moment in the european central bank news conference. have a listen and watch. the news conference was in frankfurt at 8:30 a.m. new york time. it was short after after he began speaking and he was interrupted boy the female protester who screamed and threw glitter on him. screamed and threw glitter on him. it took a few seconds before security was able to subdue the glitter-wielding disruptor. how does this even happen? joining us now is steve leesman in germany. welcome and good to have you. steve and annette, both of you have been in these press conferences before. what is security like? does it make sense to you that someone like this could break in and breakthrough this way? it s going to be seen as a clear lapse of security protocol. what we heard is we started off reading the statement we have gotten the last couple of hours we watched the video. the statement from these, the initial findings suggests the activist registereda aids journalist and does not represent l
as a practical matter the changes proposed today by the president can be put into effect. directly speaking to the question you re asking right now. we also heard from an organization called ahim. they represent some of the nations and servers. they said one of the problems is this new idea could destabilize the market and ultimately cause premiums to go up. the white house is convinced that while there might be some frustration among the insurance community, in the sotorortorm -t term, they still dastand to benefit from this. the president s intention today was to focus on the event that will take place in cleveland. he ll be at a private company, a steel manufacturing plant. it s significant for a variety of reasons. the president s going to try to focus on manufacturing, investments. this place produces steel that helps the auto industry that the white house views as a positive for them, if not for the president s action, the auto industry wouldn t be in the condition that
preparing to attack police officers here in massachusetts, calling them an easy target. they say he discarded the idea of beheading a woman in new york: investigators say that when boston police and the fbi shot 26-year-old usaama rahim tuesday they feared he was about to board a bus carrying a knife preparing to attack police officers. officials say the fbi, concerned about his jihadist social media postings, already had him under surveillance. newly filed court documents reveal the fbi was watching when he went on amazon twice last week and bought three military-style fives with long blades. four days ago, court documents say, rahim told two other people he planned to behead a victim in another state. law enforcement officials say it was pamela geller, the activist and commentator who organized last month s draw mohammed contest in garland, texas. in a written statement she says they targeted me for violating sharia blasphemy laws. but on dawn tuesday police say they over
good morning, i m melissa harris-perry. we begin this morning with a story that s hard to hear but necessary to discuss. now, i m going to be referring to this clock behind me, okay, don t get too distracted by it. i ll bring it back whenever we need it. the state of oklahoma was scheduled to execute two convicted murderers, clayton lockett and charles warner. tha their crimes were heinous. the inmates challenged the execution claiming that they had the right to know the source of the drugs. a district court judge ruled on march 26th that the secrecy law signed by governor mary fallon in 2011 was unconstitutional. but after the state s supreme court granted a stay of the executions on april 22nd so that it could rule on the issue of secrecy, the governor responded, saying the court had acted, quote, outside of its constitutional authority. at the same time a fellow republican in the state house began working on a bill to impeach the five justices who voted for the stay. the s
sigh of relief today are two turkeys. they were pardoned by the president in an annual tradition at the white house just last hour. i am here to announce what i m sure will be the most talked about executive action this month. today i m taking an action fully within my legal authority, the same kind of action taken by democrats and republican presidents before me to spare the lives of two turkeys mac and cheese. we have team weather coverage as only the cycle can do. luke russert near d.c. sarah dallof at a parked laguardia airport in new york and wendy at o hare and domenica davis is commanding the storm weather cycle and we begin with luke at reagan. looks pretty miserable out there. where is your coat? i thought you were smarter than this. i rock the polifleece. i have buffalo blood in me. this is easy. we are one buffalo, we are strong. but let s talk about the weather here at dca. as you see, a lot of precipitation. it s been falling steadily since about 11:00 a.m.