we have information on the abi website how to do this. you can contact me, contact my successor, and we will explain how it works and help you do this. on the table in front of you there is a brochure. it is a new endowment brochure. it explains all the different ways that you can give to the endowment. there is a category that fits everybody. payment can be spread out over five years. everything you give is tax-deductible. for those of you who make a $2000 pledge by tomorrow, there is an exclusive reception tomorrow night. the entertainment at the dinner, sticky fingers magician, or whatever his name is, will be there. [laughter] of you can pick up a copy senator elizabeth warren's book, which she has autographed for the people who give to the endowment and show up tomorrow night. also silent auction tables, and you should look for those. they are around the conference. i want to call forward a number of significant donors. over here.table when i call your name, come up to the table, we have a gift for you, and i want to take your pictur

. >>> coming up, a startling fact about south bay teen who stowed aby on a flight to hawaii. >> and areou getting what you pay for when you have your car repaired? >> what happens when you realize that tattoo you got was a mistake? >> students got a deal today they were sold for just $five >> they have not been worn but have cuts or holes in spots but that is where sf state apparel students come in. >> just $ten and money goes to goodwill. >> very cool. that is our report >> see you back here tonight at 6:00. tonight making a move. hundreds of american troops sent overseas. america's new challenge to vladimir putin and martha raddatz report on the latest. >>> security breach. new details on the stowaway and the gap in airport security. >>> a hidden epidemic in american families. something so secret even doctors are missing the warning signs. >>> and an old friend with a new message. a walk with our robin roberts. something she wants everyone to know tonight. >>> and a good evening on this tuesday night. we begin with the united states sending vladimir putin of russia

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. >> there are reports the teenager who stowed aby on that flight to fr san jose to hawaii may have beeng at the airport for more than six hours, raising concerns about >> he survived temperatures and oxygen dep prafation in the wheel well of a jet classmates at his high school are talking about him tonight. and that and other new developments on this story. >> dan and carolyn, the run away family lives in this neighborhood and we've learned more and as indicated that he had been on airport property for hours. >> this story is confirming he's a student there. he was kind of shy. you know? he didn't speak much we're all surprised about what happened. and we're happy to know he's all right. >> we've learned the teenager spent six hours on the ground after breeching security. officials acknowledge there is a video of him lurking around the jetliner early thursday morning the airport manager told abc he talked to the stowaway learning he was angry about an argument. he wanted to see his mother who he had not seen since he was two years old the crew was wearing a hoody, jeans and jogging shoe

and i think shinzo abi is definitely going to read obama's recent statements as a big p.r. victory and indorsement of his his own nationalist and militaristic program here from china's perspective i don't think they're going to see anything particularly new in this and indeed obama's statement when you actually parse it doesn't say anything other than the sort of mealy mouth political platitudes it's rather difficult to see if this really is any sort of change in the status quo here in the region but certainly the shinzo of the government will be trying to push it as if it's such and trying to use it as an indorsement of their militaristic tensions that they've engaged in with beijing. the u.s. and israel have condemned the palestinian unity deal which will bring together for more rivals in gaza the west bank washington and tel aviv's say that fatah has put peace talks on the back burner by choosing to side with hamas and the palestinian agreement calls for a unity government and then a seven year rift when hamas won the election back in two thousand and six the tension wit

taught a course called future jury challenges and then secretary gates promoted him to the federal abies three committee to the united states department of defense and served two years. his writings have garnered him a lot of praise a 2001 recipient of the award for excellence of the international reporting and the state department's distinguished public service award. kaplan is called one of the widely read authors rare company. and perhaps this explains why in 2011 foreign policy magazine named him as one of the top global when hundred thinkers. we could fill a room like this any night to just come tell us what you are thinking that we are specially privileged to hear him talk with his new thoughts "asia's cauldron". this book is extremely timely turning its gaze in development of the far western pacific. widow reserves of several billion barrels estimated 900 trillion cubic feet of natural gas and several centuries worth of competing claims the south china sea in particular is a simmering pots of potential conflict. "asia's cauldron" has a vivid snapshot of the nations surrounding the

to continue our conversation we're joined by karen foster, public speaker, autr of no way,aby. exploring the decisionot t have children. alsoith is joan williams, professor of law at the university of california hastings college of law, the author of unbending gender, what to do about it. that is the question many of us face. i'd like to begin with you karen. you have seen this report about parsons' company. what does it tell you about the relationship between the workers who have children and those who have chosen to be childless? >> well, i personally think this is a travesty and i really hope it doesn't spread. people who chose not to have children did not do so so that they could then be surrounded by their co-workers' children all throughout the day. in addition to that people who don't have children are already picking up the slack for parents who need to be called away for school plays and soccer games and sick days and things like that. when i hear your kids are going to come to work with you, when you're on the phone with a client and your child starts to get into trou

i heard him described as aby can p. >> that's completely wrong the further far if you look at who controls economic leathers on each side, i think the russians have more economic leverage over us than we have over them. the fact is that the russians are do effective. they can wreak happvoc in wette than europe because they control a great deal of the natural gas that goes to westernshop. a neutral crain, any future government that occupies pour in kiev can be neither decidedly pro-russian or approach west. it has to be neutral. what we have to do is to work to concentrate a ukraine that's a buffer state. >> will be a win, win, win situation. >> the rainians will listen. is it perfect? no. but when you consider ulterior tins the best june peer shimer, thank you both for your time tonight? >> thank you. >> here are a few more kiev events in the weekend ahead on tuesday, yes biden visits ukraine. wednesday's william shakes spear 450th birthday and other news, four french journalrists have made it home. they were found yesterday blind folded with they're their hands. sighing mon mcgregor has m

>> i get aby, that's put out by a conservative think tank that's against obamacare.like other conservatives, who are against this, are going to continue to doubt the numbers. the cbo, the nonpartisan cbo, the conservatives say they love when it favors their particular numbers, say we're going to save $109 billion over the next ten years. deficit will go down that much. more people are signing on. the numbers are there. they've been verified by independent entities. >> we'll have to wait and see whether or not people continue to pay their premiums and if they can even get into patients they want to see. have a fantastic weekend, guys. >>> scandals and political intrigue, the inner workings of the clinton presidency could be revealed in new documents just being released right now. >>> and why a major college football program prayer under fire from an atheist group accused of unconstitutional behavior. the day we rescued riley, was a truly amazing day. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. for over 18 years w

. >> put in your wass abi and call it a day. >> 2-1/2% gain. a share buy-back looking to improve its sales. its net income and perhaps more people buying. >> that's from the stock exchange. thanks for watching "first up." >> hello, everybody live in hong kong. this is on the move. taking a tumble in tokyo. obama heads to the philippines with plans for a stronger military alliance. and profit growth of china construction bank trailing its rivals. tension in the ukraine sending stocks in a southerly direction. seeing what's going on and how to follow through for the start of this week.

it is a consequence of taking it personal to lose >> if they lose they mimic the police aby telling them killed >> it shutdown the neighborhood and cost the taxpayers about $100,000. >>> the united states has boots on the ground now in yemen sifting through the rubble of a massive set of drone strikes to figure out who may have been hit in the targeted attacks. the pentagon said it took out dozens of al qaeda fighters n region and this happened after the al qaeda video, the likes we have not seen since the old bin laden videos. many officials call this a gold mine for intelligence revealing faces, vehicles, license plate numbers and even the location of the training camp and that came out last week. mike baker former cia officer and president of a global security firm is here. mike, interesting timing. we just talked about this video and the hit came a few days later. >> you have to assume the two are linked. there is a tremendous amount of information that can be gleamed from videos and this is an example. it isn't just where did this take place. it is who are the actors and what can yo

. >> también está nuestra querida abis para que nos cuenta qué dice la gente. >> que tal?n que se lo esconde, este embarazo está siendo ya confirmado por ninel conde a través de la revista tvnota y la razón por la que ella no lo dio a conocer, fue por guardar los tres meses de riesgo y no sabemos si será niño o no, pero ojalá que como dice su canción, esto termine en una boda y vean ustedes, como dice ella, a demás de esta situación, dice que no vienen bendiciones y quien no está nada contenta, es la hija y es que se fue a vivir con su papá y al parecer muy molesta con este embarazo y sin saber si sale con el domingo 7 la mamá, yo digo que tiene 25 a 28, pero fue más efectivo que luis cepeda. >> tremenda bomba, después de lo que sucedió en el audio, pero ahora el bebé debe estar bien. >> la niña está en una difícil situación por los celos. >> gracias a nuestra compañera y estamos de costa a costa. >> si tiene futuro esta relación? >> sí, se vienen casando los dos, es que cuando andas con una persona mayor, después te dan los revés, acuérdate que los 40 son los 30 de ahora,

and i think shinzo abi is definitely going to read obama's recent statements as a big p.r.victory and indorsement of his his own nationalist and militaristic program here from china's perspective i don't think they're going to see anything particularly new in this and indeed obama's statement when you actually parse it doesn't say anything other than the sort of mealy mouth political platitudes it's rather difficult to see if this really is any sort of change in the status quo here in the region but certainly this shinzo a big government will be trying to push it as if it's such and trying to use it as an endorser and of their militaristic tensions that they've engaged in with beijing . let's give you a reminder now breaking news story here we're now at the international at least five self-defense fighters and a policeman have been killed as kiev launches a military crackdown on antigovernment protesters in the eastern ukrainian city of slavyansk according to be interior ministry three self-defense checkpoints were destroyed with tanks snipers and troops now in the area sel

well today and this year, health care and pharmaceuticals, specifically novartis today, who city -- abynd selling study to glaxosmithkline. also selling another to ula lily that could amount to -- to eli lilly that could amount to $28 billion. bill ackman is the largest shareholder now of allegan, and he approves of the deal for 145 billion dollars. valley and has been on a buying spree, then the almost 19 billion dollars on over 25 companies since taking the helm. his goal is to be one of the drug -- largest drugmakers in the world via 2015 and this deal would help them on that path. i'm julie hyman. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" for tuesday, april 22, 2014, earth day. i'm keen -- pimm fox will stop today's theme is redefining boundaries. will have its say in front of the supreme court. justices will look at the legality of the service that is shaking up the television industry. plus, i will speak with a marijuana executive is capitalizing on the legalization of pot. and i will

mujer maravilla >> muchas gracias >> me pondré ese vestido más a menudo otra que viene muy guapa es abisu novio y el reclamo que le hace por abortar a su hijo? todos quereos saber pero pocas como ninel sabemos encarar >> como le repito no es el lugar para que haga ese tipo de aclaraciones en su momento cuando tenga algo sustentable que decirles algo con bases como lo voy a tener se los haré saber, ahorita lo que les diga a lo mejor es un argumento que no les funcione, prefiero esperar y es pronto que ustedes sepan la versión mia, las pruebas que yo les pueda dar pero por ahora es inutil hablar del tema es una situación muy desagradable que bueno en su momento ustedes tendrán >> gobernate nintel, eso quisiera saber hay muchas cosas absurdas y si hay pleitos con la pareja pero en mi caso llegar a esos extremos no lo haria soy pro vida, pro mujer y pro madre, cuando hay ese tipo de imputaciones pasa a cuestiones legales, eso ya lo dije en su momento no lo haría, tengo mucho buscando ser mamá, no se pudo, cuando dios lo disponga sería una gran bendición >> queridos amigos, es una parte que n

have risk their lives to show they are committed to democracy in the country, and we should leaving aby substantial presence and continuing to fund and train the afghan security forces. now is not the time for the u.s. to give up on the afghan mission. instead, we should use this opportunity to reinvigorate our commitment to the country. thank you. thanks, lisa. i do want to open it up to questions from the audience. you have cards, and they need to be delivered to me. will ask the first question while those are being collected. then we will open it up for your questions. much for your comments. i am just going to throw a question out for a quick response, and then i want to open it up. what happens if this becomes a very prolonged process and we have a second round and things are not decided for many months? what would be your advice to the white house, to members of shoulds about how they be talking about it, how they should be approaching it? what's the role, what's the of the u.s. during a sensitive time in afghanistan? ambassador, can i start with you for your quick thoughts about

for some thoughts turned to greece plaza daniel alfredsson down with me to discuss china japan and abi nomics you want to at the moment and it all starts right now. here in america millions of people are racing to meet tuesday's tax deadline however this year if you don't make it in time i wouldn't worry too much least not as much as you would have in past years that is and that's because your chances of being audited this year are significantly lower than in past years budget cuts a new responsibilities are hindering the irises ability to police tax returns so while the potential chances of you being audited are lower so are your chances of getting a nice juicy return now this year the i.r.s. you were agents ought to be in the returns then it any time since the one nine hundred eighty s. this also means a decrease in taxpayer services and a decrease that you would have likely observed if you tried to call the internal revenue service recently as millions millions of phone calls to the iris are going on answered perfect timing right now the i.r.s. commissioner john koskinen told the as

want to talk about japan for a second now japan is having a grand experiment on the policy front with abi nomics what do you make about a non-existent economic policy. it is a great experiment and so far i think it bears out evidence that doing monetary policy right can have a meaningful impact on the economy if you look at what they're doing there could lead doubling the size of their monetary base through making these unconditional you know asset purchases over the next two years they're signaling to the market to consumers to firms that they want a higher inflation rate they want to reflate the economy don't believe everything that's priced in currency to be higher higher nominal size of the economy and by doing that credibly it's kind of anomalous you target in kind of an indirect way it's simply that their future will be better it will be number deflation higher not higher again incomes all that translates today in to more optimism more consumers in how and and firms are doing more so the key to it is credibility how credible is their program will they stick to it and you know a rece

kind of habeas the situation is coin to the current authorities are dragging their country down that abis with them and the negotiations today are very important because it's critical. today to think together about how we can come out of this situation for people the. real not artificial dialogue. leaders come to the west who they meet there they meet. their own representatives there you don't have to go to don't just call them in turkey if you need to talk to people to their real representatives but those whom people trust you let. them out of the prisons are organized themselves. leaders in the east they talk about federalization in key if they talk about things got about decentralization about what's behind those words let's sit around the table and start negotiating and find solutions understand what they are talking about only through the dialogue through credit procedures not. through the use of force strength and they ration you can really put your country to order. now we've got kids beginning between the diplomats and he has just opened that's going to feature party talks in gene