we were in the vortec where i got to experience ef 3 winds.t out. >> thank you very much. >> oh my goodness. >> coming down right now major tornado. coming down another tornado. deadly tornado rushes to the u.s. community of oklahoma city. two mile wide tornado ripped through the state capitol on monday. >> that was the tragedy on the ground but new innovations are being developed in the lab to protect against future disasters. >> we create tornado like vor vortexes. >> i'm at the university where they can actually create tornadoes. >> darryl gains designed and built the tornado simulator. >> a tornado simulator allows us to understand what happens to structures. >> tornadoes are rated on an ef scale which is an indicator of the severity of the storm based on wind speed and debris impact. >> so this was designed to do mid ef 3, about 150 miles per hour or less. >> did you ever sit in the vortex? >> oh, absolutely, all the time. would you like to go? >> this is the time i've been waiting for. >> turn it on slow and then -- >> build it up? >> bu

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ef 3, it was absolute heaven, i loved it. >> all right we'll check that up coming up after the break.s in our food and monsanto do not have the right to hide it from us. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> watch the stream. >> and join the conversation online @ajamstream. >> this is the real deal man... >> and welcome back to "techknow." i'm phil torres and i'm here with he marita davidson and shini somara. shini, you went inside a tornado. >> i got in the vortek, to experience force 3 winds. to experience that was unreal. let's take a look. >> thank you very much. >> oh my goodness! coming down right now, major tornado. >> coming down another tornado. >> a deadly tornado rushes towards the u.s. chunt of oklahomcommunity ofoklahoma cit. ripped through the capitol on sunday. >> that was the tragedy in the ground but new innovations are developed in the lab to protect against disasters. >> we create tornado like vortexes. >> i'm at the national wind institute at texas tech university where they can actually recreate tornadoes. harold janes professor of engineering. desi

a category ef-0 twister hit roseville. at least 12 homes suffered roof damage. the national weather service will tend seems out to roseville tomorrow to inspect the damage. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. some rare weather in our region. >> most certainly. we're going to round up those tornado reports across california. we did have a funnel cloud report just after 3:00 today near bremtwood and antioch. nothing ems here across the bay area. off to the north, north of sacramento, three reports of funnel clouds and then over here towards roseville, a tornado report according to the national weather service, the information we're getting, ef-0. winds ranging from 60 to 80 miles per hour and could have been 30 to 40 feet wide at this point. 12 homes damaged, no injuries. off to the north, a little more here in chico, a tornado just south of downtown chico. then also two reports of funnel clouds and of tornadoes near willows, as well. we still have some of that upper level energy that brought us the severe weather across california today. that's p

the national weather service classified the tornado as an ef- 0 with winds of 65 to 85 miles an hour. about a dozen homes suffered roof damage. not far away in the town of willows in glen county, the national weather service confirmed that another ef-0 tornado touched down there. minor damage was reported but no one was injured. the third tornado was reported in butte county. tornado warnings were issued around 3:30 yesterday afternoon until around 7:30 in the areas as well as in placer, el dorado and sutter counties. >>> a very active weather day for parts of northern california yesterday. today, things are different. lingering clouds and we'll hold onto the chance of a scattered shower. overcast. the bulk of the shower activity from yesterday has moved out to the east and basically dissipating but some more showers approaching the north coast and still some lingering snowshowers out towards the ser. seeing snowfall totals or storm totals on the order of 6 to 20 inches this week. very productive up in the sierra. we'll take anything we can can get. right now, not a lot to show you, a

this is video of that category ef-0 twister ripping through roseville. christina mentioned it. a spokesperson says at least 12 homes suffered roof damage, two hit by debris and six have fence damage. >>> more now to our own microclimate forecast. let's take a live look outside. no twisters in the air there over fremont. let's take you further south to san jose, clear skies at least there. today is sort of that transition day before another round of wet weather moves in. christina's watching our skies for us. >> yeah, good morning to you, laura. that's scary, huh. i know. goodness. i can tell you right now that doesn't usually happen in the state of california. you know, for three years every year we had an ef-0 or better pass through the sacramento valley so i can tell you today we're going to be out of the woods from the severe activity but we have light showers rolling through, this morning we're going to keep that jet stream to the south and showers all day long. we're going to hit the 60s so a little bit warmer throughout than yesterday. but this is what you can anticipa an

begin with ef. electric field. electric fields. what's a changing electric field induce? begin with mf. magnetic field. how many are starting to catch on? what does this changing magnetic field induce? begin with ef. electric fields. what does the changing electric field induce? begin with an mf. magnetic field. how many are getting the idea? okay. it turns out these waves will regenerate one another. so if you have a shaking charge, honey, you get electromagnetic waves throughout space. where the electric field makes the magnetic-- the electric, magnetic-- at the speed of light-- that's what light is. that's what light is. light is electromagnetic wave generated from a shaking charge. if i take this stick and i put it in the water, and i shake it back and forth, won't i disturb the water? won't water waves travel out? you can understand that. but what i'm saying is you take a charged object. well, just take a charge, shake it back and forth and guess what you generate, gang. begin with a w. - waves. - waves. and these waves are electric and magnetic fields, so guess what

an ef-0 has wind speeds up to 65 to 85 miles an hour. a neighborhood in roseville near sacramento also experienced an ef-0 tornado. that's a pretty cool spot. it hit between 6:15 and 6:20. the roseville fire department reports about a dozen homes suffered roof damage but no one was hurt. >>> a florida executive has pledged to give more than $12 million to dominican university in san rafael. andrew boraski on the school's board for ten years says the gift will be used to restructure the curriculum to focus on internships and practical work experience. 30% of students at dominican university are the first in their families to go to college and half of them are minorities. the $12.5 pledge is the biggest gift the school has received in its 124-year history. >> wow. >> yeah. >> that will make a big difference. >> yes, indeed. >>> a promise to keep students safe. the new commitment from an east bay school board ara teacher is accused of -- after a teacher is accused of molesting students and why many say it's way overdue. >>> and overnight se

in say ef hundreds of protesters demanded the release of detainees. >> several activists are due to stand trial on charges of organising illegal protests. three leaders ahead of the 2011 uprising. video shows the mistreatment of young men and women in custody. >> this footage was filmed by self-styled anti-coup activists in egypt. it apparently shows young women taken into custody. and here teenage boys are led away by plain-clothed officers - among 50 youngsters accused of taking part. they were transferred from a juvenile facility to toura. >> there were no more than 25 of us. we asked them not to transfer the children. they responded with water canons and bird shot - even though we are all women. >> those held in alexandria are aged between 12 and 15 and have been staging a hunger strike at the protest of transfers. they've been accused of beating the youngsters and restricting access to their families. >> translation: visitors to criminals get a long time. we were allowed only two minutes and subjected to strict body searches. when i put food in front of my child... ..he told me he wa

the mayor ef, sean whent >>> it's back to the drawing board in oakland's search for a police chief. town hall meeting was h morning. the mayor says interim chief is a candidate but the city needs to get a search firm lined up. the position opened up when former chief howard jordan retired last may. >> we didn't decide to do a full national search until the end of summer and then we did a community process and asked people what they wanted in the next chief. so that took through pretty much the fall. and at that time, we put out the national search. >> a search firm conducts background checks. the city thought they had one, but when a company didn't meet qualifications, oakland had to start over. >>> it seems like fun and games, but students are learning valuable skills andphotojournalist takes us to fremont where high school students are participating in a robotics competition. >> it's really about teaching young people in the community about robotics in general. >> the robots are a lot bigger and more complicated we're creating and you get a really nice feeling looking at what you

in place no drinking for at least ten hours before you are on duty, they were in violation of that efenthly, and the three were sent home, del? >> mike, thank you very much. >>> and while the president threatens for sanctions in crimea, there the takeover is almost finished. russian forces control most of the military bases and borders, but there is still much to be done. jennifer glasse has our story from sevastopol. >> reporter: igor kiselyov is looking for a buyer in sevastopol for his apartment. how much will it be i ask him? sadly right now i can't really put a price on it he says, because with the change between russia and ukraine, the rules just aren't clear yet, and that could mean a difference of $25,000 or more on his asking price which is around $200,000. irina rundnevya says the changes mean all she can do right now is look at properties to sell and wait for things to become clearer. >> translator: we still don't know what the russian rules are yet, sadly, but i think we will know soon. >> reporter: she doesn't even know what interest rates will be. her firm is selling doz

the midst of the foreclosure crisis we have seen that as a failing model, and one thing that has been efccident how much affordable housing has been lost over the past several years with the housing crisis, and also how much rents are increasing, and making it increasingly difficult for low-income and working class families to find a place to live in chicago. >> natalie most of the housing units around you have been demolished or sitting v vacant. do you feel deceived by the housing department? >> yes, i do feel deceived. where i come from [ inaudible ] have been torn down. and then they tear them down and say we're going to build you 300 public housing units. we're still waiting >> our community is talking about this is effecting. foreclosures have disproportionately affected that community. myia says . . . and dave goes . . . and then liz says chicago needs ray shall integration desperate. have better access to schools and diminish the gangs. rick you are a foreclosure expert. larger clients i'm assuming are from these communities. talk to us about this house crisis, how it has disprop

>> kevin-- ef in's character does some things that are a little ethically dubious.eone in a garage while the car is running. there might be something involving a subway train. and i don't-- . >> stephen: this he is son he becomes vice president. >> that's right. >> stephen: how many people has joe biden kblujoned to death? do you think is a depiction of a washington people recognize? >> look, one thing they do recognize is that in our show as in the real world, we have a washington that is paralyzed by political gridlock. what we have, what we're able to do is see something that can cut through that gridlock like a knife through butter and that is one of the delicious aspects of the show. someone who actually gets things done. >> stephen: okay that is the fantasy part of the show. >> that's right. >> stephen: what i am mostly seeing-- (cheers and applause) >> stephen: of course the other fantasy part of the show is that he is a white democrat from my home state of north carolina. >> john spratt. >> stephen: eats no fat. >> he is a southern democrat who represented t

the prime minister dmitry medded ef posted that they'd try to get back money for renting the naval base doubt ukraine will not pay. kiev will see it as adding insult to injury. >> ukrainian officers say 1,000 people have left the peninsula through march. there has been heavy traffic in recent weeks. pro-russian forces began to take over key government and military buildings in late february. >> translation: around 3,000 vehicles and people go through this checkpoint. from march 4th to the 21st, 9,000 refugees arrived. >> the head of the border guards billeted a position. the task was to stop prove okay tours from russia from entering ukraine. they are wary of russian assurances of military exercises near the border. >> the russians stated that they are intending military exercises. given the past practice, and the gap between what they have said and done, we are watching it with skepticism. >> nick spicer joins us from crimea's cap tam, simferepol. how tense are things on the border post where ukrainian staff are tasked with stopping russian prove okay tours. >> there has been tension f

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eric rasmussen is in arlington with new video of the rescued and recovery ef. >> reporter: it's been week since anyone caught in the landslide has been pulled out alive. that did not seem to change the determination of workers digging through the mud and trees again today. >> at this point, everybody is tired. there's people out here that you can't get them to go home. they are looking for loved ones. >> reporter: firefighters say these borkers turned to face an american flag found in the rubble now hanging from a tree at half mast in the middle of this wide debris field. at 10:37, the exact moment the landslide wiped away homes and took so many lives, everything stopped but the rain. >> please observe a moment of silence for the victims and loved ones from the landslide. >> reporter: a minute later, the loud and difficult work resumed. crews are sorting and bagging personal bloggings pulled from the rubble. other -- belongings pulled from the rubble. others sifting one scoop at a time. washington national guard shared its own images from the search lending its hand in an effort expe

david freedman says the agency didn't have enough ef against to open a probe.tever the facts the recall mess has focused harsh attention on a safety regulator that many say is under funded and too close to the industry. mary snow has the sorry. >> the national highway taffesy safety admission is tasked with keeping the roadways safe. with gm now under fire about why it took a decade to issue a recall with at least 13 known deaths, critics are asking where was nitsa. >> ultimately this falls squarely on gm's shoulders, but any national highway safety administration, their enforcement division played an important role here. >> that is under scrutiny for not opening a defects investigation sooner. similar complaints were voiced after toyota recalled a million vehicles back in 2009 and 2010. one big issue is too few resources. >> sometimes it's like whack-a-mole. different problems keep springing up, and as soon as you try to address one, another one springs up. >> another problem, alan cam says their hands are somewhat tied. manufacturers face a fine of 2 -- $35 m

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disaster strikes, people like paramedic tony mccarty, who we met last may in moore, oklahoma, when an ef-5 tornado cut through his community, killing 25 people. he was one of the first on the scene. >> there is nothing good to say about holding a lifeless child in your hands. you hurt for the family. >> this is the side of first responders that people don't get to see. >> reporter: but when they save lives, it's a reminder why they make the sacrifice. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: when a devastating earthquake struck haiti four years ago, killing more than 316,000 people, the los angeles county fire department answered a call for help. >> when you pull somebody out alive, regardless of the circumstances, they're all tough, but it's remarkable. >> as difficult as all these things are, the reality is that there is a part of some people that go through this that develop new meaning in their life. >> reporter: back in washington, jeff and jan mcclellan continue to help in the search, masking their pain. >> you don't take the time to deal with it right now, 'cause we -- i feel like we don'

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. >> reporter: when an ef-5 tornado tore through moore, oklahoma, last year, killing 25 people, including seven children. her son, a third grader at a flattened briarwood elementary barely survived. >> one of the comments my son made was that he only had a dictionary to protect his head and that scared him. >> reporter: so she launched into action, raising money and organizing volunteers. >> research we did indicates you would cut the risk of serious injury and death just about in half if not more by having a helmet on, versus not. >> reporter: the group raised enough money to purchase 34,000 helmets, enough for every student and employee at moore public schools. >> it's an added layer of protection for the kids. if it's needed, it's there. and we hope and pray to god they never need it. >> reporter: on the helmets, reflective tape to help first responders fine trapped kids. >> if we can save one kid's head, one head trauma, we're saved a life. >> reporter: still some say helmets are a good first step, but not enough. would a helmet have saved your son? >> no. >> reporter: dani legg lost

storm watchers say it was on the ground for about six miles and it was an ef-2 or 3.ere were no reports of any injuries. >>> twisters also caused quite a bit of damage in northern california. one blew out windows near sacramento leaving this home covered with glass. shattered there. high winds picked a fence up and smashed it into a house. barbecue grills knocked over, pools littered with debris. >> here is a look at more weather. more rain for the pacific northwest and northern california. it will be windy from the rockies down to the southwest and various forms of precipitation for much of the midwest, south and east coast. >> high temperatures in upper 50s in the northwest. 60s for north atlantic states and some parts of texas and south florida will be in the 80s. >>> attention to anyone with a small fortune -- i guess that counts us out -- and they're looking to get rid of it. here is an opportunity to buy something. ♪ >> that's the sound a pro gets from a rare it is now up for sale. the auction house, sotheby's, says it is expected to sell for more than $45 milli

judges say the ef and does not violate the sovereignty of parliament and fiscal matters. they also ruled there was sufficient democratic oversight of august on germany has accepted liabilities of up to one hundred and ninety billion euros under the scheme. at ten am f for attacks on how the markets have been reacting to all of that news staff of wealth has a wrap up from the frankfurt stock exchange. from investor's point of view the youth and is a success story for eighth on the island and spain have been able to leave the youth and again and now they are able to get fresh money from financial markets without paying too high due to everything that helps to solve the crisis is well come as investors take you on the fold up the pope's decision of course had no impact on net and the trading today. in essence watch carefully what happened in ukraine and russia. and since the listener to the speech of nutty me of putting they've heard that there is no escalation in the new future of this crisis and this led to many chemical. the silica martin amis train at germany's dax close

the national weather service is calling the twister an ef-0 the lowest rating there is. mighty scary when it hit northern california. >> no kidding. it's small but that's something you don't want to see in the sky. >> but you do typically see it if you are going to see it this time of the year. and also, one thing you do see this time of the year in the month of march if we have a copious storm coming through the bay area, 5" of rain, very unusual. we haven't seen that in years but that would get us back on track. we got under an inch yesterday. we still have more rain in the forecast for you all the way through the weekend. good morning, everyone. let's go ahead and call on our live hi-def doppler radar. and you see that yellow right there on your screen? let me zoom in. that right there is a cell producing heavy rainfall off 238 this morning throughout hayward. also some rainfall in the san ramon valley lifting up northeast mostly cloudy in san francisco right now at 55 degrees. 60 miles to the south in san jose, 48 to the north in santa rosa it is in the mid-40s. what

. >> reporter: when an ef 5 tornado tore through moore oklahoma last year, her son, a third grader atttened briar wood elementary barely survived. she launched into action raising money and organizing volunteeri volunteeri volunteerivolunteers the group raised enough money to buy helmets for every student and employees. >> it added an extra layer for the kids. if it's needed, it's there. and we hope and pray it's not there. >> reporter: on the helmets, reflective tape to help first responders to find kids. >> if we save one kid's head it's enough. >> reporter: would a helmet have saved your son? >> no. >> reporter: she lost her nine year old son at plaza towers elementary. >> we need shelters, and we need to figure out a way to make it happen. >> we'd love to have a shelter in every school that would hold everyone. >> reporter: but the question is how to pay for it. >> it is. >> reporter: but for now these offer more peace of mind. >> this is something i knew we could do for this spring. >> reporter: a spring they hope will be a much quieter tornado season. gabe gutierrez, nbcnes nesw

. >> as the hours and days pass, more nations joib t join the ef. >> hundreds of theories have added zero in the hunt for malaysia airlines flight 370. >> malaysia airlines flight 370 proved one thing. a large number of countries can work together for a single purpose. >> this is a very, very costly effort. and it's a drain on security because assets are being pulled away from what the military would really like to be using them for. so there is an end to how long governments will put up with a huge search like this. >> by day nine, despite the massive effort, still, nothing. >> many people have been shocked that at least something hasn't been found. something floeting. >> this wreckage could be spread over thousands of miles. and now, instead of looking for a cluster of seat cushions, you might be looking for one. >> there could be guidance from the plane itself. if it's underwater, beacons attached to the voice recorders are still transmitting acoustic pulses or "pings." however -- >> at the end of 30 days, the batteries will be at the end of their design life. >> another form of g

. >> many bear ef onlyies of nicolas maduro, and some call for his resignation or removal.sked the mayor who backed the protest if he wants nicolas maduro's government to fall. >> translation: i work every day for the end of the government. i don't do it outside the limits of this constitution of course. we hope to accomplish this through constitutional means. the country needs it to change. >> the sacred constitution is held up by both sides. >> chavez supports nicolas maduro. >> translation: they are ignoring the constitution, which talks about the freedom of protest. >> he and others have a warning for the protesters too. >> the people come out on the streets, i don't know what can happen. >> here in the center, what you see is the succession of barricades all the way down the hill to the city center. they are set up to protect neighbours from incursions interest the national guard or roving gangs of armed gunmen on motorcycles, but also a form of civil disobedience to show they are fed up with the government. >> the protests added to shortages, fuelling anger and violen

they make no secret of them love, and now you've got ef rend al sharpton.'re going to love this. >> people will lose their jobs. >> people will lose their jobs >> if you work hard, you can make it here. >> if you work hard, you can make it here. >> that is the bottom line. >> that is the bottom line. >> we're becoming a more-perfect union. >> we're becoming a more-perfect union. >> in the trying to burn the down. >> don't threaten to burn the house down >> they're not focused on you. >> they're not focused on you. >> all this would be funny if it wasn't so crazy. >> yes. it would be funny if it wasn't so crazy. >> here with reaction our friend the co-host of "the five", the hipster elite and their war on you. how are you? >> doing great. >> that is hilarious. >> it is. that is president obama's, doing it for the hearing impaired he's do it, then al sharpton would just shout it. i applaud al sharpton. how does this man still have a career? he is a recipient of media welfare. he has a job when he shouldn't have one. he was behind one of the horrific hoaxes in

it was president med ved ef, warming the chair for vladimir putin to come back in 2012. the cold war was between two superpowers. russia can act important. it's not that important. i think you mentioned it earlier. it's a spoiling of international affairs rather than a great acting. i don't think the cold war is. problems certainly continue. >> thank you both for hanging out with us for the hour. we'll stay on the story for a while to come. >> the show may be over, the conversation continues on the website aljazeera.com/consider-this. you can also find us on twitter. see you next time. >> good evening everyone. welcome to al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler in new york. power may from putin and president obama as the ukraine crisis turns into a diplomatic showdown. >> i think the strong condemnation that it's received from countries around the world, indicates the degree to which russia is on the wrong side of history on this. >> senator john mccain tells al jazeera america why president obama's diac

the weather service classified it as a ef-0. this is cell phone video.t had winds of 85 miles per hour and damaged the roofs of a dozen homes. today homeowners were adding up the damage. >> the fire marshal said they will have to pull all of the stucco off and he said with the windows and everything probably between 25 to $30,000. >> tornadoes also touched down in glen and butte counties. our chief meteorologist bill martin talked to us about those after it happened on ktvu. bill, it sounds strange, how rare is something like that? >> it is -- you know, we get them every spring in the valley. this time of year you see them. we see them a lot. what is happening in the valley you have more people living up there and more people are seeing them. we probably see a couple a year. maybe not verified tornado but lots of funnel clouds. funnel cloud touches the ground and then a tornado. outside weather is unstable. there is the weather system i am tracking. you can see it to the north. sheer the co-- here is the clouds. this system impacts us into your bay area

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it was president med ved ef, warming the chair for vladimir putin to come back in 2012. the cold war was between two superpowers. russia can act important. it's not that important. i think you mentioned it earlier. it's a spoiling of international affairs rather than a great acting. i don't think the cold war is. problems certainly continue. >> thank you both for hanging out with us for the hour. we'll stay on the story for a while to come. >> the show may be over, the conversation continues on the website >> >> secretary of state john kerry is heading to kiev. the white house now weighing its next steps in ukraine. russia shows no signs of pulling troops out of the country. >>> digging out again - washington forced to shut down as another winter storm cripples parts of the u.s. >>> memories uncovered from one of america's darkest chapters. the findings by archeological crews at an internment

this is actual video of the category ef-0 twister yesterday. look at the rainbow peeking through. a spokeswoman says at least 12 homes had roof damage, two hit by debris and six had fence damage. >> you know tornados are powerful when the zero tornado is a scary one. they go to five. >> yeah. typically in california we see maybe up to a 1 if anything. i can tell you when you're talking about homes enduring damage from a tornado in california that is a highly unusual scenario. i want to show you exactly what they were working with yesterday. these are all of the storm reports we had in the sacramento valley. you'll see that just next to brentwood we had a report of a funnel cloud. no tornadic formation. no tornado touched down in the bay area but that's close. and hey, up in chico we had one near i-5. you don't want to let your guard down. we told you the thunderstorms were likely. we're going to bring that chance for thunderstorms back as we head into this weekend on saturday, i'm likely working on saturday just because the chance is there and i want to make sure everybody is safe

with the way the currents travel the world, it can travel for hundreds ef miles and plastics and otherthings that do float don't necessarily break it up. it can be out there for a very long time. but the reason they believe it may be some sort of debris from the aircraft, is because it seems to fit the picture of what the safety board suggested of where this 777 may have gone down, that it was in the southern indian ocean. >> so it's an incredible coincidence or as you say, and unnornlly, because obviously hopes have been raised and dashed for the families before. we will continue, obviously, to watch this very, very closely. kerry, i know you're going to be standing by. you're going to be in touch with your sources in the military. i want to bring in investigatorer anthony brick house, associate director of occupational safety at the day tony nap beach college of aviation. from your perspective, assuming that nothing is found there, assuming that they can't find anything on the p 3s or the p 8s that could give them an indication of what was seen to on that satellite, where do they tak

the obama administration has done a lot offen know vati efe and proposed to lower the corporate tax rateere a republican gets up and says the bunch of stuff the white house is doing and plugs in nasty things about the white house. >> right. it's a smoke screen. to sort of build on e.j.'s notion here, it's ideas about democratic ideas, right? it's not even ideas about sort of conservative ideas. >> you have to put together some dessper rit parts. talking about innovation and i.t., he's talking about roles for the agencies are, on the other hand, there are budgets cut the heck out of the agency's budgets. >> that's right. he's not talking about people. tim scott gave a recent interview he talked about sort of republicans defending and talking about corporations is really a trap. reframe it and talk about how tax breaks might affect real people. marco rubio didn't really do much of that at all. >> you know, let me ask you, you mentioned the foreign policy piece. that seems to be an area where it's not just an idea about an idea but an actual semi idea that is based in conservative principle

the national weather service is calling the twister an ef-0.e lowest rating. >>> and new this morning, police say they are serving more than two dozen search warrants and arresting numerous people part of a baggage theft investigation at los angeles international airport at l.a.x. search warrants were served last night at 25 locations including the airport itself. several cities too in the l.a. area. the investigation has been going on for months now and police say the suspects are employees of contracting companies, not the airport itself. >>> new developments in the search for the missing malaysia passenger plane. a satellite has detected about 300 more objects near the area where the jet is believed to have gone down. australian officials suspended air search operations today because of rough weather over the southern indian ocean. 11 planes had planned to scour the area where satellite images have shown debris that could be connected to the missing jet. >>> now, the pilot at the controls of the plane had reportedly been going through some p

we also have to call on the government of key ef to do everything possible to refute putin's charge that this is a regime of the winners. this cannot be at a time of national crisis anything other than a government of national unity. we need to see the ukrainian government do all that it can to involve those who were elected, and there was a majority, in the party of regions. those who are open to the use of not only the ukrainian language but the russian language and those who are willing to continue to consider federalist principles, and the devolution of power to different regions, all to show that this government in kiev is not going to represent just madan, just western ukraine, but even those russian speakers in the south and the west. finally as to energy exports from the united states, that over a period of decades might lower energy prices and affect the revenues of saudi arabia, iran, moscow and others. but i don't think that a country like the ukraine that does not have a single lng import terminal is going to be affected in the short or medium term by whether we export natura

>>> plus, many of you remember that old ad when ef hutton talks. when nate silver talks, people listen. right now they're hearing him say the republicans are favored to take back the u.s. senate this november. but for how long? maybe just two years. and that's the smart way -- what is the smart way now to understand russia's vladimir putin? he is not hitler, he is not stalin, he is not khrushchev. but who he is? michael mcfaul, the former u.s. ambassador to the russian federation, he joins us later. he'll tell us who he is. >>> and let me finish with some "hardball" questions of how to make this democracy of ours work for this country. this is "hardball," the place for politics. i always say be the man with the plan but with less energy, moodiness, and a low sex drive, i had to do something. i saw my doctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. we talked about axiron the only underarm low t treatment that can restore t levels to normal in about two weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men w

there's actually an ef-0 tornado reported from the system. then it made its way across the country.rrible icing conditions out towards tennessee, even kentucky, and now the system has made its way into the mid-atlantic. philly already seeing the snow, d.c. seeing the snow. but the bull's eye, guys, has shifted a little bit farther to the south. we did know we would have to watch where the track of this was, and we now know it will be farther to the south. the bull's eye good up to 10 inches of snow, in tennessee, portions of virginia. keep in mind, we just had up to a foot of snow here a couple weeks ago, so unbelievable. it should exit out by tonight, but the cold air is lasting. >> we're over it, indra. thank you very much. this weather needs to go. >> are you inside? >> we're so over it. we're inside, you're outside. there was a disturbing report last half hour that christine roman has run out of gloves this winter. can we get a second source? >> reporter: we'll go shopping for some. >> i have two right gloves that don't match and that's what i'll be wearing, apparently until eas