>> yeah. >> ha-ha-ha, ha-ha-ha, ha-ha-ha! >> usually early, not until after 8:00 p.m. din and jazminedeviated from the movie. don't worry they still fall in love on a magic carpet. >> you can't cut that out of the story. >> no, you can't. you can't deliver a mattress on a stick for sure. >> as for how it flies, the aladdin team would not divulge trade secrets. >> it is super magical. people are watching it. how are they doing that? >> their faces are like this. >> here, wow. >> and not just the cast that shines, says casey. >> when the tap dancers come out. you cannot believe how much sparkle comes off of them. >> reporter: backstage, we get a sense of what it takes to run the ambitious show. >> do i get extra pay for this. >> totally fun. don't look up. look straight ahead. >> though he did never show us the legendary carpet. at least we did get to test this, top secret special effect. >> oh! >> oh, my god. >> you pulled out every single stop. >> pretty much every one. >> well are pretty shameless. a lot of low comedy with very elegant. costumes and sets. >> a slightly

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sorry. >> ha-ha. ha-ha. >> why? >> i hate you both! sorry, so, sorry. >> what's going on. his becomes your family. and you can't imagine any other life. >> dude from felicity just killed woman. >> jimmy: to bloopers. >> to bloopers. >> jimmy, take me with you. save me. gyp i would look to, but i freckle. >> well i'm going to be, i'll wait here. >> jimmy: okay. the thrilling conclusion to "escandalo" plus secrets about the "scandal" cast will be revealed bayy a mysterious stranger. we go deeper "behind the scandalabra" after this t. >> i'll go deeper with you. >> all right, let's start at the top. kerry washington. >> she's the devil. om the get-g. and that's an accountant, a mom, a university of phoenix scholarship recipient, who used our unique --scratch that-- awesome career-planning tool. and that's a student, working late, with a day job, taking courses aligned with the industry he's aiming to be in. ready to build an education around the career that you want? let's get to work. stuck in a contract? switch to t-mobile we'll pay your early termination fees. so you can ge

ha, ha, ha. ha, ha, ha. [ laughter and applause ] anyway, i should go. odka from store. if only i had neighbor who could bring me new bottle. >> well, actually, alaska's not that far from russia. hold on a second. okay? hold on. >> sure. [ humming ] oh, hey. [ cheers and applause ] actually, alaska really is close to russia. maybe i should invade. [ laughter ] >> i wouldn't if i were you, vlad. you may be able to take down a a bear, but you're no match for a mama grizzly. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: there you go. my thanks to sarah palin. be sure to check out her new show "amazing america," which premieres april 3rd at 8:00 p.m. on the sportsman channel. stick around. we'll be right back with more of "the tonight show!" [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i don't just make things for a living i take pride in them. so when my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis was also on display, i'd had it. i finally had a serious talk with my dermatologist. this time, he prescribed humira-adalimumab. humira helps to clear the surface of my skin by actually workin

ha-ha-ha. illuminating isn't it? it is very interesting. imal is on the california state flag? yes? >> the lion. >> jimmy: we have no lions, mountain lions. chris? not a dinosaur, no. a bear. a bear? >> jimmy: yes, that's close enough. we have beers on tap here. a "beer." everything is beers with you germans. >> i found out during the commercial break that the two partook in love making act the hostel, they're both going to wherever we send them. >> jimmy: wait a minute. is there something going on between you two. >> no. >> jimmy: all right. maybe this contest is moot, because you both will be staying in the same room. all right. let's go ahead. with the questions. what is the name of the poison that l.a. women inject into their forehead and lips? yes, louise? >> botox. >> jimmy: that is right, louise. one final question -- for all of the marbles. the rap group mwa was out of what part of los angeles? >> wisconsin. >> jimmy: no, no. there are only white people in wisconsin. chris, do you know? >> no. >> jimmy: it didn't matter. you are goin

ha-ha-ha. you got to -- >> i am having a baby, do you have advice? s too late. >> no advice. you will be a good father. and she will be a wonderful wife. i would look to see the kid if he comes out. if he looks like you, he ought to go back in. >> jimmy: i have a feeling the kid is going to look just look you when the kid comes out. >> that was a good one, jimmy. >> jimmy: thank you. i understand, i heard -- i heard your daughter mindy has been doing some stand-up come de. >> she is really, she is a housewife and has two wonderful boys. and she is now doing stand-up comedy. >> jimmy: that's great. >> working act the laugh-in -- >> jimmy: laugh factory. >> on the strip. she is funny. when she was a kid sunny had comedy in her. she would go out with a guy. she would say to the guy, you going to wear that tie? the guy would say, eh. and never call her. she said what did you say sweetheart. she said, dad, are you going to wear the tie? what happened? he never called. why you do that? you say it. i hope she makes a lot of money. the old man is getting tire

ha-ha. madness. this car got -- i've don't know. threw a whole ikea at the car. more than 30 people were arrested. it was a lot of fun. and so, that's how uconn fans celebrated. this is how kentucky fans mourned their loss last night. pretty much the same way. the poor fire fighter was trying to extinguish a flaming t-shirt, wound up in a mosh fit. set 17 couches on fire. who knows how many ottomans lost their lives. kentucky fans burned couch to celebrate the game they won saturday. they burn couches when they win, and they burn couches when they lose. lexington is a terrible place to be a couch. this is pretty crazy. this happened yesterday on the a train to brooklyn. there was a rat on the train. a rat was loose. and fortunately, someone had the good sense to shoot video of this. watch this. it's the subway. that's the rat. ha. everyone, everyone-doing leg lifts. everyone is standing on top of the seats. to get away from this -- and -- i'll tell you something. never would have happened when bloomberg was mayor. never would have happened. this is kind of crazy. this is not what you would want on your feet with a rat on the train. i read online it is fashionable to wear socks with sandals. this season, celebrities and fashion icons are wearing sports socks with sandals and birkenstocks. the olsen twins were wearing socks and sandals at the airport to get through security faster you. don't want your feet on the bare floor. now a full-fledged trend. i don't know much about fashion. if an olsen twin is wearing it. a year from now we well all be wearing it. why are we letting the olsen twins what to wear. we can't tell them apart. we don't know. it's interesting, when they lack of style becomes style. in fact, this socks and sandals thing has given me a great idea for a clothing store of my own. kids, teens, fash

no, sweetness, i didn't [ bleep ] off, ha-ha-ha. just the thought of you made me daydream. ha-ha. how people come to jail and start trying to have these little jail house relationships. it's just, it is just hella funny. i'm flattered that the same sex is interested in me. >> benefield's social life has greatly decreased in segregation. she is only allowed out of her cell one hour a day by herself. she can either shower or spend time in an enclosed rec yard. what little interaction she has is with staff. >> she and i have a pretty good rapport. but she likes to have good rapports with all the deputies in the house. it's just part of her manipulation. >> some here have been skeptical of benefield's claim that a recent fight was to defend against unwanted advances and not a lover's quarrel. but sometimes segregation can lead to the truth. >> have you been in any interaction with her? >> what kind of interaction? >> any type of writing interaction? >> writing, yes. >> screaming interaction? >> yeah. all what she said. >> how? >> writing interaction. screaming interaction. fighting int

. >> ha-ha. >> she wrote and stars in the new bollywood short "i went shopping for robert de niro." india produces 1,000 movies a year. twice what hollywood makes.

has anything to do with it. >> when a studio content has been uploaded to the internet without their permission, i go out. find it. gets it taken down. >> reporter: porn piracy police? >> kind of, yeah, yeah. >> reporter: the founder of take down piracy. he has declared war on the tube sites. >> i don't think i am necessarily standing up for the rights of pornographers. i am standing up for the same rights you or any one else has. >> reporter: he represents the biggest porn studios and most of its top performers. >> extremely upsetting. >> reporter: performers like tasha rain, when she find a pirated clip. she tells glass. >> i will copy this. and e-mail nate and ask him to report it. who then send a legally binding notice. in this case to pornhub. demanding they take down the clip. >> reporter: you send e-mails to porn hub on a daily basis. >> in total, not just porn hub, we have taken down 26 million and change. >> is there one thing, one person, one company to blame? >> i think you could put a lot of the blame on mind geek. >> reporter: that innocuous looking company has quietly become one of the most powerful forces in the industry. it owns at least six of the top ten most popular tube sites in the world. over 80 million visitors a day.

ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. ha. the case seems to sting like there's a lot that seems off about it i didn't think it would be. so obvious that there were in errors made missing information and evidence that we were presented with when i saw it i was just like well it's obvious he isn't guilty. you know we have to sort of decide where our investigation is going to take us and the way i see it he was convicted based on the testimony of an r.l. mahen he was convicted based on the testimony of the sender clearly he was convicted based on the testimony of the killing stops. the building and. we need to hear from a witness who actually testified at trial that you know i lied i testified falsely you know for this reason we need to hear that you need to have a witness and on feel comfortable putting it on paper because. what we do know though is that r.l. may have did tell people that he lied in the trial against marcus wiggins and that marcus wiggins was not there that day to hear can't he had told marcus ex-girlfriend that

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-ha-ha. >> you always got to be sarcastic. >> always got to be sarcastic, you know. haha. >> that's brian. you know, love him or leave him and i love him. >> all right, i love you, baby. >> all right, love you. >> love you. >> bye-bye. >> getting in trouble, there's no if, ands, buts, i can't. if i do, i'll lose my family. got to man up and change, stay home, take care of the family. >> prior to her release two months earlier, brandee nyp said she would like to return to her family as well, and put her crack addiction behind her, but those plans are on hold. >> brandee has been brought back on a bond violation, so the bonding agents are outside with her, appears she's in handcuffs now. we're waiting on a female officer to come in, conduct a pat down search and then we'll process her back into jail. >> hi. >> suzi. >> what's up. >> not going to run on us, right? >> no. come on. >> nyp was apprehended by her bondsman after missing a court date. >> using last night? >> no. >> you're clean? >> let me see your tongue. back there. >> nyp is fingerprinted, soon has another mug

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oh, what beautiful jewels the signor zanetto has. ha ha, i understand. someone's seen the jewels from that house and she's been sent as an ambassador. i suppose they're for the signorina rosaura. she is your mistress? my mistress, signore. mm-hmm. you could be right. it depends on whether they suit her. oh, i'm sure they will. she's such a beautiful young lady. bravo. she's doing well for a procuress. tell me, how do i have to pay? in what connection? concerning the money. what money? aha, it's the jewels that are the attraction. so she's rich then, your mistress. well, she's a doctor's daughter. a doctor's daughter? why, yes. didn't you know that? tell me, is there no danger of the doctor saying something if he sees me in the house? he also wants you to come. good heavens. the whole family are in it. i don't want to land myself in trouble. listen to me, my girl. tell your mistress i'll come another time. no, no, signore. she wants you to come at once. oh, master. here is signor zanetto. i am trying to persuade him to come into the house. come along now,

has been rough. everything has gone wrong for him. he has had redemptions, the bond market has turned around. the rally has ended. he uses -- loses mohamed el-erian. why did he let you come in when his back is against the wall? turmoil has been hard on him and he felt he did not have an opportunity to express what this is unlike for him and say his piece. impressed by how analytical and reflective he is. about distressed to read the negative depictions of himself. >> people are saying he is impossible to work for. hadad to pete -- mohammed

esto ha afectado al norte de nuestro paÍs, esta tarde, noche con una magnitud de 7,9 grados richter. se ha corregido a 8,8. por ahora no se haegurado que hay vidas que lamentar, pero esa informaciÓn todavÍa no se ha podido confirmar. >> por supuesto que los recuerdos del sismo y el tsunami ocurridos en 2010 stand frescos para toda la gente, como ha tomado la gente esta situaciÓn, hay nerviosismo en las calles? >> el norte del paÍs es una de las zonas mÁs preparadas despuÉs del terremoto del 2010. es una zona que se ha venido preparando con ensayos cha que se esperaba un sismo de esta magnitud hace muchos aÑos, despuÉs de lo pasado en se tomaron las medidas pertinentes. la gente ya estaba mÁs o menos preparada. el nerviosismo sigue. todavÍa es reciente el terremoto del 2010 es algo que no es fÁcil de robar. >> te agradecemos mucho tu disponibilidad. gracias, productor de tvn chile. >> buenas noches. muchas gracias. >> cual es el peligro real de que ocurra un gran tsunami con este terremotos ocurridos frente a la costa de chile? entrevistamos a un experto, ministro de medio ambiente que nos responde a esta pregunta. >> muy bue

ha ha! nice dad joke. >> thank you. >> ha ha ha! hey, do you let your 5-year-old watch "game of thrones"? ot. no, no, the plot is way too complicated for a 5-year-old. [ light laughter ] >> no, no, i meant the sex and violence. >> oh, yeah. >> seth: dads, dads, i'm sorry, but i think you're getting a little off track. remember, i asked you to talk about the s.a.t's tonight? >> right. >> yes. >> sorry about that. >> sorry, yes. >> seth: so, do you think these changes will affect how your children study for the test? >> of course. >> absolutely not. >> what? >> what? >> how's that possibly going to change the way your kid studies? >> hey, what are you drinking there, a beer? >> this? no, this is a ah -- this is an artisanal root beer. i, ah, i decided it was time to cut down on the drinking in the daytime. [ light laughter ] >> you and your wife have a fight? >> yes we did. we had a fight. [ light laughter ] >> sure, got it. got it. >> hey, how do you get rid of skin tags? >> yeah, you just flick 'em real hard. >> seth: dads, dads, dads, dads. >> huh? >> seth: the s.a.t's. the s.a.t's. >> ye

ha ha ha ha ha sometimes the effect is even more detached sometimes it's as if john kerry's words had been broadcast from a planet twenty or thirty light years away and are now just reaching us. yeah well i mean that's interesting is that the radio transmissions of planet earth sends reaches out there into space it goes on forever and of course the light from other planets reaches earth years after it is a minute from the stars out there in different galaxies and different solar systems so when you hear john kerry it is another analogy here it's as if he started speaking that sentence twenty light years away in a distant planet and it just now is reaching us and we can hear the words but there are twenty here is a bad day john kerry i like saying there's something out there called our t.v. program or it's a network it's a floor wax it's a dessert topping you know you know what is it john to have an a for an idea i've never met or a hotel room with you know television ever watch television and then hillary clinton famously said america is losing the information wars are to you know

has been the prime minister. the prime minister has shown has made a number of promises to the kurdish parties. he has made a number of homocysteine at the time the former -- he has made a number of promises to at the time the former prime minister, and he has reneged on all of them. he promised to reintegrate the awakening council and to the iraqi security forces. he has reneged on promises made to virtually all of his coalition partners. really, the blame has to begin at the top. >> do you agree with the assertion that the world effectively invaded iraq and then washed its hands of it? >> yes, i do, although that was sort of inevitable. those of us above a certain age will recall the images of the united dates leaving vietnam with the boots of the marine kicking off the vietnamese trying to hang onto the helicopter. that is in the nature of things. certainly, there is fault to go around the international community, but knowing that that is the nature of things, i would ask the iraqi political class and those in positions of power now -- what have they done to minimize the predictable effects o

he has been at the club for his entire player career. >> it has just within a whirlwind week for me, but one i have enjoyed and one that hasn different, has been chaotic. i'm just getting a little taste -- i mean it's my fourth day on the job, and it's -- you can never imagine what you have to do, and the things that entail becoming a manchester united manager. i want the players to play with speed, tempo, be brave, imagination, all of the things i expect of a manchester united player, work lard -- hard but most of ul enjoy it. >>> villanova has been fighting throat cancer since 2011. the 45-year-old was forced to step down last year. he lead the team to the league title during his one season in charge. >>> the newly elected president of africa's most successful football club has spoken of his hopes of the club in egypt. domestically games are still being played behind closed doors due to security concerns. >> translator: for sure, the absence of supporters and uncertainty with the league and the country has had a big effect. i hope this will change. we have started talking with the football association and the other clubs

ha-ha-ha. everyone, everyone-doing leg lifts. everyone is standing on top of the seats. away from this -- and -- i'll tell you something. never would have happened when bloomberg was mayor. never would have happened. this is kind of crazy. this is not what you would want on your feet with a rat on the train. i read online it is fashionable to wear socks with sandals. this season, celebrities and fashion icons are wearing sports socks with sandals and bishgen stockbishgen -- birkenstocks. the olsen twins were wearing socks and sandals at the airport to get through security faster you. don't want your feet on the bare floor. now a full-fledged trend. i don't know much about nation. if an olsen twin is wearing it. a year from now we well all be wearing it. why are we letting the olsen twins what to wear. we can't tell them apart. we don't know. it's interesting, when they lack of style becomes style. in fact, this socks and sandals thing has given me a great idea for a clothing store of my own. kids, teens, fashionistas, looking for the hottest styles and trends but don't w

success story in our industry, and something that has given people so many great things to do to help change their lives. what technology has done has been revolutionary, and it has happened because the government has not figured out how to slow it down. fcc you look at what the proposes, we have had pushed back with them because we see them trying to come in and get the government involved in regulating the internet, for example, and interfering with the growth we are seeing. we do not think it is a good thing for the economy. you have a technical background, don't you? >> my degree is in computer science, minor in political science. i work in the technology field for years, and program computers , and helped design computer systems. i enjoy the industry, i've always been fascinated by new technology. it is something that continues to make our lives easier. i love the innovation and what it has done to the economy. the u.s. is the world leader by far, and we want to keep it that way. we want to make sure the u.s. continues to be the lead place for innovation in the technology arena. >> what do you think so far of tom wheeler's fcc?

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has been downgraded. and gdp has been downgraded. what has already been done has had some bite and adding to it this evening. >> the president is trying to build that united front when it comes to rolling out the sanctions. as we've been reporting, europe has deeper economic ties with russia than the u.s. are they willing now to be part of the united? >> well, this has been the problem all along, del, ever since the president went to europe last month. there are two entities, the g-7 as well as the e.u. he got the g-7 to at least threaten the broader sanctions and what would trigger that, but white house officials say if russian troops were to eaggravatto invadethat have beer some time, then that's the time to bring the e.u. along. getting europe to go along with something that cuts much beeper that would have an adverse economic impact not on russia but world economy that is a much tougher sell. >> mike viqueira traveling in the philippines. ahead of those sanctions there are rising tensions in ukraine. ukraine's second largest city, officia

has been great. it really has been great. i really enjoyed it. and, again, i'm flattered to be asked again to serve. so, you know, with your permission, i would do that again and clearly i'm here to answer any questions that you might have. so, fire away. >> supervisor campos. >> thank you. thank you, commissioner marshall. let me just say that there have been times when you and i have had some disagreements, but i have a great deal of respect for you. and it's really hard to imagine not having you on the police commission and so i'm glad that mayor lee has, ha provide seeded ~ proceeded to make this reappointment. i'm very impressed and appreciative with the work that you do especially with young people and we've had the opportunity recently to work on how we get guns out of our streets and i feel like we can't really do enough. i want to thank you for that. so, for me this is pretty easy, no-brainer. i do want to ask you a question that i'm going to ask all of the applicants for the police commission, which is, you know, by the way, i do think that one of the best decisions that the police commission has made has been [speaker not understood] as your police chief. i think he's done a great job. but i know that the biggest challenge that i have when it comes to the police department is the fact that if you really want to have as much community policing as you want, you need to have enough officers to do that, for them to have a presence. i know that whether it's in the mission station, whether it's in the ingleside station, we're always

everything he has said has been beyond the pail of truth. at times he doesn't even get to communicate with mr. putin, because he is running this very closely in his inner circle. >> what do you say about the people in donetsk who want to be part of russia? >> it's a very small percentage. people in those regions are very

and said his first call was from alex ferguson. >> it has just been a whirlwind week for me, but let's say one i have enjoyed, and one that has -- haserent, has been chaotic. i'm just getting a little taste. it's the forth day on the job, and it's -- you can never imagine what you have to do and the things that entail becoming a manager. i want the players to play with passion, speed, tempo, be brave, imagination, all of the things i expect of a manchester united player. work hard but most of all enjoy it. if i am enjoying the game i can express myself more as a player. > >>> domestic league games are still being played behind closed doors because of security certains. >> translator: for sure the absence of supporters, uncertainty with the league, ta the country has had a big effect. we have started talking with the football association and the other clubs. we want our league to be run as they are in europe and most of the world. >>> to tennis nidal's 41 winning streak has come to an end. the world number 20 kept his nerve and decided to seal his first victory over nidal. and then the fourth semifinal of the season for this man. nex

archrival. >> i didn't want to be part of that organization. >>> the female inmate also has ties to both gangs and now her mail hasofficials concerned.

has helped give new life to a new york neighborhood. and in sport, rafael nadal marks a milestone. j. states where -- theexican government has now stepped up it's treatment of the inkfection, which can cause blindness. rachel hasore. >> reaching out to a community which for years has been neglected. his team paid done marascas and his wife a visit. >> the 86-year-old farmer is recovering from another eye surgery, which prevented him from going blind. he suffered from infectious eye disease caused by bacteria. >> done marco first developed symptoms when he was a child, and remembered having problems seeing the chalk board when he was at school. >> this were 2340 doctors so i tried to find medicinal plants to heal my eyes. >> this is clean water, may only got access to it 12 years ago. lack of clean wattser one of the principle reasons why people contract tacoma. these communities some of the poorest in mexico, are the most vulnerable to the disease. poor hygiene and a lack of medicine are the main reasons it is still indemocratic here. but ten years ago the state government tasked health workers to target the disease. they set up clinics and lived in the communities. gained the trust of the people, wasn't easy.

butzen" has done well everything else has not. it has actually hurt some barbie sales. why disney chooses to be a licensor. you are taking some risk off the table. you are leaving some money on the table but you are also able to get a more steady business from that. >> parents are scrambling for the elsa dress. jon erlichman knows what it is like. >> i know. i'm the father of two girls, so the insanity has taken over my home. " is not the only thing disney is celebrating. today is the 25th anniversary of its famous world park. it's a small world. ♪ >> it is 56 minutes past the hour, which means bloomberg television is on the markets. i'm cristina alesci. let's get you caught up on where stocks are trading, another down day on wall street after rallying on dead minutes yesterday, the s&p and dow are trading lower by less than one percent. the tech heavy nasdaq is once again hit the hardest, down by more than 1.5%. we more on market volatility have been seeing not just this week but this year, adam johnson has today's insight and action. real message to the market right no

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ha, ha, ha. >> isn't that the problem right there? he just, dr. putting up the walls and it is like, i try, and try and try, and i can't get through. >> you mean like the obamacare websi website. >> oh, come on. >> now we rare talking about th legalizing marijuana and the former supreme court justice john paul stevens said that the government should legalize marijuana. he said it is another incident of public opinion has changed and recognized that the distinction between marijuana and alcoholic beverages, and it is not much of a distinction. that is a big deal. and up next is tamron hall spending some time to talk to suzanne sommers. >>> it is time for "your business" entrepreneur of the we week. mark fuller left his job at disney to start a design firm that makes innovative fountains utilizing spectacular art. their creations can be seen from the bellagio in las vegas to a mall in dubai. for more, watch "your business" on msnbc at 7:30 a.m. sundays. one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line

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the world -- the world has that thedged government of ukraine is working in good faith and the world, sadly, has russia -- has judged russia has put its faith in distraction, deception, and destabilization. for seven days, russia has refused to take a single concrete step in the right direction. not a single russian official, not one, has publicly gone on television in ukraine and called on the separatists to support the geneva agreement, to support the standout, to give up their weapons and get out of the ukrainian buildings. they have not called on them to engage in that activity. in fact, the propaganda bullhorn that is the state sponsor of russia today program has been deployed to promote -- actually the russia today network has deployed to promote president putin's fantasy about what is playing out on the ground. almost spend full time devoted to this effort, to propagandize and distort what is happening or not happening in ukraine. sight, russiaain continues to fund, coordinate, and fuel a heavily armed separatist movement. meanwhile, russian leaders are making increasingly outrageous claims to justify

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confusing. >> talk about what a task that is, when you're talking about a facility that has weapons, has ammunition, has people that are armed, and it is several hundred thousand acres, and there is a lot of civilians, there's children. >> right. they're going to try take as much information they can get. i can tell you right now: i would bet there are people that were injured that can speak and talk to try to get some intelligence as to who the person might have been, where the person came from, and they might be able to narrow an area down. buttists hard to answer those -- but it's hard to answer those questions now. it's going to be a monumental task, as they clear intelligence, talk to witnesses things might be clear. right now you don't know whether it's something involved with terrorism or it could be a domestic situation where somebody in the military and a couple and some type of a marital disagreement you just don't know what this is right now and a lot of speculation at this point because of what's happened historically on that base with major hasan back in 2009 when he went on his rampage. >>

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france has been focusing on this. >> the result has been in a locked down in advance, being kept by men in the shadows. advisers to bouteflika have been pulling the strings. chief among them hasen bouteflika's brother. he has a very interesting portrait. he has earned the nickname "mr. commission." bouteflika's rivals accuse him of being at the head of a political financial mafia running the country. >> let's stay in france with the right-leaning daily "le figaro," lashing out against francois hollande. >> imagine what would happen if the 2012 presidential race were held today, two years after hollande's presidency. they say he would not actually make it to the second round. the second round would be between sarkozy and the leader of the far right party. what is the point of this surreal trip back to the future? not very clear,, "le figaro" warns the president against listening to voices telling him to come back to the left. friends lalonde has faced criticism for turning his back on socialist values. >> in italy, interesting news out of that country. sylvia berlusconi being sentenced to a year of community service. >> i pulled out an article -- a court in milan has decided t

ha ha! good job. all right. >>> the library of congress is adding new music to the archives including "joshua tree," and "heart like a wheel," and white house recordings selected from the lyndon johnson era: there will be 25 new songs added to the registry chosen for cultural or historical or aesthetics. >> the cast of "the lion king" waited while flying off to australia. they started singing as passengers were boarding and everyone enjoyed the musical and the flight attendants even to they were not wearing their costumes. >> double header because of the rain last night but a kay and night double header so the tickets are good for the 6:00 start and 12:25 tickets are the same. we. warm up to sector 62 and by 6:00 we are at 55 and dropping possibly in the upper 40's dress accordingly with snow in the southern sierra and through the grapevine. watch out if you are headed that way. we have showers around los angeles and san diego and low-to-mid 60's and mid-to-upper 60's through the central valley and a

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