at the same time, the way they portray the issue of the government that this has to go and sending the letters put together the two elements have triggered, of course, the concern of authorities. shannon: and right now we see across the board polling continues to show us and feedback at town halls and those kinds of things people are frustrated at government if general and think that it is encroaching too much into their lives. will we continue to see people organizing some what in a way to fight back in a way that may in some ways cross the line? we have to be careful making a distinction between a general mood of being dissatisfied with the government or the debate or answers on both sides of the debate, on the one hand, and people at the edges who take advantage of the fact that there is a mood and therefore they move forward as we have seen it in around the world historically speaking, the natural socialists in germany have done the same. there was a mood and then they tried to
affecting our economic picture. the treasure i have secretary will delay a report to congress until after trade meetings with china. some lawmakers are into the to happy with this. the chinese are very shrewd and customarily outma neve newberryer us. they take our jobs and our money and then lend it back to us and own abouting apart of america. if we get something concrete a delay might be okay. critics say the administration is delaying the currency report because it wants chinese cooperation for new sanctions on iran. larry summers says that is not true and they just want more time for dialogue on trade. shannon, back to you. shannon: if job creation is a lagging indicator the soaring stock market could be a leading indicator. if in case you haven t checked recently the market has been on a tear in the first quarter. brenda buttner with a look at what is behind the stock surge.
it will bring a lot of rain and heavy mountain snow across the sierra nevadas. even the mountains around southern california, towards l.a., they ll see snow overnight tonight and into the day tomorrow. some of the snow accumulation is going to be pretty big by the time we re done. some areas maybe up to two feet. we ll see that spreading towards the rockies and good spring seeing. shannon, this is the deal for today. nice conditions almost everywhere. 80s all around the south. certainly feeling nice for april. shannon: great news. thank you, rick. you bet. california voters are set to weigh in on a burning issue. should marijuana be legalized, taxed, and controlled? we ll talk to one republican mom who said the g.o.p. should be getting behind this legislation. that and much more when we continue.
paul la cost and representative hines we have gotten updates. team civilian 266-pounds. barbour 256-pounds and representative hines team team house lost an incredible 595-pounds! that is a total of more than 1400-pounds all together. congratulations to everyone involved. shannon: well, at least 30 people dead and more than 200 injured following three separate car bomb attacks in central baghdad. the attacks all near foreign embassies come on the heels of last month s contested parliamentary elections and raise questions about whether iraq is ready for u.s. withdrawal. i m shannon bream. hour number two of america s news headquarters starts right now. christians around the world are celebrating easter, one of the holiest days on their calendar. thousands gathered to hear pope
teachers but witnesses. when we are defending fundamental rights such as in my work defending the fundamental right to life against violence like abortion then people see when they experience that service they can become reengaged when they realize the church cares for them. shannon: some of the social issues are the toughest things. we hear about things like birth control and other issues that for them there is a disconnect between what they believe and what the church is asking them to do. how do you meet in the middle or do you meet in the middle your convictionsan and say they need to come to us. young people are looking for people who stick to their ideals and integrity. it is not an age difference that matters. it is that integrity. i recently had in our office here in new york a visit from the archbishop of vienna and he was comparing what we are doing here in the u.s. with what is happening in europe. and he was very encouraged to see the progress that we are making here in