. >>> muchas gracias, chicas, más adelante estaremos con ustedes, tenemos las noticias dl día, en hondurasla cárcel de comayagua es un misterio, el número de muertos es ya 382, tenemos los detalles. >>> horror y luto en honduras. >>> a mí me dicen que ellos gritaban en el momento que se estaban quemando. >>>e s triste, mira cómo quedó mi pobre marido. >>> está en la mente de todos, las imágenes que se vivieron en la granja penal de comayagua. >>> la morgue no da abasto, hay más de 300 cadáveres, de los presos, las familias están a la espera, para reconocer a sus seres queridos. >>> no es justo que uno pierda los hijos así. >>> se cree que un reo incendió un colchón, pero también se dice que pudo ser un cortocircuito. >>> el detonante de la tragedia, aún está en el campo de las especulaciones, pero al menos aquí unos familiares dicen que hubo negligencia, incluso mano criminal. >>> son unos sinvergüenzas, que son unos crimianles, que están para servir y proteger, pero no lo hacen. >>> sin embargo no hay información oficial de qué pasó. >>> no tenemos información de cuáles son los hechos. >>

. >> i know i started the season on the dl and i sended the season on the dl and there is going to be under that. but letting you know there won't be any concern when the season starts. >> reporter: he pitched last year in pain and his sore right elbow ended his season on the disabled list. but today the family sound of the pop of the catcher's mitt gave the giants reassurance that one of baseball's best closers is back and pain free. >> i know who i am and what i am capable of doing. and my body feels really good. my mind is right. my mechanics are good. i don't have the feeling in my arm or hip that i did last year. >> i saw him throw. i saw him lift. and he is become to being wilson. that's what you want. >> reporter: even though wilson saved 36 games last year, he was not the pitcher of 2010. >> i will be ready. i know there is speculation that i won't be. but that's not going to happen. there is the same opportunity opening day. >> reporter: meanwhile in phoenix manny ramirez did his first one-on-one interview and explained why he decided to resurrect his careers with the a's. >>

. >> i know that i started the season on the dl and i ended the season on the dl and there's going toe much concern. i understand that. i'm just letting you know that there won't be any concern once the season starts. >> i saw his bullpen. i saw him throw. i saw him lift. that's what you want. >> i will be ready. i know there's speculation that i won't be, but that's not going to happen. it's the same opportunity opening day. i'll be saving the game. >> reporter: , so so far, so good on the injury front. wilson good looks. buster posey looks good. frank, i know being a former sportscaster you miss these plush assignments, don't you? don't you? >> i'm heading south! sunshine. it's not overrated. >> that beard, man. that's something else. >> it is bushy. you know, i wonder if he -- i thought maybe he might shave it because -- >> oh, no. >> no. >> all the promotions would go away. >>> had you hungry for pancakes? they are being served up now and free at a charity benefit at ihop called national pancake benefit day. so from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., ihops around the country are serving free shor

fact, to provide the protection for each flight deck officer, for each ffdo flight costs the nation 15 dl$15. that is how efficient the federal flight deck program is. i have to believe that is probably one of the most cost effective program in the u.s. government. they volunteer their time and money to be a deterrent and aid our country. they are the last line of defense when it comes to piracy. what prompted -- did you make this cut or did it come from the president? or where did it come from? >> i think the reduction for the federal flight deck officer program is predicated on the fakd that fact -- on the fact that it's not risk based. you'll have an ffdo whether somebody is on a flight or not and we are moving in the tsa to pri risk-based systems. >> i agree with risk based systems but i believe a $15 federal flight deck officer is essential. do you agree that a federal flight desk officer is the last layer of defense? there's many layers, the check point at the gate has caused concern is only one of other many layers. so there's a lot of things. the ffdo's, have been useful. i'm not

dl is additional funding and maintain that accelerated schedule. it seems to me that would be the right way forward. when you say you need to analyze it more, what do you need to do? >> well, right now we are already analyze that if we introduce into the market something 10% or below that we feel safe that won't have material impact on the markets. and we have not done -- we don't know what will happen beyond that. so -- you have done the analysis. you did it in 2011 and went through the third quarter of calendar year 2013. >> the 10% market, yes. >> so i would hope having done that analysis that we could move forward to give the folks at the plant some certainty and just to maintain the cleanup schedule and accelerated basis. i talked about, i worked a lot when i was in the house of representatives on the cleanup and in the end we accomplished something great working with the department of energy on an accelerated cleanup. it was initially posed by some people including folks who had jobs at the plant to maintain status quo. in the end, it saved t

. >> i started and ended the see on the dl and there's going to be much concern. i understand that. i'm just letting now that there won't be any concern once the season starts. >> i saw his bullpen. i saw him throw and lift. that's what you want. >> i'll be ready. i know there's speculation that i won't be but that's not going to happen. the same opportunity opening day. i'll be saving the game. >> reporter: so so far, so good on the injury front. wilson looks good. buster posey looks good and frank, you know, being a former sportscaster, you miss these plush assignments, don't you? [ laughter ] >> maybe a little. i think i'd nab pair of shorts though and a t-shirt by that time. >> scottsdale? >> a little close-up of his beard. i was sitting there like this, boy, he really does put shoe polish on that thing. >> it's lush. >> bushy. >>> the academy awards are now history. >> so starting tonight, it's time for san jose to shine in the spotlight on the independent filmmakers. cinequest is what they call it. san jose film festival begins its 22nd season this evening at the historic cali

avoid a balloon payment of $1.5 billion in just 20 years and one that will save taxpayers nearly 6 dls billion over the next 20 years. we set our state on a road to recovery. while we have a long way to go, we're seeing signs of improvement. our unemployment rate has fallen to 8.2%, are the lowest point in 2 1/2 years and by over 1% during the last year. during the last year we also experienced job growth, 9,000 new jobs for the first time since 2008. in connecticut, as is the case across the nation, the issue obviously remains job creation. one of the first actions we took on the jobs front was an initiative called first five. first five is designed to attract large scale business development projects by augmenting the best incentive and tax credit programs for the first five companies to create 200 jobs within two years or invest 25 dlsh million and create 200 jobs over the next five years. we convened a special session on jobs. we tass passed a bipartisan bill with only one negative vote in eep of the jam berz. our job, though, includes a small business express program where we're i

and i think -- and therefore, if i may, and dl therefore, the backstop, will be the only thing there. independent payment advisory board. >> if you look at the data, health care costs on a per person basis is coming in. it came in quite a bit. so we are making progress in making health care more effective. >> i've got 30 more seconds. i want to share with you the concern that the physicians of this land have. and that is that they are no longer able to have that physician/patient relationship that allows them to provide the quality of care that they believe is most important for their patients. they also believe that the whacking away at providers in this country have destructive for the ability of them to care for their patients and consequently the patient's access to care is terribly eroded and this budget continues that. >> the affordable care act is very sensitive to that patient slr physician relationship and making sure that we do it -- we work together in a way across the whole health system so that we maintain that relationship and improve the system both in terms of outcomes

. >> because he doesn't want his son to end up on the dl list. >>> and safety calls for children to usehe right safety gear. >>> great weather today to break out a bat and glove. actually was really nice outside and still is. it's clear outside and still feels a lot like spring as bob mentioned. bernadette woods and bob turk have a look at what you can expect. let's start with bernadette. bernadette we're jealous, you're outside. >> wouldn't this be a nice opener coming up in april. we'll be a little bit cooler. we start off the day in the 30s. mostly sunny skies, as we head through the afternoon, partly cloudy that's about it. but we two still to the upper 60s. although that's going to be cooler. for more on that here's bob. >> not everyone wearing a coat. unbelievable. >>> it'll be cooler but a lot of clouds. rain on wednesday, upper 40s most of the day. chilly damp day. another beautiful day. partial clearing on tuesday. mild a little breezy. 65, 64 partly cloudy on friday. another chance of rain coming back. look at that 58 to start the weekend, mary. >> today's energy saver focuses

this is dl collection. feel my skirt. >> i know. it's like leather -- >> isn't this great?one way. i paired it with a white t-shirt to go out at night while still feeling comfortable. >> you and your white t-shirts. >> i know. let's move on to workout wear, which we all to work out. you can't always find comfort and style. that's when this company came about. what i suggest is if you have great legs and want to highlight them, wear a pattern or something on your legs and a solid on the top. >> hoda. >> so this is a great combination of style and comfort. >> like a knockout body, can you wear that on top too? >> a knockout body? yeah. if you have a knockout body, wear patterns. this is a great combination and very comfortable. >> and affordable? >> yeah. starting under $100. most everything here except for two splurges under $100. >> okay. >> now we're on to lululemon. >> love it. >> i know. what else do i have to say? >> so comfortable. >> so this is great. starting under $100. and you can just wear this. a lot of us go from day to night from the gym out shopping all day. y

. >> this is an attempt to take a second bite at the apple, it comes at the same day that dl s there's a debate. you have critical michigan and arizona primary next weekend, he is trying reset and make a direct appeal to the tea party folk who is are at their heart, economic conservatives, these are people that want government out of their financial live approximats, this is an attempt by saying i'm one of you. >> this is how he described his own tax rate today. >> i'm going to lower the rate across the board for all americans by 20%, and to not add to the deficit and in order to make sure we continue to have progress as we have had in this past in our code, i'll limit the deduction for the high incokoco folks. >> he is trying get a hold of the messaging, he will talk over and over again, more jobs and less debt, i think you'll hear that tonight at the debate. >> absolutely. there's a reason they are rolling out the specifics of this retooled or reintroduced tax plan on the day of a debate. they want to get this focused back on the economy, mitt romney as the business guy, the guy that

randall and bright back to ran dl for the lay up and bright from dee deep. 10 minutes in on the road. captain do anything. everybody hitting. 4, 3 in the first. cardinal up 20 at the half on the road. stanford was never given a chance. twisting and turning and quiet down. stanford most impressive within of the year. 74 to 50 over colorado. cal crush utah 60 to 46. harper camp led with sfaechbility bears up on washington top the pack. huskies idol -- idle tonight. 75-49. december president for a victory. sharks in toronto against another team really reeling at this point. maple leaf. so you want to play goalie? clark just takes out tshltion into the net. patrick nice from thornton. 32 seconds into the second period. 1 nothing shark then 10 minutes later doing it again with a little deflexion in front. harks snap a 4 game skid 2-1. this is fun. 49 ers head coach jim harbaugh. tiger woods out at the match play championship. not so much fun for tiger. he needed the 6 foot putt on 18 to extend the match. lick most of the putt today he was a little off target. tiger out in round 2. now the

in a way, its morality of society that we do too ea dl with. the pill is there and contributes, but the pills can't be blamed for the immorality of our society. >> we have a problem in this country, family is fracturing, over 40% of children are born out of wednesday lock. how can a country survive if children are being raised where it's so much harder to succeed economically. >> here is the difference between me and the left. just because i'm talking about it, doesn't mean i want a government program to fix it. that is what they do, that is not what we do. >> greta: how do the candidates do? donald trump joins us by phone? >> good evening. >> greta: i know you like governor romney since you endorsed him. let's go to rick santorum, did he say anything tonight that changed your view about him whether or not he would be capable or good president of the united states. >> guest: i think he missed a great opportunity. he was ready to go and he never got it off. i really have to say i believe not because i endorsed him but i believe mitt romney had a

dl analyst get behind it? did you hear anyone that get in now? no. beware of stocks. big deal, who cares? don't worry about it that's as bullish as i'm hearing. i want to grab them by the throat and say can you give me a break? apple sells at ten times earnings and apple's a lot better than the average stock. don't you understand this stock is galloping to where it has to go. don't you see that happening? don't you understand that apple has to go higher? but no, they're worried. they're fretting. they're fearful. they talked about tablet guts. apple wiped all of the tablets and now competition from cell phone companies, samsung. i went to the one person, my one person, my go-to person who i knew would listen to me and i knew would take me seriously and i knew would agree with me, the fabulous woman in my apple iphone, and i asked her right on the set. i said, siri, how high -- how high do you think apple's going go? s irk ri knows how to please a guy. she said she'd defer to my judgment. sure enough the stock rallied 16 points to $493. tonight when i tell her to wake

there would be 20 dl surpataxes paying for different things.at realistic or if not, what is another payfor? >> here is a reasonable way to pay for at least a pourgz of it. number one, it's focused and specific. this isn't just getting revenue and putting it in some agency or program. it's having a small number of americans by comparison help pay for a tax cut for 160 million americans. 6.5 million of those in pennsylvania. that's why i think it's reasonable. but if that doesn't work, if we can't get an agreement on that, we have to figure out other ways to do that. but i think we can. >> would you cut spending? >> as part of this, we have to also do -- we have to reach an agreement on unemployment insurance, reach an agreement on a fixed -- so called doctor's fix so they don't have a huge increase in their medicare rates that will affect access to care and medication. we have three or four big ass n assignments and part of that is going to make sure we're doing everything possible to stay focused on what is best for families. and i think that y

i think dls a lot of people in the facebook place who think they have an incredible moat around their business. so i think that's why someone might be willing to give them more benefit relative to the price comparison you mentioned. >> yeah. bill, zachary. let me push you back on that a little bit. yes, the market will price this at whatever people are willing to pay for it. as an investor getting into this for something other than a flip or trade you do want to have the sense that the growth in the valuation that a company has currently can be justified over many years. google went public in '85. now trades close to 600. it had that kind of growth rate. i know we're using that because it's the best one. but aren't you setting up people for significant equity disappointment if you come out over strong as facebook might? >> one point that you're making i would agree with, you know, there's been a trend out the silicon valley that started with the google founders and mark zuckerberg had the same opinion which means we're going to late and go public as late as we can, almost an aversion

well, we'll talk to a lawyer who defended a dl doctor in the anna nicole smith case. >>> and right now, iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad visiting with the leaders of pakistan and afghanistan, strategizing about how to deal with the taliban. meantime, after days of conflicting statements iran sent a letter to the european union saying it's willing to hold talks over the nuclear problem. but iran's also threat. ing to cut oil supplies to the west. something u.s. officials call bluster. hours after that threat iran's [ female announcer ] try aleve d for strong all day sinus and headache relief. crisp, clear, untouched. that's why there's brita, to make the water we drink, taste a little more, perfect. reduce lead and other impurities with the advanced filtration system of brita. >>> we're here together to announce that we do have an agreement and we're moving forward. >> 160 million americans are now going to maintain their payroll tax cut. a lot of folks have lost their jobs through no fault of their own, they're going to receive unemployment benefits. seniors are going to see their

we have a safety net dl. if it needs repair, i'll fix it.ry poor, that's not my focus. my focus is on middle new mexico inco -- middle income americans. >> and then he changed his mind and said this. >> john, it was a misstatement. i misspoke. if people are going to go after he when i make a mistake, slip up on a word even though i say i got it wrong, sorry, that's not what i meant. that's going to be part of the political process. i understand it and i accept the consequences. >> brownstein is the editorial director of "national journal." the new issue is on the newsstands today. there i am pitching "national journal." >> yes, yes. and i'm getting a dodge dart later this morning. >> pitch that, actually. >> yes. >> good morning to you. i thought it was really interesting to hear what i just said. when i slip up on a word. do you think -- what do you make of this strategy of characterizing what was a big giant brouhaha for his campaign when they should have been doing their victory lap after the win in florida to a slip up on a word? >> well

i'm going to stop you dl. can you hear me? i'm trying to figure out our technical difficulties.going to do the news. you let me know when your like is ready and you hop in and take it back. >> here we go. >> she was starting with fingerprints between iran and israel. israel blaming iran for the bombing of two embassy vehicles. four people were hurt when a detonation device went off in a van in india. another bomb went off in a car in georgia. one person was hurt there. iran blaming israel for both incidents. accuses iran of bombing the own vehicles for tarnishing ties with india and jordan. >>> radical islamic cleric released from jail in the united kingdom. they say he conspired with terrorists and was an inspiration for one of the 9/11 hijackers. he had been in jail since 2005. immigration court says the british court could not justify his continued detention. he's released on bail while the british government works to have him deported back to his home country of jordan. christine, i think your mike is ready. >> i'm ready. >> pick it up. >> team work, my friend. all right. a.

if we're going to assume that dls going to be limited number, i think that as long as we accept thatbe limited number of people permitted to enter the country, which, by the way, is a fair open argument we could have. if there's going to be a limit there are going to be tragedies necessarily because when you say that once you enter the country rather than going through the process that the 14 many people, africa and elsewhere in areas under tremendous distress who have not first arrived in the country and kind of get to experience -- >> quickly. two questions. future flow question which is how people get in and what do you do with the 7 million people who are here illegally. >> those questions are related. >> but they're the same . >> for example, right now, if you are detained there is no requirement of any officer in the process of detaining any immigrant, with a green card or without, by the way. there is no requirement for this person to say -- to ask the detainee do, you have children born in the united states? and i can tell you that being in those detention centers and every s

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