>> dan: i think he just did. that's the perfect opportunity.im anderson feels like he needs a lot of time to settle his team. he's very confident in his guys. >> andrew: dyer gets it in to harris. final 50 seconds. bonifant their best three-point shooter. harris. drives. can't finish. a foul is called. inside. >> dan: you're down to that now. there is only 35.4 seconds left in the game. this is pretty good defensive help here. t.j. white does a nice job forcing harris to go a little faster than he wants and right at the end dillon deck came over, and i think harris saw him. >> andrew: four foul on cedric harris. both teams in the double bonus. big free throws for dillon deck. 61% on the season. he makes the first to make it a two-possession game. deck has 16 points. central missouri will call time out. >> dan: they're going to call time out to set the defense. ksh back card from capital one. it's not the "limit your hard earned cash back" card . it's not the "confused by rotating categories" card. it's the no-category-gaming, no-look-passing, c

they only have one question, how can dan fix his trade?egment is called "fix my trade." >> this was taking advantage of the high volatility, the price of option before the event. to me the stock was 55, now it's 62. this is much better than being long the stock at 65. that's really what we were trying to do here. so you think about this now, you're shot that 55 put. you are long on the stock there, you have to make a market call where you think the stock is going between now and then. >> why has facebook done so much better than twitter this year? scott? >> i think people believe that twitter is done. everybody that's going to use twitter has already signed up for it. how do they have growth and how do they sell ads? >> what do you think? do you think twitter might be done? >> first of all, i'm a big user of twitter. i think there's valuable information there, it's delivered in real time. i think the content is probably better. the reprobabhe'll problem is va. 50 times revenues? that's rich. that's a lot to live up to. i think that's his b

dan may have a great point long-term. we like buying puts spreads and this one makes a lot of sense. he's risking 6 bucks to make 14. you get the math working for you. i like this. >> okay, guys, back to you professor kohn in a second. >>> you can send us a tweet if you want. @cnbcoptions. let us know what you're feeling. we'll answer it in the web extra. scott has a bullish trade on apple. in addition to scott, you can find great trader blogs in educational material because we always want to learn more. and this is what is coming up next. ♪ >>> talk about suspicious activity. why were so many traders betting against herbalife before the bombshell ftc news? we'll tell you how they made money. >>> twitter shares have plunged this year. we'll tell you why some traders are betting on a big turnaround. and that's when "options action" returns. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ tires screech ] chewley's finds itself in a sticky situation today after recalling its new gum. [ male announcer ] stick it to the market before you get stuck. get the most ex

let's cheer dan up. let's play a stocks versus options.tter, he would be out over $1,000. how are do you fix this. >> this was built as a long trade. the price of options at the time before the event, so, to me the stock was 65, now it's 52, this was much better than being long on the stock at 65 and that's a really what we were trying to do here, think about this now, short that 65 put, you're long on the stock there, you is a week until expiration, you have to make a market call. >> i have a fund amental question, why has facebook has done better than twitter? >> i think people believe that twitter is done. how do they have growth? >> do you think twitter may be done? >> no, actually, first of all i'm a big user of twitter. i think it's valuable information there, it's delivered in real-time. the real challenge for twitter is simply valuation. where they finished up last year, $35 billion market capitalizati capitalization, 50 times revenues. that's rich. that's a lot to live up. that's its biggest problem. it can have great promise. >>

dan is the fella turning 80. according to dan's wife, he loves to wash flash dances on youtube.hat he means is flash mobs. suddenly you hear olivia newton-jo newton-john's "physical" start playing and now dan is part of a flash mob. or you could call it a flash dance because some people are wearing leg warmers. >> kind of looks like they are in "flash dance." >> just to give you a little more information hend this video. it's actually dan's wife linda who organized this entire flash mob because he wanted to make dan the star of a viral video. dan is happy as a clam right now. >> it's all the ladies in the neighborhood, oh, hello myrtle, betty, lydia, good to see you, jennifer, nice, very cute. >> here comes a guy, dancing to "sexy and i know it." ♪ >> a little celebration from kool and the gang and the whole group is getting down. ♪ just as the flash mob parts, frank sinatra's "it had to be you" playing and in walks dan's gorgeous bride linda. look how emotional dan is. you can tl they are still in love. >> what a great idea. they all must love dan and thee must be a pillar in h

dan in san diego?i'd rather play it from the long side than press the short with defined risk. >> carter braxton worth. >> if you have nice games in biotech over the last two or three years, take money off the table and try a little gold? >> scott. >> a high trade that yield seekers love. >> look for sentiment shifts before you make your bullish bets like gld. i would not get into ddd. >> what did you call it, a piece of junk? >> junk. >> we'll leave it there. i'm melissa lee, thanks for watching. check out our website, optionsaction.cnbc.com. see you next friday for more "options action." "mad money" is coming up. >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for the hurricane 360 spin mop, brought to you by telebrands. a revolution in floor care has finally arrived. in the next few minutes, you'll be introduced to a floor-cleaning system that's lightweight, leaves your floors gleaming and dry enough to walk on in seconds; picks up giant spills; eliminates the need to sweep, meaning you spend le

a lot of people saying thanks to a guy named dan. >> thanks, dan. >> thanks, dan. >> thanks, dan. >>hanks, dan. >> whole slew of criminals really what you could say thanking dan. so, who's dan? >> consequences, they sure suck, don't they? >> dan is a criminal defense attorney, a legit attorney, in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. >> hi, my name is daniel music and i stand ready, willing, able and committed to defend you on all manner of criminal charges, including murder, arson, burglary, bank robbery, simple and aggravated assault -- >> oh, my gosh! >> what? >> yeah. >> this is some dude's real commercial. >> yeah, here's the thing. is he being brutally honest? >> yeah. >> well, sure. >> so, when you're talking and you are putting these words on your screen, murder, arson, burglary, you'll ruffle fathers with this kind of message. >> he doesn't need to be a likable job, just good at his job. >> when you are charged with serious criminal offense, you are facing the fight of your life, you need a lawyer that understands you and where you are coming from. trust me, i may have a law degree but

dan in san diego? would play it from the long side than push the short. >> carter? >> if you have nice gains in your biotech stocks, take some money off the table and try gold. >> a high probability trade that yield seekers love. >> mike. >> look for sentiment shifts before you make your bullish bets like gld. i wouldn't get into 3d. >> what did you call it? >> a piece of junk. >> we'll leave it there. our time has expired. i'm melissa lee. for more "options action" check out our website on cnbc.com. see you next friday at 5:30 for more "options action." have a great weekend. "mad money" is coming up next. paid presentation for derm exclusive instant anti-aging, brought to you by beachbody. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. hi, everybody, and welcome. i'm deborah norville -- journalist, author, wife, and mom -- and today i am joined by grammy-winning music superstar chilli of tlc. woo-hoo! [ cheers and applause ] and television phenomenon turned entertainment reporter mindy burbano stearns. [ cheers and

and dan goodwin himself provided a dna sample. he had gone out with laura just a few days before the murder. goodwin maintained it was a casual date and said the two weren't intimate. >> since i took her out to the movies just four days before and knew her, they decided it would be advisable to test my dna. and it was tested, and i was not present at the crime scene. >> but at least the investigators had the killer's dna, and were closer to finding him. a lot closer than they knew. >>> bill sharp and dan goodwin [phones rings] it's amanda. hey sweetie. what? okay, i'll send it. one hundred seventy-two dollars for a chemistry book, what is it, made of gold? just use citi popmoney. boom. ah, she's feeling lucky. hey sweetie...cancun, yeah no, you'll be spending spring break with your new chemistry book. with citi popmoney it's easy to send money to just about anyone, anytime. visit your local branch or citi.com/easierbanking to learn more. >>> bill sharp and dan goodwin pored over the original case file of laura salmon's murder and

pierre. >> dan? >> let's bring in john nance who is a former commercial pilot and joins us from seattle. john, good morning to you. we're now looking at a huge swath of the planet earth that needs to be searched here. even though they've narrowed it down to two corridors we're still talking about huge, huge sections to search. how can they begin to do this? >> you do this like eating an elephant. one bite at a time, in other words, you're going to have to basically decide what your search grid is and they're going to have to go at it just slice by slice by slice and the opportunity to be able to find this airplane, if it really is in the water, dan, is very, very small. >> if it's in deep water in some points of the social several miles down even if they found it how would they retreat it? >> it's going to take a lot of special equipment. there's not all that much of it on the planet. you'll have to go down to 14 though thousand, 15,000, 16,000 feet and retrieving it will be quite a project akin to f

so dan, what is going on here? dan, we had zero tolerance with drugs and weapons in schools, and now it seems to have morphed into something that covers invitations of rules much. >> i think that you hit the nail on the head. we're suspending kids out of school for all sorts of minor infractions on the school code. for violating the dress code or for suspending fruit kids, kids who are disrupt tev otive or de. and in the past, they would go to the principle's office, and it's not the way it has always been. in the early 70s, 1.5 million kids were suspended out of school, and now 3 million kids are suspended out of school. that's enough to fill every major league football stadium and baseball stadium in the country. it's a policy that used to be just for kids who actually brought real guns, and we're applying it to all sorts of minor miss behaviors, and we have gotten far afield of where we need to be. >> david, is this a case of bad policies or poor decision making and application of policies on the part of the adu

dan?ood morning, charlie and diane. >> reporter: this is me ten years ago, having a panic attack on "good morning america." >> it's too early to prescribe statins, slowly for cancer production. >> reporter: my heart is racing, my palms sweating. i literally cannot breathe. this meltdown was all, i later learned, brought on by a personal struggle so many of us face, a combination of doubt, drive, depression and drug abuse. so, i went in search of something to tame my racing mind, interviewing a gaggle of gurus. from the questionable, like the positive thinker, joe vitale, who charges 5 grand for a ride in his rolls. you never wake up in the middle of the night thinking, i can't believe i'm getting away with this? >> no, never. >> reporter: to successful and mainstream figures, like deepak chopra, who i just couldn't connect with. >> the universe is a nanotech workshop in the mind of god. >> reporter: that's where it gets hard to understand. >> why? >> reporter: but it turns out, all along,

dan? >> hamish, thank you. we will, of course, continue to cover this trial right here on abc. >>> now though to the veteran tv reporter who became news himself after a freak accident while out covering a story. it's miles o'brien. he is opening up now about the injury that cost him part of his arm and the silver lining that he's now finding. abc's linzie janis is here with more. linzie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan and bianna. this is incredible. it happened just three weeks ago, but miles o'brien already back on pbs sharing his story about what was a bruise became an emergency that could have killed him. award-winning journalist miles o'brien is speaking out for the first time since a freak accident cost him his left arm. >> it's not something i would wish on anybody. >> reporter: he had just finished filming a story on japan's infamous fukushima nuclear plant and was on his next assignment in the philippines tweeting this photo of himself getting a haircut in manila. just days later, a case c

at the seven and lafayette just off the dan ryan. the crash resulted from a police chase by calumet park police which started at 119. illinois state police assisted just before the white van being pursued hit a lexus killing the off-duty officer whose identity has not been released. i just spoke with police chief mark davis who tells me to people are in custody including a man and the female driver. a small amount of marijuana was found in the van. not clear yet why calumet park police were pursuing the van. the body of the officer killed was removed from the vehicle a short time ago and then transported minutes ago with a procession of police. obviously quite a tragic time for a chicago police. a developing story we will continue to gather information and bring it to you through the morning. back to you. >> a woman was seriously injured when her car rolled over in des plaines. it happened overnight at lee and touhy. the rollover left the woman trapped in the car for almost a half hour, before firefighters could pry her out. she's be

here is abc's dan harris. >> from abc news, this is "good morning america." >> we will now go to danws desk, dan. >> reporter: this is me ten years ago having a panic attack on "good morning america." >> but it is too early to prescribe statins slowly for cancer production. >> reporter: my heart racing, palms sweating, i literally cannot breath. this melt down i later learned was brut on by a personal struggle so many of us face. a doubt of drive, and drug abuse. i went to search something to attain my racing mind. interviewing a gag el of gurus. like joe botali, who charged 5 grand for a ride in his rolls. you never think in the middle of the night, i can't believe i'm getting away with this. >> no, never. >> to more successful and mainstream, like depack choeb ra, who i can't just connect with. >> that's where it gets hard to understand. >> why? turns out all along there was a simple way to defang the voice in our heads. something this fidgety skeptical reporter always considered to be uniquely ridiculous. medication. but then i found out millions of americans are doing it. includi

dan, bianna.. thank you, bazi. >>> up date of the top stories. >> in the news we begin with breaking news on that missing malaysia airliner boeing 777. it disappeared in the south china sea near vietnam. 239 people on board that flight. the plane, three of them are americans on that flight much the plane was headed from beijing -- to beijing after take off from malaysia's capital, kuala lumpur. search teams are scouring the waters using planes and ships to find that a crush of reporters swarming a press conference held by the airline in china. malaysia airlines' ceo says there was no distrust call from the cockpit which he says suggests whatever happened happened quickly. >>> ted turner is in a south american hospital this morning. turner was visiting argentina where he owns several ranches and became ill. no details on the ailment afflicting him. >>> finally, forget about steab. all you need is imagination to get down slopes in pennsylvania's pocono mountains. everything from trains as you see th

dan?r: diane, this is a very personal story, as you know, because you were there when it all started. sometimes there are things that are holding us back from being happy. and we're not aware of that until life hits us over the head with a frying pan. and that is what happened to me. >> from abc news, this is "good morning america." >> reporter: welcome to the most embarrassing day of my life. >> we're gonna go, now, to dan harris, who is at the newsdesk. dan? >> good morning, charlie and diane. thank you. >> reporter: this is me, ten years ago. and the reason this is the most embarrassing day of my life is not that it looks like i've been attacked by a blow dryer and a can of hair spray. no, it's that i'm about to freak out on national television. >> health news, now. one of the world's most commonly prescribed medications may be providing a big bonus. researchers report people who take cholesterol-lowering drugs called statins for at least five years, may also lower their risk for cancer

carolyn, dan? >> thank you. the massive fire did not spread to the surrounding buildings, but it did cause major problems including cracking the windows of a nearby apartment complex. hundreds are not being allowed back in their homes. wayne freedman is live with that part of the story for us. >> the number we are getting is as many as 300 people are not being allowed back in the apartment complex. it was directly across the street from the fire here in the downtown section and around mission bay. the streets were filled tonight with people who have no place to go. >> when your neighborhood is an inferno it happens without much warning and then it comes tumbling down like this. in san francisco's mission bay it is -- hundreds and thousands of people were >> the doors had been all opened because they went in to rescue the animals they were able to find. and so it is a little bit of a mess in there. >> a mess with collateral damage mostly in the form of gross inconvenience thank goodness. >> dinner was away from h

carolyn, dan? >> thank you.sive fireread to theot spread to the surrounding buildings, but it did cause major problems including apa apartment complex. a hundreds are not being allowed back in their homes. wayne freedman is live with that part of the story for us. >> the number we are getting is as many as 300 people are not being allowed back in the apartment complex. it was directly across the street from the fire here in the downtown section and around mission bay. the streets were filled tonight with people who have no place to go. >> when your neighborhood is an inferno it happens without much warning and then it comes tumbling down like this. in san francisco's mission bay it is -- hundreds and thousands of people were >> the doors had been all opened because they went in to rescue the animals they were able to find. and so it is a little bit of a mess in there. >> a mess with collateral damage mostly in the form of gross inconvenience thank goodness. >> dinner was away from home tonight in a restaurant wi

dan in san diego?uld play it from the long side than push the short. >> carter? >> if you have nice gains in your piotech stocks, take some money off the table and try gold. >> a high probability trade that yield seekers love. >> mike. >> look for sentiment shifts before you make your bullish bets like gld. i wouldn't get into 3d. >> what did you call it? >> a piece of judge. >> we'll leave it there. our time has expired. i'm melissa. for more "options action" check out our website on cnbc.com. "mad money" is coming up next. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always bull work, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer! welcome to "mad money." other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to save you money. my job not just to entertain, but educate and teach. so call me. this market sure has a hard time making up its mind theseay

carolyn, dan? >> thank you.sive fire did not spread to the surrounding buildings, but it did cause major problems including cracking the windows of a nearby apartment complex. hundreds are not being allowed back in their homes. wayne freedman is live with that part of the story for us. >> the number we are getting is as many as 300 people are not being allowed back in the apartment complex. it was directly across the street from the fire here in the downtown section and around mission bay. the streets were filled tonight with people who have no place to go. >> when your neighborhood is an inferno it happens without much warning and then it comes tumbling down like this. in san francisco's mission bay it is -- hundreds and thousands of people were there. >> the doors had been all opened because they went in to rescue the animals they were able to find. and so it is a little bit of a mess in there. >> a mess with collateral damage mostly in the form of gross inconvenience thank goodness. >> dinner was away from ho

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it hasn't affected dan snyder negatively.obably worth a lot more if he did go through this -- i mean, sure marketing people would have fun with this new name change and reorganization. but, again, you back to the foundation. the activists are saying don't throw money at the problem. >> right. >> but if the franchise is worth a lot more money, does he still throw money at it? >> go back. the argument that dan snyder has given, dave, constantly that the washington pr people have rolled out is actual american indians, they're fine with this. you hear this all the time. what's your response to that argument? >> i don't buy it. i mean, i went through the "washington post" archives from the team was named in 1933, i believe, by preston marshall, a local, a d.c. guy. and i went through the "washington post" archives from that point previous to find all the references to redskins and they're all incredibly hateful. even like calling jim thorpe the savage red skin in one column because they don't like the way he behaved himself in the

dan and bianna. >> thank you very much for that.e appreciate it. >>> a lot of other news overnight. so let's check the top stories with mr. ron claiborne. >> hi there. dan and bianna, sara, good morning, everyone. >>> the faa is investigating another incident involving a green laser being pointed directly into the cockpit of an airplane. the pilot of a charter plane was taking off from hanscom field at 7:00 last night when he reported the incident. listen to this recording of the air traffic controllers as they received the call. >> unauthorized laser illumination event three miles west, altitude unknown. >> and the faa is investigating several laser incidents across the northeast that occurred in just the past week. >>> and in another airplane incident, this time involving birds, the pilot of an american airlines flight bound for washington, d.c. from dallas had to make a quick return to dallas/ft. worth airport friday night. according to the faa, a flock of birds apparently hit the aircraft or vice versa during takeoff causing the

dan, back to you. >> i'll take it up. it's unimaginable what the family members are going to right now. >>> and now to the conflicted and difficult task much finding the cause of the crash, looking for the all important black boxes on board. abc's david kerley looking for the time line for clues. we are learning the plane may have turned around just before it disappeared. what could that indicate? >> reporter: it's really hard to know. were they trying to turn around as part of the route. really, here, the key is the black boxes and if they can find them and the secrets they contain. as you heard already, the search is on for the black boxes but this morning, we really have more questions than answers. this is the actual 777 missing. an aircraft with few maintenance issues but itdy appeared more than 36 hours ago. here is what we do now. the 370, the red eye to beijing, took off on a six-hour flight at 12:41 in the morning. 40 minutes later, it flew out of the radar coverage area. ten minutes later, the airline asays the

>> dan gilbert and warren buffett. >> buffett. do you remember who we were talking about with -- >> do you know he was at that crayton game? >> did you watch knit of the creighton game? >> he has tattoos on his face over the weekend. apparently those don't come right off. >> yesterday, 27 points in the first half. he's the coach's son. he's like a brown noser. right? the other guys on the team are like, oh, the coach's son. except he's the best player in the country so it's great watching him. anyway, we're going to talk about -- >> we're going to talk about some march madness. >> are you into this? >> i am. >> it's so much fun, isn't it? >> what does the nba have to do to get the same xiemtd? >> college games are so much more exciting right now. >> is it the clock. >> i think it's the desire to play or something. college kids are going out all the time. >> it's like run and gun, right? you watch things happen. i don't know what to do with -- the players are the best college players are in the nba. why isn't it good? i don't get i

tonight -- tilda swinton, warren buffett and dan gilbert, carrie brownstein, music from lo-fang, featuringg band with fred armisen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and now, here he is, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." welcome. how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] all right. in that case, let's get to the news. you guys like pope francis? pope francis? [ cheers and applause ] such a cool pope. [ laughter ] the coolest. i'm a bit of an amateur papal historian, and i can tell you, by almost every metric, he is the coolest pope we've ever had. [ laughter ] well, this week he's celebrating his first anniversary as pope, and he tweeted -- he tweeted to his 3.7 million followers, "please pray for me." [ laughter ] though i was a little surprised that he hashtagged it "so hung over." [ laughter and applause ] he was probably joking, he's that cool. this is interesting. several school boards in florida have come out in opposition of new legislation that would allow teachers to carry guns in the classroom. they argue tha

it crosses both the dan river and north carolina.rts. >> reporter: this spill of coal and ash from a retired duke energy power plant coated an 80-mile stretch with toxic sludge. eight days later, federal prosecutors issued the first of 23 s&ps investigating the relationship between utility and north carolina regulators. >> it's clear they have been coordinating their legal efforts. >> he says the questionable relationship became apparent last year. his group tried three times to sue duke to clean up spills but he said state regulators block them every time by fining utility instead of demanding a cleanup. >> it's an inappropriate or too close relationship between duke and the state that's contributed to that. scrutiny is due. >> reporter: the federal subpoenas demand the records of 18 employees of north carolina's department of environment and national resources or denr. the prosecutors are examining whether the regulators were influenced by utility with a monetary payment, pref rein ren chal treatment, of promise of future employmen

a i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carol johnson. a tense standoff ended in >> officers used a flashbang grenade and then the sound of gunfire. this happened on san pedro avenue hours after it it began. >> family members called police to say their son was armed with an ax and displaying paranoid behavior. the neighborhood was evacuated. >> the man stabbed one of the s.w.a.t team members and other s.w.a.t officers opened fire killing him. the injuries to the s.w.a.t officer stabbed were not life-threatening. >>> and security concerns at sfo. a woman who was relentlessly trying to sneak past checkpoint stepped in again and did it tonight. she didn't make it through, but she has in the past. >> she was arrested at sfo. that's where you can see her photo and that's where abc7 news reporter alan wang is live tonight. alan? >> dan police arrested this woman before she even got to the security checkpoint. they are pretty sure she was trying to make it on a plane again because she had two carry on bags with her. the tsa says she is not a bow

ideas para los dreamers, (en inglÉs) ha dicho. >> no ha habido legislaciÓn. >> pero no ha habido nada danos hablan y no hacen y esas mismas voces estÁn criticando. >> hay que recordar cierta cosa que los republicanos no prometieron nada el que prometÓo fue el presidente y se ha mostrado inepto, incapaz de persuadir a republicanos que se reconcilien en diferencia, porque tiene el exclusivo derecho de definir la ley migratoria y tampoco el partido republicano tiene que reconsiderar las diferencia y llegar un acuerdo entre los dos e si ha hecho incapaz de hacer. >> y clarisa en cuÁnto a llegar a un acuerdo ha sido difÍcil para republicanos en la cÁmara baja llegar a un acuerdo interno porque como dice dan el presidente de la cÁmara baja hace unas semanas anunciÓ una serie de propuestas iniciativas conceptos e ideas que incluirÍa una reforma migratoria y su propio partido rechazÓ. >> asÍ es aqui desgraciadamente todos son cÓmplices la realidad que el presidente y debe puede hacer mÁs pero la tragedia sigue siendo esa que esta crisis que estamos viendo no es inevitable se puede resolver en est

dan. >> that makes complete sense. absolutely. >> i can't even imagine what those families must be going through. >> very difficult. >>> meantime, let's turn to ron claiborne with the other top stories developing this morning. hey, ron. >> hi there, bianna golodryga. dan harris, good morning, everyone. >>> in the news, macdill air force base in florida went into lockdown while police tried to find a man who came through the front gates and was loose on the base. investigators say he barreled through the entrance friday night and then took off on foot. police found the man hiding inside the base about 45 minutes later and arrested him. the incident comes as the base prepares to open its doors to the public this weekend for its annual air fest show. organizers say the security breach will not affect that show. >>> and in south carolina a house exploded sending flames into the night sky and rattling the ground for miles. it happened in lancaster county, but residents as far as ten miles away say they felt that rumbling. n

dan? bianna? >> tensions are really escalating. thank you. >>> let's bring in the host of "this week," george stephanopoulos. george, just a few hours ago, i got off the phone with the acting foreign minister of ukraine. and asked him on a scale of one to ten, what did he think as far as war with russia? he says the chances are very high. not very reassuring. >> not at all. he sees the seizure of the natural gas plant. that's the big fear right now. the russians are not satisfied with the referendum in crimea, which would give crimea much more independence, and move them towards moscow. that they will move further into eastern ukraine. that could set off a civil war. that could split the country. and there's precious little right now. it appears that the rest of the world can do about it. >> i wanted to ask you about that. what kind of leverage does the white house have? we're hearing talk of sanctions. but what are sanctions, actually? and is there any history of sanctions actually working? >> these are going to be the most extens

a i'm dan ashley. >> i'm carol johnson. a tense standoff ended in >> officers used a flashbang grenade and then the sound of gunfire. this happened on san pedro avenue hours after it it began. >> family members called police to say their son was armed with an ax and displaying paranoid behavior. the neighborhood was evacuated. >> the man stabbed one of the s.w.a.t team members and other s.w.a.t officers opened fire killing him. the injuries to the s.w.a.t officer stabbed were not life-threatening. >>> and security concerns at sfo. a woman who was relentlessly trying to sneak past checkpoint stepped in again and did it tonight. she didn't make it through, but she has in the past. >> she was arrested at sfo. that's where you can see her photo and that's where abc7 news reporter alan wang is live tonight. alan? >> dan police arrested this woman before she even got to the security checkpoint. they are pretty sure she was trying to make it on a plane again because she had two carry on bags with her. the tsa says she is not a bow

let's head back to dan stesich in the pits of the cme. dan?ow, liz you were saying right before the break you were wondering if the market baked in a full invasion? they haven't. they baked in the status quo. market come off a couple points. if see push back on heavier sanctions the market could be in trouble. i hope that is not the case, be careful over the weekend. liz: dan is warning us. i said baked in on the vote. i mean an invasion, are you kidding me? that would be a different story. david: wouldn't find out until sunday or monday. dan stesich i liked green tie. i forgot to wear my green today. liz: he and i coordinated. david: retailers getting a big boost following fourth quarter upgrade and earnings report. liz: let's head to nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange. nicole. >> always great to see that a retailer is doing well, especially liz and dave, we've seen some of them struggling recently. an taylor a different picture. the stock up more than 7%. an upgrade from january any capital to buy rating from a hold. lates

as dan and james laid out, it is the only place where a real investigation is happening at this moment. it's certainly not happening at the justice department. yet she refuses to speak. if you bring contempt charges, you can set the ball in motion to potentially compel her to have to testify in front of a court. republicans, i think could you see the frustration there in that clip you ran. they are simply stymied at this point, not with her refusal to talk but the irs refuses to turn over documents they need. some view this as the only logical next step trying to get something that will help finally answer questions. >> do you think those questions will finally be answered, kim? >> it's a hard -- that is a very hard question. everyone is clearly -- something's gone on. everyone knows there is a lot of liability out there. mrs. lerner is going to fight this as hard as she can. i think the biggest problem for congress, they are doing magnificent work on these investigations. they lack, for instance, justice department ability to bring charges against people. where this all ends in the en

we're back with dan hettinger and kim straussle and mary o'grady joins us now. you've looked at the details, what do you like in the plan? >> well, paul, i'll start with simplification, lower marginal rates and fewer carveouts for people who can afford to put lobbyists in washington 24/7. right now, the u.s. tax code is 70,000 pages long. in 1986, it was 26 pages long. so if that doesn't signal that something is wrong, i don't think we have any evidence. on top of that, the irs, according to dave camp, the irs erroneously sent $132 billion to taxpayer money to false, fraudulent claimants over the last ten years. and on top of that, you know, a tax code should encourage innovation. and investment. and discipline. >> danelle, that last point is where i pick up. i think the focus here on this reform is simplification, as mary suggests. but it's also growth. we need a tax code that doesn't retard the economy but enhanced it. and more incentive to do so in places that really increase productivity. i think this goes a big step in that direction. not perfect, but a big

abc's own dan harris on his most difficult hour.g. >>> and "19 kids and counting." the duggar daughters speaking out on romance, relationships and growing up duggar as we say -- >> all: good morning, america. >>> and good morning to all those duggars squeezing into the social square this morning right here on "gma" using our twitter mirror in social square for one epic selfie. >> that is a big family. >> many selfies. >> yeah. >> here to talk about their new book written by the four oldest girls. we're going to hear about that in just a little bit. >> they have been a delight all morning long. yes, we are looking forward to that. >>> and the new wedding showstopper. a bridal gown from h&m, just $99. so what does it look like? and would you wear it? well, sara, you know, she is getting married, sara haines, she has it on and -- she'll reveal -- >> what are you saying no to? >> look at her. >> you're supposed to be wearing a dress under there. it looks -- >> look, i'm no wedding gown expert. that looks like a robe to me. i'm just sayi

dan. thuvrments and winter that never was continues tomorrow. >> we have 0wore a coat 20's all winter. >> we didn't have a major stor storm. 1 or 2. >> that's it. >> we were not that busy with live doppler 7hd. >> i know when you try to track something you still need rain. >> we have a possibility of written coming up. for spring so let me show you live doppler 7hd. we'll talk about the last day of winter. it is going to get warmer tomorrow believe it or not. today temperatures were up. live doppler 7hd showing you crystal clear conditions rate now and here is proof. from sutro tower cam are downtown san francisco the lights visible here. no following to speak of. 58 in san francisco. oakland 59. feels comfortable. san jose 58 degrees. los gatos sfo camera. no expectation of delay tomorrow morning. from weather perspective anything out of sf sfo. 55 in fairfield. close to 60 degrees still in concord. 57 in livermore and from our emeryville camera looking pretty good. warming trend continue

hi again, dan and bianna. we begin with the unfolding crisis in the ukraine. ukraine's leader says, quote, we are on the brink of disaster," and he's urging russian president vladimir putin to pull back the russian military. there were reports of hundreds of russian troops heading toward crimea's capital city, this despite calls from president obama for russia to pull back its forces. >>> and back here in the u.s., suspensions have been handed out following that wild college basketball brawl a few days ago. new mexico state's k.c. ross-miller will have to sit out two games. renaldo dixon will be idle for one game for violating the league's sportsmanship policy. ross-miller hurled the ball at a player, a wolverines player seconds after that game ended sparking that melee. >>> and finally, the boss like you've never heard him before. ♪ i'll never be wrong ♪ it ain't in our blood that kind just ain't for us ♪ >> that ios bruce springsteen singing lorde's song of the year "royals." he created quite a buzz online.

good morning, i'm dan ponce. teachers are boycotting the only standard achievement test. >> the ukraine leader accuses russia of declaring war by moving thousands of troops. >> we will have the big winners from last night's academy awards and how the host actually broke twitter. true story. >> erin. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. happy day. join us in chicago for one of our wacky holidays. >> the weather will be just like yesterday. cold again. today's high is only around the midteens. typically we should be around 40. we're not even close to 40 in the seven days forecast. right now in harvard it's - 7. - 6 as you travel across the region. gary indiana is reading at eight. foster park elementary is at 3. winter wind chill advisory in effect until 9:00 a.m.. sunshine today but it does not warm up much with temperatures only reaching the midteens by 5:00 p.m. pyrrhic average high is 41. by 9:00 p.m. we're down to 12 with white snow coming. friday is the day that we warm up to close to norma

absolutely. >> how come dan pfeiffer didn't say it?e same thing a few years ago on your show and i still have tire tracks. honesty can only go so far in washington when you're employed. as a consultant i can say all these things now. if you look at, that effect got to pick up six seats, not a small number. but what gives them a huge advantage is the states they're in as israel mentioned in louisiana and in north carolina, in montana, places that the president didn't do well. >> israel, be counterintuitive against your own party. david jolly won in florida '13 and ran on a bec÷ anti-obamacar message shows he can get voters out behind him, republicans are certainly motivated to make a statement against obamacare is a symbol of what they don't like about the president. there is still the government shutdown and the idea that republicans are going to be seen as on the wrong side of the economic issues. is there something you worry about? >> i think kimberly strauss had a great column on friday and basically said what was interesting about