ryan and chuck, his accuser, a confused young man.ut not a killer. >> what was put on at this trial was a completely fabricated case, and the reason it worked was because the jury could not understand why someone would confess to a crime they didn't commit and then take a 25-year sentence. >> and a verdict rendered by a jury of one's peers carries tremendous weight. it's almost sacred in the legal system. to overturn ryan's conviction, zelner would have to find new information that the jurors could not have heard. or so that the prosecution in the case was not fair. she had just begun investigating when a gift arrived. sort of thing an attorney can only dream about. it was a letter. not to her. to ryan. >> i get this letter, and it's from charles erickson. and i'm like, what could this possibly say? >> oh, now this -- this could change everything. just maybe not in the way anyone expected. >>> coming up. >> i lied and said i remembered things i didn't remember. >> chuck erickson is back on the stand. but he's not the only one who has

chuck?you, sir. >>> turning to the latest here at home. the number of missing is down. but the death toll is higher in washington state. the massive mudslide swallowed an entire neighborhood. 21 people are now confirmed dead. conditions are still miserable. and progress is still painfully slow. one of the 160 search volunteers shot this video after another round of heavy rain soaked the site this weekend. i've got miguel almaguer with an update on the missing. miguel? >> reporter: chuck, good morning. the number of missing has dropped dramatically from 90 all the way down to 30. the new death toll is 21. this will be day ten of the search. the governor calls this a rescue mission, not yet a recovery. search teams will be back on -- out on the one-square-mile scouring the debris field for any signs of life, looking for any possible survivors, though there have been none discovered. this town, this community continues to heal and push forward together as day ten of this search is set to begin.

he thought, excuse me, chuck, that's very noble. you are out of your mind, you're insane together family, three kids. you cannot go to jail. chuck said no, i'm going to -- i'm not going to disobey what i think is the right thing to do. i'm going to trust god. he literally refuses the plea bargain and goes to jail to anybody who thinks it was a country club, read the book born again. his life was threatened. it was awful. then when he gets out of jail, something very similar, he says i'm going to give up a lucrative career, think of martha stewart or she gets out of joe. does she ever mention joe? you want to do it, forget about it, move on. chuck says i'm going to spend the rest of my life going into prisons bringing my faith in the present, bringing hope to prisoners, or an injustice, reform. he found something called prison fellowship. i had the privilege of working for prison fellowship to of prisoners, their families, to bring restitution to victims. on and on. he sacrifice the rest of his life, 35 plus years to do what he felt

chuck. what do you think? >> i think that the next bubble we will see is this debt from college affordability. i think this weighs in a lot on what they're doing. allison, my long-term girlfriend, we talk about this a lot. getting a master's degree, doing all the things your parents tell you the right thing to do, coming out of that $150,000 of debt, makes you look at when and if i can provide for children. . >> you can make a list, put dollar signs on all the pros and cons. in the end, how do you value this? >> that warm certificate is not going to give you a warm squishy hug when you are 80-years-old and you need someone to change your bed pan. it is useless for you, at the end of the day, it is about the people around you. >> that is why we have children, we have a gift. the fact that people are not chooseing it. it's not selfish. it's stupid. >> ramone, you spoil it more than my kids. >> part of the problem is every week it seems the economy is creating new millennial billionaire. let me tell you, you can'

and chuck todd live with the president. chuck, let me go to you first.is a trade deal, supposed to be about a trade deal that president obama has wanted to complete with european leaders said to be worth billions for both sides. but ukraine was the focus of conversation. we spoke yesterday about the fact that european nations have said if russia were to go further into ukraine we could see sanctions regarding things like energy, arm sales and things that hit closer to home for european nations. do we still expect to hear that today? >> yes. let's keep in mind, there is a way that i wouldn't be surprised to hear the president really interconnect the two things, having a more open trade relationship between the united states and the eu then decouples eu from reliance on the -- and its being intertwined with the russian economy and the need for russian energy and things like that. so i wouldn't be surprised to hear the president attempt to sort of connect the two just as europe which had been making its economic ties closer and closer to russia feels too ti

>> yes, chuck.n fact, it would apply to all marijuana businesses nationwide, because there's medical marijuana businesses in 20 states. and, basically, the banks are regulated by the fed and the fdic. and they are required after the september 11th attacks to know their customers. and so they do a lot of work, checking their customers. and that's all according to federal law. and once a bank discovers that a customer is actually a marijuana business, then the bank has to notify that customer that they can no longer be their bank. and so the marijuana stores, unfortunately, when they bring in their cash to deposit it in a bank, it smells like marijuana. it smells like pot. >> right. >> so the banks say, i'm sorry. we cannot deposit this money for you, because it violates federal law and we could use our federal bank charter if we deposit this money. so the marijuana stores are spraying their cash with perfume. they're spraying it with air freshener to try to get the marijuana smell off but that's not

hey chuck. >> hey richard and angie. good morning to you. as a result the sun came up later and warm up, little warm up, started later as well. more importantly had a cold front come through late last night. did bring sprinkles and clouds as well. clouds are on their way out. cold is on its way in. temperatures continuing to fall the last several hours. back to mid-30s in maryland, mid-40s down. winds gusting in the 20 to 25 miles per hour range. as a result, wind chills -- are you kidding me? 25 the current hagerstown. we'll get the light windbreaker back out. hovering in 40s now, up to 50 this afternoon. compared to 67 yesterday. anymore of those anymore soon? find out in the upcoming news. >>> one of two afghan vice presidents hamid who was part of the alliance in 2011 and served as karzai's first administration. the president's office says he died from illness. the government is calling for a three day mourning period in the country. he was 57 years old. >>> we're staying on top of dopmentdo developments of the missing malaysia plane. ri

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chuck? >> thank you, keir. of course, the chinese government said all the chinese citizens, they believe, had nothing to do with that. nbc's kerry sanders has been looking at where things stand with the search today. kerry, you know, how involved is the u.s.? it seems that there's still some uneasy balancing act between malaysian officials and u.s. officials. >> really, i think the question at this point is for all the countries that are involve sd how long will they continue to search this huge area where they're finding very little? in fact, what they're doing is ruling out areas but they're not finding anything in the areas that are still left. as you pointed out, more than 2 million square nautical miles to continue searching. the u.s.s. kid, which has been in the area operating, hases pulling back. the aircraft that the u.s. has in the area, the p-8 and p-3 are still participating in the search. thailand has pulled back. india has pulled back. if we take a look at the map here we can show you what we're lo

>> chuck, good morning.ink a lot of us feel the australians would not be focusing the world's attention on this area here if they didn't have credible reasons to believe that this may well be the wreckage. a u.s. p-8 aircraft was in that zone already, an australian plane, as well. they found nothing. but the search continues. the australian prime minister made the dramatic announcement in parliament. >> i would like to inform the house that new and credible information has come to light in relation to the search for malaysia airlines flight mh-370 in the southern indian ocean. >> reporter: images captured by satellite may be pieces of malaysian flight 370, missing since the early morning hours of march 8th when it disappeared from radar screens with 239 people on board. military radar later suggested it made a u-turn back over malaysia, turning right up the straight of malacca, and out into the indian ocean. and then the mysterious pings telling us it might have travelled thousands of miles. now, evidence th

that's how we're going to fix it, chuck.nd the fact is, i think if we fix these problems, you put a candidate on the ballot that people want to sit down and have a beer with, i think that we can win. and we're not talking about carpeting the world here in two years, but what we're talking about instead of getting 37% -- excuse me, 27% of the hispanic vote, if we work like dogs, can we get 35? you know, instead of 5% in the african-american community, can we get to 9? and i think if we do that and then slowly improve over time in these national elections, i think we can win. i mean, in spite of -- go ahead, sorry. >> no, no, finish your thought. >> i was going to say, look, mitt romney, in spite of really not having a big national party presence, no technology, no data, no built-in hispanic, african-american, asian engagement effort, he still, to an incumbent president that spent a billion dollars that half the country liked, he still came within 240,000 votes in four states away from winning. >> do you think you can -- >> th

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the final point on this, chuck, is this.his is, again, r-plus 13 district, not a single district in america up for grabs that is r-plus 13. so it's a much more competitive playing field in the on year. >> i would make a mets joke, but one of my bosses is a big mets fan, too. >> oh. >> so i would just be hearing about it all day anyway. >> be careful. >> steve israel, new york democrat, chairman of the dccc, congressman, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> you got it. >>> much more ahead on the jam-packed show today. we're going to hear from steve israel's republican counterpart greg walden. that'll be after the break. a "deep dive" into the new poll. plus, what's really at the root of the senate democratic fight with the cia director? >>> meanwhile, look at this. snow is falling in detroit. oh. it's march. a couple of weeks from opening day. anyway, the temperature is expected to drop here in d.c. we'll have a 45-degree swing. there's warm moments expected at the white house today. president obama will be meeting with ukra

and now traveling around is chuck bell in northwest. good morning, chuck. >> reporter: good morning, tom. current temperature here on nebraska avenue in northwest washington, we are at 13.9 degrees. so it is cold outside this morning. check some of the local road temperatures and roadbed temperatures in the single digits to near 10 degrees this morning. the roads, depends on which road you're on. the road out here in front of us is nebraska avenue here in northwest washington. it is a mile from the tv station as we start our morning out and about. we'll do increasing radii away from the district, but this is just off nebraska avenue. all of a sudden, everything is changing. this is one big sheet of ice out here in this neighborhood. we are on 38th street here off nebraska. there are ruts in the road where people have driven before, so it's a mixed blessing. it has packed the snow down to ice. this all started yesterday morning. if you feel like you are losing your traction, get over to the krup chi parts on the side, but you extra cauti

chuck bell is outside tracking it all.s going to be hard to embrace what a great day we're going to have today with the snowstorm looming in the back of our minds. >> i agree. temperatures in the 50s for a time this afternoon. this is warm air surging north bound after head of the plunge of cold air that's coming our way starting tonight. it will be here through monday and tuesday. this is the way it looks from our tower camera looking southbound past the national a th cathedral. looking westbound toward the airport, patches of blue skies. clouds win out for sure. winter storm warnings posted for the entire area tonight and tomorrow. storm team 4 radar show ns no dp or flakes yet. there's the cold front sliding through in the overnight hours. what starts as rain this afternoon becomes moderate this evening and will change over to heavy snow by tomorrow morning. temperatures ahead of it, 53 fredricksburg, 39 haguers town. cloudy and mild today, rain drops after 3:00 or 4:00. six to ten inch rain here in the heart of the cit

chuck and mike and john and casey and by the way, where is chuck. did chuck make it? (calling names) tony, steven and also castro construction manager the construction manager put your fists in the air i've got pour. we want to thank the consulting team allen are, of course, he's here and applied partnership and charles associates and they told me to go this faster. martin raul and associations and linda hicks and the design jerseys tip i didn't and tommy mary and associates let's give them all a hand human resources, of course, i not be in trouble if i didn't introduce the board. (calling names) gordon? are you in the house. let's hear it for the old guy. i'm not that far behind him. there are so many people to thank but heavy duty who did the heavy lifting on the staff side? but the housing development team we want to give them the spur hand and joy to the world. anyway, we really need affordable housing we're so happy to have a mare that cares about it. this goes for our community. i envision a lot of the families living here. this is when real estate becomes more

i'm luke russert in for chuck todd. chuck will be with us later this hour with more on the president at the hague. >>> developing developing news on the west coast. workers will begin a fourth day of searching for victims in mud debris. no one has been found alive in days. instead, six more bodies were pulled from the mud on monday. raising the death toll so far to 14. officials say they are trying to track 176 reports of people unaccounted for. although they expect they may be getting multiple reports about the same people. >> i would like to reiterate that that number is about individual names reported. they are not individuals that are deceased. they are not individuals that are injured. they are not individuals that are missing. there are 176 reports. >> the mudslide happened at the worst possible time early saturday as weekend visitors arrived and locals slept in. triggered by weeks of rain, it sent a wall of heavy mud cascading down the hillside. 49 structures were destroyed, some buried under 15 feet of earth. th

chuck coppola joins us with a report on the malaysian airlines flight 370.. chuck? the malaysian mystery known as flight 370 has fueled a variety of scenarios--from an explosion to perhaps a hijacking or distraught crew member at the controls. that's partly because the malaysia airliner's automated communications system appears to have been working as much as five hours after it left kuala lumpur for beijing, a week ago last saturday it's now believed that the plane crossed into airspace over the indian ocean. the boeing triple-7 was carrying 239-people. in another airline investigation...the faa is looking over a florida bound plane that reportedly blew a tire during takeoff , causing the flight to "bounce" along the runway before screeching to a halt at philadelphia's airport. these pictures, posted on twitter -- reveal the nose gear collapsed on the runway. an investigation is underway to determine the cause. the plane was evacuated safely with no reported injuries. in our cover story---general motors faces lawsuts. customers contend their vehicles "lost value" b

. >>> meanwhile, defense secretary chuck hagel spelling out the u.s.ilitary role in ukraine today. >> we are pursuing measures to support our allies, including stepping up joint training in poland, an area i visited a few weeks ago. and augmenting our participation in nato's air policing mission on the baltic peninsula. >>> senator john mccain asking chuck hagel plainly is this the right time to reduce the military. >> your timing is exquisite. you are coming over here with a budget that we agree on, at least on the numbers at a time when the world is probably more unsettled than it has been since the end of world war ii. the invasion of crimea, geneva 2 collapse, iran negotiations stalled, the south china sea, china more and more aggressive, north korea fired missiles in the last few days, syria has now turned into a regional conflict, and the list goes on. >> meanwhile in crimea, some yooun -- ukrainian socialeds are being forced to choose sides. >> reporter: if there is somewhere this crimea where russians have full control it is here. ships block a

chuck i need to talk to you. instead of answering my questions lyman ignored the officer order and drove away. what could be so bad that he couldn't discuss i it? >> he was going to give me 1 18,000 dollars back. >>reporter: chuck lyman has small claims case pending against him in marin county. felden says lyman convinced him he had a deal to buy caper from the port of oakland, refurbish and sell to the army to help bring american troops home from afghanistan. that story worked for several who gave lyman money to invest. he insists on cash. >> 6000. 17,000. 30,000. >>reporter: lyman was able to draw them in because of his tall tale of military service. >> he said he work in the service and he was currently employed by the coast guard. >> when i first met him he brought up navy seals and special forces. >> i thought it was the army corps of engineers he was annex the navy seal. >> lyman record i obtained under the freedom of information act show all of that is not true. st he spent 6 years with the army national g

but now, it's time for "the daily rundown" with chuck todd. have a wonderful weekend, everybody. >>> as russia crosses the "ts" and dots the "is" on adding crimea, putin fights back with sanctions of his own for top politicians, and they're ready to wear them as a badge of honor. >>> also this morning, illinois governor pat quinn is here, fresh off his primary win and ahead of a potentially rocky road to re-election. a tdr 50 look at the pension problems plaguing the land of lincoln. >>> plus, a ton of 2016 headlines this week thank you might have missed amid all the other news, some of it in quotes, major and minor moves that turned heads, raised eyebrows, and turned up the chatter that actually does really matter. >>> good morning from washington. it's friday, march 21st, 2014. this is "the daily rundown." day two of spring, right? feels pretty good out there. we begin with the latest developments on the intense search for any sign of that missing malaysian jetliner that was carrying 239 passengers and crew. it's now been almost two weeks si

thank you chuck! as always, we'll wrap it up with chart talk. our regular tuesday morning trader will give us some inside analysis on a possible play to make some money from tensions in ukraine. we'll be right back. the ukraine and crimea issue is not just about geopolitics. it's about energy. let's talk with matt shapiro of mws capital for our chart talk segment. matt, you see some opportunities here. particularly, not with natural gas which is a part of the news right now but on the oil side. >>absolutely. right now a lot of investors have been disappointed with the last 2 u.s. supermajorsexxon and chevron. the stock prices are actually pretty attractive. my pick is chevron which pays a 3.5% dividend. one of the big themes coming out of the geopolitcal moves is everyone saying liquid natural gas. we can move it to europe and we can counter russia's moves. what people don't realize is that liquid natural gas is incredibly expensive. these are 50 billion dollar projects and chevron of all the major u.s. oil companies is the only one with real an

here's chuck. >> that's right. st.of snow in this storm. somebody in our area may get that much too. i'll let you know who i think has the best chance of maximizing monday snow when i see you next. >>> it feels like the winter that won't end. how much all this snow is costing one city. plus the plan rn drop over to a snowflake before this is done. l it will start as rain and will end as snow. the change over from rain to snow and how much we can maximize the amount. from pennsylvania to west virginia we're in the sweet spot here. the forecast trend is taking the center to the south. as a result that heavy snow ban may be setting up in the washington area and points just down to the south of the metro. we're going to be watching this very, very carefully. i'll be here until this afternoon when amelia comes in. we'll keep you posted online and everything. snow moving to western pennsylvania and eastern ohio. nothing happening in our area yet. it's a dry start to sunday. rain drops move in later this afternoon and earlier

chuck has thoughts on this. dr. chuck williams is a psychologist at drexel university. dr.ay the court should not have agreed to even hear this. why? >> thanks for having me, jenna. because this is parenting issue and about boundaries and limit, based on what i have read the parents were doing the right thing. you will do chores. you will be a positive influence on your younger siblings. you can't go out and when ever you want, stay out whenever you like, twerk until 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning without consequence. what i said seems like rachel is bright, motivated, beautiful young lady. she is beautiful young lady. she has college scholarships. the behavior is coming across like she is entitled or bratty. this "affluenza"-like. jenna: "affluenza" is the case in texas where the boy had "affluenza" he didn't understand cause and effect because he was privileged. this seems like a nice family but there is also another side to this everyone is colling down on rachel, pretty hard. hard as adults to look at her and to understand our side and we'll do our best. the family she is

now let's get the latest from chuck todd. to pick up on where ian picked off, the economy, economic instability, i'm looking here, the dow is now up 202 points, we're not seeing the rattles, at least today on wall street, but we know what impact a global crisis will have, not just on the economy in russia, but certainly here in the u.s. and throughout the world. >> well, that's right. that's why the white house has quickly been reaching out to congress to make sure there's enough support for this $1 billion in guarantees to ukraine. what's unclear, does the obama administrationened up asking for more money from congress for ukraine if the imf, you know, the goal is to have enough money coming from the west, coming from the western allies for ukraine, that it replaces the lost money that they were going to be getting from the russians. but tamron, one other -- sometimes it's news when the white house reacts to something, and sometimes it's news when they have nothing to say. and there has been, andrea and i have been trading n

chuck, what are the options there? >> reporter: well, they're not saying a lot about the options just jet. as you know, after days of what apparently was failed behind the scenes diplomacy to convince the russians to back off on this saber rattling, in ukraine, the president decided to go directly to vladimir putin that there will be consequences of the report that a russian-led military coup will take place. >> just days before the invitation to the olympic games it would invite the condemnation around the world. and indeed, the united states will stand with the international community in affirming that there will be costs for any military intervention in ukraine. >> reporter: of course, just what those costs would be were left undefined by the president, and that was on purpose, though an aide just told me that the united states and its european allies are considering a boycott of the g-8 economic meeting that russia is scheduled to host later this year in sochi. now, the entire diplomatic team has taken pains this w

chuck? >> well, that is nice. yeah, very clear. your camera shot., what's behind me, it's just a blizzardy mess. richard, thank you very much. try to stay warm. that is what is really terrifying about this storm. it's not the snow now. it's the deep freeze that's coming later today and tonight. hopefully, we don't lose power. >>> coming up, our exclusive, steve israel, and taking a deep dive deep into the heart of texas as tdr 50 heads to the lone star state. you're watchingin'i "the daily rundown" only on msnbc. your eyes depend on a unique set of nutrients. [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula that's just not found in any leading multivitamin. help protect your eye health with ocuvite. >>> back now with the battle for the house that seems to be changing every month. republicans continuely hold 232 house seats, democrats 199. there are four vacancies. it's an uphill fight. even democratic leaders admit that it's a long shot. today, though, the democratic congressional

good morning, chuck. the g7 group of industrialized nations says it will not attend the sochi g-8 summit,and instead will meet, without russia in brussels this summer. leaders also confirm the escalating conflict will increase russian sanctions. more severe penalties for russia's annexation of crimea could send russia's economy into recession. bloomberg news reports russia's economy is expected to shrink over the next two quarters. analysts say if economic sanctions intensify...it could send shockwaves to it's financial system. back in the u.s...the oil market continues to react to conflict overseas. yesterday crude oil futures hit over 100 dollars a barrel due to russian worries, and supply concerns in libya. all five of bernie madoff's former employees on trial in the wake of his massive conspiracy have been convicted. prosecutors prevailed on all 33 counts against them. each was found guilty on conspiracy and securities fraud charges, among others. prosecutors argued that the five not only enriched the

chuck e. cheese is just like dave and buster's. the concept has to evolve to remain dynamic and thrive like it has. >> talk about that evolution a little more. give us an example of what you are talking about. evolve into what? >> evolve as far as the presentation of amusements. how it is perceived and presented to the public. special effects. things you can do to take ordinary games and make them special. attractions at establishments like a dave & buster's. we have interactive horseracing games or other types of games, group games where you can spin them off for teambuilding and all kinds of uses. mainly, it is the wow factor. you have to keep wowing them. the restaurant has to evolve with food, same thing with amusement. >> keeping it cool, that's what i'm hearing from you. i have to ask, who is buster? >> he is my partner. >> he is a real person. >> there he is. >> when we were there, he was the heart and soul, the spiritual leader, whatever you want to call it. he is the best people person on the face of the earth. >> what are

chuck i need to talk to you.swering my questions lyman ignored the officer order and drove away. what could be so bad that he couldn't discuss i it? >> he was going to give me 1 18,000 dollars back. >>reporter: chuck lyman has small claims case pending against him in marin county. felden says lyman convinced him he had a deal to buy caper from the port of oakland, refurbish and sell to the army to help bring american troops home from afghanistan. that story worked for several who gave lyman money to invest. he insists on cash. >> 6000. 17,000. 30,000. >>reporter: lyman was able to draw them in because of his tall tale of military service. >> he said he work in the service and he was currently employed by the coast guard. >> when i first met him he brought up navy seals and special forces. >> i thought it was the army corps of engineers he was annex the navy seal. >> lyman record i obtained under the freedom of information act show all of that is not true. st he spent 6 years with the army national guard reserves

chuck? >>> good morning ev >>> as investigators try to find the missing boeing plane, we find out how these are actually made. >> glenn went inside one of the planes -- plants i should say, that brings planes to life. >> after most of us have gone to bed, the doors of boeing's plant open. revealing another jet joining the ranks of the world's top selling airline, the 373. >> move around about 20 to 25 every week. >> there are two assembly lines for making one type of airplane. on most nights, not one but two 737s head outside. >> they're coming now. >> three days they'll put wiring in, blankets. >> there's no drama here. no feeling like this work is being rushed. renton has become a well oiled machine building airplanes at the rate of two jets a day. that's about to go higher. >> we've modernized, leaned out the process. >> in this spot, a body for another jet is moved to the floor incoming the wing. after laser alignment, wings are bolted in place around 5:00 a.m. the future depends on thre

. >> apollo ohno's chuck e cheese cheese.o owns chuck e. now they want to add to it. you can take a lot of costs out by potentially joining these companies, or at least owning them under one umbrella corporation. both of them are headquartered in dallas. that alone cuts costs. these are big buyers of food and beverages and arcade games. you could throw that wait around to get lower prices from your suppliers. that is the overall backdrop of this. a private equity firm is also selling this. sters rightve and bu now. they want about $1 billion for the business. >> which is less than chuck e. cheese. >> on a cash flow basis, dave and busters generates about $100 million of cash. 10 times cash flow. it is a little bit more than private equity likes to pay. >> it is hard to stay relevant in this world when all we want to do is play video games at home. how do they compete with the xbox, the wii? >> that is the billion-dollar question. the industry is in structural decline since the emergence of the at home console system. people are playing games moble -- games mobilely. t

i think chuck is involved. chuck is in the netherlands.n the hotel floors. >> amsterdam and -- >> south beach. >> what is the common thread here? >> reporter: i was going to say, these guys -- >> go ahead. >> reporter: well, look. in all honesty, nobody is excusing this behavior but it appears it could be a problem inside specifically these counterassault teams. they are not the guys that are part of the personal details of the president or in charge of the security when the president is there. it does seem as if there is now suddenly a concern that there is a pattern of behavioral issues at least in this one unit in the counterassault unit and seems to be what we are learning more about. is it -- i've had some people say they are not so ingrained into the new secret service culture as the rest of the agents have been moved into. so i think more exploration of how to deal with this and what looks more not like an isolated incident of what took place in the netherlands. >> our thanks to david axelrod and chuck to do. we will be watching "th

and, of course, unions didn't like this at all, and chuck ree didn't like the ballot and summary that was put on it, so he sued and he lost this week, the judge saying he didn't really feel there was enough evidence, that it was misleading, which is what chuck reed and supporters of the ballot measure were saying. >> what in particular did chuck reed find misleading about the summary? >> you know, the ballot summary said that this would eliminate constitutional selections for public employees, and then she says such as nurses, teachers, and peace officers, all very popular public employees. and so chuck reed felt that that would prejudice voters against the measure, and the judge disagreed. >> and so what's happening now? is he going to still attempt it for this year's ballot? >> well, there was some thought that he might, but time was running out to collect the signatures to get it on the ballot this year. he put out a statement friday afternoon saying they were abandoning it for 2014. they may resuscitate it for 2015, but that would be tough because it's a presidential election year

joining me now, chris alissa, and chuck todd. chuck, first to you.do you see as the bigger story behind david jolly winning -- hardly the best candidate, a lobbyist who was criticized from even within republican circles, over alex sink who had run for governor, was well-known in florida and lost. >> well, i think it's a reminder that national environment and outside money, these are the two big advantages republicans have generically going into the start of this cycle, seem to be the difference makers. in a two-point race, you can claim boy, if they had done this right, done this right, but at the end of the day, jolly did not run as good of a campaign as sink. the democrats, particularly in the beginning were much more organized, much more focused on winning this district. the outside money at the end, the national environment at the end seemed to tip the scales. it's hard not to look at it. then you look at our new nbc "wall street journal" poll and you see the same dynamic playing out here. republicans are going to take away from this victory, tha

that's what secretary of defense, chuck hagel, delivered today. we are going to send an aircraft wing that's been in poland, a nato ally to the west of ukraine, that's going to be extended. the u.s. is going to send more aircraft to the baltic state, north of the ukraine, also nato allies. more aircraft there. he is going to convenient nato ministers to talk about the next step. you have the carrot and the stick. if this doesn't change, the situation on the ground doesn't change, costs are going to be imposed. at the same time, we are going to demonstrate our commitment to those nato allies. you see them there, the ones in green along ukraine's western poured der. . >> jim sciutto live and michael holmes, we do have some breaking news right now from capitol hill. as jim was saying, what is being most used right now, words and statements. diplomacy in this crisis. there are about to be some words and statements coming from the u.s. congress. >> our deirdra walsh just spoke with ed royce, chairman of the foreign committee in the house. he said tomor

chuck bell in particular this morning.kend but this is a calm before that winter storm approaches. >> you better believe it. after a really cold snap yesterday and a plenty cold start today, we get a break tomorrow, in the 50s tomorrow. that's actually average for march. but then the bottom falls out because winter storm watches are already posted for late sunday night into the day on monday. so you have all weekend to get things done without any real weather concerns. but we may be measuring snow in inches around here by monday. the potential snowstorm totals could be four inches or more in the washington metro area and points south and it could be six inches or more for the northern and western suburbs out in western maryland. again, that's monday, not today. right now there's nothing on storm team 4 radar terribly close to us. a little bit of light rain in far south virginia. out the door weather is cold, teens and 20s to get you started. 21 at 7:00 a.m., 25 at 9:00, 36 degrees by 11:00 a.m. and out and about this after

chuck i need to talk to you.f answering my questions lyman ignored the officer order and drove away. what could be so bad that he couldn't discuss i it? >> he was going to give me 1 18,000 dollars back. >>reporter: chuck lyman has small claims case pending against him in marin county. felden says lyman convinced him he had a deal to buy caper from the port of oakland, refurbish and sell to the army to help bring american troops home from afghanistan. that story worked for several who gave lyman money to invest. he insists on cash. >> 6000. 17,000. 30,000. >>reporter: lyman was able to draw them in because of his tall tale of military service. >> he said he work in the service and he was currently employed by the coast guard. >> when i first met him he brought up navy seals and special forces. >> i thought it was the army corps of engineers he was annex the navy seal. >> lyman record i obtained under the freedom of information act show all of that is not true. st he spent 6 years with the army national guard reser

neil: chuck the last word. on this evening. >> i think i agree with a lot of what captain said, but via disagree, i don't think what i'm seeing a pilot suicide, i am seeing is an unexplained takeover of a airlineer. there is -- i don't think that in my mind, i don't think there severed saying leading toward a suicide. but, something happened in that plain that is why this so confusing it just does not make sense. neil: the mark of a good investigation, one question leads to the other. but also human nature to urge an answer upon question. sometimes before their time. and before the evidence. which is something we all do. we'll try to constrain ourselves, and recognize human nature will drive it in the end thank you so much appreciate it. >> chuck thank you. >> jonathan thank you. lou: president obama today, announceing a second round of sanctions against 20 russians in inand a st. peter's berg peters. and here is the president warning that his administration could take additional steps if putin further, further

so, chuck, sort of give us an overview of the speech. i think probably the most surprising thing to my ear was this comparison with the iraq war. >> right. i think that's definitely going to be something that particularly a lot of domestic viewers are going to find intriguing. the president essentially reminding, almost defending the iraq war in a way that we had never heard of before, by saying, hey, the united states didn't go in there, didn't annex iraq, didn't take its resources. it's a pure rebuttal. and that clearly was about rebutting vladimir putin, who's been trying to use iraq as a sledgehammer to justify what he did in crimea. but i think, broadly, it's pretty clear what this speech was about. aides had hinted at it before, but you really heard it in even starker terms than i expected, it was a pretty impassioned plea to europe to take this more seriously, be more outraged by what russia did. don't just rhetorically criticize what russia did, but do more. stand with the united states to do more. and i think it's a reminder tha

once again, chuck e. cheese is in my opinion just like dave and busters.oncept has to conceptually evolve in order to remain dynamic and thrive like it has. >> talk about the evolution a little more. give us an example of what you mean when you say evolve. >> evolve as far as presentation of the amusements. how it is perceived and presented to the public. things that take ordinary games and make them special. and put in attractions. we have interaction horse racing games, group games where you can spin them off for teambuilding and all kinds of uses. mainly it is the wow factor and you have to keep wowing them. >> keep wowing them. one way to be success. the creator of the viral treat, the cronut. megadeth, the metal band has sold over 30 million albums. we will hear from the front man later in pop. the red carpet treatment for rocky. sylvester stallone had a musical based on his 1976 blockbuster movie. the boxing epic was transformed to the big stage. >> ♪ let me keep going if a prayer can never come true let me think of you and try to keep on standing ♪

and in a statement this morning before, chuck hagel explaining how u.s.ilitary efforts will respond to the crisis in ukraine. >> the defense department is pursuing measures to support our allies including stepping up joint training in poland. it's an area that i visited a few weeks ago, and augmenting our participation in nato's air-policing mission on the baltic peninsula. >>> and remember for the latest coming out of the ukraine and the rest of today's headlines you can follow us on twitter. >>> the votes have been counted in texas, wendy davis will face republican greg abbott. abbott has come under fire for campaigning with rock star ted nugent. >>> the state house with vote on a water protection spill in west virginia. robert and i have in charleston, and what does this bill specifically propose? >> reporter: del, it's been a long few days for the politicians here in west virginia, the bill went through the judiciary committee over the weekend, and then it hit the finance committee and sort of came to a bit of a halt, but basically it proposes that al