tonight -- jason sudeikis, kathryn hahn, david remnick.eaturing the 8g band. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and now, here he is, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: good evening, everyone. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how's everyone doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] did everyone have a good st. patrick's day? [ cheers and applause ] well, if the sound of that cheering made you want to kill yourself, then answer is yes. [ laughter ] well, the situation in the ukraine -- i don't know if you have been following the situation in the ukraine, but the situation in ukraine continues to develop. vladimir putin signed a treaty this morning that formally absorbs crimea into the russian federation. so if you felt bad because you didn't know where crimea was, don't worry, it's gone. [ laughter ] it's not there anymore. it's gone. [ cheers and applause ] things are heating up, though. vice president biden said today that the u.s. is considering sending troops to the baltic states bordering russia. according to biden, the baltic st

. >>> hahn asking the -- hahn asking the power of the sun, how thailand is becoming a solar power engineer. >>> south korea's president condemned the actions of the dap tain and crew of the sunken ferry. it's been described as like an act of terror. four crew members were arrested. divers are retrieving bodies from within the ferry. at least 64 people are confirmed to have died in the tragedy. the search is continuing for 200 others missing. the sea world ferry was 146 metre long ship. the divers are trying to get to the middle decks. some rescued passengers claim the missing people are likely to have congregated in the games room and restaurant. when it sanction, the coast guard began to pump air into the hull. >> adrian brown, our correspondent, is covering the story from the port city of jindo. the president had harsh words for the crew, the members arrested, and the captain, it is clear. she is not going to show them any mercy. >> that's right. the captain really is a figure of hate in this country at the moment, and really is the oection of so much nger from the cam lis -- focus of so

tuesday marking one year since the deadly boston marathon bombings that led to a massive five hahn dayanhunt. national geographic channel has produced a gripping new docudrama based on eyewitness could you tell us from law enforcement, survivors, ordinary citizens whose lives were changed forever. >> he was wearing a white hat and walking back and forth talk on a cell phone. it was just the slightest movement that you end up seeing the backpack and you actually see the individual put it down. walking away from the explosion about 15 seconds or so before the second bomb went off. enormous breakthrough. >> one thing that was distinctive was the white a. from that point on, he was known to us as white hat. >> robert palumbo joins us live. thank you for being with us. this is fantastic. you had inside access? >> we did. we really generated the idea to do this while the investigation was still going on, even before the younger brother was caught. it seemed like such an incredible story. there must be all of this amazing investigation, all this amazing personality, all this amazing thrilling

i'm here in support of victor hahn. i believe mr. hwang would be the right person for the police commission. he would be god for our community because the experience he has. [speaker not understood] with youth that are involved with the juvenile justice. i feel that victor has [speaker not understood] the da for a very long time. and y'all should put him on the board because he's a good perp. thank you. >> thank you. i want to call a few more names. gabrielle a [speaker not understood] ~. [speaker not understood]. deborah lee. dionicio web. david lang. >>> hello, good afternoon. my name is brian goldstein. i'm a policy analyst with the juvenile justice system here in san francisco and i'm here to speak in support of angela chan [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood] youth, adults and other vulnerable populations. we also offer technical assistance and policy analysis. and it's within that lens that we're here to support angela's reappointment. she has been dedicated to strengthening the juvenile just physics and mental he

county supervisor kenneth hahn had been wrestling with the problem for years. people in los angeles loved cars. uh, you grew up liking cars. you'd go over to a high school, you'll see more cars in the parking lot than you do bicycles. los angeles county has got five million trucks, buses, automobiles, motorcycles, and motor vehicles polluting the air. we're in a big garage. no wonder here, on certain days, the people will say the smog is harmful to their health. it is. a neighboring community turned around and sued los angeles, saying, "you're dumping on us." what was that all about? yeah, it was riverside. it is just north of los angeles, where -- this was back in the early '70s -- the parents of the children who couldn't play football in the afternoon because the smog levels were so high that they were ordered indoors finally got agitated enough that they sued the city, they sued the federal government. i was ordered by a court out there to impose, as the clean air act told me to, a transportation control strategy. they said the automobile controls are not go

mary bailey from the home and i was going and mayor jim hahn hospitality nineteen ninety nine. the youngest of four children. she suffered permanent and irreversible brain damage and cause a form of civil polity. pretty good team says it she hand delivered or your prices every intersection. she was happy his spare time although liability remains in dispute. the sentiment of one point five million euro was reached in court today presiding judge justice your fine said it was a very cool essential and she has no hesitation in agreeing it's cheap and after seat on the bench to sit opposite the teenager as she spoke to the courts. fourteen euro married many as in a statement to the court behold the wolves kill me but i have learned to live with this. she finds her family and all those who have to care for her. before telling the court issued an on top of things to me. there is like me. and it would have the entry fee a center ice the cake at the orphanage at the hospital that they were sorry. she says and cease the payment of the compensation that is in the future financial worries

. >> they had less hahn a half mile visibility. >> not only dense fog a flood tide churning water wasa fierce rip tide all affecting the city of chester's navigation. iet was the bow penetrated the hall of the city of chester, scientists surveyed the area, mapping. no one had located the city of chester until last may. when one of the sonar equipped boats found it using the old survey as a guide. laura pagano says her team was overjoyed >> they were excited. i think we all stand up and cheered >> the discovery is giving noaa researchers an opportunity to clear up accusations made at the time about the chinese crew members >> a lot of racism at the time. chinese crew members pulling survivors from the city of chester >> board their ship, diving into the water saving one child. >> this was a sketch on the cover of the "san francisco examiner" that depicted the rescue of the child. >> the oakland a's have broken off talks to extend the lease on the coliseum, rejecting a 10-year deal to continue playing at the ballpark saying the extension doesn't meet requirements. the current lease expi

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. >> they had less hahn a half mile visibility. >> not only dense fog a flood tide churning water waserce rip tide all affecting the city of chester's navigation. iet was the bow penetrated the hall of the city of chester, scientists surveyed the area, mapping. no one had located the city of chester until last may. when one of the sonar equipped boats found it using the old survey as a guide. laura pagano says her team was overjoyed >> they were excited. i think we all stand up and cheered >> the discovery is giving noaa researchers an opportunity to clear up accusations made at the time about the chinese crew members >> a lot of racism at the time. chinese crew members pulling survivors from the city of chester >> board their ship, diving into the water saving one child. >> this was a sketch on the cover of the "san francisco examiner" that depicted the rescue of the child. >> the oakland a's have broken off talks to extend the lease on the coliseum, rejecting a 10-year deal to continue playing at the ballpark saying the extension doesn't meet requirements. the current lease expires

the stanford hahn man his first homer as an a. with a edge after opening round of the masters. last year's chef looking to become the fourth player with back to back chafters. it is rare. just one back of the leader. this is a shot of the day. this is headed for eagle. he's even par. look at the break here. this is for birdie. reading it perfectly. lefty in 67th place. >> i was leading and finished 37th. i know there is tons of golf left. >> pleased and there is no doubt winning last year had me more comfortable than i've been in the past. i didn't have nerves shaking and nerves januaryingeling. >> and conditions figuring to get longer >> great start and incredible shot there. >> yes. >> mickelson struggled then makes a shot. and said "this is incredible". >> during an interview on crime, timing at 9:00. >> can a paycheck from the past be cashed in the present? >> see you at 9:00 and 11:00. >> though really matters you heard about that mindless knife attack in a high school in pennsylvania. some kid stabbing 20 classmates i met a

. >>> doctors forced to perform surgery on a hahn with stomach pain. >> they say the man was hiding 12 gold bars in his stomach. he is accused of smuggling them into the country, trying to evade taxes each weighs about 33 grams, you can see that gives you an idea of the size more than an ounce. the bars are worth about $16,000. they were sent to customs for investigation. the patient is doing much better now. >> wow. a close call take a look at this. for a man in the czech republic you can see him here ignoring the flashing lights look at it again. you can see the train so close, it clips his shoe, hurling it across the road. even so, watch here. he gets up slowsly and drivers witnessing this event may keep going. someone did stop to help this man. >> this is called hodwalla, tilting cars and tilting it on two wheels. why? because they can. >> oh, boy. >> it's aboroing problem outlawed in saudi arabia. >> that is crazy. iet is bizarre. >> on the roof now, winds are gusty. clear skies now under these conditions. taking a look at game conditions now temperatures low to mid-60s. tomorrow

the stanford hahn man his first homer as an a. that is giants playing d backs tonight. >> haas with a edge after opening round of the masters. last year's chef looking to become the fourth player with back to back chafters. it is rare. just one back of the leader. this is a shot of the this is headed for eagle. he's even par. look at the break here. this is for birdie. reading it perfectly. lefty in 67th place. >> i was leading and finished 37th. i know there is tons of golf left. >> pleased and there is no doubt winning last year had me more comfortable than i've been in the past. i didn't have nerves shaking and nerves januaryingeling. >> and conditions figuring to get longer >> great start and incredible shot there. >> yes. >> mickelson struggled then makes a shot. and said "this is incredible". >> during an interview on crime, timing at 9:00. >> can a paycheck from the past be cashed in the present? >> see you at 9:00 and 11:00. >> thoughts about what really matters you heard about that mindless knife attack in a high school i

. >>> welcome back tow "hahn write" i've had enough with nbc news they spent countless segments attackingind of a baffoon, ed shultz criticizing this show's coverage of the bundy standoff with the feds. >> fox news and sean hannity should be ashamed of the coverage of to law breaker and law breaking divider rancher i think sean hannity is cheer leading for anarchy against the government. >> are they going to send snipers to everybody's house? really? we're not ashamed of the coverage. now, not one thing that ed shultz said was true but guess what? if i was a network exec at nbc news i might be ashamed of having this man work for me. >> republicans lie. they want see you dead they'd rather make money off your dead corpse. >> you're right dick cheney's heart is a political football. we ought to rip it out and stuff it back into them. do you know this right wing slut, what is her name? laura engram? >> what about that? get [ bleep ] out of here. how about that? i'm sure there is a delay on that one. >> that tape speaks for itself. that baffoon wasn't the only on-air talent that set sights to

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hahn. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california is recognized for two minutes. ms. hahn: thank you, mr. gar omblend, thank you for yielding -- mr. garamendi, thank you for yielding. today i'd like to discuss the importance of an amendment that i offered to this bill but withdrew it because of jurisdictional concerns. an exchange for dropping this amendment, the language was supposed to be included in the manager's amendment but unfortunately the suspension calendar precluded this from happening. it's my hope that with the help of the chairman, this issue will be taken up during the conference with the senate. under current law, port authorities are required to develop port security plans which are then submitted to the u.s. coast guard for review. however, ports are not required to address cybersecurity in these plans. and without a requirement, many of our ports have not addressed this issue, creating a gap in our nation's port security. last july the brookings institute released a report stating our nation's port cybersecurity awareness is remarkably low. without

hahn: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. hahn: thank you, madam speaker. you know, we know that when women succeed, america succeeds. but unfortunately our mothers, our car daughter -- our daughters and our sisters are not exceeding. when women on average earn just 77 cents to every $1 that a man makes. and one in three women end their families -- and their families are living on the brick of poverty. across this nation women are facing unprecedented economic insecurity. pay inequity, combined with the lack of affordable child care or paid family leave means women are burdened with an unfair disadvantage and struggle to support their families. pay discrimination means that african-american women are expected to earn just 64 cents to every $1 earned by a white man. and la tinas earn just 54 cents. yesterday i was proud to join president obama and lilly ledbetter at the white house to mark equal payday. we witnessed the president sign two critical e

hahn: i rise today to thank chairman culberson and ranking member bishop for working with me to include two much needed provisions in this military construction and veterans' affairs appropriation report. this bill makes important steps in fulfilling the promise that we have made to our veterans by providing job search assistance and offering homeless assistance to veterans displaced by domestic violence. the unemployment rate for veterans is 9% compared to 6.7% nationwide, and it's even higher for women veterans. the unemployment rate for our women veterans is 9.6%. after fighting for this country, we should ensure that they have a job and a place to live. veterans have skills our businesses need and the v.a. should assist in matching potential employers with job seeking veterans. my provision will encourage the v.a. and the department of labor to create a job placement service. also i'm very pleased that the chairman included language covering veterans displaced by domestic violence. due to an oversight in our current law, the legal definition of homeless veterans differs significantl

[inaudible] >> my name is al hahn and although i am totally in support of what haroon is saying in terms of the future that lies within people and you see that an arab world where it's young people through twitter and social media interactions that are really kind of giving a different picture to what's going on in terms of islamization and radicalizradicaliz ation of those countries but i'm intrigued about what you said earlier in terms of the solution in pakistan being a combination of two things. one is providing a countering narrative in the second is criminalizing violence. so it seems to me that to criminalize violence you have to have a working law enforcement system and a working judicial system and i don't think you have any of those in pakistan. so i feel like we are in the scenario of there's a hole in my bucket dear liza because you know nothing works. i'm currently doing research on human rights in pakistan and it's very depressing because i don't see any ,-com,-com ma i don't see anyplace where i can say here's where we can grab onto it and start from here and then we can b

hahn has a question. >> thank you, i want to go on the record -- it is heartening for me to hear abouthe incredible cuts we have imposed on our coast guard. we are continuing to ask them to do more with less. we are talking about contracting out and landing on barges, i wish we could restore the cuts we made and not impose the next round of sequestration on our coast guard. we either believe in your mission or we don't. it is unfortunate we are at this stage. i just wanted to go on the record to say i believe in your mission and i feel we are shortchanging that department and the american people. ambassador, one of the primary missions behind the bureau of international narcotics and law enforcement affairs is to tilt partnerships with state and local law enforcement agencies here at home in order to allow these agencies to provide their unique expertise to foreign agencies and governments. in order to incentivize state and local agencies to provide this expert tease, the state department reimburses these agencies for the cost incurred. that strengthens our overall international securi

complaints and you go back to our briefs, you know, it's part of the religious beliefs that both the hahns and the greens have. they think it's actually important -- >> but, mr. clement, you're not saying, are you, that their religious beliefs mandate them to provide health care? i thought that you were never making that claim. >> i didn't have to make that claim in the course of this litigation. what i'm pointing out, though, is for purposes of the substantial burden analysis, it is perfectly appropriate to take into account that the 2,000 the $26 million in fines they would pay would not be the only thing that they would lose out if they are on that horn of the dilemma. they would also lose out all the additional wages they would have to pay, and they would be in this position of not offering health care, which is something they believe is important for their religion as well. >> you know, i'm sure they seem like very good employers. and i'm sure they want to be good employers. but again, that's a different thing than saying that their religious beliefs mandate them to provide health ins

hahn: i've heard heartbreaking store roifs women not able to access screening until it was too late or who could not receive treatment because they did not have health insurance. i've introduced a resolution here in congress to recognize this alarming disparity and to raise nationwide awareness of this crisis in our health care system. my hope is that greater awareness of this issue will help to be the impetus for action and help improve the way we treat breast cancer for all women this is an issue of life and death and we must do everything we can to ensure that every woman regardless of race has access to the quality screening and treatment she needs to fight this awful disease and the good news is, now, under the affordable care act, unlike what my colleague said, that it was the worst law ever written in the history of man, lifesaving mammograms are covered for women under this affordable care act in this country allowing them to detect breast cancer early. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlewoman

maria marianea hahn reports. >> fallujah has been under siege for more than three months. the government doesn't have control here that belongs to fighters linked today al-qaeda as well as tribes that are against the government. life is difficult and dangerous as fight just getting to the hospital is the a risk. >> this must have been some sort of mortar or art i willery shell. my brother is injured, too. >> many people have left the city to escape the fighting. for those unable to leave, the conditions are difficult. doctors appealed to the outside world for urgent help. >> i urge all available medical staff to come to the hospitals here to help in case there are more emergencies. we are running short of staff. >> and they say they are running out of medicine, too. maluj a lies just 60 kilometers from baghdad, but it's a long way from the central government's hold on power. prime minister nuri al maliki has promised a full-scale military offensive meaning there is little hope of a reprieve any time soon. >> now to a doctor based in baghdad. what is the problem here? docto

there's a korean expression called hahn or grievance, often felt by the korean people, a certain sadnesseing victims in modern history after very long period of strength and unity. and so, the expressions of grief are very real. and the suicide of the vice principal kong is a tragedy on tragedies. again, it has something to do with the expectations of duty in this society, and he felt apparently from the suicide note as reported, a sense of failure result of the expectation. it's just very, very sad all around, and certainly those expressions of grief are just heartbreaking. and i know we really care very deeply and extend our deepest condolences. >> as do we. >> steven, thank you so much for helping us get a real sense of this and an understanding of what this means to all those folks there. of course, we echo the sentiments. thoughts and prayers with these families. >> thank you, steven. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> let's talk about the war of words now between the u.s. and russia and this crisis in the ukraine. it's heating up. why a kremlin spokesperson is slamming the west for hy

hahn: this out of touch budget leaves hardworking families in my district in california and across this country in the cold by cutting more than $135 billion from the food stamp program. paul ryan's budget also eliminates the affordable care act and break ours promise to seniors by fundamentally ending the medicare program as we know it. with one in three women struggling on the brink of poverty in this country this budget would effectively push them over the edge. americans deserve better. the congressional progressive caucus, the better off budget, in stark contrast, restores critical safety nets such as snap benefits and unemployment insurance. program this is a many american families relie on to make ends meet. this budget also protects and strengthens medicare and medicaid without cutting benefits for our seniorors. it's a budget i stand by because it's right for the country, for working families, for seniors and for our future. i yield back. . the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from snorbling seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i request unanimous consent