so we are lucky. >> however, collie says he isn't in it for profit. he says that's what is working here, can be shared with other communities. even if it creates just juan job at a time. but detroit's financial future is in limbo. and after five decades of bleeding jobs, it can take just as long to see widespread growth. pony ride is also very involved in the community, those who work here they are i am told they volunteer hundreds of hours each year since it's inception, pony ride has created dozens of jobs. john. >> fascinating story, thank you very much. and tomorrow night, in five days in detroit, we will talk to b.c. again, go to symphony, after years of strikes the detroit musicians are now hitting a high note by finding a new audience. we will have that. coming up after the break, president putin answers questions from russians. and his surprising comments about the use of military force in ukraine. plus, still not safe, my korean officials had said dozens of kidnapped school girds were rescued well tonight, they say that report was wrong. also

i am pleased to be joined by my collie. as you know, the supreme court announced a decision. while we are still pouring through the text, and three things are clear. the roberts court has yet to turn back the clock on our democracy by limiting the cap on overall donations to federal candidates, political parties and pac's. this in itself is a small step but it is another step on the road to ruination of our political system that the supreme court is clearly headed down. they wish to dismantle all limits on giving, piece by piece, until we are back to the days of the robber barons when anyone or anything could get unlimited money, undisclosed, and make our political system seems so rigged that everyone will lose interest in our democracy. the implications of this decision are huge even though the individual question before the court was small. the koch brothers and other wealthy donors have already wreaked havoc on our political system. this decision and those that will father -- will follow, it seems, by the narrowest of margins, will make the koch brothers lives easier and a

we learned willie collie is going to come back. that's like an upset for us.illie collie was o of our best players last year, got hurt in a louisville game, 7', athletic, all this. today he says, i'm coming back for my junior year. very unusual for us. am i happy? i'm doing back flips, but, again, he made the decision and wasn't influenced by anybody. >> charlie: did it bother you when some people would write, john is a great recruiter, we don't know whether he's a great coach or not? >> i didn't hear a lot of it, but if it is said -- >> charlie: but, you know -- but let me tell you what the next turn of that was, people were also saying, you know, he knows basketball, he's good. it went in that cycle. even though you had built programs at massachusetts. >> well, here's what they're saying, though, and why if that's what they choose to say, i'm okay. he's got really good players. look how good his players are. he needs to be a good coach. then i've done my job. it's about them. if yant to say promote my players at my expense, i'm okay. my life has been good. y

straight in, no breaks, and the applause. [ man speaking indistinctly, applause ] working a border collie is like marriage. it's got to click. you must have confidence in one another. the dog will have confidence in you if you've got confidence in him. it's as beautiful as that, and it's lovely to work with them. [ man whistling ] steves: just down the street is keswick's petite marina, where we're combining a short cruise with my favorite lake district hike -- up a dramatic nearby ridge. derwentwater is one of cumbria's most photographed and popular lakes. boats circle the lake picking up and dropping off walkers at peaceful landings all along the way. from the dock, a trail leads up along a ridge called catbells. the steep climb both burns off that cumbrian fried breakfast and offers some commanding views. vigorous hikes like this are one of many reasons the lake district is such a hit with english holiday-goers. this little adventure takes just a couple of hours, and it rewards anyone who tackles it with a trip highlight. get out and make these experiences happen. for the rest of your

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. >> we were joking she's a tiny border collie trapped in a tiny dog's body with big personality. >>have th the personality. so active and just ubber friendly. if you have been looking for a pet for you and your children, this is the perfect dog. >> wow. >> unless i can convince my husband to take me off that restriction. >> we'll see what gary has to say about that. you can find out more about aria or the other pets in need at pets in need.org. lisa, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> either we'll have a welcome to the family gift for you next week or another pet ready to go. >> thanks, lisa. >>> southern california rapper may face criminal charges after allegedly keeping this tiger as a pet. there are videos and photos of a bengal tiger posted on instagram by the artist known as tiga. reps questioned him last week after getting a tip. the rapper told them he dropped off the animal at an animal shelter not pets in need. state law prohibits tigers from being owned as pets. according to a department spokesman the rapper may face fines and six months in prison. i'll tell you. that m

running for sean colli collier, and lindzi lu running for her is her family, and so it is a special time for the city. >> and tell us how it is for you and your staff as you begin the day there? >> well, i knew some of the folks affected by the marathon last year, and since that time, i have had a chance to meet so many of them. i feel like i have known them for years. my heart goes out to them, and i feel so proud. i feed off of their energy, and as mayor of the city of boston and being here today, and my staff, and we are excited about the marathon, and this is one of the greatest marathons that we have ever seen in this country n this world, because of the excitement around it. so many people from all over the world, and 90 countries are going to to be represented in the marathon itself, and i feel bad for the elite runners, because everybody is here to see the stories crossing the line, and we are excited about that here in boston. >> i can't help but mention the stories behind you and messages on the canvas coming up behind you, and the members of congress and baseball players and a

the collies excesses of the leaves them in the middle and it's getting lost which is the senate committee's second increases on to some of the points system and its recent state. i guess they voted for mr yanukovich i don't get any support from any of those people. after mr yanukovich today meaning that some of the complaints in east tennessee anything unless it is that this is the corrected. it was not necessarily working for is that people by the bcci and one person saying where is our president bringing back some dinner now. when you see that they were stopping these at the tanks had taken a movie so that the facilities and shoot. because i see that is the correct meaning not into being. unless he's been drinking and not to shoot and there was a deadly shooting in kiev that this is the inside. and i think i know that dating is a very difficult situation the hottest and cruise caseike ts wou liveer in a d really added to the point. it said to me t ea ahich is st was over playing the fact that russia is stirring up trouble. you know i'm not a panacea and not in the uk is the new credence o

we lost three people obvious ly here near the finish line, and the fourth was the officer sean colli collier, the m.i.t. officer shot and killed by one of the bombing suspects a few days after that, and this is as much a celebration about the people who survive and very severe inju injuries, tamron, and you recall a year ago to today, the bombs went off, and folks who spe spectators who knew what to do and then the first responders who got to screen, and the extraordinary team work at the area hospitals. this is the cover of the "sports illustrated" magazine due out tomorrow, and sit at the finish line and you can see a picture of the survivors who came back here to be in boston and we met with one actually on sunday, and so thrilled to be back here, and he wants to see the medical professionals who helped to save his life. he is paralyzed below the left knee, and he says that the life has been changed in so many ways other than the physical, and he wants to devote a good portion of his life to doing good for others, because of how he was treated. and also, the race ended here near t

is this a collie? >> whoop there it is. >> that's a border collie.are smarter than at least half of my college roommates. >> as for this song, do you remember when it came out everybody is trying to say woop there it is. >> this morning it's would've there it is. woof there it is. >> i am understanding your take on this. controversy over the new "golf digest" cover. i don't know whether you have seen it or not it's t. has paula gretzky on the cover. i believe she someone of the most important figures in golf. she sen gauged to a golfer. lgpa ladies golf professionals are offended by this some of them because it says it demeans them. >> she not a pro. other pros have been passed over and never put on the front comp of the magazine. outraged at paulina gretzky who has nothing to do with golf other than having dated a golfer. >> she is demonstrating what to do and what not to do in golfing. she has some very important golf tips. this one is demonstrating the grip or something. >> look, i would play more golf if that's what the courses looked like. >> th

charles: are those border collies?rles: stuart: shetland sheepdog on the right and the new dog bailey is a purebred cali. wonderful. charles: you like lassie lot when you were younger. when you came to america that was the first thing you like to. i like this country, let's get glass. stuart: i go back to run in tin tin. remember that? i am taking a lot of time. the first thing i ever saw in television was written in tin. you don't remember that. of former nba player turned entrepreneur, jonathan bender is with us. how did he plan so well? what does he think of college players joining a union. we will ask him because he is with us next. [ male announcer ] what if a small company became big business overnight? ♪ like, really big... then expanded? ♪ or their new product tanked? ♪ or not? what if they embrace new technology instead? ♪ imagine a company's future with the future of trading. company profile. a research tool on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. stuart: a lot of that coming got. charles, not laughing at charles

this is a border collie who apparently loves to bite into rubber. owner had to replace 12 tires. the owner is promising to keep her on a leash from now on. and perhaps there might be a bill in the mail, as well. just guessing. just a little tiny one. >> i know. >> it's a big bite. >> thanks, amy. >>> let's go to ginger and get the weather. >> it is spring break all over times square. look at this group. all of these ladies in the front row, let me show you. they're all on a trip from kansas city. what kind of trip? >> a fashion trip. >> a fashion trip. we're going to learn more about what that exactly means. they have appointments. learning about fashion. what better place to do it than new york city. let's check in on the weather forecast. it is an umbrella day, fashion-wise in seattle. waking up with the showers. then you have a cold front coming through. a dry day on friday, and more showers over the weekend. portland, 55. watch the numbers as we start again on a frosty, school april morning. charles, 67. atlanta, 64. and 59 for raleigh. d.c. the

drops a class after the ta propositions her, the woman who is passed up for a promotion by her male collie a buddy of the manager's. the woman who is passed over a promotion because she took maternity leave. the woman who gets tired of being marginalized and changes careers midstream. there is no end to the stories. each of these adds up, time and time again, to $.77 on the dollar. the president knows this is a national problem. left unaddressed, it will he rode our economic position in the world. tot is why he has asked us increase opportunities for when to succeed. between now and june 23, when the white house hosts a summit on working families with the department of labor, the president has asked advisers to reach out to and work with the leaders -- work with business leaders, educators, advocates, understand this, and state and local governments to explore key issues. including workplace for stability, equal pay, and paid leave. to make sure we are doing all that we can and all that we must to make the best years of american talent and to ensure u.s. competitiveness in the 21st century

when i listen to criticism of our collie paul ryan i can't help but think, mr. secretary, his budget passed. the president's budget which, by the way, none of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle had the courage to introduce. it has to be done by republicans it is that zero votes last year and two votes this year. when we want to talk about moral courage and bang on paul ryan while he is not here, people might, your boss's budget-cutting whopping two votes the last two times it was offered. let me ask you this -- do you think government can engage in intentional racial discrimination to further a compelling governmental issue -- interest? talking about important state goals. i want to ratchet it up to a comport -- important state goal to compelling state goal. can government de jure discrimination to further a compelling governmental interest? >> i don't know the details. what guidance. >> the letter with respect to discipline from education and doj. >> i'm happy to talk about that. learn something new every day in the job. when the data came out that as

wilson: madam speaker, today i appreciate the opportunity to recognize beverly collie, the administrative assistant for the second district of south carolina. she will be departing the midland's office on friday to serve as the town clerk of blathewood, south carolina, led by mike ross in a dynamic council. since joining the office in october, 2004, beverly has served the people of south carolina's second district with respect and diligence. her genuine bright smile and desire to help those in need has significantly impacted lives across the district. being first person to welcome citizens to the office. beverly's dedicated staff work has made a difference and i look forward of hearing of her success as she embarks on a new professional career. i wish beverly, her son and daughter and granddaughter all the best in the future. i know that the people of blythewood will continue to benefit from beverly's extraordinary constituent service as she serves her hometown community. in conclusion, god bless our troops and we will never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism. god speed,

i'm guessing that my collie care, my friend would not is about to api support regulation of greenhousees through the clean air act. this is about the merits of this pipeline and how we are going to keep two thirds of the world's natural carbon in the ground so that we avoid the worst impact of time and change in how we stop a pipeline from potentially destroying sensitive habitats that is the bread basket of the united states. , you anne in sugar grove are on with benjamin schreiber and cindy schild. caller: hi. good morning, everyone. thank you for c-span. the foreign country having eminent domain of the united states, i just fine that astonishing that that is even happening. as far as transcanada goes, i don't know if this is actually true, but i heard recently, and i have not had a chance to check into it, but once a pipeline is transcanada is not really responsible for any kind of leaks. that is left up to the local people to clean up. and there is sand running through that, so it creates a grading like sandpaper, little, tiny holes. about the kalamazoo incident, that was four year

the border collie named jesse was caught on surveillance video chewing up the tires along the streets dog's owner said he had no idea this was happening. jesse was hit by a car nearly two years ago and hated them ever since. those are your headlines. let's get over to the boys. >> are you ready for some exciting experiments, not the boring stuff from school but the real stuff we do on cable television. whoa! >> are you all right? >> what is going on exactly? >> i'm a scientist. >> we are going to do stuff that's blowing why you are mind. it's already freaking me out. jeffrey known as the dancing scientist and a ph.d. student at ucla and a mad genius is here to explain what the heck is going on. >> what are you doing? >> that is liquid nitrogen. it's very cold. want to talk about light bulb technology and cool material here. >> what is this? this can't be good for us. >> it's cold liquid nitrogen. i took a light bulb and busted them open like that. >> that is our greenroom lamp you smashed here. >> edison invented the light bulb and made the film out of carbon because it gets very hot,

. >>> fashion statement of the night at the championship game goes to injured willie collie stein.s the title. >> people are saying oh, okay. see, i'm sporting the trend, too. the paisley. >> all you need is a jersey to finish the look. anyway, tonight is ladies night. >> the uconn women, who are undefeated, 39-0, play the undefeated women's team from notre dame, which is a clash of the titans. the two very best teams in women's college basketball. if connecticut wins, you have the men and the women as the two best teams in college basketball. >> the last time they did that was 2004. >> ten years ago. >> a big deal. >> big night for connecticut. >> we should wrap up our brackets. >> i was about to mention that. so you won the bracket challenge. >> which gives you an idea of what it really takes to win a bracket. >> you just asked me what the s.e.c. is and he won the tournament. >> handedly. 72. how is that possible? >> and he didn't pick a single final four team, right? >> how does that work? >> yours was less bad than the other ones, essentially. ours was so bad. yours was less ba