anquan bolden.then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ >> who is telling the truth? the cleveland browns owner said there was an opportunity there and didn't materialize. haslem referring to discussions between his team and the 49ers regarding jim harbaugh. stay tuned on that. since season's end harbaugh has said signing free agent anquan bolden would be a priority. stay tuned. today at the combine, kent state running back dre archer with the fastest time of 4.26 standards, stanford's tyler gaffney, 4.49. more of a combination of speed and power. jim harbaugh would afree. theory smile from harbaugh. complete coverage of the combine can be seen on the nfl network. >> perhaps last night's loss to the warriors swa

john bolden discusses his latest book. >> what is up with dennis rodman? sources say something. >>> does an unloved selfie hurt mental health? young thais who do not get enough positive feedbacks on their pictures are encountering emotional problems and that is bad for the future of the country. instagram is usually popular with a mall in bangkok leading the world's most instagram places. a lack of life can cause youth to lose self-confidence. the number of new generation leaders will fall shore and hinder -- fall short and hinder the country's creativity and innovation. jesse, i go to you first because have you no self-esteem. if lack of feedback on selfies causes your country's problems, don't you deserve it? if this is where your country is dependent? >> i am glad thailand has their priorities straight. if you will call something bad for a teen ager's self-esteem maybe you should not lead the world for underage sex tourism. you seem to have your finger on the pulse on what is bad for teens. >> and the government of thailand is collapsing. the country is

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fans according to nfl sources the team and receiver bolden are close to an agreement. san francisco's only real wide receiving threat for the first one games until michael crabtree returned from injury. >>> the winter games in sochi came to their conclusion today. canada considers hockey it's national support and the canadians proved it by winning gold in both men and women's hockey. today was a 3-0 win against sweden. and driver steven holcomb has ended a drought. last week he did that by winning in two competitions. he's also a 62 year first for the united states. here's how the final medal count went. you would have to call this a success for the host country. russia was at the top with 33 total medals, u.s. with 28 and norway with 26. canada with 25 and the netherlands with 24. >>> it was a rare encounter. >> oh, yeah. >> there we go, there we go. that's it. >> reporter: shark's ice hosted a bons spiel. >> this is my third time on ice in my life i feel they might have an advantage. >> they definitely don't have an advantage. i think we have the leg muscles. you kno

as for football, harbaugh said resigning free agent bolden will be the team's top priority.ld wide receiver and niners are closing in on a new deal. >>> today at the nfl combine, kent state running back archer with the fastest time 4.26 seconds immediately after archer would stab looking on, stopwatch in hand, that's livermore's george adkins from the third. both georges expected bett.er coach harbaugh ling on, no reporter s around me, this is great. no one talking to me. complete coverage will be seen on the nfl network through tuesday. >>> rain delayed the daytona 500 for six hours and 22 minutes. when it resumed carnage followed. turn four problematic. danica patrick taken out. watch her hit the wall. the 40th place finish. three laps to go under caution debris on the track flies into the grill of dale earnhardt jr. would it affect the finish? not at all. brad to win the second daytona 500. wreckage behind him as he takes the checkered flag and kyle busch in reverse to cross the finish line. enheart fans reunite victorious. >>> true story, now 23 victor quit school at the

. >> joe: they get ricardo lockette for that hit on omar bolden.. a long way from seattle. but it is loud. here's moreno. and knowshon picks it up. cliff avril in on the stop. which do you want to look at the broncos? the record-setting 606 points, peyton manning, his fifth mvp. what they can do to you on the outside. the tight end spot. or good offensive line? >> troy: where do you start in trying to narrow that down? >> joe: the defense. the pass is caught. he made the hit on thomas. and a gain of just two. and demaryius thomas got popped. >> troy: kam chancellor, 31, the strong safety. he's looking up. demaryius thomas, they cover everybody up on the outside. these coming underneath. and kam chancellor in that zone coverage, comes up and lays the wood. >> joe: third down and five. manning. pass is caught by thomas. short of the first down. julius thomas, the tight end, good for three. and it's a quick three and out for the denver offense. >> troy: you look at denver in the regular season, joe. they had the second-fewest three and outs in all of

while investigators found no evidence nasa acted recklessly, administrator charles bolden warned ever putting mission needs ahead of safety. in a memo to his staff he wrote: nasa says it will not conduct any more non-emergency spaus walks before the problem is better understood and new safeguards are put in place. scott, that could be later this summer. >> pelley: scott, thanks very much. today scientists from the smithsonian said they solved a mystery, how the remains of ancient whales wound up in a desert in chile. now researchers say there's evidence of four mass strandings. the whales were almost certainly killed by toxic yoolg i algae ie pacific and floated to shore and remains preserved in sands for more than five million years. a simple blood test could change the way doctors screen for fetal defects. it's got 1080p video, three times zoom, and a twenty-megapixel sensor. it's got the brightest display, so i can see what i'm shooting -- even outdoors, and 4 mics that capture incredible sound. plus, it has apps like vine -- and free cloud storage. my new lumia icon is so great, e

now, francis bold p wes bolden d never seen the teen before and does not believe he lived here in the neighborhood where all the police activity has been taking place. richard jordan, news 4. >>> and we went through the 2014 homicide records about th. out of the 21 cases so far this year, 13 happened in the 6th and 7th police districts. those cover some of northeast and the majority of southeast washington. >>> and we're following a developing story in ukraine. ousted president viktor yanukovych is speaking out for the first time since he fled kiev. ukranian leaders are concerned russia's military may be poised to take over part of that country. tracie potts has the latest from capitol hill. >> reporter: from russia in his first appearance since fleeing ukraine, viktor yanukovych called the new government i will legitimate, he says threats forced him out and he plans to return once it's safe. he blames pro fascist militants and quoting here, irresponsible western policies for the uprising which he calls anarchy yanukovych says he will not ask russia for help, but 150,000 russian troop

the man in this photois will bolden. that is his daughter. his son from a previous relationship was given to the agency by then girlfriend, not the woman in the photowithout his permission. it is run by the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints. they called him out of obligation because he registered as the father. he said they tried to coerce them. >> i am a great father. >> wells attorney said he is very pro adoption, but said the law in utah is being abused. >> they coach birth mothers to say. if you claim the father abuses you or it was a rape or he is a bad guy, tell us those things and then we don't have to give him notice. >> the lawsuit claims that the statute in the law known as fraud immoupity is allowing them to get away. even if the birth mother lied in the process, it is incredibly difficult for the judge to overturn the adoption and only can allow for monetary damages. this after the birth father spends tens of thousands to try to fight for their kids and this is something that the agency knows. >> is he rich or have money

fans according to nfl sources the team and receiver bolden are close to an agreement.al wide receiving threat for the first one games until michael crabtree returned from injury. >>> the winter games in sochi came to their conclusion today. canada considers hockey it's national support and the canadians proved it by winning gold in both men and women's hockey. today was a 3-0 win against sweden. and driver steven holcomb has ended a drought. last week he did that by winning in two competitions. he's also a 62 year first for the united states. here's how the final medal count went. you would have to call this a success for the host country. russia was at the top with 33 total medals, u.s. with 28 and norway with 26. canada with 25 and the netherlands with 24. >>> it was a rare encounter. >> oh, yeah. >> there we go, there we go. that's it. >> reporter: shark's ice hosted a bons spiel. >> this is my third time on ice in my life i feel they might have an advantage. >> they definitely don't have an advantage. i think we have the leg muscles. you know we do a lot of lunges.

next week dana perino and on monday ambassador john bolden and jesse joyce together again. >> e blockast story. >> they claim they will only do the show in pairs. it is weird. she will turn food down to wean the crown. she is the first runner up to miss venezuela and will do anything to look hotter. she even went as far as showing showing -- sewing her tongue preventing her from eating food and licking stamps. the 90s are back. thank god i held on to my old clubbing shirts. joanne, have you ever thought about competing in a pagent? >> i would never. that's disgusting. why would i parade around in a bikini? >> man, they are going to such extremes. venezuela, paneling ends are like football. it is part of their vulture and they would do anything to win. i applaud her for her dedication. >> we do things and it is our job. >> we ought to -- this mesh idea with the tongue, i think miley cyrus should. >> i have seen more of her tongue -- the inside of her mouth than her hung has. >> it is dry, it is very dry. i don't know if it will be dry. tom? athletes go to extremes to win. isn't she an

william bolden's girlfriend disappeared two months before the birth of her son. >> i wanted her to send me pictures, she said her phone was broken. >> she gave her child to an adoption service ran by the church of jesus christ of latter day saints, because he was registered as the father they tried to contact him. >> they tried to encourage me to think about adoption or put him up for adoption. >> and then what were you told? >> that i'm running out of time. and that i'm not going to have that many options because the way the adoption laws are written. >> reporter: will is one of 12 men from eight states suing to change the adoption act. the court claimed for years that biological mothers all over the country have secretly given birth in utah, placing their babies up for adoption without the father's consent. some agencies admit as much in undercover phone calls provided by the plaintiff's attorney. >> you don't have to say who the father is, even if the father doesn't sign the papers you can still put the baby up for adoption. >> reporter: according to the lawsuit, the agencies coach t

and you actually seem to think that this might not em-bolden the other cartels -- >> oh, no, i thinkhat very well may happen. this war kicked off in 2003, chopo had just been out of prison for two years by that point. he decides, hey, i'm going to take on his territory, he goes after that area, thinking it is vulnerable. incorrectly it turns out. the gulf cartel repels the attack and ever since then we have the war that kicked off -- >> so do you think the war will just get worse? >> i'm not sure if it will get worse, but certain areas that were settled issues if you would like may now be in play again. >> and will his departure actually hurt the cartel, or will people just take over his role? >>, you know, people will take over his role. but, look, i really think that kingpins are kingpins for a reason. i think these drug organizations are kind of meritocracies, because they are very good at their jobs. they have a ruthlessness, but they are great at logistics and organizational capacity. think of what he achieved. it's a remarkable achievement sending tons of drugs across a very he

all of the students that were about to go south were brought together and bolden was at that meeting.ve pictures and license plates of the three men. others gave this information, but we know he gave this information to his handlers. they turned it over to the mississippi police who were infiltrated by the klan. the significance of that is, i think the way that chaney, goodman, and schwerner murders are often described as if they were pulled over randomly for being in an interracial car -- which could not be farther from the truth. they were being targeted by the sovereignty commission. your every move was watched. this was a deliberate act to pull them over. ,he results in their murders their deaths. it is one of the most important point in the civil rights movement that open that mississippi -- but what a tragic way to do it. >> jerry mitchell, what were you most surprised by in these documents that you got, especially around this issue of the recruiting of people within the movement and then those not necessarily in the movement? i want to play one more clip. let's go back to "spie

william bolden's girlfriend disappeared two months before the birth of her son. >> i wanted her to sende pictures, she said her phone was broken. >> she gave her child to an adoption service ran by the church of jesus christ of latter day saints, because he was registered as the father they tried to contact him. >> they tried to encourage me to think about adoption or put him up for adoption. >> and then what were you told? >> that i'm running out of time. and that i'm not going to have that many options because the way the adoption laws are written. >> reporter: will is one of 12 men from eight states suing to change the adoption act. the court claimed for years that biological mothers all over the country have secretly given birth in utah, placing their babies up for adoption without the father's consent. some agencies admit as much in undercover phone calls provided by the plaintiff's attorney. >> you don't have to say who th doesn't sign the papers you can still put the baby up for adoption. >> reporter: according to the lawsuit, the agencies coach the women. >> what happens if i co

walt bolden was teaching at the university of wyoming. he was in his mid-40s.alex trapp was the end of matthew, close in age to matthew. alex trout met matthew in casper when matthew was about 15 years old so they had known each other for quite some time. alex trout knew him for a few years but not as long. just to mention a couple of facts. walt and alex, walt was contacted by dennis shepard. dennis shepard called waltz from saudi arabia when he got the news that matthew had been attacked and the waltz and alex, matthew was moved quickly from the hospital here down to -- valley and alex and walt flu they there and in the book one of his friends have also gone to the hospital. walt and alex and this came up in my own interviews with them immediately began calling gay organizations in wyoming and colorado as well as they phoned the casper "star tribune" saying that their belief was this was an anti-gay hate crime. i learned that they came to cal rerucha's office and kept saying matthew is gay and we don't want this fact to go unnoticed. deb thompson mentioned th

cnn's jim bolden is live in england. jim, what's the situation this morning?this is usually an idyllic village here. we're not too far from the windsor castle and not far from the river thames. it's been bloodflooded here. a record amount of rain in january, the ground is saturated so the water has nowhere to go. let me show you what the residents have to deal with. here say very nice pub that does weddings as well. they've been pumping out their water for dice try to keep it going in. sandbags as well. he continue to pump more water out. they put this blue tube through the hose through the window to get out of it. of course, they would have business this weekend for weddings. and it it looks to me that it's going to be impossible. we've seen emergency vehicles continue to come through. we've seen people with boats that are taking residents back and forth. it's just about ankle high. not knee-high. but it has been higher. the thing is, it's so much water, john, they just weren't prepared for this. it's been a bit of criticism of the government because they did

we have a leader em boldened in putin willing to do anything he wants to, you know, bring to fruition his vision of a future. what should americans be thinking about tonight? >> americans should be thinking of their own foreign policy and the resolve of their own president of the united states is he -- does he have the muster to stand up to pew fin. i think the united states is more powerful than russian. i know, lou believes the same thing. the question is who the more powerful leader. is the point. i -- it is a chess game going on. the russian are famous for chess. sister a big move. it's a move by the queen. it's a big move. it's not just about the ukraine. the mistakes are far higher as pitiful as the situation in the ukraine is in right now. this is more thannjust about the ukraine. gerri: unfortunately, we're about out of time here. we've been following for the entire hour here we've been talking about the situation developing in the ukraine. we covered the president's statements on that, the president talking about just how concerned he is about what is going on. neil is coming

the top american military officer says a full withdrawal could em bolden the taliban. tricky situation, barbara. >> good morning. tricky indeed. martin dempsey back here in washington this morning arriving from afghanistan where he told reporters that this notion of a zero option, a full u.s. withdrawal, even the talk about it may em bolden the taliban that some intelligence is already supporting the notion that forces may decide to reach an accommodation, if you will, with the taliban, essentially partnering up with the taliban, not fighting them like they're supposed to be doing because the u.s. is leaving. i have to tell you, i've already spoken to u.s. troops. i spoke to one u.s. combat veteran of afghanistan yesterday. he said, look, if he was back there on the line, he'd be carrying two sets of weapons right now. the concern is as this winds down, you have the last u.s. troops in there, you have the last u.s. rotation in there. afghan forces getting closer to the taliban. u.s. forces feeling more vulnerable. >> absolutely. that's a serious warning coming from dem

nasa administrator charles bolden. comedian bill cosby. dr. charles drew whose medical research in the field of blood transfusions led to the founding of the blood bank and dr. andrew ray. delta sigma theta, founded in 1913 at howard university. delta count as sisters my esteemed colleague and chairwoman of the congressional black caucus, the honorable marcia l. funnel, also congresswomanny vet clarke and joyce beebe. shirley chiss who em, -- chisholm, and paullet c. walker. phi beta sigma fraternity, founded in 1914 at howard university. not only are the sigmas of the fraternity of my husband, dr. nathaniel horn, they also include former president of the united states, william jefferson clinton, congressman john lewis, a. phillip randolph, civil rights pioneer and leader of the brotherhood of sleeping car porters. dr. george washington carver, and their honorable president, jonathan mason. theta phi fatea soar report founded in 1920 at howard university. notal sisters include jazz great sara vaughn, the late congresswoman julia carson, and th

'em boldened by the syrian conflict, al-qaeda affiliated, the number of al-qaeda affiliated in iraq has now reached levels not seep since 2006. -- seen since 2006. the islamic state of iraq in syria is now the primary perpetrator of the worst violence. as my colleagues have noted, al-qaeda has disavowed the state of syria for its use of tactics deemed to be too violent. al-qaeda, one of the world's worst and most brutal terrorist groups, has disowned this group for being too extreme. i fear we have turned the page from simply labeling this spillover from the syrian conflict to a full-scale resurgence of terror in iraq. various accounts count the number of those killed in january as close to a thousand. rockets were indiscriminately fired. the secretary, the security risks are too great to ignore, and i hope today you'll be able to shed light on what level of assistance we're providing the iraqis and our comprehensive strategy to prevent the growth of this security threat, and i look forward to that testimony, and i yield back, mr. chairman. >> thank you, mr. deutch. now, lastly, we'll g

weekend shows no signs of driving out out to jim bolden. >> reporter: this river is the last thing theend, however, this is a good sign for the residents here. the army has shown up in order to lay down sandbags. we're very close to the river thames. the government has said it's very likely to see the river rising for this weekend, after we have the third major atlantic storm hit this country this week. back to you, christi. >> hey, jim, thank you so much. let's go to belgium now. this is a jolting head line, folks but that country has just decided that children have the right to die by youtheuthanasia. >> reporter: belgium has become the first country in the world to give children no matter their age the right to live or die. children can request euthanasia as long as an adult think that is voluntary and critics say children don't understand what death is. and the latest poll show that most people in belgium agree with the legislation. now it's up to the king to sign it and it will pass into law. christi. >> thank you so much. let's talk about the pope. he may be celibate, but he know