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peace-keeping troops to help ukrainian forces carry out an ain terrorism operation. each passing hour is threatening the credibility of kiev, with protesters unable to see how the government will act. >> tensions between russia and the u.s. rise. let's cross to moscow and join our correspondent peter sharp. i understand the russian foreign minister has been talking in china a few moments ago. what did we hear him saying? >> that's right. you are on friendly ground, china one of the few allies that russia has with the ukraine crisis growing. basically, what he said was that he thanked - prayed china for its objective and balance position on the ukraine, and he ruled out - this is quite important. he ruleded out u.n. participation in peace inform keeping troops being sent in to urine ukraine, saying it was absurd. russia, as a member of the security council would have voted it down. he revealed in o.s.c.e., organisation of security and cooperation, a team is on its way to slovyansk, to determine the circumstances of the occupation there. >> friendly ground in beijing f

support darnell hospital on base which is where many of the injured from this most recent shooting are ain. in -- are taken. in 2009 i found striking there were obviously 13 killed, a very high death toll, there were feelings that there were a lot higher if not for the fact that soldiers were trained in combat medicine and combat injuries. that made a big difference in the death toll in saving lives that immediately, within seconds of being shot, there were soldiers who knew how to respond to these injuries. >> some of them had been to war? >> and were about to be redeployed back to war, which in 2009 they were targeted by major nalnadal hasan. he wanted to protect the taliban, on his own muslim holy war. they had been trained in combat medicine saved lives. i think it's worth noting the first medical brigade was based there, and that's the reason for that attack there, the shooting. >> from the fort hood press center i understand it's a little confusing bus this is official information domg us from -- but this is potential information coming to us from the press center, director of emerge

hundreds of mourners also gathered this weekend to remember those killed ain the oo washington mud slide. saturday's were the first of memorial services for the more than 2 dozen who died. residents in the town of darington say having a close-admit community has helped them cope. >> it's tight everyone is holding each other up. >> 400 rescue workers continue to search for more victims. the official death toll has risen to 30 and 13 people are still missing. many of the local vigils are recnizing the rescuers as well as the victims. one of the victims being remembered this weekend is 36-year-olds summer raffo. she was driving to work the morning the landslides hit. it swept her car right off of the highway about 250 people attended her funeral on saturday. immigration rallies were held in 40 u.s. cities all across the country on saturday. protesting what many call the 2 millionth deportation by the obama administration happening this month. patty colha e has more from washington. a slow loud march through washington, d.c. karen fiaanos and her 11-year-old daughter part of the small crowd

>> until next time, raj and i will see you online. [ music ] >>> it's friday afternoon ain te rio grande valley in texas. >> abortion is one of the most common medical procedures for women around the world. >> two friends are meeti reading a manual about how to give yourself an abortion? are. >> yeah. >> you said you are -- >> for sure right now, i am seven weeks. >> okay. yeah. that's good because once you get to 12 weeks, it gets riskier >> they wouldn't let us film their faces because here, like in most states, what they are illegal. >> ultimately, the number 1 thing has to be your choice and you need to be sure that you want it. >> i am sure. >> to end her pregnancy, 23-year-old melissa is going to take a drug called misoprostal, normally used to treat you willers? >> put them under your tongue because they are more effective that way. >> it will cause a miscarriage? >> it does say on the box not to use while pregnant >> yeah. >> by the time she is done, melissa will have swallowed 12 pills. >> all right. when could we do this? really. >> okay. >> the rate of attempted self-in deuced

no plaintiff,ain, no broadcaster has disputed the facts. the facts are a consumer decides what to record, a consumer presses the record button, a consumer makes all the decisions, much like they do on their home dvr, recording it for themselves. decides whether or not to view it. i do not understand where the comparison comes in that you are saying. obviously somebody who does not want to believe the facts or somebody who has not read the facts. either case is dangerous to speculate without a factual basis. we do not sell shows or content. whether you use aereo once or 60 hours a day, it does not matter to us. we charge you a fee for providing the equipment. much like tivo. ever bought a tivo retail? if you buy a tivo retail without cable packaging, you do pay them a monthly fee for the guy product -- the product. this is very common in software businesses. there used to be something called 15% annual maintenance tacked onto software purchases. that has migrated toward an annualized or monthly fee model because we constantly update, create,

. >> rolling in ain to san francisco. this no doubt will be impacting you the most throughout tomorrow morning. any golden gate or bay bridge commuters may face drizzle the next six to ten hours. that will be persisting for tomorrow. take you outside to the skycam. we are finding the cloud cover in to the south bay. wake up with a few areas of clouds tomorrow morning. check it out in san francisco. also some drizzle. can't show you the downtown camera because it is so fogged in at this hour. take you to east bay. this is a great perspective of how high the marine layer is, stacked up to 2,000 feet. we may have some airport delays as we head throughout tomorrow morning make sure to check those flights and check them often if you have a flight leaving tomorrow morning. before we get ahead in the forecast, i want to look at the winds and the temperatures and how it impacted our weather on tuesday with the hottest temperature of the week. winds from the north and very drying out of the east. 88 napa. 90 san jose. 82 san franc

great pleasure >> until next time, raj and i will see you online. [ music ] >>> it's friday afternoon ain te rio grande valley in texas. >> abortion is one of the most common medical procedures for women around the world. >> two friends are meeti reading a manual about how to give yourself an abortion? are. >> yeah. >> you said you are -- >> for sure right now, i am seven weeks. >> okay. yeah. that's good because once you get to 12 weeks, it gets riskier >> they wouldn't let us film

aine-tingling fun, as well as rush to the ego. have you driven it at 202 miles per hour?> the fast lap is at the test track in italy? >> we have more in the united states. sometimes i'm able to do a few laps. i like to challenge myself. itthe interior of the car, is done with some exposed bolts. this also lightens the car, didn't it? >> we looked at the ratio of power to weight. it was 200 pounds lighter so we streamed down the car. it is the really basic interior. if you want to be closer to car, speed or a racing the look and feel of the car. >> we will continue the conversation. we have more on ferrari, more on the 60th anniversary in the united states. we also have jason harper, bloomberg news auto columnist. we will see if you was able to put the ferrari 458 speciale through the paces. this is "taking stock" on bloomberb. ♪ >> this is "taking stock." on bloomberg, i'm pimm foxx. my guest is the chief executive of ferrari north america, marco mattiacci. also we have jason harper, bloomberg news automobile columnist. he has just come from the track. presence. sartorial

. ♪ >> the american flag flying outside of 6th avenue ain new york city.d snow shouldn't go together. they are this morning. >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. thank you for statirting your d with us. moments of dÉjÀ vu in boston. two unattended backpacks were found at the finish line on the one year anniversary of the boston marathon bombing. one man is in custody and bomb squads safely detonated both backpacks. >> police found a rice cooker in one of the bags. it was filled with confetti. a barefoot man yelling boston strong was arrested. >> boston strong. >> police did not identify him but they do say he did appear to be mentally stable. he faces charges including carrying a hoax device. with the marathon coming they are taking all cases seriously. this comes on a

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an actor best known for his role in "growing .ains," jeremy miller let's talk about this program.kind of implants are we talking about? >> it is an implant -- it is a technology that has been around for a while. it delivers a drug that has in around for a long time. that is naltrexone. as an oralally given drug. if you are an alcoholic or an you can consistently take that drug and it will help keep them on the wagon, which is difficult to deal with. a party comes along, and you think, i can stop taking it for a couple days. getting back on was always the most difficult part of the process. we managed to get control of that with a surgical implant under the skin which cannot be removed, so therefore you can no longer stop taking that. what has beener, your experience with this? >> it changed my life. no joke. it was like someone flipping off a light sheet. i went from upset saying about my next -- it was like flipping off a light switch. i went from obsessing about my next drink to not caring whether i drink or not. >> when did you make the decision to have an implant? >> it was ea

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i am ioansz lay air hear-- ains. >> i am heather childers. >> fresh outrage this morning aimed at theworkers who behave badly and owe back taxes rewarded with big businesses. >> steve sent any centanni is . >> those who didn't pay their taxes were among those getting bonuses which said during a two-year period 2800 employees with conduct issues received 2.8 milli 2.8 million in compensation rewards and 2700 hours in time off. the report found that 11100 of those people had federal tax compliance problems still received more than a million dollars in awards and 10,000 hours in time off. irs inspector general said in a statement while not prohibited providing awards to employees who have been disciplid

on friday there were more ain coup demonstrations across egypt. >> a small group of demonstrators turned violence on friday. here we see anti-government protesters fighting those in favour of the capital. a song to remember the people who died in early protests in cairo. this girl is one of many who turned up to protest with families in northern egypt. a large group of women demonstrated in a town north-east, led by a group of men. in port saeed people held up banners of the banded muslim brotherhood. the government banned the group after a string of violent insists, calling it a terrorist organization. on wednesday three bombs exploded outside a cairo university, killing a police general. a little known group claimed responsibility. stricter laws have been proclaimed. >> amendments give authorities power to pursue the crimes, detect them and confront them. >> changes to the security law are meant to better protect citizens, says the government. some question what they call a loose definition of a terror. >> in egypt >> translation: if you talk about it you need to know it is not well de

. >>> plus myanmar's plans to restrict interfaith marriages amid increasing ain muslim -- anti-muslimentiment. >> and a tense european cup title. title. andy will be here with that true business-grade internet comes title. andy will be here with that with secure wifi for your business. it also comes with public wifi for your customers. not so with internet from the phone company. i would email the phone company to inquire as to why they have shortchanged these customers. but that would require wifi. switch to comcast business internet and get two wifi networks included. comcast business built for business. story. >>> hello again. we are at the al jazeera headquarters in doha. we'll give you a run through of the top story. iraqis are voting in parliamentary elections, the first vote since the withdrawal of u.s. troops since 2011. security is tight. there has been some attacks on polling stations. the u.n.'s top human rights official said the situation in south sudan is close to calamity. the u.n. requested an investigation into mass killings in unity and jonglei state. pro-russian grou

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it, this is ain great story and i hope i have time to share with you.year and a half ago we did something that no other -- i do not think any american western company has done before. we had an annual meeting in china of parents of our employees. that was in beijing and shanghai. people said what are you doing, why? the relationship that the parents have to the children is so paramount to our success and we had to tell the story and have them understand who we are as people and what we are going to try and do. that was the turning point in china. since then, everyone has come to me and said tommy about this meeting that you had with parents. meetingme about this that you had with parents. they came with their grandparents. it was incredible and emotional. if we had that in america we would have 10%. >> understanding culture is important. >> a thing respecting culture and respecting differences but what i have learned over the years is that the similarities are much greater than the differences. >> this deal with opera, what is that about? what is that a

. >> it's friday afternoon in the >>> it's friday afternoon ain te rio grande valley in texas. >> abortion is one of the most common medical procedures for women around the world. >> two friends are meeti readin a manual about how to give yourself an abortion? >> i ask you how pregnant you are. >> yeah. >> you said you are -- >> for sure right now, i am seven weeks. >> okay. yeah. that's good because once you get to 12 weeks, it gets riskier >> they wouldn't let us

being anywhere in the country you're going to see it, but you can't have a person ain a position of powerracist because they don't hire minorities or women. it's, obviously, negative for blacks and hispanics and women. a guy walking around in a sheet, they are just ignorant but when you're in a position of power and you cannot give minorities or women economic opportunity, that is where racism is. walking around calling people names that just mean you're ignorant. >> right. >> but when you in a position of power, that is real racism and let me tell you something. as i said earlier, here's a white guy -- like i say i know he has a lot of real estate and he has made a lot of money, but he's made a ton of money off black folks in that arena. he's made a ton of money off black guys running up and down that court. and the nba has to make a stance. they got to make a stance. you can't disrespect our employees. you can't disrespect our employees. and this is a great test from adam silver. like i say, even if it's ceremonial -- i don't think he goes to the office every day and makes basketball de

example, archbishop romero of he will salvador, who was killed because of his support for social justice ain his country. pope francis wants to move his canonization forward. we are hoping to see him can onized within three years. so these are the kind of people that i would like to see moved up. >> because professor, what do you think this means? what do you think is the symbolism of having a person, especially a pope declared a saint? >> the symbolism varies depending upon the personality of the pope. there is a lot of ambiguity about john paul ii because john paul ii brings baggage into this. he was -- he was associated, for example, with father maciell, the notorious of the founder of the legion of christ, a pedophile. he had children of his own. he abused his own children. he abused the seminarians. john paul ii brings some baggage into this. but the symbolism of john xxiii then represents an opening of the church to the modern world. john xxiii brings an entirely different sense. it depends upon the pope. thanks to our guests tonight. complete coverage of the can onization ceremony tom

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really, 'ain,i can't believe we haven't seen a transcript from vietnam.aren't we hearing the voice recordings to the crew? there's a lot that can be picked up in those recordings, background noise, stress, personnel talking that would be helpful. >> we don't have anything of that nature. nick, to that point, sometime today which obviously is going to be overnight where we are, the families will get a so-called tech briefing from authorities. the families as you've reported are taking matters in their own hands. they're so frustrated and felt like they haven't been dealt with forthrightly and the last to know certain key pieces of information. they put up the map which showed instead of a straight turn which might be consistent with a plane facing mechanical issues, there was a loop de loop turn which would not be consistent with that. how much credibility do the families have when you look at the map you reported on that this could be an accurate flight path? >> the families are desperate. they're reaching to any measure to get the attention that they wan

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putin's paranoia which was heightened the decade ago he ain when hequed ag saw hundreds of thousands of people turn out on the streets of ukraine. inside ukraine is being played out inside russia as well. on human crackdown rights since the breakdown of the soviet union. we are seeing putin thinking he is winning. this is a dangerous mindset for us to be faced with. ukraine to be moldova very soon. .t could be latvia and estonia members of the european union. how we in the west rise to the challenge says as much about us as it does about russia. that is why we need to respond. are we going to place business interest at of principles, and had of what we stand for, against the false topo further engagement or efforts for strategic partnership? expectlationship can we with a regime that does not give a dam about the human rights of its own citizens? putin has fabricated the threats to russia and ukraine. it is time to state the truth and let people know what is going on. it is no longer time for wait and see. it is time for action. it is time for solidarity with ukraine, moldova, georgi

into afghanistan, war and if we had just bombed ain for are bor out of there we might have done better but that is not republicans did so it is hard to listen to the republicans and all their criticism when i watch what they did and i talked with military thought rumsfeld ought to have been hung and i criticizing everything. ussfeld was the one that got into a mess we are in. so, i really have a problem all of these republican criticisms because i have been watching this for a time. they have nothing to criticize president obama. they are the ones that got us this mess and he can't get of a of this in a matter year or two, the same with the economy. republicans got us into the mess. uest: well, to the caller's point, the administration, bush administration, have led to n president obama's n policy in thenist syrian war and what is going on in ukraine. the public is war weary and foreign not a mood for conflict, to get involved in foreign conflict. with thethat has to do problems we faced in iraq. hat said, once there is a crisis that affects the united states if russia invades more of

about the importance tso,aining professional, organization as opposed to privatization. let me comment briefly on what you think is important about a law enforcement entity. thehe american people had outcry that they wanted the federal government to operate the screening at airports after 9/11. since that time tsa has done a fantastic job in protecting the flying public. i believe that needs to be a function of government, and they are doing an excellent job. art event was having a law enforcement -- part of it was having a law enforcement project inside. i commend of the work of the police department. he did a fantastic job. thatbrave police officers ran into the situation. at the same token, tsa needs a law enforcement affair. my good friend sent the economy would not be looking to the phoenix police department to provide the security of officers he wants to do that. there needs to be some type of law enforcement inside tsa to provide security at that checkpoint. there are still a very large airport parking lots come all this type of things that have to airported in an

sectors that ain did well as far as job creation is concerned? >> that was one positive side of report. the job growth was relatively broad based. been some discussion about the types of jobs that are being created. so the only sector i believe lost jobs is manufacturing, which is something to keep a atch for because manufacturing tends to be cyclical but one month so there's nothing to necessarily. restaurants and bars with healthcare at 19,000 jobs and construction 19,000 jobs. the construction, again, that led to some relief that the falling arket wasn't off the cliff again. related t downturn was to winter. some economists say the nature job created remains rimarily focused on the low wage and low benefit sectors. growth been lot of job in those sectors but those aren't the kinds of jobs that we about when we think about the reemergence of the american middle class. those aren't the kinds of jobs progress in people's income and lives. >> part of the figures that came a revising of earlier figures from this year, what happened? these figures g

in ain disagreement vibrant democracy, the goal is always to engage the issues in a way that our descendents would be proud and get the job done for our people, and also, bear fruit to the ancestors of our past, like daniel webster, that we are in this thing for the right reasons and recognizing these are not all abstract issues. america's leadership is at stake. our ability to be the beacon of hope for a world, to be that city on the hill and do the right thing for our citizens is very much dependent upon a strong and effective system of government at all levels. today, we have talked about reform.ional over the past year, we have talked about political polarization, ways we vote and choose our elected officials, how to increase opportunities for public service and develop the next generation of leaders. we have been hard at work behind the scenes, as most of the folks up here have talked about, to figure out recommendations for the future. we need the input of the public. onwant continued feedback twitter, facebook, instagram, or just the old-fashioned snail mail way to let us know what yo

. >> aine site. anxiety. >> you know what, i'm going to take it. i'm ready to take a chance again as bari manilow says. >> an airfield in eastern ukraine is now under the control of that country's military as the government in kiev pushes back against pro-russian militants who seized official buildings in roughly one dozen cities there. talks are scheduled tomorrow between the russian and ukraine an governments with the united states and european union also involved. joining us from eastern ukraine nbc news correspondent jim maceda. what's the latest there? >> reporter: hi there. today the situation remains fairly quiet really with both sides. the ukrainian military on one side. the ukrainian militants saying they want closer ties with russia on the other. both digging in and tightening their hold on areas they control. we all kind of jumped with reports of a russian-flag waving column of apc being greeted with cheers in slovyansk, another one of the occupied towns. it turns out these were ukraine an forces who switched allegian allegiances. and ne

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but the reality of the situation communities, the ain -- african-american communities and others of color are locked out, unable to advance economically in the nulls they should because of barriers, institutional and historical that have been erected that we have yet to tear down, that is something that should alarm all of us, because it relates to the ability of america to fulfill its promise as we move forward. i'm pleased that we have been ined by a very distinguished member of the congress, someone who has been a champion on issues of fairness and equality and justice for all of americans and certainly for the district that he represents in baltimore and maryland, let me yield now to representative cummings. mr. cummings: i thank the gentleman for yielding and i want to thank you and mr. horsford and the congressional black caucus for being here tonight. we are indeed at a critical moment in our country's history. and as i listened to my colleagues talk about the wealth gap, you know, a lot of times when we address these issues, people say the words, here we go again. and almost as if