. >> when you were kissing cary grant were you thinking of him? >> are you c morning" oscar winner eva marie saint. >> along been big box stars great motion pictures, will travel to one you've seen and seen again. >> when you think of the old west, does it look like this? since the 190s mob unionment valley has been stealing the screens from the likes of john wayne. >> reverend, looks like you got yourself surrounded. >> it's come a ready and drop dead gorgeous. ahead, mother nature, movie star. >> serena altschul dazzles us with jewelry. steve mart than tells the tale of a boy, soldier and greatest honest. but first headlines the second of march, 2014. we are at the brink of disaster said leader of ukraine begging for world leaders to help his nation to get latest from kelly. >> in crimea, russians are now in control. 15,000 russian soldiers. prime minister. >> we are on the brink of disaster. there is not any reason for the russian federation to invade ukraine. >> ukraine responded to the take over by calling reservists and putting military on c

even i know drew cary. that says a lot. of all 17 partners he's the third person i didn't have to google. it's a good sign. >> a couple hints, one team will be dancing to the theme from "star wars". and last dancer of the evening will perform to a song called "let her go". >> george, just curious the cast was first announce owed everybody is saying look out for drew cary we think of him as a great comedian. now this talk shows and game shows but can he dance? is he a great dancer? >> once upon a time, he performed in big production numbers on the show. i don't know how well he can dance but i know he likes to dance. people are telling me i think you can be impressed by drew cary tonight. it's going to be a tough season >> when you look at maryl seems like she has it nailed. >> her partner on the ice is supposed to be very good. people are wondering will it come down to these two? will the audience say wait a minute, these two have too much experience dancing on ice and we don't know. it's going to be toing. then, amy purred

joining me to talk about those on the list, cary, good to see you. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me . >> ologarts suggest a small number of people who control a large part of the economy. >> and in russia and ukraine, you have billionaire ologarts. but not so in other places in the world. >> in america you could be a billionaire and not have an influence on anything but where you spend your money. when you look at some of these unstable economies where two decades ago people were living in troubled times in a centrally controlled economy, how do you end up up with these billion narrows? how did they get there? >> it's amazing. when you go through and read the biographies of these russian billionaires and some of these ukrainians as well, it's so much about being at the right place at the right time when being at a manager of a state-own the steel company or coal company, and they were there at the time that these companies got privatized, and they managed to get a bunch of equity as these things went private. they bought them p

the next cary grant, and they can't find him. george had it a little bit, but there's never anybody who sort of has had exactly what he had in terms of roles -- >> yeah, and he created it. >> charlie: he created the character. >> he created the character, but, also, those scripts and that dynamic that went on with all of that -- you know, philadelphia story and that kind of thing -- that doesn't happen anymore, you know. >> charlie: mr. smith goes to washington and all that. >> yeah. >> charlie: looking back, do you wish you had spent more time as george clooney as done, as clint eastwood, as warren beatty has done, learning the whole business? >> well, i learned the whole business. i learned the whole business, but those guys are very special. i mean, you know, warren is a very talented man. i mean, he put together some very, very good films and very talented. >> charlie: he's back making a new film, too. >> yeah. >> charlie: about howard hughes. >> and george clooney. >> charlie: clint eastwood. look at eastwood's career. >> ch

i'm cary anne. let's get started with the headlines. australia's prime minister say satellite images have captured objects that may be related to the missing malaysia airlines plane. >>> russian president vladimir putin is building bridges between his country and crimea to redraw boards. >>> and a step forward, they have agreed to resume talks after more than a year. >>> the people searching for the missing malaysian airlines plane may have caught a break. what could be pieces of debris showed in the indian ocean. military air crews are trying to find them. >> new and credible information has come to light in relation to the search for malaysia airlines flight mh-370 in the southern indian ocean. >> the jetliner set out almost two weeks ago, carrying 239 people. it was headed for beijing. 50 minutes after the takeoff, it disappeared. australia's maritime safety authority released photos taken sunday. two floating objects are advise, in the indian ocean. one is about 24 meters long, the other, about 5 meters. they say they were 2500 kilo

in fact, via skype "right this minute" from canada we have dad colin, mom julie, sister caris and, ofadorable van. congratulations on surpassing your financial goal. i also understand that there's some other great news about the lumineers, right? >> there is a lot of news going around our house at the moment. and thank you very much for all your support. we received an e-mail today. the lumineers band manager is interested in getting in contact with us. >> how fan tas pick would that be, van? are you pretty excited about the possibilities? >> it would vantastic. >> now that you got the money have you ordered the van yet? >> no, not yet. >> we need to have some people with expertise in measuring his wheelchair and making sure we get the right van. >> what will you do with the additional money that you raised? >> van needs a new wheelchair. it's expensive. >> van, what does the family say to all the people who helped out raising all this money? >> thank you so much. it's been really helpful. >> did this surprise you how quickly you were able to meet your goal? >> yes. >> yes. the outpou

. >> it's a very cary scary proposition. the news over there not getting the state story, and basically they decided about half a dozen to ten of them young male ukrainian immigrants, they wanting to home to deal with what ever the future holds for them. if it means enlisting and fighting, they'll do it. >> is that what you're hearing from people? they feel like there will be fighting? do they feel it will de-escalate or pull back? what are you hearing? >> you know what, we can't take honestly in my personal opinion we can't take anything that putin says with any truth, to be honest with you. there was a pact signed, the bucharest memorandum that they were going to honor the borders. they haven't. they have a history of this in georgia, there is great concern, to be honest. >> al jazeera has been in ukraine since december. we've been covering this story since the trade pact that has been rejected. other news organizations have been there more recently. is there a sense among ukrainians that they're getting accurate news or a

so any of those scenarios is plausible at this point. >> cary walsh, if this plane is in the southernean, the topography underwater, how much does that play into the difficulty of retrieving the ever-so-important black boxes? >> well, it's going to play a lot into the difficulty. the area they're searching is gigantic and unless they're able to get people on the water and actually pick up a piece of debris and firmly identify it, that search area is going to be gigantic covering topographies and water depths. >> what kind of sonar technology would be used to find the debris field and how wide could the cone go? what's the latest technology? >> several technologies. side scan sonar would be the first tool. side scan would be towed off the bottom by a ship traveling at slow speed. the sonar array would be given a beam pattern about less than a kilometer wide, towing along about four knots and they would be looking realtime at the data, looking for anomalies on the bottom. if they were to find something that struck their interest, they would do multiple passes over it to define what it i

has been operating a new program in new orleans called cari. it is focused on immigrants who pose a serious threat to the community. >> is there a suspicion about what these people are doing? this isn't associated with any other crime? >> from what we've heard from the testimonies we're gathering, literally people will, the i.c.e. agents will go into apartment complexes, bible studies, anyone who looks latinos. sometimes they ask questions. sometimes they handcuff people, fingerprint them and if they have minor criminal record, they immediately take them into custody. >> reporter: joining forces with a national anti-deportation movement called "not one more deportation." organized civil disobedience is one tactic used on the issue. >> reporter: pressure upon the president has been great. from the hispanic caucus in congress and the communities who voted overwhelmingly in support of the president in 2012 they're impatient for change and calling for the moratorium on depou depourtation. mr. obama has asked the homeland security for a solution. >>

. >> i would have liked to work with cary grant. >> cary grant. a great actor.hat acting can be for a man. >> looking at her today you can understand why it is people really want to know about her and neither her talent nor her love life. >> both women and men insisted i ask you that, what is the secret to aging well aside from starting out beautiful? >> i think different for men and women. i think for men it has a lot to do with fulfillment of what they do in their lives, their social lives, their work. i think for a woman it's more private. it has more to do with personal fulfillment with life, love and children and work also, but not as the first thing. >> do you find aging difficult? >> i think, difficult the energy which is a problem. >> you are still going. very strong. >> very strong. >> you are turning out movies. the only reason i mention that is that french people, as you know, have this reputation about being passionate about retiring. >> depends on what you are doing in life. as an actor and ii test you don't retire, not a decision. >> you were bless

. >> "dancing with the stars returned last night and drew cary looking smooth." >> charlie weiss and his partner started strong, triple nines and a first place finish. >> i'm used to getting scores from judges and used to perfection. i'm hoping to get a >> i gave it my all. i guess judges saw that. >> el noer roosevelt said do one thing every day that scares it's nerve wracking but excited. >> i'm excited to try to do the dances correctly. >> i want to take it as far as i can. >> here is what the rest of the teams are saying. >> i thought yeah. yeah. >> i expected to do good. i did good. so yes. great. >> i'm proud of what we did. >> progress is bigger than any other i've ever in previous seasons. i'm in the there yet but don't give up on me. >> i thought it was fun. >> week two will feature dancers were most looking forward to serve yoerming on the show. >> billy dee williams is going to need america to save him but 77 years old, two hip replacements. >> yes. more power to him. >> that field of dreams >> a defiant move from vladimir putin ignoring threats of more u.s. sachgss. >> a

. >> some believe drew cary is the man to beat. . >> i want to have fun but i'm not going to kill myself if i don't win. >> we're all going to switch partners it's going to be up to america. they're going to pair it up. >> it's like nothing changed ways fighting with max and tony was making fun of me. >> rehearse yalz are now underway. >> see how this new round performs when they hit the dance floor march 17th on abc. >> max is back. still to come at 4:00 crisis in ukraine. russia sending mixed signals >> an honor student taking her parents to court because they refuse to pay for college. >> they're innocent victims. >> a high school team's december separation the shot after a >>> that breaking news in in hercules, police say the transgender student claiming to be assaulted in a bathroom made up the story the student was hospitalized after he said three boy as tacked him in a boy's rest room. the student confessed to making up the story after police had trouble verifying the statement. investigators sate student lacked injuries consistent with such an attack. police are looking into whet

drew cary, and mimi lee. >> it's one of the most beautif beautiful, incredible moments. >> the stars will be back to dance to the most-memorable year of their lives. >> a lot of work. i commend people for trying. >> yes. for sure. >> and still ahead malaysia airlines disaster and the anger from relatives >> the president's policy when it comes to phone records of millions of americans. >> donation overload and >> today's search for malaysian airlines flight 370 had to be cancelled because of bad weather. relatives exploded in anger. 300 friends and family members of flight 370 marched two miles to beijing only to find police blocking their way they don't trust the malaysian government's statement that the plane went down without survivors. >> why you make the conclusion no one is alive? i don't believe that. you make that conclusion you must have evidence. >> the ceo of malaysia airlines announced it's offering $5,000 in compensation to relatives of the 239 passengers and crew. >> officials in west african nation are banning the sale of bats to prevent the spread of the deadly ebola

. >> a new york jury acquitted cary kennedy on charges of a misdemeanor charge of driving while impairedtifying she mistook a sleeping pill for her thyroid medication. afterwards, admitting that access to strong legal representation gave her a benefit that others don't have. >> and we need to take a hard look at our criminal justice system in the united states to make sure that it really is just. and that everyone, everyone in our country has true access to justice. >> the human rights advocate is the ex-wife of new york governor andrew cuomo. >> still ahead, nasty job rejection e mail to a job hunter offers a lesson to all of us. >> why president and vice president running around white house in shirt and ties today. >> today's seven on your side q and a is just ahead i'm still taking your questions and you can contact me on facebook.com and on twitter at f minute -- m finney. >> >> you saw a live look at conditions in the sierra. now we've got a look at walnut creek interstate 680. there is the skyway. whenever you are, it's jammed up. downtown san francisco here, very slow going. from

cary was sensational. >> nobody? >> nobody. there he lucky. >> how many people did you meet?> lots. i mean that, truly. them. admire they were generous to me. i just got to tell you, i was so thrilled to be a part of this. it was everything to me. it meant everything. >> how is jill? >> she is wonderful. she is great. been --has >> wonderful. >> a lucky break for mr. wagner. >> i really didn't think i was going to land a wife again. after natalie died, it was difficult. a rupturing time for all of us, my whole family. life, sheame into my had her hand under my elbow holding me up. >> it was devastating for you be on the loss of your wife. a suspicion and everything. well, we didn't. but nobody will ever know? >> i don't think so. when something like that happens , nobody sees what happened, nobody saw what happened to her. she was just gone. is an openappens, it situation. ideas, that she slipped on the step. >> by beating the guy came forward several years ago? -- why do think that guy came forward several years ago? >> it is transparent. he had written a book. he wanted to

i played cary grant's character. so, a lot of fun. >> less than two weeks after the bodies were discovered, wozniak was arrested for murder. he was at his own bachelor party the night before his wedding. >> our meal was over. we paid the bill. all of a sudden this -- it was a swarm, it was a swarm of police came in, grabbed me, pulled me up, put me in handcuffs and dragged me out of the back of the restaurant. and i said, okay, hello, how are you? my name is dan, what can i -- you know. >> wozniak was questioned and taken into custody. a short time later, he attempted suicide. >> i was alone in a room and there was a wall. and they're all stoned, so i saw the corner and i said, if i jump and hit my head, maybe all of this will go away? and it's still here. >> wozniak went into a coma after the attempted suicide. he says he tried to take his life because of the shame he felt over being arrested only hours before his wedding. >> if i was given the opportunity to talk to my fiancee right now, i'd either say, can i be wi

one should doubt this, is a bipartisan problem and it began under the nixon administration and was caried out through this one, which effectively gutted much of nasa. gene, always great to talk with you. we hope the next time we talk it is about a more cheerful outlook for space. a lot has got to happen for that to come to pass. gene, thanks a lot. >> thank you, lou. we will go back at some point. promise. lou: appreciate it, gene. >> thank you. lou: gene cernan. nasa scientists for the first time capturing incredible pictures, look at these pictures of an asteroid disintegrating, breaking apart. the hubble telescope photographed this asteroid located between mars and jupiter, breaking up into 10 pieces and this is lapsed photography over several months. first time such an event has ever been photographed. we're coming right back. >>> why did the woman at the center of the irs target scandal take the fifth again? congressman trey gowdy on the investigation and his legislation to slow the imperious presidency. [ female announcer ] who are we? we are thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-n

practicing including olympic ice dancer charlie white and "full house" star and "price is right" host, drew cary. the answer is on "dancing with the stars" at 8:00 tonight. >> women were celebrated last night in "women of the year" awards hosted by the almeda branch of the political caucus going to plaintiffs in the federal rights lawsuit against proposition 8 and assembly woman skinner of berkeley. all women advocated policies that took years to come to fruition. >> it can take decades of education and oh -- awareness building and another decade for poll reform and then bring the people along so it is important to take a moment and give ourselves a pat on the back and raise a glass and say owe are fantastic." other winners include state attorney general pamela harris and senator boxer. >> the abc7 news continues at 6:30 with the top stories. >> imagine being in the middle of the flight and part of the wing rips off. it happened over the weekend. >>> a woman is struck and killed while walking down the sidewalk. i will tell you about the collision that had this stretch of willow pass road shut do

it's also good for women like cary little. she's a certified organic farmer that lives in washington. a few weeks ago she was working outside when one of the rams on her farm attacked her, leaving her with bruises and a broken leg. fortunately, because of her new health plan, her visit room to the emergency room was painless, or as painless as it could be with a broken leg. but her hospital bills, her cast and her visits to the orthopedic physician were paid in full. until last year cary had been spending half her income for catastrophic only health plan, forcing her to pay out of pocket for even the most basic of care. cary wrote an op-ed and she said in it -- and i want to quote from it. she said "what a welcome relief that my new health plan coverage preventive care, like mammograms, immunizations and yearly doctor visits, i can keep the primary care doctor i've been seeing for years and i no longer worry about family members getting kicked around due to preexisting conditions. thank goodness. and agriculture profits and lo

he was taking a nap in the cary likes to get to work early to avoid the commute then rest ahead of time. his car was just two days old. just incredible when you see what happened. more now from amy. >> i heard the explosion which felt like a truck went through the building. >>reporter: when paul walked out of office and saw this he couldn't believe his eyes. then he realize his co-worker was sitting in the car. >> i didn't believe it at first that it was his car. it looks like something from a war zone. i was in shock. i contain imagine whether he's going through. he was leaping in the carrie lacksing. >> this is what shot through the car. metal tank that took off from a company across the street. al metal iron company. paul ran across doolittle drive in san lee app dro to tell them what had happened. >> look at me and goes he was surprised so i said i need a supervisor. come over here item now. it almost killed one of my guy. >> company is not commenting at this tile. woman who lives nearby says she wants some answers. >> come all the way over here annex employed a car, that's of conce

and i want to bring in cary walsh from global diving and salvage. i appreciate your time. >> you bet. >> give us an idea of how hard it is to retrieve something from the bottom of the ocean if we're dealing with depths beyond 10,000 feet. >> well, ed, the first order of business is locating the debris. assuming this floating debris is from the airplane. and some of my peers have speculated that it's not just based on the fuzzy images we have seen. they may be iso containers lost overboard from a ship. shu should it prove to be true, they have to do a backtrack and the set and drift calculations to find out where the debris originated. go back to that location, and the basic tools to locate it will be a side scan sonar towed from a ship. towed a distance off the bottom with a search pattern similar to mowing your lawn, going back and forth with a side scan. taking swaths a little less than 1 kilometer wide. if they spot something, they will get a closer look. once identified, they have to come up for a plan for recovery. >> and that of course in ten

. >> reporter: greg carys with communities for a better environment says it all comes down to profits. the tanker cars are mostly owned or leased by oil companies that don't want to pay. >> there are alternatives, they can afford them. >> he says fracted crude is not the only crude, there's also tar sands oil, the dirtiest kind of crude. >> it's part of the larger debate about whether or not to use oil and continue to use fossil fuel or move it off into other forms of energy. it's not just safety, there's a big environmental debate. >>> we're talking about drama in oakland. in the column in the san francisco chronicle. >> this latest one involves the exit of city administrator deanna santana who is sort of the top gatekeeper for the past three years in oaklands. >> she has been running things we have not seen. >> it's her job. she was exiting, looking for jobs elsewhere. no secret testifies not getting along with the mayor. interesting twist, she was supposed to stay on for a six-week transition as they move to the man on the right there -- that is former chief -- fred blackwell -- fo

. >> what time obama caried? >> i'm asking what time it is.and i want to bring in juan.an do republicans get a net pickupl of six? >> i think so, with 14 seats in play in the republican side, i p think it's highly likely that ca the republicans pick up the majority. >> i want to get to the second part of that. while the republicans are i playing offense in all of theseh places, therile are a couple places at least, a couple states where they're playing defense with aheb seats that could be ie trouble. an open seat in georgia where the republican incumbent, saxby chambliss is retiring. michelle nun is a very crediblem democratice candidate, and in kentucky, the senate minority leader, mitch mcconnell is in a tough race. juan, what do you make of this? >> what carl said is so true. this landscape favors the republicans. if karl and i had been sitting here in 2012, we would have said it looks like republicans are going to take the majority of the senate. they imploded and democrats picked up two seats.was why was that? bad candidates selected by

he was carying each month new demands by the pope for mussolini to use the repressive apparatus of the fascist state to benefit the church. these are the examples go to interest from trivial. for example the pope was concerned about things like female modesty, modest clothes, bathing suits, night grounds that showed too much of female body. and insisted that mussolini do something about this. this was not the kind of issue mussolini had problems with actually as you may know. but even, but this is as i say begin with a trivial example. but there are other examples. for example, ex-priests, there were quite a large number of people who leave the priesthood, even back then, then to get marid some for other reasons. own way to support themselves, getting jobs, teaching local schools. they were only literate people in some rural southern village. the pope would, this was never allowed however when the popes were in power in the papal state because it was regarded as a scandal to have a ex-priest seen in public. and so one of the constant demands the pope made were in cases where ex-priests

. >> did audrey hepburn make less than cary grant? do we know? >> i bet she did.men have been in this business since the beginning. you can go back to the silent films. it does not hold up. it does not hold up when you compare angelina jolie. >> one of the high-powered agents that trish regan talked to, if one of them was here, what would they say? problem lies with agents. if you look at agency world, most of the top agents are mailed. it may have to do with their own perspective on the client. i want to point out that a lot of the big box office earners who are women decided to pull back and do more independent movies. julia roberts has earned $20 million. question.a 15 second ellen degeneres on the oscars, i was watching it. >> she was fantastic. >> the readings were great. like they were the highest in years. >> does she make a lot of money doing it? >> is better television. women make more. there is a disparity, but they are doing better. >> thank you. >> pimm fox is joining us with a preview. stock,"g up on "taking we will talk about the current athletic com

. >> i am cary with the consortium of employment, better los angeles. i am really humbled to sit on this council. when i look around the table and take a look at everybody else's know how much i have to contribute to the council, but i definitely look forward to engage in discussions around policy with regard to financial education, which is a asm that we prefer at pace opposed to financial literacy, because it oftentimes it implies that people are illiterate. perhaps financial empowerment might be a better term. in --on a pineapple plantation in hawaii where the common term is farmworker housing. we were poor, but didn't know it, because we got everybody lived like that. i don't remember very much having any choice. but we had the ocean as our playground. and so we would chop down some bamboo and use it for fishing poles or use it for spears to catch fish. in spite of the fact that hawaii it isadise, and because paradise the rich people in the world by property, as a result the cost of living gets driven up. the local residents used as laborers service

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there's a flood control project in talk up cary -- tucumcari, new mexico, created in the middle of the great depression everybody in the community invested in it, the federal government invested in it. what these projects do is they have duel for what purpose does. -- dual for what purpose does. one if there is a big flood to control the flood the second thing is to hold the water when you get to the irrigation season you can have irrigated farmland. so they did this in the 1930's. several hundred farmers and ranchers i think about 600 700, rely on this ploj and have been relying on this project since the 1930's. i visited this community recently and learned from the people that run the project and from the farmers and ranchers that in the last couple of years, zero water no water at all. they had never seen this ever since the 1930's, even though when we went through just very serious conditions in the 1950's it was thought to be one of the biggest droughts, no water. the last 10 or 1 years this particular -- 12 years this particular project same thing, very, very little water. so wha

it's maybe better not not to have secretary cary or president obama say them right now because we geteded more about that and we know how he likes to act. we need to have these conversations at a more general level because there has to be a lasting price, just as the lasting price after marbury woke up in china had taken over night and had no intention of leaving. we don't have to necessarily doing abs assault, but there has to be a lasting price. >> i think in the way the united states has an obligation that goes back to 1994 budapest security assurances. when the ukrainians, after the soviet union crashed, ukraine had on its territory 1900 strategic nuclear warheads targeted at the united states. a part of the price we agreed to pay where to pass us back to russia. we would give you security assurances on with the russians and british. commitment to your activity, independence, no use of force against you. the whole string which russia has violated. now there is a very important choice of words there. assurance is not guaranteed. that's because we give guarantees to nato allies. and

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