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My guilty clients -- >> he is not a sympathetic figure at the moment either. >> that is for sure. >> gregg: you know, what is it going to happen? >> i think two weeks away, about the middle of may, she going testify. he is going to say exactly what he said all along. he didnt know a lot about the payments. a lot took before that he declared his candidacy which is key in this case. he will be a stand-up guy. i think hell do fine. >> gregg, these payments will be closely watched. the u.s. attorney...

Manhattan. lots of pot smokers in manhattan. boston comes in number four. and then not to be left out, as the home of the marijuana dispensary, san francisco at number five. they should probably be embarrassed for not being higher on that list. how did april 20th become the day to celebrate pot? the "huffington post" said it started with a group of california high school students in the early 1970s who used to smoke a little weed every day at 4:20 p.m. since then its crept into popular culture. ...

Flights finally get back into the air. in the middle box, a boost for marco rubio on his bid to become the gop candidate in the florida senate race. today the number two republican in the house, congressman eric cantor, endorsed rubio over governor charlie crist. bottom box, goldman sachs announcing first quarter earnings almost doubled to $3.4 billion. this comes as a fraud case looms against that well-known company. jane: well, today theres word that yet another high-ranking leader of al-qaeda...

White house chief of staff rahm epanel insisted despite the convenient timing, the white house had no contact with the securities a securities & exchange commission on that goldman sachs fraud case. >> everybody at the white house found out like everybody else when it hit the news. >> when it hit the "new york times," you had it. >> no, when it hit the news, the s.e.c. is an independent agency. operates independently. nobody at the white house knew anything ahead of anybody else. >> and lets sti...

Know. i appreciate the fact that you gave me some time today. it is a frustrating situation. >>s did. >> and both of us know there are more improved solutions to come, we hope from both republicans and democrats. thank you, senator corker. joining us now, gretchen morganson, assistant business and financial editor and columnist of course for "the new york times." gretchen, along with louise story, the first-to-break news of the s.e.c. fraud accusations against goldman sachs. its a pleasure to ...

Chuck schumer got involved. he got delta and jetblue to promise they will not follow suit. he is meeting with spirits ceo tomorrow. >> we actually had him on the show and talking about that whole thing and christina did a little breakdown of what youre getting when you fly these days. >> unbelievable. >> but were talking about goldman sachs and the sec accusing this huge bank of fraud. >> a fraud charge for goldman sachs, a company that has minted money over the past 15 months, a company that to...

Against them against the sec regarding fraud. >> covering that this morning and see if the stocks go lower because there are still -- the market had been up a lot. people are rattled about that. also covering the airlines promises for no carry-on fees for bags. chuck schumer last week -- >> on thursday he said he would put legislation to stop it. >> they have a bill they introduced on wednesday that basically said they are a essential thing. when you buy a plane ticket there are things that are ...

Airlines should get a third of the planes back in the skies. they are hoping it happens after ann arbor cloud shut down travel. a lot of questions about whether they can guarantee safety in the sky and were authorities to ground so much flights. a no-go for round one. nasa calls off the first landing attempt for the space shuttle "discovery" because of bad weather. will the crew get back to earth today. all eyes on goldman sachs, the dow took a dive friday after the fed charged the bank with...

Years since that happened. thanks so much, jim. 32 minutes past the hour. all eyes are on the fate of goldman sachs. after the got filed civil charges against the bank accusing it of fraud, goldman has been the target of public outrage after getting a bailout then turning a profit a year later. diane brady and william cohen, contributor at the daily beast.com. thanks to both of you for being with us. as we talk about goldman sachs emerging some would say unscathed from the bailout. then they end...

Really, for those who are nostalgic about this, only three more shuttle flights and the program is done. >> thats it, three after this one. the plan was to end the shuttle missions by september. problem is, the main mission looks good. the july mission doesnt look good. it may slip. they may have to flip-flop september with july. the program might not end until december or early next year. real serious issues with the payload on that july mission. >> john zarrella for us tracking it all. thank y...