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for paige, those were not good options. but maybe, just maybe marijuana now was. but she was about to find out how hard that would be. >> this doesn't go to the pharmacy and pick up your medicine. there was no protocol. >> when we come back, what will the figges do? and what would you do if this were your daughter? >>> is she allergic? >> i had resigned myself. i don't think she's going to survive this. >> we've seen her flatline in a hospital. we've said good-bye. >> you're listening to matt and paige figge describe their own daughter. what would you do if this were your child? charlotte figge had an extreme form of epilepsy. her body was so frail that any seizure could kill her. with no traditional treatment left to try and the clock ticking away, her parents decided to try marijuana. charlotte was just 5 years old. >> i need a card to be able to get the cannabis from a pharmacy. doctors have to prescribe it. >> you need two doctors in colorado to get the card for a juvenile or a child. it was hard. we were the first young child, and they said no. everyone said

for paige, those were not good options. but maybe, just maybe marijuana now was.ut she was about to find out how hard that would be. >> this doesn't go to the pharmacy and pick up your medicine. there was no protocol. >> when we come back, what will the figges do? and what would you do if this were your daughter? are you ready grandma? just a second, sweetie. [ female announcer ] we eased your back pain, you turned up the fun. tylenol® provides strong pain relief while being gentle on your stomach. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol®. this is the first power plant in the country to combine solar and natural gas at the same location. during the day, we generate as much electricity as we can using solar. at night and when it's cloudy, we use more natural gas. this ensures we can produce clean electricity whenever our customers need it. ♪ >>> is she allergic? >> i had resigned myself. i don't think she's going to survive this. >> we've seen her flatline in a hospital. we've said good-bye. >> you're listening to matt and paige figge describ

for paige, those were not good options. but maybe, just maybe marijuana now was.ut she was about to find out how hard that would be. >> this doesn't go to the pharmacy and pick up your medicine. there was no protocol. >> when we come back, what will the figges do? and what would you do if this were your daughter? >>> is she allergic? what if a photo were more than a memory? what if it were more than something to share? what if a photo could build that shelf you've always wanted? or fix a leaky faucet? or even give you your saturday back? the new snapfix app revolutionizes local service. just snap a photo and angie's list coordinates a top-rated provider to do the work on your schedule. the app makes it easy. the power of angie's list makes it work. download snapfix for free. >>> is she allergic? >> i had resigned myself. i don't think she's going to survive this. >> we've seen her flatline in a hospital. we've said good-bye. >> you're listening to matt and paige figge describe their own daughter. what would you do if this were your child? charlotte figge had an ex

for paige, those were not good options. but maybe, just maybe marijuana now was.ut she was about to find out how hard that would be. >> this doesn't go to the pharmacy and pick up your medicine. there was no protocol. >> when we come back, what will the figges do? and what would you do if this were your daughter? i reckon a storm's a brewin'. reckon so. reckon you gotta hotel? reckon, no. reckon priceline express deals will get you a great deal. wherever you...mosey. you reckon? we reckon. vamonos the spring hotel sale is on at priceline.com. save up to 60% on any express deal hotel, when you use code: spring '14. i reckon this is one deal you won't want to miss. >>> is she allergic? >> i had resigned myself. i don't think she's going to survive this. >> we've seen her flatline in a hospital. we've said good-bye. >> you're listening to matt and paige figge describe their own daughter. what would you do if this were your child? charlotte figge had an extreme form of epilepsy. her body was so frail that any seizure could kill her. with no traditional treatment left

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i just thought this is insane. >> i remember how happy paige was. it's really working.ah, that was pretty amazing to hear. >> it had worked. but in just a couple of weeks the excitement was overshadowed by panic. paige was running out of marijuana and the dispensary didn't have any more of that particular strain. even if there was more, the monthly price tag would have been astronomical. $2,000, and not a penny of it covered by insurance. but then paige heard about the stanleys, the six brothers and their greenhouse of marijuana that is high in cbd. >> i said, oh, my goodness. he says i don't know what to do with it. we're trying new things with it, but no one wants it. it's not sellable. i said just don't touch that because we need that plant. >> at first they didn't want to take the risk of giving marijuana to such a young child. but then they met her. >> tell me about the first time you met matt, paige, and charlotte. >> hmm. >> i'm going to get you misty-eyed. >> yeah, you get all of us crying when we start talking about that little girl. >> the figis had hit the ja

tracie, good morning. >> reporter: paige, good morning. the new prime minister of ukraine, at least for now, coming to washington to get a show of support from president obama, vice president biden, meeting at the white house on wednesday as washington still tries to figure out what to do about russia and what, if anything, the u.s. can do to stop that push. with more russian troops moving into ukraine, president obama's catching heat from republicans. >> we have created an image around the world, not just to the russians, of weakness and indecisiveness. >> putin needs to be warned and i'm perfectly willing to tell him if he does occupy ukraine, it will be chaos for him and for the world. >> reporter: but president putin is not listening. now the baltic states are worried they could be next. >> ukraine, it worries people. >> directly looking. >> reporter: president obama called the leaders of latvia, estonia and lithuania. the white house insists economic pressure on russia will work. >> if the only way you have to exert your influence is

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let's go ahead and get the latest in sports from my good friend paige hopkins. >>> what about that 89-year-old pilot? unbelievable. >>> good morning. lots of sports for you. undefeated after blowing out indiana state in the missouri valley championships, wichita state is now 34-0, they'll be the first team to interthe ncaa tournament undefeated since unlv in 1991. >>> but,'s, it looks like someone missed the memo, the shirts given to the players had a major mistake on the back. big ten basketball ohio state and number 22 michigan state. the buckeyes down by two, when the spartans turn it over, smith sends it to shan got scott, he ties it up, 65-65, ohio state hangs on to win. >>> on to acc rivals, maryland and virginia. 1.7 seconds left. anthony gill nails a jumper, a clean jumper, overtime, maryland does well to keep the terps ahead and stay ahead. they upset uva, 75-69. >>> take you to doral for the cadillac championship, ongoing back problems take a major toll on tiger woods, he finished with 78, his worst at doral and patrick reid took it all with an even par, 7 the, by the way, h

i know they will find a way. >> that was randy paige reporting. chipotle says the annual report is nothing more than a routine risk factor disclosure but can you imagine chipotle with no guacamole? >> i like that stuff. >>> it is 4:46. mandatory water rationing off the table for those living in marin county. bon tempe reservoir is now full. excess water is spilling into alpine reservoir which is expected to reach full capacity soon. >> in the last four weeks, we have had 21 inches of rain average for the same period is 9" well above average. >> marin's second largest reservoir has a dramatic level rise. it was half full a few weeks ago, now 70% full. >>> meanwhile, in santa clara county, reservoir water levels are well short of where they should be. one look at lexington reservoir here and you can tell a lot more rain is needed. the recent storms have slightly increased the amount of water in county reservoirs. they need more. >>> i think we have had more rain. >> we have. they are going to get a little more rain today but i don't know if it will

tanya paige reporting for us. let's go to the united nations headquarters where our diplomatic editor james bays joins us. james, what more can you tell us about the proposal? >> he produced a report a few days ago suggesting there should be this very large force with chapter seven authorization going to the central african republic. that means they have the right to use force if they need to. more details on the plan being briefed as i speak by the head of peace keeping in the united nations and security council, making it clear that this force would take the african peacekeepers that were already there, they'd get additional troops as well to try and stabilize the situation to protect civilians in the central african republic. he's making it clear this would be a surge force, to try and get things back on track and then the u.n. would try and perform more of a policing role. >> just how much backing does this plan actually have within the security council? >> well, i think we're going to see that, as this meetin

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tania paige went on patrol with the rwandan forces in bangui. >> this is a patrol with a difference.wandan peacekeepers want to use words as weapons of persuasion, to help end the cycle of violence. it means taking to the streets armed with memories of an experience no one wants repeated. many of them were personally affected by the slaughter of 800,000 tutsis and hutus by members of the hutu majority. three of this general's relatives were killed. >> we speak to these people, share with them our experience from rwanda. he's hopeful because the violence if the central african republic is nowhere near the same scale as the rwanda genocide. it's become increasingly sectarian. these neighbourhoods were terrorist when the fighters killed their way to the capital. muslims are bearing the brunt of the violence. >> yesterday's seleka came out of their base. they should be disarmed. >> we started. all the seleka are in gary sons. anti-balaka have been killing mousse limes. have you to differentiate muslim selekas from others. >> the message gets through. >> when we see it's rwandans, we know

randy paige on why chipotle's warning customer. it may have to take guacamo off the menu >> chipotle is warning of a guacpocalypse. >> why they may have to talk guacamole off the menu. >> oh i love it here. this place is amazing. >> it is great, i love the guacamole here. >> the guacamole and the salsa at chipotle are made from fresh ingredients so when weather changes impact the ability of those ingredients, the menu could change. at least that is what the company had to say in the annual report. we may choose to temporarily suspend serving menu items like guacamole or one or more of our sauces rather than paying the increased cost of the ingredients, the company noted. the reason for the increased cost, they pointed to the weather volatility including weather climate changes. >> it is an interesting choice of words. >> reporter: knx business anchor says by using the term climate change, chipotle has fueled a political debate. >> this is the first time i have seen a restaurant company refer to climate change impacting the bottom l

al jazerra's tanya paige reports.-kilometers of the capitol. >> reporter: they are cooking the last of the food from the last delivery of aid three weeks ago. this church is a refuge for hundreds of muslims. they are tire identified of the christian militia who want revenge after the mostly muslims were toppled. living in fear and without enough to eat, they listen to for news of away out. a convoy is spotted destine forked cameroon. no one knows when the next one will come so she decides to grab what she can and take her chances she isn't welcome here. no more muslims here, get out he says. within moments in a town where muslims and christians use today live happily together, the sport begins. but this is not a game for people who are now running for their lives. no one wants to be left behind. it may all come down to this. so they surge at the truck in desperation. once it's gone a boy has been separated from his parents. anguish and fear are evened on hietched onhis face, strangers m find his way back. another chil

larry paige, the high-tech community, take all kinds of people in the venture capital business who come there for something else... community, autonomy. >> that's right. well, we never said we were anti-capitalists. >> charlie: i know you didn't say it. >> we did say we need to critique and get away from consumers which is another proposition altogether. >> charlie: everything's about buying something. >> everything is about buying something. in fact, your entire identity is invested in what you consume. >> charlie: right. and we said -- that's not an authentic life. looks like we were right because people were coming from all over the globe to see what that feels like. so there's an empirical way of looking at it. we have a lot of people from silicon valley who have been coming up from early on. in a way, we're a little like them. i don't want to overdo the analogy, but, nonetheless, they work on a frontier. at google, they put aside time to pursue your own -- >> charlie: 20% of your day is entirely your own. >> autonomy and mast ri, and they do that. >> charlie: yeah. so, naturally, t

media reports have talked about his brothers and it's not just his brothers, it's also our sister, paige >> well, i appreciate you telling us about her. it's important for people to know all those in pain right now, and in need of thoughts and prayers. i appreciate you talking to us, james. >> thanks, anderson. >>> just ahead, martin savidge joins us. what investigators themselves are trying to piece together. we're going to draw down some new information about the at toot of flight 370. plus, we're going to look at lithium batteries. they brought down a plane in dubai. could that be a part of this mystery? nice morning, scott? aye, or...a mornin' of tiny voices crying out, "feed us -- we've awakened from our long winter's nap and we're peckish to the point of starvin'"!! i don't understand... your grass, man! it's a living, breathing thing. it's hungry, and you've got to feed it with scotts turf builder. that a boy, mikey! two feedings now...in the springtime strengthens and helps protect your lawn from future problems. [ scott ] get scotts turf builder lawn food. it's guaranteed. feed

. >>> and the co-founder of google, larry paige, says he would rather give his billion dollars to capitalistshan to charity. is this the best way to change the world? we'll explore that and more when we kick off top of the hour. scott now and the "halftime" team. >> thank you so very much. >>> "divergent" the latest film from lie lion's gate tomorrow. the critics, they are not buying it and a batch of mixed reviews caused the stock to stumble this week. so where does the trade go from here? jon is the bull. josh is the bear. 1:30 on the clock. doc, you're up. make your case. >> i think it's because of "ender's game" not just this ratings for "divergent." >> you are a big "ender's game". >> yes. and i like "orange is the new black," and "mad men." i think michael burns and company are doing everything to make this thing successful, josh. like i say, i think "ender's game" is why you're buying it down here at 30 rather than 35. i think the stock is closer to 38 because the success of this film " divergent" which is going to be a blockbuster for them and they've got multiple more of those coming

plus, google co-founder larry paige says if something happened to him, he'd give his billions to capitalistske a certain well-known businessman, an investor. who is it? we'll tell you in the power rundown, next. n, next.wn. we only know one direction: up so we're up early. up late. thinking up game-changing ideas, like this: dozens of tax free zones across new york state. move here. expand here. or start a new business here... and pay no taxes for 10 years. with new jobs, new opportunities and a new tax free plan. there's only one way for your business to go. up. find out if your business can qualify at start-upny.com we know we're not the center of your life, but we'll do our best to help you connect to what is. >>> power rundown time. frank and june with me. let's start off with the nba. stars sporting ads now on their jersey. espn says yesterday during a speech at the world congress of sports, a new nba commissioner, adam silver, says ads are inevitable and will probably happen within five years. do we care? should we be surprised? >> first of all, you shouldn't be surprised. whether you

. >>> i'm paige hopkins. here is what is happening.nt sources tell nbc news the missing malaysian flight did make a left turn towards the mainland and then a right turn up the strait of malacca. officials believe the plane then went north, while investigators believe it is more likely to have flown south. investigators are looking like pings to figure out where it might have traveled. >>> john kerry and his russian counterpart met for talks about the crisis in ukraine. russia's foreign minister says the u.s. and moscow have no common vision of the situation. a vote on the future of crimea is set for sunday. vice president biden will travel next week for talks on that matter. >>> president obama met with immigration advocates today. the meeting focused on the white house's review of the u.s. deportation system. and now we're going to trach you back to "hardball." >>> welcome back to "hardball." another state this week moved to make it harder for people to vote. do you believe it? republicans in wisconsin passed a new law, drastically re

joining me now are very busy people for our daily fix, chr chris cillizza and susan paige, and mark halperin>> i'm extremely busy. i'm not sure that's an answer to the question she was asked, which is what's the alternative to legislation. >> and what do you do with all your businesbusiness? >> i'm extremely busy. chris halperin is busy as well, but maybe not as busy as us. >> 55%-plus of voters are women. is this a good strategy for greg abbott in texas? >> the answer to that is obviously no, particularly when he is running against wendy davis, a woman. i would say this, andrea. i went back and looked because i knew we were going to be talking about it. i looked at the exit polling from 2010 in the texas governor's race when rick perry beat bill white, the former mayor of houston. the vote was 50% women, 50% men. so evenly split in terms of the composition vote. rick perry actually won women by eight points, 53-35 over bill white. if wendy davis has a path to victory, and i still think that's a big if, it quite clearly goes through moving that bill white number at 45% way up, certainly winn

and susan paige writes the big front page stuff for usa today about politics. like to remind people who has watched this as civilians, you don't pick the candidates. they pick themselves and you choose among them. will he be one of the people who will try to be a candidate, despite this kerfuffle and embarrassment, and perhaps scandal of the bridgegate? >> chris, my considered opinion on this day is that all things considered, chris christie has the first or second most likely path to the republican nomination today of anyone who is considering running. he is not a perfect candidate. this bridge thing is not helpful. but if you look at fundraising, the calendar, his political skills, his message, and the one thing republicans are looking for in a candidate, who can beat hillary clinton with a possible exception of jeb bush, i say today chris christie i think has the clearest path to the republican nomination of anyone else. >> is there, susan, a establishment candidate nomination fight? in other words, there is going to be a right-winger, a libertarian rand pau

2011, chandler, arizona, security cameras are rolling at walmart when police say this woman, nikki paigeoundsevil is being stopped by walmart's loss prevention staff and accused of shoplifting. at first glance, she appears to go along with the security officers. she picks up her child from the cart and appears to go in the right direction but then makes a run for the doors. a security guard tries to block her escape. that's when she raises her child as a shield and rams into him. she narrowly squeezes by the guard but in the process her child's head slams the edge of the metal door frame. the cameras continue to capture her reckless behavior, as she runs to her car, parked in the nearest handicapped spot. police say, she probably planned the theft ahead of time and parked there to make a faster getaway. in her haste to leave, she tosses her child in the front seat with no safety restraint and immediately backs out of the spot, directly into another shopper's vehicle. but that doesn't stop her either. she flees the scene of the crime. it seems like she's gotten away until three weeks late

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the deputy involved is a seven year veteran and is on paige and minister of leave during the investigation. >> in pacifica, a man is shot and killed by police after he steps is swat officer. this happened yesterday afternoon on san pedro and grand ave. police surrounded the home after reports of a depressed man was possibly armed with an ax. after more than six hours, the swat team went to the home and a man stepped one of the officers with a nice. police shot the men and killed him. he is expected to survive. >> the minimum wage for richmond will go up. the city council voted 6 to 1 last night. terisa estacio is live and rich with what this means for employees >> this will affect companies that have 10 more employees. right now it is $8 an hour but it will trickle up, $12.30 and then it will continue to unfold. all this would make the minimum wage in richmond the highest. many of those who attended this meeting last night they were supportive of the hike but there was opposition. some businesses say the this will make their customers or run away. >> arguments will be made that san francis

next week, as you can see, isaac and alex and susan paige will be competing against each other for and one other contestant april 5th. that is the date of the finals where we will crown a champion. congratulations, kate. bill wolf is back now to tell you what you are going to be playing for in that april 5th championship game. >> congratulations. as today's winner you've won a spot in the up against the finals spot next month where you'll face off for the grand prize, not one but two amazing dinners for two at new york city's renowned restaurant founded by chef tom colighio. we'll throw in a bottle of wine. back to you, steve. >> all right. i want to congratulate you again, kate, on that. >> thank you. >> you were excellent competitors. congratulations on a fine regular season. we will be back right after this. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because you can't beat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. t

paige alexander is the assistant administrator of the bureau for europe and eurasia at the u.s. agency for international development. mr. daleep singh is the deputy assistant secretary at the u.s. department of the treasury. he advises the senior economic leadership at the department of treasury and the white house on global markets. and without objection, the witnesses' full, prepared statements are going to be part of record. i'm going to encourage you all to summarize and just use your time to present your viewpoints, and afterwards the members will have five calendar days to submit statements and questions and any extraneous materials for the record. without objection, as member offices were notified last night in light of our tomb con statement -- time constraint, we're limiting to three minutes to help maximize the participation of all the members this morning. .. if i could now go to our ranking member, mr. engel, whose family is originally from the ukraine, mr. engel from new york. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. deputy assistant rubinrubin. thank you for appearing

al jazeera's tania paige went to one town where muslim refugees are fleeing for their lives. >> theyre cooking the last of their food from the last delivery of aid. this is a rev puj for hundreds of muslims. they are terrified of the anti-balaka. living in fear, without enough to eat, they listened for news of a way out. a convoy is spotted, deft yinned for cameroon. no one knows when the next will come. she decides to take her chances. no more muslim here, get out. within moments, in a town where muslims and christians live happily together. the sport begins. this is not a game for people running for their lives. no one wants to be left behind. it may come down to this. so they surge at the track in desperation. once it's gop, the boy has been separated from his parents. anguish and fear are etched on his face. strangers help him find his way back. another chance, another cave of humanity. >> it is chaos as desperate families throw themselves, their children and whatever belongings they can hold on to on to the back of the truck. >> stripped of his home, the man refuses to reeling w

paige alexander is the administrator for europe and eurasia at the agency for international development. daleep singh is that the u.s. department of the treasury and advises the senior economic leadership at the department of treasurthe treasury and in the e house on global markets. without objection, the witnesses for prepared statements are going to be part of the record and i'm going to encourage you all to summarize and use your time to the present your viewpoints and afterwards the members will have five calendar days to submit statements and any materials for the record. as the officers were notified last night in light of the time constraint, we are suggesting the limit of three minutes per member to help maximize participation of all of the members this morning. and if i could now go through the ranking member mr. engel his family iwhose family is originam ukraine, from new york. >> thank you very much mr. chairman and deputy assistant and mr. alexander, deputy assistant mr. secretary singh thank you for appearing before the committee today and for your efforts over the last few

allison this is not the first on the airplane while you were a mom to paige in june oh yeah ellen recently came out we surprised. i was happy for her that she decided she wanted to to let people know i was think it's weird that i feel like why do i don't have to come out come out that i'm a heterosexual why do people have to come out there that's truly like the external we are married guy i don't know why the people have to come out at all but i'm happy that she i love her and want her to be happy so i'm i'm happy that she wanted to do that how do you like your single right and do you like due date i would like to date more i would like to be playing baby. but it's hard to date in this town especially when you're someone like me who doesn't like to go out a lot i'm kind of a homebody i like to go home after work and i have three dogs and i go home and i'm like you got. go out no one's going to come knock on my door in going to mill a minute average guy. a bank yeah i might do that in my devore i never account for that because i think i'm so nice and easy to talk to but i'm also in the othe