tom or andrew, would you like to rebutt? >> look, i think there is a solution to the ukrainian crisis,but it is going to be one that has to take into account the interest of the ukraines themselves in all their multitude and different opinions, but also it's just the reality of the way the world operates. the big powers that have interest, russia is a neighbor. i think you're right. for whatever reason, they have a certain attitude towards ukraine. if it's more salient than them for many people, i see nothing wrong with some type of agreement among the united states, russia, and the european union that ukraine is not going to become part of any type of military alliance. it's something the ukrainians have talked about themselves that can be formalized in some sort of agreement. i also think if you look at the other things that have been proposed, the russians call it federalization. the ukrainian authorities in kiev are talking about decentralization. i really realize that the devil is in the detail in something like this, b

andrew's next stop is panama.the newsroom, mark kelly, kpix 5. >> the race is considered one of the most grueling in competitive sailing. >>> the chp is looking for a hit-and-run driver who hit one of their own. it happened last night about 10:30 when two chp officers were stopped on the shoulder of the 101 in san jose. the officers were issuing a traffic ticket when they say a silver sedan sideswiped their patrol car and hit one of the officers and then the sedan took off. >> it was very serious. it could have killed or seriously injured the officers that were on scene. and obviously, it's a felony hit-and-run. and so it's very important that we find this person. >> the officer that was hit is 25 years old and from san jose. he has been released from the hospital and is going to recover. >>> two men had behind bars and a san francisco police officer is recovering after a dramatic car chase this morning. police responded to a report of shots fired as two men allegedly tried to rob a woman at gunpoint in the richmo

>> i want to bring andrew in. as new york has grown in the tech hub, i'm curious how you see what van is describing playing out here no new york? >> i apologize for not being a woman. we should have a woman on this panel. one thing i want to make sure everybody understands, silicone valley does not represent the entire tech community. there's a lot more going on. in particular in new york, where there's a tech renaissance happening. it's a very different culture you would see with silicone valley. it's been shift to hardware and companies like hp and apple and obviously intel and now google. the infrastructure is internet. what's happening in new york, we're living in the application layer where the real resource is not the technology so much as it is human talent. there's no city in the world -- when you look at any city that has high quality human talent. , you'll see some sort of tech renaissance happening. the problem that i see not just in new york but in other parts of the country and around the world, the l

tom, andrew? >> i think that there is a solution to the ukrainian crisis but it is going to be one of we have to take into account the interest of ukrainians themselves and all their multitude and different opinions. but also it is just the reality of the way the world operate and the powers that have this. i think you are right that for whatever reason they have, they have an attitude towards the ukraine that is more salient for them than it is for many people in the west. and there is some type of an agreement among the united states and russia and the european union. and i also think that if you look at the other things that have been proposed, the russian collet federalization and decentralization and i realize that the devil is in the detail in something like this. and this includes the certain rights that can be provided that don't undermined in this and what it is that a society, how it rebuild the economy and how it is important and it's something that we ought to look at. and i think at t

a couple programming notes for glaxo's ceo, sir andrew witty will be here. at 7:15 eastern time as joe just mentioned, we have an exclusive interview with eli lilly's chief john lechleiter. >> when there were rumors about more consolidation, they're all looking for ways to go into a somewhat uncertain future by a promising future as well. animal health, that's a big business. i was thinking about it upstairs. we love our pets. we'll pay anything for them. what's the worst that's going to happen? i'm sorry. it's heart breaking but you lose a patient, it's not quite the same thing. not quite the same thing. >> my uncle was a -- >> veterinarian. >> thank you. >> was he also in the army, a vet, too. >> he was a veterinarian. this gekko has a weak jaw. he has a weak jaw, what do i do? he said replacement therapy, $5. >> we had a russian tortoise. it was supposed to live to 150. when we went and got the news from the doctor that the prognosis was not promising, i just remember thinking we could do this, could do that, it could run up into hundreds and almost a tho

. >> reporter: andrew taylor is home again. back on board with his crew. conner o' burn is a dear friend. >> one day two crumps, the day after, one crutch. he doesn't want to miss anything. >> i'm feeling healthy, good, ready to go. >> reporter: last month, andrew and his team were traveling from china to the u.s. when a huge wave swept him right off the 70-foot quality. it yacht. it was -9d 0 minutes before he was spotted. >> the more dangerous it was for him. >> reporter: in early april when andrew reached dry land in san francisco, loved ones were happy to see him. and doctors treated him for shock, hypothermia, and a broken leg. still, andrew is steadfast he will finish this race making it to the finish line in london this summer. >> i'm ready to get back on the water. for me, the race is called around the world for a reason so i need to get back on and finish the race. >> reporter: the around the word clipper yacht race has 12 yachts racing. his next stop is panama. mark kelly, kpix5. >>> what an adventure, we are starting out with low clouds here ton

andrew sullivan. thanks so much for coming back. okay, andrew, let's have telephone. your side won, let's have your end zone dachblts you got the scalp of brendan eich, go? >> well, forgive me, i'm not going quite glochlt i actually think we have come a long way on gay rights because open, tolerance, persuaded people by reason and haven't jumped down everybody's votes who disagreed with us and call them a bigot and get them fired. i just don't like that kind of ten or and that impulse so punish people the things that they ser sin veerly believe. -- sincerely believe. laugh latch laugh-- (laughter) >> you have lost me here, you've lost me here for a second is that some kind of gay code that i'm to the getting? or something? how you can-- how you cannot, how you can-- you're gay married. >> i am very gay married. >> that guy didn't want you to be able to be gay married and you still think people without support gay marriage should still do business with him. >> not if they don't want to. but i think when people are forced to resign, when people start losing their jobs,

let's get to andrew salmon, who's live in seoul. so, let me ask you this.timing of this, this possible movement from north korea, kind of curious. >> reporter: kind of curious, you're right. what we can say is it's still spring here on the korean peninsula. always a tense time. this is when the south koreans and the u.s. carry out their joint maneuvers. two main exercises are finished, but even today and right through friday, there is the largest ever air defense exercises with aircraft from both the u.s. and south korea drilling in the skies above the peninsula. so, the north koreans are extremely sensitive to this, and we've seen on north korean news today kim jong-un himself visiting a north korean air unit and encouraging them to be prepared to defend their country. but of course, also in even bigger news, u.s. president barack obama will be traveling through the region. he's arriving in south korea on friday, leaving saturday. and the north korean foreign ministry have been berating this trip using a lot of rhetoric, including saying this will bring da

>> 867-5309. >> joe and andrew, together forever. >> that's andrew's phone number, 867-5309. >> jennyy tutone. what's his name? >> i think it is tutone. ♪ jenny, jenny, who can i turn to ♪ >> what was the real point of this song? >> that number was dialed again and again in cities all over the world. people had to change that number. two minutes left. do you have anything else? >> it's a baseline number. early days yet to grade yellen. should we do it now or not? >> pretty good number. >> pretty good numbers. >> do they give a woman lower grades in general? i think we want to watch for that. >> i think bernanke could have gotten lower grades than at the beginning of his tenure. >> i also think lynn reaser makes a good point. what yellen has to do is as hard as what bernanke had to do. bernanke had to in vent. but yellen has to -- i don't think we will fulfill your worst fears that we're in zero. >> no. >> it paid. are you bullish from here? >> no. i haven't been bullish for five years on bonds. >> bonds, i get a lot of e-mails that bonds are outperforming stocks. >> they are this year

this is how he looked as he arrives in san francisco this afternoon a happy andrew taylor waved at a large crowd gathering at pier 40 to greet him. >> i'm a pretty lucky boy to be here and i'm very, very glad to be in san francisco. >> reporter: the british man says he is feel pretty good despite the injuries and the scary experience. he and his crew members were racing across the pacific ocean as part of the round the world yacht race. >> i'm looking forward to spending a few days in san francisco to get back on the boat and finishing the race as soon as i possibly can. >> reporter: andrew would like to rejoin his crew members you see there on the yacht but that's not up to him. it's going to be up to the doctors. he has been taken to st. francis and doctors will evaluate his broken leg and see if he can continue with his journey here, this yacht race. live in san francisco, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> coming up, it's going to transform san francisco's skyline. a tech giant's big plans for the tallest tower on the west coast and how the entire bay area could benefit. >> treasures missin

kernen and andrew ross sorkin. our top story, france's alstom says it is backing an offer from general electric for its energy business. ge's offer for alstom's thermal power renewable power and grid businesses totaled $16.9 billion. alstom still left the door open for a competing bid from siemens. the french officials are concerned about keeping jobs in france. siemens reportedly improved its bid for the alstom unit and is waiting for a response. ge's ceo jeff immelt expressed confidence it would go through. alstom's shares are on the move in europe. you'll see they are up another 9.3%. it's been a steady climb since the word about the ge offer first leaked out. you can see right now, the latest trade 29.51. back here at home, ge shares are down by about a penny in premarket trade, 26.75. ge's jeff immelt will be talking to cnbc first around 9:30 eastern time this morning. we'll also be talking to an analyst in just a few moments about ge's offer, what he thinks ultimately will happen with this deal. first, more h

andrew, tom, david, and anders. thank you so much. >> one more round of applause for our fabulous moderator. [applause] >> the most recent in our series of debates, find it on mccain institute.org, our youtube channel, our itunes page. find out how you can support the institute. thank you for coming. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] nato says its military presence along the lines is eastern border will be increasingly evident in response to russia's aggression in ukraine. the alliances secretary says nato aircraft will fly more missions over the baltic region and says ships will deploy to the baltic sea, eastern mediterranean, and elsewhere if needed. while congress is on break this week, we are presenting some of the supreme court's notable oral arguments this term. this evening, a case dealing with free speech and discrimination. justices look at whether secret service agents can be sued for removing protesters, an organ hot

exactly what andrew is describing. what made this so unique, what allowed this country to come into existence to fight off the british army was local commune groups. was the town square in new england. wars the folks that came together as a little community and a little militia, 10 guys around the town square where they were having their own government and solve their own problems i say government, it was just the community coming together to solve their problems. when the army came, they armed up and went and fought and kept coming from new hampshire and massachusetts from vermont and up state new york. that little community group, whatever it was, became the lion's club or kiwanis club or jaycees whatever throughout history became america strong. which lost that. bowling alone. what is going on today? technology facilitates. my sid can sit and play forever when the computer and my mind craft with all his friends. which have bring it back to the same thing that founded country and same thing that allowed it to break f

jelani andrews. >> that's right. come in the other room. >> why you do that, pro? [ laughter ] >> i'm tired, bro. >> he's really cool. like, i respect him. he's not a judgmental person at all. he's my best friend. >> i don't know. just woke up. >> why didn't you wake me up? did you touch my feet again? >> yeah. >> i've known shaquille since seventh grade. he's cool. i'm proud to say that my gay best friend. >> he's in for marijuana and concealed carrying a weapon. >> that when they have balls. >> dude's like, i got strap for sale. want to buy it? what kind of strap? the .40. it was beautiful. what you talking about? yes, you did. i didn't get in trouble because i never shot the gun. didn't scratch the serial numbers off and all the original hallow tips was in the clip. nothing in the chamber. >> if he done any of those things, andrews could have faced a stiff sentence in federal prison instead of a couple of months in the hamptons. >> it's a wake-up call. i am the youngest person on this -- i'm 1 years old in this h2-a [ bleep ] part. this is the best part to be in

>> eventually i will be, andrew.e telling me seven-year fixed. >> i think that's great. >> right now the cy're consensu is year. >> you can pay off whatever you want. >> but seven year. >> what was that about for you guys? >> higher income, you can certainly do a shorter mortgage and pay it off sooner. but becky makes a good point. if you did a 30-year you can pay it off whenever you want. >> you think you will pay the piper when rates go up. but you don't know. >> one quick question. you got into a big case. >> we did. >> you did lose. >> to zillow. you were suing saying the technology of auctions -- >> we got a patent in 1998 on the process of connecting consumers with multiple lenders. we went through a patent trial. we settled with four to five companies. we will appeal it. we believe there's lots of copycats. >> how important is it? >> not at all. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> good choice. >> we'll take a look at what's driving investors to sell stocks right now. we are expecting first quarter results

look at how andrew governed the state. it's a great psychological mystery. be a cautionary tale for democrats nationally. >> i was not surprised by the washington post story. cuomo a campaigned as a progressive, a liberal on things like raising the minimum wage. things like marriage equality. things like guns. things like ethics. he delivered on some of them early on but over the last couple of months has backed away. campaign finance reform is one where progressives were disappointed in him. they thought new york would be a place where there would be a great model to say here is the agenda alive in the state. he backed away from things. i don't think they recognize the damage done. in new york it was a specific case with the working families party. the dynamics may work out they can't run are somebody else. it's done damage to him nationally. if he were the to try to run for president in the event that hillary doesn't run, i think he'll are have more trouble with progressives because they feel he made promises and didn't keep them. that's worse than not doi

and for many on the autism spectrum, like and john cease son andrew, this's kind of perfect. what's the best part of it? >> doing tire shines on a customer's car. >> reporter: going through a car wash two years ago, john thought andrew could do this. an answer perhaps to the question every parent with a child with special needs worries about. what happens when they grow up? what does this give your on? >> a life. that was john's vision from the beginnings, but now we all see it. >> do a good job on this you can go on break, okay? >> reporter: including andrew's brother tom who chose not to work on wall street in order to start this family business. >> i work alongside him every day. we wash cars right next to each other sometimes. >> reporter: with tips and not a penny in government subsidies, the men average about $11 an hour. while a few quit, john hasn't fired anyone and he wants to build two more car washes to see if the business model is viable. >> we're setting people up for success, not for failure. i don't want to throw a lifeline and have to take it back. >> reporter

>> he said andrew. >> are you drunk down there?> i don't see why it is evil. >> did you like "entourage"? >> i like the parts of "entourage" -- you don't like any show where like the guy gets laid. >> why would we watch that a? i saw an awkward weird owe go -- weirdo going -- confident man on the channel. >> was that an impression of me? it was a good one. >> it is guys partying and there are girls that like them. >> you hit the nail on the head. that's why i don't leak it. like it. i don't need to see people having a better time than me. i don't need that. i need to be -- you are right. i need to see people in misery. carrie, agree with me. "entourage" pretends -- it is not pretentious. >> it is low brow. i have never, ever -- i admit i never watched an episode of "entourage." >> here is my impression of it? >> what's up dude. >> what's up? >> good to see you. >> great. >> work. >> yeah. >>sex with those chicks ? >> lunch at my house. >> "entourage" theater. >> do you think this is your house some. >> it has been embarrassing when

andrew's read. >> andrew, take it away. >> small business owners seeing a spring thaw according to results of pnc's economic outlook. these were legitimate numbers, steve called them legitimate numbers numbers. we want to hear about the numbers. steve is at the table. take it away, tell us what this change is all about. steve hoffman is with us. >> i think it's legitimate. we've been doing it for 13 years. it this is a survey of small business owners we conducted from late january through early march. some of the worst of the winter weather. but we ask them to look ahead. 6 to 12 months and frankly, the small business owners were more optimistic, optimistic, about their company over the next 6 t to 12 months. that's the best we've seen in our'v survey since before the recession began. about 12% were still pessimistic. that's a pretty good spread between those who are positive and negative. >> what's the rationale? >> well, we don't have -- we have details. we look, we say how is that going to translate into intentions? are these intentions going to translate into actions? we think they are

joining us now is andrew keene, president of keeneonthemarket.com. happy monday andrew. >>happy monday angie. >>let's begin with netflix. earnings coming out after the close tonight? what do you think? >>the option market is implying about a $40 move. we saw netflix go from 80 to 460. now it is back to $340. i think it's going to make a big move. it always makes a big move on earnings. i don't think there's going to be any free passes in this. people don't want growth stocks. their allocation has shifted. cmg chipotle had an unbelievable earnings report on friday. the stock was up $27. it reversed and ended up down $15. so i don't think there's any more free passes. i'm going to be looking to play netflix through the options market to the short side. i'm thinking it might be able to touch down to the $280 level. >>what do you think about apple and earnings? >>if someone said what earnings are going to be the best, i would think google and facebook. facebook is this week. google was last week. google sold off. ibm is a great looking chartthat sold off. yahoo actually did

andrew garfield and zac barnett on the twitter mirror. looks just like andrew garfield. yeah.s event. the s60 with 0.9% apr and up to $2500 in allowances. ♪ >>> look at that selfie. you got to love it. american authors and andrew garfield, singer zac barnett. a lot say they look alike. do you see it? i think the facial expression is throwing you off but "the amazing spider-man 2," did we mention, opens friday here in the united states. but it's already snared fans worldwide in its web. andrew is here with a sneak peek at the blockbuster but first want to take a look where spidey is helping a young boy fend off some bullies. >> i think without spider-man there would be no hope for this kid. >> who do you think pays the bills for all the damages he causes, huh? it's you and me. >> do you make this? >> yes. >> you made this. no way. this is amazing. right? i'll walk you home. what's your name? jorge. >> i'm spider-man. >> by the way, such a touching scene and spider-man is always there for the underdog. i read you actually, spider-man helped you. the comic book series helped you

and wyatt andrews introduced us to olivia mcconnell, an eight- year-old trying to herd dinosaurs in the south carolina legislature. >> if something's wrong i've got to help out. that's just the right thing to do. that's what i'm all about. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. the supreme court ruled today that voters may ban racial preferences in deciding who gets into a state college and who doesn't. affirmative action, as it is known, is still constitutional, but this decision gives voters in each state the final say in whether to allow it. it wasn't close-- 6-2, the six being justices roberts, kennedy, scalia, thomas, alito and breyer. ginsberg and sotomayor dissented. justice kagan had worked on the case before she joined the court. she didn't vote today. here's chief legal correspondent jan crawford. >> reporter: for a generation, the battle over affirmative action has been fought here at the supreme court, but today, the justices said voters, not judges, could decide the ultimate fate of

visitation for andrew will be held today from 4:00 to 10:00 at st.nn's catholic church in union city. a public service will be held friday at chapel of the crimes in hayward. >>> the deadline has passed now for uninsured americans to sign up for health coverage under obamaca obamacare. some californians are getting a grace period. so many people tried to beat the midnight deadline. cover california had to switch off a key function on website. people were frustrated at this assistance center in richmond last night when they were stopped in their tracks. people who couldn't finish the process online will get extra time to complete their application. those who did not start the process will need face to face help to be enrolled by april 15th. those who are still uninsured get another chance when the next open enrollment period begins november 15th. >>> breaking news overnight. an upscale apartment complex into flames in the city of rockville, maryland, about 20 miles from the white house. witnesses say they could see an orange glow from the fire several

>> the big quality value companies, tie le went down with andrew's momentum stocks. they are at a very good value today relative to just about anything else in the world. and i think that they're probably better than any other asset category i can think of. >> andrew, mike, thank you for being with us. we appreciate your time. >>> tyler, if you want to beat the market right notice, take a look at the transports. these stocks are considered by many to be leading indicators, but not all transcription stocks are the same, right, dominic chu? >> no, they're not, michelle. they're all part of the broader industrial index, a real laggard so far this year. if you ship about i air or by ground, those kinds of stocks have divergent stock performances. we'll talk more on "power lunch." so keep it right here, after the break. break. [ dog barks ] ♪ [ male announcer ] imagine the cars we drive... being able to see so clearly... to respond so intelligently and so quickly, they can help protect us from a world of unseen danger. it's the stuff of science fiction... minus the fictio

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernen. becky is out this morning. we hope she's going to feel better and hope to see her later this week. ceo mary barra is heading to capitol hill to testify before the energy and commerce committee about last month's recall for an ignition switch. that's scheduled to start at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. among what she's going to say is the following, as soon as i learned about the following, we equity acted without letation. we told the world we had a problem that needed to be fixed. whatever mistakes were made in the past, we will not shirk from our responsibilities now and in the future. gm said it expects to take a charge up to $750 million in the first quarter, mostly related to the costs of recall repairs. shares of gm, they've come off their highs of about $42 million a share, now trading at about $34 a share. we will see what happens to that stock today at she begins to speak at gm. in just a few minutes, we've got represent michael burgess. he's going to give us a preview of today's hearing. i still don't know i

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andrew nisbet said there were two cars.santon, one in santa barbara where one victim attends college. andrew nisbet suggested that they take the victim's cell phones so the murders would look like robberies. when deputies searched the cell, they did find driving directions to one of those alleged victim's homes in pleasanton. we have reached out to the district attorney's office but we haven't heard back yet. we do know that he's due back in court on june 10th. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> now to our continuing coverage of the warriors/clippers coverage. last night the clippers came to life on the same day the owner was banned for death. they defeated the warriors in los angeles, giving them a 3-2 lead in the best of seven series. game 6 is tomorrow night in oakland. earlier in the day, adam silver handed down the harshest penalty possible to donald sterling for his racist comments. silver gave sterling a lifetime ban meaning he cannot attend any nba games or practices for the rest of his life and he fined sterli

andrew young brought up. doris kerns goodwin taught -- it's not surprising, but we'll see. goodwin says hey, it's all about the relationships. make those relationships happen. people they'd to sit down and talk to each other, even if they disagree. carol? >> suzanne malveaux, many thanks. thank you for joining me today. i'm carol costello. >>> the story is changing. officials now say flight 370 made a rapid descent below 5,000 feet. it disappeared, then reappeared on radar, they say. was this to avoid detection? is this proof of a criminal act? we're live with all the breaking details. >>> another change. investigators now say it was the pilot, not the co-pilot, who uttered the last words from the cockpit. so what does that tell us? >>> and a new ping coming from the ocean floor leading authorities to narrow the search zone even more as they try to zero in on those critical black boxes from flight 370.

andrew, as somebody who parties in life you love this. she partied in her own death. >> i do hope this was her idea and not her friends or family. although even that -- you know, in new orleans especially there is a tradition for celebrating in the face of what might be a sad or traj a jibing -- tragic moment. celebrate the person and the life they lead. this is still intense. if i was to show up there maybe not prepared for this, it is confrontational. it is a confrontational funeral. i appreciate the party. anytime you can turn anything into a party, even a show like this, it is a big achievement. >> it seems narrow minded you prefer every corpse to be in an open-faced coffin. how would you like your funeral dye ram ma? i emphasize die. >> we have multiples spread all over the room. you would have to tell which is a dead corpse and me and which was someone posing. >> that would be neat. >> just wax figures of you and one is actually you. >> this is a wax figure right now. it is very advanced cenematronics. >> is this creepy? >> i think

andrew, what happened?, laura, the ambassador for jordan was traveling in his official car on his way from home to the embassy and then suddenly it came under attack by at least two other vehicles. there was gunfire and his driver was shot in the leg. the car came to a halt obviously and then at least two men dressed in civilian clothes took the ambassador at gunpoint and abducted him. we have heard this from the foreign ministry, all of those points have been confirmed, what is unclear is who these people are and what motivation they have. this is a situation in libya that happens every other day there is a kidnapping but not necessarily ambassador and so there is a lot of concern throughout the city right now as to what may have happened to this ambassador and what the motivation is. >> absolutely. when one looks at the security situation there in libya one has to question whether there is any. >> well, of course, i mean, the main issue here of course is the fact that all of the fighting groups from the r

recession that is gripped the country but one that will at least give life to this tour for some time yet andrew farmer for r.t. porter. ok let's quickly head around the world now some news in brief starting with news that the south korean coast guard says almost three hundred people remain unaccounted for after a ferry sank off the country's coast passengers are dead and the fourteen are injured four hundred fifty nine people mostly teenagers on a school trip were on board the vessel when it hit rocks in poor visibility a rescue operation involving thirty four naval coast guard and civilian ships along with eight hundred helicopter is still on the way. in while an anti-government demonstration in haiti has ended in scuffles with police hundreds of people angry at a clampdown on freedom of expression and an increasing censorship were confronted by armed police on the way to the former presidential residence for several arrests

andrew is live in seoul.rew, what's happening to find the 295 or so people who are still missing? >> reporter: what happened is still a mystery. this is a ship traveling in clear conditions, clear weather, close to shore. lots of shipping around. a well navigated and chartered route. it appears to have collided with an underwater object. how that could happen or why it happened, no one knows. people are more focused on the rescue operation. what's happening right now is the ship, after hitting this apparent underwater object listed for, we believe two hours before capsizing. the situation right now is a section of the bow of the ship, the front of the ship is under water. there are 160 navy divers from the south korean special forces and their underwater salvage. there's a perimeter of a ridge of inflatable poets around the scene sinking. these guys are going under water with lifelines thethered to their boats searching inside the submerged hole of the ship, a dangerous operation. >> the last report i read in

andrew and i will both be in omaha.n your next birthday. >> thanks for the book on creighton university. there is not a net jet card in between any of the pages. >> look carefully, joe. >> i'm going to go back and look again. i went through. i used a little x-ray thing. there's nothing there. >> it might have gotten lost in the mail. >> i'll be looking for it. >> that's warren buffet. disney expands to shanghai. why is our arizona-based company relocating manufacturing 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 today is tuesday today, we greet you. treat you. care for you. today, you can come to cleveland clinic for anything, everything or just to

andrew is off this week. we have another big show this morning with a huge newsmaker coming our way at 7:30 a.m. eastern time. bill ackman will be our special guest. he's making waves as he teams up with valeant in a bid for allergan. we'll talk about this more coming up, including comments from carl icahn. he was on the opposite side on herbalife. there's a lot of enimity. >> at one point he said i have nothing at bill ackman. he made me $400 million. i like him. >> there's been a lot of bad blood there. >> he was saying in a way he took advantage of him. >>> dow chemical, procter & gamble, boeing, apple and facebook all being released today. a lot coming up. at 7:30 eastern time, the dow chemical ceo will be joining us and we'll be hearing from at&t ceo john stevens. the company says it had a higher than expect ed amount of customers switching to a new plan. if you take a look at what's been happening with at&t shares, you'll see at least it was down by 2% after hours, i think. 35.50 was the last trade. >>

andrew thomas, king island, australia. >> a check on the morning's top stories just ahead.lus we will introduce you to some of the people who are risking it all, all for a chance at life in america. >>> good morning to you. welcome back to al jazeera america. i am morgan radford, and here are today's headlines. ukraine's interior minister announced that government forces have launched what he called an anti-terrorist operation. >> that's against pro-russian militants who seized a police stati station. one security officer has been killed and five others wounded when people who lived there are being warned to stay indoors and away from windows. >>> three provinces hild well chemical filled barely bombs. damascus and a branch of al-qaeda. the assad regime is supposed to get rid of all of its chemical weapons by june. >> illegal crossings along the southwest border have increased dramatically. the new york sometimes says the border mat trol made nearly 91,000 arrests in the rio grande valley and that was over the past six months, 69% more than the year before. recently, there

. >>> right now, we have a picture from joint base andrews in maryland. rebound is about to depart on air force one next to ft. hood where he is headed to tend a memorial for the soldiers killed last week on the base if a shooting. three were killed and 16 wounded. the gunman arm specialist took his own life and was not hit by military miss gunfire. 2 the people -- 2,000 people are invited to attend the memorial. we will carry the president's remarks at the memorial service live in a special report which should be happening around 12:30 our time. >>> turning things over to meteorologist, mike nicco, talking about a home opener under glorious sunshine. >> a great day. got a win. today? >> the warmth carried the home run bulls. >> usually happens, the warmer it is, the easier it is to hit. today we have evening games and when you head to at&t the weather will not disappoint. the clouds are hanging around but no precipitation. sfo shows clouds to the north. not over the airport so that is why right now we do not have flight arrival delays with slower sunshin

>> this is andrew. >> hey, how are you? >> hi, andrew.ice to meet you. >> i'm selling him the car for 28 1/2. >> i won't sell it at that. car's worth 30 all day, wholesale. >> i think that if i bring it to the auction, it does 27, 27.5, and i think at 28.5 i'm just trying to open the door to do business here. >> and this was a frontline ready car, so... >> i'm taking that into consideration at 28.5. >> "frontline ready" means that the car has gone through a series of inspections and has been checked out from top to bottom. the car's been detailed and it's now ready for sale to the customer. >> i can't let you make a couple thousand on a wholesale deal. >> okay. >> andrew, how are you? >> hi. >> this is marcus. >> how long have we had this car? >> close to six months. >> i mean, that's the issue. the car's not worth 34 grand. who bought this car? >> pete bought it online. >> it was a mistake. >> well, i still think 28.5 was too low. >> let's you and i talk over here. sorry, andrew. what is the problem with letting tony do his job? what is

ambassador andrew young and former president bill clinton. they propose that all social security cards have a photo i.d. attached to them and that would serve as a voter i.d. this makes sense because all americans are required to have the social security card and get one through the mail. you don't have to show up anywhere. also, it's free. takes two weeks for delivery. voter ids would make fraud more difficult, everybody knows that. but, still, the far left objects. >> the particular proposal having to do with social security cards, i'm afraid, is not one that is workable. and there are real sensitive privacy and security issues around social security cards that make that a little bit troubling as a source of a photo i.d. >> again, ridiculous. privacy issues? what privacy issues? everybody has a social security card. you put a picture on it, that violates your privacy? does a driver's license violate your privacy? i guess so, lady. again, this is a reuse. because the grievance industry wants the republican party -- if you take that issue awa

this is exactly what andrew is describing. unique and allow the country to come into existence was a vocal community groups. it was the town square in new england. it was the folks that came together, 10 guys with the town square, with their own government, solving their own problems. it was just the community coming together to solve their problems. they armed up and fought, and they kept coming. that little community group, whatever it is, it became the --kiwans club. we have lost some of that. foreveran sit and play with his computer or playing mine craft with all of his friends. the local community that is willing to fight. i do not think we have to go as far as dying, but they were willing to do that. do thatmmunity could together, and i think that is where we need to go. round of applause. thank you guys so much. [applause] as that was fascinating, if you are interested in events, you should join. $35 a year. you also get a copy of the book. and if you have thoughts on future topics you would like to around, ourations go

andrew is back with us now from the capitol of tripoli.e us the details of the kidnapping, andrew. >> reporter: he was in fact on his way in a routine day to work around rush hour time in the center of the capitol when two vehicles at least drive forward with speed and there was gunfire and the driver was hit. it's also said that another person on the bodyguard team was hit as well. and he was taken at gun point by two civilian clad -- men in civilian clothes, wearing hoods and they drove away at speed. no one knows what the motive was, or indeed where he is now. and the interior ministry has announced an investigation. there is a situation in libya right now where security is in a really grim state and kidnaps like this are becoming the norm, not necessarily of an ambassador, because it is thought to be the first ambassador, actually taken in this way, but certainly there have been many kidnappings of diplomats. the secretary to the ambassador who is still missing. and egyptian diplomats who were released later in exchange by egypt. and a

. >> our andrew thomas is on the ground in the solomon islands where massive floods have taken a toll. the clock is ticking in ukraine tonight. pro-russian activists are still occupying government buildings in the east. the interior ministry has warned they have just 48 hours to negotiate a solution or be forced out. eastern city of donetske. >> with a 48 hour ultimatum, the crush is on in donetske. control of the state administration building remain on high alert. negotiations are underway with protestors agreeing to carry out government property saying they don't want state workers to lose their jobs. clearly then some signs of negotiation that many of the people we've spoken to here say they remember the soviet era as the golden years and they say the only outcome they'll be happy with is if eastern ukraine has the chance to join russia. >> i've been living here for 73 years. i've built ought of this and they give me ultimatums. i can't look at these people who fill their possibilities while the earth burns beneath them. >> they give us ultimatums but it doesn't scare us. if they w

andrew nesbitt plotted to kill the boys who a used of him. they added three new counts for solicit take much murder. reportedly nesbitt wanted to make it looks like they were being robbed from their cell phones and nesbitt is scheduled to appear june 10th. >>> and we have a historic ruling by the nwa and it happened on the same day their owners were right tseated. it was an emotional crowd and warrior stefan kerry had 8 turnovers he was much more than just a distraction, oop he der definitely did a great job contract am rollly, it took and it with was not anything out of the situation. >> the clippers now lead 3 games to two and it is a must win for the warriors when they host the clippers in game 6 tomorrow night in oakland. >>> thousands are wear ware being black shirts and look act it before the controversy and it was a sea of red as they proudly displayed their colors. >>> it was no ordinary civil plie off game. many handed out leaflets earning am out to not going over and it was a historic ruling in sports. adam silva handed down the hal