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Permits to keep the animals. he argued he has done nothing wrong and planning to get his cats back. >> they say i'm breaking the law. i never broke the law in my whole life. >> unfortunately whether because of a financial matter or other reasons, he has not been able to bring his facility up to certain standards that are required by law. patti ann: sipek had his federal permit to enown the animals revoked in 2004 when his 600 pound tiger escaped and was shot dead. bill: state pension fund across the u.s. facing a multitrillion dollar short fall. there is new report that focuses on one state, n...

Monetary fund. european central bank and european commission. they were all smiles as they left. but for it to work, private investors have to be onboard. they're paying for t hedge funds and other greek and foreign banks are expected to take 53.5% losses. about $140 billion writeoff and deep are cuts were just agreed to a few months ago. they have to be convinced to go with the debt swap where greek bonds pay less for longer. it brings the debt to gdp ratio to just over 120% by 2020. a minimum target. the current ratio is 164%. the united states, just over 100%. the big question is where gree...

The stock market is roaring. and then for this to happen where the prices of oil are going up and eric has got a model -- he's got his bottle of oil right there. >> this is regular gasoline. regular gasoline. since -- for every dollar, let's do it this way. for every dollar rise in the price of a gallon of gasoline, $140 billion a year in consumer spending coming directly out of the market. the problem is when the price of this goes up, it doesn't matter if you're rich, middle class or poor, you feel it. >> it's everybody. >> to me, this is a bigger issue of talking about foreign policy again,...

martin frost is a former texas congressman. and connie rice is a civil rights attorney. nice to have you joining us this morning. lots to get to including conversations about whitney houston and i really want to talk about whether it is religious liberty or are we really talking about contraception. first, though, the headlines. christine romans has that for us. good morning. >> good morning, soledad. workplace dispute between two i'm immigration custom agents went into a shootout. left one dead and one wounded. authorities say one agent opened fire on the other. then a third agent t...

Folks wearing head phones has tripped since 2004. 70% of the cases ended in death. researchers at the university of maryland said it kept people from hearing warning signals like horn os or sirens. americans are keeping their cars and trucks longer than ever. vehicles average 11 years of age. high unemployment sluggish economy may be at least partly to blame. while people are helding on to their cars and trucks, new car sales were still up last year by more than a million. officials at air bus say they get to keep the title of world's biggest jet maker for the 10th consecutive year. they repor...