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the hard names i would like to thank six more people, andy polansky, joanna snyder, andrew schwartz jeffrey smith, greg with the u.s. travel rob starter. rob has a fan base here. sal e. squires, susan with c-span john with "bloomberg news" and agility with the yahoo!. i would also like to give a shout out to julie who made a really big contribution this year and three weeks ago welcomed a new child into this world and made the dinner tonight. julie, thank you. may have a bob and i thank you to everyone on the dinner committee of thank you to all of us are answering our calls. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. the fruit of the dinner committee's work provides the largest source of unrestricted funds for training for journalists. this year we're going to abu dhabi to look at tobacco regulation and health issues. and assembly will take journalists to south africa to learn the latest on tv and diabetes. thanks in part to eli lilly. will also educate journalists on retirement issues in our 11th retirement program funded by prudential. and everything be a programmer adding an element of digital storytellin

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for many of the victims death came in the prime of their lives. 28-year-old paul andrew braley was from england. gregwho celebrated a birthday the day before the flight. both of them traveling together, they loved music vest fals. they loved being tathogether. the man -- you can't imagine the sense of loss that he is experiencing having lost his wife as well as his daughter. he spoke with cnn. he is too emotional, too distraught as you can imagine to speak publically. but he is grieving privately. he wants to thank people for their support. he also wants to ask for his privacy during this very very difficult time. >> pass along our deepest condolences. we will respect the family's privacy. thank you. >>> let's get analysis now on what's going on. joining us richard quest, peter goelz, tom fuentes and david soucie. peter, if they have the cockpit voice recorder and it's usable but they don't have this the flight data recorder how difficult will it be to figure out what happened? >> they will get a picture but it won't be a complete one. it will be challenging to put together the entire accident sequen

came in the prime of their lives. 28-year-old paul andrew, from britain, was studying hospitality and set to begin an internship next week. 29-year-old gregwas traveling with his mother, who celebrated a birthday the day before the flight. >> that was our suzanne malvo reporting. the ceo of germanwings say thing is the darkest hour of the company's history. and the families now waking up to this twist about one of the pilots being locked out. >> the last fatal accident on lufthansa was more than 20 years ago when two people died in a fire. >> we're going to take a quick break. coming up, a former u.s. prisoner of war is now charged with desertion. why those deployed with bowe bergdahl say justice is finally being done. >>> also ahead, after several failed attempts by iraqi forces, air strikes on targets near tikrit by the u.s. stay with us. you're watching cnn newsroom. i've just arrived in atlanta and i can't wait to start telling people how switching to geico could save them hundreds of dollars on car insurance. but first, my luggage. ahh, there it is. uh, excuse me sir? i think you've got the wrong bag. >>sorry, they all look alike, yo

greg triple tie at 3. chris deep and blank score on double. giants in the sixth. andrew to dead center. the 4-10 sign. i say 4:32. giants came one final actually now. 8-4 giants the final. 7 sports has been brought to you by toyota. >> vince. >> 66 years incredible. >> unprecedented run. >> he's still fan takes ticket that's what is great about it. he hasn't lost a step so to speak. he is still, there's one guy you want to hear broadcast ago baseball game it is the great vince. >> i agree. >> thanks. >> thanks so much for joining us tonight. >> for all of us here we appreciate your time. >> 7 news continues now on line on twitter facebook all the mobile device with our 7 news app. >> enjoy the rest of the night. hope to see you again on the big 7 at 11:00 hey, bobby, you know how i tell you not to feed the seagulls out back? that's why. (seagulls calling) (laughs) sorry. yeah, the seagull population in this town has exploded. they're everywhere. as mayor-- oh! mnh-mnh! ugh! (grunts) what are you doing? ever since you became mayor you seem to really enjoy saying "as mayor." so i decided

prime of their lives. 28-year-old paul andrew bramley from britain was studying hospitality and set to begin an internship next week. a 29-year-old mechanical engineer gregwas traveling with his mother who celebrated a birthday the day before the flight. today, investigators scoured the grim scene to identify more passengers whose lives were cut much too short. john raymond selke, who lost his wife as well as his daughter he spoke with cnn, obviously very distraught. really does not want to speak on camera. but he simply thanked people for their prayers and for their support and also asked us to respect their privacy. >> our sympathies go out to that family and all these families involved in this tragedy. suzanne malveaux, thanks so much. >>> shifting gears for us coming up the hallowed halls of congress where politicians make back room deals and hold booze-filled parties. now capital police are saying cut it out but will anything really change? in new york state, we're reinventing how we do business so businesses can reinvent the world. from pharmaceuticals to 3d prototyping, biotech to clean energy. whether your business is moving, expanding or just ge

andrew bogut for the easy bucket. curry with the bounce pass to bogut for the monster jam. led by bogut's 12 points. here again, bogut going through the hoop. and gregs time. a huge game with 27 rebounds and 22 points. back from the warriors, thompson with three of his team high 27. curry going to leandro barbosa for the corner three. the bench came up big for golden state. the warriors break it open late to win 105-98. now 51-12. >>> the pac-12 tournament began today in las vegas. bears took care of washington state. cal got hot late in the first half and broke this game open. the senior with a jump hook. scored a team high 25. bird with the three. bears led by 11 at the break. cal did not let up in the second half. jordan matthews with 3 of his 19. the bears crush the cougars 84-59. but tomorrow they face top seed arizona in the quarter finals. >>> stanford playing washington. anthony brown puts it up from beyond the arc and connection. huskies freshman kingman has matched his career high with nine now at the half. this game is tied at 32. >>> with michael crabtree likely leaving and the 49 rersers in need of speed at wide receiver they signed tor

andrew? >> appreciate it. >>> united technologies set in just a few hours. investors and analysts will be listening closely for changes in strategy now that the new ceo of gregis belt. joining us now for his first tv interview ahead of the meeting today is gregory hayes. president and ceo of united technologies. thank you for joining us. it's great to have you sitting with us here. >> thanks. >> i've already said the -- what sort of shocked people back in the fall with the exit of the last ceo, there was nothing really going on there other than maybe he was ready to go and maybe the company saw he was a bit detached. no accounting nothing that people worry about. >> there was nothing here. he decided to retire. god bless him. >> meanwhile you've been at a company acquired for 25 years. and been cfo for five years. you probably knew more about the inner workings. you were intimately involved with the operations of the company for the past five years. >> absolutely. as cfo, really chief operating officer the last five or six years. i know the people the products the business the customers. >> so it's easy. call louie and greg and this is done. >> the key is we