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doo, doo, doo. taxi! taxi! [ speaking in a foreign language ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la ♪ sha la la la la la ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la la >>> this house came to be built by dr. blake. who was in the company service. my grandfather came to be nominated to the council of state which used to be a part of british india. >> it was another time, one that few still remember. the india before partition, when these rooms, this house, was part of the seat of power. >> i had the privilege of being born in this house upstairs. >> this was the maharajah's bed. i mean, his chambers are present. >> and it was the routine that we would all ride up into my grandfather's room to wish him good morning and we'd all come down for brek fast. >> the walls tell a story. many stories. >> there used to be a lot of animosity. there were two very divided classes in

doo, doo, doo. taxi! taxi! >>> this is a cnn special report. we're following a number of big stories for you at this hour. in south korea, the search for survivors. sounds from the ships as the crew sounded a warning about what was happening by air and my sea, a new search day is under way off the coast of australia for malaysia airlines flight 370. but potential trouble is looming. a cyclone is circulating nearby. we'll be live from perth coming up. but first, we begin with breaking news out of yemen where a government official tells cnn massive and unprecedented air strikes targeting al qaeda in the arabian peninsula have killed at least 30 militants. this comes just days after cnn aired this video showing al qaeda leaders boldly meeting out in the open. the drone strikes took place in the area where this was shot. today's raid was a joint u.s.-yemen operation. he would not confirm if drones were used, but the u.s. is the only country known to carry out drone strikes in yemen and the pentagon typically doesn't acknowledge them. cnn's mohammed

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doo, doo, doo. taxi! taxi! >>> you're amazing! you're wonderful!'re -- >> cameron diaz. the golden state girl -- >> southern california. >> with the dazzling smile. and super sex appeal. >> this is awesome, y'all! >> oh, that's really hot and sexy. wow! >> her early years, unmasked. >> me coming from modeling to this business, nobody knew who i was. >> her journey from unknown to superstar. >> cameron, cameron! >> self-deprivation with sexuality. that is sort of the x-factor and that's what she's got. >> and the new film that's got

doo, doo, doo. taxi! taxi! >>> this is a cnn special report.our. in south korea, the search for survivors. sounds from the ships as the crew sounded a warning about what was happening by air and my sea, a new search day is under way off the coast of australia for malaysia airlines flight 370. but potential trouble is looming. a cyclone is circulating nearby. we'll be live from perth coming up. but first, we begin with breaking news out of yemen where a government official tells cnn massive and unprecedented air strikes targeting al qaeda in the

is jantd to the swedish hall they were going to continue to operate and gray star graciously their dooed a portions of the land to the swedish american hall for them to have a place for trash and a variety of the elements because the building is locked in place. the building evaluations - elevation apologizes here he lets get back to where we were. we'll get this in a minute. a couple of things that are important you hope you can see this the relationship of the ground floor you see in purple is where the retail spaces is once you go further back on sanchez this is a small leasing office and that's in the middle of the portion of the sanchez building. the internal courtyard is we really didn't want residents to use that i think it will provide a conflict with the residents that they face in terms of the courtyard. i talked about the upper level. and we then are going to go up we talked about the park a little bit the bike parking which is one hundred and 3 spaces and the car share with 4. and the building you see the market street portion and the sanchez portion that no such is a reflexi

. >> reporter: the hope is to doo escalate the situation. but the white house is also considering additional steps and new sanctions. vice president joe biden is having breakfast with secretary of state john kerry this morning and the situation in ukraine is sure to come up. rich richard? >> danielle leigh, thank you so much. >>> extreme weather tearing through parts of the mississippi gulf coast last night. straight-line winds overturning about 20 to 30 rvs in just one community. the santa maria rv park in jackson county was hit with 15-mile-per-hour winds that severely damaged the area. the national weather service does not think it was a tornado. but the line of thunderstorms littered the streets with downed trees and power lines. as of now, two minor injuries have been reported. meteorologist bill karins joining us very shortly for more on that. >>> it has been a year since the tragic boston marathon bombings and today the city pausing to remember three people who died, 260 people hurt. and the officers and first responders who were ther

pope john paul ii and pope john xxiii will be doo claimed saints >> a statement of support for jews onhe eve of holocaust day, but it hasn't done anything to warm relations between the two sides. both still blame each other for hijacking the u.s. sponsored framework for talks. stefanie dekker has the latest >> reporter: the latest back and forth in an exhausting blame game prompted by the palestin n palestinian's statement for support for holocaust day. mahmoud abbas is saying it is the most meanous crime to have occurred against humanity in the modern era. some say it could be an olive branch when the pizza talks are as good as over. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was having none of it especially when abbas is planning to form a unity government with hamas >> instead of making conciliatory statements meant to appease international opinion, he should choose his lines, dr cawe hope he abandoneds the unity packet and returns to the path for peace >> but he blames n netanyahu saying it led to the collapse of talks between the two sides. they blame each other and now, palestinia

there is a second image you can see it shows numerous hand and foot princprints inside the doo. he spent six hours before the flight on sunday morning. what isn't clear is how much of that time was spent on the ramp versus the wheel well. was he in the wheel well during the preflight inspections. the boy survived the five and a half hour journey to maui. despite the low oxygen and freezing temperatures unaware that they had a stow away onboard. >> it was five and a half hours and when we landed there was nothing on the tarmac and nothing that would seem unordinary. >> the teen transferred to santa clara high because of issues he was having in his english has a second language class. the teen who lives in this home ran away stowing away in the aircraft with hopes of flying to africa to be with his mother. this teen is still in the hospital in hawaii he is doing fine and as i mentioned. he did survive the department of human services trying to figure out what to do with him. today in the bay. >> already bob, thank you. >> police are looking for two men who smashed through the fron

the roadrunner will be like, doo-ooo-ooo. goes like that. always going this way all the way down though. a lot of people don't realize that. they think you go like this and then straight. you don't go straight. there's always a little angle. and that angle gets steeper and steeper as time goes by. but here's the point i want to make, gang. if it takes four seconds to go from here to here, it takes four seconds to go from here to here. so i ask people when they get up there, do you suppose if you jump, you could hit the pool? and how would you find out? and here's what you do. you figure out how fast, how far out you could jump in one second, okay, in one second, then multiply that four times and you got it. it turns out you'll really hit way down here. let me--i hit something like way in here, see? in one second, i can jump that far, two seconds that far, three seconds that far, four seconds that far. so it turns out, it gets very, very steep very, very quickly and you get so far. knowledge of physics. you people are gonna find out that as y

i could go to tortureing myself about what i could doo with that money, but, let's move on to size of the tax bite. a book called divideed. perils of our growing income ineqaulity, he wants to address that with higher taxs on rich people, will mcbride does not top do, that david, you want higher taxes. >> i want higher -- the thing that you talked about, it is not rate that make system complex. it is all those rules that are unreadable that allow people to make money they don't pay taxes on. very wealthiest can live tax free. john: not my do. >> yes, many of them do. john: live tax free, how? >> well, you know let's do warren buffet. his wealths there are scour billion, th -- $64 billion, do u think his return -- he is worse investor in america. >> he pays something, he gets dividends that have been taxed. >> you are missing, that warren buffet income in tax system is a tiny portion of his actual wealth increase, that is how we need to fix the system, the rules that allow people to not have to recognize income for tax purposes,. john: good reasons to encourage certain good social beha

anytime someone says as a, you know, a real doo swri e of an -- doozie of an opinion is coming up. nobody cares >> i am stealing that. i am stealing that tomorrow for my phrase. >> i don't think she even -- it was to raise money for cardiac patients. usually when attorneys are there you think sin co day mayo and they are doing a mustache, sombrero thing and maybe she that honor nude oil wrestling. >> says san choe. you are the king of parties. >> any word meaning partying in any language is holy. it is a fantastic work. >> it is a great car. she could have used more partying. she could have broken out of her shell. i don't blame her because of one person's complaint. you know that is a lot of the problem there. how many other foreign words -- i was thinking resume. was it at the job history outline? these are words that entered into our common share language. it should be fair game. >> you can't wear pajamas because that is an indian word. pajamas is indian. >> who wears pajamas? >> pajamas are coming back. >> joanne, what is happening to free speech? >> i don't know. i am upset wi

challenge for the sprint isns 80% of they are looking at this wrong, the wireless industry is really a doo-wop, just at&t and verizon that dominate and long-term sprint and t-mobile have no way to compete and the only way we can be consumer friendly is to have three strong players rather than two strong ones and two weak ones. that is the biggest hurdle to the deal and there's nothing out there to indicate he has been successful in convincing regulators of this argument. nevertheless, what we're hearing see plans on pushing forward with the deal, putting something in front of regulator so they have to decide. >> alex, what about value? is there a number being talked about? t-mobile trading at about $30 per share. from what i have heard, the ceo is looking at offering perhaps a little more, a higher premium, may be in the high 30's for a deal, pushing down the termination fee, reverse termination fee if he can. that would be the structure that he would eventually like to pursue. for people who follow this industry, at&t paid about $6 billion in reverse fees when they tried to buy t-mobile back

they are given dooed lines for -- deadline for completion. there's no textbooks or lectures. there's google and the internet. >> this needs to find solutions to the technical problem. we don't just want to teach them computer science, but we want them to create answers in the next years. >> there are staff, just not in the traditional sense. nicola is the school director recruited from a high tech but more traditional school. he has a ph.d. from stamford university. >> i don't think there's a school anywhere with no teacher. we are not doing any transition. we are making students walk together, and they will learn by each other and from each other. >> by doing the peer to beer learning you are asking them to find a path to the problems you settle. >> exactly. it's a process. >> this person is doing more than setting the french education system on end, it's challenging many things we think we know about french workers. take the 35 hour work week. sat this school students are expected to put in a minimum of 70 hours of the week, at all hours of the day or night. >> we are learn

people lined up out the doo an "enroll-a-thon" in sacrao today. and it's been a simir scene at other enrollment es across the country. "i'm down here with my fami members trying to get obama and i really think it sucks because the lines are so lo and it's going to be like a three or four hour wait." there have been sign-up eves right here in the bay-area. kpix 5 reporter julie wattss at a "sign-up" center in richmond, with more on the - minute rush and who, exactls signing up... julie... "..." today six of the original r the riveters got the chanceo meet president obama and vi president >>> covered california. >> we have had great success in all categories of african american, lightning and thunder noes and asians. degree ever -- latinos and asian americans. >> open enrollment ends at mid night. if you haven't already started your application on line, it is unlikely you will be able to get on. the site is crashing because it has been flooded. phone lines are flooded as well. covered california says you can still enroll through a certified counselo

and we continued to doo.ried to work an access deal back with the forest service and, basically summit county eminent domained. neil: so, it was an existing road, was it not? >> yes, it was. the road was there with we bought the house. it was an old jeep road. neil: okay. so obviously other vehicles had been on that road. was it the problem it was your vehicle to get where you were going? >> well the problem was, they outlawed all vehicular access. it wasn't well-publicized. no one knew, there were still people cutting across our property and using their vehicles to get up there. and when we bought the place, it was, represented to us that we did have vehicular access. neil: without the vehicular access, just to be clear, you don't have any access to your home effectively, thenn you dont have a home? >> no. we could hike or snowshoe. neil: how far is it from the main road to get up to that home? >> it is about, it is about a 50-minute hike. neil: 50-minute hike. >> it is pretty steep, yes. neil: where stuff s

. >> what about your father calling think them domestic terrorists doo wop you think of that? >> well, if my job was to respond and comment of everything my dad said i would have a full-time job so i will decline to respond. anybody that looks at they situation would realize that what those people are doing is simply inappropriate in america. if you don't agree with the government, you can't point a gun at it in threaten it until you get what you want. that's not what we do here. >> you said you think bundy should be prosecuted or the folks around him. does this go away or become some kind of enduring rallying crying, enduring political issue in your state? >> i don't think it can go away. there's hundreds of ranchers in nevada that pay their identifies, -- pay their fees and taxes. i don't think the government can let this stand, and there's thousands of ranchers all over the country, when they have a problem with the blm, they sit down and work it out. they don't call their friends and threaten people. >> and so what do you think the next step for the blm is? the way they we

. >> we were doing 2% in growth, an expansion running of about -- >> so we're europe woop de-doo. >> so your example bad, my example good. >> very simple. the today data supports what i'm saying, rick. i would be happy to hear the data supporting what you're talking about. >> i don't know. you said gdp was mostly weather. i would dispute that. >> of course you would. >> consumers, because they couldn't get out of the house? it seems like they did. >> personal consumption was up. >> service sector was the best in 14 years. there's your weather. >> not at you will it though. >> the government continues to detract from gdp growth. we have issues with housing, issues with cap ex spending that i believe rick you have some excellent points about that i think the administration could do well and change. however, we do have extensive r&d expenses. >> last word to david kelly. >> i'm glad they're tapering. they need to keep doing this, and if you have this much government intervention or federal reserve intervention, you will pay a price. it will be a long-term price, but you will say a sever

, he sailed through the indian ocean gyre, the same search area where the searchers are looking for dood flight 370. >> what we found were buoys, buckets like the ones behind me, crates, consumer goods like bottles and caps and bags and forks and knives. there was so much stuff already there. so the aircraft is blending into all that. >> reporter: which is one reason why locating the missing plane is such a challenge. satellite images once thought to be debris fields? likely just floating garbage. recently a chinese ship in search of the airplane came across trash instead. even sea life can't tell the difference. fish, sea lions, birds, they all ingest this junk, thinking it might be food. >> you know, i hear this talk about there being 300-plus pieces from the aircraft. there are 300,000-plus pieces of trash already there. >> reporter: the indian ocean gyre are anot the only ones there, they are elsewhere, forming when there is a vortex of swirling water, which pulls them into the center of the indian ocean. the gyre is thought to be about 2 million square miles, the united states is j

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doo not know what they will but i know the players have spoken and the fans have spoken and the advertisersspoken and mr. sterling has about three options. one is to apologize, resign with such as it is, and sell the team. qwest when we say banned for life, this has happened in sports before. is he really banned for life? questec means he cannot go to games or participate with day-to-day decisions with the team. but the big punishment the nba will dole out is when the group gets together and say he has to sell the team. a lot of sponsors drop out their association with the clippers and only one has come back. a lot who have yet to come back are waiting until donald sterling is 100% no longer the owner of the team before they decide they want their brand associated with the clippers again. qwest the protest was just a warm-up. , a massiveed shutdown and boycott last night so strong and so clear. with dignity, they make things happen. it was a matter of his own dignity that was at stake. the hohmanabout oddly not going to the military because of a matter of dignity. the president at that poin

>> we have seen the companies on the top levels, that ceos can won't doo because they anything on theirthis creates the next succession plan. >> the creator of tough mudder. thank you. look at tom, he is doing his calisthenics. michael, thank you so much, cameron, u2. >> let's get the forex report. the ruble is doing a little bit weaker today. we will have more, coming up. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." we begin three days of economic data as the stock market surges. and russia and the ukraine -- 1-800-jeffg one 80 feinberg. and larry miller talks about mainstream media. -- barry diller talks about the mainstream media. -- and tuesday, april 2 we are here to bring -- to get you up to date on the global crisis in europe. emmet joins us. but first here is adam johnson. >> we go to the u.k., where home prices rose for the fifth month. hasin japan, inflation risen to 1.7% in three years. and finishing his trip after abbas but his country outside of initiations. obama met his goal, saying 7.1 million people signed up for the affordable care act. if -- weekly mortgage applications wer

the technique was very, very doo-da. >> reporter: and "real housewife" nene leakes aka cruella de vil. >> you want to go back to candace. >> reporter: before turning things around for an emotionally-charged performance. >> we should change the name to dancing with nene. >> thank you. ♪ this is what makes -- >> reporter: emotions also running high for amy purdy. >> i feel if i had legs like i could do that. >> reporter: but in the end, despite his energetic samba, it was pop singer cody simpson who was sent home. >> tough, but it is what it is. >> you still got it all. hey, cody. hey, witney. good to have you both here this morning. >> thanks for having us. >> oh, boy, your expression. so many watching at home and there in the ballroom, what? >> yeah. >> how are you feeling this morning? >> wow. it's tough. you know? >> yeah. we both looked at each other. and we were just completely shocked. >> there it is. >> there it is. >> honestly, you know, it's something that we were both a little surprised about, obviously. you never really know when you're going to go home, when you're going to

. >> outside to the wood, what doo do you look for there? >> swing sets.utside. this is for framing inside. this is your standard pressure-treated lumber. pre-2002, they used to use arsenic. they don't use that anymore. now it has a much more copper in it, which is more corrosive. not something you want to use around children. the best option is redwood. it's a very fast-growing species, so it's sustainable. it's easy to work with. it's very kid-friendly. and it's a beautiful species to use. and affordable. >> this would make a very small swing set. >> it would. you'd have to really cut that one up. >> now going out to the garden. >> organic is big now. the reason for that is it's better for the environment. when you go inorganic, the chemicals leak in. this is cotton seed meal, which is made from getting the oil out of cotton seeds. they crush it up. these are all great things to really enrich the soil. and that's what organic fertilizers are all about. this is a weed control. this is a diy weed control. we've got vinegar, distilled vinegar, dish soap and

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