>> reporter: brianna, two u.s. officials tell us that they can confirm in the last four hours russia fired an intercontinental ballistic missile, test fired. it was a test. and a test only. it launched and landed in kazakhstan, a remote area that the russians use for test firing these kinds of missiles. u.s. officials also tell us that they knew this was going to happen. under arms control treaties, the start treaty which regulates missiles, the russians notified the u.s. they gave them a four-hour window in which they expected to conduct the test. all within the rules and regulations of the start treaty so the u.s. was notified that this test firing of an intercontinental ballistic missile was going to happen and they were notified before the crisis in ukraine. this had been on the books we are told for some time. but nonetheless, getting a lot of attention because in these periods of tension, people want to know exactly what's going on and we are told that this one, the u.s. knew about it, expected it, saw it com

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newsroom with brianna keilar starts now. >> i'm brianna keilar for brooke baldwin. this is special coverage on the crisis in ukraine. russia is denying they are planning a full military assaults if crimea doesn't surrender. today a naval commander promised a military storm if the ukrainian military refuses to put down the weapons in crimea. they are the heavily pro russian state in ukraine. u.s. officials say 6,000 troops are already there taking control. today president putin watched his troops in russia practicing and as he bears down, the world is waiting to see how president obama will live up to his work. three days ago, he spoke with costs for any military intervention by russia. secretary of state john kerry is heading to the capital of kiev tonight and the u.s. just announced they won't send a delegation to the paralympics in sochi that start on friday. the critics say the u.s. response has not been fast or furious enough. senator john mccain for instance spoke to cnn last hour. >> with ukraine, it is the crown jewel. let's go back to peace. what kind of a m

. >> let's bring in cnn senior political correspondent brianna keilar.we've been getting some reaction from high-profile republicans to clinton's remarks. not exactly what you might expect. arizona senator john mccain a vocal critic of clinton's handling of the benghazi terrorist attack as well as other things she did as secretary of state. he tweeted today, "she's right on this comparison." marco rubio agreed with clint clinton's take saying there are similarities between putin and hitler's approach. no surprise i suppose she's more candid when she's not a camera there than when there is a camera there. are you surprised with reactions? >> from republicans? >> yes. >> not really because you've heard some of them saying the same thing. i think what's interesting is i'm hearing some of the same things from democrats and republicans. they're saying, you know, this was inartful, but -- >> the hitler comparison. >> exactly. one democrat i spoke to said basically you never really want to drop the "h" bomb because she has a nuanced argument and i've heard no o

it's about brianna, who will breathe cleaner air because as attorney general i forced polluters to put in place $4.6 billion dollars in pollution controls. for caren, i fought big banks, winning $1.6 billion in mortgage relief for her and thousands of marylanders. for myra and her kids, they're safer because i brought the beltway snipers to justice, and fought child pornography and internet predators. for eric and mickey, i went to court to fight for marriage equality. for hundreds of baltimore kids, i started an inner city lacrosse league. and when a judge blamed an 11 year old girl for being sexually abused by saying "it takes two to tango," i took that judge on. complicated percentage of your home, this tax season, the math is easier. multiply the square footage of your home office by $5. so a 300-foot space times $5 equals a $1,500 deduction. >> self-employed people have to pay taxes others don't. you want them to claim all of the legitimate tax breaks available to them. and this is a very legitimate tax break. >> liz crenshaw, news 4 today. >> and we are exactly one month away fro

it's about brianna, who will breathe cleaner air because as attorney general i forced polluters to put in place $4.6 billion dollars in pollution controls. for caren, i fought big banks, winning $1.6 billion in mortgage relief for her and thousands of marylanders. for myra and her kids, they're safer because i brought the beltway snipers to justice, and fought child pornography and internet predators. for eric and mickey, i went to court to fight for marriage equality. for hundreds of baltimore kids, i started an inner city lacrosse league. and when a judge blamed an 11 year old girl for being sexually abused by saying "it takes two to tango," i took that judge on. i don't put up with things like that, it's not who i am. i take on tough fights and get things done

it's about brianna, who will breathe cleaner air because as attorney general i forced polluters to put in place $4.6 billion dollars in pollution controls. for caren, i fought big banks, winning $1.6 billion in mortgage relief for her and thousands of marylanders. for myra and her kids, they're safer because i brought the beltway snipers to justice, and fought child pornography and internet predators. for eric and mickey, i went to court to fight for marriage equality. for hundreds of baltimore kids, i started an inner city lacrosse league. and when a judge blamed an 11 year old girl for being sexually abused by saying "it takes two to tango," i took that judge on. i don't put up with things like that, it's not who i am. i take on tough fights and get things done for the people of maryland. >>> breaking news tonight in the search for malaysian flight no. 370, reports now that a chinese satellite has some images that might show the crash site of the missing plane. the chinese government just released satellite pictures of what appears to be floating debris along what may have been the f

our brianna keilar joins us now from washington. you hearing anything from the clinton camp on this? >> reporter: nothing from the clinton camp at this point, john. i should tell you that hillary clinton will be speaking here in a few hours at ucla. she is giving a lecture. there is about 1800 students that have tickets. she will be talking to a very large group there. these were made at an off-camera fund-raiser. it was supposed to be closed to the press, off the record. certainly, john, you and i have learned in the last couple of years that there is really no such thing as off the record when it comes to a fund-raiser. she was talking about putin extending passports. she went on to say the germans by an scestry, hitler kept sayi, i have to go and protect my people. another person who was an editor of a small group of newspapers who happened to be at this event said she was very quickly to say, followed that up by saying that there is obviously an attempt by the obama administration for a peaceful resolution. she tried to clean up

i think it says more about him. >> okay, brianna, thanks very much.it >>> this is "piers morgan live" tonight breaking news we're standing by. the government is standing by. the families are standing by waiting for what could be an answer to the mystery of flight 370. any moment now ship could pick up this object and others like it floating in the ocean. it is not a day's old image captured by satellite. it this was spotted from the air by search planes. and very soon we could find out exactly what it is. is this a sign that finally the search is in the right place? we're following every clue for three weeks. we still have far more questions than answers. the only thing indisputable is the human toll of the mystery has has become a worldwide obsession. i'm talk to the son of one of the passengers. we'll talk to two friends of the pilot. they say the man they knewld

newsroom with brianna keilar starts now. >> i'm brianna keilar for brooke baldwin. special coverage on the crisis in ukraine. russia is denying they are planning a full military assaults if crimea doesn't surrender. today a naval commander promised a military storm if the ukrainian military refuses to put down the weapons in crimea. they are the heavily pro russian

in the meantime, newsroom with brianna keilar starts now. >> i'm brianna keilar with baldwin. we just learned that secretary of state john kerry will speak assignment this hour. this is after the meeting with the russian foreign minster. when he starts, we will bring you that live. united nations envoy agreed to lead the region after being threatened by a group of armed men who wanted him in a car. this as a solution to deescalate the growing tension may be happening right now in paris where john kerry just met with russian foreign minster and defense secretary said he is beefing up a training mission and adding an air patrol mission. lawmakers are going tit for tat. that would confiscate assets if they slap sanctions on russia. they could vote on a non-binding sanction resolution. for now the west is more focused on economic aid to the ukraine. promising $15 billion in trade and economic and technical assistance. the u.s. and britain agreed in principal to deploy international observers to ukraine. the idea is to ease concerns after president putin indicated he was worried ab

brianna keilar has a 360 bulletin. >>> according to the white house russian president vladimir putind president obama today and the two agreed their diplomats should meet soon to discuss a possible solution to the crisis in ukraine. the white house says that's only possible if russia pulls back troops gathered on the border with ukraine. u.s. officials estimate 40,000 russian troops are on the border with another 45,000 either already in crimea or poised to go in if needed. and an allegationed ms 13 gang member was napped by the fbi just one day after he was put on its most wanted list. juan elias garcia is accused of killing a new york mother and her toddler four years ago. he surrendered at the u.s. embassy in nicaragua. >>> attorney general eric holder says the federal government will recognize same-sex marriages performed in michigan last saturday before an appeals court put the unions on hold. holder action allowed those couples to be eligible for federal benefits. >>> i wonder if you know this weekend marks the 50th anniversary of jeopardy. >> i do know that. >> because you've

susanna and brianna. >> everyone has 2 minutes. so we have many speakers tonight. i would appreciate the audience to respect the speakers and please keep your private comments or comments with each other. if you need to speak to each other, please leave the room. >> my name is gloria soto. i'm a professor of special education and the coordinator of programs in physical and housing permits at san francisco state university. i appreciate the board for letting me to speak to you tonight. >> excuse me. please let's respect the speaker. quiet, please. speaker has waited over an hour to speak. let's respect the speaker. thank you. >> thank you, i'm here tonight to ask the board to stop the closing of the i talk program at fsk elementary. the i talk program stands for learning communication created years ago to serve the needs of children because of significant physical and cognitive disabilities don't have the ability to speak. they need the support of communication support of such as electronic devices, manual boards and other assistive technology tools to be able to co

it's about brianna, who will breathe cleaner air because as attorney general i forced polluters to putn place $4.6 billion dollars in pollution controls. for caren, i fought big banks, winning $1.6 billion in mortgage relief for her and thousands of marylanders. for myra and her kids, they're safer because i brought the beltway snipers to justice, and fought child pornography and internet predators. for eric and mickey, i went to court to fight for marriage equality. for hundreds of baltimore kids, i started an inner city lacrosse league. and when a judge blamed an 11 year old girl for being sexually abused by saying "it takes two to tango," i took that judge on. i don't put up with things like that, it's not who i am. i take on tough fights and get things done for the people of maryland. >>> we all know folks that are just a little annoying. now there's a new app that makes it easy to stay away from them called cloak and uses social networks to let you know where they were last seen. of course, it only works if the folks in question actual limb use those sites. -- actually use those s

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brianna keilar is working this story for us.ry clinton spoke out moments ago with a clarification. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. just moments ago at ucla where she was giving a lecture. but first i want to play for you audio of what she said yesterday. this was at a fund-raiser in long beach. and she was drawing a comparison between what putin is doing in crimea as far as his justification for russia's involvement in crimea comparing it to hitler's justification on intervening on behalf of russians living in choke slovakia living in poland. take a listen. >> today putin said in a long press conference oh, you know, all i want to do is protect the rights of the minorities, namely russian speaker, and he e's been on a campaign to get everybody who has any russian connection, retired russian military in crimea, given them all russian passports. now if this sounds familiar, it's what hitler did back in the '30s. all the germans that were -- you know, the ethnic german, the germans by ancestry who were in places like czechoslovaki

it's about brianna, who will breathe cleaner air because as attorney general i forced polluters to put in place $4.6 billion dollars in pollution controls. for caren, i fought big banks, winning $1.6 billion in mortgage relief for her and thousands of marylanders. for myra and her kids, they're safer because i brought the beltway snipers to justice, and fought child pornography and internet predators. for eric and mickey, i went to court to fight for marriage equality. for hundreds of baltimore kids, i started an inner city lacrosse league. and when a judge blamed an 11 year old girl for being sexually abused by saying "it takes two to tango," i took that judge on. i don't put up with things like that, it's not who i am. i take on tough fights and get things done for the people of maryland. >>> do you think red light cameras make you safe senator some across the country say they don't. we looked at recent statistics and have more on the red light camera debate. >> running a red light, nobody argues it isn't dangerous. there is now a huge debate about whether cameras that catch offender

brianna ehley. edward, pennsylvania, independent line. caller: i work road construction and get laid off in the winter. now that this obamacare took effect, i don't have no insurance. since obama took your unemployment from you, i cannot afford insurance. what should i do? go out and get on welfare and let obama take care of it? guest: depending on your income, you could see if you qualify through medicaid depending on where you live. there are deftly options for you. i would also suggest going on healthcare.gov and looking at if you have options for subsidies to make health insurance more affordable. host: big states, about 159,000 people signed up out of 1.2 million plus. the ratio of sign-up, 12.5%. guest: right. that is one of the state the administration want to target if they want their numbers up to 6 million by next week. last week, it was pretty clear who the administration is targeting. you have president obama doing an interview with zach galifianakis, a lot of outrage with march madness. they are looking for young people to si

it's about brianna, who will breathe cleaner air because as attorney general i forced polluters to put in place $4.6 billion dollars in pollution controls. for caren, i fought big banks, winning $1.6 billion in mortgage relief for her and thousands of marylanders. for myra and her kids, they're safer because i brought the beltway snipers to justice, and fought child pornography and internet predators. for eric and mickey, i went to court to fight for marriage equality. for hundreds of baltimore kids, i started an inner city lacrosse league. and when a judge blamed an 11 year old girl for being sexually abused by saying "it takes two to tango," i took that judge on. i don't put up with things like that, it's not who i am. i take on tough fights and get things done for the people of maryland. >>> i'm melissa mollet at the live desk. two people killed, one person in critical condition. a news chopper owned by an abc affiliate in seattle. it was taking off when it crashed near the space needle. you can see all of that debris. again, two people dead. one person, be in critical condition. at

. >> okay, brianna, thanks very much. ♪ >>> people are lighting up all over the country.hey call it the green rush. marijuana has moved out of the back alleys and into the open. >> happy cannabis, y'all. >> in some states it's legal to grow, to sell, to smoke. and marijuana could be legalized in a city near you. so es to get, and many think so harmless. when the smoke clears, can marijuana bad for you? or could pot actually be good for you? >> marijuana is better than all those pills for you in terms of treating? >> yeah. >> i travel the world for answers. what does marijuana do to you? what does it do to your kids? a special investigation, "weed." our journey begins here in this small townhome, nestled in the mountains with a family who has never aloud tv cameras in before, and you're going to soon learn why. >> this is so pretty out here. >> yeah. >> they live in colorado, one of two states where it's legal to smoke pot medically and recreationally. but here it's also taboo to residents like paige and her husband matt. >> i'm sure it was mentioned to us by someone. hey,

brianna keilar, hillary clinton putting vladimir putin, making this compare ton with hitler.o do so. i'm surprised that hillary clinton would make that comparison but what are you getting? what kind of reaction? >> reporter: right now, i'm trying to get some reaction from her camp. specifically, there is none. they are not commenting. if you invoke nazi germany and adolf hitler, it is like the third rail of rhetoric. it gets so much attention. whatever hillary clinton's opinions are, about putin, this sort of increases the volume, if you will. we heard her last week, in florida, not on camera but talking about putin. this was before the invasion of the crimean peninsula. she likened him to czars. she likened him to communist leaders of russia. but this is obviously to a whole new level. that's why so many people are surprised at this point. it would certainly be out of character for her. she is pretty disciplined when it comes to staying on message and not really ratcheting up something unless she wants to. it is unclear where this came from at this point. to put it in contex

it's about brianna, who will breathe cleaner air because as attorney general i forced polluters to put in place $4.6 billion dollars in pollution controls. for caren, i fought big banks, winning $1.6 billion in mortgage relief for her and thousands of marylanders. for myra and her kids, they're safer because i brought the beltway snipers to justice, and fought child pornography and internet predators. for eric and mickey, i went to court to fight for marriage equality. for hundreds of baltimore kids, i started an inner city lacrosse league. and when a judge blamed an 11 year old girl for being sexually abused by saying "it takes two to tango," i took that judge on. i don't put up with things like that, it's not who i am. i take on tough fights and get things done for the people of maryland. >>> nice sunshine and it is going to be a long monday, but that is good. daylight saving time. >> and yes, the sun does not go down until after 7:30, and the first time so far this season that we have had three days in a row at 60 or higher. >> how about that. >> and we deserve it. the temperatures

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. >> okay, brianna, thanks very much. >> we wish jeopardy and alec trebek the best. we'll be back 11:00 p.m. eastern. "piers morgan live" is next. . >>> this is "piers morgan live" tonight breaking news we're standing by. the government is standing by. the families are standing by waiting for what could be an answer to the mystery of flight 370. any moment now ship could pick up this object and others like it floating in the ocean. it is not a day's old image captured by satellite. it this was spotted from the air by search planes. and very soon we could find out exactly what it is. is this a sign that finally the search is in the right place? we're following every clue for three weeks. we still have far more questions than answers. the only thing indisputable is the human toll of the mystery has has become a worldwide obsession. i'm talk to the son of one of the passengers. we'll talk to two friends of the pilot. they say the man they knew would never deliberately crash a plane. our bill story is of course flight 370. we are covering every angle with cnn reporters a

. >> on the next "washington .ournal," william golson then, fiscal times reporter -- brianna ehley. we at the federal trade commission have a dual mission, which is to protect american consumers and promote competition. he do that in a couple of different ways. that we are a civil law enforcement agency. we bring lawsuits against companies who engage in unfair or deceptive acts or practices. we also engage in policy and to promote best practices and advocate for laws that we think are needed. whatur specific question, i can tell you is that we are interested in protecting consumers when it comes to the noble because it -- noble ecosystem. noble entirety of the ecosystem. -- of the mobile ecosystem. that american consumers are protected and that there is a competitive landscape. the federal trade commission, monday on the communicators at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two. wednesday, david cameron said the referendum in crimea was illegal. he warned that if russia continued to take further actions, more sanctions would be put into place. the prime minister also answered questions about

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it is important to have people like brianna and ian to tell their stories and give us a face to the importanceof this, and i want to thank the ftc for making sure that false claims are not made, but this is so important, so appreciated. we will have to figure out where it leaves us, that it has informed us. thank you. >> i would agree with every word of that. so this is a question to you, dr. shenton, and it dovetails into what the gentleman from mississippi was talking about as well. are the symptoms of a concussion or tbi uniform enough so that it is possible for early detection or developing a checklist for a coach or a parent to be used by nonmedical? start with you, doctor. >> no. >> that was easy. >> the symptoms overlap with depression and ptsd and has been a real problem. there was a paper published in the "new england journal of medicine" that said when you remove the effects of depression and ptsd, mild tbi does not exist. that is a disservice. it used to be that people came in complaining they still had symptoms from hitting their head, there was no evidence from conventional mri or

brianna ehley. edward, pennsylvania, independent line.struction and get laid off in the winter. now that this obamacare took effect, i don't have no insurance. since obama took your unemployment from you, i cannot afford insurance. what should i do? go out and get on welfare and let obama take care of it? guest: depending on your income, you could see if you qualify through medicaid depending on where you live. there are deftly options for you. i would also suggest going on and looking at if you have options for subsidies to make health insurance more affordable. states, about 159,000 people signed up out of 1.2 million plus. the ratio of sign-up, 12.5%. guest: right. that is one of the state the administration want to target if they want their numbers up to 6 million by next week. week, it was pretty clear who the administration is targeting. you have president obama doing an interview with zach of outrages, a lot with march madness. they are looking for young people to sign up here you can expect that to be the case again this week. get

it is important to have people like brianna and ian to tell their stories and give us a face to the importance of this, and i want to thank the ftc for making sure that false claims are not made, but this is so important, so appreciated. we will have to figure out where it leaves us, that it has informed us. thank you. >> i would agree with every word of that. so this is a question to you, dr. shenton, and it dovetails into what the gentleman from mississippi was talking about as well. are the symptoms of a concussion or tbi uniform enough so that it is possible for early detection or developing a checklist for a coach or a parent to be used by nonmedical? start with you, doctor. >> no. >> that was easy. >> the symptoms overlap with depression and ptsd and has been a real problem. there was a paper published in the "new england journal of medicine" that said when you remove the effects of depression and ptsd, mild tbi does not : conventional mri or ct, they said, see a psychiatrist. it was really not appropriate because there is at least a small minority of people who have mild concussion who

this is brianna, an intern from ohio university. i can't believe you're letting us do this to you. out. a lot of people say go to the cotton swab, you say -- >> no, stay away. first of all, you could end up pushing more wax deeper into the ear canal, more importantly, you could injure yourself. >> how do you clean your ears? >> earwax is a good thing. it protects your eardrum, it can trap dirt and have antibacterial properties. but if you want to get some excessive wax out, never put anything smaller than the size of your finger in your ear canal. dampen a towel, she's very sweet to let me do this and i'm going to very gently with my finger, not too deep. >> say hi to the kids back at o.u. >> so proud of you, brianna. >> but you can't get very far in. >> you're right. you can't. if you want something a little bit more aggressive. use an eye dropper. this is not to go in the ear, but on the outside, drop it in, rubbing alcohol, baby oil, mineral oil, that will soften up the wax. and a couple of days later, warm water with a syringe and it'll come right out. >> no cotton swabs. there

. >> a brianna washington reporting live for us from arlington washington, more rain is in the forecast pacific northwest. let's turn to nicole mitchell. how much rain are they going to get? >> depending where you are, the rain is going to add up, could easily see a half inch or more. that's a lot of rain for an overly saturated area. >> you can see heavier bands of rain, oregon and washington, the whole area is in a drought scenario, but you don't want all of it at once. definitely you can see the core, three or four inches in this northern part of california expected. that's just today, and then more of this as i said over the course of the weekend, so that's going to cause problems with any recovery efforts, but also -- and rescue efforts, but could put more areas in the flood and landslide risk. this is today, but this actually runs through the weekend. by the time we get to the end of the weekend, you can even see another storm system coming in and then another one for next week and next weekend, as well. it's going to stay very persistently wet, which it already has been and all a

host: joining me, thank you for joining us, brianna ehley.does it matter where you live in terms of the price you pay for the affordable care act? guest: it does. more than one reason. the cost of premiums and as well as how well your state exchange is working, is it easier and harder to enroll, it definitely matters where you are. it is a simple econ 101 thing. where your market is depends on your health providers and hospitals in your area. that drives competition down. if you only have one hospital or provider in the area, you will pay a lot more than other states. >> when it comes to expensive, the most expensive places to get health care, kaiser health news put together a thing provided by your publication. if you live in colorado springs, colorado, you will pay a monthly premium of $483. southwest georgia, $461. talk a little bit about those prices and what factors into them? especially in those areas of the country. >> a couple of factors play into it. the biggest one is the market. you have towns like aspen. in that region, there are

that supports breast cancer awareness ok stems from the suspension of two students twelve year old brianna hawk and thirteen year old kayla martinez who refused to take off their bracelets back in two thousand and ten the school district argues that the price sets are lewd and used sexual innuendoes students say that it is free speech well soon after the school district banned the bracelets from all schools in that region so the students teamed up with the a.c.l.u. to sue the district for their right to wear the bracelets under the first amendment . let us hear better is a nonprofit called keep abreast foundation are based out of california and they have the voice of a local support for the students and their pursuit so what right now students in the eastern school district can now where the bracelets without fear of repercussion however there are several other school districts across the country and have also banned that type of bracelet so this ruling could set precedent for the future for those school districts. well before we go don't forget to tune in to larry king now at nine pm toni

bracelets that support the cots now look a stems from the suspension of two students twelve year old brianna hawk and thirteen year old kayla martinez who refused to take off these bracelets in two thousand and ten the school district argues that the bracelets are lewd and they have sexual innuendoes students argue that is just free speech so now. for the school district banned the bracelets from all schools in the region so the students teamed up with the a.c.l.u. to sue the district for their right to wear the bracelets under the first amendment the distributor is the nonprofit keep abreast foundation it's based out of california and it has voiced support of these two girls so no students in the eastern school district cannot wear the bracelet without fear of replication however there are several other school districts across the country that have also banned these types of bracelets this rolling quite a set a precedent for those districts in the future. well before we go don't forget to tune in at nine pm to larry king now tonight's guest is w w e star a wrestler john sena he is a here's

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