chomp. a company and children. fourteen bullets killed the young attorney passion again. he kept diary activists out of jail making him a target for the other side. one of the gunmen contest and years later was found guilty can bear it. he was a member of the protestant underground organization they still exist today in belfast. it's now known that there was an informant for british security forces. the police knew the attack was planned and did nothing to stop it and the investigation had considerable flaws as a police report later revealed the victim's family believes that even the british government of the time knew about the murder plans. no word apples off of high it worked. our new one. while. i seen a higher up. and the chain of command and things tend to get a bit salty. an obscure it. and we would like to know what. high high up the chain of events everything went the syndicate is murder was not an isolated incident the journalist and ten volunteer has an std hundred and twenty cases in which the police or the british army were in cahoots with protestant death sq

they have been chomping at the bit, wanting to get away from crime era. crimeay have had -- from . now they have had the referendum. they cannot wait to be incorporated into the russian federation. there is no doubt in their minds that that is what will happen when the meeting takes place to discuss the application. they may be disappointed, but his heart -- but it is hard to see that at this point. at least 40% of the population of crimea is not russian. many of the ukrainians, it has to be said, did vote for unification, 50% or so did not. tartar muslim population seems to have voted en masse yesterday. i have spoken to many who have already been leaving the country. packing up their bags and going to other towns. nearby provinces. many will be considering adoption because they do not want to become russian citizens. they feel this is their home and they have always been here. long before the russians came here, they were here and they are not going anywhere. can't wesaying why hold a referendum, talk about secession from russia? this future is very uncertain for them. >> in the

. >> you have been chomping at the bit, come on up. >> i would like good evening, i have not been around for a couple of weeks i would like to district attorneys a couple of issues, i remember a few years ago, mr. president, and jim, and it was where she was and where she is, but we dealt with that crime lab. and on the rape kit and now we come back and 720 rape kits not been tested? chief. and did a great job with that and focused on it like a laser and i thought that, and i am apparently a snot. and then the next issue, the police corruption. and i think that we got to focus and we have got 1700, give or take. police officers, so we got five. one retired. and it is not a big deal. i was on the phone with somebody on the east coast. he said that clyde i just put that... and i said what? he said, pimping chief, and he said, yeah. prostitution, and i said these are cops. we are not that bad. and it happened on your watch. and you know, no it didn't really happen on your watch. it happened on the watch and go down, and layed it off and we put them on ice and you have to deal with it and th

alreadyy else is chomping at the bit to review it before it even comes out. are writing so much. do you ever have time to read? what does tc boyle like to read? we know you like to write. >> good question. novel whenreading a i am writing a novel because somebody's voice creeps in. the hardest is to keep the tone over the course of the year. when i am writing short stories, which i will be doing shortly, i do anything i like. right now i am reading nature books. i am reading a book about the urban bc area. what creatures are living amongst us. in my case it is wrapped. that, and there is an animal rights activist in its, and i begin to feel sorry for the rats. you have to add a new title to my distinguished career. wrapped the liver. r. rat delivere i am taking the rats and letting them go in the woods where may be a coyote will eat them, but at least they are not rolling coke bottles through the walls of my house anymore. that's what they do, by the way. i don't know why. maybe it's a rat game. you will probably have a lot of and they will tell you the secre

been pushing the other person arm, the initial attacker, and she bit on my finger and proceeded to chomp. >> the other woman got away but police releaseed this surveillance video showing her inside the mall hoping to catch her. >> my goodness. >> meteorologist, mike nicco, on the roof ahead with the forecast. >> notice i am not holding an umbrella. the rain is over. the air mass is gone from yesterday, dry air is on the way with a lot of sunshine. i will tell you when i think the record highs could be set in the seven-day forecast. ♪ i'm the boss >> a five letter word is the target of a major campaign backed by america's most successful women. >>> emergency crews are responding to the refinery in martinez after two workers were sprayed with acid that happened at 10:40 this morning. we don't have any word of the extent of their injuries. this is the second time in less than a month the two workers have been injured by as said at the refinery. those workers were air lifted to the burn center if sacramento with first- or second-degree burns. we will continue to cover this for you on twitter

manufacturers want theirs in the hands of golfers early so they are chomping at the bit to use them when it gets warmer. the worry is a longer winter will cause people to postpone purchases for a couple months or worse, postpone them until next year or indefinitely. >> when you extend the winter by a month, you reduce the sales almost by a month in the united states. not exactly a ratio of 1-1 but in the toughest part of country when it's the coldest, that's what you find. >> reporter: now, the cold winter will e actually end, but will the golf company save par or will 2014 land it in the rough? for "nightly business report", i'm dominic chu. >> from the greens to the day for the wearing of the green, eight out of ten americans are doing just that as they celebrate st. patrick's day. the national retail federation says that translates into 133 million people who will feel irish for today. the average american expected to spend $35 on today'sfestivities and that is a lot of green. >> a lot of parades today. >> a lot of parades today. your green tie, in the spirit. happy st. pats day, ever

. >> i know you're a big "star wars" fan which means you're chomping at the bit for the next trilogy.dropped a major plot bomb. the new "star wars" will take place 30 years after the return of the jeddi. very familiar faces will return meaning it's likely you'll be seeing the likeness of luke, leah and hans solo. r 2 d 2 will be making an appearance which is a big thing for "star wars" fans. >> c3po. >> yes. we're expected to be back in "star wars" universe. they're looking to cast three new leads in the film. now there's a lot of speculation over who will be cast, but abrams will have to make that decision soon. i wonder if we're going to, you know, have some other familiar faces that we've seen before. >> they're probably going to tap back in and re-establish. when i heard that they are going to go after the guy that's in "girls" adam dryer as a villain. him or you? >> either or. >> both have good hair. >> now speaking of "star wars", one cast member is making quite an impression on "dancing with the stars." >> my favorite last night, favorite dancer of the night is definitely from

and a shark chomping down on a kite boarder's arm on dell ray beach.ctim says he's lucky the shark didn't do more damage. >> it hits. it felt like a bear track. just clenched down on my arm. and then, um, released. it was kind of cool. >> march or march marx the end of that shark migrating season along the florida beaches. the chances of being bitten are usually near zero. >>> an animal rescue if massachusetts caught on camera. in this case, if for sake of a deer who got his legs stuck inside a backyard fence. >> we looked outside and we thought it was a huge branch. and i looked at it and i saw that there was fur on it. i'm like, okay. this is weird. >> well in the kid yelled for mom. mom yelled for dad. dad managed to move the fence pickets just enough to free the deer. . >>> after four long days of college basketball, fans can take a rest, regroup before it starts up again thursday night. >> highlights of march madness from espn. >>> from the "sportscenter" studios, i'm scott van pelt. we're down to the sweet 16. the game of the tournament thus far,

snack or without them i say let me be the ukrainian authorities about the outnumbered in potsdam chomped and that every night thing than a simple thing to do is to surrender. people confused or the spooky yet many or sleep regression themselves from k the company said that the question them or a favorite defecting to the russian army to the animal with both the teaching sites. passes are called to her super cool the latest one hundred km from coin in the eastern city of billings yes can find files and production residents. i intended it to the beach. this is expressed that they see you in favor of holding a referendum to miss the one held in crimea knocks me off with a nifty solution in sight to see trade become obsolete. it remains the heartland of the country's heavy industry mining. the lounge and the russian publishing printing system. on the southern sea sickness almost be seen as a ukrainian place in some sun today with dolphins are running against the annexation of nineteen fourteen for the country's beautification. friday russia's president of the greenpeace installing two with i

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let's chat about the budget bill still sitting, still chomping at the bit weird bill o'neill from ubslth management -- at the bit there. bill o'neill from ubs wealth management. give us your assessment of the housing market, focused on supply and demand. the knee has predominantly been the focus here in the u.k.. -- the need has been predominantly the focus in the u.k. >> surveys are suggesting that there are a dearth of structures to sell. if you look at the national level, mortgage approvals are running at about 6% of the previous peak. net secured lending per mark net , repaying mortgage payments, is limited. you cannot talk about oval conditions at the national level. there is a constraint of the supplier. ell.just of structures to sai buyense is that hard to structures will be with us for a while because it is seen now as a way of closing a gap in the market to basically create -- again, to seek out or incentivize construction of homes. >> do you think the treasury and the bank of england seem to be on a collision course over housing? >> my sense here is that pre-election is goin

. >> a florida man has new video captured after a crocodile got ahold of the camera and chomped on itwas trying to get video of the crocodile at the wild hive rescue where he volunteers and put the camera near the pond and the crocodile not -- thought it was lunch. to get the camera back he started splashing water on the other end of the pond to distract the crocodile. the video survives and the cameras what still acoe is a good commercial. >> think so? >> i can see the marketing folks working with that. >> now the traffic. leyla gulen? >> thing how expensive that snack was. >> pretty pricey tastebuds. >> now, we have wazers are reporting an accident as we make it from the sunol grid so if you are traveling southbound 680 you will find it here, a minor accident is blocking the far right lane around mission where we have a backup approaching the accident. otherwise, you are moving along at top speed in the northbound direction up to is tell grade and toward highway 84, 880 is moving along fine and you can track your traffic with the waze app at google play or the app store. in walnut c

. >> and we are maybe we are going to create this false impression that there are people chomping athe vet to sign up under this law and they are just not ready to do so or they have a weighted to give them time under this system so that they can do so. >> we could never get an honest answer from the administration. without all these problems taking place. they knew in february of last year that this was going to be a disaster. the secretary told us that you learned that in march at a briefing and they continue to distort it. a friend of mine has a six-year-old who is talking to a professional baseball player and said if you have less basis could make more runs. so this is the same thing that they are doing. they are going to continue to push back the death line and offer the honor code system and change everything else. one thing that they have that won't move is that some of them start to pay for birth control and everything else they are going to move around. and if you can't do it, it's someone else's fault. neil: it is amazing. but it is what it is. i know you're handling these

he gets up close and personal, takes a swipe and a lick and even a little chomp at that camera. the video, as you can imagine, has gone viral. and you'll be relieve to the know that the camera survived. >> clearly it did. we're looking at the pictures. >> survived to tell the story. >> get that bear a toothbrush. >> grizzlie. >> exactly. >> they grow big when they're full grown. >> thanks. good to know. thanks. >> okay. >>> later this morning right here on abc, we'll be rolling out a sort of crystal ball. >> yes, check in with martha raddatz hosting "this week" and has a quick preview for us. >> good morning, dan and bianna, we have the oracle of espn, nate silver with us today breaking big news about his predictions for november. even the president can't stop talking about him and his remarkable ability to predict the future. remember silver's the one who correctly foresaw all 50 states in 2012. a closer call this time. but nate will reveal his exclusive big projection. will the republicans take the senate in november? that ahead on "this week." >> a great show, and much more c

>>big boy will chomp down on just about anything but when it came to the go pro camera, he spit thatnfortunately for chris the go pro did not survive. "big boy' bit through the camera. but the camera was covered under the crocodile warranty. and luckily, no one was hurt. >> >> green automaker tesla wants to make its cars and sell them. without a middle man. last week.the new jersey motor vehicle commission amended a rule, to keep manufacturers like tesla from selling their vehicles directly to customers. there's also bill in the new york legislature that would ban direct sales. tesla executives say they want to give new york customers green cars and also invest in the state. >> they can provide all the convenience of the current technology it but in a better way. this to say domestically and vented, produced a vehicle with suppliers in new york city. we're happy to invest in the united states and we're happy to invest in new york. >> for now, tesla shops in new jersey will become galleries, where people can see the car and ask questions, but not buy it. >> coming up on the kron4 new

a massive 15-foot great white chomps down on a bloody chunk of bait.ens next is caught on camera. a terrifying attack and a desperate escape. patrick walsh and paul campo have a couple dozen years' experience swimming with sharks. >> definitely an adrenaline junkie and really enjoy the outdoors. scuba diving is a new passion for me. always wanted to be in the water. >> i've been diving for about 28 years. as soon as i break the surface of that water, all those problems that are going on in everyday life just disappear and i'm just alone with myself and the creatures in the ocean. >> always seeking new adventure, the two head south, where the big boys play. >> this site is off the island of guadalupe. it's about?-- i think about 160 miles off the coast of baja, california. >> i had a little bit of apprehension on the way out about being that close to the top predator in the ocean. >> it takes them a full 24 hours to reach their destination, but the payoff is spectacular. >> because you've got really warm water and tons of sharks. yeah, on the first day

that they are chomping at the bit to have a russian enemy like vladimir putin with whom they can wage another round of cold war. >> no question about it. i saw that in an administration where the vice president of the united states was trying to bring about a cold war again with china. he failed because my boss, colin powell, took over that account, arguably the most strategic account the u.s. has, and managed it quite well for four years. so he was unable to do that. but there is a group out there called the neo conservatives, call them anything you like, lindsey graham, john mccain and others from my party seem to be the spokespersons for this group, who want another cold war. they're comfortable in this kind of tension, this kind of standoff between great powers. >> colonel lawrence wilkerson, always a pleasure. thanks so much. >> thanks for having me. >>> did vladimir putin invade crimea because he could? and how much do these vaporous qualities of perceived resolve and strength matter to the man at the center of this crisis? [ male announcer ] imagine this cute blob is metamucil.

while they talk, energy companies are chomping at the bit to get back into theç islac republic.anction-free. sharon epperson talking with two big companies now making plans to do just that. she joins us live in houston. hi, sharon. >> reporter: hi, sue. ceos of some of the major oil and gas companies in europe are really looking for investments overseas, including iran. i spoke to the ceo of totale in france, who said they are definitely interested in investing in iran under the right conditions. >> even on what we call the interim period, we might start discussing. we will not invest, we will not negotiate new terms until we can do it. >> reporter: the ceo of italy's eni was the first western oil company ceo to meet with iran's oil minister once that preliminary nuclear deal was reached last year at the end of last year. he says he applauds iran's decision to retool the terms of their business model and in terms of enticing more investment in iran's energy sector, but he says there are definitely some changes that need to be made before he's interested in making new investments

. >> seth: i mean, he's chomping at the bit, but you don't want that. >> yeah.w years ago, i was booked at middlebury college in vermont. >> seth: right. >> and i should have thought this through. it was in the winter. i should have through that when you -- if you look at a map, you would see that in between new york city and middlebury vermont, there are mountains. >> seth: right. >> i didn't do that. >> seth: yeah. >> i didn't. i did that thing that we all do, where you i just typed it in the navigator and you're like, let's go. you know? and it's like, turn left, okay. turn straight, okay. you know? it didn't say turn straight, actually. [ laughter ] >> seth: it did say turn straight, that's where you go right back to hertz. there's a problem. this british lady just told me turn straight. >> there's no such thing as turn straight. and we all know that. and i'd like a different car. do you have satellite radio? because i -- i found myself following the navigator and i was driving -- i was driving up, i'm not making this up, i was driving up a mountain in the m

if you pride yourself on typing, talking, calculating and chomping all at the same time, you're not aloned to take a break. >> reporter: this "saturday night live" skit suggests a bathroom office to allow multi-tasking everywhere. but shapiro says multi-tasking actually makes your performance tank. studies show that dividing your attention between tasks can decrease efficiency and accuracy. >> companies say multi-tasking is what they want. it's not really what they want. what they really want you to do is focus in with laser beam focus on one thing and then switch to another and switch to another and switch to another. >> reporter: office sin number six -- talking to human resources. even though your company will always say it's best to take your troubles to hr, that can be an rx for trouble. most people assume that what they tell hr is confidential. >> all that means is they are not gonna blab it to the other employees. but they will absolutely tell your boss. >> reporter: so if i am having a problem with my boss, which i am not, who do i go to? >> well, i would encourage you to figure i

to an international con fab that has been -- con it isfab that has been -- confab that has been chomping at the bit to control the internet. they have been hoping desperately that they would have something everybody wanted to use so they could begin taxing it, charging fees to use the internet and once they could do that, then the international entity like the u.n. wouldn't have to go begging to the different countries that make up its membership, they could require taxes and penalties be paid in order to publish on the internet, in order to send an email on the internet, you could wrack up taxes and then they will be a permanent entity from now on, once we give control of the internet over to an international group that will have authority to tax those who want to publish online. so we're talking about the disaster -- ms. balk: -- mrs. bachmann: the gentleman is exactly right. if you have an international body, whether it's the u.n. or some international body, we know that the largest block in the u.n. is the o.i.c., the organization of islamic cooperative, and the number one agenda ite

the prototype with gamers chomping at the bit for when this thing is commercially viable.decided test out a version. check this out. i am wearing a virtual reality headset, flying into space. >> i can see the asteroids around me, firing at my enemies, these are the enemies that i am firing at. >> the big promise is that virtual reality will finally feel real. >> what if virtual reality were perfect? an experience of this fidelity, feeling like the matrix, like we were in the same space russian mark >> palmer lucky created the headset in his parents -- space? >> palmer lucky created the headset in his parents garage. >> now you are the cofounder of a company that is worth 75 million dollars, moving towards a commercial product, you can live your passion. >> a lot of people who are a lot smarter at what they do are interested in me now. i was always skeptical about virtual reality. i grew up in the 1980's, 1990's. it was a lot of expectation and excitement around it, but the technology was not ready. now it is finally there. all it takes is seeing it for a few seconds and yo

charles: you are just chomping at the bit.ughter] stuart: the geewhiz technology we are getting into. injuring a bill today to create an inspector general. they will monitor obamacare. obamacare will cost 1.8 trillion over 10 years. right now there is no single authority to track you probe all that spending. stuart: monica crowley. >> now on the record why. the fact that we have seen so many problems with exchange. when you look at the state run exchanges that cause massive federal grants, for example, oregon. their website is not operational. even to this day. $304 million, our money. you have a bipartisan push. the two democrat senators from oregon. other exchanges, massachusetts, minnesota, hawaii, similar problems. at the federal level, it is even worse. so much money is being sucked away. stuart: we have a congressman joining us at 12 noon. that is a proposal to get inspector general installed. doesn't have to go through the senate which is controlled by democrats? >> maybe. maybe not. there does seem to be a bipartisan p

above and below the service, but crock dils do what they do, chomp the camera to pieces.ent traces its roots back to 1847. >> this year, 50,000 people are expected to attend, and the theme is, do green do good. besides the exhibits, the flowers and plants and trees, there are also vendors and workshops. >> kind of makes you feel springy, right? >> we'll take it. any sort of flowers. >> you bet. let's look at the weather. chicago and great lakes region. could see rain and showers today. clipper system bringing snow to upper plains and midwest. most other areas will be dry. >> chicago's high should be around 62. 60s and low 70s for the rest of the midwest. the highs in the pacific northwest will be in the 50s. only about 67 in los angeles. in the 70s for the south. and in the mid-40s for both detroit and boston. >>> all right. 16 more ncaa march madness games are on the schedule today. let's hope they live up to the first day of the tournament. >> starting off, a game that was mentioned yesterday here on the show, san diego state and new mexico state. they went into overtim

the florida everglades says he was trying to get underwater shots when the crock, named big boy, chompedthe water near him, he went berserk. >> as soon as anything touches the water, he's in, looking to do some damage. >> well, big boy eventually spit the camera out. the volunteer says he was even allowed to return it for a refund, despite the damage. >> big boy wanted his 15 minutes of fame. >> he got it. >>> making headlines for a blooper during a speech yesterday in washington. we'll tell you about the mistake that had many people in the audience laughing with the vice president. >> and he was made famous during the super bowl, but this baby here has had enough. the new ad running during march madness that has the e trade baby calling it quits. >>> that's it. i'm done. i'm out of here. amateurs. >> the voice of the famous e trade baby is calling it quits. the talking baby who made his debut during the 2008 super bowl, calls it quits in a new ad that will air during march madness. the ad features a cat introduced as the baby's new sidekick. but as you can see, he wasn't very happy abou

you guys are chomping down on the cookie. >> and we're like what's in this?>> you don't get a cut of the lottery. >> don't get any lottery winnings. >>> coming up next, the red carpet tumble seen around the world and the star who thinks jennifer lawrence's latest mishap may have been an act. >> he said that? >> conspiracy theorys. >> one of her friends? >> we'll see. now you can create your own perfect plate of pasta at olive garden, with our new cucina mia menu, for just $9.99. choose the homemade sauce that tempts you the most. like our addictively creamy garlic asiago, devilishly spicy diavolo or garden-fresh primavera with roasted vegetables. all made from scratch and made to order. served with your choice of our new artisinal pastas including gluten free. new cucina mia is all about flavor, all about you, and all just $9.99. at olive garden, we're all family here. want to play hide and seek? yeah! 1... 2... 6... 10! [ female announcer ] piÑa colada yoplait. it is so good when you need a little escape. [ mom ] still counting. i do it too. i do it and my h