. >> there's a lot of bump and run from kurt busch back. >> big time. >> leads junior by half a second. >> the 11 car, i thought he was going to wreck, but he didn't. >> three to go. >> in that time jimmie johnson's lap time was .2 quicker -- >> yellow! debris in turn three. >> there just had r about had to be i mike, he spun all the way down to the inside or main even later. ricky stenhouse is the free pass car and that will give kevin harvick another shot and this time he will restart third. >> well, that means he's going to restart on the inside. i think that's going to force johnson's hand to choose the inside, isn't it, darrell? >> i think the inside is the way to go. matt? >> mike, besides line chase, the car is way too tight on the short run. >> you'd be fined now. you can't worry about how tight you are, how loose you are. you have to go and remember what you go. >> dale earnhardt jr., you're looking at him right here. he's sitting in second spot. we've been talking about harvick, talked about johnson, how much he wants to a purpose. >> i'm not counting anybody else. anybody th

. >>> ladies and gentlemen, my name is kurt steker.or flight attendant and i am running for president of the united states. >> flight attendant kurt steker is on a mission. >> welcome aboard, all passengers. >> in these days of painfully long lines and overcrowded flights, he's determined to lighten the mood. >> let me tell you, as president of the united states, if there is a decompression on this aircraft, every man, woman, and child on this aircraft will receive oxygen. when i hear a flight attendant or gate agent, you know, making announcements, you can tell they're just reading. >> place the mask over your nose and mouth, adjust the elastic band around your head -- >> it hurts my ears. i don't want -- you know, people don't want to feel like they're a herd of cattle. people want to be talked to. >> kurt delivers his announcements with a humorous twist meant to entertain passengers. >> put the mask to your face and breathe normally. oxygen will flow at a rate of $2 for the first minute and then 9 than one child, now is a good time

maybe 50 minute because kurt was so intense, you know?rs. >> jimmy: that's true. you can't play an encore if everything's broke. [ laughter ] >> that's right. >> jimmy: genius! >> genius. >> jimmy: genius idea! >> it was kind of a shtick. but then we played live shows for like, two hours. >> there was one -- we were on tour in chicago and kurt had been chopping at my drums all tour. and my drums have holes in them. and they sounded like crap because there were holes in them. they didn't sound good. and i kept asking our tour manager, could i please get a a new drum set and this is before we were playing big place. we're in clubs. he's like, let's wait another week. and he'd chop more holes in it. wait another week. and finally i said to kurt at the metro in chicago. i said, "hey man. at the end of the gig, we have to smash drum set to splinters. because i need a good one." a real one. >> a record industry guy was there. the record label guys was there. so he could buy it. he had the credit cards. he had the money. >> but -- we spent a hal

and lastly is kurt debus who with the dueling scars alone make him line sinister. many people view him as an american hero. i found out a different story researching his documents. one of the myths of the german scientist was they were just trying do science and stay out of the nazi party who was a big bad wolf but you find out about kurt debus that he turned his superior, another scientist, over for making anti-hitler remarks. you could see one part of army intelligence telling the pentagon we cannot bring this guy to the united states. he was a nazi and turned a colleague over and this was a u bad act but then the pentagon says we need him. and he came. there he is as the first director of the jfk space center and still every year they give out the kurt debus award. and i interviewed the head and said what about kurt debus who wore the ss uniform to work and turned over a colleague and he was a nazi? what do you say to that? and the answer was no one has ever asked me that question before. so, i would like to end with the idea that einstein had it right in my opi

kurt gregory, nbc news. >>> you were see a scene from space ball. it's one of the ways china is dealing with the pollution problem. in the "wall street journal." in the people in the photograph are breathing in air from the mountain. the crippling pollution sparked the countries leaders to declare a war on smog. 1987 space balls was on to something. >>> the record for the world's largest for ris wheel comes back to america. it's over 100 feet shorter in the london located in the heart of the -- can fit a whopping 1100 people on board. the passengers should be advised to bring a little patience. a single ride takes 30 minutes. they want to make sure you saorr the view. >>> a look at sports. good morning, richard. >> i'm scared of hiegeights. >> come on, worth the view. >> good thing we are here on the third floor. >>> major league baseball's opening day ended several hours ago. it was a do si. washington's bryce harper taking shin in the head. the doc said he was okay. so was anthony. no doubt with the three-run blast there in the tenth inning. the m

kurt volker.ou are listening to "washington journal" for the sunday, april 13. we are back in a moment. ♪ >> there is no question that congress routinely and the administration routinely does not speak the truth to the american public. it is not just about the inaccuracies on affordable health care. it is the absence of speaking the truth about where we are. where are we? we are now at a standard of living the same as we had in 1988. per family, we now have unfunded obligations and data on -- around one point $1 million. that needs to be spoken so that we can build the context of the tough things coming. the biggest problem i see with congress is the denial of reality. you can still be a good person and deny reality. we all have flaws. we all deny reality's in some sense in our lives every day because we don't want to face them. the fact is that we have not have the leadership in this country in a long time. i am talking presidential and congressional. that would stand up and tell the truth to the

you and kurt have a beautiful family.hildren. >> the older kids are amazing, unbelievable parents. i'm so proud. kurt and i are so proud. and they're mirroring a lot of the way they were raised. that shows you how important it is to raise your children well because they will raise their kids well. >> what do the grandkids call you? >> go go. >> and kurt? >> go gi. >> we get you, go go. >> that was his nickname. go gi was my nickname from my aunt. >> you were a go go girl. >> it all worked. i walk fast too so -- >> start off your career as a dancer. i was so interested to hear that. i was unaware that's where it all began. >> i danced in new york, i danced on a few tables, i danced in a cage, i danced on a pedestal. at dudes and dolls. i thought i was go ing to kill myself. i had to dance like this because the pedestal was, like, really tiny. >> so was your bikini when you were in "laugh in." >> i know. but i was getting paid. >> goldie was a real role model for me because i grew up in annapolis in bowie, maryland, she's f

we will examine the latest developments in ukraine with kurt volker. and a look at congressional salaries and other benefits that members receive. " -- liveon journal every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. a few weeks ago on "the communicators," we had the executive vice president of comcast to talk about a proposed merger between comcast and time warner cable. this week joining us is senator al franken, democrat of minnesota, who is on the judiciary committee. he's chair of the judiciary technology and the law subcommittee. >> privacy technology and the law. >> i apologize. yesterday at the hearing held by the committee, you said that a merger between comcast and time warner cable would result in fewer choices, higher prices, and even worse service for your constituents. how do you come to that conclusion? >> because that has been the case when there is consolidation of media. telecommunications media. that is what i

kurt gregory, nbc news. >>> this morning let's get the latest from the sports. good morning, richard. >> good wednesday morning to you fran si. lady's first in sports. stanford is back to the women's final four. one year after ending their five-year final four streak. they beat north carolina 74-65. stanford not winning a national title in 22 years. we'll sfee this is the year. >>> after five ties, 12 league changes kbrand upsets louisville. sunday women's game notre dame takes on maryland and stanford undefeated uconn. >>> big news desean jackson signing with washington after unfound gang relations. he's denied connections to any gang. >>> to the men's nit championship. smu beating clemson 65-59 to reach the finals. smu's coach, larry brown, the only coach to win an ncaa and nba championship. he has a chance now to add an nit championship against minnesota. minnesota beating florida state in overtime 67-64. >>> yankee captain derek jeter getting tagged in the fist at bat of the last season. they the astros man handled the yankees. >>> blue jays losing his bat.

went to. >> he just drove away. >> with the help of kurt's eyewitness account, police track down the driver, robert ring, who pleads no contest to driving under the influence causing injury. he's sentenced to community service and three years probation. it turns out singh had met the men before. >> the driver and his buddy was regular customers. he's a really nice person, all's i know. but it's a stupid thing he did that day and could take his life and my life. >> according to the police report, the driver claimed that he meant to park his car and thought his foot was over the brake pedal, but he was on the gas. the destruction to the store is substantial and so is the cost to get it up and running again. >> it was a big damage to the building, itself. cost $10,000 to fix the wall. the liquor. going to be $15,000 to $20,000. on top of that, i have medical bills to take care of which i have to pay. talking about $30,000, $40,000 in damages. >> singh suffers fractures, cuts and bruises from the crash. he must use a wheelchair temporarily to get around, and doctors say it could take up

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thank you, kurt knutsson, coming up, would you want to do one thing that could protect you from internetungs of going off the grid, going off internet connections, facebook? >> that's like going off the planet! why relocating manufacturingpany to upstate new york? i tell people it's for the climate. the conditions in new york state are great for business. new york is ranked #2 in the nation for new private sector job creation. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york - dozens of tax-free zones where businesses pay no taxes for ten years. you'll get a warm welcome in the new new york. see if your business qualifies at startupny.com . john: i noticed something weird the other day. i was looking at several websites, and on the right of the screen were ads for libertarian book, even obscure libertarian books. i thought wow, has libertarianism gotten so popular that advertisers run ads everywhere, how can they afford that? and i realize no, they're not advertising everywhere, they're just advertising to me. they knew i was interested in liberty. they're tracking wh

and so why did the kurt cross the road? so he could see it from both sides and then analyze that the grass is the same color of green on each side and that is because it is howard kurt. he is the host of "media buzz dts. and he will kill you with kindness. by the way kindness is the name of his left hand. mike baker, cia operative, the maker of diligence. for all of your moisturizer and handi-wipe needs, think diligence, the last thing you see is the first thing they reof month. >> a block the lede, that's the first story. greg if you are here, who is helping santa make the toys? >> you know, screw you. donald is gone-ald. sterling has been put in the penalty box. it is day 37 of -- apparently the nba stands for no big -- big big -- bigots allowed. >> i am banning mr. sterling for life from any association with the clippers organization or the nba. as for mr. sterling's ownership interest in the clippers, i will urge the board of governors to exercise its authority to force the sale of the team and will do everything in my

and lastly is kurt debus who with the dueling scars alone make him line sinister. many people view him as an american hero. i found out a different story researching his documents. one of the myths of the german scientist was they were just trying do science and stay out of the nazi party who was a big bad wolf but you find out about kurt debus that he turned his superior, another scientist, over for making anti-hitler remarks. you could see one part of army intelligence telling the pentagon we cannot bring this guy to the united states. he was a nazi and turned a colleague over and this was a u bad act but then the pentagon says we need him. and he came. there he is as the first director of the jfk space center and still every year they give out the kurt debus award. and i interviewed the head and said what about kurt debus who wore the ss uniform to work and turned over a colleague and he was a nazi? what do you say to that? and the answer was no one has ever asked me that question before. so, i would like to end with the idea that einstein had it right in my opi

thank you, kurt knutsson, coming up, would you want to do one thing that could protect you from internetof going off the grid, going off internet connections, facebook? >> that's like going off the planet! . john: i noticed something weird the other day. i was looking at several websites, and on the right of the screen were ads for libertarian book, even obscure libertarian books. i thought wow, has libertarianism gotten so popular that advertisers run ads everywhere, how can they afford that? and i realize no, they're not advertising everywhere, they're just advertising to me. they knew i was interested in liberty. they're tracking what i do on the web! so should we worry about that? kate kaye reports on privacy and data collection for advertising age. so they know what we do? >> well, they know in a very general manner what we do. you've shared content that, articles about libertarian issues. john: are they selling that to a bookstore? >> they're allowing access to the book publisher through countless middle men online to run ads that target people who like libertarian issues. john: an

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eduardo escobar singles to left jason kubel scored to make it 4-3 and on yoenis cespedes' throw to third kurtuzuki is called safe on a close play bob melvin comes out to challenge the umps confer with new york the call is upheld trying run is at 3rd johnson is pulled next batter brian dozier fly ball to right josh reddick is throwing home but suzuki just beats the throw the umps also reviewed this play but replays showed him clearly safe 4-4 tie top 10th glen perkins strikes out donaldson then has something to say donaldson takes offense walks toward perkins and has to be restrained perkins just walks to the dugout top 11th derek norris hits a pinch-hit 3- run home run off jared burton 7- 4 a's final: 7-4 a's a's finish their 3-game series in minnesota tomorrow before heading to seattle sharks/ducks joe thornton and the sharks trying to stay alive in the pacific division race 2nd period/ 2-1 ducks logan couture with the wrister to tie it 2-2 3rd period/ 3-2 ducks matt beleskey nice fake on the defneder and scores 4-2 ducks ducks win to clinch the pacific division final: 5-2 ducks sharks face

the opposition really has no clear vision, no alternative narrative for where kurt -- for where turkey is going and where it should be going. opposition parties are unwilling or unable to harness to this very popular anger. they seem to despise each other much more than they fear the prime minister himself. , not only can he point to his successes from the past 12 years, he cannot so point to the opposition as being disorganized. of mounting claims corruption are becoming increasingly irrelevant. he has portrayed his detractors as unpatriotic stooges to foreign powers. everyone might find his rhetoric less capable of success if the opposition could organize better. >> thank you for that update. u.s. secretary of state john kerry has said he is losing patience with both the israelis and the palestinians. israel went back on an agreement to release palestinian prisoners, dealing another blow to the peace process. let's listen to what john kerry had to say. >> regrettably in the last two days both sides have taken steps that are not helpful. and that is evident to everybody. so we are goi

are honored by kurt cobain, and are are hillary clinton, can anybody find me somebody to lo love. "techknow" is next. a. >> this is "techknow." a show about innovations that can change lives. we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity and doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. let's check out our team of hard core nerds. >> dr. crystal dilworth is a monthly ec lar neuroscientist. would you give kids marijuana if it could help them? a look at a scientific test that may determine if charlotte's web is real medicine or not. lindsay moran is an ex-cia operative and analyst. i'm are phil torres. that's our team, now let's do some science. ♪ hello and welcome to "techknow." my name is phil torres and we're joined today by lindsay moran and dr. crystal dilworth. you went to investigate can marijuana but this marijuana is missing something. >> right, it's missing thc, the compound responsible for that high. i got a chance to go to colorado and look at a family business who's producing marijuana that helps treat children with intractable

are honored by kurt cobain, and are are hillary clinton, can anybody find me somebody to lo love.echknow" is next. a. >> this is "techknow." a show about innovations that can change lives. we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity and doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. let's check out our team of hard core nerds. >> dr. crystal dilworth is a monthly ec lar neuroscientist. would you give kids marijuana if it could help them?

underlined by clinton's former assistant secretary kurt campbell writing: >> campbell set up his own advisory confirm. >> around 740 million people in asia live on less than $1.25. no mention is made of them in headlines. they are probably not going to inside president obama's visit much. the government will be watching closely. it's seen as a critical test of the u.s. strategy. >> palestine activists held a rally in gaza calling for unity between hamas and fatah. following a threat by mahmoud abbas. if peace talks with israel don't go through, the two rival political groups have been at odds for several years, and each rules a separate territory. it coincided with a west bank delegation. they want to negotiate a settlement. they hope it will strengthen president mahmoud abbas's position. >> u.s. supreme court dealt a bow to affirmative action, the policy favouring minorities, impacting how students are admitted to colleges. >> supporters say deuce's decision by the high court is a set back. in a 6-2 decision, the prurt upheld a ban. deciding whether it was admitted to a mej. >> it f

covered the lives of other celebrities as well, kurt cobain, nelson mandela and hillary clinton. inside story is next on al jazeera america. [♪ music ] >> can you find the newly proclaimed people's republic of donesk on a map? neither can the ukrainian government, and they would like to keep it that way. russia versus ukraine in the east. it's the "inside story." hello, i'm ray suarez. it didn't end with crimea. as rush consolidates its power in the recently absorbed part of ukraine it looks like president vladimir putin's ambitions going further in swallowing up an old territory. grabbing public buildings, proclaiming themselves the new authorities in their parts of the country. the ukrainian government in kiev has threatened an armed response in the style of anti-terrorist operations. a deadline passed for getting out of the buildings and so far no assault. a goal in turnabout the ukrainian threat. many western governments made it clear they feel that the provocations are backed, supplied, created by russia. the crimean occupation followed by a referendum didn't start to build

kurt cobain's scores handwritten note by police.easing the note found in cobain's wallet after the suicide. in that note he writes do you kurt cobain take courtney michelle love to be your lawful shredded wife and t. gets worse but can't say it on tv. house majority leader eric cantor getting in on the action. he tweeted today is national honesty day. #benghazi. ouch. everyone wants to buy the l.a. clippers. that story is trending right now. oprah winfrey the next owner of the nba team. oprah in talks with media executive larry ellison to make a bid for the clippers. that is in embattled clippers owner donald sterling puts the team up for sale and not the only one rumored to buy the team. p. diddy tweeting i knicks fan. bunny ranch owner benny hough tweeting is he considering buying the clippers. now it is your turn to hash it out with us. use #greta on all your tweets and posts. and fireballs thick smoke shooting high in the air. train derails right in the middle of a townget the latest is next. also, don't forget. hannity tonight

then there's, you know, kurt clawson's way.er winning the gop nomination for the vacant house seat in florida, he reissued the challenge to the president on the new health care law. first i'm going to challenge you on the basketball court. time to man up and accept the three-point challenge. my house or yours. kind of sounds familiar, right? that first challenge during the super bowl. does he need to find new material now? >> we need to point out he's a former purdue basketball player. maybe the president's going to have to get out there and try shooting a few three-pointers again. as for the focus on health care, there are some indications, they're very slight, but some indications that maybe the republicans are overplaying their hand a little bit by focusing so much on that one issue. that health care reform, after its horrible start, is starting to get traction a little bit. in which case the republicans may have to find another issue. perhaps something like questioning where the president was born or something like that. wh

they're confident of their growing market, that's been underlined by kurt campbell. wrote in asia economic insecurity are inextricably linked and the united states will not be able to sustain it's leadership there through military might alone. around 740 million in asia live on less than $1.25 a day. no mention is made of them in the headlines of trans-pacific alliances. they're probably not going to notice obama's visit much but their government will watch closely. it's a critical test of the u.s. strategy so far. >> and first lady michelle obama not with the president on his asian trip. instead she's in kentucky. part of the joining forces initiative they started back in 2011. the goal, helping soldiers transition into civilian careers. >>> less than an hour ago georgia's governor signed into law one of the most talked about gun bills in the country. the bill protects the liberties of residents of georgia, and it's just part of the second amendment right to bear arms. >> while we still guard against tyranny, america cherishes this right so people who follow the rul

. ♪ at the barclays center nirvana was joined on stage by joan jett replacing the late kurt cobain. four members of kiss were honored, and peter gabriel and hal and oates. and the e street band went in too. they performed with their boss, bruce springsteen. ♪ hall and oates. and the e street band went in too. they performed with their boss, bruce springsteen. [ cherry ] i just crashed a wedding to talk about bums. you didn't really like them before... i didn't. how about now? now i'm thinking about going the one, two, one. yeah that's good. i like one, two, one! congratulations. nothing leaves you feeling cleaner and fresher than the cottonelle care routine. nothing leaves you feeling cleaner and fresher than >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. >>> a truck slams into a charter bus carrying high school students on a college visit in northern california. at least nine people were killed in the fiery collision. sfwlfrmgts and. >>> and health and human services secretary kathleen sibelius is resigning. she was in charge of the rocky rollout of the obamacare website la

executive producers and writers of some of television's best series tonight's saying he's talking to kurt sutter and sons of anarchy and carlton she was one of the minds behind last year's apart with go to law school for sleep to come. who stands on the road was closed in essence was about the relief will be under the guise of of you. we all deserve a free internet. they are smoothly on spending millions millions of dollars each year to undermine the copyright laws that protect artists and a second look the reality of it is all be ok but look at my kids do you know one of the actors and writers and singers and songwriters and you can and have desires to live off of their creative content and i worry about them because you know if we continue this way. um they won't be protected and there won't be any kind of um you know. economic model to protect them. said suzanne and ninety and died here on rt america. now does it for now for more on the stories we covered by the youtube dot com the charts in america and to our website our t dot com sign she was saying follow me on twitter and an irrita

and kurt suzuki is safe. this one tied at 4-4. the twins erase a deficit. we go extras. norris muscled up a three-run shot and the as win it a final of 7-4. time now for the top five. here we go. number five, red sox announcers. they are mimicking their own bobble heads. yeah. number four, the pacers benched the starters and still one. chris copeland hit the final seconds to beat the bucks. number three, masters begin tomorrow. jack nicholas is putting on a show. watch this here. you get the short game working at the par three tournament today. number two. mark andre flurry. robs daniel apperson. as the penguins go onto win. at number one, giants game. the birds. look at the sea gulls congregate. budget can be a real bear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week life gets a whole lot tastier this week life gets a whole lot tastier with foster farms fresh whole chickens, just $.88 a pound dulcinea mini watermelons are just $2.50 each. plus c&h sugar is only $1.88. there's more savings to love at saf

we will examine the latest developments in ukraine with kurt volker. and a look at congressional salaries and other benefits that members receive. " -- liveon journal every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. a few weeks ago on "the communicators," we had the executive vice president of comcast to talk about a proposed merger between comcast and time warner cable. this week joining us is senator al franken,

. >> kurt cobain's body was found inside a garage apartment adjacent to his seattle home.d of an apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound, a suicide note was nearby. ♪ he was among the most powerful voices of his generation, an originator of a music style and fashion called grunge. as lead singer for the hugely successful rock group nirvana, which has sold 15 million albums worldwide. >>> in birthdays, actress robin wright turns 48. you remember her, the princess bride. john lennon son's julian is 51 and kofi annan is 76. i'm alex witt. thank you for watching "early today." have a great tuesday. >>> from nbc bay area this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. laura garcia-canon is out at a at&t park for the giants home opener. we'll check with her in our next half hour, in the meantime, a lot to get to you. let's get to a check of your forecast with meteorologist. >> christisa is there, at least for this half hour you're stuck with meteorologist slaughter. waking up to clear skies. yesterday such a marvelous day across the bay area. this time

it's like the kurt warner thing. the pacers are -- you know what, they're struggling.cond in the east, that home court thing after that great start they had going down the drain. san antonio, san antonio is thinking about that game six in the finals last year. they're on a roll. 18 in a row. >> all right. here come the heat. lebron james and the heat taking on the raptors. and like neil said, this would be important. first quarter -- >> all games are important, ken. >> lebron, this one. after the first quarter, lebron, what's going on? needs some gauze and some mercurochrome. but he's right back out there. 5-0. heat up, 54-51 at the half. now, it's 90-81. lebron, he's a good one. good. lebron had 32. heat take over in the east. you kind of set me up. that was good. that was good teamwork. >> oh, yeah. >> this happens and that happens cause and effect. so right now the heat leading in the eastern conference, time running out in this segment also. >> we cut each other -- >> we're done. >> thanks, guys. >>> one more catch we just have to show you. we thought this was so c

kurt and i had a picture of the popcorn goward said the chart to get fleet of one of the queen here. around forty thousand have come through already. mario is open twenty four hours the first time that the of the carpet. the memorial will be open throughout the weekend as well the latter part of my gold in the barrio. the room the end. thus the debacle bomb i was cramming in tokyo the first stop of this effect like many japanese counterpart by senate early on this thursday falling cost a bomb i made comments about the disputed island chain between tokyo and beijing just received a strong opposition from china mckenzie on the parts during his eighteen four nation tour of asia at us president barack obama is trying to reaffirm america's commitment to its allies on the other side of the pacific into piano bond fan out to convince japanese prime minister singh the law they think he can deliver on its security in the comic friday's within the existing defence treaty between the two countries taking center stage. the trail in which requires us to come to japan. and if the country is attack

the men walked away from the minimum kurt mule creek prison. a rancher spotted the pair and held them at gun point. both men, one convicted of the car jacking had 35 roll dates of 2016. >>> name them and shame them. that's the new approach to prostitution enforcement who singles out the men who buy sex. tonight, debra rode with officers on the street walking detail. >> people know the zones, there's ohio street, and a long stretch of 23rd avenue, we found activity before the sun set. >> i ain't got a dollar to my name. >> a suspected is prostitute outside a low rent hotel. defind to 2 officers who search her. >> i don't carry condoms. >> she's cuffed while they check for warrants. their prime targets are not the women working the streets. >> some you can see that's not really who they are. the police want the pimps who exploit them. >> they think it is their boyfriend and they are in love. >> they are ashamed. >> they are outing the johns. >> men looking for women. these three men a counselor,  attorney,s a dad allegedly caught inviting prost

we gain strength from your current edge and we feel hope for our kurt -- for our future. together as a city. within 24 hours, leaders in government, business and philanthropy formed the one fund. thousands of people gathered in dorchester filling garvey park with candles and prayers. help came from across the world. people reached out to us in solidarity, offering messages of healing and hope. next week thousands of runners and millions of our friends from around the world will come to boston. the 118th boston marathon will be a living breathing celebration of our cities resilience. we still hurt. we hurt from trauma, we hurt from grief, we hurt from loss. we hurt whenever violent hits our streets anywhere in our city and our kids become victims. we hurt now as we mourn the loss of two of our firefighters in a fire. just last week, another hero lost, a young boston police officer injured at the scene in watertown a year ago was honored for his bravery and is suddenly gone. we hurt when brave first responders you that they're all. weeping may adore for a night, but joy com

ambassador to nato, kurt volker. our guest is kelly lonnie. >> today on newsmakers, we are latte. by bob good he will talk about changing the nsa surveillance program and oversight of the justice department. newsmakers is at 10:00 a.m. on c-span. there is no question the congress routinely does not speak the truth to the american public. it is not just about inaccuracies. it is the absence of speaking the truth about where we are. where are we? livingat a standard of the same as what we had in 1988. we need -- now have unfunded obligations of $1.1 million per family. that needs to be spoken. we need to build a context of how things are going to come. seebiggest problem that i with congress is the denial of reality. person still be a good and deny reality. we all have flaws. we all deny reality in some sense in our lives. we don't want to face reality. the fact is we have not had the leadership in this country for a long time, i am talking a presidential and congressional, that would tell the truth about the situation

we will examine the developments in the ukraine with kurt volker. letting. is kelly washington journal airs live every morning at 7:00 eastern. >> he is interviewed on the question of integration of baseball. he said, it is interesting. all of the accounts of what he actually said, it is clear to me that he had doubts about the integration of baseball. because what will happen is, what they want, they want our fans. they want our fan base. we're outgrowing the major leagues. we are packing them in. that is a wee think. they want our fans. if you want to integrate, take teams. another point, if they were interested in increasing the talent of their team they will not just maybe take one or two players. we have bunches of players who are good enough to play in the major league. >> integrating professional baseball, tonight at 8:00 eastern on american history tv on c-span 3. >> there is no question that don't speaktinely the truth to the american public. it is not just about inaccuracies on terms of what the affordable health care act would be. it is the absenc

associated with the gold rush but you have had moviejobs, kurt cobain, stars, athletes -- how do youeep it evil thing this brand? >> i'm not sure -- keep evolving this brand? >> i am not sure it is us. looking back in history, levi's is at its best when it finds itself at the edge of a modern frontier. it was the gold rush, then , soldiers when they weren't in uniform did after the world war ii end up with the rebels with or without a cause. and rollsudden rock hits, think of woodstock. i think we had a close to 100% market share there if you were not naked. the modern frontier started to shift to places like album covers with bruce springsteen and the berlin wall. stay on the edge of the modern frontier and you can become relevant. >> the genes have been around since 1890. how do genes reflect cultural changes? >> we will collect 1873, the invention of the 501. of it was designed with purpose, designed for durability. it was a work gene, a pair of purposeful pants erie -- pants. something we to be weren't. basically we said the 501 made by us is finished by you pre--- by you. >> you

. >> while you were sleeping florida businessman kurt falkman takes one step closer to congress. he won a special gop primary in the 19th district. he is now the favorite in the general election to replace former congressman kra raid el. he will face april freeman in the june election. he resigned in congress back in january after a drug arrest. >> baseball player spinning his way -- swinging his way into the record books. there he goes. welcome to the 500th career home run record. >> he is the 26th player to hit that milestone. the fan who caught the ball u.s. airman tom cheryl did something surprising handing that ball back to the slugger. that was nice. >> nice for him to have that. >> look at this. this is a live look at the international space station where two astronauts are preparing for a risky space walk. at 9:20 this morning the astronauts will replace a broken backup computer. the box that they are repraising it provide commands to some of the station's systems. important of course including the cooling unit. nice shot. >> there is another federal investigation for gen

covered the lives of other celebrities as well, kurt cobain, nelson mandela and hillary clinton. inside story is next on al jazeera america. [♪ music ] >> can you find the newly proclaimed people's republic of donesk on a map? neither can the ukrainian government, and they would like to keep it that way. russia versus ukraine in the east. it's the "inside story." hello, i'm ray suarez. it didn't end with

that has been unlined by kurt campbell who recently wrote . . .pbell has now set up his own advisory and investment firm. no mention is made of the poor in the headlines about trans-pacific alliances. they are probably not going to notice obama's visit much, but their government will be watching closely. it is being seen as the most critical test of the u.s. strategy so far. >> michael joins me live from tokyo via skype. michael is a research associate. good to have you with us, critics say with all of the distractions that have been going on, the u.s. may have taken its eye off of the ball in asia, do you agree? >> well, the united states has global responsibilities, but it's true for the very longest time, since the beginning of this my listenia, the united states's interested were basically in the mideast. what the united states is doing is not so much pivoting as returning to its basic role in the global environment, which is basically to keep people from having altercations with each other rather than itself being involved in major conflicts.

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researchers found that the new generation of deer still respect the boundaries of the iron kurt tak - led the project, biologically it would make sense for the mountain range to be the natural barrier for the deer, not this invisible fence. but a mother passes on to her young a sense of where it is safe to go. the electric fence was a no go, ask these habits live on a generation later. perhaps the deer are teaching us all a lesson. it can take a longer time to break down barriers than put them up. >>> the correct answer is c. winston churchill is the only one to win the literature prize. if you guessed disraeli, he was indeed a novelist but he lived before the prize and couldn't have won it. thank you for joining us. i will see you next week. >>> good morning, imer in mcpike in mash mash with a look at stories. tmz posted the recording that it claims is donald sterling arguing with his girlfriend seen in these pictures. in the recording the man alleged to be sterling says he doesn't want her associating with people like "magic" johnson at clippers games. we have not confirmed the reco

and lastly is kurt debus who with the dueling scars alone make him line sinister. many people view him as an american hero. i found out a different story researching his documents. one of the myths of the german scientist was they were just trying do science and stay out of the nazi party who was a big bad wolf but you find out about kurt debus that he turned his superior, another scientist, over for making

camille, it is bad enough courtney love killed kurt cobain and no i she is bassing the boss? >> i hope she didn't do the first thing because that would be a crime. >> of course she didn't. >> she didn't do that. >> i suppose you can bash the boss for whatever you feel is appropriate. but who really cares what courtney love thinks about everything? >> every rock and roll song has a brass section. >> jungle land. >> remy, are you a jersey girl. >> how badly do you want to hurt courtney love right now? >> you don't talk about the boss that way. >> and by the way, i thought she packed. i don't mean that as a joke. i literally thought that i had to just double check the story wasn't a joke. i mean she has been so irrelevant. so uni'm important she should just go back to where she came from. >> i feel a little bad for her. she was in the past week or so at the rock and roll hall of fame induction because of mir vaw gnaw -- nirvana, her husband's band and that's as close as she will get. >> i don't think bruce springsteen needs her input on music. if he is looking for help on how to

the kurt is ban and services on russia, and asset frees and ban on senior officials. penalties on russian energy and banking and mining. the forecast could dip below 1% as the conflict continues and more sanctions are put in place. russian president, vladimir putin, is set to meet with his cabinet tomorrow to look at the new economic challenges. they will likely discuss petroleum and natural gas, since major importers from the west may soon look elsewhere for energy. it makes up half of russia's budget and though russia has high exports to ukraine, still vladimir putin may not show so much concern. >> the russians are known to be chess players, and put inis a strategic player, so he may risk an economic slowdown to get what he wants. >> reporter: the imf is not on the only one with the outlook. deutsche bank is encouraging it's clients to stay out of russia, and visa and mastercard are ending relationships with key russian banks. looking to the first quarter of 2014, russia's economy already appears to be in a tailspin. ruble is down between 7 and 9%, and that means t

he's accused of driving his car into another car causing it to lit the day kurt junior. >> she was aprincess and a super hero at the same time. she would run around in a tutu waving a sword. she was just incredible, and she's gone. i got a phone call from a screaming teacher that i needed to come. i came, no one could give me any answers. >> in pennsylvania police still done have a motive of wednesday's high school stabbing. he's accused of stabbing 21 students and a guard. authorities don't think he was targeting any particular student. eight teens are still in the hot, for geologies are linking earthquakes to fracking. ohio is revising it's per met conditions in erik craig areas and stopped all drillings next to treatmenters. >>> this is the sign of a jelly bean, and it was found at the crater of diamond park. it's the only diamond producing site open to the public and has a finders keepers policy. she recently sold it for $20,000, and put that money towards college. you know where i'm going? to that diamond park. >> yes, coming up on al jazeera america. the jokes generation of sec