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it looks like he may have thrown a fish on a hook into the water to lure the pelican closer becaus he's got a little bit of line t he's a this pelican closer to him. he grabs him by the bill and then the video ends and we have no idea what happens. >> what? >> no! >> oh, no, we don't see him reach in there and pull out the bone? >> no. the video does cut but i got to believe that once the fisherman's got it here, he's probably able to reach in and free the pelican. because the video is titled pelican rescue. >> rescue. >> oh, good. >>> yesterday was april fool's day and i got to imagine that's like christmas morning if you run, like, a prank versus prank youtube channel. we've seen these guys before, they're a couple jesse and gina, thel pra they prank each other. and it was jesse's turn to prank on april fool's day. he took a chocolate bar and sort of made it look like a piece of cat poop. this is apparently where it goes to the bathroom. >> they are trying to train the cat to go in the toilet. >> and he sprayed it with this poop-smelling spray. >> good lord this is an elaborate frapra

i lay this one square ly becaus everyone has known in the trade community for several years now thathese countries are going to the table and talking about really serious agricultural products like rice. >> producing their tariffs on imports. >> right. until the president has fast-track negotiating from congress. and the president has not lifted a if i think tore try to get that. and his biggest opponent are in his own party. for him to show up in japan and say, well, i guess we didn't get the trade deal we want, is a little disingenuous. >> we have a big problem with the russian troops on the border of ukraine. what do you make of the attempt to reassure ukraine? >> well, the question is what basis do the ukrainians have that the united states will follow through. joe biden said, we the stand with you. >> do you think it was a good idea to go there? >> i don't know. the administration keeps feeling they have to say the right thing or do the right thing. >> he goes there in person. doesn't that mine, look, we stand with you which. >> because of the president in japan, it says we have

otherwise he would risk looking be lidge rent and uncoop roofb becau -- belligerent and uncooperativedo you make of the prosecution's approach? if people were watching yesterday, you saw nel bounce from text messages, messages from reeva to the gun charge, discharging a fire weapon in a restaurant to the allegation that he fired his weapon through the roof of a car and then back to the incident on that fateful night. what do we make of that? >> reporter: well, actually that was a display of gerry nel's secludeness and skill as a -- shrewd not and skill as a prosecutor. he started out with character evidence. it's not the strongest evidence for him legally speaking, but it certainly is the evidence that is most likely to get under pistorius' skin. it also sets the

it is a business strategy that investors haveñr embraced becau they believe in his vision, building an-commerce power house that also offers almost everything from tablets to cloud comput computers. some are losing patience after amazon delivered strong sales but a disappointing out look. >>> the market wants profitability sooner, getting what it wants. >>> amazon's first quarter revenue jumped 23% to nearly $20 billion driven by new customers and new products. but amazon intends to keep spending a lot of money on hardware such as tablets and set top boxes as well as video content and delivery services, all the spending is having an impact on the bottom line. amazon projects a loss of $455 million. stock dropped hard in today's trade. suffering its worst day in months. it is now one of the worst performers this year in the s&p 500, despite big gains in 2013. bulls say amazon remains an important point where the company will enjoy both revenue acceleration and market expansion. >> and the market waxes and wanes on the need for desire. my guess is that once again somewhere later on this

john: i get tax deducts becau >>> i get tax deductions because i give a lot to charity and i have a retirementccount that lets me defer some taxes. of course, taking deductions makes my taxes more complex. i waste money on accountant and i have to do more recordkeeping. they are a way government manipulates people. what do you think? >> what the tax code is doing is trying to choose our values for us. it is telling us charity is good. maybe it is. >> protect our values? i thought government's role was to protect our personal property from the state. >> you know, they decide i need a solar panel, so they're going to give a tax credit for solar. they want me to buy a house, so they're going to give me a tax deduction. if i pay cash, i don't get benefit. they want me to take on debt. >> most people don't pay cash for a house. if people own their houses, they'll take care of them. they'll build communities. that's better for america. >> maybe that's true. >> none of the government's business. >> it's not the government's business to dictate my behavior. >> encouraging. >> it's encouraging by use o

they began to carry out these activities to pursue con serve tiff groups becau-- conservativ groups because they were demanding it. >> edits to the rule will take until the end of the year. >> the u.s. army refusing to reduce the 35 year sentence of the soldier formerly known as bradley manning. the general rejecting the request who is living the life of a female as chelsea. he was admitted of leaking hundreds of thousands of classified documents to the web site wikileaks. >> they may have their cattle back but nevada senator harry reid says the battle with the bundy family is far from over. we have the latest on this story. >> there seems to be a fragile truce between federal agents and cattle ranchers. the tensions are high in the so-called cattle battle. harry reid says the matter is not settled stating quote while it's not over we can't have an american people that violate the law and then just walk away from it so its not over. at issue is a more than 20-year dispute between the bureau of land management and cattle rancher bundy. the blm revoked his grazing right siting concern for the

. >> it's very difficult, so we are sure to see nearly all the runners at the clinic becaus. >> placing yourself in harm's way is one of the perverse attracts for this race. >> it really does make you appreciate what you have at home, it gives you time to think, and it takes to dark places but it really does give you time to get your head straight. >> the challenge for many here, not just getting through the days ahead but to think of what to do when it's all over. al jazeera, morocco. >> there is more now on www.aljazeera.com/sports. that's it for me. >> thanks very much. well, bangladesh has created it's first genetically modified crop. egg planet. it's pest resistant, which should cut down the need for pesticides. but as we have reports, environmental activists fear existing crops will be changed forever. >> this eggplant could change the lives of farmers in bangladesh forever. it's the first genetically modified crop. they're distributing the plants made by genes developed by the biological company monsantos. they hope that the genetically modified crop will make his life easier. it

>> i could be on the show becau. >> will sean be allowed to join duck dynasty. >> they aren't lookingor a few good men but a few good actors. why this isn't exactly the role of a lifetime. >> i want to say congrats to chelsea clinton last week. she is announced she is expecting her first child. that's great. that's great. if it's a girl it will get chelsea's old hand-me-downs if it's a boy it will get some of hillaries. little pant suit. little pant suit. little cream pant suit. >> at this hour the search for missing malaysian airline flight 370 is put on hold because of bad weather. this as the u.s. submarine drone scanning unbder the water scrapped its mission without finding any signs of missing plane. >> big labor turns on president obama. union blasting the president's decision to once again delay a decision on the keystone pipeline. one top boss calling the move gutless. they waited until good friday when no one was paying attention. they didn't entend to do it during the dark of night. the administration is making a political calculation instead of doing what is right for the c

. >> announcer: >> becau [ applause ] because of this now. 8 million seniors saved $10 billion on their medicine because we closed a gaping hole in the prescription drug plan. we're closing the donut hole. and because this law, a whole lot of families won't be given into bankruptcy by a serious illness because the affordable care act prevents your insurer by playing limits on the coverage you proicht these are all benefits that have been taking place for a whole lot of families out there, many who don't realize that they've received this benefits. but the bottom line is this. under this law, the share of americans with insurance is up, and growth of health care costs is down, that's good for our middle class and that's good for our fiscal future. now, that doesn't mean that all of the problems in health care have been solved forever. premium is rises for families that have insurance. whether you get it from your employer or you buy it on your own. that's been true for decades. so far those premiums have risen more slowly since the affordable care fact than any time in the past 50 years.

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. >> knowing this is a tour rest industry, we didn't want to have a ton of aexpensive pipes becaue knowse them for a few days and trash them. can i help you with anything? >> reporter: agree or disagree, one thing is for sure, buying cannabis in colorado is as easy as going to the corner market. >> joining us now with more we have dr. mark see goal and brian in the house and fox and friends co-host ainsley earhardt. are you guys fighting? >> you said she's always unhappy. why are you attacking ainsley? are you high? >> we're on now? i wassarcastic. this girl has not been in a bad mood since '83. >> you don't live with me. >> are you smoking pot? >> no. >> we got to put out this is for people 21 years and older. >> and you're supposed to do it in your house. why are they allowed to smoke in the civic center in you're not allowed to. >> are you going to arrest thousands of people. >> that's the point, they have to let them do it. >> in states making marijuana legal, kids can use it. >> there were kids there with parents doing it together. >> that drives me crazy, parents let kids. >> whoe

that will allow us to go diving for 10 to 212 hours a day becaue we'll be at saturation depth. >> ifver learned so much about the sea and what we don't know. what are you going to be able to teach us? >> it's exactly the point, try and put the focal point back on ocean exploration and discovery. we have wonderful partnerships with northeastern university and florida international university that will help us gather that scientific data in a way that is pal latable to the general public and be able to entice them to learn more about the oceans and bring to the world more at large. >> you've been diving since you were 4. can i visit that place? >> we'd better get started right now but i'm happy to teach you to dive, absolutely. >>cy i look forward to seeing the transmissions from there. there is a lot gripping information coming out now with the ferry disaster and mh-370. we now know the meager percentage of what we don't know about the oceans so thank you. >> it's all about funding. >> one point how much, 1.3 million some-odd -- >> that's a drop in the bucket in terms the oceans. >> t

that's one of the reasons of course you hear democrats talking a lot about issues like pay ex-wquity becauhey want to bring out women voters who are more democratic. they're also talking about issues that are important to the middle class. minimum wage. that's another woman's issue. because most of minimum wage earners are women. immigration reform. because they understand what they've got is a motivation problem. this kind of a midterm election, republicans are out there, they don't like this president, they want a republican congress. they're going to be more motivate to go to the polls. even the president himself, wolf, has come out and say, i got to get my voters out there in order to combat these motivated republican voters. and that's the challenge right now for democrats. is to get democratic voters to understand that they have a big stake in this election. and that's hard when you don't have a presidential candidate at the top of the ticket. >> another political potential issue is the secretary of state now apologizing in effect for using the word apartheid in describing what happe

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involved in that campaign didn't call him up and say, hey -- you should think of endorsing coursy becauethere were three congress people running for the senate. secretary of state in michigan. what is going on here. yeah, i'm certain, just one of the things you go, oh, my god. now what? >> lynn bartells, thank you for helping us understand this. i appreciate your time. >> you bet. >> thank you. we'll be right back. stay with us. what does an apron have to do with car insurance? an apron is hard work. an apron is pride in what you do. an apron is not quitting until you've made something a little better. what does an apron have to do with car insurance? for us, everything. if ...hey breathing's hard... know the feeling? copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, troubl

becau because donald sterling is not an anomaly. there's a lot of donald sterlings out there in positions of power. he can discriminate against the people he doesn't like. he's symbolic of the college acceptance board that looks at an application and knows that one child comes from an inner city school and knows another one is coming from the suh bubu and knows they're not getting the equal education but give them the same standardized test as though they're being educated equally. >> you're saying -- >> it's all a big setup. he is part of -- it's bigger than donald sterling. he's part of a racist system. the prison to pipeline -- the pipeline from school to prison that is -- right now he's representative of the judge who would give a little white kid affluenza and a black kid who does the same crime a prison sentence. >> what we all felt in response to last week's news, you scratch the surface there's a lot of ugliness underneath. etan thomas, thanks for that. >>> in just under an hour oklahoma governor mary fallin is hosting a pre

they abort their babies, and send their boys to jail becaus ethey didnt learn how to pick cotton. senator rand paul was among the many who backed away from supporting the rancher tweeting "cliven bundy's remarks on race are offensive, and i wholeheartedly disagree with him." a statement on the ranch's not racist. he says he was just speaking from his heart. a dutch man has pled guilty to charges he sold illegal drugs for millions of dollars in bitcoins through the website silk road. the 22-year-old was arrested in august at miami international airport after flying from europe to allegedly meet with co- conspirators about spinning off his silk road operations. federal prosecutors say the man faces up to 40 years in prison, a $5 million fine and the forfeiture of $3 million. new this morning. some andy warhol's lost computer art has been found 30 years later. the andy warhol museum says the works were found on floppy drives. they were made on an amiga computer in 1985 and were unlocked by the carnegie mellon university computer club and its frank-ratchye studio for creative inquiry,

their other stuff costs more and in the end they say gosh, i'm still poor and i'm still struggling becauernment doesn't really help poor people. >> in the end, are all the people who are uninsured or a gadd portion of them are they now going to have insurance, have access to healthcare even if there is a huge sticker price? >> a lot through medicaid. and you know, but here is the other rub of that so like in my state, we're going to increase medicaid by 50%. >> 5-0? >> yeah. 50% increase of medicaid in one year. so let's say i'm a hospital in a small town in kentucky, and i have 40% medicaid now, what if i have 50% next we're? whats did that mean to the obama line? what k. i make a profit and stay in business? what if a hospital which is the biggest employer in a lot of small towns goes bankrupt and 100 people lose their jobs in the middle class are we better off or worse? interest are a a lot of unknown repercussions to taking over so much of the economy and really for a few million people. if they would have just expanded medicaid weed would done better than all the stuff we are doing.

thanks are in my agenda becaus prosecutors are considering criminal charges against credit suisse. p.m. hour when there is nothing expected. it's when they act. just like the apple earnings report. >> i'm a paying attention to gdp. the forecast is 1.2%. this is for the first quarter. a lot has to do with whether -- to do with the weather. >> a boatload of economic data. adp and women change ahead of the jobs report on friday. chicago purchasing management -- this would be market moving data. 1.2% of the bloomberg survey. we jump in the second quarter and do a lot better. i don't know where anybody is for the third quarter. >> it is hard to quantify. i was looking at the forecast yesterday for the economist track on bloomberg. all over the map. for ducks-kings. >> rangers all the way. we have much more coming up on bloomberg television this morning. the twitter ceo will be live on "market makers." the stock is trading down 11% after membership growth slowdown. a bloomberg surveillance continues. in the loop is next. ♪ >> we are live. i am betty liu. nancy, the creator of... to a, wh

certainly polish national identity is porimportant becaus pope john ii traveled there.of the faithful now as this ceremony, this mass continues. faithful being offered communion now. this is always an impressive picture. we saw this, of course -- >> lester, perhaps i could -- >> go ahead, george. >> i was just going to say, perhaps i could offer a personal recollection here. john paul ii remained a pastor to the end of his life. kathleen mentioned how deeply he touched people around the world. the last time i saw him, he was at dinner on the night of december 14, 2004. it was two months after my father died. pope had written me at that time expressing his sympathy. but it had been two months since then. he was in difficult health circumstances himself. he had many things on his mind. yet, the first thing he said to me when i came into his dining room that night was, how is your mother doing? that remarkable pastor's memory for the small things but the very large things of life as well. in lifting him up as a saint today, we're also lifting up a great pastor who had a re

i want to 14show you this becau we talked about the sonar side-scanning technology.it does. >> what are we looking at here? >> looking a t a pass of the vehicle. the vehicle is going from -- you're looking down. that torpedo shape is move that way sending out beams. every second, ping, ping, ping. little by little, line by line, builds up this image. when you see bright like that bright reflection. that means it's close. here's a shadow. you can get a lot of information out of a strip like that. >> again, this strip in the middle is very important to explain. why is that being shown this way? >> side scan. the vehicle is sending out that fan of sound to either side and it leaves a gap beneath the vehicle. >> this is the gap that is not record sgloug need to fill that gap up because sometimes what you're looking for may be in the gap. sometimes they overlap the tracks. >> is that also why they have to have it not right on the surface, that it has to be sort of hovering above? >> partly right. the closer you get you can close the gap more but then you start to lose the

. >> you must be one of the becau busiest working ladies in the world now.ng home. >> no. i was the black sheep of the family, completely. >> when did you know you wanted to be an actress? >> when you find yourself talking to yourself in the mirror, you're either going to be a schizophrenic or an actor. >> what did your parents say when you said this is the path i want to go down? >> they were supportive, but maybe you want to have a degree or a backup, but, you know, a lot of actors or creators, musicians would say do you have a plan b? it is not necessarily healthy to have a plan b. >> exactly. you got to be single minded, don't you? >> how did "the hunger games" come about. how did you get that gig? >> i was -- i was busy shooting and busy working. i set myself down on tape. i was in england. i put myself down on audition tape. i made it home and sent it to francis lawrence, the director. he responded and i got offered the role. it was incredible. >> they wanted you to shave -- >> my whole head. >> your whole head. >> mm-hmm. >> did you hesitate or just,