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should get closed. and the way the white house is carving it, now saying well it'll be for hedge fund managers for a period of time. not for private ek we. . >> why are we muddling around this? >> this is a clear loophole that doesn't make any sense. you cannot compare hedge fund managers to entrepreneurs who are starting a business that's going to create jobs and doing something innovative. this is simply managing money and they should get taxed for the fees they get. >> let's bring in cnbc's john harwood. let's just talk about this. stephanie's right. there are people who defend it because if i'm in that case i'd like to pay 23% opposed to 43% in taxes. but intellectually it is hard to defend whether you're a republican or a hedge fund manager or a private equity person. >> but hold on. there isn't that many people that publicly defend it. ali just said there are people that defend it. i can't find anyone who would like to discuss this with me or teach me why they should get taxed like this. no one says it.
sailboat trip to cuba, another country, as they called it, and their airplane ride back to america, and that everyone wants to take their picture. we ask that there be no mention of any events of the past week. cole and this is chase. >> there they are in front of all the cameras. the boys' parents are being held without bond. they have a hearing monday on kidnapping charges. >> coming up, victoria's secret angle amanda kerr being stripped of her wings. the gossip has been furious, it has been fast, but the lingerie company has just responded. that's next.
when they produce a bill, we'll review it, and take it from there. >> and the nra made one thing crystal clear today. i will seek political retribution lawmakers who support gun control proposals that the nra opposes saying, quote, given the importance of this issues votes on all anti-gun amendments or proposals will be considered in nra's future candidate evaluations. it's a question heard around the world. is north korea about military action or is it just testing the world? cnn has learned a musudan missile that was raised to be fired has been lowered. what does that mean? is it a bluff altogether? >> who really knows. i think it means one of two things, either it is testifying
sunday, he put on that purple stoll and led dozens of prisoners to the ruins of an old church in the camp and he read from a prayer missel that he had. those of different faith, perhaps men of no faith, saying the lord's prayer and "america the beautiful." they sang so loud that other prisoners across the camp not only heard them, they joined in too, filling that valley with song and with prayer. that faith that theyed my be delivered from evil, that they could make it home, was perhaps the greatest gift to those men, that even amidst such hardship and despair, there could be hope. amid their misery in the temple
holy name, amen. >> amen. >> good afternoon, everybody. >> good afternoon. >> please, have a seat. on behalf of michelle and myself, welcome to the white house. thank you, chaplain. you know, this year we mark the 60th anniversary of the end of the korean war, a time when thousands of our prisoners of war finally came home after years of starvation and hardship and in some cases torture. and among the homecomings, one stood out. a group of our p.o.w.s emerged carrying a large wooden crucifix nearly four feet tall. they had spent months on it, secretly collecting firewood, carving it, the cross and the body, using radio wire for a
a baseball cap. it's ridiculous. >> you see someone on line and you think they're interesting and kind and you meet them in person and you're like, ew, you not who you portray to be. >> you have separate personalities. the reason it can be off-putting on social media is the person putting stuff out there thinks they even never going to burp into them. guess what? what happened online affects what happens offline. >> i'm sure it's like a curve. if you run into them, the politer you're going to be and if you don't think you're going to see them, all gloves are off. >> let me segue from online to in-office requests. careerbuilders have asked people what their bosses have made them do. a boss asked and employee to buy a rifle and he would pay the worker back, hook him up with
reform, alabama, tuscaloosa here. the more storms we see fired tonight, some of them ahead of the lines to the west could rotate. if you see storms coming, play worst-case scenario. get inside. stay inside. get pets, kids, stay inside, get away from the windows. and if it looks bad, sounds bad, get inside the lowest level of your basement away from windows. >> chad myers, thank you very much. now, three teenaged girls charged with a shocking crime, running a prostitution ring, enslaving young girls out of this ottawa townhouse. luring their victims through social media, pitching them out to johns, some who raped them, others who sent them home after realizing they were sex slaves. one of these alleged ring leaders even boasted about it on twitter called her victims hos
police say the boys' parents kidnapped them, took them on a sailboat, headed to cuba, and authorities then rescued the boys. they swooped in, ryu nighted them with their grandparents who had been given legal custody of these boys. the grandparents say these little guys have no idea what had happened. >> they have been told that everyone heard about their sailboat trip to cuba, another country as they called it, and their airplane ride back to america and that everyone wants to take their picture. we ask that there be no mention of any events of the past week. this is cole and this is chase. >> the parents are being held without bond. they have a hearing monday on kidnapping charges. and have you ever heard the expression, don't bring a knife to a gun fight? you have to listen to this story. instead of a knife, he's got
50 kids a week are hit in back over accidents. two of them are usually fatal. we just can't keep putting it off. >> and what do you say to people who might be watching or hearing of these stories who think, well why do i need a camera? i can just turn around and look behind the car. what's your response? >> that's just not enough. there is a huge blind zone in the back of your car. we have a picture where there are 63 children behind an suv and if you look in the side mirror you can't see any of them. that is how big of a blind zone there is behind the car. you may think that it's sufficient without a camera, but that's not the case. >> the bigger and bigger the cars are the tougher it is to see the blind zones. just finally on a personal note, in these last two years since losing jack, has it at all gotten more bearable for you?
drew findley is here. you know, we haven't heard from her at all. she has totally stayed out of the spotlight. she's not here. i can't ask her why she's coming out now and penning this letter, but why would one do this? >> you know, i have to tell you, i'm a little confused by the letter, and i'll tell you the reason why. having tried so many homicide cases and murder case, one of the things i always tell young lawyers is never forget somebody died. no matter what your defense is, there is a loss of life. to publish a letter and to never recognize the loss of trayvon's life is really unfortunate and it's not a good move. i'm not talking about just as a humanitarian, but as a lawyer. if she wants to write the letter and go public with it, at least acknowledge that you're sorry that a life was lost, you believe your son was justified because of self-defense, but you still grieve for any parent that lost their child. >> she's obviously very, very angry and she's also blaming media, she's blaming congress. she's lashing out.