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there's the other reality of ath let k scholarships. >> people don't understand that kids don't get 4 year scholarships. everyone thinks you get a free education. it's a bunch of bs. a coach or administrator, athletic director - you could have been the first tam all american with great grades. if the school decided not to renew your scholarship. they could take it from you. we are not focussing on the rites of individuals, but what it best for the institutions. that bothers me. >> if the n.c.a. allows the schools to pay, it may create other issues. >> will you pay the women's team? the diving team? the swimming team? that's the problem you have. are you paying. what i have suggested, what i did in college - i borrowed money from agents. i think that makes you stay in school. that's the best way to do it. you can't pay players, because you can't pay them all. >> the n.c.a.a. released a statement saying that it is disappointed with the ruling and strongly disagrees with the notion that student athletes are employees of a university. >> crocodiles are an ever-present threat in australia

crystal dilworth is here, you have quite athe story here.alking about how a 3 billion year old organism can help fly me around the world. >> we tend to think of biofuel, but interestingly i went to arizona to look at biofuel that knows it can be so much more. let's take a look. there's a bloom occurring deep in the arizona desert under the sun's piercing raise. this vast landscape is home to a new technology that is reinventing one of the world's oldest life forms. 3.5 billion years in the making algae is making a new name for itself. >> people think of algae as pond scum, right? it's not pond scum to us, it's really gold. >> algae are able to take 100% of their energy and create defenseibilty, antioxidants and nutrients for themselves, if they can survive this many years it's probably got more capability than this, they might double and triple and quadruple in size over a 24-hour period. >> helae was born ton campus of arizona state university as an r&d company and one of algae entrepreneurs hoping to marry the technology with the technolog

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the winds are going to be fastest over the ocean so we have a small craft advise athe 15 to 15- to 25knots through 9:00, and in the central valley we have northeast wind at 15- to 25-miles per hour with gusts up to 40 to 45 miles per hour and that is through 9:00 this evening, and the atmosphere will decouple when the sun starts to set the look at the temperatures, 55 in novato to 62 in failed and 61 in antioch and concord and oakland and san ramon 60, everyone else in the upper 50's. these are running cooler than year, just about everywhere, from one degree in santa rosa to seven in concord and san jose and that be the big story going forward. mostly sunny conditions, and temperatures are cooler and the breezes will pick up especially evening who the bodies of water. tonight it will be breezy and spring starts on thursday, with in showers in the seven-day forecast. clouds and even those are starting to clear out, so, dry and cooler breezes throughout the afternoon. here the temperatures, low 60's along the coast, a few mid-60's are possible and mid-to-upper 60's are more likely aroun

ath as little as two weeks battery life left in the black boxes, he told us it is unlikely lley ever will be found. >> they will have to be extremely lucky. it will take a lot of time before they can find it. >> reporter: and he's not surprised the search planes have, so far, sighted very little on the ocean's surface. >> most of the wreckage will have sunk. >> reporter: the water where the plane went down ranges up to 20 20,000 feet, 7,000 feet deeper than where the "titanic" was found. >> this is good to 200 meters... ns teporter: which means this erarch and recovery operation will probably rely on high-tech tools like this u.s. navy robotic submarine that uses sonar to find objects at extreme depths. one will arrive in australia on wednesday. another piece of equipment elled a pinger locator has been sent from the u.s. to try to find the plane's black boxes. it can't be used till april 5, three days before the black boxes' batteries run out. >> reporter: holly, thanks. chip reid has been looking into the pinger locator holly mentioned and other high-tech gear the u.s. has sent to

the standoff continues athe this intense time. putin is telling the german chancellor that the referendum, that what's happening here is according to international law, of course. kiev is not recognizing that. the united states is not recognizing that. very little diplomatic talking going on, so a very, very tense situation here, morgan. >> jennifer, you mentioned that russia has now taken the 11th base inside the country, but what does that mean in terms of demonstrators? how are people reacting on the ground? >> reporter: well, it's a sunday here, and so the demonstrators come out in full force. we saw them in the crimean capital of sevastopol. these are pro-russian demonstrators. several thousand came out. we had a small demonstration here, pro-russian and pro-ukrainian. the fringes here in sevastopol, we scuffling between the protesters. it really reflects the high emotional attachment people have here to what's going on. this is very, very personal. this is about their identity. you have people who are ethnic russians and who

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not only that, but there is a new trend that one consultant i talked to called ath-leisure. not to sell out stephanie ruhle -- you roll and in full workout clothes. >> i am never working out. are using this as the regular lifestyle closing. -- clothing. >> modern-day sweatsuit. >> exactly. they have devoted square feet to it. they also have yoga wear and track where. a good-sized search section, where they are at bathing suits. >> they have always been a lifestyle brand. >> that is what they're going for. is he going to help the overall brand? it is very early. it is only in five stores. they may triple that by the end of the year. even so, it will not be a big part of the brand. they have been trying to get into it. i did talk to an analyst who said that maybe they are incubating. maybe you could see if a few people -- they spin it off into a separate concept. >> three people is leisure wear. definitely leisure wear. are we seeing other people get into the space? --ce lululemon struggles >> you have under armour. cap has two brands. athleta, which are both participating. th

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>> if ever the sport, i would go ath danford, but alabama has bigger budget for players. >> they definitelybigger moneyball approach. you can use data science to decide who to hire, who drew fire from and how to go place. i haven't believe, and some of my partners at coastal ventures share and discover that you can actually call plays in football better by using math than by feel.s that feel -- -- out of theke emotion playcalling during the game, and actually using for the bold approach. it was shocking to me that nobody else copied that. like as them look genius. >> you would rather have a lot of talent rather than a talent. than greatr strategy. they make a lot of terrible decisions, especially on fourth down. the new york times started a fourth down tracker that shows and exposes the fallacies of most of the decision-making in the nfl on sports downs. it is something you'll probably see in the next decade. thehe moneyball approach, bill james a football? the ncaaback in tournament, and they have a great team. both. degrees from stanford is back in the turn for the first time since 2008 w

ath microsoft moving onto platform like ipad, what is is due for companies like ever load.nies that have filled a gaffe that -- filled the gap that microsoft of the has left. -- that microsoft has left. how does geopolitics affect germany and china and russia? we're going to discuss all of that during the program as well. tech a big theme running through the polls today. i can tell you that. >> guy, thank you so much. i want to see guy versus hans versus ryan in f1 driving. this guy that shows what i'm going to work on. >> we would just give them a car and see what happens. we will be back in a couple of minutes. the genes are identified using a proprietary computer algorithm from one of the most extensive databases in the business. >> we have established a platform that is a combination of plant science and cutting-edge competition technology. we integrate them together and create a synergy that helps us understand how the plant is operated. then we can leverage this understanding in order to the fieldtivity in itself. >> the potential is huge. the market for seeds is wort

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but having said, i think putin is a very smart guy, he's not going to do athing in the smart te that really damages his world standard. they didell in the olympics. there were no incidents. he'seally the guy for solving the problem in syria. his fries in iran is moving forward with nuclear weapons. everything is on putin's side right now. i don't think he wants to damage that by using force at this time. he's an old kgb operative as you foe, lou, he'll try torecreate whatappened in georgia, back in 2008, russian troops went into two of the provinces of georgia because ethnic russians in there were being threatened by the georgia government. he'll try to pull that off in the ukraine. >> his foreign minister stating the stage precisely with that with his words. i thought, frankly, his use of the expression of e global community, talking about ukraine's membership therein the european community, as if russia itself were at theead of that partular table. it was artful language and an artful tone. anpresident putin hasn't said a word even as president obama and the white house, secretary

musk says that starting a company is like staring into the ath. your view on starting a company? .> it is a long road like most things in life it takes a long while. my parents are doctors. both my sisters are doctors. that is a minimum eight-year commitment and often 12 just to be the most junior doctor out there. that is always been in the back of my mind when it inc. of how long things should take. i think it is a long road for a lot of folks, but if you're having fun and you feel like you feel like you're learning, now is a great time to try it. >> was it a moment with pinterest where you said, ok, now i need to make sure i don't give up. in the early days it took a little while for things to catch on, right? >> there are a lot of times where you get discouraged. for me, what was really helpful was having people around that i trusted and that cared about me first and the company second. was people like my girlfriend then and now my wife. there were people who are there to say it would be great if i kept going. >> and now you're managing hundre

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isn't it called honoring the sab ath? >> are you jewish? >> yes. >> i'm sorry i didn't know that. it does president -- it doesn't change my opinion. >> only because you didn't like me before. >> no, now i just have a reason. needham, massachusetts, a real nice town. i am from massachusetts. it is a lovely place. you don't want to talk to everyone from needham, so that's why everybody is on their phones. it is really poor and they don't have tv's. >> they should stay off their flip phones? >> they all have the jitter bug phone. >> stop poor shaming. >> it is needham shaming. this is ridiculous. before phones i grew up in an era before there were phones. nobody liked each other. we found other things to do. it is not like if you take away electronics and instagram that it will be like a coke commercial and everyone is dancing around a rainbow and talking and writing short stories. people hate each other and they always have. >> is this a good idea? >> phones are not destroying civilization. it is people who are using flash photography in their food. it is people who want a text mess

you >> firefighters recovered an ath body. four people are missing. rescue workers are using dogs or thermal detection gear to search through the rubble. federal safety authorities released a report. new york's mayor it said would take days to get into the basement to pinpoint a cause. diana lind, executive editor of "next city", a magazine that focuses on infrastructure issues. welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> you say that gas lines are not the biggest problem in the country. what is? >> well, there are a host of different infrastructure problems that the u.s. is facing right now. certainly gas lines are a big issue. but there's a tonne of infrastructure that is hidden in cities like new york. the sub way system is 100 years old. in cities like new york, there are a lot of old water sewer infrastructure issues that are, again - this is infrastructure built over 100 years old. while the gas leak is a symbol and a sign that we have ageing infrastructure, it's not the only problem for a lot of cities. >> what would it cost to fix it? >> the obama ad

the fact is, we romanticize david versus glie ath in everything we do.o big, we root for the little guy, even if the little guy is evil. if america was a car. the cool would root for the rust. it's always about undermining the tradition. >> congratulations to you. you have two hit shows. awesome. that's all the time we have left. don't miss an episode. hannity, the series, set your dvr. fox & friends each weekday morning at 5:00. and don't forget the five. see you back here tomorrow night. >>> this is a fox news alert. there is new chaos and confusion for flight 370, a new time emerges. this new time line is pitting malaysian airlines against the malaysian government. now the confusion surrounds the haunting final words from the co-pilot. all right. good night. now, did that verbal communication by the co-pilot to malaysian traffic controllers occur before someone manually shut down the tracking system or after? now, that depends on who you ask. the malaysian government or the malaysian airline? here is what both agree on. that the last akar transmission

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report athed their the end of december 2012, and then another fight began. that was the fight over whether to classify this. this year ofbeen back-and-forth between the cia and the intelligence committee over whether the report's conclusions were wrong, whether the facts were wrong him a culminating in what we have today, which is these accusations that both sides in effect have been spying on each in a way to gain advantage in this internal debate. which is really extraordinary, it has all blown out into the open. generally be intelligence committee handles these things in-house with intelligence agencies. and prettytty ugly public. >> so the cia says we will found a facility out in virginia where you members of the intelligence committee can come out and look at our documents and you will have a computer there, and you can find out for yourself what it is that you are looking for. they then claim that they didn't have a search for the documents, that it was a mess for them. it was called a document dump or document crop. then the question of the panetta re

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this is sort of like an ago ath christie mystery, the more time goes on, the less we seem to know. when 9/11 happened, we had pictures of the hijackers by that evening. the more time goes on, it seems like we have lots more questions and fewer answers. >> here's what's so hard to figure, the malaysian military says they were tracking the plane and saw it veer off and it went in that direction. why is the malaysian military searching hundreds of miles away. the problem i have here is the malaysian military is not communicating with the malaysian military. >> are we sure they're only in the last known location, they're not in the location where they said they tracked it? >> nobody knows where they are, that's part of the issue here. that's why the search is coming up with nothing. but the malaysian military is saying to the navy, you're searching in a place where we didn't think the plane was. >> the 777's safety record is impeccable. one incident in san francisco where three people were killed when it rolled off the runway, that's it. those are the little incidents besides that. the

relatively new and it's in the digital world with the plane talking to boeing and the airline company atheraffic controllers, if there was some sort of a mayday that they couldn't take a second and push a button, you know, i don't know. i'd hate to speculate but i guess if i had to speculate, it's some sort of a disaster in midair and in which case you should see a large, large debris field which apparently we haven't seen. the pilots fly it directly into the water, much less debris. that's happened in the past, jake. or it's over water somewhere, or over the ground area somewhere where people just didn't witness it. >> so you think, just based on the absence of a debris field and obviously we don't know what happened, this is all just based on very little evidence, but this is more consistent with a pilot flying into the water as opposed to a disaster happening in midair? >> yeah. i hate to say that and i'm not saying that's what happened, but it would be a much, much smaller debris field if that was the case. i'm not saying it is the case. but it's very, very strange, all these things, a

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get this, all you have to do for the request, that extension, is check athe website. it's all based on the government honor system. really? whatever happened to all the times the white house promised this? >> will there be any more delays of the aca? >> we're going to continue to implement the affordable care act in as effective a way as we can, and i'm not aware of any other changes. >> are you going to delay the open enrollment beyond march 31st? >> no, sir, there is no delay beyond march 31st. >> can you rule out the idea the president doesn't delay the individual mandate? >> yes, i can. >> you can? that will not happen? >> that will not happen. >> here with reaction, kentucky senator rand paul is back with us. how are you? >> good, sean. >> honor system, check the box. two weeks ago, they were saying we will not extend it. >> here's my question. they're also saying if you have a hardship, you can declare a hardship. i have a hardship, sean. i didn't want to sign up for obamacare, and it's costing mere four times my old insurance used to cost. so can i get a hardsh

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. >> it athe same with soccer, if you want a goal, you have to work hard.ou have to pass, be able to structure, communicate, give and go and get the goal. >> on this night, the comeback falls short, but the game, itself, seems victory enough for eddie castro and his teammates. >> we had fun. we did our best. everybody has a smile on their faces, so i am winning, you know, in my heart. >> 1, 2, 3! >> moving forward, using soccer to survive and looking ahead to new opportunities. anal shoveler, al jazeera, seattle. >> still ahead on al jazeera america, how one college lacrosse team is helping understand theasc effects of concussions. and what does it take to earn the title of tennessee whiskey? we will talk about the controversy next. zeera america, take a new look at news.america, back with ross. another sport concern about c concussio concussions, not just football. >> year, there are other contact sports. bleach believe it or not, la cross is boom okay college campuses. there were more teams added last year in la cross than in any other sport. 20 for men,

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heels of athe nuclear conference. all the focus is on the u.s.ia. >> the g7 versus the g-8. we will get more from president obama here. so far they have canceled a summit in sochi. that was a slap on the wrist to president putin. they have warned that if there forces crossing over from russian into ukraine, if that happens, there will be additional sanctions on the financial sector, on the minoring -- the mining sector and on the arms sector. all we have is a warning. they want to see how russia response. in another 24 hours, president is at the european union. right now, as we have a, 31 individuals have been sanctioned by the u.s. nothing specific on sectors or industries. >> its crossover to washington with phil mattingly. how concerned is washington concern about russian troops massing along the ukrainian border? >> they are wary of how russia is operating right now. they were not expecting what occurred in crimea. they're watching what is going on in terms of southern and eastern ukraine. hans makes a key point. the administration officials

it is athe time male ceo and you can tell by the lack of hair. >> the sociology experiment is over.im out for lunch, call him a cupcake, having an appropriate conversation. >> it is 56 minutes past the hour. we are "on the markets." here is scarlet fu. >> the u.s. stock markets reaction to the jobs report is muted. the dow industrial is up by 28 points. little changed. we are driving into derivatives. get ad-looking options to better clue for where markets may be moving. joining me is the president of teen on the markets -- keenonthemarkets.com . some expectation of a bigger reaction? >> it is relatively low. a reversal day where we get to a new all-time high. we close on the low of the day. maybe possibly a short-term pop. i know that i am bearish, but the stock market wants to go one way. that is higher. i think the market will continue to move higher. we have concerns with ukraine and russia. always have problems with merging markets as well. i am going to be skeptical. i will take off some long positions at the end of the day. not have a big economic data points the way we did w