible burt wonderstone." >> rachel, i'm just hanging out, or maybe hanging above the las vegas strip. but there's a very good reason or this. magician wunderstone uses this in the move to revive his career before it vanishes into thin air. >> to me magic is like san

ike i'm going to bite your eenchts the cat's like, would you cut it out? >> whoa! >> it smacks it like a brother. >> this is like sylvester and tweety. >> ta is putty cat. >> this is my favorite moment. watch. both look up like somebody says, you cut that out. >> touches my ear. he's touching me! he's touching me! >> don't you realize i'm a cat? >> this is my dish. you don't see me eating your bird seed. cat's got every right in that situation. >> yeah. this is the cat's domain here. >> i love how the parrot doesn't even try to eat his food. he's too busy messing with the cat, and he doesn't back off. >> he's a brave parrot. ♪ >>> this guy is hanging upside-down, dangling on a rope in a straight jacket. >> okay. maybe you've heard that before, except the rope is on fire. >> that's different. see if it's deadly different, next. >>> and these two spend days in bed doing this. >> oh, yeah. >> not a bad way to rehearse with your girl. spending all day in bed. >> see what all the rehearsing >>> welcomes wack to the show, everybody. don't forget to check out rightthism

we have much more coverage of hurricane ike still coming up. there's a lot of people, if you can believe it or not in houston, a couple bars are still open. >> yeah. see, i was totally not scared of that chicken. maybe it is just the renegade big foot that frightens me >>> tonight, sex, lies and stubenville who is telling the truth? >>> plus, a staunch republican senator against gay marriage stuns everybody. >> i'm announcing today a change of heart. >> remarkable u-turn, who coached mitt romney during the campaign and what it means for the gop. >>> setting the record straight. >> 15 years life for the second-degree murder conviction. >> what his wife says about the crime and the new hbo movie starring al pacino. >>> and courage and grace. >> i just want folks to see me, that i'm okay, that i'm not suffering. >> valley harper diagnosed with incurable brain disease, extraordinary interview that everybody is talking about my prime time exclusive. >> want folks to know how much i have just been touched to the bone marrow by their concern, their lo

congressman ike skelton is a champion. he was always watching. you know the expression kids don't misbehave when they know their mom is watching. ike skelton is retired in the feedback that i get about this book and about what's going on now is that it's just, pay no attention. so i hope that congress takes up this flag and carries it forward to do again the rather simple changes that i think need to be done. john i would like your opinion. did i miss anything in my presentation? >> no. i think the one thing is that coming from the naval war college, i am part of the too is the gold standard for all the schools you know and we still have all these problems. i agree with you fully that none of this is fixable without a will to to do it. wewe are not talking about much money at all. it's not a question of might, it's a question of will and i think it also has a lot to do with how important the services and congress think pme is. does it meets the larger goal and i don't think we can emphasize enough that as long as there is a lack of rigor in force

listening you like rain that slips through fingers missing you like childhood dreams and mother's mill ik. like an earing under a bed. links of moon that pass. with years reflected in glass. the silver seams behind eyes. if you happen to find my love hidden in the openal of your memory, would you return my uncertainty? my last poem, i'd like to dedicate to all the people who have ever lost someone that they love. and as nancy said you get to a certain age and people start passing away. and it's kind of bizarre when you lose a parent and realize you are a member of some strange society where no one understands how you feel. i want to say this is something that i'd like to share. inheritance. you were stubborn until the end. i felt your spirit tremor in my hand, your fears gach. the hospital room was filled with ice witnesses that denied me the last thing imented from you to lay curled with you alone once more. to be a girl again and feel the balloon of your belly rise and fall. pat your cheeks soft as apcots. hear your breathing soothe me to sleep. that day i wrapped my arms around the shi

ike from charleston south carolina. how about that big primary down there? >> caller: oh, yeah they were sending out church buses -- >> bill: for sanford? >> caller: the love governor. yeah. >> bill: what hypocrites. >> caller: i joke, of course but, hey, what can i tell you. you know, this is a sad day, bill. i having a agreed with you on a lot of things my friend. >> bill: it had to happen, ike. sooner or later. go ahead. >> caller: are you kidding me you want to give businesses another tool to be able to discriminate between people. what is the difference between this type of action. in my opinion the employer has no business getting in and violating my fourth amendment rights. if they want to have any control, this is the control. i show up to their job, and then i go home. okay? and they are entitled to pay me. now if -- if -- if i'm going to work for them, and they are crying about the cost of the medical thing to them et cetera, then here is the problem. by god you pay me enough to buy my own, then it's none of your business. beyond that, think about

we have much more coverage of hurricane ike still coming up. there's a lot of people, if you can believe it or not in houston, a couple bars are still open. >> yeah. see, i was totally not scared of that chicken. maybe it is just the renegade big foot that frightens me because i certainly can hold my own with other smaller creatures. see, i find these far worse than worms because of all the little leg he is. >> yeah. >> i will touch it. i'm not going to lift it up though. >> stroke t pet it. >> i don't like being afraid of anything. >> give it a -- >> that's it. that's it. i'm done. so i don't like creepy crawley things as well. sue me. i don't like little bugs and i don't like big feet or big foots, what is the plural of big. >> the any way, pond they're as we watch it one more time in slow motion. have a great weekend. be sure to watch out big foot on the ridiculist. see you one hour from now, 360 at 10 p.m. eastern. all about the jodi arias trial. piers morgan live starts now. >>> tonight, sex, lies and stubenville who is telling the truth?

., some sort of gift to them, and not uow ike sequestration, that the world going to implode. that america was g3 mng to collapse overnight and spending cuts with the author of went thro0 50 the notion that somehow our government can't cut 2% of spending out would destroy the entire countrque it didn't destroy the company. >> the market is washing wonders driving up gas prices because demand has b is n falling on its own and we've adjusted without gew ernment intervention. >> the media suld do some work on the imf. they don't h is to elping countries and prevents them from pro growth strategies. taken from the source, this is the imf. they should have been high when they wrote this. >> neil: okaque we are g3 mng to take a quis. food for thoughts. m heatherdek to cavuto on business. >> neil: stocks are at an all time high, so are food stamps. nearly 48 million americans are getting them makes you wonder how the dow and folks on the particular dole can effectively double under the same president. dagen, i have to say weird. >> not weird, scary, this is clear evidence, but-- >> a

., some sort of gift to them, and not uow ike sequestration, that the world going to implode. that america was g3 mng to collapse overnight and spending cuts with the author of went thro0 50 the notion that somehow our government can't cut 2% of spending out would destroy the entire countrque it didn't destroy the company. >> the market is washing wonders driving up gas prices because demand has b is n falling on its own and we've adjusted without gew ernment intervention. >> the media should do some work on the imf. they don't h is to elping countries and prevents them from pro growth strategies. taken from the source, this is the imf. they should have been high when they wrote this. >> neil: okaque we are g3 mng to take a quis. food for thoughts. food stamps are soaring g oster. ha ha ha! no no no! not today! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! jimmy how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? happier than dikembe mutumbo blocking a shot. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> live from america's news headquarters. i'm hithe

ike gets credit for the first televised news conference. there was no stopping them, of course, after that. >>> basketball is in the news starting with two presidents. first, a white house photo showing the current president tossing up a basketball to entertain a young visitor to the oval office. then there was bill clinton last night at the louisville game appearing to have the time of his life posing for pictures with the team in the locker room. then there was last night's debut of the notre dame uniforms made by adidas. they didn't go over well. one commentator called them the fighting highlighters. another said it looked like the tragic aftereffect of a shamrock shake. si.com went further -- called them the ugliest uniforms in sports history. another viewer said, i turned off my tv and i can still see the notre dame uniforms. >>> across the street from us here in manhattan at radio city music hall samsung unveiled what may be the smartest smartphone ever -- the new galaxy s4. they are hoping it will be something of an apple killer. it

., some sort of gift to them, and not uow ike sequestration, that the world going to implode. that america was g3 mng to collapse overnight and spending cuts with the author of went thro0 50 the notion that somehow our government can't cut 2% of spending out would destroy the entire countrque it didn't destroy the company. >> the market is washing wonders driving up gas prices because demand has b is n falling on its own and we've adjusted without gew ernment intervention. >> the media should do some work on the imf. they don't h is to elping countries and prevents them from pro growth strategies. taken from the source, this is the imf. they should have been high when they wrote this. >> neil: okaque we are g3 mng to take a quis. take a quis. food for thoughts. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. omnipotent of opportunity. you know how to mix business... with business. and you...rent from national. becse only national lets you choose any car in the aisle. and go. you can even take a full-size or above. and still pay the mid-size price. i could get used to this. [ male a

best defensive effort since 53 i like ike. 92-63. college ball st. mary's gonzaga title game nba exec all over the gym along with stockton a zag legend. this looks terrible for the gails. page landed awkwardly 93 buckle. no confirmation but the ferry would be a torn acl. zag after that smother him and steal and dunk and second half with authority. player of the year candidate 21 points 12 award zag show everybody why they are no. 1 in the country. 65-51 the final. st. mary's victory wait it out selection sunday but should get at large invitation. college hoop. crab pack 12 player of the yea year. crab averaged almost 19 points per contest. led the league in scoring. this is the third time in 4 years that a cal player has been honored as player of the year. following in the foot steps of randall and gutierrez. next stop at the cal bears pack 12 tournament. bridge ford will not be leading cal and the new bear raid offense. transferring. bridge ford most experienced quarterback oly on cal roster but not enough republic in spring bull under new coach dik

with women of the sill ik they were good in helping with that and samurai of the garden i thought they would say, what's she doing. >> i'm writing a quiet book about a japanese seaside village and the man has tb and the woman had leparcy. it doesn't matter. my editor doesn't get to see it until it's finished but these ladies do. even if she said put it in your drawer and take it out when you are 80, which is around the corner, it would be fine because they wouldn't say they liked it if they didn't kind of thing. i felt comfortable to keep going. i'm not adjust saying this because they are in the audience but because when i see them i think of the things going back. i don't say that every time samurai garden come up and i see it. i say it because it brings up memories even though it was 1990. it brings back writing process memories that's very helpful to me now even as a writer. if i didn't have them i don't know what i would do, kind of thing. with samurai's garden i brought it and they never know what to expect from me. one said today, you never write the same story. i always feel i a

when it came out six years ago the iks phone started small, unlike the blackberry and every other smartphone it had a big touchscreen and one button in front. now the iphone is the best-selling model in the country and every other popular phone looks a lot more like this than like this. the names to beat in today's phone game are apple and google who together took more than 90% of the smartphone market last holiday season. blackberry managed just over 3%. the company hopes the z10 gets it back in the game, but there are bigger challenges. the new phones won't bring in the same highly profitable services revenue investors have come to expect and it's not yet clear whether blackberry will be able to sell new phones to make up the ground the old phones are losing. >> we don't deny that internationally this has been a successful device, it sold out in the middle east, and sold out in asia. doing very well in europe and surprising a lot of critics and we don't expect the same response in the u.s., but a better-than-expected launch. >> have you ever had a blackberry? >> no. >> did you ever think y

best defensive effort since 53 i like ike. 92-63. college ball st. mary's gonzaga title game nba exec all over the gym along with stockton a zag legend. this looks terrible for the gails. page landed awkwardly 93 buckle. no confirmation but the ferry would be a torn acl. zag after that smother him and steal and dunk and second half with authority. player of the year candidate 21 points 12 award zag show everybody why they are no. 1 in the country. 65-51 the final. st. mary's victory wait it out selection sunday but should get at large invitation. college hoop. crab pack 12 player of the yea year. crab averaged almost 19 points per contest. led the league in scoring. this is the third time in 4 years that a cal player has been honored as player of the year. following in the foot steps of randall and gutierrez. next stop at the cal bears pack 12 tournament. bridge ford will not be leading cal and the new bear raid offense. transferring. bridge ford most experienced quarterback oly on cal roster but not enough republic in spring bull under new coach dik

attack,ike a fishing which most of us know, this was a very targeted attack. came from someone the person you or did business with. and not only targeted these organizations, these banks and also the broadcasters, but specifically individuals within those organizations. >> with a joint military exercises taking place here with u.s. forces, tensions are already high. intelligence officials here say north korea's zeiger capability is much more sophisticated than its limited -- cyber capability is much more sophisticated than its limited internet presence would suggest. whether or not p'yongyang is responsible, this latest attack revealed the tensions here. >> deforestation, overfishing, and preserving clean water overseas are important environmental concerns. could they also pose a threat to u.s. national security? that is the claim being made by movie star harrison ford who serves on the board of conservation international. that organization, along with the council on foreign relations, had a conference today in washington about the subject. a little earlier i

. >> ike a is recalling chocolate cakes weeks after their famous meatballs tested positive for horse meat. this time, officials in china say they detected fecal bacteria in the cakes. china destroyed two tons of the cake. they say this happened in december but they only learned this week about it and food sales make up 5 percent of their total revenue. >> a restaurant in downtown san francisco plans to serve their last meal this month. they have been serving for 27 years claiming to be the first fine dining chinese restaurant to introduce asian fusion food to san francisco. the restaurant says that it will close march 31 when the lease expires. >> it is 4:57, and football season, long gone, but, still on the minds of leaders in several bay area cities. what they are doing this morning to try to bring the super bowl to the bay area. >> firefighters battle flames in sonoma county with details of the major fire that displaced >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning. thanks for joining us at 5:00 on this wet wednesday. >> i am kristen sze. >> i am kati

when it came out six years ago the iks phone started small, unlike the blackberry and every other smartphone it had a big touchscreen and one button in front. now the iphone is the best-selling model in the country and every other popular phone looks a lot more like this than like this. the names to beat in today's phone game are apple and google who together took more than 90% of the smartphone market last holiday season. blackberry managed just over 3%. the company hopes the z10 gets it back in the game, but there are bigger challenges. the new phones won't bring in the same highly profitable services revenue investors have come to expect and it's not yet clear whether blackberry will be able to sell new phones to make up the ground the old phones are losing. >> we don't deny that internationally this has bn a successful device, it sold out in the middle east, and sold out in asia. doing very well in europe and surprising a lot of critics and we don't expect the same response in the u.s., but a better-than-expected launch. >> have you ever had a blackberry? >> no. >> did you ever think you

best defensive effort since 53 i like ike. 92-63. college ball st. mary's gonzaga title game nba exec all over the gym along with stockton a zag legend. this looks terrible for the gails. page landed awkwardly 93 buckle. no confirmation but the ferry would be a torn acl. zag after that smother him and steal and dunk and second half with authority. player of the year candidate 21 points 12 award zag show everybody why they are no. 1 in the country. 65-51 the final. st. mary's victory wait it out selection sunday but should get at large invitation. college hoop. crab pack 12 player of the yea year. crab averaged almost 19 points per contest. led the league in scoring. this is the third time in 4 years that a cal player has been honored as player of the year. following in the foot steps of randall and gutierrez. next stop at the cal bears pack 12 tournament. bridge ford will not be leading cal and the new bear raid offense. transferring. bridge ford most experienced quarterback oly on cal roster but not enough republic in spring bull under new coach dik

billy missions and of course knowing it plays in the worst possible political limbo there's no clear ike right winger there's no clear government it's going to weeks on end and if it really is not going to be able to reliable member of the euro zone then there probably is not going to be a euro zone but ultimately should investors lose money because of bad investment decisions as well as an investor advisor i'd say that's what we call capitalism that's what's happened it shouldn't just be a kid of the poor people innocent people are forced to suffer incredible austerity apropos of billing i'd investors and bankers. israel could soon get the unique benefit of being america's official major strategic ally that measure is to be just about a nine year old pro israeli gathering in washington but the leaders of both countries are absent we've got analysis right after a short break. there are twelve cities in the united states in which half of the people with hiv aids lives within a year of. over sixty two percent of those species i diagnosed with this is a problem that frankly is substantially

billy missions and of course knowing it plays in the worst possible political limbo there's no clear ike right winner there's no clear government it's going to take weeks on end and if it really is not going to be able to reliable member of the euro zone then there probably is not going to be a euro zone but ultimately should investors lose money because of bad investment decisions well as an investment advisor i say that's what we call capitalism that's what's happened it shouldn't just be a case of the poor people innocent people are forced to suffer incredible austerity a propos of billing all right investors and bankers and still to come in the program israel is sliding down the press freedom rankings as it stands palestinian journalists from working for israeli. there are twelve states in which half of the. and live from moscow this is our team glad to have you back with us now the catholic church witnessed history this week as pope benedict the sixteenth officially resigned something a pope hasn't done for six hundred years and as the church remains a leaderless internal divisions

struggling to draw attention to their plight camp officials however say that any talk of this being a master ike is a gross exaggeration upon a request for information a prison spokesman captain robert de ronde responded that the number of detainees refusing all food is fourteen having risen from six it's the first time the guantanamo officials have admitted that the number of hunger strikers has more than doubled following weeks of denial one of the inmates lawyers part is cabaret says authorities are using questionable definitions though to play down the scale of the fast. how they are defining hunger strikers that is also one clear i think that went on a mo is being very careful in the way that they're they're denying these claims they're saying the number of men who have refused all food the number of men who are being to. these kinds of things there is a question about exactly how the authorities are defining hunger strikers and determining when when they need to be to that. our understanding is that based on previous standards the determination of who is a hunger striker is a discretionary

. ♪ >> what would the world look ike if america never existsed? >> ladies and gentlemen, the producers of this film were nvolved in obama's america who many of you in this room saw. we're going to ask them to come on stage so we can chat with them. welcome. [applause] john sullivan. thank you all. [applause] >> thank you. thank you have much. what you saw a moment ago is not a trailer. it is just a little preview -- a little teaser of the next film we're going to do that is called "america." this film, by the way, is not obama update. informal, if you want obama update watch "2016" toward the end we lay out a script for obama and so far he is following that scrip. our situation is much bigger than obama. it is unfortunatelyly about the ultimately about the meaning of the country. they wanted to make a new human being. they wanted to create something distinctive. what is distinctive about america? when obama was asked that question he said nothing. i want to highlight one aspect of america exceptional thasme goes to the core of what makes america u

so please be sure of that, and i hope it really means as much to you as ever, loads of love, always, ike." ♪ there is the heartbreaking letter from marilyn monroe to her famed acting teacher, mentor lee strasberg, on stationery from the hotel bel-air. "dear lee, i'm embarrassed to start this, but thank you for understanding and having changed my life. even though you changed it, i still am lost." she goes on to explain "it's just that i get before a camera and my concentration and everything i'm trying to learn leaves me," and at the end she writes, "then i feel like i'm not existing in the human race at all. love marilyn." ♪ well shake it up baby ♪ whoo >> the typed undated letter from john lennon to linda and paul mccartney that reflects a dark time between the two singers around the time of the band's breakup, lennon asking paul mccartney, "do you really think most of today's art came about because of the beetles? i don't believe you're that insane, paul. do you believe that? when you stop believing it, you might wake up." ♪ i will say to you >> a message far different from th

the company is developing a way to improve the mapping of large indoor spaces ik airports and shopping malls and the consumption of carbon vaited -- carbonated beverages dropped to the lowest level since 1996. >> 7 on your side's michael finney is coming up next. the story of a man whose unpaid bill get ston >>> a collections agency came after a man for not paying for something he didn't order. >> and being contacted by a collection agency is nerve wracking but when you didn't purchase the service well, then, it's aggravating too. >> this is a classic. >> gerard enjoys restoring old cars. one thing he never has had to restore, however, is his credit. >> this is the demand for payment. >> gerard received this collection notice in the mail. it was for a cell phone supposedly purchased from a zp. t wireless, gerard says the notice received for $1013 was the first time anyone told him he had an outstanding bill. >> i never did apply for a cell phone. they claim i did. and i never signed a contract. >> gerard called at and t. they said the debt had been sold to a collection agency. he says

and i think the thing you leave out that is that ike would have been alive and pretty vigorous in 960. eisenhower -- the cuban invasion if it would have gone forward in eisenhower style would have been overwhelming force, and it would have succeeded. eisenhower hated the idea of a ground war in asia. i think he would have said, dick, don't do it, for the same reasons that he managed to keep us out of any real involvement in indochina in 1954. eisenhower did send money and probably helped prop up the diem regime, but whether it would have gone much further, i can't imagine. i can't imagine 550,000 american soldiers fighting a gradualist war under anyone except lyndon johnson. >> well, i'll agree with you by then. at that point, yes. 1961, i think, would have played out quite differently. >> fortunately -- >> we have history we have. >> we do. >> you think that the kennedy assassination is a major turning point. >> i think it was the worst thing that ever happened to richard nixon. he had had a really, as we talked about, a really traumatic loss in 1960. he ran for governor in 1962 with

michelle is not panic iking, no afraid. she is there. and wait until you see who walmart wants as its new delivery team. hi, simon. >> hi tyler. that was a good start. we start with the markets on this, the final day of the quarter. that is important if you're a professional manager. it is importantly the first day for the s&p 500 finally broke through the closing day high it happened around 11:00 eastern this morning. it's up almost 10%. the dougw, let's have a look. it is up about 11%. we have never had a down year when the first quarter sees the dough dow up by 8% or more. and the nasdaq is up almost 8% for the quarter as well. today you can see we're trading at 3259. the top three for the s&p netflix has more than doubled. hpq is quoted an the s&p as well. up. let's bring in bop. to you, first. just want to see today's trade as you see it. >> it's been another quarter where the u.s. is the place to be. obviously the volume has been weak this week. but it's not hurting us dramatically. we're up about 9%. if you look at china and brazi

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but the high cost of rent is making other areas, ike oklike oakland, more attractive. >>> still ahead, it has become part of it, but now the rocket ship is ready for liftoff. >>> here's the view of the bridge as it rises into the clouds. a sunny finish to your weekend. we'll look at some changes ahead when we come right back. >>> good morning, oakland. some of that haze will burn off and give way to sunshine later on this afternoon. the city of paloal tow is searching for solutions to its growing parking problem in the downtown area. the city council will address the issue at a meeting on monday. palo alto online reports some ideas include perhaps creating some more permit only parking in neighborhoods to building a new downtown parking garage. many residents complain when developers are allowed to build downtown, they are not forced to include parking in their plan. we'll see what happens on monday. from parking to a major change of direction in downtown hayward. literally a change in direction to help ease traffic. foothill and mission boulevards are now one way streets and traffic

the bottom line -- it's look grant, ridgeway, perjing, ike and we should follow them into the heat of battle knowing they represent the best of what america has to offer. i'd like to go to elizabeth in florida. >> gary: i'm calling about aeae aeroenvironment. they're hurting due to cutbacks and delays in defense building. but this company is expanding reach to include drones for fire prevention, law enforcement, news, weather. i always rely on fundamentals but this stock feels like a stealth opportunity. so, cramer, do i buy more, glide or push the ejection button? >> listen, sunshine, the ejection button is perfect. you might as well be sitting next to bond in gold finger. i don't want you anywhere near the stock. when they disappoint this bad, it's often the beginning, not the end. do not touch avav. nice bench of guys. let's go to jude in my homestand new jersey. jude! >> thank you for all the money you helped me make. how positive on the colgate split? >> we don't care about the splits. there are some investors you are care tremendously about a split. when i saw chavez die in vene

with kay somersby came out in world war ii, and as had happened to petraeus, what if we got rid of ike before d day? during the great depression, franklin roosevelt was having affairs. frank lip roosevelt had two very -- franklin roosevelt had two very long-term affairs. one with his personal aide and secretary and cook and dresser -- undress or, apparently, too -- what if we threw fdr out of office or demanded his resignation as the economy was recovering? all the way back to the french and indian war, a very young george washington was writing very romantic letters to a woman who was not mrs. washington. her name was sally fairfax, a very attractive, older, sophisticated neighbor. what if washington's letters had become public during the french and indian war or the revolutionary war? much as petraeus with' e-mails became public. and what if we got rid of george washington? so neither -- bill clinton's not the first and not the worst, petraeus is not the first and not the worst. been there, done that, there's a long history of it. in fact, it pains me to say that even abraham lincoln

the bottom line -- it's like grant, ridgeway, pershing, ike and marshall. these are stock market victors and we should follow them into the heat of battle knowing they represent the best of what america has to offer. i'd like to go to elizabeth in florida. >> caller: i'm calling about avav, aeroenvironment. they're hurting due to cutbacks and delays in defense spending. but this company is expanding reach to include drones for fire prevention, law enforcement, news, weather. i always rely on fundamentals but this stock feels like a stealth opportunity. so, cramer, do i buy more, glide or push the ejection button? >> listen, sunshine, the ejection button is perfect. you might as well be sitting next to bond in "goldfinger." i don't want you anywhere near the stock. when they disappoint this bad, it's often the beginning, not the end. do not touch avav. nice bunch of guys. let's go to jude in my home state of new jersey. jude! >> thank you for all the money you helped me make. how positive are you on the colgate split? >> we don't care about the splits. there

>> well, just ike in 2003, excesses spilled over time. if we have a huge amount of rereceivers in the -- reserving in the banking system, the fed says, trust us, we'll drain the money when we need to, but when ou drilldown and interact with them on a day-to-day basis and how they plan on doing it, the answers are lacking, and so the reason for concern i because we're not really sure the strategy is thought out as ben bernanke likes to make it seem. lou: yeah, i can't understand we watch the reserves pile up with the fed, a good, happy thing, the view of most, i think, and we're going to see that play out across the system. that's a good thing. until we see 6.5% unemployment, we know this policy will continue. we're watching the -- we're watching the equities market begin, begin to perform the way ben bernanke wanted it to as he switched ephasis from the debt markets to the equity. housing market's recovering. you got to be a happy guy. >> well, look, there's a lot of reasons to be happy, but it's all the more reason to figure out how to y

billy nations and of course knowing it plays in the worst possible political limbo there's no clear ike right win or there's no clear government it's going to take weeks on end and if it really is not going to be able to reliable member of the euro zone then there probably is not going to be a euro zone but ultimately should investors lose money because of bad investment decisions well as an investment advisor i have to say that's what we call capitalism that's what's happened it shouldn't just be a case of the poor people innocent people are forced to suffer incredible austerity a propos of bailing out investors and bankers. and there may be a stalemate in italy but elsewhere in europe it's stagnation coming up with a report on lives of comfort turned upside down in britain with even bare necessities on the chopping block of an austerity driven government. and the beauty and the beast as the georgian capital transforms amid ongoing architectural programs critics say that people's lives are failing to improve along with the city's aesthetics that's after a short break right here on our

i'm going to show my iks inclusive interviews with john boehn boehner. we talked about the decisions to suspend the tours of the white house supposedly because of the sequester. how bushily can you get. here's what mr. boehner had to say about it. >> the idea that we're going to shut down tours at the white house during the easter season when washington's over run by visitors, it's just silly. and i want to know who's being laid off at the white house. is this what's going on? all i can say is the capitol is open to visitors. we welcome the american people to come to their capitol. we've been preparing for the president's sequester for months. i know what you're thinking... transit fares! as in the 37 billion transit fares we help collect each year. no? oh, right. you're thinking of the 1.6 million daily customer care interactions xerox handles. or the 900 million health insurance claims we process. so, it's no surprise to you that companies depend on today's xerox for services that simplify how work gets done. which is...pretty much what we've always st

so billy nations and of course not i it plays in the worst possible political limbo there's no clear ike right win or there's no clear government it's going to take weeks on end and if it really is not going to be able to reliable member of the euro zone then there probably is not going to be a euro zone but ultimately should investors lose money because of bad investment decisions well as an investor an advisor i have to say that's what we call capitalism that's what must happen and it shouldn't just be a case of the poor people innocent people are forced to suffer incredible austerity a propos of bailing ict investors and bankers. well there maybe a stalemate in italy but elsewhere in europe. coming up we report on lives of comfort turned upside down in britain with even bare necessities on the chopping block an austerity driven government. and the beauty of the beast as the georgian capital transforms amid architectural programs critics say that people's lives are failing to improve along with the city's. short break. well. that's. what. that really. is he. from moscow this is the wee

you're nighted per pute iks, vascular research and and product development. they are doing well. all these are cheap and going up in price. those are qualifications. and financials with the fed doing what it's doing in terms of printing money, national financial makes a good play in that space. >> just before i let you go, cisco systems, pete, why is cisco systems one of your picks? >> we are seeing that the acceleration of death and wire line and cisco is a supplier of internet hardware safety in terms of internet commerce. that's an area where we think there is more spending. cisco hasn't participated in this rally. great balance sheet. we think earnings estimates begin to accelerate going forward. it is great to get paid while waiting. >> barry and pete, thank you for joining us. in the meantime, a big jobs number tomorrow. it may not matter much to markets on this record shattering week. but that doesn't mean there isn't a winning trade. the dollar could be the ticket whether the payroll's number is good or bad. let's bring in cnbc contributor. >> i think this is one of those

lot of what was taken of "travels with charley" was steinbeck's sniping at nixon and a little bit of ike. he hated nixon. >> what was the reason? >> i think steinbeck -- and this was taken out of the book -- he was a partisan democrat. he said that in the manuscript twice. he did not like republicans. though he had grown up the son of a republican, his sisters were republican. monterey went for nixon in 1960. >> where did you find the letter that he wrote to his editor at viking? >> that is fairly easy to find. it may -- parts of it may be in one of the major biographies. it is floating around a lot. there is a book where he went from across the waste of america from new york to san francisco. he uses that paragraph as a way to, as a jumping off point to do his book. it's there. it is commonly found -- i think it is in the biography. >> i'm going to read some of what john steinbeck wrote to his editor at viking. after? >> this has been after the travels and probably in the summer of 1961 when he was struggling to write, still struggling nine months after his trip ended to write "travels