three months ago cruise ships were actually bent for environmental reasons but now lobbying by chris burns has overturned a ban. lincoln sussex plates. one hundred and forty thousand tonnes of steel sixty centimeters tall tended by a tiny town and the giant me feel fat and his command is to do that the ship companies is that they take the strain on health group is puffed decree banning them and says he used to that end. travel and to think that the enormous pain and danger that the eighteen fifteen. this big ship we can safely turn of the marks on all the supportive the cities and decreased protest is being forgotten announcements turnout was the displacement of say much more to recording this if he could think that the eco can be prevented. the activation bailed out by ship spending tons of fuel was a bar estimate it. we are back in and stopped by the consequent cornea crash was laid to rest i can feel our teeth opening toward a dandy and sharing the current rate sheet cake annoyed i were at thirty forty sixty meters from the bay. and if the he says ill stop here. there's daddy these gian

. >> reporter: chris goes into "zero dark thirty" mode, deciding to chase after the car and whoever shot him. >> my stomach was just on fire. it was searing, burning takes his finger and plugs the hole in his abdomen, all along pursuing his assailants. eventually chris abandons his chase. he survives. with a healing scar and bruised ego to show for it. >> i don't walk away from danger or trouble. but you know, sometimes that comes around and bites you in the butt, apparently. >> reporter: or in the abdomen. >> or in the abdomen, yeah. >> reporter: but no one was laughing after a case of road rage spilled into this parking lot at a best buy in fairfax, virginia. last april, two men turned this parking space into a boxing ring. two days later, a 58-year-old sunday school teacher named librado cena comes in for questioning. >> i thought i was being attacked so i defended myself. >> reporter: but cena is about to learn that brief, violent encounter with 63-year-old william o'brien will change both of their lives forever. >> do you know where he is right now? >> no! >> do you want me to tell you where he is? >> sure. >> he's in the hospital, and he die

you know, like striking or burning the uniforms or banning. i personally think, chris, the players are in a tough position. >> yeah. >> they're contractually obligated, but i do think that this is a time for fans, consumers basically, to speak out. i mean if you embrace this, you know, then go to the games. but if this really bothers you, then stay away. you know, that's hard because people are addicted to the spectacle of the nba playoffs. >> there's two things about sterling, i thought, that are pretty shocking. one is what the record has been and the fact that people have turned the other way. the other is here's a guy who there's a strong empirical case is the worst owner in all of professional sports. i mean has the losingest record, is horrible at what he does and yet you want to talk about power, you want to talk about wealth, he's still in the club. the team is appreciated hugely and the question is how can everyone hold this guy to account. how did the nba let this go on so long. >> you know, i'm thinking because of what he just said, because he was so terribl

sitting beside joy behar when she told that joke was governor chris christie at a birthday party for former new jersey governor brendan burnhere's more. >> let me take a moment to thank governor christie for holding this event. it was very brave of him. he's had a very few -- a few tough, tough -- right? sir? some tough weeks. don't look at me like that. you're scaring me. first the velveeta shortage. and now the bridge thing. when i first heard that he was accused of block off three lanes on the bridge, i said what the hell's he doing, standing in the middle of the bridge? you have your eye on the white house. it used to be the house of pancakes. >>> and republicans are not laughing at jeb bush's latest comments. that's next. in the nation, it's not always pretty. but add brand new belongings from nationwide insurance... ...and we'll replace destroyed or stolen items with brand-new versions. we take care of the heat, so you don't get burned. just another way we put members first, because we don't have shareholders. join the nation. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ crest 3d white whitestrips vs. a whitening pen. i feel like

sitting beside joy behar when she told that joke was governor chris christie at a birthday party for former new jersey governor brendan burn more. >> let me take a moment to thank governor christie for holding this event. it was very brave of him. he's had a very few -- a few tough, tough -- right? sir? some tough weeks. don't look at me like that. you're scaring me. first the velveeta shortage. and now the bridge thing. when i first heard that he was accused of block off three lanes on the bridge, i said what the hell's he doing, standing in the middle of the bridge? you have your eye on the white house. it used to be the house of pancakes. >>> and republicans are not laughing at jeb bush's latest comments. that's next. it starts with little things. tiny changes in the brain. little things, anyone can do. it steals your memories. your independence. insures support. a breakthrough. and sooner than you'd like... ...sooner than you think. ...you die from alzheimer's disease. ...we cure alzheimer's disease. every little click, call, or donation adds up to something big. alzheimer's association. the brains behind saving yours.

chris. >> jim maceda there in ukraine. and let me well come in am b ambassador burns.ood morning. >> morning. >> and until yesterday, you could say that the ukrainian deployment was cautious, but now you heard what jim said about the defecting military unit and them saying, look, we could not shoot at our own people anymore, and give us the assessment of what is happening on the ground right now? >> well, it is a high-stakes situation, and problematic, and challenging for the ukrainian government, because they don't want to overreact or create a situation of violence, because then the russians would have a reason, president putin, to enter eastern ukraine, but they are sovereign. this is part of the country, and armed gangs of men, lawless men have taken own the government buildings throughout the eastern part of ukraine, and the ukrainian government needs to establish law and order and take possession of the buildings to show that they can maintain civil order in ukraine, so there is an interesting balancing act and test that the ukrainian government has to be moving.

chris jansing, and we will see you tomorrow. hey kevin...still eating chalk for hearburn? yea. try alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heart burnme. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. alka-seltzer fruit chews. enjoy the relief! >>> good morning, everyone. i'm tamron hall and this is "newsnation" and a profile is emerging of a young man suspected of killing three people, including a young boy at a jewish center in kansas city yesterday in what is described as a hate crime. law enforcement sources say that frazier glenn cross is a hateful leader and a long history of run-ins with the law. and the southern poverty law center which monitors hate groups around the country, they say they have been track iing ts man for years, and he has been involved in the white power movement for nearly his entire li

burns to his nose and mouth, he didn't suffer any respiratory injuries. >> d.j. will lose both his ears. at children's hospital of wisconsin, angela and her husband, chrislearn just how difficult the road to recovery will be. >> they were thinking that it was going to be six to eight months before he even got released from the hospital. >> while d.j. spends months in the hospital, the recklets brothers and their families continue to help in a big way, this time raising money for the boy's medical bills. at the local restaurant where john's daughters work, there's a fund-raiser and once again, the city of milwaukee rallies, donating money, toys, and clothes. d.j.'s family is humbled. >> you know, let america know that there are still people out there that care, that will do anything and will risk their lives. >> after enduring four major grafting operations, d.j. makes remarkable progress. for his fifth birthday, he asks for two prosthetic ears, which doctors now hope to arrange for him. >> he's up walking. he's chattering like a normal 5-year-old, playing like a normal 5-year-old. you know, we still have to do dressing changes every day, but other than

his responds and reflections from carl burn bernstein sunday night at 8:00 eastern, part of merican history tv on c-span3. up next, new jersey governor chrishristie's remarks from last night on the state's retiree obligations. the governor spoke here in washington during an event hosted by the new jersey chamber of commerce and talked about his economic record and the new legislation on state property taxes. [applause] >> thank you. >> thank you. thank you all very much. thank you. i thank all very much. thank you for the introduction and welcome to new jersey. i hope that we won't be having nearly as much interaction as i had with your predecessor. it would be much better for me if we didn't have to do i know of that -- any of that at all. and thank you for the introduction. and tom, thank you for arranging the renewal of this trip, despite the wonderful winter we had. i appreciate the efforts and i want to welcome the members of congress who are here as well. and of course, i want to add my congratulations to governor burn . to see a former governor who served two terms through some tumultuous political times still be here at 90 because

chris bambery in london thanks for thoughts. headache for brussels is going to last another four years after hungary returned it's right when prime ministers of power viktor or burns party easily tranced his rivals and secured a two thirds majority of parliament held an economic savior at home here's why he's been a thorn in the e.u. side media laws introduced in two thousand and ten triggered censorship concerns the new constitution that he rushed through two years later then led to more accusations of power abuse and another thing that's got him on the wrong side of the e.u. and the i.m.f. heavy taxes on foreign owned banks as well as telecoms and energy companies however in the plus part for him his reforms have been largely welcomed by the electorate at home he claims to have transformed his country from old banger to racing under the prime minister's leadership hungary's managed to dig a recession plus its cut utility bills income taxes that's always a winner it's proved hugely popular and on top of that the jobless rate has fallen to a five year low it is peter all over takes a closer look than at the controversy surrounding the hungarian leader. garion peop

terrific is survival jack chris the homeowner he's one of my favorite people i'd love to ask what is surviving jack's prince running jack's the premise is the young creator justin how burn bestselling book called i suck at girls about the relationship between. justin's dad was a military doctor who went on to be an oncologist and raised him with you know one heart heavy hand and it's about a period of time in justin's life where his mom decided to go back to law school and become a social worker and his dad having kind of been an absentee dad for most of his childhood said i'm going to take over and total nonfiction. piece and chris kelly. what's up is going to do well i think it's going to work you know but you know my thing is i say it's going to work about every show and then that if it doesn't people just call me out you lose up to. me i'm in the t.v. business we states like baseball you know you've got it that's three hundred is an all star being seven out of ten times he has it fifty percent of my shows you know my lucky my gift so far larry is that my shows that really really stink never get on t.v. they're so bad then i get asked about i would say it's so only m