nfl quarterbacks and on par with the deals jay culter and tony romo recently got nfl to penalize goalpost dunk the nfl is going to start penalizing those dunks over the goalpost crossbar after scoring a touchdown next year might as well call is the jimmy graham rule as the saints quarterback is well known for this type of touchdown celebration but it was first popularized by former cal star and future hall of famer tony gonzales any celebration by dunking the ball over the crossbar will now be considered as using a prop which is a 15-yard penalty last season after dunking after a score graham bent the crossbar causing the game to be delayed as a crew came out to re-level it [ myron ] i got into an accident on my bike, and the first thing that came to mind is, "can i afford to go to the hospital?" now that i've got covered california, i know that if something happens to me that i'm covered. i'm in. [ female announcer ] everyone deserves health insurance. are you in? find free, confidential, local help at coveredca.com. >>> shocking leap. the guys who leapt off the world trade center. here

dunking on goalposts will be illegal in the 2014 season.s out of owner meeting after new orleans tightened jim any gram knocked a goalpost off kilter. tony gonzalez, tweeted this quote, nfl says more dunking over the goalposts. i don't understand. looks likes i got out just in time. celebratory props will not be legal and lambeau leap is allowed. fender and baseball are teaming up to create baseball themed stratocaster guitars. mlb.com will sell them. each $800 guitar will have the team logo as well as custom landmarked imagery. back to you, cheryl. cheryl: adam, we're getting more breaking news in fox business. we want to look at dish and directv right now. stocks are jumping. report that dish's ceo approached directv about a potential merger. our charlie gasparino told you that this was coming. he reported this back on february 13th. now widespread report that is directv and dish are in merger discussions. as you can see on the screen both stocks are jumping to the upside. there is one-year chart moving in tandem. taking a look at dish ri

nfl officials, a a ka, anti-fun sadists are banning slamming the football over the goalposts after awn. it will warrant a 15-yard penalty. dunkings often bends goalposts and delays the game. >> i have never seen that once. >> jimmy graham plans on changing his ways, tweeting, i impies i will lead the league in penalties. >> how ridiculous is this? >> it is pretty ridiculous. at this time the fox sports robots have more personality. the dunking thing, you think of all of the other things -- you think of the things we have had to look at and all of the problems. rib -- remember a player is saying well at least he didn't kill somebody and now it is like, uh. i think they should let them dunk and another team can do a motumbo and block it. >> they can do it it in the canadian football league. >> probably. kennedy doesn't dunking the football seem like an innocuous celebration. >> they shutdown end zone celebrations. that was bad about watching jackson got the moon walk. it was from watching some of those big end -- end zone celebration. what are they made out of? you are telling my a 6 f

dunking on the goalpost or using the goalpost or cross bar as a property will get teams a penalty so sorry, jimmy gram. >>> russ wilson who founded the buffalo bills as an original member passed away today at age of 95. he obtained a franchise for $25,000 in 1960 with the seven other owners in a challenge to the established nfl. he was the last survivor of the original eight still involved with the national football league. raj and jessica, his bills won two afl titles and played in four consecutive super bowls in the early 1990s unfortunately losing both times. >> thank you, gerald. instrumental in the early days of the nfl. >> absolutely. >> for a full half hour of local sports coverage watch comcast sports net. >> see, we get along a >>> we have breaking news to report from oso, washington. the death toll now stands at 24. it could go higher. some 150 people are still unaccounted for, possibly missing. we'll continue to follow the story and bring you the latest tonight at 11:00. again, now, 24 people confirmed dead from the mudslide in washington state. >>> another story we're wor

league owners also adopted a rule extending goalposts upwards by five feet.two extra playoff games to the upcoming season. >>> the indiana pacers and miami heat are quickly becoming the biggest rivals in the nba. the top two teams in the eastern conference meeting up for the third time this season. in the fourth quarter, lebron james gets whacked in the face while driving to the basket. later he gets whistled for a flagrant foul when he elbows roy hibbert in the face. lebron scored 38 points, but that was not enough. indiana wins, 84-83. these two teams meet one more time in the regular season and could see each other in the playoffs. >> meanwhile the san antonio spurs are starting to run away with the west. tim duncan scores 29 points as the spurs top denver, 108-103. it's san antonio's 15th straight win. >>> and there are 16 college basketball teams still standing in the ncaa tournament. the sweet 16 rounds start tonight. coverage begins right here on cbs at 7:15 when stanford takes on dayton and that's followed by number one florida taking on ucla. >>> com

last year jimmy graham's knocked a goalpost off delaying the game for several minutes. >>> one of theoday has died. ralph wilson jr. established the afl's buffalo bills in 1959 and five years later led that league's merger with the nfl. wilson, who was selected to the pro football hall of fame in 2009 is the only owner the bills have ever had. ralph wilson jr. was 95 years old. >>> florida and florida state share one of the most intense rivalries in college football and on tuesday, it carried over to the baseball diamond. the two teams brawled after a collision at first base. jameis winston, the heisman-winning trophy winner who's a quarterback also on the baseball team was in the scuffle. three players were ejected. winston was not one of them. >>> when we return now, dress code controversy. a little girl's show of support for her friend gets her kicked out of school. ♪ ♪ higher and higher [ male announcer ] more gain scent than ever plus oxi boost cleaning power and febreze. it's our best gain ever. new gain flings! it's our best gain ever. i've quit for 75 days. 15 days, but not in

collapsable goalpost?the right time. >> that could be dangerous otherwise. >> everyone is kicking towards it, it collapses towards the opponent. i like that. join me tonight at 9:00 and 11:00 tonight we'll bring you latest on the malaysia airlines plane that went missing over vietnam today oochl also, disturbing details of an east bay teacher acutes of molesting students. and tonight here on abc7 followed by abc7 news at 11:00. >> two days in a row, the earth buzzed by asteroids. it's 24,000 miles above. it's a close shave in space systems we know a massive earthquake will eventually come. preparing is our individual and collective responsibility. so, too are space rocks earth will be hit by them again. don't think me some sort of a apocalypse whacko, i'm not but the risk is real. there are thousands of near-earth asteroids out there. many large enough to destroy a city. 90% have been mapped and nasa admits we might know knot know in advance we can't worry about that every day what. matters is that world g

collapsable goalpost?llapse at the right time. >> that could be dangerous otherwise. >> everyone is kicking towards it, it collapses towards the opponent. i like that. join me tonight at 9:00 and 11:00 tonight we'll bring you latest on the malaysia airlines plane that went missing over vietnam today oochl also, disturbing details of an east bay teacher acutes of molesting students. and tonight here on abc7 followed by abc7 news at 11:00. >> two days in a row, the earth buzzed by asteroids. it's 24,000 miles above. it's a close shave in space systems we know a massive earthquake will eventually come. preparing is our individual and collective responsibility. so, too are space rocks earth will be hit by them again. don't think me some sort of a apocalypse whacko, i'm not but the risk is real. there are thousands of near-earth asteroids out there. many large enough to destroy a city. 90% have been mapped and nasa admits we might know knot know in advance we can't worry about that every day what. matters is th

. >>> all right, enjoy these nfl touchdown dunks over the goalpost while you can. >> you probably won'tcause dunking will now draw a 15-yard penalty. the nfl says banning the popular celebration is a way of stopping goalposts from being knocked off kilter like one was last year. critics say it is another example of the nfl being the no fun league. >> i don't mind the dunk so much. >> all right. well, it is a travel day for teams playing in tomorrow's ncaa march madness game. >>> as for basketball games that were played last night, we get the highlights now from espn. >>> hi there. i'm kenny, he's jay. this is our tryout tape to make it to the real "gma" show. right now we're on it at like 4:45 in the morning. >> i'll start with my first highlight. here we go. it was exciting. thunder/mavericks, there's kevin durant. oh, he had himself a game, fourth quarter, under 45 seconds left. durant for three. 43 points, 6 assists, 5 rebounds. thunder up three including that possession. jose calderon answers for the three-pointer of his own. mavs tied at 111. a minute to play in o.t. mavs up five.

the goalposts go up at levi stadium. the cool thing that they can do that others cannot. >> we are expecting a another springlike day. >> it will be beautiful outside. this is the view from our mount tam cam. this is making way for a another warm day. we will see an increase in clouds cover letter on tonight. we are expecting light showers tomorrow into up monday morning. it will be dry for the rest of the work week. take a look at temperatures. if you're going out the door in napa it is 32 degrees. upper 40's along the east bay shoreline mid 40's for the south bay. into the afternoon you will see pretty nice temperatures. 73 degrees expected for sunnyvale. 74 degrees for evergreen pripet low 70's for concord and and danville. 73 degrees for walnut creek. upper 60s from downtown san francisco. mid 60's for the coast. 70 degrees expected for petaluma. and 72 for napa. >> take a look at satellite and radar we have a system that is approaching. we're expecting light showers as early as tonight. it will be light and it will

then the goalpost moved and it was the cbo's goal, the congressional budget office. shooting for 5 million to 6 million. they're well short either way. let's bring in our panel. jonah goldberg mauryra eliasson and charles krauthammer. mara, what is the white house saying and what is reality? >> the white house has said for some time, they have kind of moved the goalpost again. they said under 30 is fine. or under 35, because that's the amount of young people that have signed up for the massachusetts health care system at this point at its inception. they're saying that's a number that gets them out of the danger zone. you're not going to have a debt spiral if you have a quarter being young people. originally, they were talking about 38% being young people, which is more than young people's percentage of the p populati population, but you need that cushion of young, healthy people to subsidize the older, sicker people. they're short of that. the question is are they so short that the thing will fall apart and collapse of its own weight? they seem to think no. will the

>> russia kept moving the goalposts. russia was initially opposed to ukraine's movement toward nato, there's no consensus in ukraine. there's opposition to ukraine being part of the military alliance. but there was support, a majority support for joining the european union. if russia keeps moving the goalpost and suggesting that somehow an economic free trade agreement with the european union is a sign of a threatening security issue for russia, then i think the problem is with the brungs side not with the ukrainian or the west. >> sreenivasan: let's talk about the economic sanctions and possibilities here, do we have enough leverage over russia where economic sanctions would act as a deterrent for what they're doing in crimea now? >> i think we probably don't. remember, the united states has various sanctions we could impose, but russia has various ways to retaliate against that. for example, they can start cutting off energy supplies to ukraine and also to other states in europe, which gets about 30% of its energy, now

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football players may not dunk on the goalposts after a a touchdown. the players will receive a 15-yard penalty, but don't worry. vernon davis can shoot the jumper, but he can't dunking. a brief timeout before we look at men's and women's run at the sweet 16 and what rivalry might this be? both benches empty over not much. i can relate and i will share it with you as we >>> stanford's cal bell guy will be busy with men hosting penn state. the men's team took off for meme foss -- memphis. coach dawkins and vandevere and stanford is one of the few with men and women teams in the sweet 16. the cardinals are not listening to the noise from their detractors. >> the way people look at it is their perception. it is a matter of us going out there and believing in ourselves. we are pulling together as a team and winning games. >> we end with rivals florida state and florida you baseball. a slow roller colliding with the pitcher. he is not too happy and we have a benches clearing brawl. do you see the guy highlighted? that's the heisman trophy winner jameis wins

football players may not dunk on the goalposts after a a touchdown. the players will receive a 15-yard penalty, but don't worry. vernon davis can shoot the jumper, but he can't dunking. a brief timeout before we look at men's and women's run at the sweet 16 and what rivalry might this be? both benches empty over not much. i can relate and i will share it with you as we continue. since i had had health insurance -- icy i needed. of since i had hwhat policy i needed.- within 4icy. [ female announcer ] everyone deserves health insurance. are you in? find free, confidential, local help at coveredca.com. will be busy with men hosting penn state. the men's team took off for meme foss -- memphis. coach dawkins and vandevere and stanford is one of the few with men and women teams in the sweet 16. the cardinals are not listening to the noise from their detractors. >> the way people look at it is their perception. it is a matter of us going out there and believing in ourselves. we are pulling together as a team and winning games. >> we end with rivals florida s

gregg: changing the goalposts. >> changing the goalpost. moving the goalpost.he president says he can get buy with only 25% of young people signing up. we'll see, eventually the numbers will be the proof. but at the moment, we just don't know. gregg: well, 25% of the young people, i mean, that is not enough. i mean the risk pool, according to insurance companies, has to be at least 40% of young people, right? >> well i think it will take us a number of years to find out whether or not this program is going to work at all. i think where the problem is, the republicans haven't really offered an alternative to it. they're content for the moment to kind of bash obamacare and hope that will be enough. gregg: back to sort of our original discussion of the president avoiding journalists. he is also avoiding photographers. you know, we have a picture of the president and michelle obama. and all of the pictures of the president, most all of the pictures of the president, there they are together, it is all coming from the white house official photographer and, instead of

. >>> new rules come the same day that the nfl banned dunking on a goalpost to celebrate a touchdown. players will be penalized for using the crossbar as a prop. in the past games have been delayed. >>> 4:55. forget about the next big silicon valley tech company to go public. >> san francisco-based company's behind a new concept that would trade nfl players like stocks. >>> 49ers' tight end vernon davis, as part of the deal, the company will pay $4 million in exchange for 10% of his future football-related earnings. to cover fees, fan texts will sell 420,000 shares of stock at $10 apiece. the performance of the stock depends whether the star lands another big contract after 2015 season. so far new york comment from davis. >> wow, interesting. >> a bit of football gambling. >> where will mike be going next? >> not here but just looked this up, i heard about this, hollywood stock exchange as well, you can trade movie stars and their worth on the stock exchange, goes up with worth for the paycheck they get for each movie. like a fantasy league, too. i'm not there. this is where i am, bay

do you think this is evidence that the goalposts are moving back towards the left side of the field?lected officials will carry out the will of the electorate. >> yeah. >> and it's americans all over this country are saying, yes, we want to have better pay, we want to have a public investment that's going to reflect the needs of the country, like our crumbling roads and infrastructure, the need for trans transit, the need for smart grids, we need this stuff. the public knows we need it. it's nice when elected officials, who are supposed to be responsive to the electorate, are willing to do that. i don't know if we're in a progressive moment or not. i think we are. i can tell you this, we are responding to the needs of the people. >> you know, even reading that script, and i'll admit it was a script, i wasn't doing an ad-lib, but the carbon tax, the clinton era tax break, higher tax brackets for millionaires and billionaires. these were once not crazy, wild, leftist ideas. these are fairly moderate ideas about how you have a balanced budget. are we getting -- i mean, when you -- when

football players may not dunk on the goalposts after a a touchdown.nalty, but don't vernon vernon davis can shoot the jumper, but he can't dunking. a brief timeout before we look at men's and women's run at the sweet 16 and what rivalry might this be? both benches empty over not much. i can relate and i will share it with you as we continue. will be busy with men hosting penn state. the men's team took off for meme foss -- memphis. coach dawkins and vandevere and stanford is one of the few with men and women teams in the sweet 16. the cardinals are not listening to the noise from their detractors. >> the way people look at it is their perception. it is a matter of us going out there and believing in ourselves. we are pulling together as a team and winning games. >> we end with rivals florida state and florida you baseball. a slow roller colliding with the pitcher. he is not too happy and we have a benches clearing brawl. do you see the guy highlighted? that's the heisman trophy winner jameis winston. he is a pitcher for florida state. florida won the

the league says damage to the goalpost can result.hat means a delay of game while they have to be straightened. >>> this was a special day in this building, and tonight we want to congratulate the dean of all the anchors here in new york city. chuck scarborough today celebrates 40 years on the air at wnbc-tv. looking back, chuck appears to have started while still in high school in 1974. the veteran journalist is also an air force veteran, a pilot, author and the recipient of 33 emmy awards. congratulations to our colleague, but most of all our friend chuck, without whom it would not be new york. >>> when we come back, a giant water taxi on the move tonight, 30 million seats are going fast. \s break/e >>> our final story here tonight is about a rescue mission underway in california, in the midst of the history making drought that has left rivers so low that tens of millions of salmon are having trouble getting to where they need to be this time of year. that's where something called the water taxi comes in. we get the story tonight fr

go goalposts went up last week. >> then, on abc7 news at 11:00 following breaking news out of the east bay. body of a woman found in this home. we'll have late details for you at 11:00. tonight here on abc7 it's last man standing and neighbors followed by shark tank and 2020. it's available on your smart phone, tablet or computer. >> finally thoughts about what matters this week we broke the story about a new drug hitting streets a dangerous, phone shally deadly combination of lsd and am get mean. a local high school student overdosed on the drug. he survived. it creates hallucinating affects we know kids make bad choices. many of us did. it's not always easy to talk with our children about the decisions they can process especially during turbulent years. and harder because they helped me navigate those choppy waters. hard topics are too easy to avoid but what matters is our children and grandchildren. they pretend not to, they want our gentle guidance when needed and tough love when appropriate. let me know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook. that is our report. i'm dan

giggles of delight goalposts are eighteen. trust me with is every chance it on the strip as logic is running the system and it was so scared about going to attend to. yes and no stranger to how important it is to have a policy interventions. he is heading and what minnesota finance and law that the series is houston's it wishing you were to be given to them. he pointed his candidate as opposed to the head of the country to get it and sent on my previous elections onto the ball famous artists and was making her an actual campaign. and this election she will be represented by an activist of the madonna. she presented them in a speech to the coast to promise that a decision as the president of the reinforcement of ukrainian. i mean i couldn't get on and on the coming state to state and international security guarantees turned out to be emptied. while. these trading on the basis of the men as dc has done his character and director of the paint on and on the world the descent affirmation of the new military doctrine. together with

go goalposts went up last week. >> then, on abc7 news at 11:00 following breaking news out of the easthis home. we'll have late details for you at 11:00. tonight here on abc7 it's last man standing and neighbors followed by shark tank and 2020. it's available on your smart phone, tablet or computer. >> finally thoughts about what matters this week we broke the story about a new drug hitting streets a dangerous, phone shally deadly combination of lsd and am get mean. a local high school student overdosed on the drug. he survived. it creates hallucinating affects we know kids make bad choices. many of us did. it's not always easy to talk with our children about the decisions they can process especially during turbulent years. and harder because they helped me navigate those choppy waters. hard topics are too easy to avoid but what matters is our children and grandchildren. they pretend not to, they want our gentle guidance when needed and tough love when appropriate. let me know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook. that is our report. i'm dan ashley. >> our coverage of brea

goalposts. but the new 49 stadium mileposts and santa clara facility this morning.atic collapsible posts and the history of the nfl. there they go my body guard kevin a joke his shirt so it can get rid of them fast after the games of the to allow the check and pulled, and the make money on the side. there is normally a whole the about people obtain a goal post it on down quick right after the first automatic collapsible goalpost in the nfl and you can tell your friends at your 49er fan it happened. at my stadium. all the ceiling to think about that. >> : lisa alicea >> : a porcelain and his father yelling item carries only practicing. exhibition we don't get no kidding. in switzerland and video with yourself on alicea. >> : the comeback in a moment. >> : these are the hands a pediatrician. these are pioneering advances in heart surgery. and these are developing groundbreaking treatments for cancer. they're the hands of the nation's top doctors. kaiser permanente doctors. and though they are all different, they work together on a single mission: saving lives. discove

nfl banned players from dunking on goalposts after touchdowns.15 yard penalty if they do. and we end on a sad note buffalo bills owner ralph wilson died at the age of 95. he was the founder and sole owner of the team. he was instrumental in helping bring about the merger. bills went to four super bowls but never won. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply, hardware he owned channel 36 in san jose back in the 80s. >> big loss for nfl. >> yes. >> join me tonight at 9:00, a terrifying moment on camera. a construction worker trapped in a fire. mazing rescue at 9:00 >> then at 11:00 a high school team with big league hearts the gift to a group of little leaguers. it's a touching very you don't want to miss >> march develops agents of shield airs at 8:00, and we'll be back with abc7 news at 11:00. >> go to watch abc.com or down load the app from your app store. >> that is this edition of abc7 news. our breaking news continues now on twitter. we appreciate your time. >> from all of us here, h ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad

nfl banned players from dunking on goalposts after touchdowns.ayers will get a 15 yard penalty if they do. and we end on a sad note buffalo bills owner ralph wilson died at the age of 95. he was the founder and sole owner of the team. he was instrumental in helping bring about the merger. bills went to four super bowls but never won. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply, hardware he owned channel 36 in san jose back in the 80s. >> big loss for nfl. >> yes. >> join me tonight at 9:00, a terrifying moment on camera. a construction worker trapped in a fire. mazing rescue at 9:00 >> then at 11:00 a high school team with big league hearts the gift to a group of little leaguers. it's a touching very you don't want to miss >> march develops agents of shield airs at 8:00, and we'll be back with abc7 news at 11:00. >> go to watch abc.com or down load the app from your app store. >> that is this edition of abc7 news. our breaking news continues now on twitter. we appreciate your time. >> from all of us here, have a great night. ♪ ♪ some mone

then after this, they're not going to be able to see the goalpost.a snap back top reality as a major winter storm move this is way. >> storm team 4 is keeping a watch on this system. chuck says it's a matter of hours before we see the first effects right? >> absolutely right. rain drops arriving late this afternoon today. people are wondering if it's all snow. no. it's going to start as rain. that's the challenge, how much moisture do we waste as rain drops before we switch over? there could be an ugly period of sleet or iciness before everything goes to plain old snow. winter storm warnings are up. it will start as rain. there will be a wintery mix of sleet and freezing rain then over to snow by midnight and 3:00 a.m. over to all snow before you get up. travel difficult and dangerous. snow ends tomorrow afternoon. here's the leading edge of the snow pushing to far western maryland. local storm team 4 radar shows a dry and mild start. temperatures in the 40s. 44 now, 50 by noon. low 50s for a time this afternoon. mild weather, first drop as

. >> young lady needs to be drop kicked through the goalpost of life. >> laugh hysterically at me andel the snow from the driveway. >> thanks for watching. i'm alisyn camerota. >> see you tomorrow. here is gretchen. >> fox news alert, a tense standoff continues in ukraine as russian forces fire warning shots from an air force base they now occupy. hi, everyone. i'm gretchen carlson, welcome to "the real story." after marshalling troops into parts of ukraine, russian president vladimir putin claiming it's the west making things worse. claiming needed to go in to protect ethnic population living there. he says they are living under threat. it's the russian troops who seem to be calling all the shots.

other notable rule changes, goalposts will be raised five feet. the game clock continues after a quarterback sack. other rule changing notes, extra points from the 25 yard line were shot down, extra points from the 25 yard line will be tried in the preseason. that's it for sports. more news coming up after the break. >>> okay. thank you, geraud. we want to interrupt and get out to san francisco to the federal courthouse. leland yee had no comment as he left the federal courthouse but we have his attorney who is ready to take questions now before a lot of reporters there in front of the courthouse. >> i will not comment on other aspects. >> does he know the other 19 defendants? >> no comment as to any connections with anyone. >> what about the charges? a lot of this is driven by a sting by undercover operatives. any comment on that? seems like a lot of this was -- >> as you know, 137-page complaint was filed. obviously, the first time that we saw it was in court today, but we haven't had a chance to really read it from front to back. we'll defer an

as the president comes home, he has reached what is a very important deadline -- i'm sorry, goalpost6 million signups. so clearly the president has got some good news to come home to. >> right. and i think this gives supporters of the affordable care act sort of a third chance to make a decent impression. they didn't do it well the first time when they passed it, the roll-out was terrible but now you've got some real numbers there. those 6 million and a whole lot of other people through the medicare expansion in the states that are willing to do it, a whole lot of people on their parents' health plans. so i hope that people get aggressive and kind of proud of the thing. there's been so much defensiveness in response to these attacks. a whole lot of people are getting health insurance who couldn't get health insurance before. that's a really big deal. i think democrats should stop being afraid of defending that. >> i am so with you on that, e.j. >> democrats, did you hear that? stop being afraid of defending that. >> still ahead, democrats play hard ball with the koch brothers. but wi

it could be a goalpost conveniently pushed. >> isn't it a wonderful world? the administration gets to have it any way they want it have it. all of the promises about obama care, completely hypocritical. they dpt come through. now this. more of the same. unfortunately the continuation of lawlessness from the administration. i feel sorry, hon of thely, from the people trying to be administrators of obama care. how in the world do they know what to comply with. do you either follow the law as it's written or are you responsible for watching jay carney's press conference to figure out what the law is? it is complete incredibility on the part of -- >> congressman, what amazes me, is that it would -- in other word, if you made a good faith effort and checked off that little box, that's good enough for us. and we all have to be honest and say that we tried. >> no, it's the -- >> so anyone could say they tried and avoid paa penalty or anything else. >> of course. it is a wink and a nod. it means nothing. this is all outcome based legislating from the administration.

. >> young lady needs to be drop kicked through the goalpost of life. >> laugh hysterically at me and tell me onto shovel the snow from the driveway. >> thanks for watching. i'm alisyn camerota. >> see you tomorrow. here is gretchen. >> fox news alert, a tense standoff continues in ukraine as russian forces fire warning shots from an air force base they now occupy. hi, everyone. i'm gretchen carlson, welcome to "the real story." after marshalling troops into parts of ukraine, russian president vladimir putin claiming it's the west making things worse. claiming needed to go in to protect ethnic population living there. he says they are living under threat. it's the russian troops who seem to be calling all the shots. >> russian ambassador to the u.n. now claiming exiled ukrainian prime minister is the reason russia sent troops in. president obama spoke about the standoff just a short time ago. >> the course of history is for people to want to be free to make their own decisions about their own futures. and the international community, i think, is unified in believing that it is not the

. >> well, just keep moving the goalposts further and further down the field. >> there has been a last-minutee signing up for the affordable care act so far. >> obamacare isop

they continue to move at the goalposts on this. they continue to play different expectation games, and also change the law. and just a few weeks ago, senator for medicare and medicaid services, who is in charge of this program, their spokesperson says they didn't have the statuary authority to extent oopen enrollment and here they are extending the open enrollment. so at some point we have to be asking this administration, what gives and where does congress come in and step in when it comes to executing this law? >> all right. i feel like doing my best three stooges. but i'm not going to do that. gretchen hamel. thank you very much. >>> this is something i feared might happen when i heard this news yesterday. enrollment for obamacare would soar because now all folks have to do to avoid a penalty is check a box promising that that -- that they're trying to enroll and they'll be given a grace period and avoid nastiness from uncle sam. the white house is now saying six million people are signed up and nancy pelosi says it's only going

terms of trying to shepherd as many people as they possibly can but yet every time they move that goalpost, everybody gets concerned because things are not working. and what is this delay actually mean? what it means is, that there are likely a lot more serious problems behind the scenes. gerri: right. >> and in getting the enrollees actually processed through the system, to make sure they end up in the right insurance plans, and the fact that that their payments are being processed. >> i guaranty you it is not happening the back end isn't finished. >> that is exactly right. gerri: when you talk to the federal talk to the pr for the white house, when you talk to health and human services, said for a same thing for a long time the 31st is the deadline of the listen to this. >> march 31st is the deadline for enrollment. you heard us make that clear. >> there is no delay beyond march 31st. >> can you rule out the idea that the president doesn't delay the individual mandate? >> yes, i can. >> you can? that will not happen? >> that will not happen. gerri: that will not happen. the 31st is the d

moving the proverbial goalpost, in football or soccer terms. not being respectful.ttle dicey from time to time. so, then j.p. joins the festivities. he gives the old walk-on. there was some applause, et cetera. you get the idea. he had to address the honesty issue. so let's -- i think he tried to clarify it. let's see what he had to say. >> i've been honest since day one to all of you. and sometimes that happens to seem a little rude. and, yeah, sometimes it happens to be that way, but at the same time, i would rather not be appreciated being honest and then be appreciated not being honest. >> well, there you go. he cleared that up, didn't he? >> yeah. >> i thought he did, too. right. moving on. juan pablo said he wouldn't change a thing about anything that went down and he said he has no regrets about any of his phrasing or how he said certain things, et cetera. one more note, we saw andi there in the clip. she said that no matter what has also been said about the fantasy suite, et cetera, quote, he wasn't mean -- excuse me, he wasn't mean to me. so, there was, you

theÑi president has rightly movd the goalposts.e to recognize for moment we won't be able to reserve the russian move into crima, but this is intended to try to make sure that putin does not go further and if it destabilizes ukraine. >> one thing that seemed almost certain when we were reporting from crimea was that angela merkel was not going to mess with the energy ties she had and that great britain would not mess with the financial ties. angela merkel shocked a lot of people. >> yeah. 30% of germany's natural gas comes from russia. i think this is where we have an important energy card to play in the succeeding years. for the past several years we tried to diversify europe's energy sources so it would not be subject to blackmail from russia. i think we need to continue to explore that in greater detail over time, replace russian gas with american gas. i think that's a conversation that has already started between the united states and europe. >> i don't know who is winning politically around the world except to say that putin's

something, like when the arena football league started, we own intellectual property for the football, goalpostse invented something that doesn't exist today and it has not been an easy route, right? the engineering to drill 2.2 million holes in nfl sized, have the right air pressure sure, static pressure sure, the right amount of technology needed that and engineering, you know we have talked to people from like the university of michigan school of engineering, fluid dynamics professors. a lots gone into that. so we've done all the hard work. cheryl: okay. >> we have done the infrastructure. cheryl: maybe you can shorten that pitch a little bit. because it looks like a lot of fun. adam: looks like a lot of fun and wish you the best, because it is not only cool but i can't wait to see what you do with foosball. mark, thank you very much. >> thank you. cheryl: so mastering the art of gift giving. with a few clicks the online service using thoughtfulness of personally chosen gift with convenience of a gift card. adam: bracket busted? you're not along. overwhelming percentage of college basketball

but potential is an issue, okay, so now we're going to move the goalpost slightly and make it harderdata. i can live with that, but i surely hope that this issue of agility that alexander talked about doesn't become the missing gap, the hour of delay or whatever, which allows a second 9/11. >> last thing. >> i would argue that opponents of metadata collection aren't concerned with the practical realities. they hear about it, they're surprised the government does it, they don't feel like it's transparent. it's about the principle, not the practical connotations of it. >> alexander says, juan, he can't fight the hobgoblins in his words of what could happen. he's dealing with the realities of the checks and balances he has to go through. >> hats off to him because there's no evidence of abuse at this point. what you hear from senator paul and oerltthers is oh, because y have this data, there's a potential for abuse. there's also a potential for terrorism, and you have to have some balance. we made a big decision as an american people when we passed the patriot act and renewed the patrio

. >> well, just keep moving the goalposts further and further down the field. >> there has been a last-minute surge in demand. >> 5 million people signing up for the affordable care act so far. >> obamacare is popular because obamacare is saving lives. >> they like what they have once they have it. >> the dates are the date and the law is the law. >> good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching. there are only six days left to sign up for obamacare. the first open enrollment period ends monday march 31st. i have a smile on my face tonight, folks. i find this so hilarious. it's a deadline! holy smokes, they've moved the deadline again! we're saving lives across america, this is a terrible thing! okay, if you're a conservative, i'm sure before this broadcast is over with you're going to hate me and you're probably going to have a stroke. but i'm going to give you some numbers tonight that aren't being reported. there's a slight chance that this deadline is going to save even more american lives. you see, the obama administration said they'll extend the deadline to april 15th, as

sticking with his ultramodern cutting edge technology, levy stadium will be featuring collapsible goalpostsere installed yesterday and will increase safety on the field as well as allow the stadium to ease into nonfootball events like the concerts and other events they have planned. >>> we want to thank you so much for making us a part of your morning. we'll have more local news at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00 and be upstaged by the tail. dmitri, again, is available for adoption today, petsinneed.org. the shelter is in redwood city. it's very nice. stop by. stay good-bye, dmitri! - if you've come looking for some fun or a chance to be most anyone there's a little shop i know you'll find it on "the chica show" follow me and step inside imagination is your guide pick a costume off you go now you're on "the chica show" cowboys dancers astronauts and much more adventure is the thing we always have in store so join our funny family - and me - and me - and me - and me - the clothes are cool the fun is free so welcome to "the chica show" [children cheering] - there ya go, stitches. - a little lower. - did

you can move the goalposts but you can't move the end zone. falling unemployment is going to cause wage inflation. we are seeing wage inflation. >> there was one month, david, of higher wage inflation, and everybody got spooked and said the fez is going to -- specifically because you had a weather event's, which is a typical hike you have in earnings when you have people stay home because of weather. i think we are just so far from a wage inflation issue. >> david? >> first of all, i do want to see higher wages. i agree. i want to see higher wages now. the problem is two or three years down the line the problem is when you push -- leave the rates too low you're going to end up with some bubbles, some asset price bubbles. you're eventually going to end up with wage inflation, which is undesirable. and i feel like they need to get their policy in line getting back to normal. i don't understand why they're trying to get back to an irpt rate which is below normal. they'll end up with inflation down the road. >> david, do you really think you have

twice he has knocked the goalpost over. mutual respect and sportsmanship is the reasons. >> dallas has the third best record behind the paces and the heat. in the woolly west they were taking on second-best in the west. 45 seconds left. kevin durant nail the three. thunder open. shouldn't have done that, hit the three, sending the game into ot. mavs. backs down, fade away. mavs up five. nabiski provide a 3-point dagger. mavericks win. >> phil jackson won five championships and many were disappointed he wasn't hired to be the team president. the new york nix did that. with jack on looking on in the staple center the lakers showed him how far they are from winning a championship. >> they are not in the play-offs. the nix threw them further out. the nix giving up a team record and assured themselves of a losing record. by the way. the 51 point in the quarter was a lakers record. across the pond another proud franchise that seems to have lost its way. tuesday, nerp in danger of -- they were in danger are of losing three in a ro

. >> the nfl is gorgeous start penalizing those dunks over the goalpost crossbar after a score.tie-in is well known for this type of touchdown celebration. it was first popularized by former cal star and future hall of famers tony gonzales. last season after ducking after is core, gramm but the crossbar causing the game to be delayed as crews had to agree level live. >> this sunday night, kron4 sports special. gary will be joined by giants manager bruce bochy. they will talk about the upcoming season. touching on everything from barry bonds returning to lend some comes pitching. linces everhingour uth es in days buip yoneedistene®.f cter. anto dtroyhoseayer s unue fmulaenettes the lars dper an oer mouthwass, klingbactia a theay down tthe ttomlaye so for alean, althr moh, go wh #1enti recmend stere® por toour uth. alsory n lisrine natuls. the on mouwash at cbine the poweof stere®ith naturay socedingrient whatoes at first spooul tte le?ok. hoy bunches oats. ching! mmmm! mmmm! mm! it's thoats. honey. yeah. hoy bunches oats. is ia grt cereal. >> welcome back. we have a decent shower

skeptical or doubtful, or critical, of the way the fed goes about this, yes, the fed is moving the goalpostsfed wants us to have a safe and sound financial system. clearly, the fed is prepared to air on the side of caution, perhaps maybe not want the shareholders want. >> on the one hand you have a fed that once these banks to be out there lending, has created an environment where there are tons of incentives to borrow money. things have never been so cheap for this long. yet effectively it seems to be fighting what it is trying to do , because it is requiring banks to have much higher, stricter capital requirements, including these stress test results out. limiting their ability to issue dividends. are a bank, why not hoard your cash and call it a day? what incentive do you have when your margins are this thin on lending and the fed tells you you have to hang onto things for a rainy day? a you don't, though, that is misunderstanding of capital requirements. capital can be lent out, it is the capital that you can fall back on when you have loan losses. they would like to see more equity capi

there is a bit of goalpost moving. but i think this week there may be a shot.ber, it became within one vote a week or two ago. >> why this week i'm a what could change? >> i know there are a lot of discussions going on. and i know there are republicans who feel that we've really got to do something about this. and i think they are starting to hear from people. i hear from people from maine, just heartbreaking stories. people who work for 30 years, have long work histories and through no fault of their own they just can't find anything. and this is the difference between being able to pay the rent or stating in your car. quick speaking about pay for, though, this is -- >> speaking of paid for, this is when congress is weighing aid to ukraine. all those issues need to be funded. how do you get jobless benefits to the forefront? >> as i say, you've got to find some offsets. for instance, we passed a big farm bill about a month ago. within that "farmville" was about $20 billion in cuts over the next 10 years. therehin that farm bill, with about $20 billion in cuts

. >> of it making it to -- >> the fed says it is moving the goalposts.n a qualitative basis, the stress tests are getting harder every year. that is part of the point. >> they are getting harder, but this year, the fed has worth the bangs better than they did in the past. last year, they failed a couple, this year they said you know what, you are asking for too and, lower it a little bit you pass. >> that brings us to the next point, why were they allowed to reselect their plans and get it approved? >> the citigroup fail was a qualitative fail, as the fed puts it was a basically they had questions about their stress testing processes, and in the fed's document, they said about citigroup's with physically, citigroupout specifically, we do not believe you know how to project revenue or losses across your global operations. >> paul, what is the point of failing citigroup in the first place? there are a lot of people that within say in a truly stressed scenario, if we face a near depression again, and the treasury department were not there to bail these bank

they must either move the safety goalpost or they will incur an overrun or a schedule slip. if competition is maintained, nasa may have alternatives other than accepting a less safe design or late delivery. i only share that with the committee and you because it is very clear that if we move toward one, depending on what our budget numbers are, the likelihood that we are not paying the attention to crew goes out, not down. >> no, ma'am. the likelihood that we will pay less attention to safety is euro. safety is something that i do and the commercial crew does. our attention to safety is independent of cost. we may become even more vigilant. the schedule will stretch. we will require additional testing. that is what happens when you don't have competition. they begin to think that they rely on us. you must have it. that is not the case. we are not going to do that. >> i now recognize the gentleman from texas. >> administrator bolden, we are all regretful that we are relying upon the russians to take american astronauts to the international space station. given the turmoil ukr

the league decided tuesday that players will draw a flag when they dunk the football over the goalposthletes accuse the league of taking the fun out of the game. >> jerry bruk hiemer is one of hollywood's most successful and influential movie producers. it's also a titan of television. before we will meet him, we'll take a look at some of his high-flying, high-octane work. >> from "top gun," and "the rock," to "armageddon," explosive action mixed with heartfelt cinema is jerry's recipe for creating some of the biggest blockbusters of our time. he's produced more than 50 films, which have grossed more than $15 billion worldwide. his beginnings were anything but blockbuster. the only child of german immigrants, he recalls a house so small he could stretch out his arms and touch the walls of his bedroom. he fell in love with films at the local movie house, where his head was filled with larger than life dreams. 1983's "flash dance" became his first het and started a fashion trend with women taking scissors to their sweatshirts. >> the man is a legend to me. he's a legend to us all. >> in