now they can be treated. >> diane brown said she'll be back next month because it is her only option. >> i got my head up. i'm positive. i'm looking forward. i'm motivated. i'm just going to keep coming because one day i'll get that number. >> the affordable care act deadline may be here but hopeful visiters to the arlington free clinic is concerned with another date, the next lottery. >> those who have been showing up the last few months have learned more about the affordable care act and opportunities. it could give them true clinic staff. they've had to educate visitors about their options something that the clinic has taken on as well as providing care. >> libby casey, thank you very much. >>> there has been a break in the weather in washington. the death toll rising in the neighborhood that was once oso. how are the search efforts going today? >> well, del, they should be better today. we're seeing as quickly unusual on the banks of the snow qualith river, the sun. for the tenth day workers will slog through the mud and debris of the huge mudslide. they are still finding bodies,

. >> once a month for four months, diane brown has come to the arlington free clinic in virginia hoping to get care. in this is it for anyone who doesn't have medical insurance and can't afford it this clinic is the only way. and unfortunately it is the only one here in our area. >> the clinic serves 1700 people but has to turn away hundreds more so it holds a monthly hottary to pick about 2 dozen -- lottery to pick up about two dozen new patients. good hopefully i'll win the lottery and be accepted. >> without a disability or dependent children she doesn't qualify for medicaid. virginia has the fourth toughest eligibility requirements in the country. she's caught in the coverage gap. >> every place i call obamacare they talk about is two, three and $400 a month. if you only get 9-something a month you can't afford that. so the free clinic is really my only chance of receiving medication. >> if brown received more money she could qualify for federal subsidies. the obama administration intended an expanded medicaid program to cover patients like her. virginia's democratic governor wants

good one a month for four mors diane brown has come to the arlington free clinic in virginia hoping to pet fee care. >> this is it for anyone who doesn't have medical insurance and canned afford it, this cling is the only way and unfortunately this is the only one here in our area. >> reporter: the clinic serves 1700 people but has to turn away hundreds more. so it ahold monthly lottery to -- holds a monthly lottery to pick about a dozen new patients. >> hopefully i'll fet accepted. >> brown is too young for medicare and without dependent children she doesn't qualify for medicaid. virginia is one of the four hardest states in the country. >> everything i talk about obamacare is two, three, $400 a month. if you only get $900-something a month, you can't afford that. so the free clinic is my only chance to receive medication. >> reporter: the obama administration intended and expanded medicaid to cover people like her but the supreme court let the state decide whether or not to grow the program. virginia's democratic governor wands to expand medicaid but the democraticcous is against tha

. >> once a month for four months, diane brown has come to the arlington free clinic in virginia hope> this is it for anyone who doesn't have medical insurance and can't afford it, this clinic is the only way and unfortunately, it is the only one here in our area. >> the clinic saw 1700 people but turned away more. it holds a monthly lottery to pick more patients. >> hopefully today, i'm praying that i will get the lottery and i'll be accepted. >> brown is too young for medicare and without a disability or dependent children, doesn't qualify for medicaid. virginia has the fourth toughest eligibility requirements in the country. she's caught in a coverage gap. >> every place i called, obamacare is $200, $300, $400 a month. if you only get $900 a month, you can't afford that. the free clinic is my only chance at receiving medication. >> if she made more money, she could qualify for federal subs decease. the obama administration intended an expanded medicaid program to cover people like her, but the supreme court led the states decide whether to grow the program. the governor wants to ex

governor jerry brown weighing in on the debate over legal marijuana and then warns of a state where too many people are stoned. >>> hello, everyone. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm diane dwyer. we begin with a developing story, the crisis in ukraine. the standoff intensified today with russia. secretary of state john kerry just announced today that he plans to visit the country's capital on tuesday to show u.s. support for ukraine, and there are protests from ukraine to san francisco. hundred of people gathered outside the russian embassy in san francisco today all calling for russian president put put to back o back off had. >> reporter: standing outside the russian embassy in washington, protesters calling for russian president vladimir putin to end his invasion of ukraine. secretary of state john kerry condemning russia's move into the ciman peninsula, the site of a russian naval base but now thousands of russian troops are standing guard along city streets >> you just don't invade another country on phony pretext in order to assert your interests. >> reporter: president obama and putin spoke over the weekend, obama telling putin that an invasion was unacceptable.

brown not mincing words. we'll show you how this interview has a lot of people talking. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> good evening. i'm diane dwyedwyer. >> russian troops seized control of the cry men peninsula. >> reporter: russian soldiers on the march in ukraine. this unit is taking up positions outside a ukrainen base. the times and loyalties have changed. the russians have come prepared for a fiechlt behind the gate, the troops are dressed for combat but look bewildered. and no wonder. their homeland has been invaded. their homeland, crimea taken over. they've been ordered to lay down their weapons or there'd be trouble. minutes later, the ukrainian m armor was gone. the ukrainian base is now surrounded. there's no word on whether the garrison has been ordered to feet or surrender. russia has taken crimea without firing a shot. it's taken just three days. russian troops occupying a region that's pulling away from ukraine fast, with the full support of most of its people. pro russian militias have formed. these men making sure no one pulls down the statue of lenin. the navy chief defected to russia today, and his orders

governor jerry brown weighing in on the debate over legal marijuana and then warns of a state where too many people are stoned. >>> hello, everyone. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm diane. we begin wit a