carr represents. and unless the notion that prices on broadband only go one direction which is to go up is, again, true only if you look at sticker price. but with promotions, prices for broadband have been amazingly stable. and when you realize the additional speed and the additional capacity that we have built into our broadband network, today comcast consumers pay 92% less per megabit down of speed that is delivered to their homes tan they did a decade ago -- than they did a decade ago. so sharply declining effective prices in the broadband market. >> host: joining our conversation on "the communicators" is how'd buskirk of -- howard bus curbing of communications daily where he serves as editor. >> you tell us what the timetable is and what seems to be taking a little time in getting that in? >> guest: sure. so we're, the current plan, there's no definitive date for this, but the current plan is to do our filings and public interest statement and applications for license transfer early in april. my

democrats are not backing off of obama carr any time soon. and even if she thinks that is bhad bad advice she can't say otherwise. if you are like vote your conscience. it would be a fire sale of democrats salvaging their record and voting against obama care. >> i have seen those stampedes. she's feeling so bullish on the obama carrot heels of the of the democratic loss in florida that many analyst so is a referundum. >> how do you interpret alex singh's loss. >> i think you can over read that race. but it is hilarious by the way nancy pelosi and the white house say it was not about obama care. the only reason alex sippingh lost is not enough democrats show up. that is what anyone loses and why the democrats didn't have a good turn out is because of obama care. and going forward. it is true that republicans overplea the unpopularity of obama care generalry. but in terms of the electorate, older and update and people having jobs and health care premiums go up or lose coverage for their spouse that is the ones that vote in elections. president

carr represents. and last, the notion that prices on broadband only go one direction, which is to go up, i s again, true only if you look at sticker price. but with promotions, prices for broadband have been amazingly stable. when you realize the additional speed and the additional capacity we have held into our stoadband network today, comca consumers paying 92% less per megabyte of speed that is delivered to their homes than they did a decade ago. so sharply the coining affective prices in the market. host: joining our conversation is an executive senior editor. you have yet to file your merger application. can you tell us what the timetable is and what seems to be taking time to get that in? guest: sure. the current plan -- there is no definitive date -- but the current plan is to do our filings and our public interest application for license transfer early in april. my guess would be probably in the second week of april. that is roughly the time period we have always said this would take. as you k

carr, i just wanted to bring you into this. with the equipment that is available right now that are submersibles, can go under water and maybe help find wreckage, it is my understanding that, because of the short amount -- or the short distances that sonar equipment actually is useful, but that you really shouldn't -- you can't put these submersibles into the water right now since we don't know or even have an idea where the fuselage might be. >> that's quite correct. the problem you have is the vast area and the low distance that, like the pinger, can be seen. even towed equipment, low water to the air or especially in the water has that problem, if you think of the pinger, think the one-mile limitation of the pinger when it's active and think vertically that you are really at about one mile or more depth. >> so and when they talk about these underwater vehicles, what are their limitations and what are their strengths? this is also not something you can just plop in there and go looking. >> well, you can use a tethered remote

carr winston. rebecca rogers. elizabeth ross. barbara. joanna. marie tang.f 2013 national board certified teachers. >> at this time, i'd like to remind our audience you must submit a speaker card if you want to speak on a particular item on the agenda this evening. and i believe speaker cards are available outside if not see ms. csa could now we will have student delegates report we would like to introduce our delegation we have four candidates but we have more today is the last day to turn them in. our candidates will stand up and introduce themselves >> yes. feel free to come to the podium. >> i'll elizabeth jones i'm currently a junior and i'm excited to run for student delete. >> excuse me. audience is as your existing the room quote please we're still conducting business. >> i'm alison i'm currently a junior and excited to be running. >> good evening. i'm from warmburg high school and very happy to be running. (clapping.) thank you very much. >> so we have another 6 people candidates running for student

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sprirpt carr response deputy superintendant lee. president fewer. commissioners. why do i feel like i'm preaching to the choir i'm a proud parent of the two koreans in the program. 5 years ago i stood before this board in support of the seal of literacy and overwhelmingly supported that every student in san francisco should have the opportunity for pre k through 12 grade prelit education. thank you it's not easy working with the budget and we've not been sitting on our hands we've formed nonprofits and worked with within the community and outside the community and partnered with our principle mr. hawk and the administrators to put together as much of a program as we could. now i look at the agenda for this evenings goal under accountability. keep our promises to students and families we ask only one thing that our board of education fully fund the commitment as of 4 years ago >> we have more speakers when i call your name come up. (calling names) . two minutes each please. first speaker press the bottom. please identify yourselves and tell us our name. >> hello. a

you're going to san francisco (laughter) be sure to wear >> i want to thank you very much champion carr's thorough and there's a lot of insight into this. one other thing i want to do before public comment and questions we start with this meeting patrol special officers their assigned throughout the district there's one officer fittings singer who is new i want to introduce him to the community officer fittings singer and with another officer takes care of the patrol officers so they're here tonight (clapping.) now, it's time for public comment regarding issues so, please line up and a call public comment >> item 5 public comment members of the public may address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction and are not on today's agenda speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole. on the police commission of order nor commissions or anyone are regard to respond to the public. individual commissioners and the occ personnel are to refrain if entering into comments with the public >> good evening and welcome. >> i'm isabel wade i'm a 57 resi

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. >> carr sinno gens like chromium, leg, arsenic and, you know the list, it's a quarter of the periodic table. >> toxic by-products of cold plants dumped into the water. the company doing it admitting and writing that the problem needs to be fixed. >> hi there. welcome to al jazeera america. good to have you with us. i'm thomas drayton, live in new york. assets from tu.s., australia an china are on their way to the i don'ts -- indian ocean to look for signs of missing malaysia airlines. it will be hard, it's described as a trash can where cargo can disappear off ships. >> five military aircraft, two cargo ships, a warship and an icebreaker were expected to zero in on the. bad weather made it difficult for the crews so far. >> in the satellite images are a few days old so the objects may have drifted away. family members of the missing passengers and crew are more anxious than ever for any information. authorities are trying to make sure no one is jumping to conclusions. >> there are sophisticated assets, the safe and recovery planes. they have people on board looking out the window, and

we have this report from carr abbingous. >> this man moved back to his native venezuela from spain, never dreaming he would be attacked for being near an anti-government demonstration of which he insists he was not part. thugs forced him to run and shot him in the back. >> these people are armed and had their faces cover. they realised the weapons are the same ones used by security i forces. >> the incident is one of many alleged cases of abuse. the opposition led presented information to the prosecutors. >> civil groups are being armed and with the support of the go. . there are 40 cases of torture verified by us, but there are a lot of claims from different people regarding police abuse, torture and cruel treatment. >> president nicolas maduro seen at the funeral of a national guards men puts all the blame on violent protesters whom he calls right wing fash ists. the president was asked about charges of abuses by his supporters and security forces. >> translation: if there's one case of torture, let them denounce it to me. as the head of state i'll punish those guilty with all the weigh

here to make sure you know how to keep the money you have earned is deena carr-- founder of finance: according to your faith. good to have you on the show. >>thank you for having me. it's a pleasure to be here. >>dr. deena, i don't want to see people lose any of this great money that they have earned over the past year or 2 here. what should they be doing? >>this is also a great time because at the end of the year we still have time to make contribution and have it count against our taxes. the other thing though is many times people lose money because they don't make the right moves at the right time. we sell when we should be buying and we buy when we should be selling. there are 2 newer things in the 401k world that helps people. one is target date funds. so opposed to having to make that decision or do what most people do which is look at the performance of last year and then select that fundthe target date fund allows you to say i'm going to retire in this year and chose a fund that will be allocated to the appropriate age or time frame. >>so basically if you are going to retire

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traversing demonstrators in eastern ukraine have seized government buildings and jason carr says it's to preserve the clean government the secretary of state john kerry and russian foreign minister sergei lavrov are scheduled to meet them the fourteenth of march and monday with international standoff in crimea european union and the united states has rejected the cranny a referendum as illegitimate new new. mr leach a sixty five year old czech catholic priests has been awarded the twenty fourteen in templeton prize for his efforts to affirm and the spiritual dimensions of life. leach who worked underground to promote democracy and morality in communist czechoslovakia use the advanced to criticize blood in your country and erection orthodox church over the situation in ukraine. on this one this time of year and i'm just going to mow grass and even as you can be no one is that the occupation and i don't miss the weekend for a kgb agent. also does all the action. it's the hidden dreams. this also happened to you. who knew him we are. decided i'm going to criticize to russian orthodox chu

police inspector colleague abu bob carr has been quoted as confirming that the suspect is not a malaysian but could not divulge which country he is from yet. kelly added that authorities are still trying to find out whether the suspects came in legally hope all going back for a moment to the criticism being lobbed at malaysia what more could authorities there have done. bullish on most of the criticism coming in a chinese tea run media is focused on malaysia's national carrier and aviation officials. they say families of the victim should have been noted by more quickly in a stricter security check should have been in place to prevent the two past years for importing was stolen passports. beijing's foreign ministry has also urged malaysia to step up its efforts for the missing airliner. this was the malaysia airlines aircraft so it should be the malaysian authorities that are mainly responsible for the search and rescue efforts. chinese government will also do all that and to participate in search and rescue efforts is well with you. when asked about the possibility of terrorism the minis

bob carr announcing a full speed past month and six he continued his eleventh episode six seconds the general said today that their midfield and sixty eight supreme said. i'm the last day to get back to school. city and trying to defuse the crisis that has received in christ that is not necessarily an easy process. aunties says those meetings will continue they will continue all efforts to try to make some hadith the pregnancy sixty two but this crisis if it didn't last she keeps insisting that it has no control over pro russian forces in crimea all start going down there that's somewhat disputes aka i am my ads and even some carry the affected state fair yesterday. she's almost directly to reference a blind eye to that. i think it's pretty much the scene that plays force is found in crimea of russian troops but like i say the defense has accused the council needed to get it so it makes that since the last house on the fact that they say those traits it right it must needs be traded insulation said he caught it the princess secret cd and then he says. step by step they could be some k

will carr live in los angeles with the latest. >> i know you're from this area, so you're used to things like this the best way i could describe it is, the room i was in became very would beably, and people who were closer to the earthquake, described it as a long, slow roll. we should note this is the second noticeable earthquake southern california has had within the past week. it hit at 9:09, centered 20 miles southeast of los angeles. it was strong enough to cause a rock slide, flipped a car upside down. the people inside that car only had minor injuries, it knocked goods off the shelves in stores. check out this picture, it's a bathroom picture it comes from our producer's brother. you can see everything fell out of his cabinets in the bathroom. in all, 50 families ended up being displaced. it knocked out power for about 2,000 people in the area. luckily, though, there was really just minor injuries, nobody was seriously hurt. there were broken water mains. we've had more than 100 aftershocks. experts say there could be more

chilling surveillance video a california teenager hit by two carr said she started into traffic and survivedhe accident. both drivers took off police have arrested one they're looking for the other again. she is only slightly injured the events unfolding are tied into one another and a new report showing the top paid internships. paid internships. coming right up. in the new new york, we don't back down. paid internships. coming right up. we only know one direction: up so we're up early. up late. thinking up game-changing ideas, like this: dozens of tax free zones across new york state. move here. expand here. or start a new business here... and pay no taxes for 10 years. with new jobs, new opportunities and a new tax free plan. there's only one way for your business to go. up. find out if your business can qualify at start-upny.com lou: the highest paid internships no longer on wall street. that is small money. real internships are in silicon valley. if you are lucky to intern and a computer software company you will make more than $7,000 per month. that is the internship or $84,000 a movie

and he and his spokesman whether it be susan rice, john kerry, whether it be john carr any.magine that. the press secretary hold acting as if it is hypothetical. some kind of future tense. it's nonsense. it's been going on. he's had full knowledge after nine days of silence. that he would keep the american people and the press corps. informed. just as had had for the past nine days. what the heck could he look for impotent. >> i don't think he has many options, lou map is he supposed to do now? the russian forces are on the waa and some in the area. we don't have 150,000 troops on the border. he does. lou: thank god we don't. [laughter] michael, help us out. the president seems to be completely unaware there's a reality in which putin lives and this sort of a vapor which with president obama is decidely and daily accommodated -- accommodating and comfortable. >> well,, lou, i would suggest we start thinking right now the next piece of the putin puzzle. don't forget it's not the first. there is meddling in syrian. we basically let him take charge of that situation. so still w

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it is a giant churn operation and you cancel the people's plans and force them in obama carr. throw- fourths of those people had health insurance. and less than one percent of the people signing up for obama care and u.s. population will gain access to insurance because of the obama care exchanges. >> john, wasn't this the predicate of why we needed obama care because of the 40 million uninsured. and they werousing the emergency rom as a primary care physician. how can they not collect data on these people? >> it doesn't make sense. the point of the law was to insure the uninsured. they start out having a favorable vow of this law. and they had a favorable impression 2- 1 have an unfavorable vow of the law. and in the survey, it just costs to which. it is set up for the republicans to make an argument why did we cancel the plans of millions of americans and spend $2 trillion simply to insure less than one percent of theus population? president obama dismissed five percent who may have their plans cancelled and how will he pretend it is a great success and that we sign up 1 or

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jenna: will carr live in los angeles. will, thank you. jon: you bet.on: a 6.9-magnitude earthquake striking just off the coast of northern california. aftershocks still being felt hundreds of miles away. new reports of shots fired in ukraine as russian forces tighten their grip on crimea. the latest on the ukraine crisis just ahead. there's a new form of innovation taking shape. at a company that's bringing media and technology together. next is every second of nbcuniversal's coverage 0f the 2014 olympic winter games. it's connecting over one million low-income americans to broadband internet at home. it's a place named one america's most veteran friendly employers. next is information and entertainment in ways you never thought possible. welcome to what's next. comcastnbcuniversal. jon: turning now to the crisis in ukraine, president obama will meet with the country's prime minister later this week as the white house continues to try to pressure president vladmir putin to pull his troops out of ukraine. on the ground tensions remain very much on edge.

and why the growth rate of health carr -- care costs will be on the delean.ll get to other issues. are enough young people in the plan? all of the problems that are discussed. >> the young folks are not signing up, are they, joe? price is everything. and david, what a lot of people assumed right or wrong, is that this would be a cheap product for them and they will find out it is not. what is the affect of that when it happens? >> you will see more and more people continue opting out of the system. and or finding out how much more they deslike the system. the new york daily times had a piece about the increased costs that citizens are facing for obama care and a young 30 something female said i was for obama care until i learned that i had to pay for it. and as more and more people realize that the system was not what they were solid and not going to bring costs down in the long-term and going to make quality of care worse when there are fewer and newer doctors. which is going to happen with this current system. >> joe, you said over all the cost curve will g

will carr follows that in l.a. things today. >> reporter: the rain pounded this area five days and created dangerous situations. take a look at the video. the video that we have shot inside of a restaurant on the pier in santa barbara. there is a massive wave that comes and crashes in the restaurant and broke windows and sent people eating break fast rushing from the door. and others saw mud slides and it came crashing down the hillsides and rushing in the resident's backyard. >> whole thing came down and all of it ended up out here. >> this was one of the largest storms since december of 2010. california needs more stops like this before it can pull out of the drought according to the experts. this brought the los angeles region to half of the normal rainfall for the season. and it put an end to a long wildfires season. governor jerry brown signed legislation to help resident who need the water. the farmer ares and ranchers are praying for more rain. but there is nothing but sunshine in the forecast. >> back to th

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chilling surveillance video a california teenager hit by two carr said she started into traffic and survivedhe accident. both drivers took off police have arrested one they're looking for the other again. she is only slightly injured the events unfolding are tied into one another and a new report showing the top paid internships. coming right up. lou: the highest paid internships no longer on wall street. that is small money. real internships are in silicon valley. if you are lucky to intern and a computer software company you will make more than $7,000 per month. that is the internship or $84,000 a movie if you need me to compute that you do not need the job. vm where has the second most lucrative followed by twitter. investors catching their breath after two days of volatility over the ukraine my next guest says what happens in ukraine have been right now with investors holding services chairman harvey, a great to see you. i have not seen this kind of flip on geopolitical this i cannot remember the last time this quick and decisive what will happen now? what is the play for investors they

rey touildn edatio arnd t carr at y wan les geto wk. >> welcome back.ill worried about a sharp drop in chinese exports that is raising concerns of the world's second-largest economy is slowing. >> here is a look at yesterday's closing numbers. stocks barely budged. the dow fell 11 points. the nasdaq gained 16 and s&p 500 added a half a point. >> it is time for the tech reports with gabe slate. >> apple has issued a new app. i highly recommend it to do this update. it is for ios 7.1. it affects some security issues and it hasn't really nice features. >> this is worth downloading just before the bug and security features. it has the very latest again somagainst malware. there are improvements to rot, when you receive an incoming call you have a cleaner look for accepting or declining the call. siri received a major enhancement. it would automatically recognize when you spot but now it would pick up words that you did not want it to. this change make sure questions more precise. for parents, if you do not want your kids to rack up purchases, you can now ch

will carr is live for us in los angeles. so, how bad was this storm, will? >> reporter: well, jon, the area got a lot of rain over the past five days and some residents in southern california may have learned a good lesson that it is possibly not a good idea to eat breakfast on a pier during the middle of a huge storm. check out video. video inside of a restaurant on a pier in santa barbara. a wave the size after basketball goal crashed into the restaurant. it broke windows and sent diners running for the door. the community of azusa, which is 30 minutes east of l.a., had mud come crashing down a nearby hillside. it filled backyards around left residents wary. >> the rain could stop and we could have mudflows 24 hours plate later, two days later. depends how much saturation the mountain can hold. the mountain can give in. next thing you know a lost mud could flow. >> reporter: jon, residents will definitely keep an eye on that for the next day or two. jon: scary pictures there but the drought is still on, right? how much more rain would california need to ge

michelle carre, it's great to have you on the program.k you so much. >> thank you so much. >> now, the controversy involving richie incognito. michael eaves has that stoish. >> story. >> over the last two days richie incognito has provided some new twists and turns. tmz recently posted this video from outside incognito's home, the aftermath of incognito using a bat to bash the front of his own ferrari last wednesday. you could see a piece of the bat protruding from the front of that car and lying on the ground. friday incognito was admitted to a psychiatric hospital. after tmz spoke to incognito which turned into a rambling and somewhat bizarre interview. >> that was me venting, when things went down it was just unfortunate. and you know we understand it. if me and my dad and my brother and my mom my dad, jonathan martin, the miami dolphins, steven ross you, we're all brothers and sisters. i think we all understand that. it's just time to move on. the ferrari is a story unto itself. the ferrari is one entity. but i will tell you this. the

secretary carr kerry engaged ina conversation. >> they can chose to de-escalate this situation and we are committed to working with russia. together with our friends and allies in an effort to provide a way for this entire situation to find the road to deescalation. the united states is ready to work with all parties to make that happen and to make it happen as soon as possible. we renew our call for russia to speak directly to the government of ukraine to send troops back to their bases and to welcome international observers and human rights monitors. and we've seen today with what happens with special envoy just how important it is to ensure the safety of those monitors and those observers. >> rose: also today defense secretary chuck hagel told the senate arms services committee that he had canceled military exercise with russia and increased cooperation with nato allies. the european union offered the new government in ukraine $15 billion in aid over the next two years. joining me now dr. henry kissinger, former secretary of state and national security advisor to president nixon. w

yes, we'll so higher premiums under obama carr. >> what would the administration say? >> you know what it is. it is they are a little embassied they are 2 million people short of where they should be. and this is the only way to get people to continue to enroll. it is like if you have a test in college. and that's what is happening with obama care. they are extending the deadlines. people are going to the website, bill. out of the curiositiy and grazing but not buying the product. all you have to do is click a button. enjoy karl rove in austin. and in november a month after the administration was lost it would be extended one year and certain individual man dates were delayed until 2015 and that delay was extended to 2016. >> and the states following the administration's lead and extending that enrollment period. of those, nevada and marry lapd and minnesota had so much trouble for the website they are giving people time. it has been plagued by glitches from the beginning. and off we go. >> democrats taking action as concerns about obama care affects them. police raidi

the white house announced 6 million people enrolled in obama carr. not included in the break down is how many people signed up and never paid and enrollies came from the 6 million policies that have been cancelled because of obama care. and one of the problems plaguing one of the obama carry exchanges too big to overcome. maryland will abandon the on line system and replace from technology from connecticut's marketplace. this after sinking more than 100 million in a system that failed for enrollment goals. molly has the news from washington. molly, maryland and what they do there may interest so many other states. >> reporter: to see if states set up obama care successfully could share software and coding with other states such as maryland. maryland 20,125 million setting up the health insurance on line. and the governor o'mally said there would be a change to the site saying it is not working as it was supposed to work and that means using connecticut's system. a representative would not confirm a deal with marry lapd but said a lot of states will b

will carr is in los angeles with the latest. any shaking going on right now? >> i was in santa monica last night. i would probably describe it as being wobbly. other people closer to it described it as being a long, slow roll. it's important to note this is the second noticeable earthquake this area has had in just the past two weeks. it hit about 9:09 last night and centered about 20 miles southeast of los angeles. it was strong enough to cause that rock slide which ended up flipping a car upside fortunate car only had minor injuries. it knocked goods off shelves in stores, displaced about 50 people because of damage to their homes. it knocked out power for 2,000 moyer people. overall, there were minor injuries. nobody was seriously hurt with this earthquake. it broke several water mains. since the earthquake hit there have been more than 100 aftershocks, including one that was 3.4 a short time ago. we are told there could be more in the coming days. it was felt at dodger stadium as dodgers were playing a preseason game against the angels. >> little tremor he

an andy carr, we were talking about financial sanctions which i think is the most immediate way to discipline russia. question for you, do you suppose london and germany, which has so many businesses in russia, do you think they will go along with tough sanctions? >> you know, i don't. i don't think they have the wherewithal to be as tough as they should be. people are not respecting the united states today. they are not admiring the united states today and they do not fear the united states. that's our allies. the neutrals, and our enemies. so i think we've got to do a lot to earn respect. we've got a lot to command admiration and we've got to introduce a little fear. but it would be great for us to be able to get great britain and london in particular to recognize they have to be responsible in this effort, the same with germany. i think they can do it but i'm not sure that they can find the complete political will to stand tall because of the -- i'm going to say the tentacles of the economy. >> they are even bigger in london. >> huge. >> and by the way, i can't prove this but i believe, ju

crackdown on the nation's largest electric company, north carr scro linea's duke energy pumped coal ash into a tributary of a river. >> on the yakkan river dean works to keep the waters health. the nonprofit yakkan river keeper sit upstream from the coal ash. >> we have coal ash ponds, it's contaminating, toxic. >> on february 2nd a toxic coal ash spill from a duke energy planned in eden north carolina highlighted a complex problem - how to clean up coal ash, a dirty by-product of coal production. coal is a dominant source, but coal ash is in a slushy landscape. >> the levels of some of the toxins, carcinogens, led and arsenic, and you know the list. it's like a quarter of the periodic table. they are all extremely toxic for humans. so the cumulative effect in the environment is, i think, understudied. >> the environmental protection agency has no single federal standard requiring that ponds be lined and no standards for pond structures and monitoring. >> if you go back and look at the history of disposal for a long time, the cheapest way, frankly, to dispose of the material is to slews

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correspondent will carr explains. >>> thousands took to the street in a rally outside a congressionalearing in fresno, taking aim at california's water crisis. the golden state is already going through a historic drought, and farmers feel politics are making a dire situation even worse. >> it is true that we're in a drought condition, but it's also threw there's a lot of regulations hampering water deliveries and making it tough for the valley. some of them really don't make a lot of sense. >> earlier this week, following another rally, california governor jerry brown ordered state water leaders to make sure farmers get whatever water becomes available, and today, farmers pushed the senate to take up legislation already passed by the house that would restore water supplies to agricultural communities. >> i'm looking at tens of thousands of people who will be out of work. upwards of 500,000, 600,000 acres out of farm production. >> last week, the ninth circuit court of appeals handed down a ruling that would continue to allow protection for the delta smelt, a tiny endangered fish. envi

will carr is live in los angeles with the very latest. will? >> reporter: gregg, a lot of people are on edge because we're coming off a relatively calm earthquake period and now within the last week, there has been a lot of activity. you've had these two big earthquakes and then more than 100 aftershocks since last night, including the one you mentioned that happened about 30 minutes ago. this comes while people are still literally shaking from last night. i want you to take a look at this gas station surveillance video. everything was calm and in a split second, the clerk bolted, a lot of the stuff behind the counter fell to the ground. that happened just after 9:00 o'clock last night. it was centered near la habra, 20 miles south of los angeles and strong enough to cause a rock slide that actually ended up flipping a car upside down. luckily the passengers in that car escaped with only minor injuries. nobody was seriously hurt in this earthquake last night. since last night, there have been more than 100 aftershocks and we're told there could

chris carr who played for the new orleans saged. what do you think of this ruling? revolutionary. the cat is out of the bag now. so i think finally people have been discussing this for years now. college athletes already get paid but it's artificially low wages. now we will see if they will get their marginal product. a lot of people are disappointed. i think it was inevitable because it's a multi-million-dollar business. it's just right for athletes to get paid. >> would you have joined a union when you played in tennessee? >> definitely. i think that what the players are doing now is a really bold move and courageous because you look at what the nfl p.a. started. basically started for rallying cry for socks and jock straps. what we are today is something very important to nfl players. i think that if college players can be organized and get it together, then it should work out for everyone. >> david, what happens to the women players under like, you know, title 9, should women college players be able to unionize too? >> absolutely. a win for not only male but fema