>> that's a miracle. >> let's go, hawks! let's go, hawks!7 seconds later -- >> a chance, scores! >> no way! no way! >> they win it all. >> chicago erupts. the party gets wild and rages into the night, until police have to step in to calm things down in wrigleyville. when the sun rises in englewood, the deputy chief has no time for a hawks' hangover. >> hey, guys, somebody just did a shooting in two. if we can get some radios and get some guys out there. so we know what's going to happen. retaliation is going to go back and forth. it's like ping-pong right now. murder, murder, murder, i don't want any of that. you guys ready? let's go. >> over on the west side, mayor emanuel stops by an anti-violence rally to show his support. >> it is strong police work, strong prevention so our kids have summer jobs and after school, which we have increased. a community that stands up and says these are our streets, these are not the streets of gang bangers. >> in defiance of all the gang shootings around fenger, seniors get ready for their silent peace mar

here you see the hawk in action, just beautiful underneath. its talons, see it flying toward the balloon. watch what it does with its claws. brings the claws underneath and with precision, just grabs its prey. still got some of the meat. >> pretty awesome. wow. oh, man. that's a shot for you. >> meat is not flying away. still has a hold of the balloon, the meat is attached to it. keep watching. once it grabs it, you see the full power and majesty. >>> prepare yourself, because hilarity is happening in the form of three videos. the first one from juken video. a whole lot going on in a short video. >> beans on the toast. >> baked bean sandwich, maybe his favorite snack. you also have this little tyke further back, standing on a little box, also eating something. oh! >> why is this being filmed? that's funny it happened, but why did they start filming? >> maybe because mom knew this was coming. >> i'm glad they were filming then. >> now the little guy got back open his feet, looking down at his big brother like what did you just do? >> the second

>>> it's beautiful to behold the majesty and wonder of a hawk in action but put a hawk with a slow-moa and you get to see something pretty incredible. that's what they did with bbc worldwide and they got a hawk and show you how it grabs its food in midair. they got some meat attached to a balloon and they got the camera rolling. >> yeah, it's pretty awesome. wow. >> oh, man. >> now, that's a shot for you. >> meat's not flying away. it's sti gotol the ba hoon with t balloon. still got the balloon and still got some of the meat. >> it got it. >>> we go from majesty, well, let's cue the benny hill music. ♪ what we have is the richmond center, a baby goes walking in circles or walking in squares. >> and goats are the weirdest animals. hopping around all strange and doing weird stuff like this. they are like lemmings. >> they are good climbers and they go around this thing. and they are just walking around like it's nothing. you see a couple over here on the side, like, we are not joining in on this but the rest of them are, like, let's walk. >> the woman who posted this said this is an ex

we'll have highlights of the hawks game, later in sports. state representative keith farnham has resigned less than a week after federal agents searched his home and district office. farnham is a democrat from elgin, who had been in the house since 2009. in a statement, he said he's stepping down because of serious health issues. investigators executed search warrants last thursday, but they didn't say why. farnham ran unopposed in tuesday's primary. democratic leaders will pick his replacement for the general election. the general election is less than eight months away, but both sides of the governor's race are already attacking each other. political newcomer bruce rauner won the republican nomination in tuesday's primary. he'll challenge governor quinn who's running for re-election. quinn's campaign is making the minimum wage an issue and already put out a t-v ad where rauner says he's against raising it. the campaign is putting rauner's personal wealth against so-called regular people. >> those who work hard, 40 hours a week, should not

i hope i will be like my generation's tony hawk. >> why is that important to you?u know, i guess it simply is that i never wanted to do anything else other than skateboard. as far as the job goes. and i feel like there is a lot of people in the spotlight who are really great people and they are not great role models but we feed into it and we watch them on tv and we emulate their bad behavior. i feel like i am not one of those people and i can really spread skateboarding and the treasure that skateboarding is to the next generation of skateboarders. it brought so much enrichment into my life. i hope i can bring it to theirs as well. >> we are coming off the winter olympics when snowboarding seem to be featured every night and some of the snowboarders have become household names. shaun white and mark mccormack. is snowboarding eclipsing at all skateboarding? snowboarding owes so much of what it does and its popularity to skateboarding. we have -- is there a feeling that maybe snowboarding has eclipsed skateboarding? >> i feel like they are such a different animal. i

they actually cried it was self-fulfilling. >> the black hawks gain ground. the hawks honored him for playing in 1000 games. >> good deal for three weeks of an apparent knee injury. >> the bulls looking to extend the losing streak. scored 14 with 10 rebounds. gibson added 19. >> the nba record is 26. >> how the 60 degree 26. >> hceishe 60 degree e atel ng t resanhyo,an thym eaicis-8 we had snow covering the ground and it came down for a time. it is officially spring now. >> new approaches to transportation when you get this kind of snow cover. the skateboarder was doing just that. >> all of the birds cluster around for feeder in the backyard. looks like they're having quite a feast yesterday. it was interesting. these clouds snowed on us. this was a true surprise. we're not surprised by little things that come along all that often. we've cleared out since then. we are heading towards a 60 degree day tomorrow. look at the satellite view. >> just a narrow little thing. cloud's rest across the area and produced an inch and a half of snow. here's their radar revi

the hawks went 4-1 to snap a two game skid. michigan and michigan state facing off.akes a nice move to make it in nine point halftime lead. michigan state opened up the second on an 8-0 run. >> the spartans with the big 10 tournament for the fourth time. they miss out on the one seat.seed. >> 6 big 10 teams made the big dance. >> no schools from illinois and made the tournament.made the tournam. >> pitched well after giving up to in the first. the indians still up 2- 0. it's a solo home run. did you put everything you own in boxes and then into a truck. and then take everything out of the truck and out of the boxes? you know the answers to questions like that, so you're the best person to do your taxes. intuit turbotax. it's amazing what you're capable of. >> there will be a 50 tomorrow. it will turn cooler again. we're getting little shots of it. by and large it is a below normal temperature regime. the pattern has dominated this season. in a month that is supposed to be our fastest warming. >> >> it has been pretty chilly over the weekend. it is a beautiful saint p

we would have to retire the global hawk block 40. this is a long endurance look down greater to detect and track moving targets. we want to do this because it will minimize our risk during transition in next 10-k star but we don't feel we can afford. we have to go back to sequestration to we would slow the purchase of the f-35. we would have 45 of these caps with our predators that i told you about rather than 55. we couldn't do that next-generation engine program i told you about and we would have to probably reevaluate the combat rescue helicopter and a whole host of other things. so that sequestration level is not a good deal for us, not a good deal for the country and we would ask you to please try to support those higher areas. so in conclusion, mr. chairman, we're going to be a smaller air force in the future but we are committed to making sure we are capable and innovative and ready. we are committed to being a good value for the taxpayer taking every dollar that we spend account, able to respond overseas as well as here at ho

will the global hawk provide the capabilities you need or will gaps be created by the retirement of the u? do you feel the air force request is appropriate given your needs and the needs in your region? >> senator, first of all, given the budget constraints, i understand the service's and air force's needs to reduce platforms and aging platforms, but in my particular case in korea, the u2 provides a unique capability that at least presently the global hawk won't provide. it will be a loss of intelligence that's very important for us. as we look at this, look at the retirement of the u2, we have to look at the capabilities of the global hawk and perhaps building those capabilities so i don't have an intelligence loss. >> sit the case that you're dealing with a potential adversary that's so unpredictable, can act so rapidly that intelligence is of utmost importance? >> it is. i look for persistence because of that indicator and a warning that i need in a short timeline. >> a follow-on question, very briefly, the air force is requesting a reduction in predator and reaper combat air patrols

jay hawk higgins probably headed to the nba.of the guys who didn't know or respect jason randall. >> we would definitely saw that video. he told me not to talk about it, but i definitely, definitely took it as a challenge. certainly not our teammate. it wasn't a stab to me but it was a stab to our team. it was extra motivation to today's game. >> and four seasons ucla on the run against stephen f. austin. and norman powell that's a norman

it's the warriors and hawks. we'll have highlights for you tonight at 11:00. reporting life, geraud moncure. >> thank you. >>> nice suit, by the way. >> yes. >>> for a full half hour of bay area sports coverage, watch comcast sports net central at 10:30. >>> one more note, it's been about 25 years but i went back to school this morning at los altos. i was invited by the fine folks there. it was great seeing young faces in the english lit class. everyone had great questions about journalism, tv news, what it's like behind the scenes. i told them the only thing i didn't like was wearing makeup. >> yes. >> that's a downside. >> but you look so hand some. >> but also -- >> with or without. >> a big thank you to my journalism teacher still on campus, mr. rosenburg. >> i can't believe it's been 25 years. we'll be right back. ok, it's time to set the record straight. covered california is how californians can take advantage of the affordable care act. we can help you get quality health insurance right now. to sign up, call 800-787-9159 or go to coveredca.com. you can

do you want the allies to contribute to substitute the u2 with their own global hawks? >> so the importance of our relationship with korea and the importance of our commitment to south korea and the troops on the peninsula is not affected by our plans. in fact, it was one of those strategic imperatives as an input as we sized the army and other forces, for ma matter. so -- for that matter. so there will be no impact on our agreement or commitments to korea, and we made sure of that as we went through. the challenge for the smaller army, at 440, 450 we believe it's manageable. of course, general odierno would prefer more flexibility, but it gives him enough flexibility to meet the requirements that any korean contingency would require and sustain our commitment to the forces on the peninsula and protect the homeland and do something else. but the smaller the force, the less else he can do. it's not koreament -- korea is set and was an input. on u2 and global hawk, i think just generally speaking anytime that we can work closely with our allies and share capabilities and

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champion skateboarder tony hawk is making the sport more than a game.r from the man himself, coming up next. carnival is winding down in brazil, but not before the final parade ran until dawn in rio. they really know how to party there. ♪ >> today in sports -- new twist on old games. let's start with basketball. canada has formed its first ever national basketball league with 19 a-list athletes. in only three years, the league is going quickly but it still has its challenges. here is the commissioner with stephanie ruhle and are resident canadian, erik schatzker. >> the love for basketball is growing in canada. it's higher than it has ever been based on some of these successes of canadian players now in the nba. young kids in our country are looking at them saying that could be me. the future for our league is very bright in canada. >> how will you attract players to want to play for your league when they have the option to play in the u.s.? >> let's be clear -- we are not competing with the nba. the nba is a phenomenon, one of the greatest pro leagues

jay hawk higgins probably headed to the nba. he's one of the guys who didn't know or respect jason randall. >> we would definitely saw that video. he told me not to talk about it, but i definitely, definitely took it as a challenge. certainly not our teammate. it wasn't a stab to me but it was a stab to our team. it was extra motivation to today's game. >> and four seasons ucla on the run against stephen f. austin. and norman powell that's a norman rockwall performance. and stephen f. austin's 29 game win streak 77-60. while stanford used the experience to advance to the sweet 16. kentucky today started five freshman to knock off a number one seed. now glen marshal and his wichita state shockers came in top seed. today shockers led by 16 at halftime. clean anthony early, that's his name. how did he not hurt himself? uk now leads by two. wichita state has one more play. kentucky hands the shockers their first loss of the season. and face louisville in the sweet 16. >>> the five freshman beat louisville back in december. tennessee

. >>> the hawks are flying. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews up in new york. let me start tonight with -- can you hear the bugles blowing? can you hear the loud bursts of trumpets, the threatening blasts at the president if he dare not rattle the saber at moscow? they are the same buglers who sent our troops dashing off to the disaster in iraq, who wanted us in libya. well, this time the same voices of the crotchety grown of the cold war. wouldn't bit far better if we first got straight what the united states, this country wants to happen? what we clearly don't want, dare i speak for most americans, is a louder, bigger fight between kiev and moscow. we want a much smaller one. and could bit that the best way for that to happen is the bugle boys, already ready to blow charge to cool it. and see if we have any influence in the situation there and then carefully and deliberately assert it. my biggest worry is that we will do no good when our primary, goal, especially this moment should be finding a way to do no harm. the ambassa

and i will counter with words are not really popular with the hawks on capitol hill. is there really room for a cerebral battle in the 21s 21st century in washington, d.c. where the partisan lines are sharply drawn. >> i think you are seeing a partisan fight within the republican party, hawks arguing for action, but the actions are no different than what the administration's taking. even they recognize that there's no on that tight for military action. no one wants to fight russia in their own backyard against the second largest military in the world. >> thanks for being with us. still ahead on aljazeera america. venice not a part of italy? what the residents are voting for today. >> turkey will block taxes twitter, but did this move backfire? >> two chirp are dead, dozens sickened at a kindergarten in china. a toxic substance is a powerful rat poison. they have not determined whether it was intentional or an accident as many sick children still in the hospital. >> in venice, the city is holding a referendum to break away from italy. organizers hope this is the first

the exact >> the word deficit hawk is used to loosely. ofyou say the right policy four years ago is invest more in long-term growth. that means more transportation, more skill. that is just discretionary spending in general. at the same time it works to slow the growth of entitlement over time. especially inefficient health care spending, and fixing the social security system. and we have an attack system as well. i think there is some hope for that. i don't think they are going to do a grand bargain but we may do some of this. it is such a sad little thing to do. we may have a good tax reform. >> we have time for a few questions. >> how would you entrust the issue of health care financing? i think in remarks you have made earlier that if we have chosen start anew with a new system astead of adding a mix with hybrid system, it would have been easier and by inference we would've had a better system. do i hear your remarks correctly? >> it is easier to conceptually below it all up. --conceptually low it conceptually below it all up. the peo

but it's stephen hawking and celebrated physicists. stephen hawking said i bet we discover gravity waves. i know he lost a $100 bet with another physicist. hawking is basically saying look, they found the gravity waves. you owe me the bet. i won. and turock is saying well, we have not verified it. but he sounds like a guy who just lost a bet. >> that's terrific. great way to explain it. jake, appreciate it. >>> the white house is using animated i thinks of cats, dogs and ducks, yes, to sell healthcare insurance to young americans. young people, as you know, have been slow to sign up, and the deadline is at the end of this month. roxana has been looking at the new online campaign. >> reporter: this is part of an ongoing effort by the white house to get more young people to sign up for the affordable healthcare act. president obama went on the comedy website "funny or die" to pitch the program, and now there is the 16 sweetest reasons to get covered. let's go through with a few of these reasons. one choice is women can't be charged more

hawks down two- nothing in the second... patrick kane weaves through traffic, and scores with the back-hand... his 29-th of the year. same score next period... avalanche with a two- man advantage when rantaa makes the first save, but ryan o-reilly pokes in the rebound. hawks go on to lose 3-2, and fall to fifth place in the conference. stocks barely moved yesterday. the dow and the s&p ended with little change: nasdaq posted a modest gain. here are menu websites to avoid. make nuggets and any cafe drink. apparently the machines are hard to clean. subway egg and tuna salad sandwiches. it comes from a bag and are heavily mixed with mayonnaise. pizza hut pizza. the dough is lightly oil and made without gloves. kids see barbecue sandwich. the chicken is old and so in barbecue sauce until it can be pulled apart. wendy's chile ... that hurts because i love when these chilly. it's old dried up meet on the grill that is reseeded. but in know what, it is delicious. >> we need to add the word allegedly after all of these. give of this

i do wonder why we don't think about deploying some drones, and deploy a global hawk which has a 15 to 20-hour range, and have it fly the flight path as we know it, and perhaps interrogate, and go along the broad swathes to see if there is anything there. that might be a good use of that particular craft. >> and good question, and i might put that to tom fuentes, because there is a number of sensitive and capable assets involved in the search. and the p8 poseidon is the most advanced search aircraft that the kcountry has, and chinese putting search and destroy carriers in the search, and why would the global hawk not be put in effect because of the widened range as miles say. >> well, the classified nature of it, and for the possibility of people not wanting to see how it works up close or how to get their hands on it if it goes down, and that is the only thing that i can think of and the question should be posed to the pentagon and ask them, and you may get the same answer as you get when you ask about the submarines that we are just not going to tell you. >> and jim, let me put this

we will have the first appointment of the global hawk to japan. i think we are doing more with our partners. the aircraft is performing really well. to start will be used the center transition from the u2 onto the global hawk for some sensors in the camera that is used as a portrait he validation in the middle east. the problem with that movement going forward will be if the law remains the law, that funding will not be there to fund those upgrades. >> i want to reiterate my second question about the b-52's. i am sorry to see that we are not going to be able to do something about the problem they have. i thank you both. i yield back. >> mr. turner. >> i want to begin by associating myself with mr. forbes comments about the issues he has raised with religious freedom. you have received several questions about the issue of disarming united states is particular capabilities. there is a new york times article that alleges that rush is violating the treaty with issues concerned with disarming the united states. >> secretary james. >> i have air force b

i've got a to-do lis stevent hawking aphen hawking a >>> stephen hawking weighing on in the future ofs we will be living on the moon and on the way to mars and he has no doubt this is going to be the true space ange and if we fail he believes he being extinct. >> we want to get you up to speed on what is going called a hospital hostage. massachusetts state took custody of justina pelletier after her daughters brought her to a hospital there. the doctors disputed her diagnose saying they believe it was mental. >> dcf in massachusetts has never been to our house, seen our dogs, our pool, talked to your neighbors. they were judge, jury and executioner. >> joining me now and justina pelletier's mother and sister. i know you talked with megan in the evening so we are trying to get the viewers up to speed on the story and what happened. you believe she had a mito disease and you took her to a different hospital and they sha changed the diagnose and said it was mental and how did you lose c cus custody? >> they decided not to listen to tu tufts and they decided that she didn't have a medical

. >>> the hawks from st. joseph's university are in march madness. junior member of their team is our "play of the day." >> this is pretty cute. check him out. philip martelli. the grandson of the coach. he had everything he needed to help grandpa lead the hawks past vcu. >> he had the blazer. he had the tie. he had the drawing board for writing out plays. he can look forward to a trip to buffalo to see the team take on uconn. on thursday. he even has the body language down. >> rubbing the chin. look how long that tie is. wow. >> know what he's going to be when he grows up. >>> up next, "the pulse," caught on camera. when the owner's away, the dog and cat will play. >>> and tonight is the night. what's different in the ballroom as season 18 of "dancing with the stars" begins. we'll tell you. . om the best angle i could. it's how i look at life. especially now that i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. i was taking warfarin but wondered, could i focus on something better? my

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you see a re-emergence of conservative hawks whether it's marco rubio, ted cruz, who has taken a muchposition on ukraine and several issues than rand paul has, has actually, i think, had the effect of isolating rand paul as sort of the only real potential presidential candidate who is still making libertarian arguments with respect to ukraine, with respect to the u.s. positioning more broadly on national security. so the cpac crowd always skews a little more libertarian, skews younger, but the big story is the re-emergence of this hawkish republican. >> there's a little bit of a dust-up today in something that senator cruz said yesterday and reaction to it. take a listen to senator cruz and senator john mccain. >> of course, all of us remember president dole. and president mccain. and president romney. those are good men. they're decent men, but when you don't stand and draw a clear s distin distinction, when you don't stand for principle, democrats celebrate. >> i hope that ted cruz will apologize to bob dole because that's -- that has crossed a line that, to me, is -- leaves the rea

time to lock down the playoffs spots starting with hammering of the hawks. back strain there. hit his head as well. not believed to be serious. andrew bogut, instant souvenir for sparky, shoe just rips apart. seth curry, david lee for the layup, knife do you think the lane. jermaine o'neal, what a contribution, 17 points off the bench. warriors go on the a 10-0 run to end the first half. curry floating to the basket. 18 points. fourth quarter, jordan crawford, andre iguodala with authority on the hoop and the warriors win going away 11-97. >>> women college hoops, stanford in seattle, pac 12 tourney quarter finals down two at the half. the cardinal go on the a 16-2 run in the second half. the three and then inside 19 points, 11 boards, stanford pulls away to win 69-54. they'll face usc today in the semifinals. but cal is done. the bears two-seed facing washington state. a little double dutch action here with a jump rope at halftime. 28 points and 7 boards, 3 of 6 from downtown. leading the cuges to the semifinals. 91-83. brittany boyd upset but cal 21-9 will

she was honored during a halftime at the atlanta hawks/new orleans pelicans game at the phillips arena friday in atlanta. the hawks' owner said robin embodies what it means to be a champion and awarded her with the be greater award for her courage, spirit and philanthropy. robin was a -- with atlanta native and former hawks dominique wilkins who wore robin's 21 from her playing days at southeastern university. robin promised to make a $10,000 donation to the be the match organization if wilkins sank a three-pointer. this is a guy, he's a hall-of-famer in basketball. >> i know who he is. >> number two in all-time three-pointers. over 700 in his career. he missed. >> no. >> he missed. robin went ahead and made the donation anyway. >> yeah, i would think that she would do that. >> a lot of pressure there. >> her sister dorothy too. great. thanks, ron. >> thanks, ron. >>> listen to this. we are hearing for the first time from the thrill-seeking teenager who caused a major security breach at ground zero. he got through security at one world trade center and made his way all the way up to th

let's bring in david hawkings. how are you this afternoon?k you. >> what is it going to take to stop putin from being even more aggressive and possibly invading eastern part of ukraine and has president obama done enough to try to stop putin? >> i don't think to use governor huckabee's image one more second here, the president is not in a position to particular upstairs to putin's room and turn off his stereo. there is no public support for any kind of assertive military -- there's no support anywhere for troops on the ground, there's no support in congress, there's no support in the public. the public is not clamoring for this. i think in hard power as they say, you know, isn't an option, it isn't on the table. what more can the president do. he can make this trip that you've been alluding to, that he's going to be spending all week overseas, he's going to be meeting with all the other leaders of what used to be called the g 8 and now they -- kicked russia out and is now the g 7 he's meeting with them this week. he's going to have a chance t

part of it is his chicken hawk thing.e deferments but gung-ho, we got to fight the war in vietnam. that was a military option available to him. he said at the time i had other priorities. and now every time a war comes along -- >> he is saving his butt. >> he wants to push further. you don't know the motive, i just go by the conduct. pushing, pushing, pushing, war, war, war. he is now talking options in ukraine, about building the anti-ballistic missiles. we're not worried about missiles. we're not fighting the soviets over nuclear weapons. i don't want to talk about it. he wants to talk about it. he is basically pushing the iron curtain further and further east to see if he can get the former soviets crazy. >> see, i have a theory. i think he is obsessed with his legacy. and i think he has good reason to be. this is a guy -- >> what does he want his legacy to be? >> i think he wants it to be that he saved america, not that he led us into a war with lies and misrepresentations, not that he started torture. >> killed 186,0

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and now for our final rule, beware of emotional hawks. we've heard a lot from these folks.wks believe in the president just demonstrated strength or anger, foreign nations would act differently. republicans say putin would never have done this if obama had been tougher. never mind he takes the actions regardless of who is in charge of the country. never mind this is more about russia and crimea than it is about us. would he hear be stronger so much it starts to sound plausible. this trend was documented back in the iraq debate. the idea that vague things like simple will, resolve and perceptions of strength and weakness completely ruled foreign policy instead of, well, you know, economics and weapons and supply routes and national interests. the truth is more complicated and it is more depressing. if president obama has erred in his foreign policy, it's not for lacking strong responses from drone attacks to targeting bin laden and gadhafi. if anything, he's erred in going down some of that road of occasional hawk posturing, threatening ominous costs when practical realities

in yes, it did and it was a shift originally by the governments, prime minister bob hawk and prime minister bob keating. we led to the creation of apec, the community of nations in the asia pacific, coming together to talk about economic questions. and here we are all those years later and under my prime ministership, we had a whole of australia paper, looking across the 100 years to come at the remarkable growth we will see in our region of the world and its rising economic power. so we were very conscious of the shifting economic weight and strategic weight of the world in which we live and australia's place in that and the great opportunities that can flow from it. >> do you think australia has a lesson to teach to the united states as it talks about tilting towards asia, refocusing not necessarily away from europe but taking a wider view of the world? china is a big player now. and i think america's associations are still very heavily pitched across the atlantic. >> i was very happy as prime minister to welcome president obama to australia. he spoke in our parliament house. and he spoke

>> the hawks. they're in the minority that they have a loud voice. to see what their interpretation is. i will look at all of them but in general, i'll be focusing on the hawks to get a better sentiment on what they are thinking. that doesn't necessarily change what i think is going to happen but it does shape the market psychology. today, the two year was three basis points higher. it did come back a little bit. >> finally, your thoughts on china. we did get another disappointing economic plan. what is your take? on x it is slowing -- >> speculation is growing that the government would have to do some things in -- something to stabilize that growth. it is a soft target. we are getting to the point where they do not do something else, it could be a number of different things, we might undershoot that. us.hank you for joining that does it for on the markets. ♪ .

is your real name hawk yeah because what a perfect name to be a sports celebrity tony hawk sounds devised yeah there's some terrible rhyming that goes along with the and when you're in junior high school it doesn't seem like such a blessing you just won the competition in australia yet last weekend in sydney gold a forty five. competition in skateboarding is what what do you do when the well this one is actually a ball competition so there is and there's this empty swimming pool that's designed for skateboarding it's right on the beach in bonn dian sydney and it's basically summertime there was a great venue and so you have thirty five seconds to do a routine in the ball and whatever you can come up with the judges score you on style on speed on usage and on difficulty i used to prize that used to keep winning at forty. it's always fun. obviously i train for that event to be honest i trained in other pools and tried to get some of those techniques down and that's not something that i've done in a long time because usually i just skate straight vertical ramps which are designed for skating

them with the black hawks adding three from there. the scoring once and got into assist as they end up 4-1 winners. >>> go to our website, aljazeera.com/sport, credit that is where we leave it for now. >> thank you very much robin. >>> indians celebrate the are festival of holy. lidy dulidy dutt reports. >> this is one of india's oldest markets. indians are gearing up to separate are po-lly. buying the colors of their favorite political parties. >> i'm doing well, colors are selling well, particularly green and are orange. >> the elections explain why the colors and symbols of india's political parties are everywhere. that excitement has rubbed off on holy celebrations too, that traditionally mark the start of spring. a touch of politics, of course. >> it is narinder's time. my children ask credit to get water guns. >> before the first burst of color is sprayed, the old must be burned. across new delhi, good-bye to the old and welcome the new. holy sums up the mood of credit be politics. new era of governance. so this year, holy and p

time to notice of the wildfires that are on the grassland and keep your head out on the lookout for hawks and other bird life. be sure to take your camera and be prepared to take a view of the city will not forget. it has a beautiful red rock formations. you could watch the sunrise over the bay. this is another one of our great lookouts. we are at mount davidson. 928 feet. this is the place for you to bring someone special. to not forget that dogs and enjoy all of the pathways and greenery that surrounds you. it provides a peaceful oasis of open space and great hiking trails. the spectacular view offers a perfect place to watch the sunrise or sunset with someone you love. >> it is a good place to get away from the hectic life of the city. come up here and listen to nature, i get some fresh air. that view is fantastic. >> where sturdy shoes. hikers get the feeling of being in a rain forest. mount davidson is also a great place to escape the noise and the bustle of the city. take the 36 bus and it will drop you at the entrance. it is quite a hike to the top but the view is worth every step.

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heavy and one is going over concord and clayton and knowledge and back over to san ramon and black hawk. there is a little bit of arraign some moving on shore. breeze has picked up for a few but with all of this cloud cover in pace and on saturday again naharya 1 and three- quarters by late sunday heading into sunday team a little bit of much and it started pretty well, continues well and things are looking good, mostly cloudy and highs 50s and 60s my person the upper hill, clouds that in between day is happening monday. >>> pam, cinderella versus cinderella. guess what, cinderella wins. they are advantaging that too too,woman. whoever wins one victory is making it in memphis tennessee. >>> poll lean in edmonds is in san jose and she stated and member in edmond and you anybodied in -- finished 7th in the hoe olympics -- olympic and her future is very bright. >> go bruins. >>> marijuana near schools, the new plan that could allow dispeps risks to -- dispen are yous to open in -- dispen are yous to open in san francisco neighborhoods. . >>> welcome back, medical marijuana dispense arearie

excuse me hawks have conflated the social security trust fund with the social security program in the minds of the public so security trust fund is running out of money social security is not so why do the deficit hawks spend their time lying about social security. money of course the biggest backers of social security reform are billionaires like pete peterson of fix the debt he's of wall street banks and his friends who want to get their hands on that two point eight trillion dollars sitting in the social security trust fund people like pete peterson think if they can convince enough people that social security is going bankrupt the government will do crazy things like raise the retirement age or what they really want george w. bush tried to do after the two thousand and four election privatized social security all together and had it all off to wall street if the government does go ahead and privatized social security peter sooner it is banks your friends will make billions skimming off their retirement savings of working americans that otherwise would have gone to fund social secu

the hawks have failed to score in overtime for the 20-th time, and they lose 3-2. the bears have brought back defensive end israel idonije. he spent the last year in detroit, but he returns to chicago with a one- year deal to provide depth to the defensive line. idonije spend nine years with the bears, and has 273 career tackles. henry melton and earl bennett won't be back next season. bennett was reportedly asked to take another pay cut... he refused, so the bears released him after six seasons. melton signed a one- year deal with the cowboys, and reunites with former bears defensive coordinator rod marinelli. the bears also signed safeties craig steltz and danny mc-cray to one- year deals. the cubs lost to the rangers in ten innings, 7-6. the sox fell to oakland 16-6. and the bulls visit the sixers tonight. >> david beckham is being called the best underwear model in the past 100 years-- at least according to tommy hilfiger. that might be a little biased. >> this is inappropriate. >> hilfiger made the declaration in a recent interview. he said "we all wish we loo