the best cases that we want, at least for me, that we want to normalize policy, but we do have to get by this issue about the first quarter of gdp. is carl -- andow -- part of this was in opposition to what we heard janet yellen say n. james bullard is on his own? guest: he is in the hawkish camp which puts him outside of the dovish core of the open market committee this year to janet yellen. dudley, fisher, and some of the others. while those are not reflective of the underlying tone of the committee, he did sound dismissive about the inflation numbers are as tenant in her speech last friday said that actually it is more troubling that we are missing on the inflation side of the mandate to a larger degree than the employment aside. a very sanguine view towards the outlook. they want to do something this year, even if it is one and done just to do it. we heard him talk about asset bubbles. where is the biggest risk? pat: you mentioned a large country or of that of the to the west of us called china. it has one of the largest asset bubbles going on. it has nothing to do with that polic

my hopes that you might be or at least help me find the love of her life. >> she has such a beautiful smile. >> she is looking for her adam. >> i think a good place to start would be someone who likes the things that she likes. what does she like? >> she likes to play tennis she likes to go swimming. loves nature to go outside. skiing. look at her going downhill. yoga sunbathing art, beer bikes, she also likes to crash a bike. dancing, and last but not leave as they say, looking after her sister her mother and her whole family. >> can i have her number? she seem pretty cool. she loves all of these things. they have a way you can get in contact with them. >> that's it really. let's just say that i hope that love is in the air. if you're the lucky man, then i guess we'll be in touch. >> that's cool. what a w >> what a beautiful sentiment. so self-less and so loving. >> my gosh alex what do you want to do? i was thinking of putting it on the internet. and hopefully people will find you a good man. >> i think his dash cam video from russellville arkansas will surprise a lot of people. rig

city it included the guidance or giants you put up with the traffic but it is interesting for us at least for me to know what was promised by the giants and the city regarding that project and how has it materialized. >> promise versus realty i've said this before i'll see say it again on non-game days unless tltsdz it's a monday but tuesday, wednesday or thursday but first a non-game day it is tough getting through the embarcadero. >> jeff will bring that forward to you. >> but the bay bridge. >> do you have a sense of these what was in the original plan guidance versus the. >> - >> i'd like to know. >> we'll give you a general overview but the details we'll have to come back. >> i can say our county transportation authority is our planner to look at the entire waterfront transportation assessment from an quantify prospective we thought the arena would have a significant impact on the area bus actually, the development to 337 and pier 70 and a lot of the development in the area but above and beyond that working with an comparison is the development around the transbay center and the per

seen me talk or heard me talk, doesn't at least have an inkling of thought that, you know, "i can do that". and that was not the "glory" days. "i think the glory days are today because it's today that we have expanded the interest in exploration, expanded the desire to be like us. we are the best nation in the world when it comes to exploration. there is nobody as good as we are. and it'll be some time before anyone's as good as we are. in, in two more years, we're gonna be launching americans from american soil. that will be key, to have an american capability to get our own astronauts into space will be key from a national pride standpoint. but we get americans into space today. we have not, we have not missed a beat since we, since we lost columbia back in 2003. >> well, scott kelly is on his way to the international space station. >> he's there. he's there. he's havin' a good time. (laugh) >> well, he's gonna be there for a year so he better be havin' a good time. >> he is, so far he's havin' a good time. (laugh) >> but he had to hitch a ride with the russians. and-- >> he didn't

me. now he is very involved in the washington community, especially advocating for immigrants, the homeless, and workers. he is a member of the priest labor social project initiative in chicago that focuses on continuing formation on priest and worker issues. the way we will proceed here is, professor mccartin will look at the technical aspects of labor, and we can mix it up and take your questions. mr. mccartin: thank you, thank you very much, maria, i am honored to share this panel with kim and evlio. -- evelio. it is difficult to understand anyone of the phenomenon, the history of the u.s. church, the history of the american ms -- american immigration experience, or the history of u.s. labor without understanding its interaction with the other two. organized labor, and the history of labor relation in the united states, everything relates to what we might call the labor question. it has been deeply influenced by both immigration and catholicism. a of the catholic church in the united s

young i don't know how many there are but at least two. let me see yours. >> reporter: shortly after mckenzie's dad proclamation went viral there was a tidal wave of controversy. men were rejoicing. women started to cry foul on twitter using the #mombod. would a woman ever be celebrated for flaunting a mom bod? >> the fact of the matter is the dad bod is the average body. most people can't live in a g.i. most people don't have six pack abs. it's what average guys look like. in a way it's great they can be made to feel good about that. but what about the women on the oh side of that? the double standard annoys women to no end. >> when i saw the dad bod piece, i thought no one talks about mom bods like this. no one is writing cute lists of top ten reasons you would want to date someone with a mom bod. it is because mom bod is real but seen as a negative. >> reporter: sara is a blogger and mother of two twin girls based out of little rock. when she heard of dad immediately wrote a post about being proud of her mom bod. >> mom bod is something

so, i think the base case is we definitely -- at least for me, we want to normalize policy, but we do have to get by this issue of first-quarter gdp. michael: is that mean june is awfully table given that we will only be getting revisions now when they are supposed to be -- we are told it is still a possibility, but really? james: labor markets continue to be quite strong. we have another labor report here. the joy of data-dependent policy as we do not have to make a decision when we -- until we get to the meeting and have all the data. but i appreciate markets move the start date back for the normalization process, because we have said it is data-dependent. that is totally fair. kathleen: if you look at year-over-year cpi, which my colleague and i steve matthews -- he is here as well -- you have year-over-year cpi at the headline -- and you are a big proponent of 0.2. that's a long way. the headline, 0.3. of course, moving up. with inflation at this low level, is that when we are seeing jim bullard, who has started raising interest rates -- even jim bullard can say i can win because

me it was. >> absolutely. one maryland woman who has lived a hundred years just went on her first one. fox's bob barnheart talks to this amazing lady. >> reporter: vivian bailey has been all around the world and seen a bit of everything in her 97 years, but this is the place that she keeps coming back to, the peaceful bench that was dedicated to her outside of the main entrance to running brook elementary school. >> it is miss bailey, you can never stop learning. >> reporter: principal troy todd considers miss bailey the school's guardian angel. she lives nearby here in columbia, maryland never had children of her own, but... >> when people say how many children do you have? with a straight face i said 314. >> reporter: for past 15 years or so she has been raising money for all of her children here,es specially for field trips. >> it is normal. >> because the children out in the western part of the county where we have all these millionaires they get the these fabulous field trips. the parents for these childr

. >> but at least it gives me something that i can investigate. >> 3,000 people brought their family history to 16 smithsonian events across the country. >> and this is an early free black family based out of baltimore. >> yes, yes. >> it sounds like "antiques road trip." >> it is like "antiques road trip." >> we have experts across the field, experts in conservation, experts who understand about paper, metal, you name it fabrics, textiles and they come in and review object for the public. >> some of that looks like it's dried out a little bit. >> doubt put it near an air conditioning unit because it will dry it up too much. >> how do you convince someone to give up a priceless family heirloom? >> you know what? our museum pitches itself. all we have to do is tell the absolute honest truth. people have been waiting for us. people in america have been waiting for this moment. and so literally they just hand us things. >> well, you can get a look at some of the artifacts that will be on display at the museum by going online. scott pelley's full report is on cbsnews.com. >>> welling com

someone will e-mail me, at least it wets the grass. >>> coming up, a search in sacramento for a 6-year-old girl who has not been seen since yesterday, we'll have this story in 15 minutes and the medical emergency that led to her disappearance. >>> the first for higheredcation institutions, the university of san francisco plans to deep students from being sexually assaulted on campus. . >>> it's 4:24, songs in 1975. what does this have to do with the warriors, it's the last time the warriors won the nba title, these were the songs that were popular at the time the warriors were champions. 40 years later we have different music. by the way, if there's a special song you want to hear, send it to us. we'll play your request every friday morning. i love it. >>> go pro is turning high adventure photography into a reality experience. it is developing a derise that will hold six gopro cameras and record 360-degree video. that goes out in april and a drone with a high-definition camera. >>> happening today the san francisco man who created the drug trafficking web site silk road will be sentenced.

at least for me. >> reporter: chilean president is pushing for a bill that would allow abortion in cases where the fetus can't survive outside the uterus, rape or where the pregnancy puts the mother's life at risk. the president introduced the bill in the lower house of the chilean parliament, but it is stalled. decriminalizing abortion is one of the promises the president made. a promise the president says she intend to fulfill. the bill faces strong opposition from conservative legislators. >> translator: i believe in fact that women have the right to make decisions about their reproductive life. however i believe that the right to make those decisions end where the right to life of the unborn child begins. >> reporter: conservative legislators promise to fight the bill until the end. but she hopes the bill becomes law so that other women don't have to suffer what she went through. rafael romo, cnn, chile. >> now a day at the beach turned quickly into a nightmare after an inflatable bounce house went airborne. the mother of two children inside could only watch as it was launched skywar

they are more often used by kids than regular tobacco.p also, as a gay man, it angers me at least one e-cigarette company is targeting lgbt youth. that company hired a man that serves lgbt homeless youth and consulted withzc" organizations to serve youth. such as it gets better to sale e-cigarettes to queers. we need to be sure that we do everything we can to keep e-cigarettes out of the youth. please take action to support that result. thank you. >> next speaker please. >> hello president lazarus andx%(@ commissioner. my name is christopher. i'm here as advocate for breathe california. i have a strong opinion on the sale of:up cigarettes to minors today. i was one of those minors at one point. at 16 years old, i started smoking cigarettes and tobacco products because it was easy to get and it was cool. in many ways cigarettes are a lot easier to get than alcohol or other substances. many kids today believe that e-cigarettes are healthy alternatives to smoking traditional cigarettes. many of the products c harmful chemicals. i cannot reat -- reiterate enough the danger of smoking. res

i ask do you watch it or at least watch me you will see that i'm the same person and the same journalist with the same practicing values and standards that i always have. >> final question, can you sing? >> you know what i can do? can i give you a quick rap? >> yeah. >> my name is art and i want you to know that i'm spirited and on the go. i will creole baby from new orleans. i will try my best not to be mean. i know sometimes i'm co-divisive but down inside i'm sugar and spice and seen. been really nice working with you, bill. >> all right, arthel neville, everybody, give her a hand. >> thanks, bill. >> next up, two fnc guys used to be stand-up comedians if you can believe it. we will te >>> personal story segment tonight. we continue our series: "did you know that" about fox news folks who have interesting situations in their past. two fnc guys are actually stand-up comics. >> i was shopping the other day and i have a few questions. rhetorical things. don't yell it out because i checklist. why is it necessary to label one of those chickens a young chicken? like i don't feel bad enough

and, while grateful for your confidence in me, at least if i know my heart, i think my gratitude is free from any taint of personal triumph. it has not been a pleasure for me to triumph over anyone. but i give thanks to god for this people's resolve to stand by free government and the principle it lives by. you see, my friends, i still believe that sentiment in our declaration of independence that declares all men are created equal, remains the great fundamental principle upon which all of our future hopes and liberty rest. the question of this hour is cannot this government be reunited on that same principle? my friends, if it can, i will consider myself one of the happiest men alive if i can so help to see it. if it cannot, it will be awful. my friends, if this government cannot be reunited without giving up that principle, i -- i was about to say, i would rather be assassinated on this very spot then to surrender that. well, i am loath to close. we are not enemies, but friends. friends, we must not be enemies. though a passion may have strained, it must not break our bonds of affectio

now, i know you appear at least to me to agree with bill clinton on that. that even if it's nonviolent offense, that there should be a harsh sentence because you want to clean up the streets. >> it depends on what the offense is. if it's smoking marijuana it's a waste of time. if it's selling heroin, that's not nonviolent and any enslaved hard drugs should be punished. no matter what you think of it, it's worked. the broken windows theory of justice has worked. all over the country and they will say oh it wasn't that and then they will say what was it, well, peter pan and tinker bell they waved the magic wand and crime went down. hillary clinton at the time her husband passed the more cops on the street and harcher sentences. >> crime bill. >> she actually gave speeches in favor of that. >> big time. so she is flip flopping. >> yeah. look here's the bottom line, she is entitled to her opinion. running as a female candidate she wants to disagree with her husband she is entitled to her own opinion, and also people evolve, you know, 15, 20 years. >> gay marria

i ask do you watch it or at least watch me you will see that i'm the same person and the same journalist with the same practicing values and standards that i always have. >> final question, can you sing? >> you know what i can do? can i give you a quick rap? >> yeah. >> my name is art and i want you to know that i'm spirited and on the go. i will creole baby from new orleans. i will try my best not to be mean. i know sometimes i'm co-divisive but down inside i'm sugar and spice and seen. been really nice working with you, bill. >> all right, arthel neville, everybody, give her a hand. >> thanks, bill. >> next up, two fnc guys used to be stand-up comedians if you can believe it. we will tell you who they are in a moment. a complete, and tasty new way to support... your energy... immunity... and metabolism like never before. centrum multigummies. see gummies in a whole new light. if you're looking for a car that drives you... ...and takes the wheel right from your very hands... ...this isn't that car. the first and only car with direct adaptive steering. ♪ the 328 horsepower q50, from in

so they identified with parts of the novel that at least for me have receded a bit in the background and i love that they were on gatsby's side and that all or nothing-ness. the one thing i wanted to say while i still have andrew here. i feel like you have the great american novel of the rural america, and i i've got the great american novel of 1925. in 1920 census is when we see for the first time that most americans live in cities. and i have that album of james taylor and carol king in due wet, and i kind of feel like i'm carol king singing the city part and you're james taylor with the country part. i should be so lucky. but. >> i'm a little bit country. >> we are unfortunately out of time so we have to let the pop music reference take us out. you can purchase copies and have them signed upstairs. please joi

>> yeah, you know, it's so much deeper -- at least it is for me, and i hope other people think so, as well. for me, being a chaser is about chasing your dreams and your desires. you know, my biggest thing is just inspiring and encouraging other people, and i hope that when they call themselves chasers it's because they're inspired and encouraged and inspired and encouraged to follow their dreams and to chase after the things that they love. it's really nothing about me. it's more about the individual calling themselves a chaser because they're believing in what they're doing. >> looks like you're chasing your dreams, too. your song "arise" is in the upcoming movie "8 days," and you also act in it, as well. can you tell us about that experience and why this movie is so important to you? >> yeah, you know, it's just a cool, cool thing to, you know, say you're in a movie. it was a lot of fun during the whole process of filming, but, you know, for me why it's so special and important is because it's over a topic that is really crucial for our time because there's a crime that's been going

. >> that's the dream of me at least and i think most writers. >> pop do you recall has grabbed game of thrones. it's been featured in the simpsons and southpark. what goes through your mind when you see these references and what happens? >> well, i think it's tremendously cool, of course. it's nice to be doing something everybody is so aware of and that has entered the cultural zeitgeist in that manner. the only aspect of it that really aston issues me is not that the characters and the story is being parodied or referenced in these various places but to the extents which i personally am. i mean when i see myself as a character on southpark or i see monihan imitating me with the suspenders and the hat on saturday night live, when i see companies selling halloween costumes, not halloween costumes to be john snow or deneris but to be me, that's pretty freaky. that's something i could never have anticipated and i still don't know what to think of it. >> congratulations on all of your success. thank you so much for being on "talk to al jazeera." we appreciate it? >> my pleasure. thank y

after three years of express the arrests me began. at least seven of those charged were taken into custody at this therery hotel in switzerland where officials were gathered for the yearly meeting. all set to be extradicted to the up as the f.b.i. agents collected more evidence from offices in miami. >> we provide all of the information requested by them. >> four of those charges including charles blazer who worry an undercover wire to record fellow soccer officials has already pleaded guilty. >> fifa president, up for re-election on friday has not been charged. despite all of the alleges, officials say they will not change the locations of the next world cup. back to you, kristen. >> a sweet celebration for a san jose third grader this morning after she won a national chef's competition with the creation something parents who approve of, a new healthy twist on nachos. here is the story from willow glen elementary school. >> for willow glen elementary student, a desire to end her hunger led her to winning the 2015 national future chef

you cannot stop me from dreaming. >> larry: you cannot stop me! you cannot stop me from dreaming! can i get an amen, or at least an "okay, sure, i guess"??? creflo, no one's trying to stop you from dreaming. you can dream about taking money from poor people to fund your lavish lifestyle all the live long day. it's when you "do" the thing, that's the problem. we want to stop the "doing" part. >> if they discover that there's life on mars, they're gonna need to hear the gospel, and i'm gonna need to have to believe god for a billion-dollar space shuttle 'cause we got to preach the gospel on mars. (laughter) (audience reacts) >> billion-dollar space shuttle? to take you to mars? i take back everything i said. pass the collection plate. anything that shoots you to an airless desert 140 million miles away -- i'm in, creflo! (cheers and applause) okay. moving on to some good news. an american political prisoner was released today after being held in captivity by anti-american forces for a grueling 166 days. >> loretta lynch has finally been confirmed today as the new attorney general. s

at least three of the building here had to be evacuated dozens of people have been standing by, wait to go hear when they may be able to get back in, and also, wait to go hear how many people will be displaced for some time. you can see

my question comes from reflecting on what is at least to me a new insight that this panel has expressed and especially leonard that anti-science is a statement of religious faith, which is the religious faith in a week god and this week god is a circumstance of personal fear and perhaps pathological cultural fear, which ends up as an expression of a feeling of helplessness. our national passive escape from that is material consumerism and financial development. i wonder if you all could comment on that election of a weak god with a cultural fear and sense of helplessness which promotes escapism. [laughter] >> umm. i have heard it said that wisdom -- i'm not sure if this will answer your cluster manatt -- wisdom begins when instead of -- having what you want, you want to want what you have. i think there is definitely a sense in this country that satisfaction can be found at the mall and joy and completeness and whatever. i think the attraction of faith is that there is a sense of -- one of the attractions -- is it offers the possibility of completeness, the possibility of being satisfie

and, while grateful for your confidence in me, at least if i know my heart, i think my gratitude is free from any taint of personal triumph. it has not been a pleasure for me to triumph over anyone. but i give thanks to god for this peoples resolve -- this people's resolve to stand by free government and the principle it lives by. you see, my friends, i still believe that sentiment in our declaration of independence that declares, all men are created equal, remains the great fundamental principle upon which all of our future hopes and liberty rest. the question of this hour is cannot this government be reunited on that same principle? my friends, if it can, i will consider myself one of the happiest men alive, if i can so help to see it. if it cannot, it will be awful. my friends, if this government cannot be reunited without giving up that principle, i -- i was about to say, i would rather be assassinated on this very spot them to surrender that. i am loath to close. we are not enemies, but friends. friends, we must not be enemies. though a passion may have strained, it must not break o

behind me you see the red river on the texas/oklahoma border. just that, very red and muddy to because so much water is trying to drain down stream. it is flood is taken. the river expected to continue to rise, cresting on monday. rob marciano, abc news, gainesville, texas. >> in today's forecast, more storms for texas with heavy rain blanketing the eastern third of the country. the heaviest from little rock to memphis. it will also be wet along much of the northern west coast with mountain know and a winter storm watch for colorado with some areas seeing as much as 20 inches of snow. >> temperatures much cooler throughout the upper midwest. 45 for minneapolis, 80s for nearly half the nation, 90s for phoenix and d.c. the world's first underwater oxygen bar now open in cozumel, mexico. no need to order adult beverages either. this is fascinating here. >> guests at the clear lounge bar get special helmets filled with special aromas, including peppermint, lavender, citrus or you can breathe in concentrated oxygen. that's supposed to be a great cure

the actual job i think will be second -- secondary, at least to me. alix: good deal p or we will talk much more with jonathan coming up and coming of next the founder and ceo of qs are -- qfr capital management. stay tuned. ♪ scarlet fu is looking at the movers of the session. hey. scarlet: let's begin with breaking news. cbs -- cbs reports ratings after the close. viacom said the ownership of those two media companies will pass on to a seven-member trust after he dies. no decisions made on who will succeed him as chairman of the companies, but his ownership will pass on to a trust. we will be breaking cvs earnings after the close. i also want to talk about yelp prn know you have been talking about it as well. the review website is soaring. the wall street journal reported yelp is exploring a sale. since then potential buyers may include apple, google, and yahoo!. the company may be worth $66 per shell -- per sale. it continued to advance and progress and move higher throughout the trading afternoon. if you look at it over a one-month time, this has

give me a sense, how much money are you rolling in? >> it's not billions. >> you are printing it right there. >> yeah we have a machine back there that actually rolls it out. no. it's enough to support families and do pretty well for ourselves. we work really hard. >> reporter: they play different roles. kobe coby is a social media. corey the marketing. it is a well-oiled machine. >> dude perfect, man. >> russell wilson. >> reporter: what is amazing is not that the athletes come to visit you guys but are genuine fans. >> that is one of the most humbling things that we see when you show up and meet russell wilson and coach pete carroll. they are a fan of us as much as we are a fan of them. >> reporter: one of the signature moves is to turn the table on their guests. >> it is a little nose ball. almost. >> whoa! >> which brings us to that impossible shot off the roof. >> off the roof. >> reporter: #nailedit, attempt number five. that wasn't good enough for the dudes. >> we need a switch. >> this is for dan harris and byron pitts. the off

authorities i've talked to have told me that they did believe at least two individuals were involved. however, we'll probably get a more authoritative read on that sometime around noon eastern time. we are expecting police to give a news conference giving us the very latest. >> joe, thanks so much for that. joe johns outside the home in washington, d.c. thanks. >>> let's bring in former fbi profiler as well as former fbi special agent. mary, you unfortunately have more experience with this type of stuff than anyone would really want to. but when you hear some of the scary details that are coming out and what this family went to, they are held, bound, even tortured and then killed and the house lit up on fire as the suspects -- as the killers escape. what kind of criminal profile, in your mind, is this building? >> those behaviors tell me at least the leader, if there's more than one, so you have a leader, that the leader is very cold, very arrogant, has a very low threshold for anxiety. in other words, you're in somebody's home in a very nice, expensive area where people come and go a

. >> reporter: the rain has stopped in texas at least for now. behind me you see the red river, which looks very read in part because it's got so much water in there. the flood stage continuing to rise cresting on monday. >> and this is the second tornado outbreak in as many weeks. is this unusual? >> it's a busy time of year, but we had a very quiet start for this year. we're kind of making up for last start. all in all, we're about where we should be year to date for tornadoes. and there is a possibility see some tonight although the risk is somewhat diminished. minnesota, parts of the western great lakes, you're under the gun for severe weather. as far as rain go, flash flood watches for parts of arkansas. the bulk of it showers. thunderstorms, and heavier rain across east texas and much of the southeast. >> rob, thank you so much. >>> now to philadelphia, where amtrak service is set to return tomorrow, nearly a week after the accident that took eight lives. and tonight a new clue from the ntsb. here's phillip mena. >> reporter: tonight, the m

let me drop at least a couple of balloons? ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: okay fine. drop the balloons. drop the balloons. ( laughter ) ( applause ) saddest balloon drop ever. all right, moving on. now, saturday, michelle obama gave a commencement address at tuskegee university. in the speech she talked about her experience with race. >> we both felt the sting of those daily sliets slights throughout our entire lives it's folks who crossed the street in fear of their safety. >> larry: hold on, michelle. has anybody ever crossed the street in fear of barack obama. that guys weighs about 130 pounds, in his mom jeans. "oh! that brother's scary." all right, what else you you got? >> those who have questioned our intelligence. >> larry: when have people ever questioned michelle obama's intelligence? oh, that's right. this morning. here's angela mcglowan a few hours ago on fox news. >> why didn't first lady share the reason she got into princeton? it was probably because of affirmative action. >> larry: whoa, whoa whoa hold on. slow your roll, fox's convenient black friend.

but first drew griffin is here with me about the investigation. we have learning about the engineer. >> at least who he is and this is a person that can answer questions as to why this train was going 106 miles per hour in a 50 mile-per-hour zone. he's been with amtrak about 9 years and the last 4.5 as an engineer and he has some engineer experience and on this very line. it doesn't appear he was hurt anderson. he was brought in for questioning. he supposedly gave a statement but when police detectives wanted to question him, he did not answer. >> so they have not interviewed him. >> no. when he came in he came in with his attorney and he refused to answer questions and the ntsb said have we interviewed him and they were softer -- well take a listen about what they said about trying to interview him. >> we plan to. this person has gone through a traumatic event and we want to give him an opportunity to -- to convalesce for a day or so before we interview him. it is a high priority for us to interview the train crew. >> we now know the train was go