i asked your producer "could i have a go with cameron in the three-legged --" >> jimmy: cameron?>> jimmy: we can fit three people in that. >> i mean, just because i beat you in pictionary about two years ago. [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: that's a low blow, and everyone knows it. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm awful at pictionary. i don't know why i play that game. i think it's just to show everyone how awful i am. i don't even know if i have fun playing that game. >> we should do it again. >> jimmy: yeah. thanks. i'm not doing it again. >> and dancing -- >> and dancing as well? are you a dancer? >> i'm a terrible dancer. >> jimmy: you are? that was pretty good right there. >> no, i'm terrible. >> jimmy: no, it was not terrible. i thought that was really good. right, guys? that's not bad? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm the worst -- i am the worst dancer. i can't -- i can't dance. >> it was great what you did just now. >> jimmy: well, i'm wearing giant sneakers, so it's easy. yeah. but, like, at a wedding -- >> do you get to take those pants home? >> jimmy: yeah. everyone d

this morning cameron is back in her school uniform and headed to class, bald head and all. the school held a meeting overnight, voting to make an exception in this case. even apologizing, saying in a statement, compassion and selfless acts of courage are to be commended and encouraged. >> cameron did a selfless thing for my daughter and it's a lesson in integrity. >> reporter: a lesson that some rules are meant to be broken. abc news, los angeles. >> and so we learn from the dumb yet again. the right thing happened in the end, and cameron, you are a wonderful, wonderful, beautiful friend and little hero. >> true bffs right there. >> to the end. >> i'm glad the right thing won out. >> but you're outraged when you hear it. basically they did the right thing in the end. should we do some weather, too? i don't have great news. how about we look at great video. no one was hurt. this is why it's great video. time lapse of that dust storm in arizona and today you see more dust kicked up because we see windy conditions from las vegas all the way to st. louis. you can see gusts in t

the vote to allow cameron to return to class was 3-1. has a responsibility to enforce its rules. well, congratulations anyway. >>> the all-time sales record for girl scout cookies crumbled this week. katie francis of oklahoma city sold 18,107 boxes during the seven-week sales period that just ended. the old record dates to the 1980s. her troop plans to donate the proceeds to breast cancer research. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," film producer jerry bruckheimer. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." [ female announcer ] do it. take the nature's bounty® hair, skin & nails challenge. give us a month, if your hair, skin and nails don't look and feel more beautiful, we'll give you your money back. nature's bounty® hair, skin and nails has biotin for beautiful hair and strong nails. and vitamins c and e for vibrant skin. take the nature's bounty® hair, skin and nails challenge. visit naturesbounty.com for details. ♪ i've been claritin clear for 7 days. . woohoo! at the first sign of my allergies, my

and british prime minister david cameron goes on a charm offensive on social media resorting to paying for more likes on facebook. this is all seen to national coming to life from moscow hello and welcome to the program. some last each diplomacy in london the united states is furiously opposing crimea's upcoming referendum on whether to break away from ukraine moscow and washington have just had another round of frantic negotiations just two days before the potentially historic vote point a boycott was following the talks. the u.s. the u.k. and russia to come to some sort of agreement over the crisis in ukraine russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov has already met with his u.k. counterpart william hague and he's currently u.s. ambassador's residence speaking with john kerry now the u.s. diplomat so i'm assuming i'm going to be trying to persuade russia to not recognize the results of the referendum that's set to take place in crimea on sunday they've said that if moscow does recognize that referendum well then the u.s. and the e.u. could impose sanctions on russia's russian foreign m

plus british prime minister david cameron goes on a charm offensive on social media resorting to paying for more lives on facebook. hello and welcome to our international. our top story now. just two days before the crucial referendum in crimea russia and the united states are in face to face talks trying to ease their standoff let's now cross live. she is in london for us with the meeting is taking place right now hi there poorly so quite a gulf between them at the moment given all the threats russia has been receiving in recent weeks tell us more. of these meetings are a last ditch attempt for the u.s. the u.k. and russia to come to some sort of agreement over the crisis in ukraine russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov has already had a meeting with william hague this morning his u.k. counterpart and he's currently in the u.s. ambassador's residence talking with john kerry now i expect that the u.s. diplomats in that meeting are going to be trying to persuade russia to not recognize the results of the referendum that's pencilled that's set to take place in crimea on sunday if russia

as a conservative david cameron of make clear is no the good idea i happen to agree with that. much of all the the great should also comes from. the forward end that has also contributed to the benefits and disadvantages thank you very much for existential staying conversational cash i can start a member of the british parliament talking to us about whether ukraine could have its rightful place in the think european union also talk about the pros and cons of britain's membership e.u. that's it for this edition of sofia coppola's see you next time. ok. listen to steam. it puts everything in. letting go of the identities for me isn't. part of the protecting. somebody they would make a brother to the den if they really knew your story. there's a need for crazy home. what's your name my name is geoffrey. place ukrainian treasures have come to our land it's a threat to russia which. crimea is a small republican russia it is a huge country and defend us play plug along came to an end when the first moment of cocktail was thrown at our guys who stood there defending the law and order

cameron ridley wins it! captioning funded by cbs cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, march 21st, 2014. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the search for the missing malaysian airliner resumed in the southern reaches of the indian ocean this morning. five planes searched for two unidentified pieces of debris in one of the most remote places on earth, nearly 1,500 miles from australia. fog and rain hampered yesterday's search, but weather is improving today. the debris was spotted by satellite but officials have yet to positively identify it. tara mergener is in washington. tara, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. by air and by sea, searchers are dealing with some really rough conditions out there. the hope is that these mysterious objects will shed light on the fate of flight 370. australia's p 3 o'ryan aircraft traveled for three hours this morning to a remote part of the southern indian ocean. crews are searching the area for two pieces of debris spotted on satel

cameron diaz.ib kweli. and we flew -- >> i'm sorry, who? >> jimmy: talib kweli. >> oh, okay. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: he's a great rapper. >> okay, i didn't know him. that was the only name i didn't know. i mean, good for him. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: now you know him. yeah. we went down there. i had to get shots. you have to get shots. >> you have to get inoculations. >> jimmy: you took one for fun? >> everything is for fun, isn't it? >> jimmy: well, i went to be educational for the children. >> and what did you do? how did you -- because the food isn't great in africa. and you don't really -- like i went because i wanted it to be an educational trip. and get in touch with mother earth. or whoever is in charge of africa. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pretty sure you are right. it's mother earth. yeah. >> and i didn't want -- like we went like we were going to cabo. we ended up gaining weight in africa. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. we all gained 10 or 15 pounds. because we ended up drinking all day. i did

minister is accused of paying for facebook likes to use his popularity among his report on david cameron's unfortunate relationship with social networks. wealth and watching international. now the focus of negotiations on ukraine has shifted to london that's where russia's foreign minister are set for a diplomatic faced off with his american british counterparts this comes amid threats of sanctions from world capitals of the russian backed referendum in crimea goes ahead. reports the latest meeting between senior figures from the u.s. the u.k. and russia takes place at a bruising time just two days before the crucial referendum in crimea the u.s. secretary of state john kerry and his u.k. counterpart william hague are expected to try to persuade russia to not recognize the vote but washington and westminster seem to be playing a weak hand the west to set too many precedents in what's considered self-determination you don't have to look back far to see how the u.s. and the western partners have backed times encouraged referendums and secessionist split the referendum on self-determination s

then i tried to get out myself and i couldn't move. >> captain cameron loses consciousness.s have to spray him with foam to revive him. >> it was ice cold and it tasted like soap. next thing i remembered, i was hanging from the window sill with my right hand and let myself go and i fell down. >> but for some passengers it's too late. >> 46 people on the plane. half of them were killed. of those who survived, only five were not injured. >> we came out on that side of the plane. >> we started talking to each other about the people -- let us know that people sitting next to them had not gotten off the plane. >> saw the evidence the next day in the hangar, but as far as the enormity of the deaths of that, that's still with me. i feel badly about that still, that we couldn't get them all off. but we couldn't. >> we thought everybody was off. we thought everybody could get off. like we said, there wasn't any screams or noise coming from the plane. so, you felt that everybody was under control and -- >> getting off? >> -- was getting off. >> it was a real mixed bag of emotions. of

they are saying, we will hold off. >> we saw david cameron want around the halls. he is right now wondering around downing street trying to figure out what to say to angela merkel. does prime minister cameron greet the oligarchs? >> it is a complex relationship. the british government is in a tough stop -- tough spot here. they do not want to jeopardize the city of london, and enormous driver of british economy. on the other, they have to stand with european allies, germany, poland, france, and so on. so it is a real balancing act. poland and germany in particular also have significant trading relationships with russia and they will be cautious as well. >> do you get the sense reporting and speaking to people that russia needs the city of london more or do the city of london need the russian oligarchs and their business more? >> it is a good question. it is a symbiotic relationship. on the whole, the russians probably need london more because there are not a lot of options for them for a place to service the enormous wealth. they do not for the most part come to th

but i so love cameron's mom for doing that. hamilton has been the voice of cleveland indians on radio for 25 years. but on monday, he took the day off at spring training from broadcasting because he wanted to watch the game as a proud father. his son nick, who is an indians prospect drafted in 2012 was called up, allowed to be the designated hitter batting ninth in the lineup. watch the proud papa as his son walks to the plate in the big leagues for the first time. >> and you can see his father sitting there already with tears in his eyes to watch his son play in a major league game. and there's strike. starting third baseman, played his first year of minor league ball last year. and tom hamilton just found out his son was going to be in the lineup before the game today. he's not doing the game on radio. he just wanted to come for this very moment. 0-2 early. but the nervous guy in the ballpark was his dad. >> bouncing to the right side and brandon phillips will throw him out. but that is a moment that father and son and family

(cameron) oh, thank you. it's also known as a money tree. that makes two of us. mm.ell, i would like to propose a toast. (chuckles) mm. missed me. to the hard work of claire and cameron-- or as i like to call them, "clameron"... oh! (chuckles) which is what potential home buyers will be doing when they see this place. clamorin'. (chuckles) clamoring t-to buy it f-- phil, don't go back for it.

there is cameron and netanyahu. cameron opposes u.k. boycott.za and talking about and here is cameron and netanyahu, a two state solution must guarantee solution for israel. the satisfied indeed with tone of netanyahu -- cameron's speech here yesterday. >> a boost for imports after they shun organic food. research in the u.k. saying that farmers have been abandoning organic food partially as a response to u.k. consumers moving away from organic food. we saw a bit of a turnaround. perhaps the economy starts to and that little bit might be part of the explanation. a 2.8% increase in consumption of organic food but we are still seeing a drop. any organic people -- food that people want to buy, the increase will have to be imported. whether farmers decide to go organic will rely on commitments from supermarkets. you don't want to grow organic food if you're not going to have an outlet to sell it. the decision-making about whether they go that route will depend on what commitments they get from supermarkets. recently andhem they talked with some surp

david cameron did make a couple of comments earlier. he seemed a little bit more hawkish than before. he said russia possible moves were unacceptable and they must have consequences. the french were saying they do not expect sanctions today. one of our top corporate stories. two bids for the french phone unit. they had been planning to spin off sfr. caroline hyde is following the story for us. >> the two players pitted against each other are telecoms and a cable giant. let's have a look. the deal on the table is an offer valued at 14.5 billion ,ould you factor in cost cuts is actually worth 19 billion euros. getting 10ld be million -- billion euros in cash and the 46% stake in the entity. if this deal goes through, for telecom giants and france would become free. you were removing some competition. .hat will bring a lot ofside ofe lookingionaire owner is to offer about 14.5 billion euros as well for sfr. there is moren competition. you would still have four telecoms giants and france. this would be a cable company buying a telecom compa

here is how cameron put it. >> if germany and the u.k.ee to work together to improve the telecom single market. of of the long-term ambition the european commission but want to take steps that deliver benefits to business and consumers quickly and including the complete elimination of mobile roaming charges. >> just some of the themes --theng at to be conference is big data. his remarks were more lengthy and tech specific than merkel was kind of the whole. he talked about the need for 5g, that means download a movie in about one second. i do not know if it's a short movie or a long movie, they have catching up to do. south korea is a couple years ahead. >> all of this about date ability, what is that? >> i thought it was a another german word. it is data and responsibility. that is what angela merkel talked about. a responsibility corporation have to customers and protecting down. we have talked about that and this comes on the heels of potentially new revelations by wikileaks julian assange gave a interview to sxsw talk about new revelat

because cameron todd willingham was innocent. >> okay. you to hold your thoughts for just a second. >> cameron todd willingham charged with arson hods fmicide a fire that took the lives of his three little girls was facing a death sentence. he was counting on this man to save him. did you think todd willingham was guilty? >> after i had seen all of the evidence, it was overwhelming that he was guilty. >> reporter: david martin was one of willingham's court appointed defense lawyers at his 1992 trial. so keeping them honest, what exactly did martin do to defend willingham? the prosecution had two arson investigators on the stand to prove that willingham was guilty. did you have an expert testify? >> we couldn't find one who said that it wasn't arson. >> reporter: couldn't find one. but since the trial, nine. that's right. nine different arson experts have concluded the fire was not arson. what evidence did you present to help defend willingham? >> what evidence would you have us present? the witnesses withere dead, the kids. every time you

carl cameron live at cpac in maryland. carl. >> reporter: hi, gregg. these are among the nation's most conservative grass roots activis activists. and they are a big representative sample of the seriously conservative voters who can often decide the first primaries and caucuses ever 2016 in the presidential race. they have been voting for 2 1/2 days in the annual straw poll. last year it won by rand paul, something of a favorite. well received. the balloting ended at 1:30. the votes will be public in the next hour or so. it could be a boost for a number of candidates looking to get a stamp of approval from conservatives. one of the candidates who was particularly tough not just on the obama campaign, ageneral ga, also on the leadership in washington. mitch mcconnell, john boehner, the leader of the house republicans and others, rick santorum, the former pennsylvania senator who briefly won the iowa caucuses. listen to this. >> let's face it. we have a bunch of leaders in this country who don't believe conservative policies can be the basis of a winning

the officials at the charter school banned cameron for violating the dress code. >> she is my best friend. >> you wanted to support her? >> yeah. >> it makes me feel special and that i am not alone. >> for a little girl to be brave and shave her hair in support of her friend is a huge statement. >> cameron's parents received lots of support and for now she can attend classes until a final decision is made. >>> niners fans will be kept on a tight leash. inside the stadium the rules are obvious, no weapons, airbornes or outside booze. tailgating in the parking lot is where fans may feel bound by some tough rules. you cannot play football or throw anything at all including frisbies. you cannot bring a keg into the parking area. you cannot play amplified music that can be heard more than 50 feet awa >>> a stanford band member who was an instant star will be on jimmy kimmle tonight. he stole the show during the cardinals win over second seeded cans -- kansas with his enthusiastic cow bell playing. and tonight kimmel gives him a shot to prove the cow bell is an important part of any band. >> is

you heard david cameron speaking this morning, saying that the russian actions in crimea were an actf aggression that should not remain unpunished. if you let that russia have its way in crimea, other countries could follow suit. was hammered down by the lithuanian president as she arrived for the council meeting. >> thank you very much for that. we will come back to you as soon as this story develops right here on "france 24." rome, the russian foreign minister and the u.s. secretary of state john kerry are holding talks today. the ministerial conference was supposed to focus on the situation in libya, but it has been overshadowed by the crisis in ukraine. both men did meet in paris yesterday but no concrete agreements had been reached. we will see how this goes today. moammar gadhafi's son is currently behind bars in tripoli. that is according to the libyan government. after his father's death, saadi fled to niger. he is awaiting trial, accused of shooting registers when he was leading the libyan special forces. >> he was known as the libyan dictator football playing son. saadi gad

we've heard david cameron and others put out releases when they've had words with vladimir putin.out first with their version of how it all went. he spoke with angela merkel, david cameron, the british prime minister, and essentially the line after he made it clear to both that the steps being taken by crimea's authorities are in his view based on international law and in the world's of the kremlin's statement aimed at procuring the le jgitimate interest of the population. but the tensions continue. this afternoon several thousand russian activists descended on a government building in eastern ukraine, not in crimea, took over the building. they did leave after raising the russian flag. but, you know, curiously and perhaps worringly they, too, were calling for their referendum on whether they could join russia as well. that's not in crimea. that's in the east of the country. candy? >> well, isn't that the big fear that in some of these areas where there is a large russian ethnic population that whatever crimea does, if it should uphold this vote about annexing itself to russia or

the nine-year-old cameron shaved her head in support of her best friend who is battling cancer. school folks barred cameron from class for violating the dress code and said don't come back until the hair grew up. the school board decided to make an except. >> we look for extraordinary circumstances which we certainly found here. >> she is fighting for her life every day. >> parents received tremendous support on social media from california to new york. it might have made a difference. >> a surprising privacy breach with the bay area school district that released information of employees to the media. >> pg&e has no choice but to cut down thousands of whatcha' been doing braydon? reading let's see pictures, pictures,pictures there's a boy riding on his bicycle you can read too grandpa! ♪yea it's always better when we're together♪ >>> in san jose the superintendent of the east union school district is apologizing after it released employee social security numbers to news group. the superintendent says the district was responding to a public records request and accidentally includ

james cameron later founded the holocaust museum in the walkie wisconsin. so there would have been a third victim. when i talk about living with lynching i'm talking about the fact that we are still lynching in many ways but i want to talk about what does it mean to be someone like james cameron who basically managed to escape this but then also have to live with the fact he would have been the third person and continue to live with the photograph itself circulating. so those are some of the things that we want to deal with. finally, with this one i wanted to be very clear about the deliberate composition of the photographs that we are not just talking about a straightforward record but because of th that id composition to the photograph. part of that i would suggest to you is that shape around the midsection. historians have a little bit of delay to about this bu about thm convinced by those that suggest whenever you see that and suggest this victim was castrated. when i talk about deliberate composition that is part of what i mean. this might be a barbari

why do you think david cameron agreed to a referendum on scottish independence while rafa way with the accent on to cancel any harder than it is they know me though i probably in the uk visible to fund them across the wilderness they need to. i do regret that because i wouldn't say that it is they who does the same time for democracy with the same beating for democracy or democratic will yesterday his own company at the casino but it doesn't have the same depth as a british democracy in and that's the reality show the unit was. here i think that prime minister cameron recognize that its docklands apartment i've been called to do with the pope reminded to hold the referendum the people for up to the accepted version of this cost issues. i'm told that the comment that he never thought of denying the top and was a nation. in spain it's tonight because of the way he is a nation that's the first big mistake because the fishing is contrary to what history tells us that as we can see from the walls of the saddest days from the beginning of the fifteenth century which has always been to secure

the officials at the charter school banned cameron for violating the dress code. >> she is my best friend. >> you wanted to support her? >> yeah. >> it makes me feel special and that i am not alone. >> for a little girl to be brave and shave her hair in support of her friend is a huge statement. >> cameron's parents received lots of support and for now she can attend classes until a final decision is made. >>> niners fans will be kept on a tight leash. inside the stadium the rules are obvious, no weapons, airbornes or outside booze. tailgating in the parking lot is where fans may feel bound by some tough rules. you cannot play football or throw anything at all including frisbies. you cannot bring a keg into the parking area. you cannot play amplified music that can be heard more than 50 feet away. >>> a stanford band member who was an instant star will be on jimmy kimmle tonight. he stole the show during the cardinals win over second seeded cans -- kansas with his enthusiastic cow bell playing. and tonight kimmel gives him a shot to prove the cow bell is an important part of any band. >>

why do you think david cameron agreed to a referendum on scottish independence while roughly will not extend from the castle in the heart of it is legally though i probably in the uk has a more funds democratic wilderness they need to buy. satan is baby was safe for democracy. with this team beating for democracy or democratic will gain state is doggedly to the casino but it doesn't have the same depth as the democracy into the reality so that unit was i think that's right mr cameron recognize that its docklands apartment had been quoted in with the pope reminded to hold the referendum and noble for up to the accepted advantage of this cost issues. all in all the comment that he never thought of denying the top and was a nation is paying its entirety because of the week is a nation. that's the first big mistake because the fishing is contrary to what history tells us that as we can see from the walls of the saddest days in the beginning of the teachings of st which has always been the seat of the castro government that what we want freedom and democracy. it is also against the winner

called david cameron and german chancellor angela merkel. according to the government the leaders have a different assessment on what's happening on the ground in ukraine. they do agree the situation needs to be deescalated. joining me now via skype is cnn's former moscow bureau chief jo dougherty, fellow at harvard. good to see you, jill. how do you interpret conversations voluntarily taking place between putin and cameron and merkel. what can happen? it is more meaningful that any more conversation vladimir putin would have with president obama than he did last week. >> one thing, look at vladimir putin and how he traditionally acts, he tries to present his position as being legal. he is a warrior by training. so he's always saying we are abiding by the letter of the law. so in this circumstance you have president putin saying the vote -- there will be a vote in crimea, as you've been reporting, seceding from ukraine joining russia. that's legitimate. why? the government in kiev, revolutionary new interim government is actually illegal, th

. >>> german chancellor angela merkel and british prime minister david cameron both got and the phone with russian president vladimir putin. they urged him to hold talks with ukrainian leaders. german officials say merkel says the referendum violates ukraine's constitution. a spokesperson for putin says he told merkel that the vote is based on international law, and he said the referendum will reflect the legitimate interests of people in crimea. >>> prime minister cameron's office called for the establishment of an international contact group. putin said he and foreign minister sergey lavrov would discuss the matter. >>> and the tropics looking quite active today in the southern pacific. our meteorologist robert speta has more on that and the weather around the world. robert? >> yes, we are seeing out here today what it looks like to be the peak of tropical season in the southern hemisphere. and we have three named tropical systems at this time. you can see one here in the gulf of carpentaria, and another over by sven watt u in fiji. let's talk about these two near the queensland coa

the officials at the charter school banned cameron forviolatr violating the dress code. >> she is myest friend. >> you wanted to support her? >> yeah. >> it makes me feel special and that i am not alone. >> for a little girl to be brave and shave her hair in support of her friend is a huge statement. >> cameron's parents received lots of support and for now she can attend classes until a final decision is made. >>> niners fans will be kept on a tight leash. inside the stadium the rules are obvious, no weapons, airbornes or outside booze. tailgating in the parking lot is where fans may feel bound by some tough rules. you cannot play football or throw anything at all including frisbies. you cannot bring a keg into the parking area. you cannot play amplified music that can be heard more than 50 feet away. >>> a stanford band member who was an instant star will be on jimmy kimmle tonight. he stole the show during the cardinals win over second seeded cans -- kansas with his enthusiastic cow bell playing. and tonight kimmel gives him a shot to prove the cow bell isofy band. >> is that a de

the news the central conflict in the crimea continued sweet research by minister david cameron condemning russia's move to the troops on the peninsula as completely indefensible and a flagrant breach of international law cameron has described the upcoming referendum and funny as the legal sense it will not be recognized by the international community the council of europe meanwhile has pledged its support for ukraine's new government and for the country's sovereignty and territorial integrity russian forces tightened their grip on ukraine's black sea can use them. the kremlin released a video clip showing president continue being told by his foreign minister said the nonprofit that russia has drawn up new proposals which will aim to resolve the crisis. russia refuses to accept the need for the government in kiev despite the fact that ukraine's entry and claiming it's the aussie gets immunity is said to be received at the white house on wednesday russian money in the day it's a good excellent isolated settlements and fair poll which some forty volunteers was sworn in as members of the new

cameron has described the upcoming referendum and funny as the legal and says it will not be recognized by the international community the council of europe meanwhile has pledged its support for ukraine's new government and for the country's sovereignty and territorial integrity russian forces tightened their grip on ukraine's black sea can use them. the kremlin released a video clip showing president continue being told by his foreign minister sergei lavrov said russia has drawn up new proposals which will aim to resolve the crisis. russia refuses to accept the new crib new government in kiev. despite the fact that ukraine's entry points to our city yet seen yet is said to be received at the white house on wednesday a man has been shot and wounded. finally we rounded speech went to a decline in spots because the political spectrum ukrainian pretense is counting letters of support and food the ukrainian military units in the province. on command when bella called its interest in uniforms of the disbanded their coats right least reportedly stopped the convoy as it tried to enter the bike

david cameron in a leaked piece of paper, said -- it was leaked today, said yesterday, that he wasn't interested in any kind of thing that might take russian money out of the city of london. >> talk about a message of weakness. putin is the problem here, not ted cruz. i have criticism of obama's behavior up to this point. i would say, for example, on this example, you know, putin looks at the red line in syria, the chemical weapons thing. he doesn't -- but the way to make him take it seriously is to do something now. if cameron doesn't like it, tell the british people that enabling london's theft of money. >> i didn't say weakness. i said rhetoric and reality. >> duly corrected. >> isn't the reality that they face the same situation when putin ran into georgia, and they did nothing? >> two wrongs don't make a right where i come from. >> we should say something about american values and interests at stake here. and it is taking place in a very unstable where every country has large minority interested in it. what would you have done difficultly this week, what would you have told him t

so it's cameron that i'm worried about. it's cameron that has the pack of the litter. >> the bottom line that you're both making is the correct one and we saw it in iran with the europeans did not help in the boycott of the products and kept making a nuclear weapon, we know that. so if you don't see that as a lesson, if we don't speak with one voice, we are going to end up with putin going all the way in through ukraine and then we're going to really have the nato -- >> do you think he's going into eastern ukraine? >> absolute he. i think he is testing us just like a 4-year-old kid to see how far he can go before we really get serious. >> if we don't cut his money off, he's got us. seriously. i don't know what the hell -- we're not going to put troops in there. you're right, more muscular nato posture. go from the natural gas exports. i would only add, i guess john mccain's idea, let's start renegotiating the defense with -- >> maybe that's the key point. u.s. doesn't have to wait for europe upon everything. we can demonstr

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cameron talking tough on russia. there is a question many people are asking. why do these countries care so about tiny ukraine? here is the prime minister's answer. to britainters because we benefit from a world in which countries of they the rules. we benefit when we enable people like those in ukraine to be able to choose their own future. >> that, and money. the eu accounts for 75% of foreign direct investment into russia. and russia provides 33% of the eu's petroleum. they need each other. france needs russia, too. this is a worship made by france for russia. it is designed to strengthen russia's ability to deploy troops. the ship as part of a $1.6 billion deal that marked the biggest ever sale of nato weaponry to moscow. france says it has no plans to scrap the deal even though it is criticized russia's military push into crimea. here is the french president france will want. -- francois hollande. >> there will be the maximum pressure on russia for de-escalation. there is a possibility of sanctions. not looking to raise tensions but to open a path for dia

it all began when david cameron has had a photo of himself and sliding slightly while speaking to the un could go on and off ukraine in richland final with a never ceasing teasing punch excuse and evolved into a neat coming up with that other parties. all of the common in this case is jacking express that eden is to discuss the ukrainian prices with the pm and is still the only pr stunt. upon finding him and it cost a few days. he somehow finds reports bullets in the conservative cause he's just dissipated with a thick add a tiny thing for the finest is at a junk they spit in a bid to generate clicks. i likes on his face that pace the things that one comments all about reports that i'm keen to cut the results it seems that at the same deal of time and place as any team lacking just a month the gate and the prime minister's page was about twenty thousand who likes of mind to keep the finding is that he likes things that page. now he's laugh in front again with more than a hunch it affects the thousands who likes to take the tennis team the consensus was that i hate the advertising to g

. >> 9-year-old cameron renfro decided to go bald to show support for a friend who lost her hair battlingnitially said the third grader couldn't come to school because her bald head violated the dress code, but the board voted to make an exception to allow cameron to stay in school. >> thank goodness. >>> yes, a college game turned into base-brawl between rivals florida and florida state and in the middle of the bench-clearing battle was a heisman trophy winner. jameis winston is also a relief pitcher for the top ranked seminoles. >> risking injury and a career in pro football. three other players were ejected. the gators did go on to win. >>> all right, enjoy these nfl touchdown dunks over the goalpost while you can. >> you probably won't see them come the fall because dunking will now draw a 15-yard penalty. the nfl says banning the popular celebration is a way of stopping goalposts from being knocked off kilter like one was last year. critics say it is another example of the nfl being the no fun league. >> i don't mind the dunk so much. >> all right. well, it is a travel day for teams

he's been called cameron spics and he's had what one might call unparalleled access to access to power over a very long time over the last four decades right there in the heart of government the irony lies in the fact that he's also been closely involved in drawing up government policy on internet pornography filters and this is a man who was arrested arrested recently on suspicion of what everybody is calling an offense related to child abuse images so not just pornography but what appears to be child pornography now his arrest happened on february the twelfth and he then resigned but this was all on the quiet downing street appears to have covered it up until it was confronted with it now over the last three weeks no one said anything about this but apart from the prime minister who apparently has known for three weeks he said he was very concerned that the matter should be handled correctly that he didn't want to brief preemptively on a criminal investigation against a member of his starts but his critics who are mainly labor members of parliament opposition say that this raises a n

. >> next, british prime minister david cameron taking questions from members of the house of commons. after that, a discussion about the ukraine from the conservative political action conference. on the next "washington journal," nancy cook will talk about the jobs report and anti-poverty programs. alex wayne looks at the health care laws delay on older health care plans. as always, we will take your calls. you can join the discussion on facebook and twitter. that is live at 7 a.m. eastern on c-span. on wednesday, prime minister david cameron talks about the situation in the ukraine, and relations with russia and the european union. he says the u.k. will withdraw from preparations for the g-8 summit and reschedule for june in sochi, russia. the u.k. national interest is that the rule of law is upheld. this is about 35 minutes. >> order. questions for the prime minister. prime minister. >> mr. speaker, this morning i have meetings with colleagues and others. in addition to my duties in this house, i shall a further such meetings later today. >> local conservative councils from north h

. >> next, british prime minister david cameron taking questions from members of the house of commons. then, members of the u.s. house of representatives debate russian sanctions and aid to the ukraine. and then another chance to see "q&a" with author betty medsger. on the next "washington journal", how some of the 2016 candidates are reacting to recent foreign policy, especially the unrest in ukraine. at the deadlines and extensions of the affordable care act. andill be taking your calls you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. live atton journal", 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. transaction is a lot less scary and a lot less large and a lot less complicated than some people would like to make it. in theu think about it video space, it is not a horizontal deal. we do not compete with time warner cable anywhere. air is not a consumer in america who has a choice between buying comcast products or time warner cable products. at the end of the day, we will have under 30% of the market. not particularly scary. one thing that is appropriate to think about and to discuss is the i

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carl cameron mentioned it at the very end of his report. you have a fascinating dynamic taking place there, three republicans running, three who are already in the house of representatives, running now to be the senate nominee. you have jack kingston, phil gingrey and paul brown and brown is the one who is leading at the moment but from the democrats' perspective he's the guy given to making extreme statements. i think he said evolution is a lie straight from the pit of hell and that kind of stuff so in some ways the republicans are again finding themselves in the same box that led them not to capture the senate last time when i thought they were going to get a majority which is that they nominate candidates that don't have a great deal of appeal to independents and democrats. >> because while people would look at georgia and say that's a -- probably a republican-leaning place, sam nunn's daughter is positioned on the democratic side to be a formidable democratic candidate potentially. >> yes, and you should say that sam nunn is a moderate

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meeting,of that secretary kerry will meet with british prime minister david cameron. ryan chilcote has details for us. >> 20 of 11th hour talks as western leaders seek to find some kind of way to pressure president putin from going ahead with that referendum on sunday .n crimea those talks begin here at 10 where the british prime minister david cameron will meet the u.s. secretary of state john kerry. they will have breakfast here early this morning. the main event of the day, secretary kerry will meet with , foreignan counterpart minister sergei lover of. lavrov. the united states is saying they were not convinced that russia was taking diplomatic efforts seriously. those talks going forward today. really an 11th hour attempt to try to get president putin to change his mind ahead of this referendum. lots of conferences scheduled for after it. they want to try to convince russia to step down. we have seenwhile, tensions on the street overnight in ukraine. >> yes, we have, in the eastern onetsk, we have seen pro-russian and pro-ukrainian demonstrators clashed. the inte

he might be in the sort of cameron we've got to do something camp. i think in the end obama and merkel are more important and their instincts just as human beings and leaders have been more intrinsically cautious. so i suspect we're going to get, we're not growing to get sort of churchillian, harry truman type speeches. we'll get something that looks to be firm and aims to avoid looking ridiculously weak and so on but that's not going to be tough something. i think a bit like, i don't know, some you probably heard scowcroft and bra brzezinski last night. they said we may not get there but keep some sort of space with russians and i suspect that is the ink tinge for the moment will prevail. this is moving situation. who knows what it will look like by the time obama arrives in europe, if there have been incidents and the russians are beginning to look greed i wily at eastern ukraine and the whole situation is different once again. a final point. about how the russians might be reading this and how everybody has based. i think it is important that we l

cameron todd willingham was found guilty of killing his three daughters and an arson attack is that really the case will tell you more later on the shelf. tuesday marked where i can and washington d c i'm enduring a bit in your watching our team air the kids in ca with the latest in ukraine most of the attention is now centering on the southern peninsula of time yet which is located on the northern coast of the black sea as geo political tensions continued to rise control over the region is now one night stand but for more on the most recent developments i spoke with our keys each work is going on. i first asked him to talk about what happened in kenya today while at the same or worse has been a normal working tuesday. lots of people on the streets going about their business of all the rules are open to traffic shops are open cafes restaurants use a headset even sometimes when we are filming reports will post them up to me and say why is this a mini media here's why you guys reporting on there's nothing to report on science which is i think though that as of the key words abide to. it's ac