>> 100 caramels. >> i see a dane sighting. [laughs] >> dane's here? >> he's outside. >> oh. >> hey. >> look at this guy. >> wow. long time no see around these parts. >> i know. i know. that's what happens when you have a reality show, i guess, huh? you just show up. >> yeah, you show up. >> so... >> you afraid to wrap a little caramel? >> oh, you know i know how. you know i know how. >> might as well. >> so you having fun? >> i am having a good time. >> that's good. hi, peter. >> hi. long time no see. >> it's still delicious. >> so what brings you here today? what is it that you want? >> what is it i want? >> yeah. >> in terms of? >> in terms of this business. >> well, i'd like it to... >> let's start there. >> to grow so it's profitable. i mean, that's-- >> and what are you doing to contribute to that growth? >> well, i mean, when i--when i say, "hey, look, let's get a business plan together and do it," and i just get a blank stare, it's hard to go-- >> not a blank stare, dane. >> i think what we clearly said was we would love to talk to you about a

jessie dane duff. larry, after cnn broke the story about these deaths which led to the hearings on capitol hill today, secretary shinseki had this to say in the hearing. take a listen. >> this is a robust system. a good portion of it works. what we're focusing on is scheduling. >> now, for me, shinseki is not the biggest problem. he's part of the problem. in what bizarre-o world does a person who talks up the death of 40 veterans to a scheduling problem get to keep his job? >> wait a second. that's not true. the inspector general who also testified today said i've looked into that. there's no evidence that the wait times caused those deaths and you've got to remember, since general shinseki took over, himself a wounded warrior -- >> right. >> -- okay. basically the number of people, you know, claims being processed has gone down. the number -- the wait times has gone down. look, what happened is we assume, and it was republicans running the country then, that these wars would be short and they'd be ove

actresses are all asking for roles like claire danes has on home land? >> the zeitgeist, in 2016, that sort of hangs in our consciousness right now. let's face it, hollywood is very big into the democratic party. there's a little wishfulness too. these programs have been coming fast and furious, and not all of them make it, remember, there was that big budget event, the katherine heigl show, a lot of hopes are riding on them. and many could be a flash in the pan in the tv archives. >> michael jackson, love never felt so good featuring just tim timberlake, the only artist to decades. this is coming to be expected. elvis, tupac, others have had pos potat posthumous south carolina. >> that's about a 10th as much as a big album ten years ago would have garnered. not a lot of public interest i think. >> but quincy jones is not happy bit at all. this is what you have to say about it. >> they're trying to make money and i understand it. but the state, the lawyers, it's about money. >> quincy jones, of course he was the big producer behind most of jackson's big

navy later pulled back from those comments by deputy director of ocean engineering, michael dane, who says the pings were likely a false lead. a navy statement reads mr. dane's comments were speculative and premature as we continue to torque with our partners to more thoroughly understand the data acquired from the towed pinger locator. as a result we would refer to the australians to make additional information known at the appropriate time. today's announcement outlined the next steps. the first is a full mapping of the ocean floor in an expanded search zone. that survey is being conducted by chinese and malaysian ships and could take three months to complete. the next step will be a new underwater sweep with new capabilities beginning in august and that could take 12 months and cost at least $60 million. australia will take bids from private firms to conduct that sweep. >>> u.s. president barack obama says his policy is might doing right, a strong military working in tandem with diplomacy. he spoke to candidates at the u.s. military academy defending his leadership on the world sta

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on to mormon dane matters. this amendment in front of you would reduce the size and rent of the parking area of the san francisco bar pilots current premises specify future rent adjustments, update the security deposit requirement and add new city and port legal requirements. this past december the port commission approved a third amendment to a lease with auto desk that increased their pier 9 premises by approximately 3900 square feet. they intend to construct a robotic laboratory in the improved shed space, which is located adjacent to its current premises. the amendment requires auto desk to invest no less than approximately $2 million in base building core and shell and tenant improvements bringing their total investment into the pier 9 facilities to 16 million dollars. just this afternoon the board of supervisors voted unanimously their approval of this amendment. the expansion space abuts the bar pilots and would create a zero property line blocking the bar pilot's gate and making egress and ingress diffi

. >> a moment this wife, mother of two and owner have a great dane puppy called a blessing.s weekend this family like this foursome today set on a day of rafting down the american river. but their raft hit a boulder and began to deflate. i remember hitting the rock there was four seconds between hitting the rock and i was in the river. >> nate and i got thrown into the water. >> i never feared for my lifelike that before. >> the boat collapsed on top of them. the current was so strong and i was caught up in the raft, it formed a taco around me up against the rock. >> this helicopter seen hours earlier on this home video was nearby and rescued the family for water they were stranded in for 30 minutes. they say there's only one reason they survived. >> wear a life rest -- life vest. it saved my life. >> this mother says read the fine print by any raft you may buy. it may not be safe for use on the river. >> because it had a picture that looked like it was safe it wasn't. it folded around me. i would have died if not for the life vest. >>> here in the bay area expecting wild sw

why do you think that the danes are not. aware that there's a vote coming up in the european parliamentary election you would think that you know a progressive society lots of campaigning perhaps has not been much of that had been me. i don't think i mean the european parliament elections they have this like. the most boring thing a lot of people think so it's just people are not that interested i guess if feels like it's something far away and yeah. ok there you go yan they're saying that he just want to people to get away although that there's an election going on wake up go vote if you want to you and rebecca the creator of a cartoon vote amend the speaking to us on our t thank you very much for that. muslims in new york are outraged after it emerged that the n.y.p.d. is recruiting informers to snoop on their community less than a month ago the city's a police department announced in a blaze of publicity that it had disbanded its controversial demographics unit which ran a clandestine operations targeting muslims but desp

oh, my god, dane that would send out articles for everyone to read before the bachelorette party aboutmitment and how to fulfill your lives. >> that's great. >> do call your fiancee during the bachelor party at some point. i think that's very important. i think i forgot and i got in big trouble, and then do not -- do not do anything stupid in front of your brother-in-law, your future brother-in-law. >> big time. >> that's smart. that's solid advice. you are going to get burned. >> and go to bed by 10:00. >> one more thing is up next. test >>> all right. it's time for kg. >> i'm very excited today. i woke up. i was in a great mood because our very own greta van susteren is on the forbes 100 most powerful women list and she's been be on it before. she made it last year and she was on the inaugural issue. i'm very proud. of course, she was very graceful. attitude of gratitude. you can follow her at greta wire and 7:00 p.m. eastern where she's doing great thing for women in journalism here at fox news channel. >> congratulations from all of us, greta. >> speaking about a great woman, dr. m

oh, my god, dane that would send out articles for everyone to read before the bachelorette party aboutent and how to fulfill your lives. >> that's great. >> do call your fiancee during the bachelor party at some point. i think that's very important. i think i forgot and i got in big trouble, and then do not -- do not do anything stupid in front of your brother-in-law, your future brother-in-law. >> big time. >> that's smart. that's solid advice. you are going to get burned. >> and go to bed by 10:00. >> one more thing is up next. [ laughter ] smoke? nah, i'm good. [ male announcer ] celebrate every win with nicoderm cq, the unique patch with time release smartcontrol technology that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. help prevent your cravings with nicoderm cq. and the award goes to ceramics house. congratulations. thank you. the success of your small business depends on results. go vests! all organic, and there's tons of info on our website. that's why you rely on the best for your business. and verizon delivers the best devices on the best network. you're all big toes to m

. >> reporter: these danes are staying on the sidewalk, and off the grass for now. >> these are my pets. these are my babies. if i had to send them to the hospital from a meatball, i would just be devastated. >> reporter: the woman who discovered the meatballs this morning owns a dog walking and daycare business. we reached out to her tonight, but we have not yet heard back. reporting live in san francisco, debra villalon, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a woman accused of being involved in the beating of two alameda county sheriff's deputies is defending herself tonight. kelly carter was released on bail. she says a neighbor called for help saturday night after her husband and brother got into an argument inside her castro valley home. but carter's version of what happened next differs from the sheriff's account. >> they pointed a gun at me, i was like, sheriff please, we're trying to calm my husband back. >> she was in handcuffs. however, while she was handcuffed and the officer's attention were focused on the other two suspects, she was actively using her feet to kick the officers. >> repo

. >> reporter: these danes are staying on the sidewalk, and off the grass for now. >> these are my pets. these are my babies. if i had to send them to the hospital from a meatball, i would just be devastated. >> reporter: the woman who discovered the meatballs this morning owns a dog walking and daycare business. we reached out to her tonight, but we have not yet heard back. reporting live in san francisco, debra villalon, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a woman accused of being involved in the beating of two alameda county sheriff's deputies is defending herself tonight. kelly carter was released on bail. she says a neighbor called for help saturday night after her husband and brother got into an argument inside her castro valley home. but carter's version of what happened next differs from the sheriff's account. >> they pointed a gun at me, i was like, sheriff please, we're trying to calm my husband back. >> she was in handcuffs. however, while she was handcuffed and the officer's attention were focused on the other two suspects, she was actively using her feet to kick the officers. >> repo

gerri: danes are so bad that about one-quarter or one-third of the students don't even make their firstpayment. why is that critics dimeter is the six month grace period lee may have not told the lender and the bills are four dead where they started with the security deposit business attire to furnish and apartment it puts pressure on the budget. >> is seems to be the importance of student loan debt to their parents people take him less serious because there is so much debt forgiveness program was. >> i think they do taken seriously but when you dial monday it is the best time to reduce the dead not after you have graduated. >> is called edgeworth's of money? >> i think so. sampras is go had a report to have a bachelor's degree is more than 800,000 over the lifetime than just a high-school diplomas on average it is worthwhile but some earn more or less. the trick is to keep the debt in sync with your income. gerri: great words of wisdom. >> has the age worked against you in a job hunt? next. almon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here almon and energy. creates something else as

in west virginia shelly moore voted to raise the age to 67 like steve danes did in montana.the medicare age budget. in georgia three of the five republican hopefuls are house members and voted right along with tom cotton. give grandma a voucher and raise the age to 70. medicare is over. the ads right themselves, right? everybody can copy mark pryor's ads. everyone who is running for senate, every one of them voted to end medicare as we know it and make old people have to wait longer to get it. meanwhile, mark pryor has with stood buckets of money from outside his state and a ceaseless red tide within it and he's still winning and that's maybe because he's hitting his opponent on those votes in congress which every democrat for senate can do if they are facing one of these members of congress as their opponent in november. joining us is our friend ezra kline. it's great to see you. congratulations on your site and your newfound fame. >> thank you. good to see you. >> do you expect to see this becoming a template in terms of the if paul ryan budget living into 2014 in a way th

. >>> moscow celebrated may dane since the soviet era ended. thousands proclaimed support for vladimir putin after the annexation of crimea. another large may day celebration was in cuba, 600,000 turned out there. flooding left many stranded. rescue teams launched boats. record rainfall led to landslides as well. >>> "america tonight" is coming up next. on american tonight, extreme, or routine? >> we have been through tropical storms and hurricanes, like ivan and dennis back to back, and we still did not have is this much water. >> wind, water, and what is left. after days of stormy weather batter the eastern half of the country. i set out to save the world wiuc

the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our pos tear rit, do or danestablish this constitution for the united states of america. is there anything in that statement that anyone out there would disagree with? >> i cannot imagine that they would. i cannot imagine that anybody wouldn't find some comfort in the preamble to the constitution. >> and i have spoken to 180,000 people and not one of them has disagreed with you. and yet when i went to washington and talked to the representatives, the organizations that rep them from -- from the right to the left, any of them, none of them were willing to sign it, so i would like to say to you, mike, i would like you to sign the preamble. i would like you to ask your audience to sign it and if i get half a million signatures, i'm going to call for a civil strike, 12:30 eastern, 9:30 pacific time, nobody goes anywhere, nobody does, nobody buys, nobody calls, nobody does nothing for 30 minutes. not enough to hurt the economy, but enough to remind them that we're there. we are the sovereign power in this country. you

fires are mostly cop daned. it's -- contained. it's less gruelling, but the recovery is intense.an is an architect. >> this is the last job i doesn't want to do. >> reporter: he says he will, he wouldn't consider living anywhere else. and many people have spent the day at this road block chatting with neighbours, and waiting for word that perhaps they could go behind the line. one is eric. your house is behind the line. >> just down that way. >> reporter: you have been evicted since wednesday. what is that like? >> it's bad. i really want to get home. >> reporter: do you know the state of your home, and what is behind this line and at your house? >> yes, i do. the house is fup. the firemen did a good job, we are appreciative of that. i can't under why we can't get home. doesn't seem like anything is burning. the power is on, a neighbour is back there because he never left. >> reporter: he's relaying information to all of you? >> yes, texting and calling and letting me know everything is okay. >> reporter: as the frustration rises, maub there's a pap -- maybe there's a panic mode

. >> he travels the world but there is one place anthony boar dane doesn't like to visit very often. been nearly a decade since anthony bordine has set foot in russia. >> so you went to russia. you had not been to russia for quite a while. >> i try to space out my trips. i have a hard time with the drinking. making friends, getting people to open up, it requires a lot of drink and more than i can be comfortable with. >> you can drink a fair amount. >> a bottle a day of vodka, it has an effect. i need time in between shows. >> how long has it been? >> a few years. you get a sense of what it's like to live in putin russia. it's his. >> do you find it very different from the russia you had visited previously? >> you really feel any -- an earlier trips any notion that this is a functioning democracy is a joke. they kill journalists there. they're happy to do it. it's okay. >> people get killed in business dealings there. >> there is a line. everyone we spoke to comes up against the line. when you start talking about corruption and putin's possible connection to corruption, you can see it

. >> across the street from the firehouse, bobby harr, an employee at dane's lumber, repositions the store's security camera to capture the massive endeavor. >> just in case there was a mishap, i wanted to make sure that i had the camera pointed at the firehouse so i could have a record of it. >> as soon as workers begin rotating the fragile building, it falls apart. >> all of a sudden you heard a pop and the whole building was leaning. and what probably amounted to about three seconds, it was on the ground. >> a huge cloud of dust and debris surrounds the area and onlookers fear that workers are hurt. >> do you believe that? >> yeah. >> oh, man. holy [ muted ]. >> where is he? where's my boss? >> there was about 20 workers and the company itself was a father and son team. and the son can be heard vividly on the video screaming, where's my father, where's my father? as he ran down from one side of the building. >> where is he? where's my father? >> he got out. he's all right. he got out. he's over there. he's over there. >> workers scramble to see if anyone is trapped or injured. >>

. >> jimmy: your danes the smajor smallest. complete a simple task in a complicated way.eek you introduce aid human into the mix, that's not been done. >> first time in competition any one has put a person inside the machine. rube goldberg's cartoons centered around some one. a great homage to say, why don't we put some one in there and get back to the roots. >> we have a human for you. a number of them working here at the show. why don't you reveal the human. there he is. his name is guillermo. guillermo is going to be -- don't know if we call hip tm th guinea pig. the hamster in the wheel. attaching something to guillermo's zipper. of his jacket. funnier the other way i guess. now you guys. i guess you need a quarter from me, right? you guys are going to, should i do this? >> hand the quart tire guillermo. >> jimmy: guillermo. i will hand you a quarter. everybody put in the jump ball machine. keep your eye on the gum ball. >> no time for breakfast in the morning. so you grab a gum ball. that will freshen your breath. you go ahead that hits the arm. that goes all the way

this time -- this you got dane dehaan, is the green goblin. >> yes. >> jimmy: and -- is there anythingmmy: you were smoking a a pipe back stage. >> i wasn't smoking a pipe. >> jimmy: yeah, you were i saw you in the basement of a tim hortons. [ laughter and applause ] i saw where you were. unbelievable. catching like wildfire. i want to show a clip. here's andrew garfield in "the amazing spider-man 2." it's in theaters everywhere! check it out. >> reporting live from new york one, chopper. an oscorp truck carrying plutonium has been hijacked. a police chase is in progress. [ sirens ] >> gotcha, gotcha. >> nope, got you too. [ sirens ] hey you! no, you're not going anywhere. come here, come to daddy. [ yelling ] >> okay, stop it, stop it. phew. oh, come on! make way! come back here. heel! gotcha. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's really fun. congratulations. no he's not. >> i'm doing the thing. >> jimmy: doing the web thing. >> doing the web thing. >> jimmy: you can't do the web thing! >> i can do the web thing. >> jimmy: no you can't do the web thing. >> i'm still playing the part. as l

that's why you have people like tom cotton in arkansas, steve danes in montana. in west virginia shelly moore united airlines the republican party. some national groups that had said we don't think she's conservative enough but she had strong support among hometown people, ran a strong campaign, gave a positive message and 14 points up over the secretary of state. debbie wasserman-schultz, i feel sorry for her in a way because she will be saying silly things all the way through the november election. that's all they are stuck with. >> in the meantime your group american crossroads has just confirmed a $10 million ad buy targeting four critical senate races. which ones are they and why 10 million bucks. that's a lot of money. >> well, look, for example one of them is north carolina. in the republican primary that just concluded harry reid super p.a.c. spent $4.7 million attacking the front-runner in the republican primary there. the democrat senator spent $2 million. they spent $6.7 million in five or six weeks attacking the republican front-runner who did win the

being the united states and our leadership, our technology, our equipment, with our partners, with the danes we've been able to get more than 90% of the precursors and the mixers of chemical weapons out of syria. we'll get that other 8% out. we're making good progress on that. that's a huge achievement. i don't think assad just gave those chemical weapons up because he thought we were week weak. i think the opposite. this is far more complicated that one piece of this. so there's a lot going on here. but to think that a military option is going to fix syria, it's not. we've got to work this thing in all of the different dimensions and we are. >> mr. secretary, thank you so much for your time and i hope you have a meaningful memorial day. >> thanks, jake. appreciate it very much. >>> when we come back, pope francis making headlines as he travels to the middle east but it's a meeting that he set up at the vatican that could lead to his biggest accomplishment yet. could. that's coming up. latte or au lait? cozy or cool? or "woof"? everything exactly the way you want is...until boom, its bedtime

far the country's parliament certainly seems to regret its a rather unconventional campaign to get danes to vote in the upcoming european parliamentary election having now removed its controversial punch packed cartoon my colleague kevin i went to go look together with euro skeptic market analyst patrick yeah. so if you're not going to try to. find. me you. know what you gotta do what you gotta. want to me full on question is would it give you nightmares or not no problem and took down the video from you tube and facebook just a day after it was posted must make people angry patrick young what do you think about it it's quite all starting to go all together i mean in an attempt to try and get some popular interest amongst young people in denmark all of a sudden we're treated to all manner of curious peccadilloes to put it mildly given what the european union can manage to do in terms of top down control of everybody's life within the european union all manner of ridiculous acts for regulations that we don't need all sorts of huge granted expenditure on the white elephant from follies and

turns out the danish, like the italians, the danes also are not all that psyched about the death penalty. the danish firm actually sold the rights to make the substitute drug, they sold the rights to make that drug to an american company in illinois and they sold those rights in 2012. but a condition of the sale was that the drug never, ever be used for lethal injections in the united states. and so the company that makes it now will not sell their pentobarbital to states where they're going to use it to kill people with lethal injections. so at this point, they already lost their first choice drug, they've got their second choice drug, but they're starting to get a little desperate. because now this is turning out to be really hard to get for the purpose of killing people. i mean, when their first drug dried up from the factory in north carolina and they couldn't move production to italy and that drug just disappeared, you know, the state of arizona went so far as to start importing some of the last remaining stock of it. they found some of it from a one-man drug wholesaler operation th

. >> emmett thunderpaws is a 3-year-old great dane, the pride and joy of the crowder family.loyed, emmett misses his playmate. >> get in my face and pushing me down. >> emmett, he missed rolling around with trevor. they're best friends. hi, emmett. >> on the day her husband returns from war, whitney decides to videotape trevor's homecoming from emmett's point of view. >> emmett, come on. hey, emmett. do you not recognize me? he clearly smelled me coming in through the door. so i had no idea his reaction was going to be like that. it made it special for us. >> he was just like trying to look him in the eyes. i think he remembers you. >> how you doing? >> it was really fun to see emmett greeting trevor coming back. and it was really cute. i'm glad that i caught it on camera. >> and we're done. >> in buffalo, new york, another soldier is greeted by a very emotional pooch. [ whining ] >> i miss you, yeah. >> karen fisher, an air force captain is returning from afghanistan, when she's surprised by her beloved golden retriever molly. [ whining ] >> i knew she would react, molly wou

. >> dane da bash, thank you. >> thanks, don. >> reaction from my guests.l ryan is doing a lot of work trying to find solutions to urban poverty but he used the words cultural problem. cultural problem when he talked about the, quote, inner city men who don't know the value of work. are those coded words, do you think? >> they are all sort of buzz words and i think they are -- they hurt. they really do hurt because it shows that his ignorance about race and people who are in a different set of circumstances and i think that needs to be treated differently. i'm a good friend of bennie thompson. i've known him and he has represented mississippi very well. the whole idea that this is a black on black discussion and i have heard that word uncle tom from the time i was growing up as a kid until very recently. so it's a common use of language to in a sense downgrade somebody who is not embracing the race and i think that people have to figure out what can you say, what can't you not say? and i'm really worried that this is going to be a discussion about words. >>

. >> now, instead of facing a minor offense, the suspect, dane christian, is convicted of criminal andolations including reckless driving and reckless endangerment in four separate jurisdictions. he's sentenced to three years probation. his passenger is not charged. >> talented, talented. what you could use that for, i don't know. but he had some ability. he didn't get away, though. >> it's impressive to see what officers face every day working to keep their communities safe, but some of these stories would be hard to believe if they weren't captured by dashboard cameras. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> gripped by fright. from the unexpected to the down right horrifying. terror on a mass scale as bombs tear through trains in madrid. >> the train cars themselves just blown open. how absolutely terrifying it must have been for people on these trains. >> any parent's nightmare. a child trapped and submerged. >> he was screaming out the baby was in the washer and he needed help. >> those with nerves of steel

includes the ukrainians who were with them and the seven foreign nationals, including four germans, a dane, a czech, and a pol as well. they now apparently have been released, and as far as we understand, on their way to meet a separate osce delegation on the outskirts of town that will obviously transport them away, according to the self-declared mayor. interestingly, he also says there was no exchange of prisoners that led to this release. that had been the request of the pro-russian protesters, militants in slovyansk. those activists detained by kiev be swapped for the osce military observers who were there working under a separate agreement from 2011, a various military build-up and signs around that particular area we see last friday. he says, in fact, it was the arrival of russia's envoy in that particular area that caused the release, and according to him, the osce delegation was actually part of the final negotiations. so, i think we can read into this quite simply that moscow, may well under pressure from berlin, angela merkel, four of the detainees being german, may have decided

shakespeare relays many of them come from classical latin sources, and what his most famous play is about a dane and another about a scott. so if you go backwards you get the same thing. borrowing across languages and building on -- >> and creatively appropriating. >> right. so i think there is the sense of intra-lingustic and you are available to the word. the -- i don't think that -- of course there is a thing as german poetry. there is a community of interaction and conceptual interaction but it is bleeding and borrowing at the edges and that makes it interesting. we should bear in mind the interesting people we are thinking about didn't draw boundaries and borders in that way. >> i want to save time for questions but i have one last one. i want to push you because you have a disappearance thesis at work in this text where you say du bois and we can look at the page -- the disappearance thesis on page 93 and let me read it outloud. you can get a sense of the beauty of the language and whether it is true or not is an open question. the negro character bestowed on the black people was the gift

narrative that shakespeare realized come from classical -- arguably his most famous play is about a dane and another one about a scott. and you go back and get the same thing, petrov borrowing across languages and had to borrow shakespeare. >> building on and creatively -- >> the linguistic dialogue, but the great stuff, a sense that you are available to the world's. a persian word, thinking about a parisian poet when he wrote that. i don't think -- there is such a thing as german poetry. i have written poems in german. so yes of course, there are these connections that have to do with shared community of interaction. but i think the edges, borrowing at the edges makes it interesting. so we should always bear in mind, the interesting people we are thinking about themselves didn't draw the boundaries. >> borders in that way. we want to spend time on questions. the disappearance pieces that work in this wonderful text where you say do what -- do bolognese --dubois you can get a sense of the beauty of language whether it is true or not. the negro national character, the gifts of the seventh

they describe some monday and, -- they describe some dane andnd -- mun grueling conditions. >> it doesyou for joining us. meantime, edward snowden sat down for his first interview . snowden lives in russia, where he fled after revealing the secrets about the nsa possible asked surveillance program. nbc how he was trained. >> the u.s. tends to get more and better intelligence out of computers than they do out of people. a spy in the as traditional sense of the word. i lived and worked undercover, overseas, pretending to work in a job that i am not. i was even assigned a name that was not mine. overseas, the latest news on the development in the region and what life is like in crimea. ♪ >> time for the global outlook. the new pledge to deal with separatist as fighting intensifies. 40 people were killed and 30 more were injured in one of the deadliest clashes ukraine has seen since the crisis began. ryan chilcote caught up with ukraine's foreign minister. he blamed russia for intervening. stop financingll and supporting these people in eastern europe, the extremist groups, it would be eas

as we get ready for cinco de mayo, antony bour dane looks at his two sides of the view of mexico in hiss unknown." beyond the violence and crime, the amazing people the music, of course, the food. . mexico, you see on tv, murder, corruption. mexico is a deeply troubled maybe even cursed land. it is also enchanted. this amazing, amazing country, the incredible food, unbelievable music, old school colonial streets, mountain, beaches, did i mention the food? you should pay more attention to this place, man. it's our brother, it's right down there, next to us. and it's really one of the greatest places on earth. >> we can't wait to take a bite out of "old mexico" this sunday with anthony bourdaine parts unknown, at 10:00 eastern, we want to know who is watching you or how raise it is for someone to get your personal information? morgan spurlock takes on big brother and your privacy. woman: this is not exactly what i expected. man: definitely more murdery than the reviews said. captain obvious: this is a creepy room. man: oh hey, captain obvious. captain obvious: you should have used hotels.

the danes are moving out. here is what we know about these let properties.es bought as investments during the boom years. in the financial crisis happened and then a danish bank came in and bought them off. now they want to sell into deutsche bank. 60% of his portfolio is in dublin, the rest is in the outside of ireland. vacatione got a new home for you. you're just going to have to talk to a banker in frankfurt about getting it. is looking for one himself. hans nichols, our international correspondent. he is a man and knows all about property in ireland, especially the northern part. >> if you just go over the border, it is phenomenal. homes have two or three -- if you didn't have two or three homes and property, you are nothing and nobody. are they investing in the property market? >> what are the single biggest moves that i've seen from a group of people is in commercial real estate. putting together funds that were bad to stressed assets. lot of my friends that run businesses there have reorganize themselves with the banks and renegotiated the value of t

it gained in april but has since lost all of those danes. -- gains. shares available are available on loan. we tackle some of the big questions out there. "big bangyou think theory" was so popular in china. it has a lot of references from when i was a child. that translates to china? >> especially the young generation. and up in the late 1980's 1990's. quite familiar with american culture. happy. the jokes, >> do they have to rewrite the jokes in the subtitles? >> no. >> we will have more from the interview with the sohu chief executive, including why they took down four popular american tv shows. a little over 24 hours to go before the australian treasurer delivers his first budget. it is expected to be a horror show with thousands of government jobs perhaps being cut. let's get over to paul allen, who is there. where else is the ax likely to fall? ofthere will be plenty nervous public servants around the country today with news coming out that up to 16,000 public service jobs may go and up to 70 government agencies may be abolished. some of them are

country's parliament certainly seems to regret it now its latest rather unconventional campaign to get danes to vote in the upcoming european parliamentary election because it's now removed its controversial cartoon or call it telling about say take a look together with the film's creator robert. if you're not going to try to. find. me you. know what you've got to do you've got a. very good man and he will find you and make you do that's actually quite something you had what was the ideal of reloads. the idea was it was mine yeah the european parliament elections they have this like . the most boring thing a lot of people think so. this people are not that interested i guess if feels like it's something far away and had you hoped for more because you're trying to take something like the election and kind of giving it a bit of a twist i was surprised when they pulled it back filled it felt like there are more people step forward and actually supported the film after that and what was so important for you to tell people to actually go out and vote well i mean young people in them i mean love t

the chair would remind all members to make dane proper decorum in the chamber -- maintain proper decorum in the chamber. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. the gentleman reserves. mr. engel: thank you, mr. speaker. it's now my pleasure to yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from florida, ms. frankel. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. frankel: thank you, mr. engel, and thank you, congresswoman wilson, for this resolution. mr. speaker, what we've seen take place in nigeria, the crimes perpetrated by boko haram are simply unthinkable and appalling and there are some crimes against humanity that should not be tolerated, regardless of where they occur in the world. and the violent kidnapping of over 250 girls for the sole reason that they were seeking an education is one such crime. innocent girls who should be carefree, but instead are prisoners enduring the unimaginable. and in the 21st century, we cannot let this kind of horror against children go unanswered. so first i want to thank president obama for sending the

. >> reporter: this follows the story of richard dane, a family man that accidentally killed an intrudercussions. it stars sam shepherd and done johnson. then, there is the latest from drew barrymore and adam sandler. the duo are teaming up for a third time in "blended," a romantic comedy following the lives of two single parents who after a disastrous blind date wind up on the same vacation in the same situation and in the same suite. >> why are you flipping my dad off? >> i'm not. >> that's what's going on in the theaters this weekend. >> for today, nbc news, new york. >> are any of these films right for you this holiday weekend? access hollywood film critic, scott man and suzanne corso are going to take us through them all. let's start with you, scott. is this the 19th or 20th. >> it is the fifthth or the seventh from you include the two wolverine spin-offs with our man, hugh jackman. if you saw the other films, this is for you. this is a superior super-hero sequel that's excellent, exciting, exhilarating. >> you said if you saw the other ones. >> i never saw any of the first five. i

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danes, had been disposed of -- mr. daines, had been disposed of. no further amendment to the bill as amended shall be in order except those printed in 460 a of house report 113- and amendments en bloc described in section 3 of house resolution 590. each further amendment printed in part a of the report shall be considered only in the order printed in the report. may be offered only by a member designated in the report, shall be considered as read, shall be debatable for the time specified in the report, equally divided and controlled by the proponent and an opponent, shall not be subject to amendment and shall not be subject to a demand for division of the question. it shall be in order at any time for the chair of the committee of armed services or his designee to offer amendments en bloc consisting of amendments printed in part a of the report not earlier disposed of. amendments en bloc shall be considered as read, shall be debatable for 20 minutes equally divide and controlled by the chair and running backing -- divided and controlled by the cha

the chair would remind all members to make dane proper decorum in the chamber -- maintain proper decorum in the chamber. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. the gentleman reserves. mr. engel: thank you, mr. speaker. it's now my pleasure to yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from florida, ms. frankel. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. frankel: thank you, mr. engel, and thank you, congresswoman wilson, for this resolution. mr. speaker, what we've seen take place in nigeria, the crimes perpetrated by boko haram are simply unthinkable and appalling and there are some crimes against humanity that should not be tolerated, regardless of where they occur in the world. and the violent kidnapping of over 250 girls for the sole reason that they were seeking an education is one such crime. innocent girls who should be carefree, but instead are prisoners enduring the unimaginable. and in the 21st century, we cannot let this kind of horror against children go unanswered. so first i want to thank president obama for sending the