the other was 20-year-old christie bradley, married to dale bradley married to a security guard at theennecott mine and one of his co-workers. no that's when they send someone to check out what's going on. >> christie told police she and bryan had become friends and talked regularly on the phone. >> dale would have christie bring dinner out to him and that's how bryan and christie met, at the job site when she would bring meals out to him. >> when questioned about bryan's disappearance, christie said she was home all day and hadn't seen him. dale said he was off from work and running errands all day. >> dale bradley said he was at the university of utah and when his car broke down he called bill easton, at a local bar here. >> five days after bryan disappeared, his wife, jennifer, discovered a potential clue. >> there were credit card bills i had never seen before. we had not applied for them together. also a phone bill. >> jennifer discovered that bryan was having an affair with christie bradley. >> it was a double whammy to have him missing and then to be hit with such horrifying new

>> i met bradley cooper! >> seth: all right.- >> i know. >> seth: you met bradley cooper at a california pizza kitchen. i find that hard to believe. >> mmm, okay. then how do you explain me walking up to the guy saying, "excuse me, are you bradley cooper?" and then him, after a long pause, saying "sure." hmm? [ laughter ] >> kevin: that wasn't bradley cooper. >> hmm, i thought you'd doubt me, seth. so i asked him to join me. bradley. >> whoo! what's up, seth? [ laughter ] what's up, babe? it's me, bradley cooper from "america's hustle." [ laughter ] >> what do you say now, seth? >> seth: name one more movie you have been in, bradley? >> umm -- >> mm-hmm. >> well, there's that one where the "hunger games" girl and i, we have a death -- i mean dance contest called -- >> seth: "silver linings playbook"? >> linings playbook! yeah, yeah, yeah. that one. yeah, that's it. [ light laughter ] >> seth: becky, i know you just went through a breakup. >> mm-hmm. >> seth: and we sent you to the oscars to cheer you up. >> mm-hmm. >> but gettin

. >> tahman bradley has the details and quick reaction from washington. good morning, tahman. >> reporter: marci and john, these changes would affect 1.5 million people. up the new guidelines those people will get to keep their old plans for two more years even if they don't meet the requirements of the new law. it helps insurance customers but helps democrats a political problem in the fall elections. that's why they were kritly criticized. the president is rewriting laws around the election calendar, but the white house says the decision was not political. without this change, john and marci, there would have been a wave of cancellations of health care plans before the november election. >> all right, tahman bradley live in washington. thank you. >>> all right now, our other major story, an intense diplomatic effort aimed at resolves the crisis in ukraine. >> secretary of state john kerry arrived in rome for another round of high life level talks with his russian counterpart. not much progress yesterday in france. abc's martha raddatz reports from paris

it started with bill bradley and jack kemp and took a while to bubble to the surface. they started to talk about major tax reform in 1982 and 1983 and it was not enacted until 1986. we are further down the starting point than usual because you have the chairman of the clore -- core committee and widen, the chairman of finance who put forward his proposal so the opportunity is there. it should be taken. and it requires quite honestly presidential leadership and if president obama wants to have a legacy, reforming the tax laws may be a good one. the third issue of what secretary hagel proposed in defense spend, he didn't just propose cutting defense spending significantly. level funding it. what he proposed was thinking about it in terms in which -- which it hasn't been thought about since the end of the cold war, which is what are the threats and how do you respond

abc's tahman bradley is following it from washington. >> reporter: the u.s. and other nations are still trying to defuse the volatile standoff in ukraine. in crimea, tensions remain high. with russian and ukrainian troops staring each other down walking the streets of kiev yesterday kerry saw the shrines where ukrainians died in last month's protests. the secretary blasted vladimir putin's invasion of crimea. >> it is not appropriate to invade a country and at the end of a barrel of a gun dictate what you are trying to achieve. >> reporter: putin says he ordered troops in to protect ethnic russians. president obama warned russia is violating international law. >> president putin seems to have a different set of lawyers making a different set of interpretations but i don't think that's fooling anybody. >> reporter: the russian leader may be trying to turn the temperature down sending representatives to brussels today to meet with nato officials about the crisis but he called the new government there illegitimate and reserving the right to use force ignoring th

tahman bradley, live in washington, thank you. >> okay.re is snow today on the west coast, we want to get a detailed look at the forecast from accuweather's justin povick. >> thank you, john and marci. well, a bitter cold and brutal start to our workweek here around most of the country. major cold continues for the northeast and the great lakes, ohio valley. south of the bitter cold, we have snow rolling through d.c. and baltimore. that wraps up around midday. the west coast, joining in unfortunately on the sloppy weather as well around seattle and portland. john and marci, back over to you. >> all right, justin, thank you. >>> concerns growing this morning over russia's invasion of the ukraine. russian troops in unmarked uniforms continue to pour into the crimea area. boycotts have been threatened. the white house has ruled out military action. secretary of state john kerry is traveling to ukraine tomorrow. >>> tensions also rising on the korean peninsula. for the second time in days, north korea has fired off missiles as the u.s. and sou

being on a streak lately -- and nowdon't have nene we are worried about bradley beal who went down in last night overtime win. we will take you down to greensboro for a look >> and now the toyota sports desk. pittsburgh established donna mincey -- dominancy over virginia but uva is not the top seed for nothing. tim brant called the game. cavs up one point. joe harrison flashes. it is good. 33-29 cavs. one minutes ago in the game. ogdon drives the lane and lays it in with the left hand. four seconds to go in virginia is up three points. james robinson would get a good look for the tie but justin anderson denies that. virginia advances to the championship game. they will face duke tomorrow afternoon. >> we wanted to end the regular season with a high note. we have play the tough maskable we have been playing. we thought we have something to prove -- had something to prove coming into the tournament. >> uw in d.c. colonials come up with this fee -- a steal. he feeds it for the lay in. the rams d was too much for gw. mo with the huge rejection. the other way. he drains the three giving vc

abc's tahman bradley live in washington with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: john and marci, good morning. this standoff has taken a dangerous turn. secretary of state kerry returns home without a solution as vladimir putin digs in. with the crisis in ukraine rapidly escalate -- >> the slightest miscalculation could see it spiral out of control. >> reporter: -- the united states is offering vladimir putin a diplomatic solution. president obama is proposing direct talks between ukraine and russia. russian forces returning to their bases and international monitors in ukraine but even after mr. obama and mr. putin spoke on the phone for an hour on thursday, the russian leader doesn't seem ready to budge. in fact, he's tightening his grip. putin claims ethnic russians living in crimea are being threatened and have asked for help. pro-russian authorities push the parliament to call for a referendum vote to officially become part of the russian federation. the u.s. calls that illegal. >> in 2014 we are well beyond the days when borders can

bradley and soul position of second. if you're playing golf in orlando, i shot 100, so what, still playing golf in orlando. adam scott shot 71. at 15cott is the leader under. hockey, the caps on the west coast tonight, tied with san jose 1-1 after the first. in soccer, d.c. united loss to toronto, 1-0. so if i picked syracuse in my bracket, that means i'm done. >> you are not getting worn buffet's billion dollars. as you are not getting worn buffet's billion dollars. pitch to make opening day national holiday is headed to the white house. the petition kicked off less than a month ago with hall of fame shortstop ozzie smith. ae white house could take couple months to make his decision. opening-day for the 2014 season is march 31.

i was able to see matthew mcconaughey and his wife and i saw jennifer garner and bradley cooper on "good morning america" stage and i can tell you if my opinion, completely flawless in real life. >>> thank you, katie marzullo, you are flawless too. >> for the winers go to our website at abc7news.com and our facebook page to share how you think ellen did host the show. >> still to come, women made big games on a prestigious list of the richest of the rich. >> growing speculation of the political seat facebook's c.e.o. may want to lean into. >> a baby product that helps children go to sleep could be hurting the safeway presents rel or how to find big savings on the things you need.eek. just make a straight line to safeway. your club card gets you deals you can't find anywhere else. right now, breakfast is on. oscar mayer bacon is only $3.99. rise and shine with simply orange oj, just $2.98. and oikos greek yogurt is only a buck. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >> speculation is growing whether a silicon valley tech titan will try to unseat ba

john and marci. >> tahman bradley live in washington.hank you. >>> well, moving on to south africa where a police ballistics expert got back on the stand this morning at the murder trial of oscar pistorius. he testified that reeva steenkamp's wounds indicate that she was standing facing the bathroom door when pistorius fired four bullets through it killing her. pistorius says he thought he was firing at an intruder in the bathroom. prosecutors believe the expert's testimony could help show if pistorius intended to kill steenkamp. >>> to los angeles now and the results of a report on a deadly shooting at l.a.x. that review found that poor communication and a lack of coordination between agencies hampered the response when a shooter entered the airport's terminal 3 last november. the gunman was in custody seven minutes after he arrived at the airport, but not before he allegedly killed a tsa agent and injured two other agents and a passenger. >>> new insight this morning into the possible state of mind of fashion designer l'wren scott befo

and she was very sweet and she goes, oh, i'm bradley's mom. so bradley cooper's mother and sister. so -- and then the best part was the day before, right after that, cassidy and i had lunch with the real captain philips and his wife. >> what was that like? >> it was a real thrill. so great. it made me appreciate tom hanks' performance even more because he did capture the essence of that man, lovely man, real hero. and his wife, she says i want -- all my scenes ended up on the cutting room floor. i want to tell the story from my perspective for lifetime for women. she's right. it would be a great story. >> i got to give you an at a girl, i watched the red carpet, and a lot of it sounds repetitive. what are you wearing, blah, blah, blah. you and al added your own crazy twist to the whole thing. you had just such fun, the reactions were hysterical. we loved it. and we're going to show that a little later. >> thank you. >> and then you're coming home. >> is this the big brush? >> no. >> a little night night until you come back. >> right there on the couch, we want to peek in on you eve

they ought said bradley 74-72. up next is indiana state. >> pitched three scoreless innings with three strikeouts. chicago cubs and indians. chased down this fly ball with sliding catch on the warning track. the chicago cubs lose this 11-0. that is a quick look at sports. coming up later the popular pantry items that experts say we should cut in half. one of the longest- running shows and vegas. >> well, what's that? >> it's an ad for the colonial penn patriot program offering up to $50,000 of life insurance. you know, we could really use more coverage. >> it says there are a few simple health questions and you don't have to take a physical. it should be pretty easy to apply. >> why leave your family at financial risk if the unexpected happens? with the whole life insurance policy through the colonial penn patriot program, you can help ease the burden of the unexpected and help your family cope financially. this plan is permanent insurance with a rate that will never increase and coverage that won't decrease ever.

bradley six birdies on just the back nine. back to scott, the aussie sinks a 24-footer. leads by three heading into the final round. >>> the giants were taking on the white sox, and still in the sixth, this is buster posey up the middle. scored two. gary brown and tim hudson, that puts the giants up by six. top of the ninth, giants up by two. brandon hicks, the solo shot. his third of the spring. and the giants win it 8-5. >>> we take you back to march 6th, that's when 6'8" cameron lowe switched uniforms with tim lincecum. we bring that up, because lowe asked to be released by the giants. the team granted the long reliever his request. he's now free to sign with any team. he wasn't going to make the squad for that position. >>> one final one for you, terry, the a's beat the mariners 6-5. right now, spring baseball. all anyone cares about are their brackets. we need to get back to watching the rest of the tournaments. >> absolutely. thanks very much. one last check on weather with rob mayeda. >> breezy. low clouds in the morning. tomorrow we'll see the temperatures climbi

tahman bradley, abc news, washington. >> all right, thanks, tahman. this story is changing by the hour. >> stay with abc news for any updates. a live report coming up on "good morning america." >>> now to breaking news overnight in the search for flight 370. a new sighting of what may be debris from the jetliner. >> a chinese plane's crew says they have seen objects floating in the search area. as we hear from clayton sandell, it may be awhile before we know if they're from the missing plane. >> reporter: this morning, ten search planes have taken off from here in perth, scouring a vast section of ocean looking for any sign of flight 370. flight cruise on australian, chinese, japanese, and american search planes are crisscrossing search areas of 26,000 square miles. the goal is to get human eyes on the elusive pieces of debris being seen from outer space by satellites. it's a gorgeous sunny day here in perth. in the search area 1500 miles southwest of here, the forecast calls for rain. that, of course, cuts down on visibility. making the tough job of

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. >> abc's tahman bradley joins us with more. >> reporter: good morning, john and marci. teams have searched more than 50 nautical miles from where the aircraft was last spotted. u.s. technical experts are en route to asia to assist. search and rescue teams continued scouring the maritime border between malaysia and vietnam lacking for wreckage. a plane spotted a rectangular object originally thought to be the boeing 777s door, but ships could not find it. >> we have not found anything that appeared to be object from the aircraft, let alone the aircraft. >> reporter: authorities are waiting for the result of samples from oil slicks in the south china sea. malaysia airlines told the families of the 239 people onboard to prepare for the worst. american passenger philip wood's mother is still very shocked. >> if you want to know how it feels to lose a son at the age of 50, it's devastating. um -- but i know in my heart that philip's with god. >> reporter: military radar suggests the plane may have been turning around before it vanished. but there was no mayday or any communi

. >> tahman bradley joins us live from washington with the new details. tahman? >> reporter: good morning. the search now covers the very deep indian ocean and 11 countries the plane could have flown over. it could take months, or longer, to find the plane. at least 26 countries have joined the search for the missing malaysia airlines jet. the u.s. using its most sophisticated submarine hunter, the p-8. as the search continues, more evidence that the disappearance was a deliberate act. >> there is nothing out there indicating it's terrorist. something with the pilot and the copilot. that has to be drilled down on. >> reporter: abc news has learned that the flight, 370, that a hard turn of the flight path was preprogrammed into the computer. the data transmission was cut off some time after 1:07. the location transmission cut at 1:21. in the middle of all that, someone radios in the cockpit, all right, good night. moments later, the plane turned hard left. >> if you're intentionally shutting off those systems, there is basically one reason. to vanish. to make it v

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abc's tahman bradley has the latest. >> reporter: the mystery deepens. authorities now say the malaysian airlines jet veered far off course after turning off its tracking signal. >> either the flight crew or there's someone else in the cockpit that is making some decisions that don't really compute. >> reporter: the malaysian military says flight 370 banked hard to the left and then flew for an hour over hundreds of miles of land, never sounding an alarm and cruising into the strait of malaca near a tiny ro rocky island called pulau perak. they searched land and a new stretch of ocean but no sign of the missing plane, krcriticism mounting. >> it's happen hard. >> reporter: new questions about the cockpit crew. the airline is investigating the co-350i89, 27-year-old fariq ab hamid. according to a news report these two young women were invited by hamid to ride with him during a 2011 flight. >> they were pretty much turned around and see talking to us and so engaged in conversation. >> reporter: investigators searched the homes of both the co-pilot and the

abc's tahman bradley has the latest on the search. >> reporter: along the disaster zone, the rescuers are battling mud and debris and the weather. a flood warning is in effect, and there are fears of another landslide. >> we had a very challenging day today with the rain, and that just further complicated things. >> reporter: the national guard and even dogs have joined the search, but the mud is so dense, it's acting like quicksand. >> they're literally getting stuck, sometimes all the way up to their waist, which means then they need help getting out of that area. >> reporter: experts say the slide was like a mud tsunami traveling as much as 30 miles per hour spread out over one square mile leaving mud 15 to 30 feet deep, the moment of terror captured in frantic 911 calls. >> there's a mudslide, and everything is gone. >> reporter: more bodies were recovered late yesterday raising the death toll to 16, but officials think the number is going to increase. more than 100 people are still unaccounted for. >> they're trying to ping for cell phones for the purposes of essentially locating

marci and john. >> tahman bradley live in washington. thank you. >>> all right. now to south africa where day three of testimony in the murder trial of south african olympic runner oscar pistorius is under way. already this morning, pistorius' defense attorney has challenged testimony of a husband and wife who say they heard screams then gunshots from pistorius' house on the morning reeva steenkamp was killed. yesterday the wife cried on the stand during testimony. at one point pistorius covered his ears as if to stop from hearing what was being said. >>> here at home, emergency crews remain on the scene of a deadly explosion in new jersey. a gas leak led to the blast which killed one woman and hurt several others. ten homes were destroyed and dozens of others were so damaged that families were not allowed to return. some spent the night at a firehouse. neighbors describe the terrifying moments of the explosion. >> the loudest sound i ever heard. >> we saw just flames and smoke and just chaos. >> all of a sudden all our windows just blew out. >> like a sonic boom

abc's tahman bradley has the very latest. >> reporter: u.s. and australian search planes again descended on a remote part of the southern indian ocean about 1500 miles off the australian coast. they're looking for these objects thought to be debris from flight 370. it's a daunting task. >> it's about the most inaccessible spot as you can imagine on the face of the earth. if there is anything down there, we will find it. we owe it to the families of those people to do no less. >> reporter: parts of the indian ocean are more than two miles deep or 14 empire state buildings piled end to end of the today the teams took advantage of better weather after battling clouds and rain on thursday. >> we can relate to the crew of flight 370 and passengers and crew being a fellow aircrew so we will go out and continue searching as long as required. >> reporter: for the families and friends of the 239 people on board, the wait is agonizing. >> i believe that philip is still alive and if that is parts of the plane then that kind of dashes that hope. >> report

. >> abc's tahman bradley is live in washington with the latest. good morning, tahman. >> reporter: marci and john, good morning. this is truly unprecedented. 26 countries including the u.s. now involved in the search. as we've been saying, satellite data have given the experts a sense of where to look, but the water is so deep. the search for flight 370 has expanded to an area of roughly the size of texas. planes and ships are scouring the extremely deep and remote southern indian ocean. officials say this is like trying to find a needle in a haystack. >> the sheer size of the search area poses a huge challenge. there is very little radar cover, and it's wide open space. >> reporter: investigators still don't know what happened to the giant 777 with 239 people on board, but all signs point to a deliberate act. >> with the turns that this airplane made, even if we don't know the altitudes, someone was very definitely in control of this airplane and knew what they were doing. >> reporter: adding to the mystery, malaysian authorities have offered con

abc's tahman bradley is following the developments from washington. good morning, tahman. >> reporter: good morning, john and marci. world powers are urging president putin to withdraw his troops before this situation gets out of control, but so far putin is not backing down. he's saying he's protecting russian interests. with the russian air force in the skies, russian boots on the ground and the russian navy patrolling ports and seas, vladimir putin now controls the crimea region in eastern ukraine. it's a huge escalation raising tensions around the globe. russia says its troops are there to protect russian citizens from the unrest in ukraine sparked by violent protests that led to the ousting of the country's president. >> the country has plunged into chaos and anarchy. >> reporter: the u.s. is working on comprehensive sanctions and economic assistance for ukraine. president obama again warned that russia risks isolating itself. >> the strong condemnation that it's received from countries around the world indicates the degree to which russia is on

tahman bradley, abc news, washington. >>> to boston now where firefighters worked through the night at the scene of a fire that took the lives of two of their own. fierce wind off the charles river fanned the fire being compared now to a blowtorch. 150 firefighters battled the nine-alarm blaze. lieutenant ed walsh, a father of three young children, died at the scene. firefighter mike kennedy died later at the hospital. >> we lost two heroes here today. it makes me proud to be mayor of the city of boston after watching the way that the men and women of the boston fire department worked today. these two heroes ran into a burning building, got people out of the building. >> 13 other firefighters were also injured. but crews were able to rescue a number of people who have been trapped on the upper floors of the building, and now everyone is accounted for. >>> well, the first stop on president obama's itinerary today, the vatican. this morning it's the first meeting for the president and pope francis. before the meeting the white house said the president planned to thank the pontiff for his

bradley and howard plead guilty and are both sentenced to two years of probation.pleads not guilty and is awaiting trial. >> mr. howard and mr. bradley were both somewhat remorseful. >> i'm definitely sorry that it happened and i wish we all would have handled it in a different way. >> mr. howard who is a large man made a comment that he was throwing some large round house punches and that he feels fortunate that he never really directly made contact with the ref or any of the coaches of the opposing team because he could really have hurt them. >> although the referee threw the first punch, he is not charged. >> the referee used good judgment and he wanted to defend himself. >> i did not see him throw the first punch, but based on what i saw with my eyes, i would have defended myself, as well. >> he's saying i'm sorry. >> the arrests are not the only consequences. the entire gators' team is expelled from the league. >> while i agree that a big statement needed to be made, the sarasota gators now are suffering as a result of the actions of three grown men and a yout

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for example, the one with bradley cooper. that was a great -- >> bradley cooper. >> he kind of carried that movie, didn't he? >> which film are you speaking of? >> those "hangover" movies. basically he carried them. >> yeah, everybody loves bradley. good for him. >> good looking guy. >> being like that in hollywood, that's easy. tall, handsome. be short, fat and smell like doritos and try to make it to hollywood. >> smell like doritos? anyway, the one time in there, i have to stay i'm a skeptic they didn't rehearse this one line. do you think the president is quick enough to pick up on a comparison of a third term for president and a fairly unsuccessful "hangover 3"? that was neat and on point. if he is that smart, that was really spontaneous. was that written ahead or not? >> i think he put into his head at least bullet points on zach. let's be honest, "hangover 2" was a horrible movie. if you're in the zeitgeist at all, a "hangover 3" would be pretty awful. >> anyway, here's more from that interview. let's watch more. >> wh

bradley manning, he was 20 million pages. there's a chance intelligence could endanger our agents. i am not against spying. we have people gathering intelligence around the world and i think -- and i do not think we can allow willy-nilly release of documents. i think it's a real problem. i have mixed feelings. >> so, you post a very interesting question during your address. you asked about potential cia spying on senate computers. to quote you, "if the cia is spying on congress, who can or will stop them?" what would be your answer? >> the interesting thing is, this is what senator feinstein said in her speech, they came across something. they were given access by the cia. the search engine was created by the cia. they say and i am going for what they are telling me, they said they found a report called the panetta review which looked into previous activist of the cia, interrogation and detention and they guided the search engine. if that is true, the cia may have said, oops, we do not want you to read that. if it was a mistake, you can say that, but why should the cia be able to w

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it included jennifer lawrence, julia roberts, brad pitt, and bradley cooper --who shot the image ... among others. the tweet was so popular, it "broke" twitter for some people .. causing the official *at- the-academy* account to apologize - twice. that's a solid picture. something about the oscars. that's pretty awesome. >> we will do one later. >> we don't have enough friends. >> not an of famous friends. >> we're really call today wind chill advisory is in effect until 9:00. these are not march numbers. that's what we are seeing. currently it's to the greece in valparaiso. soldier field at 5. calumet city is three degrees. old st. mary's is just above zero. - 7 in hartford. we of the current temperature of - 4 at the airport. current windchill -22. sunlit radar composite shows so trying to creep in off the lake. for the most part it's dry conditions. a disturbance comes our way tonight for in the potential for some light snow. another chance of snow on wednesday but temperatures really don't warm up. 26 on tuesday after a high of 18. wednesday be hit 29. >>coming up ... the navy is

we asked bradley beal about the positive they can take away from that loss to memphis. you can definitely take bits and pieces from the game. we are trying to stay away from it. >> maryland got a nice win over virginia tech last night. now getting ready for the regular season finale against virginia. basketball game ever in college park. last night's win was not without drama. charles mitchell taken out of the game late in the first half. he eventually came back out of the locker room in the second half and never got back in the game. his availability for sunday's game against virginia not yet determined. arounds here and madness the corner. georgetown's way and had a tournament feel to it. they stay in the postseason conversation. for baseball fans, nationals continue to be oppressive and spring training. matt williams looking at the guys and putting them in situations as they prepare for a season opener against the mets. desmond one of the heroes. look out. back, back. the solar shot to win. the final 11-5. tiger woods will lay tomorrow. he had to withdraw from the ho

ellen's on the fly pic with bradley cooper, jennifer lawerence, brad pitt, julia roberts, meryl streep, kevin spacey, and more is racking up the twitter love with over two million retweets. >> i thought that she was joking. >> we will take a quick break. there is new legislation coming out of that will limit smokeys cigarettes in san francisco. what you're from residents who are not happy about this new proposal. >> plus, some farmers in california are so desperate to find water during the drought. the they are hiring dowsers or water witches. we will explain coming up. >> here is a live look outside from our roof cam. >> we're coming up on 4-30. here are the big stories we're working on for you this morning. a san rafael restaurant reopens after a shooting critically injured a man over the weekend. the shooter has still not been found. one staff member says the victim was a regular at pa's mexican and filipino cuisine. the victim is still in critical condition. >> and secretary of state john kerry will travel to the ukraine tuesday. this after russia's military has surrounded the crim

it wasn't bradley cooper. who was it? >> barack obama.his is the last month to sign up for health care. they need young people to balance out the risk pool. this is something they have been encouraged to do for months. at one point, the funny or die website was the single biggest driver to healthcare.gov. >> let's take a look. >> what did you come here to plug? >> i wouldn't be here if i didn't have something to plug. healthcare.gov works great now. >> was that impromptu or rehearsed? >> so much was ad-libbed. the writers went back and forth on the script. there was a whole page that said, zach jokes tbd. the white house is giddy it is beating justin bieber. >> even if i called him nick, if you want to reach young people, you have to go where young people are. coming back, the pope's first year. ♪ >> welcome back. we will go to phil mattingly. but first, we will discuss the pope one year later. you were in st. peter's square a year ago when they announced that the new pope -- did you >> welcome back. we will go to phil mattingly. but firs

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. >>> they are looking to finalize a plea deal. 26-year-old bradley took the girl from mark side elementary in september of 2012 dragged her off campus and assaulted her. she managed to escape by kicking him and throwing a rock at him as well. he took photos of four girls. he is set to receive a sentence of 27 months and 4 years behind bars. the accused finance is up the the law. this shows him dash-camly drink willing water. he is facing first-degree murder, but he claims he killed her by mistake thinking she was an intruder in his bathroom. >>> car play gives iphone users a more up to you ative -- intuitive way while driving. it will all you you to use it during your phone call. room they will start using start play. yes, they are up a nickle and the low is in montana where it is $3.18. the highest price is in hawaii $4.10 and california is $3.86. let's check out the bay area prices . san francisco is the highest at $3.92. $3.81 in oakland. and the cheapest gas you will find is in santa rosa, $3.98 and those have gone up in a week. >>> hundreds of bay area students will join others in the

. >> but it's putin's actions being scrutinized by people including keren bradley. they've done body language studies on putin. the last one was in 2012. they say they're not studying him during this ukraine crisis. it's part of a broader program designed to study movement patterns of important world leaders. >> to determine, you know, a better understanding of their decisionmaking process. >> the pentagon won't say what they've concluded about putin's body language. we asked bradley to do her own analysis for cnn using video of putin observing war games this week. >> he's a very stressed person in this video. his mouth is working, he's looking away from the commander, he's not connecting with him at all. he's very much involved with his own thoughts and feelings right now. >> the head of the pentagon's body language analysis program says putin's labored walk, not moving his right side may indicate he overcame a previous illness. the pentagon says they carefully examined body language to determine a leader's negotiating style. bradley's take on when putin and presid

the 51-year-old has replaced american bob bradley.egypt as they failed to qualify for the world cup. the picture also sees the return of the 41-year-old goalkeeper. >>> with less than three months until the world cup, coaches will be using wednesday's matches to get a clearer idea of the players they want to take to brazil. and as richard reports, there are opportunities for new faces with the world champions, spain. >> reporter: less than a year after [ inaudible ] this man is set to make his international debut with spain. he has scored 21 times this season. >> translator: as it is has always happened with any new player, i have not noticed any difference with diego than any other player. let's just hope he with play, he can debut. >>> the netherlandses also has concerns about stwo of their players. >> translator: it is due we will use this occasion to test a few players. it won't be the team for the world cup. we have a few players who are injured and a few who are ill, including van percy. >> reporter: germany have brought up four

. >> ellen offers bradley cooper scratcher tickets for not winning oscar for best supporting actor. > boy. >> we want to congratulate kevin c. >> we gave away tickets to celebrate the oscars and kevin won for liking us on facebook. >> thanks for joining us. i'm slarl jennings. >> see you again at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, final blast. the giant storm out with a bang. from the texas interstate, paralyzed by ice. to pittsburgh. drivers spinning on slippery roads. and the nation's capital, frozen. so, what is coming next? >>> at the brink. vladimir putin, flexing his muscle in the face of a new warning from the white house. and our team is in the middle of the ukraine powder keg. >>> "real money." families earning thousands of dollars by sharing their favorite belongings. >> how much do you think you've made this year? >> a lot. >>> and the shining moments of the oscars. that selfie. that pizza guy. and the new star who stole the show.

she handed her phone to bradley cooper. he is the photographer here. streep, jennifer lawrence. >> which one is bradley cooper? >> the way in the front. good-looking one. number one, ellen degeneres delivering last night. >> she is samsung wants and iphone later on. digging into the pizza. the way she integrated social media. that worked out really well. >> i heard rave reviews for the town of the oscars. really beginning to learn from the enemies. they are starving themselves for weeks. >> we do that on bloomberg "surveillance." actually had to gain weight. interviewingct -- the director. >> at some point i want to make a movie about slavery because all in cinema about this particular subject. it was not referenced and not there for me. i wanted to investigate that. i wanted to find out about that. >> british director steve mcqueen. >> dallas buyers club? and jerod mcconaughey lehto. jared lehto speech was great. he thanked his mother. rooting for people in venezuela and ukraine. they are being transformed by your world of social media. >> a big deal

you saw that she got bradley cooper taking the group picture which has been re-tweeted three milliones of the a-listers and the police department tweeted this saying let's see how many retweets public safety can get. help us beat hollywood: best public safety pick ever. it has been retweeted it 300 times and kristen just re-tweeted it. >> it has been re-tweeted 341 times so i call that viral. >> now, the best forecast, ever, and our meteorologist, what can you do today for mike? >> we will see ever the next couple of days which is good news. some of you would like to have it dry and others would like to see more rain. we will have a mix of both right through the weekend at live doppler 7 hd with the showers offshore, and we could see a few rotating knew so i am keeping a tray shower in the forecast, and here is emeryville camera with lots of clouds and temperatures ranging from the mid-50's los gatos to the low 60's in san jose but depend on where you are, san francisco and south there is sun and mount tamalpais has fog and chilly in the 50's. concord is 55. there is fog in the east

benven when he was calling bradley, he did not know. >> that is right.he reason i know that is from the files in the investigation. read the files and he had not been briefed on them. yes, he was making the strong national security and endanger lives. >> this is a big book, 596 pages. you talk about this with your agent? how long ago was it that they wanted to do this book? of 2got my contract in may 012. >> so you had done all the work before -- >> yes. >> what has been the reaction to your book? >> the reaction has been generally positive. 7,publication day, january the fbi released a statement immediately prior to that, when journalists went to the fbi, and that "the burglary" was an important thing for the fbi. that important reforms resulted from it. i thought that was the biggest surprise as far as public reaction is concerned. >> from all the research you have done, what is the biggest change that the fbi has made today as a result of all of this over the years? >> the biggest changes that took place, i am not so sure that they are still in existe

. >>> arnold palmer looks at the final round of keegan bradley. needed to make this tie in order to -- putt in order to tie for the lead. about 4 inches. that miss means that matt every picks up his first pga victory. the masters is just around the corner. >>> chase brandy, you heard him say stanford didn't get a lot of respect. they know his name now. >> and you think their best is yet to come? >> i really don't believe they have put together a complete game yet. they are better than they showed in games 1 and 2. bring it on dayton. >>> all right, 60 minutes is next. >>> your latest news and weather on kpix.com. we'll see you at 11:00 tonight. >>> good night. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, captioning funded by cbs and ford >> i felt that week that i had the weight of the world on my shoulders, and i am sure i was not the only one. >> pelley: hundreds hurt, three killed. moments before, rick deslauriers had been counting the moments to retirement. now, on boylston street, he took over the biggest investigation of his life. and you said what in that moment? >

basically, he carried them. >> everybody loves bradley.g guy. >> being like him is easy. trying to be short, fat and smell like doritos is hard. >> it is going to be hard when you are no longer president and people stop letting you win? >> how does it feel having a three inch vertical? >> it is horizontal. >> they went back and forth and the president did this to reach young audiences. >> the whitehouse is proud of this and putting it on their website. >> 21 days until the senate ends. jenna lee is standing by on "happening now" >> bill you are better than bradley cooper. just so you know. >> i was great in that movie. >> i bet we have all played a similar part in that movie. here is what we will talk about. we continue to ask the question unlit about how a jumbo jet vanished and new information in the oscar pistorius trial. and which do you put first? your kids or smart phone? many parents are shown to be absorbed with devices and it is effecting their families. we will tell you how next. >> the maverick taking a turn on late night televi