it could lead to chaos. at the same time, i am upset about what our intelligence community is doing. we may not have known if snowden did not reveal it. on the one hand, you have chaos. bradley manning, he was 20 million pages. there's a chance intelligence could endanger our agents. i am not against spying. we have people gathering intelligence around the world and i think -- and i do not think we can allow willy-nilly release of documents. i think it's a real problem. i have mixed feelings. >> so, you post a very interesting question during your address. you asked about potential cia spying on senate computers. to quote you, "if the cia is spying on congress, who can or will stop them?" what would be your answer? >> the interesting thing is, this is what senator feinstein said in her speech, they came across something. they were given access by the cia. the search engine was created by the cia. they say and i am going for what they are telling me, they said they found a report called the panetta review whi

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

the chaos of the day has left 39 fans crushed to death and 600 people injured.ause of the role of the fans in the violence, english clubs are banned from european competition for five years. >> none of our people are died for us, too, that night. for those young lads who didn't really have much going for them. but who could put on a shirt and think we're in the best in the world. not for the city or the trauma of considerable significance. >> 14 liverpool supporters are convicted of involuntary manslaughter and sentenced to three years in prison. the belgian police captain is found guilty of criminal negligence for his security and is given a six-month sentence. the years have not softened the the years have not softened the memory of the dark day. >> i went back to the stadium to play, and i looked before the game to where i thought it was. there was nothing there. that was spooky. that was very, very spooky. kind of thought, oh my goodness. all those years ago. >> too many people, too little space. a terrifying combination on a bridge in cambodia. >> the peopl

see his returns and him passing the presidential post to someone else would save this country from chaos. >> what are we to make of the reports that the pro-russian leader of crimea has not only taken control of the military and police there, but has asked russia's president vladimir putin for help? >> now, this is not the first time that there was such a call from here in crimea. it's the first time that the new prime minister has made that call. now, whoever you ask will have different interpretations. we spoke to people in kiev, and they say basically that means a direct call to russia to militarily intervene. now the people here tell you, "no, we are not asking that, we are asking for help to prevent further chaos." there's a fear among many of the people in the up to, in the city, that some of the activists that were in maydan could make their way to this part of the area. as they put it, cause ethnic problems here. >> thank you. u.s. president barack obama warned russia against military intervention. >> we are now deeply concerned by reports of military movements taken by the russi

chaos outside the court as olympian oscar pistorius is finally tried for the shooting death of his modelirlfriend. >> how do you plead? >> not guilty, my lady. >> he says it was an accident, mistaken identity. but the first witness says she heard screaming before the gunshots. >>> plus, bachelor betting. >> where is juan pablo? >> there's fierce competition for tv's most eligible bachelor. but it's not just on the show. >> nikki. >> fans now creating brackets and place bets on contestants. >> unbelievable. >> apparently, juan pablo isn't the only prize. >> pizza's here. >> and oscar tipper. when ellen had pizza delivered to the academy awards, it seemed he got stiffed. but today it was her turn to make a surprise delivery. >> keep it right here, america. "nightline" is back in just 60 seconds. >>> good evening. olympian oscar pistorius, known as the bladerunner, an amputees recognized worldwide for his athletic accomplishments. now he's one of the world's highest-profile murder defendants. he insists it was just a horrible accident 2that left hi model girlfriend reeva steenkamp dead in h

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united with the corner click, great placement in front of the goal, complete chaos ensues, pitchen knocks it home. d.c. grabs the 2-1 lead. chicago tied it up at 2-2. that's how it would end. united is 0-2-1 on the season. >>> now, we told you earlier in the newscast, our own diana tells us jackson is scheduled to visit the redskins. he would add depth on the field and probably someone the skins could have used tonight on the basketball court. this is from the comcast center, the skins versus ravens on the hardwood, and that is terrell suggs, a large man for the ravens. he can also move. there we go. this is deangelo hall, running the point. he has nice handles there. good move. lots of fun. lots of money raised. >> wow.

but it is chaos. >> there seems to be some type of cover-up.hat that is for, you know, you don't have to look at the investigation, to realize this has been an incompetent investigation from day one. >> why, what keeps changing? >> the facts keep changing, they release information and say something totally different. look at the new timeline they released. look at how much time it took to get them to the houses of the pilots. they're part of the investigation, we have to go in there. they waited several daysment look how long the military took just to be able to say we saw it on our military radar and when asked what did they say? well, we were not asked specifically. right? when you see investigations conducted like this, we can appreciate the blessings of american exceptionalism. >> we wasted o-- apparently the wasted four or five days, regarding the plane turning and heading west. >> the new time line doesn't match up. here is why, when they said at 1:07 that it made the turn, and 12 minutes later they handed off the control and the guy said

something that he is a mess that was addressed to us by the west the court to protest turned into chaos monster proposed that ukraine work with both the eu and russia the us had another etf went to see ukraine as part of its ally the eu needs to eventually find its way into me that there is no other path between ukraine and long term political stability economic growth. the joke of the black american leaders why will there ever a new crew in the last because there's no u s embassy in washington freedom sovereignty and international law are all terms repeated like a monster but us officials believe handful of examples of the he was attempting to fix your other parts of the world. the joke is not so far from reality this is sure to have our t washington dc. and soc dot com you can always claim to ordination developments in andover and ukraine to miss a day come to nothing just a click away. so that i did. it washes the blood on cnn the point what's happening and how its money. gosh what did everything for so much on saturday. we'll try to free up cash to be there. who is being built and t

because of the lack of power in chaos that ensued. that is what i have addressed and i would like to address once again all those who were responsible for the lawlessness that is taking place. it is changing direction with the patrons from the west. >> mr. president, have you talked to her? how would you comment on this in general. would you like to offer some apologies to the police who stood to protect you. now they have subjected it to insults and threats. >> i met with those who are members of the unions. they were cutting through a lot of cocktails at them. shot them from small arms. some of them were killed. i would like to apologize once again. these great men were innocent people. they were innocent people. they suffered. i do not know what is her destiny. the ukrainian court took passed the verdict that the decision was in force. that was enforced. -- verdict the decision was enforced. she was there in quite good conditions. her release today is an issue which can be considered from a legal standpoint. we can generalize why s

forgotten as the air force other service arms held to the task of bringing order if & relief from chaos. there was little danger of food shortages in larger towns but as communications were reestablished, supplies were rushed to remote areas. the alaskaians turned to rebuilding. >> the tsunami that's earthquake generated killed 113 people, 11 of them in crestant city in the northern coast. we'll take a look back at that fateful day. >> visitors can sometimes be surprised how quiet. in the bay, the water comes in, in slow washes that are hard, as well. this town south of the oregon bored er, the tsunami of 1964. 29 blocks of the city, the entire business district was wiped away. buildings were lifted off their foundations and sent somewhere else. 11 people died. it began with a massive 9.2 earthquake in alaska, march 27th, 1964. it sent a series of waves racing down the pacific at 500 miles an hour. about 9:00 the first morning, the first wave had crescent city. there would be a series of four waves. >> the first wave came into about here, second street, about a quarter mile from the oce

one a day men's 50+. >>> next here tonight, from celebration to chaos in an instant.iolent end to a heated basketball game has reignited a debate -- is it time to make sure fevered fans cannot swarm the floor? abc's ron claiborne shows us what happens. >> new mexico state -- >> reporter: it happened just seconds after utah valley state's big win over conference rival new mexico state. >> ross miller took the basketball and hurled it -- >> reporter: in a matter of seconds, a melee erupts as fans stormed the court to celebrate. >> uh-oh, we got a fight going on. >> reporter: watch again. a new mexico state player throws the ball at a utah valley player about 15 feet away. >> wow. >> reporter: then, with cheering fans surging onto the court and another new mexico state player in the middle of the crowd, it turns ugly. a chaos of flying fists, grappling and bear hugs. >> what a terrible end -- >> reporter: while court stormings like this, have now become almost routine, it happens almost every time duke loses on the road, duke's coach has had enough. >> whatever you're do

new changes are about to throw our healthcare system into total chaos. get. this doctors will soon have to record medical codes for more than 100,000 injuries. not your typical injuries. codes are for medical problems caused by spending too much time in a deep freeze refrigerator. getting sucked into a jet engine. even getting struck by a turkey. our political panel is back washington examiner susan ferrechio, "u.s.a. today" kirsten powers and "u.s.a. today" john mccormick. is that right? >> that's right. steve hayes. great cover story on this. my favorite is actually death by failing water skis. >> actually a medical disorder. >> it could happen, you can never know. apparently it's never happened in history. very funny story at the same time very serious policy story. this could make the glitches that we saw with obamacare actually look like glitches. this could throw the entire, you know, payment system for doctors into complete chaos. on october 1st of 2014. just like last year now right before the election. >> kirsten, as i read the story though, this pre

[ male announcer ] it's chaos out there.in your blind spot... ♪ pulls you back into your lane... ♪ even brakes all by itself. it's almost like it couldn't crash... even if it tried. the 2014 m-class. ♪ >>> july 26th, 2009. a house in florence, kentucky, explodes. it's captured by a surveillance camera in a business across the street. the camera shows the house being blown to pieces, the roof collapses on to a heap of crushed walls and windows. fortunately, no one's home during the blast. officials believe the explosion is caused by a natural gas leak. >>> november 4th, 2009. a surveillance camera silently captures an explosion at the silver eagle refinery in woods cross, utah. the enormous blast is the result of a fuel line leak at the petroleum processing facility. flames shoot more than 100 feet into the air. the shock wave is felt for miles, including at the nearby fire station. >> my first impression was that one of the firefighters here had maybe driven one of the fire trucks into the building, it shook the building tha

every day families trying to maintain a sense of normalcy, in chaos. it has been about two years since the u.s. left. but last year was the bloodiest since 2008. the promise to improve the lives of iraqis is a distant and almost pron memory. >> and the iraqi people can be certain of this. the united states is committed to helping them build a better future. if conflict occurs, we'll bring iraq food, and medicine, and supplies, and most importantly, freedom. [ applause ] >> for many, a better future remains illusive, and the legacy of the u.s. invasion, complicated and still unclear. the first election since the u.s. withdrawal around the corner, what hopes and dreams do iraqis have for the future, and the challenges of daily life? here to help us walk in the shoes of iraqis, he just returned to iraq where his family is. and where they live. it's so nice to have you on this side of the camera with us for a change. >> thank you for having me, usually i'm in the back room, but it's good to be here with you. >> i know that this trip was incredibly emotiona

the acting transport minister addressed the chaos at the briefing. >> one of our [ indiscernible ] is also how to manage emotions and how to appease the families. >> reporter: today malaysian authorities said data had been deleted back in february from the flight simulator confiscated during the search of the pilot's house. >> some data has been deleted from the simulator and forensic work to retrieve this data is ongoing. >> reporter: but sources say that an initial review of the pilot and copilot's seized personal computers and emails revealed no evidence of any hijacking plans or plots. you can feel those tensions rising. of course earlier in the week, family members of passengers threatened a hunger strike in bay bridge and earlier of course there were those scenes of chaos here all underlying the family's search and need for answers. seth doane, cbs news, kuala lumpur, malaysia. >>> australian officials said today they cut their search area in the southern indian ocean by half using new analysis of the plane's likely fuel consumption. >>> some new details this noon. surprise test

in an event like this, there is always chaos at the beginning. and in this case, there was. but generally, within 24 to 48 aurs, the chaos gives way to measured investigative approach. and the most important thing that the male asians -- that theed malaysians underestimated was the intensity of the media coverage and the intensity of the coverage on absolutely everything that they said. and the reason why you have people from rolls-royce, from the british aib, from the ntsb, and from the american faa, is so that when the facts are developed, or you think they are facts, you put them out in the process so that all of these parties can look at them and they can help you with the decision. >> do you think that the facts as seen by the malaysian authorities have impeded this investigation? >> i'm not sure it has impeded the investigation, but it certainly has caused widespread questioning of the confidence of the investigation so far. much.nk you so >> thank you. >> the fashion designer and girlfriend of the rolling stones singer make jagr, has been found dead in her apartment i

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>> yes. >> reporter: meanwhile, in the cockpit, confusion has turned to chaos. both co-pilots are now trying to fly the plane in opposite directions. >> at what point was this jumbo jet beyond saving? >> somewhere in the area of 10,000 to 15,000 feet they were really running out of options. >> reporter: it is too late. but it is not until the final seconds that the pilots realize the plane is doomed. >> and the very last words we hear on the cockpit voice recorder are from the pilot bonin, who says, "but what's happening?" >> exactly. just complete confusion. >> reporter: it takes hours for french air traffic control to realize something is wrong. >> your attention, please. >> reporter: by now friends and family of the passengers are already waiting in the arrivals terminal in paris, when word begins to spread. flight 447 has simply disappeared. a scene devastatingly similar to the one that played out in beijing early saturday morning. nearly three dozen aircraft and 40 ships from ten different countries are now combing the gulf of thailand, looking for clues. b

witnesses say there was complete chaos. >> everyone's like jumping around like crazy.ll of a sudden the very front row fell under. we all were in shock and we realized what happened. >> and police say there were some broken bones, bruises and scrapes, but none of the injuries are life threatening. >>> some new concerns about the future of el salvador and its relationship with the united states. today's presidential election there said to be an easy win for the current ruling party, but experting warn that a victory to lied to an increase in gangs, drug trafficking and dire consequences for the u.s. >> the real concern is ms-13, considered one of the most brutal gangs. it could strengthen as a result of today's presidential elections in el salvador. form form former gur rill la leader's party has been secretly backed by ms-13 for years, offering payoffs and prostitutes in exchange for political support. >> we don't have a partner there. and in point of fact we have a criminal government that's working with the criminals. that's going to mean mayhem in the form of drug t

previous leaders boast adult russians know that her coat very well or her were raised by people in chaosand collapse very well and they credit him to a large extent but weathering the storm and providing over a period of relative prosperity in russia remember most russians viewed by the comparison to the situation he inherited in 1999 when russia was virtually a state. the economy suffered depression twice as deep a as badly divided states suffered in the 1930s. the new stage of the border with chechnya secession threat had to integrity and had risen up. this is why he was appointed to the minister. nato expansion was proceeding with no limits in space and time. russia was a failed state. putin was able to restore an element of water out of the chaos and prosperity out of misery and an element of international respect out of humiliation. this isn't the whole picture. he presides over the very corrupt political machine. it is marketed and on the oil and natural resource revenue than before. citibank for instance thinks that it has to be at about $150 a barrel. it's about 110 or 15 for tha

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the idea that if crimea breaks away, that it can plunge into chaos, you think it's a possibility. >> i do. if you go back to comments made a while ago, the fact that the u.s. has gone on record, we will not recognise a crimean government, if they are separated from ukraine and joins russian federation. it's a serious matter and will escalate the situation and entrench the positions. i don't know if that outcome is unavoidable. there's immediate things we can do to reduce the possibility that that occurs. the only thing we can do to offer that is to bring in a unified government, requiring concessions by everybody. that's a reapplication of reality of making or remaking a nation under duress. >> joe henney a truman washington fellow. speaking to us from washington. be sure to join us from 8:30, the regular segment "the week ahead", we example the crisis in ukraine. that's at 8:30 eastern, 5:30, right here on al jazeera america. >> still ahead - searching for malaysia airlines flight 377. >> is it the next wave of architecture. homes with built-in water view, no matter where you look.

now, in for the first time, this is a result of the continuation of the chaos in syria. and there's no going back. i've heard that the share market can no longer guarantee the kind of stability, if you want to call it that. the kind of arrangement that existed before. he cannot go back to that. and as you heard say, he is responsible for the deterioration. but they have a tenuous situation that they never had before and that will continue. the best way to ms's reach a compromise and have a transition of the government and then deal with the security situation. >> okay, we have time for just a few more questions. you've been very patient. the second row? >> doesn't affect us as a big and powerful nation? [inaudible] >> the president said that bashar al-assad must go, him being there has been enormous problems for the united states and our credibility in the region. >> yes, that is already half of it with the implication. [laughter] do not okay, sir, right instrumentally question. the fact is during this meeting in january, about 10,000 people were killed in syria. how lon

. >> reporter: chaos in the heart of seattle. >> we have a report of a helicopter into the space needle down on the ground. cars involved on fire. >> reporter: the helicopter, flown by abc affiliate komo-tv, had just taken off from the station's roof, directly across from the space needle, when it suddenly dropped directly on to the street below, exploding on top of cars in the midst of their morning commute. killed on impact, beloved komo photographer bill strothman and pilot gary pfitzner. >> it was taking off. and it just kind of wobbled and spun. and it started going down sideways on to the street. >> reporter: when firefighters arrived they found two cars and a pickup truck engulfed in fire and a small river of flaming fuel running down the street. one motorist reportedly jumped out of his burning car, critically injured by flames. >> i saw the guy coming out of the car with his body on fire. and i saw also truck that was hit and then chaos just started. >> reporter: veteran award-winning cameraman bill strothman was a gentle and wonderful family man who had recently retired, but c

system into a slowdown as the near misses have to be investigated throwing everyone's commute into chaos while someone else wastes one of their nine lives. now it's not like there aren't, in fact, signs all over these caltrain stations warning people to stay off the tracks, watch out for trains. that video was taken in the middle of train around 9 a.m., could have thrown everything into severe chaos had that man been hit. caltrain says don't think you can outrun these trains. this guy got very, very lucky. andria borba, kpix5. >>> a couple hours ago concord police arrested this guy they say killed a mother of five in a hit and run. kyle larson is 20 years old and lives in antioch. the woman was walking on willow pass road in concord last night when a pickup truck jumbled the curb and slammed into her and the driver sped off. we spoke to concord police moments ago. >> we're just really grateful to the public and media for helping us with this one. we were getting tips all day. >> parsons car has been confiscated. police are trying to figure out why he jumped the curb. >>> we learned it's

g goes off as police try to sp the driver of a stolen c >>> it poured today and there is more. >>> chaoso from the earthquake in southern california, how the man running this story reacted to the shake. ,,,,,, picking up their produce at farmers market along san >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> the rain didn't stop people from picking up their produce at the farmer's market. we got close to an inch in some areas. good evening. >> that rain was probably good for the produce. either late than never, a series of storms lining up in the pacific. doppler shows today was a one-two punch, the second storm moving through. the heaviest cells are moving into the south bay. you can see good rain coming

well, tonight the picture of chaos and confusion created in the name of political revenge. >>> also, don't look now, but the hillary clinton campaign is already revving up out there. here is the deal. hillary does the policy. bill does the politics. and anyone who wants to could get into rapid response. >>> plus, bathroom humor for the speaker of the house. actually boy's room. hard to believe john boehner made fun of his name. i'm sure he heard these jokes in high school. its the way 13-year-old boys would enjoy it. >>> finally, let me finish tonight with how president obama is better on fiscal responsibility than the cheap shot folks who attack him. wait until you hear this stuff. it's factual and this is "ha "hardball," the place for politics. 75% of your mouth, listerine® cleans virtually your entire mouth. so what are you waiting for? it's time to take your mouth to a whole new level of health. listerine®... power to your mouth™. and take the listerine® 21 day challenge. feel the difference, or your money back. ♪ feel the difference, or your money back. could save you fifteen pe

i did treat the illusion of of of such chaos. if we're looking at the united states is playing it's absolutely one of us in the beginning has stoked the flames. i think it will continue to do so. i suspect are secure the services of six ers arms smuggling routes from the eu via ukraine to bouts of fox's weapons were being hit by rail roads even in the pelts. russian officials claim the arms were delivered to ukraine without any oversight or illegal monetary. the weapons apparently originated from the european union member here's the footage we received from russia's federal security forces. they claimed a gang of smugglers was stopped in southern russia around forty firearms were hidden in the vehicles they were traveling in response to military experts from serbia greece the country which was once part of that with which is one of the nation torn apart by a bloody civil war. they say ukraine becoming a zone of uncontrollable weapons trafficking is an international threats great coverage on their various types of weapons were sto

they didn't enter puberty in total chaos are you joking. and he makes it a sorcerer system. making the cut off that interesting she was just feeling secure the council to launch judicial procedures against north koreans have committed violations. it is the un high commissioner for human rights does that little guy is a shame to conduct a continuous investigation. can a means of reaching out to handle this in the north. she made our flight she described as a simple peaceful unification i want something the district of people who don't know what the expected attack. it commented in the first group to create and calling him names dr unite the north koreans must give up their nuclear program accent the south koreans would provide healthcare for expecting mothers and babies and invest in infrastructure this is a solid economy and cambridge streets exchanges japan's prime minister she was on the census administration will make an all around effort to resolve the abduction of japanese nationals by north korean agents. the ftc official talks between the two nations could see him on

that building 197 where gunman aaron alexis shot and killed 12 people last september. >> of all the chaos, there were a lot of stories of bravery that came out of that. >> absolutely. people who run toward danger and try to help. >>> talking about our weather now, the snow has stopped. there could possibly be some slick spots out there, tom. >>> yeah. we have temperature that are at or below freezing. so are the road temperatures. what stayed wet is causing patchy ice, especially the bridges and overpasses. watch out for that. later today, winds will develop. here's your windy wednesday, hour-by-hour forecast. by 8:00, temperature will be in the upper 20s, near 30. the winds will start gusting. gusts to around 30 to 40 miles per hour between 8:00 in the morning until about 2: 0 in the afternoon. windchills only in the teens. next weather & traffic on the 1s at 4:51. a look at the warmer pattern heading our way. danella, how's traffic? >>> breaking news now. back up to bw parkway we'll go. it's almost like yesterday in the sense that your southbound lanes are blocked again. instead of it b

plato cording chaos and to the world promoter of the right to self determination and other high principles the us. we're long as the days when the international community will stand quietly by while one country forcibly seized the territory of another incidentally behind this noble statement is the number one adler an internal affairs of other nations. it is an example of what the norm and that spring is a method of golf said destruction actually they put it the top of the role having to fight to destroy them from the country that point the term regime change morning and rest wherever on the loan servicing. latin america has been a major target of the us over the years. lugo singled in the meantime we have examples of outside intrusion and the internal politics of states like mexico guatemala panama nicaragua haiti the dominican republic and grenada. repeated attempts of a coup in venezuela argentina brazil ecuador and bolivia there was no coup and the one hundred and fifty year old history of latin america. the us government did not apply to have more to lament the quintessentially us ant

it was addressed to us that by the west the court to protest turned into chaos russia proposed that ukrainework with both the eu and russia the us had another idea wanted to see ukraine as part of its ally the eu needs to eventually find its way into the dough. there is no other half would bring ukraine back to long term political stability economic growth. the joke among black american readers why will there ever be a coup in the west because there's no us embassy in washington freedom sovereignty and international law are all terms repeated like a monster but us officials believe handful of examples of the us attempted to put the tea or other parts of the world the joke is not so far from reality. it should not exceed washington dc. cnn anchor a christian adult who has seen about russian officials including all reported that the stars has filled the tub each other can ease the country's envoy to the un then she tossed it in for refusing to give comments and being afraid of tough questions. asked if i like checking feel mentally how to leave the comfort zone champions own culture is the us

if you lived in ukraine is in chaos right now and it's not the first time our western partners are missing with this country sometimes i get the feeling that across the ocean in america their assigned to sitting in a lab experiment with people as if the word guinea pigs. while the western world is preoccupied with making roads look like the bad guy extremism is on the rise in ukraine. and perhaps the focus right now since it to those swap the strings in the country and whether or not you listened to and one passes say in the future during the cost of our hearts. despite russia and on to play any additional chips in play me in many major media outlets us on in the llama is not a full length mirrors intervention that would have lines that might mean that thousands of russian sheets of flooding into the tree meaning peace to all saying russia has taken and to the region some have even created an exact figure of sixty thousand ministry personnel invading the country. how this can be frightening. except as a very important nuance that the chiefs have been mia for a long time. it's on a part of

well, tonight the picture of chaos and confusion created in the name of political revenge. >>> also, don't look now, but the hillary clinton campaign is already revving up out there. here is the deal. hillary does the policy. bill does the politics. and anyone who wants to could get into rapid response. >>> plus, bathroom humor for the speaker of the house. actually boy's room. hard to believe john boehner made fun of his name. i'm sure he heard these jokes in high school. its the way 13-year-old boys would enjoy it. >>> finally, let me finish tonight with how president obama is better on fiscal responsibility than the cheap shot folks who attack him. wait until you hear this stuff. it's factual and this is "hardball," the place for politics. [ female announcer ] always infinity. the only pad made with flexfoam, not fluff. so thin, yet it absorbs 10 times its weight. infinity. clean. dry. fresh. always. this is mike. his long race day starts with back pain... ...and a choice. take 4 advil in a day which is 2 aleve... ...for all day relief. "start your engines" ♪ ♪ [ female announcer

ap ap a man to come in muhammad has signed says it's mate as involvement that's behind the current chaos. the vi was a very peaceful country and maybe add a lot of upside median us the kindness of what occurs when leaving the human development index of media isn't much higher than in russia i installed a b ed and most african countries. given the bits of the most affected america. this is a country that it is to have invented a model to study table bought it at the house a dab in the media photo time and time with them about the mental flow that not all. and we have saved it for you that it is a movie. you tend to view the ads were leaving a disaster for the people seemed out of rehab with the kids know they're about to eat seconds of thinking about fifteen to thirty thousand indians will not amount to destroy the added factor and even kidding and that is should there not the company uses it for me just inform them that is no thn the video is of the concentration of media and publishing deal of living in a bit of condition and fast. to some other news making headlines now face. he seemed

while we be as warlords are fighting each other the chaos of last year's imports to grow train in the test sites. dubya because of its size and remote areas. isn't that the sort to go for al qaeda to make it safe haven. it's march and expects its location to exit with access to egypt and to europe. and today awesome africa so it's pretty simple place with gavin in the chaos in the media has long spilled over its borders and now poses a threat to global security it seems everyday the country stepping further away from the democratic path but the us and its allies impatient when they helped topple the gulf the three years ago. in washington and get it checked out our tea there are four hundred weapons stockpiles and then a stop to this blog to document the common controls just one percent of them know what to think that when the estimated one thousand seven hundred militant groups operating in the country. they also have access to thousands of anti christ in the south side of the thundering missing from on the stove. miles is not such amazing and round been in the east stand up in count

then i hear, like, all this chaos.en i look up, i see a gunman holding a .9 millimeter with a ski mask on. >> i was told we had an armed robbery gone bad at the florence shopping center. >> i could hear they were rounding up a lot of customers. i could hear the crying kids. i could hear them saying, you, lay right here. you, sit right here. you, right here. >> after receiving several 911 calls, sheriff glen craig dispatches his special enforcement detail to the scene and negotiators make contact with the store. >> i can kill a lot of people here. you better hurry up. i'm not playing around. >> they learn four gunmen of vietnamese descent are holding hostages until their demands are met. >> they asked initially for bullet proof vest. they wanted full body armor. everything from head to toe. they asked for 1,000-year-old ginseng plants. they wanted a letter from the president of the united states giving them free passage back to vietnam. >> as day turns tonight, the gunmen show they are serious about their demands by wou

in juarez, the chaos led to a vicious three way war between rival cartels and the authorities. the bloodshed has left no-one untouched. for her first few nights in juarez, maria will be staying with pablo and his family, at his house in one of the huge ramshackle suburbs of the city. >> oh wow, wow. oh it's beautiful. it's beautiful, you're all inside. ola. >> ola. >> ola. ola. ola. hi, nice to meet you. hi. mwah! >> hi. pablo. >> mucho gusto. >> mucho gusto. >> mucho gusto. >> hi. (laughter) >> pablo and elvira met as teenagers and they've been married for 21 years. >> amen. >> amen. okay. ah got some, oh okay. i can see the chillies. i can see chillies in here, yeah. argh. (laughter) >> maria has been up for over 24 hours and it's time for bed. >> pablo, who i've been working with, has been amazing. he's just really funny and laughs at everything and i think he just worried i thought he wasn't being sensitive, but i mean he is, he's lovely. he is really caring, but as he said, it's just his way of coping and some of the stories he's told me about already, you know, people com

and will continue now more than ever because of the chaos and you create the mission. you're watching also internationally europe's looking at reducing its reliance on russian gas european m.p.'s plan to outline how they hope to achieve that over the next three months meanwhile brussels and washington have extended their blank slates of russian and crimean officials many of those added to the sanctions list in the u. as having little to do with ukraine and executive director at the wrong polling situated dannie on mcadams told my colleague bill done he believes there is this whole lot your. question is what is the end goal of these of these sanctions against russian individuals it doesn't make any sense i mean what specifically does the us warrant it seems to me the russian side has had specific goals in mind they wanted to uphold the february twenty first agreement they wanted to recognize the referendum in crimea but with the us you have some sort of vague notion that these people are being punished for undermining democracy in ukraine. if that's the measurement stic

exporting chaos and to the world promoter of the right to self-determination and other high principles the us we are long as the days when the international community will stand quietly by while one country forcibly seizes the territory over another incidentally behind this noble statement is the number one med learn internal affairs of other nations an example of what is known as the arab spring is a method set of destruction achieving political purposes throw having fired this throwing them fed the country that coined the term regime change promoting unrest wherever on the globe serves its interests latin america has been a major target of the us over the years and. we have examples of outside intrusion and the internal politics of states like mexico guatemala panama nicaragua haiti dominican republic and grenada repeated attempts of a coup in venezuela argentina brazil ecuador and bolivia there was no coup in the one hundred fifty year old history of latin america but the u.s. government did not apply its hand to. coincidentally u.s. participation in events in ukraine did not begin

one man said it was chaos. >> i saw the shooter shoot a bunch of people. they were running, scattering and i saw people fall. >> 7 people were hit hit -- and taken to san francisco general hospital. they suffered injuries to arms and legs but all are expected to survive. the gunman jumped back into a car, silver sedan. live in the newsroom, kiet do kpix 5. >>> get ready for a wet week, i guess, tuesday, wednesday, thursday. friday. >> such a nice weekend, too. napa valley was beautiful up. >> it was great. another nice day today, things going to change as it looks like high pressure is going to move out of the way, and then we have rain coming in our direction. a chance of rain developing as early as tomorrow, today, lot os -- lots of sunshine. a couple patches of fog along the coastline, and the north bay valleys, temperatures chilly. 39 degrees in santa rosa. 49 in san francisco. and 48 degrees in san jose this afternoon. we have a lot of sunshine coming our way. mid- to upper 70s in the valleys. 60s to 70s around the bay, and low 60s. still patchy fog o

it was just complete chaos.rybody was underneath somebody. >> 911, what is the emergency? >> there is a riot over here. >> there's a big brawl breaking out. >> there's a football fight. >> the gators' coach struggles to break through the crowd. >> he worked himself into a position where he could reach in and kick this referee and continue to stomp on this referee's shoulder, which was injured. he sustained a fractured shoulder. >> before the police can get there, northport coaches desperately try to break up the fight and continue to be drawn into it. one more port coach is tackled by timothy howard. >> one coach was accosted and punched and strangled. >> a friend of the gators' coaches also joins the fray. >> in the beginning of the video off to the left a little bit, you can see him throwing punches, round houses in there and he's attacking, not only the referee, he's hitting the other coaches from the northport team. >> by the time the sheriff's department arrives, the crowd has dispersed. deputies have diffi