people are taking doctor advice about getting a colonoscopy the death rate has fallen 30% for victims anls 50 to older. researchers say part of the decline can be due to a big jump of american that's get screenings. >>> faa checking out a delta airlines jet that lost part of a wing last night from atlanta to or hando. here is a photo showing the missing panel. the plane made a safe emergency landing with atlanta with 185 passenger asks crew on board a delta spokesman calls this incident highly unusual. but the problem did not affect the plane's ability to fly. >> tesla under fire over the way it's selling cars the silicon valley-based auto maker selling fares from ohio cuts. last week new jersey approved a regulation from going great to customers. elan musk says customers can look at the cars before ordering them online. >> scientists calling it a big bang break through and have found evidence of the expansion of the universe. the grew is found in something called gravitational waves. scientists able to measure the waves which are ripples that show the universe expanded quickly nearly 14 m

. >> let's say there was a mechanical failure and you are flying this plane headed north anl stop would there be opportunity to land somewhere between turning back, flying into malaysia and then going into the water? >> if that happened, and i think that is remote as a possibility, i would want to backtrack on the route i used to get to where i was an flight back to the airport. but i would have been on the radio, trying to reach someone and let them know what was going on. total electrical failure would suggest all of your radios are god. but there is one radio that is same electrical sources. it has a smaller range but it could be used to radio the ground. i just feel like we have so little definite information we can go to the bank on that we are shooting at all kinds of things and coming up with all kinds of theories and not enough concrete information to pass on to the public. so much for joining us. a retired american airlines pilot. the search for the missing plane continues. in syria, five point 5 million children have been affected by the country's civil war. according to a uni

. >> let's say there was a mechanical failure and you are flying this plane headed north anl stop would there be opportunity to land somewhere between turning back, flying into malaysia and then going into the water? >> if that happened, and i think that is remote as a possibility, i would want to backtrack on the route i used to get to where i was an flight back to the airport. but i would have been on the radio, trying to reach someone and let them know what was going on. total electrical failure would suggest all of your radios are god. but there is one radio that is same electrical sources. it has a smaller range but it could be used to radio the ground. i just feel like we have so little definite information we can go to the bank on that we are shooting at all kinds of things and coming up with all kinds of theories and not enough concrete information to pass on to the public. so much for joining us. a retired american airlines pilot. the search for the missing plane continues. in syria, five point 5 million children have been affected by the country's civil war. according to a uni

and make it profit anl for fute twr future generations. it is recommended that congress pass a reauthorization bill that relies on extra revenue. it covers the protected shortfall. the future trust fund would receive a $150 billion. yet the program continues to ignore the real problem where we get future revenues. my question to you is as our economy continues to recover, because she's are the people lake myself will be able to hire more people why do you think that is taxing and regulations helps the economy instead of bur developing me. so i understand an appreciate there have been 18tieen differe cuts and whether that is encouraging contracting or it looks like this year for the first time we will meet the goals. >> do you frl think increasing taxes though in the short-term really solves the problem? >> how am i supposed to pay for the minimum wage increase. >> we believe it is a thing that will be hopeful to our economy overall. >> i think with regard to a number of states have done it and not seen negative economic impacts. and when a

. >> the expect described between anls of 20-40. black hair and a mustache, they say the suspect also may have a rash or birth mark on the left side of the forehead a flyer was handed to the parents. >> we had almost 400 parents, many speaking english as a second language. these are the men and women who will hold them accountable. >> protecting our children. a message that rings loud and clear, whenever you live. >> some students in brentwood in trouble for sexting. one boy used the pictures to coerce a girl to have sex with him on campus. police say the boy will be charged with a crime. >> a 16-year-old girl arrested today after police say she gave classmates brownies laced with marijuana. police say the girl handed out brownies to five students yesterday morning. after they got to school several of the students got sick ask students told us it came as a shock. >> i saw, i came to school late i, yeah. the classroom was dead silent. yeah. >> according to the investigation police believe the students were aware brownies were laced w

. >> the expect described between anls of 20-40. black hair and a mustache, they say the suspect also may have a rash or birth mark on the left side of the forehead a flyer was handed to the parents. >> we had almost 400 parents, many speaking english as a second language. these are the men and women who will hold them accountable. >> protecting our children. a message that rings loud and clear, whenever you live. >> some students in brentwood in trouble for sexting. one boy used the pictures to coerce a girl to have sex with him on campus. police say the boy will be charged with a crime. >> a 16-year-old girl arrested today after police say she gave classmates brownies laced with marijuana. police say the girl handed out brownies to five students yesterday morning. after they got to school several of the students got sick ask students told us it came as a shock. >> i saw, i came to school late i, yeah. the classroom was dead silent. yeah. >> according to the investigation police believe the students were aware brownies were laced w

with all of that in mind, we anl keep an eye on investigation in terms of stock trading. looking touities are open a little bit softer. obama's rhetoric shifting up a gear. warning a deceleration is needed in terms of russia's decision in crime your. merkel getting ready for tougher spots. stocks over the past few days had a nice rally. 2%. let's see what is going on with one or two of them. so we had a rally of over 2%. we are getting some of that back today. sap up. on the downside is commerce bank and bayer. there are couple of stocks that are worth watching on the day. jon mentioned rbs in terms of having failed the stress test. we're talking about banking, engineering and here we go with heneais. they will go online in central europe and china, spain, but it is missing on this margins. tough on the high streetk. paschi unchanged. the police are investigating stock moves and traits. babcock. what do they do? they dismantle nuclear plants. they have confirmed. they were in talks in terms of with a joint venture spanish helicopter service company. the confirmed today th

reports that says it actually took a 90-degree turn, flew back over the main island and disappearedf in anlentirely different location. so listen, if, if earth images has got a plan where a lot of people can take a look at this, oky not? i think it is, i think it's a plus. neil: you know it is funny too. because you will be amazed what people learn watching same thing you're watching. i have seen it covering live events, e-mails from viewers watching it unfold as i am, i remember as a young reporter, covering the 1986 challenger crash. it was an engineer, retired engineer in florida who noticed something he attributed at the time to o-ring giving way that later proved to be actually prescient and right, that is what contributed to that disaster. so average folks, sitting at home can see stuff, but what, what do experts hope that they will glom on to?hope t that is what i don't know. >> i think probably the experts, the ntsb folks over in malasia, the civil aviation authorities, i mean they're going to, they're going, tend to their normal investigative protocols. 23 something comes up, if i w

. >> he passed his legacy to his kids and grandkids grandkids anl who loved him he was sunshine. >> you. >> all the grandchildren he would sing, you are my sunshine and that's their song for grandpa, and he had a sunny smile and a silly giggle. please don't take my sunshine away. ♪ >> when dough -- she said they sang that song on his 90th 90th birthday and one final time as the hearse drove away with his body. walter ehlers, we salute you. >> a marine who serve in afghan it set to receive the honor. kyle carpenter jumped on a grenade to protect a fellow marine whale thigh were standing guard. he will be the marine's third medal of honor recipients from the wars in afghanistan and iraq, and the second living recipient. let's good back to shepard smith live in teeey. -- kiev. >> now the question, did the former ukrainian president viktor yanukovych really have a heart attack in russia. we'll speak to a former u.s. ambassador to ukraine who says that would be very convenient for moscow. details ahead on "shepard smith reporting" live from kiev. ♪ [ banker ] sydney needed some financial gui

you it is anl ordinary course of life.u had money going into , andtion at all levels create literally millions of scholarships into the higher educational fields, concentrating in those areas, stem education, we have a huge shortage and it increased number of startups. start ups, if you look at the statistic, that has been the cause of all of our increase in employment in the last years. we have a shortage of exactly the talent you need to multiply the number of startups. >> thank you. no doubt small and medium-size s are job creators. thank you for joining us. still ahead, equity futures are sliding this morning. not being helped at all by income or spending numbers. we will walk you through the opening bell with our guests. google is flying high and we are not talking about the stocks. the company is now building its own air force terminal. it is. that is coming up. ♪ moneying a lot of people if you put your best on that picture. it was the first movie -- it made history as the first movie from a black director to win th

there's no question it will be a for anl moment african-american president visiting pope francis. i think there will be substantive issues talked about. the pope has talked about things similar to what the president has talked about. the president from his state of said raisingress the minimum wage and econometric -- and economic actions can help. he is on the white house feed for on keeping nuclear materials out of the hands of terrorists. he will continue the summit on tuesday before traveling to brussels that evening. on wednesday he stops in the cemetery a multipart in the eu summit. you also meet with the secretary general. thursday he will meet with pope francis before wrapping this up thursday. lexie's band. for 35 years in public affairs down from washington. putting you in the room a congressional hearing, briefings, and offering them brief gavel to gavel coverage of the u.s. house as a public service of private industry. cable created by the industry 35 years ago and brought to you by a public service. watch us in hd, like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. ashingt

and make it profit anl for fute twr future generations. it is recommended that congress pass a reauthorization bill that relies on extra revenue. it covers the protected shortfall. the future trust fund would receive a $150 billion. yet the program continues to ignore the real problem where we get future revenues. my question to you is as our economy continues to recover, because she's are the people lake myself will be able to hire more people why do you think that is taxing and regulations helps the economy instead of bur developing me. so i understand an appreciate there have been 18tieen differe cuts and whether that is encouraging contracting or it looks like this year for the first time we will meet the goals. >> do you frl think increasing taxes though in the short-term really solves the problem? >> how am i supposed to pay for the minimum wage increase. >> we believe it is a thing that will be hopeful to our economy overall. >> i think with regard to a number of states have done it and not seen negative economic impacts. and when a

investigators are also anl liedsing a flight simulator taken from the home of the plane's captain tosion maneuvers that were seen by investigators in the days that followed. >>> many medical news. clear evidence showing how important colonoscopies are. in fighting cancer. a study out today shows that colon cancer rates have dropped by roughly 30% in the last decade among adults over the age of 50. doctors give colonoscopies much of the credit. >>> major new study will examine if nutrients in dark chocolate will help prevent heart attack and stroke. the four-year-old study will give patients new pills. packed with cocoa flavonols. the study sponsored in part by the mars candy company. >>> and finally, if it weren't st. patrick's day, this would be very disturbing. however, it's only celebratory. we'll speed up the film. the time-laps of the boat dumping the chemicals that turn the chicago river green. it's the plumbers union, in fact, they've been doing it for more than 50 years. they actually used to dump more green dye. but they're now "erin" on the side of the environment. >> oh! >

is anl is that there important need for surveillance for purposes of border security. that is my primary. >> i have just a few moments left. the washington times reported that dhs has left border drones out to local states hundreds of times. , that is tostic males of american citizens. is it something that you would except that you will continue in that regard? i am asking from a privacy standpoint. illegality standpoint. >> my principle -- my priority is border security. that is part of the homeland security mission. that is my priority. if i have surveillance technology that congress has funded and given to me for that purpose, that is my priority. >> for americans or for people on the border that are coming across? >> for border security. >> only? >> i can't say solely. there may be some instances where for a very important law-enforcement objective we might support some local law enforcement efforts at drug trafficking or something to that nature. the principal reason they are there is for border security. >> your time is expired. gentlelady from new york, ms. clar

but we are at war in radical anl islam being interviewed in the nation. the nsa program was designed to protect us against an enemy who is hell-bent on attacking our nation at home and throughout the world; do you agree? >> yes, sir. >> is it likely that the fifth column movements are in the united stateunited states endede country sympathetic to the enemy? >> we have seen those kind of actions by people in the united states. >> okay. >> do you beat me that we have had the capabilities and effect in september, 2001 that we have today is a high likelihood we would have intercepted the attack of 9/11? >> the potential would have been greater. >> as we reform the program will you keep at the forefront of your thinking not to take us back for the 9/11 capability? >> yes, sir. >> when it comes to the monitoring content of a citizen on the phone, the nsa program is very restricted in that regard; is that a true statement? >> very true. >> that the threat we face is very real. major are you familiar with that? >> at fort hood, i believe. >> how could he come a m

there's no question it will be a for anl moment african-american president visiting pope francis. think there will be substantive issues talked about. the pope has talked about things similar to what the president has talked about. the president from his state of said raisingress the minimum wage and econometric -- and economic actions can help. he is on the white house feed for "the washington post." his work is online. we appreciate you being with us this sunday morning. we are getting your comments on facebook and twitter. you can join in on facebook.com/cspan. --hael ahas this tweet "the national catholic reporter" has this piece on line -- "secretary of state john kerry went to the vatican earlier this year. according to officials it gives another taste of the president's upcoming visit." both sides describing that meeting on positive terms. you can get more fat online. brad is joining us from moran, michigan. good morning to you. obama -- he has been humiliated by putin. obamacare is falling apart. his own party is running away from him. he doesn't make the laws, he has to e

and can tell if a human poses a threat simply by listening to his or her voice and can even guess the anlnd the ethnicity of who is behind the voice and they played recording of human voices to wild elephants in kenya and watch how they reacted and found an elephant herd would come together in defensive position after hearing an east african ethnic group that hunted elephants for centuries. if you want to go on an ice cliff iowa may not be the first place that comes to mind but as we report iowa has become home to some of the most challenging ice climbing in the country. >> reporter: as sending the face of a glacier is a rush but this is not an ice-covered cliff in the swiss alps, this is in iowa and the challenge is taking place on the side of a cokorcor silo. >> the first word is so awesome. >> reporter: it's the brain child of rock climber and extreme sportsman don brigs. the idea came to him 13 years ago driving the wide, open flat lands of iowa. >> a lot of silos not used any more and used to feed cattle and no cattle on the farm and have an silo and no use for it and we are putting

tax, would pay for it and tax credits for college situation and wants it permanent and funding for anlingays and railroads across the country, stephanie. >> we will see where it goes with congress and have an expert on that in the next hour and erica thank you. it looks like that blast of winter weather may finally be moving out of the northeast and ebony deon has a look at the complete forecast. good morning. >> reporter: the snow but the cold air is sticking around and we seen the cold air make its way to the gulf coast where this morning we are dealing with icing across southern areas of texas, freezing rain now taking place around houston and corpus christie and a few clouds heading to the afternoon and not much of a warm up expected and well below average and any travel plans on houston and i-10 and further north it's going to be a very slick and slippery go so do watch out for that as you go through the day. the cold air has made its way into georgia as well. yesterday we were in the 50s but this morning we are still around the freezing point and seeing the freeze warnings persistin