you can see that danielle is not so happy. this is danielle's mother also waiting out on the sidewalk not so happy about this argument all about the care of another one of danielle's relatives, her uncle anthony ahmad, who is blind and has muscular dystrophy, you see him in the car as well and also david who is susan's husband. watch this. watch right here, pointing, pointing, pointing, screaming, yelling, and then spitting on her elder relative. and quickly you'll see danielle and her mother paula now attacking these two women. these women who are much older. susan also has a lung condition ands a arthritis. they're pulling the hair of these women and kicking these women. danielle the young girl involved in this 24 years old actually a nurse, too, so go figure on that one. >> that's some awful family drama. communication oftentimes works if you just get what you need to say out. there's no need for assault. >> you can see this whole thing was caught on cctv and danielle and her mom paula found guilty of assault. susan is now

you see 5-year-old daniel. daniel is obsessed with trash day. he loves the garbage truck. 5-year-old daniel is autistic. and this has become the thing that he loves most. he's almost conducting the truck. >> he's captivated by the movement of this truck. >> this is actually a recycling truck from e.j. harrison and son, a local company there. after they're done with their jobs, the truck backs up. >> sure. >> he wants to give you something. a present. >> manuel sanchez, and manuel, i think, was familiar with daniel. >> daniel, look in it. can you look? what is it? it is a garbage truck. >> that's awesome. >> a garbage truck. >> oh, man. >> you're not going to believe it, but he had one like this and it broke. but you got him a new one. that is so sweet. thank you so much. >> it was a surprise gift from manuel, just out of the goodness of manuel's heart. to tell us more about this incredible gesture of kindness, we have little 5-year-old daniel and mom robin and dad david via skype from ojai, california. you were behind the camera. what was going

in this video you see 5-year-old daniel, daniel is obsessed with trash day.e loves the garbage truck. now, 5-year-old daniel is autistic and this has become the thing that he loves most. he's almost conducting this truck. >> he's captain vaivated by the movements of this truck. >> this is a recycling truck in ojai, california, after they get done, the truck backs up. >> sure. ahh. he wants to give you something. a present. >> that is manuel sanchez and manuel i think was familiar with daniel. >> daniel, look in it. can you look? what is it? it's a garbage truck! >> oh! >> that's awesome! >> wow! >> it's a garbage truck. >> oh, man. >> you're not going to believe it but he had one like this and it broke, so you got him a new one, that is so sweet. >> oh, no problem. >> ah. thank you so much. >> it was a surprise gift from manuel just out of the goodness of manuel's heart. to tell us more about this incredible gesture of kindness we have little 5-year-old daniel and mom robin and dad david via skype from ojai, california. mom, you were behind the camera. what w

let me go to daniel to get we're running out of time here daniel do you do you think that anything would change if assad did leave i mean what why do you focus so much on this one person because this is a regime that wants to survive that's natural and legitimate to actually by any and standard of international law why do you focus so much on an individual would it be any different if he left i don't i don't i don't focus on an individual i think it's a regime that has to leave because it's lost all credibility with the vast bulk of the syrian people by by violence so it's tried to do to syria what was done to chechnya and it's not working and it won't work or wait what you and i give you is you know i did see the america is a greater today than it did to iraq afghanistan libya do we need a repeat of that no i don't yeah i don't think we do we're the only person i don't think there's a great possibility any parts of more violence if we do want to do something but i think it all. true changed not regime who like they've done in the past christophe i'll give you the last word there is no p

i disagree with what daniel said. i don't think the kremlin is exercised by the jihadi groups in syria. that plays exactly to the propaganda they've been putting out there since day one. namely bashar al-assad are terrorist. the assad regime blacklisted the delegates who attended the peace talks as terrorists and froze the assets of their family members. this does not seem like a guy who wants to compromise. and if at any point they assail their own ally and toldim to tap it down a bit, i don't see any evidence of that. i see them doubling down on the line that is coming out of damascus, which is this is a terrorist threat and nothing more. >> daniel, quick response? >> well, i think its true that up until now russia has not seen the threat from extremists in syria, but i think there is a threat. so whatever the line is, it doesn't matte really matter. there will be a threat from terrorists. those who have been trained and experienced there. somebody in russia will realize that at some point we have to accelerate that

. >> reporter: for five-year-old daniel mondays are special. it's when makes his rounds in his recycling truck and every monday daniel is there to meet him. >> he's part of our week. we look forward to seeing him but he turns something ordinary into something product naturey. >> last monday was even more special. sanchez stopped for a moment and asked her if he could give daniel a gift. that gift was this green toy truck just lining the one he drives. >> he had one and it broke so you got him a new one thank you is so sweet. >> he always waved and had a big smile and we knew he was a kind person. >> daniel has autism. he was surprised at the attention but went on to say that little boy is so special and will steal anybody's heart as soon as you see him. daniel looks forward to mondays he even places stuffed animals by the window to watch and wait for sanchez. daniel's mom posted the video on line with the message, one man, one moment touching the life of uneases quick child. the video has been shared tens of thousands of times. >> we are really

and it matched daniel woloson. naturally, lieutenant echols would need another dna test to confirm the dna results from the cigarette. until then, echols wanted to prevent woloson from fleeing, so he tried a ruse. he confronted woloson with some made-up evidence. >> it was important for me to extract some type of information from him that would give me enough to get an arrest warrant. i gave him the story about the witness, which is not true. i tell him that there was a person that he worked with at the quad apartments who had stepped forward and had seen daniel woloson walking down a path behind wright 1 carrying a yellow backpack during the evening that she was murdered. and i took it just a little bit further and i told him that i had a fingerprint that was identified to him from that backpack. and then immediately, without me saying a thing, he said, "you know, i only took $10 from that backpack," so i knew he was telling me the truth. >> so woloson was arrested and he was forced to provide an additional dna sa

i actually disagree with what daniel said. i don't believe the crÈme lir ks actually exorcized from this, the entire option, the entire resistance against bashar al-assad and his government are terrorists. this week in fact just on the heels of the geneva 2 failure, the government black listed the delegates as terrorists and froze their assets. this is not the kind of regime that could cut any compromises. it would be more bolstering of the argument that russia and iran could be helpful or constructive in this conflict. it would be better to cund of tamp it down -- to kind of tamp it down a bit. i see them doubling down on the line coming from damascus, which is this is a terrorist threat and nothing more. >> daniel, your quick response? >> i think it's true that up until now, russia has not seen the threat from extremists in syria but i think there is a threat. so whatever the line is, it doesn't really matter. there will be a threat from terrorists in syria, people who have been trained and experienced there. and i think som

hey, is is that danielle's bracelet? >> yes, danielle karmack? there you are, baby. >> they are preyed upon. that's why i did it. take her under my wing and show her immediately what to look for. there's lesbian activity that goes on. more experienced women taking advantage of a naive girl. >> i'm going to be a devil's advocate. how do we know you're not going to prey upon danielle? >> take my word for it. i'm not. >> not what ? >> prey upon the young and naive. no. trying to help her. i think god put it in my heart to. whatever you do, do not take this off for anything. okay, baby? because you can get in a lot of trouble for that. okay? let's get you ready for a shower. >> okay. >>> coming up -- >> there are a lot of people hating on you, you need to chill out, okay? >> okay. >> new tensions threaten the relationship between sherry and danielle. >> everything that was said today, if i should continue to trust her or not because all that was said. >>> and -- >> throw urine on us. >> an inmate not normally known for trouble finds himself knee deep

>>> we're back with tommy and danielle. now it is time for outrages of the day.ut religion is lame, religion without science is blind. the words of albert einstein, i hear he is a pretty smart guy. i doubt he would know what to make of today's left. a new study finds that evangelicals are more than likely than general public to believe that science and faith can co-exist. that is often met with mockery and down right dismissal. while a tiny pocket of atheists believe 95% of the world is crazy most religious americans believe in revolution. can we all just get along? >> i hope so. i am one of those religious people. once again a florida man shot an unarmed teenager and a jury failed to convict. as a father of two african-american boys. 90% of black people are killed by other black people. 80% of white people are killed by other white people. the real threats lie much closer to home statistically perhaps we all are fearing the wrong people. one hopeful thing, the twitter hashtag dangerous black kids exploded this weekend. i want you to look at the dangerous black k

daniel mentioned it's not the first person that this has happened to. of all the exxonerations involving coerced confession, the city itself has not taken steps to discipline officers who have done this to individuals like daniel. there has been evidence introduced in hearings about coercive tactics, and judges don't throw out the confessions. police officers testified that they didn't use coercive tactics. that stands up in court. at one level you can call it a deep, deep form of corruption. that goes to the top of the city of chicago, and many - and it's the same is true in many cities. >> a record number of exxonerations. 87 - is this a trend. do you think racism plays a role in this? >> i would say, yes, i think that the trend - there is a trend of exxonerations because of a lot of work that has been done over the last 15 years of exposing - some through d.n.a. evidence, the exxonerations are down. what the first d.n.a. taught us was that people can falsely confess and people do falsely confess to things they don't do. eyewitness, rape victims can b

daniel ellsberg, what about mr.baker's remarks that he could have released one or two documents, and that would be sufficient to spurred the debate . >> you talk about -- he talked program,ealing on one but the way you put it, when i put out four thousand pages to the newspapers, and 3000 other pages to the senate foreign relations committee -- there was no intelligence committee at that time -- which i did not get time, newspapers at that when i saw the effects of that it gave me a moral that i have been saying for 40 years, and i have been asking people, do now do -- do not do what i did. do not wait until bombs are falling, until thousands more have died, before you tell your truth. i would also say by now do not tell it only to congress it i gave it to congress one year and a half before it came out. senator fulbright failed to bring the hearings on the ground or he would be deprived of secret information that you waited for me to do it. if i did not do it, -- he waited for me to do it. if i did not do it, it wo

it comes down to negotiations but there is a possibility. >> o what has to happen, daniel? >> there will be the requests for extradition and maybe return after a life sentence in mexico. >> multd approximately jurisdictions in the united states are saying no we want him. how does that get done inside of our own justice system? >> not well. often the u.s. attorney who has the most influence with the attorney generals that might be able to get the first crack at the apple. i don't know if we'll ever get him back. it is likely he'll spend time in the mexican prison. >> how long will this take i'm assuming a long time to work this out? >> a long time and maybe not until the next administration. >> daniel, john, thank you all. that brings us to the end of this "inside story." the program is over but the conversation is continuing. we want to hear what you think about this edition or any of the shows, see us online or at twitter, or reach me directly. see you for the next "inside story" in washington. i'm ray suarez. >> in 2009 peace came to sri lanka after 26 years of civil war.

por hablar con nosotros. >> gracias a ustedes. >> daniel, ¿quÉ viste el miÉrcoles en venezuela y pordad de la juventud. por la seguridad de las universidades, que estÁ sumamente deteriorada. ayer en caracas fuimos a la fiscalÍa general a expresamente pedir que liberaran a nuestros compaÑeros que se encuentran hoy en dÍa presos, se encuentran injustamente presos por simplemente protestar, que se encuentran reprimidos >> ¿y quiÉn es el responsable de la violencia, daniel? ¿es el presidente nicolÁs maduro el responsable de los tres muertos y de las decenas de heridos? >> por supuesto. el gobierno, este gobierno central, este rÉgimen es el encargado de armar diferentes grupos que en venezuela son conocidos como "colectivos" y estos grupos armados que actÚan al margen de la ley, son quienes que de alguna forma han impartido justicia a diestra y siniestra y bajo solamente una lÍnea polÍtica. esos fueron quienes ayer atacaron. >> pero el presidente nicolÁs maduro insiste en que es un intento golpista. ¿quÉ crees tÚ? >> que yo creo que Él miente, al igual que la mayorÍa de las veces que ello

and you might recognize daniel's work. this is the second time daniel has songfied us.ot terribly long ago. ♪ that is all good all good ♪ he can never work ♪ monday monday we're giving away another ipad mini ♪ >> the guy's good. >> can't be easy to take our nonsense and make a song out of it. >> this could be top 40 worthy. it could be on the charts, too. this on itunes, we should get it on there. >> he ends with the crazy russian hacker. ♪ ♪ put it inside of there and tune it to the right ♪ ♪ crazy hackers it doesn't work it doesn't work ♪ >> that's the end of the video. >> yeah. kind of like sasquatch walking through the woods there. >>> all right. it's time to give away an ipad mini. >> now, remember, you got to be 18 years old and must be a u.s. resident and most importantly you have to have the buzzword. >> you enter on our facebook page, go to the first post on the facebook page and tap on the mobile link. >> here we go, beth, the buzzword for tuesday is investigate. >> now, gone on over to facebook.com/rightthisminute. and click on the win an ipad mini button. >>

carrido en caracas, adelante, daniel >>> no me voy a ir de venezuela nunca (gritos). >>> cumpliendos de seguidores, leopoldo lÓpez se entregÓ a funcionarios de la guardia nacional. >>>e n venezuela no hay justicia, hermano, en venezuela no hay justicia. >>> en medio de una alta tensiÓn, pidio evitar la violencia. >>> digo con las manos en el corazÓn que salgamos en paz y tranquilidad. >>> durante su entrega, el exalcalde de chacao y fundador del partido opositor voluntad popular, esutvo acompaÑado de su abogado. >>> su familia le acompaÑÓ confiando que pronto lo veran libre. >>> estamos en el lado correcto de la historia, fuerza y fe para venezuela. >>> su compaÑera de lucha prometiÓ no dejarlo solo en este momento. >>> hoy mÁs que nunca, esta muestra de compromiso con leopoldo lÓpez es total, absoluta >>> segÚn su esposa, antes de entregarse, leopoldo lÓpez compartio con sus pequeÑas hijas, ruega que el sacrificio de su esposo no sea en vano. >>f>fuerza y fe, hoy venezuela comienza a unirse en paz >>> leopoldo lÓpez estaria siendo interrogado por funcionarios del servicio de inteli

michael daniel provided opening remarks. he outlined the development of the framework as well as incentives for industry use. this is nearly two and a half hours. >> good morning. i am walter mccormick, and i want to thank you all for rating the snow to attend our event this warning. we have been glued to our television sets for the last couple of days, watching weather reports, somewhat uncertain as to whether or not we would be able to be here. i am grateful it worked out so we could have this important discussion about the release of the cyber security framework which the white house announced on wednesday. we believe this framework is an important step forward for our industry and helping the industry and achieve greater levels of security around critical infrastructure. it allows companies of all sizes to decide how to adopt the practices based on their unique includingces, specific threats, vulnerabilities, and risk tolerances. by creating a common language or protocol, the framework will help organizations to mitigate

daniel. >> oh.n you look? what is it? oh, >> it's a garbage truck. daniel. >> daniel mom was so touched by manuel act of kind needs she posted the video on the face become time line now gone viral seen by thousands of people all over the world. what a sweet moment that was. >>> another half hour of 7 news at 9:00 just moments away. san jose firefighters reacting tonight as one of their own is accused of crimes against children. his long time partner tells 7 news about the warning he says he gave fire officials that was ignored. >> also. lieutenant governor newsom switches sides on high speed rail. what he told conservative talk show host. >> and diamonds are forever right but that's only if they are real. michael with an easy way to tell if that stone is the real deal on this valentine's day. another half valentine's day. another half hour of 7 news at one of the best things about is that millions of people will qualify for financial assistance. for example, if you're a single person making less tha

>> daniel, look at it. can you look? it's a garbage truck. daniel! >> daniel's mom was so touched by manuel's act of kindness, she posted the video on facebook. it has gone viral. it's been seen by thousands of people around the world. definitely a bright spot for all of us. >>> downtown san francisco was a flurry of feathers and synthetic filler yesterday for the great san francisco pillow fight. once the clock struck 6:00 at justin herman plaza, thousands of pillow-toting combatants began the fight. plumes of feather rs went soaring into the air. the annual bash left behind a huge mess for public works. three hours after it began, crews started to weep up. the clean-up is estimated to cost the city 4,3$4,300. >>> up next, the impact of the drought. is mandatory water rationing in california's future? one bay area town is going to give it a try. >>> plus, raising the federal minimum wage, what president obama says americans should do if congress opposes his plan. so yso you can happily let the grlife get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so y

pria, danielle, evan, jay, michael. >> hello everybody.? give a thumbs up if it was okay, a little weird? it's hard to meet a complete stranger and start a conversation. >> i thought you were doing real well. >> i could talk to my wall. >> that could be a problem. >> don't admit that on a first date. >> patty, they had a little bit of time. wasn't a lot. about 30 minutes. >> less than what we do on the show. >> doing there were connections on that brief window? >> yes. can i say the connections? danielle and evan from the start. >> they live like a couple blocks from each other. how joe graphically desirable. seriously? >> did you feel something with danielle? >> i had a nice time talking to all ladies. danielle was especially nice to talk to him. >> did you feel something? >> very friendly. you got the upper east side feel. we both live in the same neighborhood. >> kathleen, did you connect with any of the guys? >> i thought everybody was nice. yeah, i had connections with everybody in different ways. either worked in the similar neighbor

next speaker. >> good afternoon, i'm reverend daniel. city of oakland church. i would like to say thank you for passing this measure and this you to the entire san francisco area and community. it's imperative that we get this medication and everybody's medication that needs them that can't afford them. few people may know it but i have tested positive for hiv in september of 1988. along with a diagnosed i was given a life expectancy for 11 years. had it not been for the grass roots organization to provide medicine to me. i wouldn't be here today as things trickle down budget wise it does work and does matter. there is nothing more disheartening that you can get help and get to the doctors and they say your medicine is not on our list. we can't give it to you. it's discouraging and at the same i want to say thank you and god bless you for all that you are doing for us. it definitely working. never think it's going in vein. it's definitely working. i have seen many things in my life that i would not have seen were it not for your efforts. >> next speaker. >> tha

when you hear about daniel snyder talk about ways of cutting out the middleman? he taking the state-of-the-art forward in being a drug kingpin? >> he was, but he still had to rely on some of the old networks that were operating out of mexico so he could continue to have that strangle hold. so as he was becoming more state-of-the-art. maybe using different types of technology that challenged u.s. law enforcement in in cooperation with the mexican -- their partners down in mexico, to stay one step ahead or try to keep up with the technology, and ultimately that took us to where we are today. >> we're going to take a short break. americans have looked on in horror for years over mexicans battle to sell drugs. ica >>> welcome back to "inside story." ♪ >>> welcome back to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. mexican drug lord joaquin guzman had a $5 million bounty on his head in the united states. he has been indicted in new york, chicago, miami, and texas. there is no word on whether mexican authorities would ever extradite him to the united states to face charges. we're

daniel actually wished he had more. >> i like the rain. it's my business. >> his business is rain safers, which sells rain collection -- rainsavers and it's being flooded. >> i'll get a call on the way to the job, done finish that and i get a call from a job. >> a good thing he says in california's drought. >> if you're collecting rain you're not using tap water. >> santa clara valley water district is hoping more people will deserve. last night they put out a for 20% reduction in water usage. >> we're not expecting the amount of rain in the forecast is really going to produce a lot of inflow into our reservoirs. i hope i'm wrong. >> still there is some concern that an that's seen so little rain will see flooding. in east palo alto, residents are picking up sandbags just in case. they don't want a repeat of 2012 when a river overflowed its banks. >> my concern is my garage area and if there's heavy rain and it settles there, then it comes in the house. >> brad daniels says he's glad people are preparing. he wishes they thought about these

michael daniel said this earlier as well. if utc something like that it would be streamlining, so specialty across different, for industries, might all across different regular bodies, making sure there a line and not having different revelatory authorities. that with the only place you would see something like that. >> i think we have time for any other questions from the audience. otherwise, i might ask one or two more. in terms of what the transition from the draft to the final framework, i just wanted to hear whether there were any significant differences. i'm the one issue that came up from a lot of interstate commentators were the concern about the privacy language. and so if you could just address that and how that was addressed in any other major changes. >> sure. i'll start and ari is the privacy experts weekend correct me if i'm wrong. as we talked about throughout this was an open process and we received comments multiple times. and october we presume some to call the primary framework which wasn't even the first d

many people have praised danielle's business savvy. in san francisco, joe vasquez, kpix5. >> the girl scouts of northern california say they don't take a position on political issues but has no problem with where danielle set up shop. >>> now before we get to weather, i want to clarify about the story we did about the cement truck who hit a woman in the pacific heights neighborhood. police are telling us, she is in critical condition tonight. >> all right. so let's move onto weather now. maybe a little change coming this way. >> yes, we have balance finally. it has been either too much rain or not enough. now we are getting a little bit of both. the seven-day forecast has two chances of rainfall in it and we are going to have a nice weekend before the rain moves in. a good weekend for you and your family to get outside. san jose on thursday night. partly cloudy skies. will be in the mid 40s . san jose, 45. chilly in santa rosa. micro climate forecast. san mateo, very comfortable weather. not hot, not cold. 67 tomorrow. 66 on saturday.

liz: what don't you like about rand -- daniel lobe?me be clear i read about the rhode island funds just like you did. there were no pressure on the rhode island fund whether they drop or don't drop dan lobe. but what did happen is that the performance of his funds were about 10 points less than their performance of the s&p index and that would have been a whole lot cheaper to index funds to the s&p than to hire dan lobe. liz: let's get to the numbers. here is third point's 24.7%. he is the best performing hedge fund in the state. yes, at the time the s&p 500 was well above that. well, actually, around 32%, i believe as my calculations go. >> right. liz: but if you're going to put hedge funds into a pension fund, wouldn't you want the best performer? let's get to the elephant in the room here. the word is that you guys don't like daniel lobe and his wife because they donate to charter schools. and you feel that that is model that doesn't care with the american federation of teachers. >> so again, another myth because unlike what dan lob

so, when this happened it was a big surprise to us. >> jason, dustin and daniel, they were just normal kids trying to make something out of their life. they weren't bad kids. >> when local news agencies reported the murders, a witness came forward with some revealing information. a few hours before the murders, the witness saw three men in a cadillac escalade shouting obscenities and making inappropriate gestures to an asian man in the car behind t m them. >> she remembers it clearly. she thought it was a road rage incident, and these three white kids were somehow racially attacking this asian kid. >> the witness identified the three men in the escalate as jason mcguigan, daniel swanson and dustin wilson, the three murder victims. >> in a case that had so many stunning revelations, this one ranked right up there with them. of two young boys life could be hectic. angie's list saves me a lot of time. after reading all the reviews i know i'm making the right choice. online or on the phone, we help you hire right the first time. with honest reviews on over 720 local services. keeping up wi

my son daniel was in the library at columbine and the two killers. were trying to get away from the police who were outside they came into the library. they ask everybody to stand up but they didn't the the students stayed under tables and then they began to walk around the library. and shout insults at the students and selected certain ones to be shot. and my son was one of them he was first insulted by one of the killers shot in the hand he pushed his chair up against against the killer i think he was resisting and for that he p. paid with his life with a second shot to his head that killed him since the tragedy daniel's mother has been devastated and refuses all requests for interviews but for tom his son's death has become something to fight for the advocates that gun show should have controls in place to check buyers he wants the laws changed. to me it made absolutely no sense to allow a teenager or a criminal to walk into a gun show like the teenagers who are columbine killers did not have to go through a background check. so we took the issue

in washington, danielle noting ham. >> corvettes were swallowed up in a sinkhole in kentucky.s hurt. >>> what kind of a driver is your teenager? viral to visual evidence. people are mounting cameras to protect themselves. a camera catches a shoot out. the driver caught in the cross fire. the driver of this car helped police determine who was at fault. an amazing meteor shower. police have been using dash cameras for decades documenting cameras that go bad. >> the new model came out and it is pretty dramatic. >> reporter: sales spiked at the holidays. they haven't tapered off. >> snowboarding and winter sports are popular. >> reporter: the dashboard cam is doing for drivers, pedestrians and cyclists. it is integrated with experiences. >> people are so familiar with mobile applications to utilize video, having a go prois pro is a good way to record your experience. >> they are $200 to $400. garmin has a camera for $200. wal-mart sells a dash cam as well. >>> this driver dropped his from a plane. it took it 30 seconds to make it back to earth. a pig tried to eat it and the camera

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fear keeps you on a razor's edge. >> fear was an essential ingredient in daniel's criminal activitiesr serving time on the sex charge, he turned to bank robbery. >> i robbed upwards of close to 30, 30 banks. there is $947,000 missing. i consider myself to be a professional at it. i watched enough movies. as i would come in the bank, i would go poof, like that. kind of like a magic trick. two bags would just automatically appear. and then i would run right at the first teller and i would jump up on the counter and i would stand over them. see how i stood up? you've got to move the camera. those cameras were all facing down. so they got 90 seconds of just my ass and legs, mostly. and you bark out orders. see, i don't want to hurt anybody. i'm not going to hurt anybody. you know, but they don't know that. okay? create peace by emanating extreme violence. in fact patrick swayze said that in the movie where he robbed all the banks. what's that, "point break"? >> striking fear into others has also landed darren bailey in prison, but he took things beyond the fear stage. >> oh, man. it was k

well, let's go over to daniel sanford. daniel, they seek him there, they seek him there. the word there? >> reporter: well, the concrete information remains the same as yesterday. yanukovych's official security detail left him -- he gave the option to leave and they took it. that was the last time that anybody officially saw him. that information comes direct from his official security detail. he hasn't been seen since then. beyond that where his whereabouts are speculation, whether or not he took a boat from here or whether or not he's in one of the russian bases here or whether he somehow escaped. but there is one interesting detail that emerged in the last few minutes. that is the security detail said one of the people with him at that moment when they left him was a man called andre, one of his closest aides. he has spoken to one of the biggest news agencies here and said he was with yanukovych to submit his resignation, that he left him soon after that. and then saying that after that andre, on his way back to kiev, was shot and quite badly injured. but the suggestio

look at what was said about daniel ellsberg, who everybody now regards as a hero, but 40 years ago you had the mike rogers and james clappers of that era calling him a russian spy and a traitor and engaging in treason and endangering the united states. it's really just a very similar pattern. i knew a long time ago when i went into journalism it wasn't the profession to go into if you want to be universally loved. if you do it the right way you're going to make a lot of powerful people and their loyalists unhappy and i'm perfectly okay with that. >> i hope to see you here in new

nbc's danielle leigh is in washington with the latest on that, danielle, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, richard. we're not seeing the weather extremes in the u.s. but also around the world. not everybody is willing to attribute that to climate change. >> reporter: most of the snow packed east is looking forward to warmer temperatures as communities are digging out from the latest round of warm weather. so bad is the drought that president obama paid california a visit. around the country they're seeing similar extremes. record snowfall in japan, record flooding in southern england. scientists are blaming climate change. they're warning it's time the world seriously cut back on pollution often coming from power plants. >> this is not good. you don't need a ph.d. in climate science to understand what's going on, that things that we have overwhelming evidence that the climate is changing. >> reporter: speaking in indones indonesia, secretary of state john kerry compared the threat of climate change to weapons of mass destruction. >> all challenges that know no borders, the r