. >> ed: good play from james neal to get the puck to crosby.ood thing the hands are warm for corey crawford. that was launched by sidney crosby. >> mike: neal again and flailing, that was crawford. caught the glachlts stopped by crawford as the shot total starts to come high. reaching for it was neal. that wouldn't go. through one that went wide. ricocheted back for orpik. drops it on for crosby behind the net. crosby rifled it on back. held by despres. sent to neal for a trainer poll twhaus blocked back. orpik a drive and that turned high. to the corner draft by crawford. saad wipes out but gets it on out to center. fed ahead for a feed by crosby. touched on to neal. a toe drag and a shot wouldn't go as crawford reached out for that one. saad sees that one knocked along further. and played ahead off of orpik and galloping on with this now, it's patrick sharp. he's got toews up the wing. save, rebound. oh, it went in. another crazy bounce goal. it will be toews'. it is 5-1. [ horn blowing ] >> pierre: a beautiful pass from patrick sharp. second

>> yes, of course, neal.u may recall be, the faa circulated the warning regarding the problems in the fuselage of the boeing 777. this cracks in the fuselage -- >> yeah, but we don't know if that had anything to do with this particular incident, right? >> it makes sense. we believe there was a sudden drop in cabin pressure. that caused pilot and copilot to be unconscious. if you are going to commit suicide or if it is a hijacking, you do not go seven hours and crash out of nowhere. >> you might be right, and it might make sense to you, but wouldn't be valor be to wait, wait for sure, you're getting. >> there is no need to wait. we have had crashes where the mekage was completely destroyed. we had trashes where it was found and you couldn't -- >> we know that. but we don't know for gates, we don't have evidence now. we don't have the plane, we don't know where the plane is. bottom line is, you're starting a lawsuit based on a hunch. >> no. we are starting a lawsuit based on the opinions of experts. who have de

. >> ed: good play from james neal to get the puck to crosby.ood thing the hands are warm for corey crawford. that was launched by sidney crosby. >> mike: neal again and flailing, that was crawford. caught the glachlts stopped by crawford as the shot total starts to come high. reaching for it was neal. that wouldn't go. through one that went wide. ricocheted back for orpik. drops it on for crosby behind the net. crosby rifled it on back. held by despres. sent to neal for a trainer poll twhaus blocked back. orpik a drive and that turned high. to the corner draft by crawford. saad wipes out but gets it on out to center. fed ahead for a feed by crosby. touched on to neal. a toe drag and a shot wouldn't go as crawford reached out for that one. saad sees that one knocked along further. and played ahead off of orpik and galloping on with this now, it's patrick sharp. he's got toews up the wing. save, rebound. oh, it went in. another crazy bounce goal. it will be toews'. it is 5-1. [ horn blowing ] >> pierre: a beautiful pass from patrick sharp. second

neal young wants a project two days ago to make basically an mp3 player. it's a very high quality audio file np3 player. so neal young using kickstarter is going to open this up to a bunch of people who didn't think of it before. >> rose: that's interesting because i assume he's got a lot of money. >> you would think so. >> rose: but kickstarter in a sense makes it a different kind of project than just using your own money. >> for someone like neal young, he's working for validation that this is something worth doing. he's putting it out there in the public saying here's the thing i've thought about for years, what do you think, do you want it. it's an invitation to participate. for me i've been a neal young fan all my life and the chance i do interact with him is incredible. the fact that money is involved is almost secondary to the relationship that gets made. so somebody who is a bigger artist, neal young, spike lee, these are some of the great artists andvq;jñ i'm given the e to have some sort of interaction with them. that's a privilege, an exciting t

neal, good evening. >> reporter: david, good evening. this slide is considered so dangerous that residents are still being kept back while search crews look for survivors. pictures from above show the full scope. as if half a mountain slid down on this rural community, a slide measuring a square mile in size. >> this is the carnage. this right here in front of me was the highway. >> reporter: home video from the ground makes it hard to tell that there used to be anything here. survivors had to be plucked out by helicopter. >> helicopter medevacing the mom and the child, fi5-month-old ba, is still alive. >> reporter: tonight, that baby is hospitalized in critical condition. deep beneath all this mud, a residential street called steelhead road. officials say it simply is not there anymore. >> a lot of commotion and a lot of people that were very scared and -- just -- we need prayers. >> reporter: nearly 30 homes were either wiped away clean or damaged when the hillside gave way saturday, sending seven people to the hospital and killing thr

>> neal karlinsky will stay on the story for us through the night. thank you, neal. >>> now, we turn the to the other urgent search tonight, this one, half a world away in the depths of the indian ocean. after some punishing weather, the search for the lost passenger plane has resumed. abc's david wright, now, on what the team is up against. >> reporter: today the search planes are back out. but the mission has changed. no longer is this a rescue. now, it's only about recovery. and the recovery effort won't be easy on seas so stormy, the search area had to be put on hold for 24 hours. >> we're not searching for a needle in a haystack. we're still looking for the haystack. >> reporter: and the haystack keeps moving due to strong ocean currents. >> this is also what you'd call the world's largest current. >> reporter: oceanographer charita pattiaratchi built this computer model tracing the possible debris sightings from these satellite photos back where they might have drifted from. a huge distance. the current moving 30 to 60 miles per day. >> you've

>> thanks so much, neal karlinsky. and everyone here at abc news, mourning with our friends at komo tonight. >>> we move next to overseas, and a battle cry from russian president vladimir putin. a scathing report about ukraine. abc's global affairs correspondent martha raddatz, on the russians talking tough tonight. >> reporter: tonight, joy in the streets of moscow. thousands strong. bellowing the russian anthem, welcoming crimea back to fatherland russia. this, after their leader, vladmir putin, basking in his moment said crimea will soon be theirs. we have already achieved much, he said. there is even more to do. we shall prevail because we are united. glory to russia. putin, blasting the united states for behaving rudely, irresponsibly and unprofessionally in ukraine. saying the u.s. had crossed a line. he accused america of hypocrisy. of applying power against sovereign states, a clear reference to iraq. the u.s. shot back. secretary of state kerry calling putin's moves dangerous. >> nobody doubts russia's interes

>> thank you, neal. >>> from the west to the brutal weather back east. seven days into spring, looking like the wilds of winter. hurricane force winds. from georgia to maine, a blast so cold it's poised to shatter records. >> reporter: tonight, a powerful blizzard turning cape cod into a treacherous, windy tundra. the angry ocean churning, threatening costal homes, battering hurricane flags flying overhead. here on cape cod, that massive storm over the atlantic is clipping the land, bringing with it wind gusts of up to 70 mph and up to a foot of snow. in chatham, this 200-year-old home, now a pile of timber. so this is your spring in cape cod? >> yeah, this is our spring. >> reporter: storefronts shuttered, shovels and plows back at work again. this man struggled just to stand in the howling wind. the strongest nor'easter in decades, bringing 30, 40, 50-mile-an-hour winds. on nantucket, gusts over 80 miles an hour. high winds fanned the flames of this nine-alarm fire. two fire fighters killed and at least 17 people injured. before the storm took aim at n

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when you talked about the fact that you need to lower taxes, you need to improve-, the econo neal is talking about, focus on fighting poverty, i think financial issues, quality of life issues are something that everybody can relate to. nobody wants to pay more taxes than they have to, everybody wants to make more money. >> and maybe hector more of a libertarian on things like gay issues and abortion? >> more libertarian but it has to be about opportunity, opportunity for all californians. the governors like to say we're out of this recession, but there are still a lot of people hurting. there are people unemployed and also underemployed. we have to be able to provide that opportunity. we have a drought situation in california. we have a central valley that may hit, again, 40% unemployment rate. what's going to happen to those individuals? what's going to happen to food prices when we go into the market? >> when you walk into that food hall this weekend, do you expect to see people who look like you, latinos, african-americans or the face of the party since ronald reagan or before? >>

neal karlinsky, abc news, darrington, washington. >>> and we want to know what's ahead. so, let's bring in abc's meteorologist, ginger zee, right now. ginger? >> there's more slide risks. and this is why. we've had a very wet month in this part of the nation. look. average is just over 4 1/2 inches of rain for the month for this spot. this march, we've already had over seven. if we get to 9 1/4, we break an all-time record. and that's possible. watch this. the next couple of days. we take this through friday. there's going to be very heavy rains, especially southwestern oregon and northeastern -- northwestern california. but look at this. that area could see up to three inches through friday. that would be an issue. and the buzz on the east coast, diane, is all about this nor'easter. that's what we've been hearing all about, right? you wonder, will it affect me? let's time it out. when this storm comes together, it's a tuesday night into wednesday deal. new jersey to new york starts to get it late tuesday night into early wednesday. it's very low snow totals. the bulk of

. >> neil: it's what everyone wants to know-- >> what the deal neal?: and what's the deal with my obsessing. caputo, i've heard idiots for years like you about the deficit yet our country narrows on, either the country's clueless maybe you are. click in la, so what, we spend more than we taken, welcome to america, moron. and if they walk up to clip do they still not all thy? just because we haven't seen the thing explode as it mean we haven't already lit the match and when we hear that global debt and it's pretty clear the world is on fire. i worry about stuff like this because bills can be delayed, but they cannot be denied. all the pretty many of the world cannot save the world. john, gmail neal, i believe many are confused when these two terms when he so often-- the nation's total debt we are really just a machine difference between them. that's a very good point, don. deficits typically refer to the spending that exceeds government receipts, that would be tax revenue. in-- there's deficits are piled onto the debt. which is a compilation of those de

neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. >>> and we thank you for watching tonight.ere at abcnews.com. "nightline," later. and i'll see you right back here again tomorrow night. good night. >>> tonight what is creeping in the water supply. >> and to this man shot a police officer? or hit by fire? >> ab acid accident injures two workers. >> and tonight barry bonds' new role in spring training. >> despite the drought some water will have to be released well before summer in order to protect the delta. good evening issue the solidity of the water the water district is releasing stored fresh water into the delta but there is concern that the problems would be long lasting. laura? >> in an average year, rain water would be pushing this water back towards the sea. but that is not happening this year. not at all. normally, the water would be fresh thanks to rain water now from the snow melt to the north. the water district is finding levels have surged upwards >> we're seeing sail line at 3 to 5 times what we'd normally see this year. >> the water district had to release wa

neal: mr. speaker, as the world prepares to celebrate saint patrick's day, and this afternoon we welcome the irish prime minister here to the capitol, i want to pause for a moment to recognize the anniversary of a pivotal event in the peace process in the north of ireland. 20 years ago against the advice of his own state department, president bill clinton granted a visa to the leader of sinn fein and its president, jerry adams, to visit the united states. it was at the time an unpopular decision but history has protch it to be a catalyst for the peace process which proved to be most durable. it helped to bring an end to the longest standing political dispute in the history of the western world. simply put, bill clinton took an extraordinary risk that has paid huge dividends. i was one of a handful of members of congress at the time who urged president clinton to approve the visa. when jerry adams arrived in the united states after stopping in boston, he made his way to my hometown of springfiel

neal karlinsky, abc news, darrington, washington. >>> search and recovery crews have resumed the hunt for malaysia airlines 370. we're getting satellite images that could show pieces of the boeing 777. these images were taken on sunday. they provide fresh clues on just where the plane could have gone down in a remote part of the southern indian ocean. they show more than 120 floating objects. some of them as long as 75 feet. almost a dozen planes and five ships set out today in search of that debris field. >>> in boston, two firefighters have been killed in a fire that ripped through a four-story brownstone. the fire started in the densely populated back bay neighborhood. smoke and flames poured from the roof and windows for hours. boston officials say at least 18 people were taken to the hospital. it appears everyone who was inside the building escaped. there is still no word yet on the cause of the fire. but again, two firefighters tied in the attempt to save property and lives. >>> speaking of fire, now to the inside moment of crisis and the dramatic video of a construction worker

neal has the late details on this deadly tragedy. >> chaos in the heart of seattle. >> oh, my god. helicopter in the space needle down on the ground now. cars involved on fire. >> helicopter flown by abc affiliate k o m o tv just taken off from the station roof right across from the space needle when it suddenly dropped directly on to exploding on top of cars in the midst of the morning commute. killed on impact beloved k o m o photographer bill and pilot gary. >> it was taking off and it just kind of wobble and spun and then it started going down side way on the street. >> when firefighters arrived they found 2 cars and pickup truck engulfed in fair and small river of flaming fuel running down the street. one motorist reportedly jumped out of the burning car critically injured by flames. >> i saw the guy coming out of the car with his body on fire and i saw also the truck that was hit. >> veteran award winning photographer bill was gentle and wonderful family man who had recently retired but come back to work part-time. he and pilot gary were flying back up chopper while the stati

neal karlinksy, abc news. snohomish county, washington. >> hard to imagine what is on going on there right now. those pictures are fascinating. just devastating. still an active search and rescue according to authorities. >> and huge effort there. the debris wall is about a mile and a half across. 15 to 20 feet deep in some places. and now there's concern there could be a disaster within a disaster because all of that mud is starting to block one of the rivers there. and that is threatening flooding spillover. >> look at that picture. half that mountain just gone. those residents down river you talked about the potential for a double sdaers, they've been urged. they better get to high ground because they don't know what's going to happen next. an amazing tense situation. sad situation. >>> absolutely. >>> the ship channel remains closed this morning following a collision that resulted in a 4,000-barrel spill of fuel oil. globs of oil from the collision between a cargo ship and oil barge have washed ashore as m

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. >> catherine neal is next on booktv. she talked-about the rise and fall of tyco's dennis kozlowski. catherine neal had access to kozlowski and the district attorney who prosecuted him. yard use all the people directly involved in the case and the media that reported on it acted unethically at some point. this is about an hour and ten minutes. [applause] >> one of the greatest adventures in my life began three years ago when i did something outside my comfort zone. at the time it seemed like a very small and insignificant act but it turned into something really, really important and significant. my adventure has taken me to places i have never been like a hard core new york state prison and a swanky wall street law firm where president franklin delano roosevelt once practiced law. i have been to a corner cafe in new york city where i met and interviewed a stranger i tracked down on facebook. i have learned more than i ever thought i was capable of learning. i have met people i never would have matched and i have gone to d

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bill welsh, steve neal and steven hadaway. >> i'd like to think he's out there sitting somewhere, stuck in a little puddle, waiting for someone to come save him. and he's going to be so mad that it took so long. >> reporter: john and chris regalbrugge also lived on steelhead drive. she the devoted mother of five. he the high school wrestler and football captain turned navy commander. >> i'm proud. i just pray to god they find them okay. i'm hoping i'll pick up the phone and see them. >> reporter: a community reeling from loss, facing so much work ahead. miguel almaguer, nbc news, oso, washington. >>> this is joe fryer in darrington, washington, east of the mudslide, where dozens of volunteers showed up at the fire station to help with the search. among them dane bruener whose heartbreaking mission is to find his sister, summer raffo. >> my mom wants to hold her one last time and i'm going to make sure that happens. >> reporter: when the mudslide hit saturday, bruener quickly drove to the scene to search for summer. >> somewhere out there is my sister. >> reporter: despite the danger, he

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missing from steelhead drive, amanda lennock and the man who was installing her water heater, steven neal. >> we just have to think he is somewhere and he is safe and they just can't reach him right thousand. >> reporter: authorities are still trying to determine how many are missing, there are 108 reports of people who are unaccounted for. but some of those reports are vague and many could be duplicates. >> we're still in a rescue mode at this time. however, i want to let everyone know that the situation is very grim. >> reporter: weeks of unrelenting rain triggered the mudslide saturday morning. that night rescuers could hear cries from people who were trapped but couldn't be reached. they have heard no cries since. today, rescue crews searched the scene, even using a hover crash but had to pull back in case another slide could hit. at the oso fire station, the flag is at half staff. a firefighter's wife and 4-month-old granddaughter are among the missing. so is librarian linda mcpherson. >> this has changed my life in many ways. it's devastating. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: mcpherson's

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what is the deal neal?fox news be happy at all domestic auld you feel the samet those us workers at toyota when congress didn't waste a second over that automator's issues or are you lease a pathetic to workers? a billion bucks for the ukraine? i asked was going be cashing a check? do we know? do we care? if you cannot follow the money trail hear how can you dream of following the money trail in the ukraine? excellent point, mark. given our track record we can never sort these good guys from the bad guys, so why do we keep giving money to these guys? david, the yet inter- thinks.com. i'm never heard of that. as a superhero i can't believe you missed the biggest issue with the $1 billion gift to the ukraine. we don't have it to give. we are broke. day, i brought up that issue a number of times and you are exactly right. you can't get cash you don't have any a lot of you still can't will get over this. >> i went to pick close off. >> >> neil: don't we all. we are out of time. no, i want you to stop. >> don't

and abc's neal karlinsky has the story in seattle. good morning, neal. >> reporter: george, good morning. we're here at komo-tv in seattle because they are a part of the abc family. people here who spent the day yesterday covering the story while very publicly grieving. this morning, the ntsb is investigating what caused komo-tv's helicopter and its experienced crew to suddenly crash just after takeoff. >> we have report of a helicopter into the space needle down on the ground now. cars involved on fire. >> reporter: it was around 7:40 a.m. right alongside the space needle where the chopper hurtled towards traffic. >> i heard the crash, boom. and it took like two seconds for the flames to burst out. >> reporter: three cars were engulfed. a river of flaming fuel ran down the street. one motorist jumped out of his car critically injured. >> i saw the guy coming out of the car with his body on fire. >> reporter: killed on impact, beloved veteran photographer bill strothman and pilot gary pfitzner. >> we just can't believe he's gone. >> r

good morning to you, neal. >> reporter: josh, good morning. the numbers really are worrisome out here. officially, 176 names on the list of those missing. they do not expect that number to hold. but it gives you a sense of how confusing things are out here. they really have no idea how many people were caught up in the slide. for the first time we're hearing the dramatic 911 calls. >> there's a mudslide and everything is gone! the houses are gone! >> reporter: the terror of the minutes right after the slide plowed through 30 homes and cars driving by. >> there's people yelling for help! >> my heart is shattered into a million pieces. i just want them to bring my daughter home. >> are you guys ready to go? >> reporter: 14 are now confirmed dead. but authorities still don't know just how many people are missing and caught in the deadly debris. overnight the estimate jumped to 176 people unaccounted for, but officials say that number may include duplications. and it's expected to drop dramatically. at this hour, search teams are braving quicksand

. >> catherine neal talk about the rise and fall of tyco's dennis kozlowski. catherine neal had access to dennis kozlowski and the district attorney who prosecuted him. all of the people involved in the case and the media that reported on that actives unethically at some point. this is an hour and 10 minutes. >> one of the greatest offenders in my life began three years ago but i did something outside my comfort zone. at the time it seemed like a very small and insignificant act that turned into something really, really important. my adventure has taken me to places i have never been like a hard-core new york state prison. and the swanky wall street law firm where president franklin delano roosevelt once practiced law. i have been to a corner cafe in new york city where i met and interviewed a stranger i tracked down on facebook. i have learned more than i ever thought i was capable of learning. i have met people i never would have met and i have gotten to do a lot of really fun things like being here tonight. this is such an honor for me on my campus with my

a couple of those comments -- michael neal from the indiana republican party same the edge it is reckless unacceptable. ,ohn cornyn, senator from texas says the new budget never balances. and charlie rangel, democrat from new york, says president obama's ajit shows how we can grow our economy and expand opportunity. your comments at facebook banned footer. the budget arrived this morning on capitol hill, and delivered to members. in an expression of dissatisfaction with the statutory spending level for the next year, the administration is proposing an additional $56 billion in discretionary spending that will be split between defense and non-defense programs. he says it is unclear what mechanism will add spending while adhering to spending caps. covering budget release events throughout the day and throughout the week here on c-span and across the c-span networks. 12:45, the director of the office of management and budget, and several top economic advisers, including gene sperling, who heads the national economic council, and the council of economic advisers chairman, will review the budg

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. ♪ keep up >> reporter: neal marion and craig zadan say along with entertaining viewers at home hosten degeneres has a comedic game plan designed to soothe out stressed out nominees. >> they're scared to death. that's why we won't do all the comedy up front and how they're more and more nervous as the night goes on she can relax them. >> reporter: ellen herself told robin roberts she'd be getting off the stage and getting into the mix. >> because i'll be in the audience a lot. there's going to be a lot of playing with people in the audience. all throughout the show. >> reporter: yes. >> we're bringing her into the audience so you're getting to hang out with ellen. >> reporter: they offered more tasty teases about what viewers can look forward to. ♪ come clean >> reporter: including news of one powerhouse pop star. what can we expect pink do. >> here's the big reveal. pink is going to sing. we're able to utilize pink in the oscar show in a way that the audience is not expecting to her. >> reporter: you have a theme of heroes. >> animated heroes, everyday heros from at cuss finch to no

this is something that congressman richie neal has made his life's work. easier education benefits, we adopt recommendations coming from the bipartisan education groups led by congressman diane black to consolidate education tax benefits. along with the additional money from stronger economic growth, families can more easily afford the cost of a college education. the more affordable care -- while the plan generally leaves obamacare policies untouched and for a later debate on health care, there are two main exceptions. one, a repeal of the medical device tax. second, a repeal of the medicine cabinet tax which prohibits the use of funds from tax-free accounts to purchase over the counter medicines without obtaining a prescription. infrastructure investment, the plan dedicates $126.5 billion to the highway trust fund. simplification for seniors, the plan adopts a proposal supported by aarp and atr that requires the irs to develop a simple return to the known as form 1040sr for individuals over the age of 65 who received common kinds of retirement income lik

. ♪ can't keep up >> reporter: oscar producers neal marin and craig zadan say along with entertainingwers at home, host ellen degeneres has a comedic game plan designed to soothe those stressed out nominees. >> she said we need to understand that these people are scared to death. that's why we're not going to do all the comedy up front and as people are more and more nervous as the night goes on, she can relax them. >> reporter: ellen herself told robin roberts she'd be getting off the stage and getting into the mix. >> because i'll be in the audience a lot. there's going to be a lot of playing with people in the audience all throughout the show. >> we're bringing her into the audience so that you're going to her home for a dinner party and you're getting to hang out with ellen and these movie stars. >> reporter: the producing pair offered more tasty teases about what viewers can look forward to. ♪ come clean >> reporter: including news of one powerhouse pop star. ♪ just a little bit >> reporter: what can we expect to see pink do? >> here's the big reveal. pink is going to sing. ♪ whe

abc's neal karlinsky has the latest. >> reporter: hovercraft joined a small fleet of helicopters overaster so chaotic, officials aren't sure what the total number of missing really is. >> the situation is very grim. >> reporter: pictures from the scene leave little clue that 30 homes once stood here. robin youngblood said living through it was like whirling through a washing machine of mud and trees. >> we had mud in our eyes, nose and mouth. i'm really grateful i'm alive. >> reporter: the scale of it is all is simply mind-boggling. from here you can see trees that are 50 to 60 feet tall, which have been tossed around like toothpicks. and thrown hundreds of yards. the mudslide started here on this ridge, a square mile size chunk broken loose, cascading over this valley. take a look, the community before, dotted by houses to the left of the river and today, all mud. leveling everything in its path. the area's only school was closed. many of their students lived in the slide zone. so this school may have been the hardest hit? >> well, it's not just the school. it's the town and communit

neal karlinksy reports. >> reporter: chaos in the heart of seattle. >> oh, my gosh. >> they recordedcars involved on fire. >> reporter: the helicopter felony by abc affiliate komo-tv had just taken off from the station's roof, right across from the space needle, when it suddenly dropped directly onto the street below, exploding on top of cars in the midst of their morning commute. killed on impact, beloved komo photograph erbil strothman and gary pfitzner. >> it was taking off and it wobbled and spun and then started going down side ways on the street. >> reporter: when firefighters arrived, they found two cars and a pick jum truck engulfed on fire and a small river of flaming fuel running down the street. one motorist reportedly jumped out of his burning car, critically injured by flames. >> i saw the guy coming out of the car with his body on fire. and i saw also the truck that was hit. >> reporter: veteran award-winning photographer bill strothman was a wonderful, gentle family man who had recently retired but come back to work part time. he and pilot gary pfitzner were flying a b

here's neal il cavuto with a preview. >> the irony is much of what we started on launch pads in florida has been relegated to little more than tourist attractions. silent tributes to all those liftoffs. now off, now gone, now silent. mercury, gemini, apollo, and the men who rode those rockets wondering. >> the leadership we took from the soviets at that time, we have turned around and given back to the same people. >> we have outsourced all of our space technology, now to the russians. they're the ones putting our people up into space. >> bret baier anchors fox news reporting, surrendering america, premiering tonight at 10:00 eastern. it will replay throughout the weekend. >>> planes searching a new area may have found a brief from malaysian airlines flight 370. a new zealand military plane found objects in the ocean expected to arrive in the area on saturday. it's based on data suggesting the plane was flying faster and ran out of fuel closer to australia than first thought. >> stocks were up today. the dow gains 59. the s&p finishes up 9. nasdaq was up 5. the s&p 500 lost about a half

at first pastor neal tollboom of the united methodist church in morristown, new jersey, believes thathurch's damaged steeple will be a relatively simple mission. >> steeple's been around for about 140 years. we hired a company to go up and take a look at the condition of the steeple. >> the work which is still in progress two weeks later begins november 3rd, 2011. it's about 1:30 in the afternoon when the worker's bucket becomes wedged against the steeple. they're stuck 122 feet in the air. church officials call the morristown fire department, who raise up their own ladder, but it's too short. next they try the neighboring town's ladder truck. >> second ladder was -- had maybe another 3 to 4 feet of reach above what the original ladder was because of our positioning and our angle, but it still wasn't close enough. >> the pressure is on. a crowd has gathered and word is out to the local new york city news media. a police helicopter arrives, but it's too dangerous for it to get close to the bucket. so rescue from above is out. and rescue from below is impossible. the firefighters really

neal. >> thank you, mr. chairman. madam secretary, let me come back to your role for a few moments about the trustee of medicare and social security. but just a reminder here that the democratic minority vigorously opposed the original part d prescription drug benefit plan offered by the bush administration because we did not think it had gone far enough. upon ascending to the majority right after, we took the role that not to undo what has been done but instead to work hard to improve it, and closing the doughnut hole was a pretty masterful piece of work. and now there's broad acceptance of the whole notion of the part d benefit. i wish it would've been the model we have adopted in congress for working with aca, but let me draw your attention specifically to a couple of issues. graduate medical education and the role of medicare financing our hospitals across the country as you know in massachusetts, our hospitals would be the equivalent of what boeing perhaps means to that's pacific northwest. i think it's a reasona

john dawkins obverses new mexico's craig neal. global 7 c 10 for 10. >> : this in randall 23.rly. and just been let go. john hughes is carbamate the first six shots go to son. colony 0 to tie the game at 45 this was not the most beautiful game to watch but it did have a stanford said finish. inside center by 5 and hang on to win it. >> : both ends of the one on one to give stanford a question 5853 the colons. and that the 14 to continue to move on. after it's about to being able to win and continue to advance. and again will be a very good team and a team that never quits and got out early verses them. the bulk of the lead and they. no time for stanford's next game sunday that will meet powerhouse kansas at whatever time the networks don't light tradwn to play 19 1/3 as eight to 6910 this defeats the eastern kentucky pretty tough for a while. then the class a rose and self advances again. mike dugan is like the new york yankees. a lot of people hate them but mercer college and the white. but white. 7871 they knock off duke. >> : to set white men can't dance and beautifully don

as you know neal has more. it really is the story of voters getting disillusioned with the economy in particular the high unemployment rate the country's press are making sure that the president knows all about it some of the headlines in the main newspaper such as upset slap in the face kick in the pants that is some of the headlines staring at france where all and today he is expected later in the day to go on television live on french t.v. and possibly cabinet reshuffle that will take nothing away from the fact that his party the socialist lost one hundred fifty times across france just the notes a silver lining for the socialists. will have its first ever female marriage she is a socialist would go so valley something for them to celebrate not a lot else the moment i tell you what the european elections in may are going to be very interesting indeed. well as you heard there some dramatic losses for francois long's ruling party one hundred fifty five towns voted. most of them have elected center right politi

for now. >> neal, good to see you.0s, right? >> yes, he reminds us science is not just a subject you're forced to learn in school. >> i think science should be fascinating to everyone but it's all about the approach in telling the stories. >> i guess so. when i talk about the universe, i got good material. so people used to say, well, how do you balance entertainment with the science? like i said, when i look up, i am entertained, just by thinking about what the universe has. >> but the question is an appropriate question. you want to teach people, you want to education people but you don't want to make it feel like they're getting it in the form of a textbook. >> or a lecture. >> correct. >> what distinguishes "cosmos" from every other documentary we are presenting some actual knowledge but the real takeaway is what role that knowledge plays in who and what we are and what kind of responsibilities we have given that knowledge to tend to our civilization and to the earth. >> and knowing you for long time now, you never