largest lead for oregon. >> andrew: johnson from the elbow. off the mark.nson looks tired. >> doug: i think he's decided what he wants to do before he gets the ball. last time he was open, he drove when he should have shot a jump shot. that time he should have been ready to shoot. you have to take what the defense gives you. >> andrew: two time outs left for the ducks. one for arizona. oregon leading the clock here, 12 to shoot. calliste wants it again. the screen. he's feeling it. carter. loyd. three on the way. money. time out, arizona. (kendrick rapping) ♪ hold up, stop the track. something's missing. we'll figure it out tomorrow. ♪ (ringing) hey, i got it. lets get it. hey. what you think? drums. ♪ ♪ it's alive ♪ it's on. in this corner, the newcomer citrus lime sirloin! and in this corner, chicken & shrimp tequila tango! 2 of the best, now on applebee's famous 2 for $20 menu. applebee's. see you tomorrow. >> doug: back in eugene. the ducks have an eight-point lead. we'll show you how jason calliste got open for a three. the entire second half they have

i think it is purely speculation it is fair to say that it would not have looked like what andrew johnson looked like. and we laugh, but at one point that was the old historiography of reconstruction, to assume that somehow andrew johnson was carrying out what abraham lincoln would have done and that republicans like that would -- we have long since gone past that history. it would be fair to say that lincoln extemporized a lot, that he made stuff up on the fly as he had to do under those circumstances, and it is clear that is growth was accelerating days before a died. he had the conversation about allowing african-americans to vote, once it were educated and landowning. it is easy to imagine that he would have evolved in a way that would have fallen somewhere between the radical and moderate factions of the party. it is a great tragedy that we will never know. >> where berg the lincoln piper's? >> they were safe in their homes. it was a terrible thing. they swapped them off. working as a grand marshal of the supreme court he had an office in the capital. and so they decided that they wo

but one point that was the old the photography of of reconstruction, assume that some of andrew johnsons carrying out what everyone would have done and the bad, bad radicals got in way of that women have long since gone past that history. i think it would be fair to say that lincoln axe to grind a lot, that he sort of made stuff up on the flight as you do under those circumstances and it's clear that his growth on these issues was accelerating days before he died. he had a conversation about allowing some african-americans in louisiana oh, the ones who are educated and land on. it's pretty easy thing to imagine that he would result in the way that would have fallen somewhere between the radical and moderate faction of the party, but it's a great tragedy that we will never know. >> where were the lincoln pipers when these two guys were working on them? >> they were in their home. it was a terrible thing. they swapped the market when nicolay was working as the grand marshal of the supreme court he had an office in the capital, and so they decided that they would keep the bulk of them ther

i'm andrew johnson.to the internet again to reassure customers. >> we will not let it ever happen again. we will learn from this and we will be a better company. thank you for your patience. the gm team has done extensive analysis to make sure that if you only have the key or the ring, that the vehicle is safe to drive. when they presented this to me, the very first question they asked is, would you let your family, your spouse, your children of drive these vehicles ? the answer to that question is, yes. >> onto ford. for more than three decades, the f-150 has been the top-selling truck in america and worldwide. matt miller just bought one himself. >> this is the room, and his toric assembly plant in dearborn, michigan. i'm here to live out every gearhead fantasy, watch it roll off the line. and as an added bonus, i'm going to watch how they bill -- how they build every ex-150 top-selling vehicle in america. >> i just bought a raptor. how many people does it take to build one? >> it takes about 1000 peop

let's bring in andrew johnson, a geographer at the space museum. rob is a specialist and expedition leader. one of the things we're curious about is has there ever been a search this big for something like this? expanding up to north and central asia, this is enormous area to look for something. >> at the moment we're still bringing in all of the pieces together and trying to ascertain exactly where to start the actual search. at the moments we're finding the search box. we're putting all the clues toogt to find where to commence the actual physical search. >> just beginning we know we have a lot of assets there, if i could ask your view as well, do you think looking at this that this is something that's manageable in light of the resources that are dedicated? some 50 ships, very capable. this is a big quarter practically of the planet they are looking at right now. >> that's correct. the size of the area is almost hard to imagine for a lot of people and sometimes the more we learn, the larger it gets. i think a lot of people should keep in mind th

. >> andrew johnson, excellent questions. great feith. thank you for trying to provide some answers. you guys are now caught up to speed on most of the latest in the missing plane mystery. we know some things. we don't know a lot of things. if there are any new developments, we'll bring it to you right here on "the cycle." >>> still ahead, a history-making day at the white house starts in about 20 minutes. president obama will award 24 veterans the medal of honor. a moment that is decades in the making for the 24 jewish, hispanic, and black soldiers who were denied one of the nation's highest honors years ago. it's promised to be a very special ceremony. we will bring it to you right here, as "the cycle" rolls on. ♪ geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. >>> the votes have barely been counted, but this morning russian and crimean leaders signed a treaty annexing crimea and putting it on the fast track to become part of russia. a defiant russian president vladimir putin signed the treaty within minutes of delivering a fiery speech

our coverage continues with andrew johnson, geographer for the smithsonian national air & space museum a man who knows the ins and outs of satellite images, anthony roman, former corporate pilot, president of the global investigation firm roman & associates. andrew, what do you make of these images that have the world sort of on its feet or on the edge of its seat hoping this is part of this plane? >> yeah. we've all been waiting for more evidence, more information. so i was just as excited as anybody to have a look at these images. i've got to say, the images are pretty inconclusive, i have to say, from looking at them for two reasons, really. first of all, the size of these potential pieces of debris. they're pretty small compared to the smallest details that are visible in the kinds of images that you're seeing here. i'll take a minute just to explain the images. you'll see there's two versions of each image. one is a black and white image. the other actually has color information. the very smallest things that you can see in the black and white image are down to two or three feet.

and these are fun-- tickets to andrew johnson's impeachment trial in the u.s. senate.abbed a fistful of those. >> simon: i bet. there wasn't much security at the maryland historical society. but still, how do you walk out in front of the librarians' desk with 60 documents? the secret was sartorial-- deep pockets. and those are his costumes? >> rosenstein: these are the jackets that mr. landau used, and he had altered in order to steal items from the historical societies. now, what's interesting about these coats is that he arranged for a tailor to install interior pockets, hidden pockets inside the jackets that are large enough to fit these documents. >> simon: landau had a whole collection of them, including a trench coat. how did you react when you saw his jackets? >> brachfeld: fascinated. again, in my world, every criminal is different, every thief is different. and you just always... you kind of respect them. you kind of learn from them. >> simon: after the bust in maryland, inspector general brachfeld and the f.b.i. decided it would be a good idea to get a search

joining us david gallo, the director of the woods aircraft and andrew johnson from the smithsonian.ads around the challenges of a search. at waters at this depth. i mean, what are the searchers using to try to find this plane? >> hi, victor, hi, christi. right now, i think the search is not under sea. it's still on the surface of the ocean. and that area, those corridors, are huge. when you're in a plane searching you can look as far as the horizon. beneath the sea, you're lucky if you can see 30 feet. once -- in the searcher of 2008, 2010 and then 2011, we had the fortune of knowing the last known position and we agreed there could be debris there and eventually there, five days later we found that. we're a long way before we get on with this program under sea. >> okay, let me ask you, how long do you think that it could take to find this thing? i mean, we're talking about a 209-foot plane in a massive body of water. we do have 57 ships, 48 aircraft, 13 countries hunting around the clock. >> yeah. >> time-frame that for us. >> hard to say, air france, it was five days after the tra

the epa says andrew johnson violated the clean air act by building a dam.ng fast tracked to the u.s. senate. lawmakers are pressuring the epa to figure out the facts before rushing to judgment. and the obama administration about to hand over control of the internet to the rest of the world? the congress department announcing it will give up its oversite. governor mike huckabee joined ugs with his take on the decision. >> i think we don't give up anything in the country. we hang onto what we have. weaver a sovereign country. people want to use the ideas? fine. but we're going to own them. if we develop it, then it's ours. >> this is seen as a response to the gov's control of the internet in light of nsa vains. and some of the world east most powerful women uniting to ban the "b" woshd. it may not be the "b" word you're thinking of. >> bossy. they say it makes girls feel bad. what about the the boys? should we really be worried about them as well? and then the president using his pen again to increase overtime pay. will these changes end up hurting the very w

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. >> nicole johnson joining us from kuala lumpur. >> i want to go to al jazeera's andrew thomas, joining us via phone from sydney. australian authorities, they are confident they have something credible here. how is the search progressing? >> well, i think on that note it's important to say that what is happened about this is the way the information was revealed. it hasn't been a little detail. the prime minister of australia stood up in parliament, to a hushed house of representatives and told them he had an important statement to make, and said it had been a credible development. everyone around the world, of course heard about it, and got of the heads up that something important was coming. >> it's been huge. australia's part in that search, when they took control, when they took control of the southern vek tore. it was a vast area that australia was charged with searching in. topping off a 600,000km. a huge area. that was reduced to 300,000 yesterday, pretty huge, but more precise. and now potentially this breakthrough. the images taken via satellite showing two objects. planes and b

johnson on their team today. he was busy winning >>> let's talk warriors. no david lee or andrew majority of the game. no problem for golden state last night. they beat memphis by 7. bogut's status is unclear tomorrow night against the knicks. he had an mri for a pelvic contusion. the warriors are talking about finding a way to win. >> getting a win like that not only a great win for playoff positioning but helps build character. the team has struggled against memphis in the last three or four years. to beat them twice this year especially in the way we beat them with guys being out says a lot about the guys on this team and about our coach and how he leads us. >> the sixers carter williams able a to smile despite 26 straight losses. the streak ended tonight with a blowout win over detroit. thaddeus young, philly rolls, 123-98. high school hoops. stanley johnson. look at that reverse. he is heading to arizona in the fall. michael cage, two hands. modern day wins the open division championship for a fourth straight year. >>> women's open championship. a 16-0 run in the third quart

andrew wren born in indianapolis, indiana. he's a great sleeper, good news for his parents who have a 21-month-old at home. >> our final johnson's bradley jackson sheedy, born on february 5th. he arrived naturally on his due date which happens, by the way, tonly 5% of all deliveries. >> we wish christine riley, one of our lovely ladies in wardrobe, she had her second baby this week. you'll be in florida this weekend. >> yes, i'll be in florida doing a book signing. and you -- >> tonight i'm dragging frank gifford, if you want to come along, bring footballs, can't say why i'm going to be there, but being be at bed max in stanford, connecticut, tonight from 4:00 to 6:30 and then this huge -- tomorrow, i'm driving frank to the amp in midland park, new jersey -- >> the amp? >> yes. >> the produce aisle. >> the thing i'm not allowed to talk about is carried in amp. that's from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. in new jersey. we also need you guys to -- if you want to drop a dress size to slim down by memorial day, help madelyn fernstrom. >> she's going to work to get you into shape. go to our klgandhoda.com page, go to the connect button, punch it i

andrew napolitano. >> nice to be with you. the great peter johnson. >> thank you. i appreciate that.d cops be allowed to carry guns in nfl stadiums? do nfl stadiums have the right to stop them from doing it? what's your take? what about this law? >> great question. it's interesting that the nypd would be filing a lawsuit to carry guns at football stadiums. >> where are the unions? >> there is no football stadiums in new york city. because bush era federal law allows cops in state a to carry their guns in state b even though their guns are not licensed in state b and they're not consequence in state b. nypd sergeant living in queens, working in manhattan, taking his family to a football game to watch the jets or giants in new jersey would ordinarily be able to carry his gun. cops in new york carry them for off-duty. >> they want to put a friend of the court brief in. >> the issue is, can the owner of private property or the tenant of private property, trump federal law? so the owner of the jets and giants stadium, it's the jets and giants. the tenant is jets and giants. they're part o