you heard him talk about gene haas giving him the opportunity.ut obviously he proved he can handle it and was victorious today. >> what i saw after that mix-up with brad keselowski how he kept his cool, kept his car going straight. all brad was doing was trying to lure kurt in a fight. i just like his maturity and i like who he is today. i like the person that kurt is. he's an awesome race car driver and proved he can get it done against the best in jimmie johnson. >> he wouldn't even take the bait in the post interview that he wanted to punch keselowski in the face. i have to focus. we were trying to get hold of keselowski. clint bowyer slipped away from us. we will have more as kurt busch celebrates. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know pinocchio was a bad motivational speaker? i look around this room and i see nothing but untapped potential. you have potential. you have...oh boy. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. cut!

kevin harvick in the 4 car for stewart haas racing. a dominant performance. this is his home away from home. his fifth win. most of any drivers in phoenix. 224 laps he led. and rick hendrick from the competition, the superteam in victory last week. terrific start for junior. >> rick hendrick built the engines and supports that team as well. there's dale jr. how could you not tell kevin harvick what a great job? an amazing performance today. >> we talked about the weekend. once he got out in front, the closer known for coming out of nowhere to win race independence type, he stayed out in front and wouldn't let anybody not even dale earnhardt jr. get close. one of the reasons he wanted to move after 13 years with one race team with stuart hass racing, thought he could get better cars, more of a championship run. >> today was an example of being right. when you figured something out. he thought he needed to move on, give him his best chance for a championship. they can now focus on that championship. they're more than likely in the chase. >> congratulations for

the front getting past kyle larson, the rookie, his brother kurt busch and tony stewart from stewart-haas racing. with michael waltrip, chris myers, glad to have you watching with us. a record number of lead changes for this track and this race, 35. in the end kyle celebrating and our steve byrnes is down there. >> chris, kyle busch jumps out of the car and celebrates with his wife, samantha. kyle, yesterday you said -- oh, thank you. that feels good. yesterday you said the fans won, but today you won. tell us how you won this race. >> i think the fans won today, too, man. holy cow. what do you expect when you have a green/white/checkered finish and everyone has to put four tires on. that right there is -- the days of thunder thing there. what do you mean? there's two laps to go. everyone is going to pit. unbelievable day. i can't say enough about interstate batteries, everybody from interstate, m&ms, peanut, sn snickers, doublemint, toyota awesome today to be here again in their hometown and of course sprint. appreciate them being here and helping us with our sport, monster energy, nothi

furthermore, one last point is that the haa only applies to housing development projects and the haay clearly defines housing development project if it's a mixed use project as one where the non-residential uses are related to neighborhood and commercial uses. the neighborhood commercial is defined as small specialty stores. this is going tools to have a restaurant and a restaurant is not a store according to the land use guidelines. as such the project is not housing development project and not subject to the protections of thehaa. thank you. >> any other public comments on the closed session. seeing none. commissioners the next item is to whether or not hold a closed session. if you wish to hold a closed session you need to do so. >> on advice of council i would move to go into closed session based on the attorney-client privilege. >> okay. mr. pacheco will you take roll on that. >> on the motion from the vice-president to enter into closed session. on that motion commissioner fung, aye, commissioner huang is absence, commissioner lazarus, commissioner honda. the vote >>> welcome b

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and in the next hour, richard haas will join us and richard falkenrath will join us as well to give us perspective. more companys driven. softbank president is coming to washington. he will not be doing hard lobbying on trying to get a sprint-t-mobile merger approved. regulators have stood firm. but he will make the argument for consolidation in the mobilephone business through advanced wireless broadband as an alternative to cable. softbank controls sprint which has been considering an offer for t-mobile but u.s. regulators squashed that. >> i would think a lot of americans alike, who we? >> one of the richest men in japan. he transfer -- transform the mobile industry over there. that is something we will continue to monitor certainly in the coming days. the last front page story, going right to the chart you were just showing. the csi 300 stock index and china fall into a five-year low. it dropped more than three percent today. the trigger was after china reported experts -- exports tumbled 18% in february. economists were looking for just a 7.5% gain. this was an unexpected drop but

the project does not deserve the protection of the haa. >> my name is margaret gomez, a neighbor of marsh and 5 blocks away from this condominium where it would built. i'm in favor of the conditions decided in december and i'm here to ask you to please keep to that. it was an amazing well thought out decision of course. i'm biased. i'm not an employee of the marsh. i haven't gotten paid yet. i wanted to speak to you about the process. it's called love birds. i go to the theatre just at 6:00 when the marsh youth theatre is leaving. if you can see the youth in these programs and you see the future and these are people who are going to be in business, people in theatre. whatever they do, the marsh creates an incredible environment for them and it's really important that we stick to the hours for them otherwise there won't be a place for these kids to work and learn what they are doing and have an impact as a city. we are talking about affordable living and the city being livable, but without places like the marsh which we have been losing right and left, the city is not livable and when we t

with these haas avocados, these are the ideal for guacamole. use a little lime juice to keep it fresh and not oxidizing. >>> how far would you dig to find a prized possession in one couple out of oklahoma didn't stop at the landfill. a veterinarian took his ring off at work and it ended up in in the trash can. by the time he checked the dumpster it was empty. so gary took his search to the landfill. >> i tore this sack open and dropped it on the corridor box and the ring fell right on the corner of that cardboard boxes. yes! >> score. >> yes. got it back. >> how lucky is he? one of the waste management workers says this is the second lost wedding ring call he has received in 17 years. >>> just a programming note before we go. there is no newscast at 5:00 and 6:00. tune in for march madness as tennessee and michigan at 4 p.m. play and then kentucky versus louisville at 6:30. and that's it for kpix 5. >> i need arizona to win. that's who i picked. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> brooke: i can't j

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stewart-haas racing taking a tough hit today as harvick looked good early.bout gambling, paul wolf, his crew chief, new dad, got a four-year contract extension. last year brad keselowski signed the extension with roger penske racing. logano and brad, but let's look at the guys who have been consistent in the first three races, other than harvick today, people like keselowski, dale earnhardt jr., even jeff gordon. >> there's been really good stories to the start of the season and what i liked the most was what paul wolf did. whatever everybody else did, he did the opposite. he got his driver some track position and then at the end when everybody pitted for gas or no pit at all, he came in and got two tires and gave brad the car the car he needed at the end. >> dale earnhardt and his crew chief were able to gamble because they knew they were in pretty good shape. in the big picture of getting in the 16-car chase. we know some names that will already be there. tonight on fox, it's animation domination. is he doing the post race inspection by himself with the mi

joining us now to explain, richard haas, president of the council on foreign relations.ay. >> thank you for having me. >> so what happened here? was this diplomacy. military threats against putin, or something the global markets themselves did? >> the global markets did it initially. now with the united states, trying to do, put into place some sanctions. the real question is how much at this point the europeans are prepared to, to go along with, with the french, the germans, brits, are all critical. my own sense is they're going to get very limited support at this point for sanctions. that probably prepared to see the russians stay in crimea. what i think they would be prepared, hopefully would be to jack up sanctions if it looked like the russians are going to try to expand their footprint in ukraine. >> why do you think it is limited support? why the europeans aren't willing to jump on board? >> a philosophical issue. prevalent throughout the cold war. the best way to affect behavior and calculations of moscow. perhaps because the our poonz a -- the europeans are clos

haas russia's gas fulfills about that is the key is consumption. it's an amount equal to meet the course of war the us produces and that something good to make sports would hit american households stated that this is a shopping increase and that fuel bills in the medium term when the us fell sending it to him and the seat of a group and will take years to accomplish something. ukraine cannot afford financially but according to kiev western nations opposing much needed loans but they cover the price might not be enough to catch the cranes budgets is part of this gem of a biscuit or as tortoise follow the money. i don't care or are the promised one billion dollars with ukraine which is a paltry sum. it pays to crane's bill for probably two weeks or so ukraine's what action has a commanding thirty five billion dollars. if they get what the european in its promising than the billion euro. there'll be thirteen almost fourteen million dollars. the conditions for the inspectors are going to be absolutely outrageous everybody will live in latin america und

haas. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a message. clip the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir, i transmit here with the following hard copy volumes of the fiscal year 2015 budget, appendix, analytical perspectives and historical tables. signed, sincerely, barack obama, the white house. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the committee on appropriations and ordered printed. pursuant to clause 12a of rule 1, the chair declares the house >> as the session got under way late this morning, dianne feinstein said the c.i.a.'s improper search of a stand alone computer network established for congress had been referred to to the justice department, saying that search in january raised concerns that constitutional rights were violated. here's a portion of what she had to say on the senate floor. >> based on what director brennan has informed us, i have grave concerns that the c.i.a.'s search may well have violated the separation of powers, principles embodied in the united states constitution. including the speech and debate

senior day at haas pavilion. cobbs and solomon and jeff powers all honored.n with 2 of his 18 points. 57-all. jeff scott gets it started for the buffaloes. archia booker takes it the other way. in

richard haas will join us on this in just a moment.. it's incredible. day three. malaysian military officials were tracking the flight and reportedly confirmed it changed course before losing contact with ground control. now, officials are denying that story. we're going to have a live report from malaysia coming up. >>> we begin in florida. big story there. >> wow. >> i don't know how you could not deny this doesn't have national implications. the anti-obamacare republican congressional candidate has won a key special election. the race has been viewed as a test case for the midterm cycle to come. david jolly narrowly defeated democrat alex sink, even as a libertarian candidate ate away some of his lead. the clearwater-st. petersburg area is a swing district with nearly as many registered democrat voters as republicans. as "the new york times" framed it, the loss is a significant blow to morale, to democrats. ms. sink, a moderate, who lost her race for governor in 2010, is a well-known party figure and ran a well-organized campaign. a

hewitt has recorded his 600th career win over a three-set victory over haas at the miami open.e's 33 now. you still recognize him? why? because his back to front baseball cap, of course. he's in a blue shirt. a little later he had time to change and he still loves winning. 6-3, 6-3 the result in that game. not so good, though, for one of his counterparts. you can see tomic beaten 6-0, 6-1. the fastest in atp tour history. it didn't take very long at all. 28 minutes and 20 seconds. not much longer than this bulletin. that for you was "sport today". (vo) you are a business pro. maestro of project management. baron of the build-out. you need a permit... to be this awesome. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. and only national is ranked highest in car rental customer satisfaction by j.d. power. (aaron) purrrfect. (vo) meee-ow, business pro. meee-ow. go national. go like a pro. i can't believe your mom has a mom cave! today i have new campbell's chunky spicy chicken quesadilla soup. she gives me chunky before every game

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results, 9.5 million people that previously did not have coverage gained coverage. 45 to 48 million haas year to between 35.5 and.5 million today. this is -- 38.5 million today. polling by gallup, going into march the percentage had dropped to 15.9%. that is the primary goal in all this to decrease the number of americans who do not have coverage. when the uninsured do not have have -- go to the hospital, somebody has to pay. the breakdown on how they did it is revealing. going into the weekend about 6 million americans had signed up on marketplace exchanges, about a third or 2 million had no insurance whatsoever. according to data from rand 4.5 million previously uninsured adults have signed up through medicaid. that has been politically charged and only half the states have agreed to do it. because of americans who lost coverage because their previous plans were cancelled because of not meeting standards, that is less than 1 million. most of americans that lost their old policies have found other ones or competitive priced alternatives on the obamacare exchanges. so when it comes to pe

first of all, one issue is that until haas year, float -- until last year, floating homes fell under maritime law. >> so they are technically considered in the sea as it were? >> technically they were considered boats. but the supreme court last year said they're not boats. they should be considered houses. and therefore they should not fall under maritime law but they should fall under state law. but the state has not regulated these homes or these floating homes as homes. and therefore, there is no regulations that regulate these homes. so simple issues such as, can i own a piece of water like i own a piece of land? those issues, those basic issues have not been solved yet. >> not been resolved. in america too we also like to worry about this notion of who's going to block whose views, of the waterfront as well. i would imagine there are people who would want to have very waterfront property. the expenses, in the netherlands are fairly high but in new york city would you have any idea how much this would cost? >> very hard to say. but one of the advantages of the water, they are mo

painted by a lot of affairs and frankly speaking the situation within the ump even if they had won the haas election is not much better than the socialist party. there is fighting for the leadership, there is dissatisfaction among the party ranks and the ump doesn't have a leader, doesn't have a policy. so we will see infighting within the ump as we are seeing within the socialist party. this is not good for france. >> is there much concern patrice, about what seems to be a continued rise of the national front, led by lapenne? >> there are so many people so disgruntindisgruntled, that so e have voted for the national front feeling that it couldn't be worse. and this is maybe the worth news for the traditional french politics. >> good to talk to you, patrice de bere, joining us from paris. thank you. >> thank you. >> later, now back to doha and steven. >>> many thanks indeed. >>> delay aims to give the kenyan government more time to provide evident, the kenyan president is charged with being behind ethnic violence. the government is accused of incriminating evidence against hip. internationa

to use it not just as a place to carry out their version of mileage a haas -- violent jihad, but to alsouse it as a springboard. which is the focus of a lot of my engagements with foreign counterparts. >> yes? >> good morning. u.s. news & world report. i would like to follow-up on some of the talk about the intelligence gaps. edward snowden said he has accused the nsa of distracting from pinpointed credible threats. from where you said, do you think there has been intelligence gaps from the nsa or cia in terms of how they could conduct spying and monitoring better? >> anybody who violates their oath in terms of protecting sensitive classified information really has done a great disservice, not just to the country, but also has put the american people at harm. nsa, cia, and others are looking at what we need to do to mitigate whatever types of gaps we might need to face -- we might now face with regard to disclosures. we are try to stay ahead of the challenges. we're working closely with our intelligence partners. distractions do take away from our focus on substantive, functional issues

senior day at haas pavilion. cobbs and solomon and jeff powers all honored.nning to end. solomon with 2 of his 18 points. 57-all. jeff scott gets it started for the buffaloes. archia booker takes it the other way. in ot, cal did make seven free- throws, that last one by cobbs make it 66-65. jordan matthews can't make it more comfortable. booker takes a last-second desperation shot that won't go. cal hangs on for the 1-point win and earns the 4th seed and first-round bye in the conference tournament. >>> similar circumstances for stanford, which also finds itself in that crowd, tied for 3rd place. a fairly well-known former stanford football coach at maples pastime with his young daughter to see the cardinals host ute. chasson randle with 2 of his points. randle gets an impressive assist for the hoop. stanford in front by 11, but the ute went on a 15-3 run. pretty good pass there, taylor to bachynski. utah in font for the first time, but next time down, huestis for 3. the cardinals joins a group of five teams tied at 10-8. stanford will play washington state o

. >> he descroapt a lo doesn't haa lot of empathy. >> after he had run away from home. >> hi honey how are you? >> he is part of bedford police department's victimization unit, responding to or arresting the same people for the same crime. hall makes frequent visits to mike's home becoming a familiar face to the troubled teen. >> he will talk to her. he's excited at times to see her. >> after reviewing data policeman gibson noticed a trend. victims who suffer from domestic violence. attempting to build relationships and stop crime before it starts. >> almost become personally involved in their lives so we can establish a relationship of trust and confidence. >> okay, good. >> ken bennett a liaison officer for mental health, mental retardation group of tarrant county. making sure individuals are on current medications and treatment. reducing the number of individuals funneled into county jail and hospitals. >> without rapport we don't have intervention. when they follow up with these clients on a continuous basis they are building that rapport. >> by us interacting with them more and mo

. >>> richard haas, thank you so much for your time. >> thank you. >>> that's it for "the lead".l turn you over now to mr. wolf blitzer who is in "the situation room." wolf? >>> jake, thanks very much. happening now, the mystery of flight 370. the search for clues as dozens of ships and aircraft hunts for traces of the airliner that disappeared three days ago with 239 people on board. new details of the passengers who officials say were traveling on stolen passports. we're now learning about their ticket purchases and the images recorded by airport surveillance. >>> and if they are eventually found, the plane's data recorders should reveal what went wrong. but why don't airlineser use live-streaming of data giving real-time information about an airline? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room."

us and he's giving us trouble on many, many different fronts and we're dealing with him, as richard haas sort of said, we need to deal with ukraine one square the a time. i disagree with richard for the first time in my life. we need to look at the whole chessboard. >> in here saying you have to deal with russia, everything needs to be on the table, iran, syria, ukraine. it needs to be bilateral discussions with the russians. we can pretend -- >> snowden. >> snowden is another one. we can pretend this isn't the cold war anymore but if he's going to act this way, we have no choice. >> all of these things relate to one another. but we have an immediate situation in front of us in ukraine. >> right. >> we have to make it absolutely clear. this is a very dangerous situation over the next days and weeks and months. >> are you as shocked that the ukrainians have basically kept their powder dry? unlike what happened between georgia and russia? it's been impressive. >> ukrainians deserve a great deal of credit. one of putin's objectives here was to provoke the ukrainians. >> try to bait them. >>

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. >> steve, richard haas said something today that -- he said whenever you have a crisis like this it's important to take a step back and recognize that you're dealing with a square on a chess board, not the entire board. some of the things that are on the entire board with russia include negotiations on iran's nuclear program, getting chemical weapons out of syria, getting north korea back to the negotiating table, and talk about the difficulty of concentrating on any one item on this chess board with russia at the possible expense of other items. >> well, i happen to agree with richard haass on everything except this. i think richard has it inverted. the united states is very good with dealing with squares on the chess board. it's been much less good at dealing with the larger strategic picture with russia and the fact that vladimir putin has been engaged with us for a long period of time of testing the west on a great number of fronts and we simply haven't had a strategic plan. we've been acting in an a la carte, ad hoc way, siloing these little problems, whether it's syria or lgbt i

joining us now is lori haas who co-wrote a letter asking him to veto the bill.er daughter emily survived after being shot twice during the virginia tech massacre. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> your letter said adding more people with guns on campus would only make the situation more dangerous. can you explain your logic on that? >> well, we know in certain situations like active shooter ones, responders, first responders need to understand who the good guy is and bad guy is. we do not need to introduce more firearms into dangerous situations. we can rely on law enforcement to do the job and more weaponry just causes confusion. 'they saw in the tucson arizona shooting admittedly by a concealed holder out there. >> the logic from people defending this bill, although you make a good point about law enforcement, this allows an expanded law enforcement capacity and would apply to former law enforcement officials no longer wearing to badge and people with expired permit that's have been vetted and authorized. what do you say to those

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first of all, the haas will strengthen that, that's what they said. second i believe that president obama, who i think has done very well in this. i have supported him throughout this. i think he's done very well. he'll probably support that. he didn't at first, but now i think he will, and bakley the o olig arches will have trouble banking. they'll get to putin at some point, aren't they? >> i think that trade sanctions take a while, but financial sanctioning can have short-term impact. i think the potential is real that financial actions are enacted previously in elaboration, but even if it's just u.s. action, because of the integration of western jumpian banks into the u.s. financial system, it has the potential for immediate impact of russian corporations, russian citizens, the russian economy. but i would say one other thing. the world economy is still fragile. i think's we play thus the scenari scenarios, we have to be concerned that the world economic recovery doesn't need another bout of instability here. i think markets are a bit more on edge

. >> tommy haas been racing since '69. he was a true racer.ere opened and there was something going on, he was there. david hugo was a smooth driver. they had a team that would do anything for you. as far as i know, tommy adams nor david hugo has ever, ever had an accident up until that day. >> both drivers' flawless track records are about to take a major hit with a heart stopping collision all caught on camera. >> it looked like his car moved out of the right toward the guardrail and tommy looked like he was going right down his lane and david's car actually darted across the track and kind of hit tommy adams' car in the corner panel which sent tommy's car right. we knew that was bad. >> in the business of drag racing, everything could change in a fraction of a second. when david's car steers into tommy's, traveling at 150 miles per hour, that's all it takes for things to go seriously wrong. >> tommy cut across the guardrail, and when it went right off the track into the grass, there was a small hump right there when you went off the track a