general hayden will tell you, and in my view general hayden is a patriot, whose entire career has beendevoted to defending the country. [ applause ] general hayden will tell you when he speaks that the line between privacy and security can be moved by him. not by the court but by him or whoever his successor is in the nsa. there is no principle of law, there is no constitutional principle, there is no security supreme court ruling that moves that line. because your right to be left alone is a natural and personal right. only you can give it up. the majority cannot take it away from you, and certainly american spies cannot take it away from you. [ applause ] i hope after this morning you'll be outraged. [ applause ] >> general hayden. >> okay. judge, it's beginning to feel like an away game for me here. if nsa were doing, if nsa were even capable of doing what the judge has just outlined for you, we wouldn't be having a debate here today. there would be nothing to argue about. let's talk about reality. let's talk about facts. the judge is an unrelenting libertarian. [ cheers and applaus

general hayden will tell you ended my few general hayden is a patriot whose entire career has been devotedto defending the country. [applause] general hayden will tell you when he speaks that the line between privacy and security can be moved by him. not by the court but by him or whoever his successor is that the nsa. there is no principle of law. there's no constitutional principle. there is no supreme court ruling that move that line because you're right to be left alone is a natural and personal right. only you can give it up. the majority cannot take it away from you and certainly american spies cannot take it away from you. [applause] i hope after this morning you will be outraged. [applause] >> general hayden. >> is beginning to feel like an awakening for me here. if nsa were good if nsa were even capable of doing what the judge has just outlined for you we wouldn't be having a debate here today. they would be nothing to argue about. let's talk about reality. let's talk about facts. the judge is an unrelenting libertarian. [applause] so am i. and i meant unrelenting libertarian who

he joined hayden's party in montana. they proceeded to fort ellis and soon entered the fabled region of yellowstone. moran worked closely with the expedition photographer, william henry jackson. together they selected the most impressive views. moran made drawings and watercolor sketches, blocking in forms and contours quickly noting the colors of the terrain and the sulfurous deposits for which yellowstone is named. back in newark, new jersey moran began what he termed his "big picture," "the grand canyon of the yellowstone." for moran, the spiritual natural and aesthetic realms should blend to create a great impression. to that end, he combined different points of view into one dramatic panorama. moran explained, the precipitous rocks on the right were really at my back when i stood at that point. yet in their present position, they are strictly true to pictorial nature. my aim was to brinbefore the public the character of that region. narrator: reporting to congress, hayden suggested that the geyser region of yellowst

they had never met hayden. they had exchanged text messages with the person believed to be hayden mop in a happen monahan, but they had never met him. they were supposed to gee he go to the boars head inn. but they don't retain reservations records.he go to the boars head inn. but they don't retain reservations records. where he couldn't access credit card information to determine whether anyone dine there had that evening or not.other interesting piece of information that comes from the interview of these two friends is that their recollection of the meeting up after that event that is described in the article, they remember it as somewhat different than is described in the article. i believe the article indicates that crackjackie reached up to her trends address they met up closer to the mad bowl or the area where the alleged assault took place. the friends seem to think thataddress they met up closer to the mad bowl or the area where the alleged assault took place. the friends seem to think that somewhere ac

that's hayden lockhart on the left being paraded through the streets of hand -- hanoi. first airport pilot the fall into north vietnamese hands is still alive although too toil attend a smoke marking the 50th anniversary of his shoot-down, but in the audience were two former navy pilots who suffered even longer. >> i was the first shot down on august 5 1964. >> flying off an aircraft carrier in the tonkin gulf, evert alvarez was shot down on the very first day u.s. jets bombed the north. >> >> reporter: what did you think was going to happen to you? >> i thought i was going to die. i thought they were going to kill me. >> reporter: robert robert makier was shot down six months later. >> i broke my back on landing. >> reporter: as the bombing continued, hundreds of american pilots were shot down and captured. some died in captivity. others were brutally tortured tied into impossible contortions or just left locked in irons. >> hayden, they handcuffed his left wrist to his right ankle. you can imagine how painful that must be after hours and hours. this went on for about

that's hayden lockhart on the left pack raided through the streets of hanoi.rst air force pilot to fall into north vietnamese hands, is still alive, although too ill to attend a ceremony marking the 50th anniversary of his shootdown. but in the audience were two former navy pilots who suffered even longer. >> i was the first, david. i was shot down august 5, 1964. >> reporter: flying off an aircraft carrier in the tonkin gulf albert alvarez was shot down on the very first day u.s. jets bombed the north. what did you think was going to happen to you? >> i thought i was going to die. i thought that i was -- they were going to kill me. >> reporter: robert shoemaker was shot down six months later. >> by the time the parachute opened, it was only about 35 feet above the ground. consequently i broke my back on landing. >> reporter: as the bombing continued, hundreds of american pilots were shot down and captured. some died in captivity. others were brutally tortured. tied into impossible contortions or just left locked in irons. >> with hayden they handcuffed his le

." >> rose: he's the head of the hayden planetarium in new york and lives in the city with his wife and. tyson received his doctorate from columbia. he says there are so few astrophysicists that they are literally one in a million. please tell me, what is an astrophysicist? >> tyson: in astrophysics, we care about how matter, motion, and energy manifest in objects and phenomenon in the universe. stars are born, they live out their lives, they die. some of the ones that die explode. our sun will not be one of those, but it will die. and it'll take earth with us. so we b... make sure we have other destinations in mind when that happens. and i've got it on my... on my calendar. ( laughter ) >> rose: i was going to say, when is this going to happen? i want to make... i want to make plans. >> tyson: in about five billion years, and so, we probably have other issues to concern ourselves with for our survival between now and then. >> rose: you said, "i am, we are stardust." >> tyson: yes. >> rose: what does that mean? >> tyson: for me, the most astonishing fact is that the molecules that compr

. >> we interviewed members of the aquatic staff hayden monahan or this person drew that's identified in the article and jackie were supposed to have worked together at the aquatic center. interviewed the supervisors. none of them were familiar with a drew or hayden monahan. >> reporter: the article states that sexual assault took place at the phi kappa sigh house. something they couldn't corroborate. >> there was no evidence a party that had taken place on september 28th as well. >> police say though they weren't able to speak to jackie, they did speak to writer sebrina ruben early. they said she cooperated but didn't give up all of her sources. for a fascinating look at the investigation, you'll want to go to our wusa 9 app and read the full station there. debra alfarone wusa 9. >> speaking of looking inside the investigation columbia university is reviewing rolling stone's article. they're expected to publish a review in early april. >>> from fairfax to virginia beach, investigators are on the hunt for a missing 5-year-old virginia boy. law enforcement just released this picture of

this is hayden number 13. jumper for three. too strong. willis. this crowd is urging willis to shoot. shoot. jim: they'll do the right thing most likely and just watch the clock disappear. verne: yes they will. jim: that was almost head-on-head just then. verne: 79-56. 35-0. for the wildcats. john calipari. jim: you have to really admire the hampton effort coming in. coach joyner and company gave it their best shot obviously overwhelmed by the depth and size and strength. john calipari gets ready for the next one. verne: the tournament continues live on tnt and trutv. it continues tomorrow at noon on cbs. for jim spanarkel and allie laforce, i'm verne lunquist saying so long from louisville. we'll send it back to the studio after these messages. good night, everybody. i'll tell you what a cinderella story is.. cheese curds. i love cheese curds. oh yea! underrated man! yea they are. nobody ever - look at this table. people look at this table, they go "ohh the wings... ohh look at the sauce, look at this burger". but the cheese cuurrrds man! yea. ye

this is hayden number 13. jumper for three. too strong. willis. this crowd is urging willis to shoot. shoot. jim: they'll do the right thing most likely and just watch the clock disappear. verne: yes they will. jim: that was almost head-on-head just then. verne: 79-56. 35-0. for the wildcats. john calipari. jim: you have to really admire the hampton effort coming in. coach joyner and company gave it their best shot obviously overwhelmed by the depth and size and strength. john calipari gets ready for the next one. verne: the tournament continues live on tnt and trutv. it continues tomorrow at noon on cbs. for jim spanarkel and allie laforce, i'm verne lunquist saying so long from louisville. we'll send it back to the studio after these messages. good night, everybody. i'll tell you what a cinderella story is.. cheese curds. i love cheese curds. oh yea! underrated man! yea they are. nobody ever - look at this table. people look at this table, they go "ohh the wings... ohh look at the sauce, look at this burger". but the cheese cuurrrds man! yea. ye

as part of a plea deal michael hayden admitted his role in harvesting more than 185,000 pounds of the fish illegally between 2007 and 2011. he'll also have to pay more than half a million bucks in rest resolution and fines. pretty expensive. >>> doug kammerer joins us. you were posting on facebook last week "uncle." i'm crying uncle aunts, grandmas mom and dad. this is brutal. >> we've had storm after storm and we've been so cold last night's storm was really a mess with all of that ice. tomorrow i'm not worried about. i'm really not for most of the area. even though we have a winter weather advisory not a big storm at all. let's show you what's happening today. the sun is out. looks like there's no ice left on the potomac. it's still there but you can't see it too well because we don't have the snow on top of it today. there's still ice across the area. temperatures right now 44 degrees with that sunshine. yeah, a little bit of a windchill down to the 37. but one of the warmer days we've seen in a while. temperatures 41 in leesburg 46 fredericksburg colder to the north, 35 in hagerst

so, i think it's a great idea, and we're gonna start off with two students, franz and hayden. >> we chose to make this "recipes for disaster" because well, we were kind of aiming for it to be almost like a cookbook. >> ingredients for big car crashes are eating while driving, drinking before or while driving, texting while driving, reaching into the back while driving, waving to a friend while driving, or messing with the radio while driving. >> i have a slogan at the top that says, "is the message worth your life?" and that basically means, like even if you look down just for a second, is that one message really worth, like, your life? and so here i just drew a picture of somebody texting, and it was a red light, and they didn't realize 'cause they were on their phone, and somebody was crossing the street. and then i also wrote another little slogan, and it says "distracted driving is not cool. spread the news around your school." >> what i focused on was rubbernecking, which is basically turning your head away from the road to, say, look at maybe, a deer or road work. >> when you text a

and we have general mikenchael hayden joining us and a lot more coming up straight ahead. like hillary but what they have concerns about. i... i'm not. so it's not a problem. my video chat isn't working so i try to send photos but even that doesn't work. she saw the granite counters and the fire pit she went nuts. so i'm trying really hard to describe it but words are not my thing. that was all it took. i mean what do you want, i'm a realtor, not a poet. join us and save without settling on the largest most reliable network. before larry instantly transferred money from his bank of america savings account to his merrill edge retirement account. before he opened his first hot chocolate stand calling winter an "underserved season". and before he quit his friend's leaf-raking business for "not offering a 401k." larry knew the importance of preparing for retirement. that's why when the time came he counted on merrill edge to streamline his investing and help him plan for the road ahead. that's the power of streamlined connections. that's merrill edge and bank of america. >>> t

revealed that the regime had secret facilities at natanz and iraq and one of your predecessors michael hayden said they had done a lot of work at fordho before we knew about it. fact is they fooled us repeatedly the iranians. >> and i think we've gone to school on some of those developments over the last decade or so, so that now we can have better plan opportunity to verify some of the things they are saying they're going to do and not do. >> sreenivasan: disagreements about those nuclear negotiations have fueled tensions between israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and president obama. and so did a recent comment by the israeli leader expressing opposition to a two-state solution with the palestinians. today, the israeli ambassador to the united states sought to clarify the prime minister's position. >> he is committed to a vision of peace of two states for two peoples, a demilitarized palestinian state that recognizes the jewish state of israel. what has changed is the circumstances over the last few years. we have a collapse of 100 year order in the middle east and militant islam is

jones hayden in brussels. annabelle -- anna: let's switch gears.w, victoria beckham has come a long way from her popstar days. she opened a flagship store in london last year and is planning her next move in asia. angie lau spoke exclusively with the fashion designer on why she chose hong kong. victoria beckham: i love hong kong. i opened my first flagship store in central london seven months ago. i have been looking at my options. for me, it seems like the natural place to open my second store. i traveled around the world and have met so many incredible chinese women. i wanted to open my next-door here so i can really get to know her. so i can give her what i really do think she wants. angie lau bank -- angie: when can we expect it to open? victoria beckham: i hope the end of this year or the beginning of next year if i can find the right space. angie: your second store will be in hong kong. where else is next? victoria beckham: i would say the u.s. is next. i do not know where yet. i am in a great position. i am doing my research. i am looking at

forces loyal to president hayden play a crucial role in the intervention. they are the one who is provide intelligence on houthi fighters seen here trying to set up a checkpoint on the outskirts of aden. moments later the checkpoint is hit. armed vehicles tanks missiles launchers also strike. >> there is a houthi presence inside and around the city of aden. we have intensified our attacks north of aden. the fighters feel the heat, and wherever they go, they will target them. >> saudi arabia has said its military campaign will take some time accusing iran of helping the houthies to destabilize the region. >> iran has trained houthies. if they're currently present in yemen they will meet the same fate as the houthies. let me stress we will not allow anyone to provide assistance to the houthis through the air or the sea. >> the oil-rich kingdom is rallying international support. riyadh said that attacks will stop only if houthies pull out of the cities they control and recognize much hadi as a legitimate leader. >> we're not warmonger but when we beat the drum

veterans and air force officials marking a somber anniversary. 50 years ago today lieutenant corner hayden lockhart shot down over vietnam becoming the first prisoner of war there. complete way b-52 fly jover from minot air force base. >>> keeping an eye on the american-israel public affairs meeting. benjamin netanyahu sfoekpoke to the group. what he to say there, plus the latest plan to fund homeland security. >>> stronger than ever how israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu just described the relationship between israel and the u.s. while speaking to aipac. a day before he addresses congress a visit that upset the white house. >> my speech is not intended to show any disrespect to president obama or the esteemed office that he holds. i have great respect for both. >> the administration wasn't happy when netanyahu accepted the invitation to speak from house republicans. this as u.s.-israel tensions rise over the effort to forge a nuclear deal with iran. >>> that's the latest from the live desk. back to you. >> thanks angie. >>> today we expect the texas nurse who contracted ebola to fo

jones hayden in brussels with the very latest on these talks.uy: let's get back to the global head of f.x. research. you look at what's happening at the moment. my sense is that from a personal point of view, we are still a long way apart between the greeks and the euro group. when you talk to clients, what are they telling you about how they are reading it though? >> well, my sense is that a lot of complacency about what's going on investors are clearly ignoring that after all the safety net draghi and his colleagues the governing put in place. it's actually that whatever happens, euro is safe, even if greece were to lead the talk about controls and all that, the come fent effect that was a big risk is no long they are. and that sense of safety if you wish, is i think breathing complacency. they're acting as if the consequence of any disagreement that could ultimately be an accident are not going to be as damaging especially on the creditors' side. francine: when you say it's complacent, is there actually a chance of an accidental happening? it

. >>> later today air force commemorates a somber anniversary. 50 years ago today colonel hayden lockhart was shot down over vietnam. he was the first air force prisoner of war. form he p.o.w.s veterans and air force officials will gather for a replaying at the air force memorial and 69th bomb squadron will provide a b-52 flyover. >>> driving on the ice can be tricky of course. obviously you want to drive slowly and watch out for black ice this morning. if your car does skid, take your foot on or the brake and accelerator, try to straighten the wheel slowly and then ride the skid out. if your car starts to roll backwards, you want to stay off the brake. you should look over your shoulder and try to steer to a safe location. he issier . >> and when you lose control, you're like oh, no. but you can recover from it. >> you have to have presence of mind. >>> this morning we're starting off with at least no more freezing rain or freezing drizzle falling, but we're dealing with the aftermath. radar all clear now. we had warmer air coming in officer what is left of the snow and ice. so dense fog

the ones that revealed that the regime had secret facilities and one of your pressed soers, michael hayden said they does a lot of work previously before we knew. the fact is they have fooled up repeatedly iranians. >> and we have gone to school on the developments the last decade so question have a better plan an opportunity, to verify some of the thing they are saying they will do and not do. >> are you aware of an underground site near tehran. >> i will not get into what we know of the iranian program but i am confident our intelligence capabilities of sufficiently robust we have a good understanding of what the iranian nuclear program entails. >> the reason i ask, iranian opposition groups say this is a secret nuclear facility that we have not known about. >> we have confidence we are aware of the facilities that iran has right new. it is going to be a lost speculation and rumors about other facilities but i am confident right now we have a good appreciation of what the iranian consists of. >> that is the danger of a nuclear arms race across the middle east and top saudi officials incl

. >>> plus we have former cia director michael hayden. he's going to be our guest later this hour. always look forward to that. and the money party is back, baby. our old friend dylan ratigan stopping by to say it's a money party, it's a money party, and the links some parents will go to keep their kids in school and get them good grades. i wish my parents would have done that for me in college. but first, here's bill karins with a check of the forecast. bill, five inches of snow possibly today? >> and then all melts. it will melt quickly on saturday. we need to get through it today. already the snowflakes are coming down outside your window north of d.c. baltimore is 34 and snow. the roads may be all right but you're doing to have to deal with the secondary roads and the bridges and over passes. careful driving. let's get to the maps. snowfall forecast first off, state college to harrisburg to allentown, know is going to stick there. maybe even on some of the secondary roads, untreated surfaces. trps are down near freezing. d.c. is 41. looking okay in the d.c. area. as the snow co

bill hayden reports. >> reporter: the scale of the flooding has been difficult to believe in southwestern peru it almost submerged in bridge. further north, the rain brought down this landslide, right in front of emergency workers, the country's president has declared a state of emergency here with roads blocked, communities are cut off and supplies is are running low. further south in neighboring chile, the rain is still causing trouble. the capital of the atacama region normally one of the driest places on earth. it normally gets about a centimeter of rain a year. not this year. it's taken the authorities completely by surprise. >> since yesterday morning, until today, we've been calling, calling, calling, there is no chance of help from anyone. we don't see even any vehicle on the road. so right now, i'm surrounded by mud. >> some help is getting through, so helicopters are the only way to get around and they're overwhelmed. here they rescue people trapped in a collapsing house. this water should have fallen as snow, high up in the mountains. instead, because the weather is unusually w

. >>> it was 50 years ago today that then major hayden lockhart was shot down over vietnam taking part in operation rolling thunder. he became the first air force prisoner of war in vietnam. today's service also honored a group of pous they called the alcatraz 11. they survived 11 years of torture in vietnam. >>> marriott's corporate headquarters is located in bethesda bethesda for now. but the hotel chain could be eyeing a new location. its ceo told "the washington post" a lack of metro service for his workforce could be one of the reasons for a move. montgomery county executives want to work with the hotel chain to keep it in town. >>> most businesses want metro axe says and most businesses would like to have an isolated area sort of a park area. and i think we could find ways in which to accommodate them. >> they believe any potential move is still years away. the county executive believes that's enough time to try and keep marriott in the county. >>> there's a whole bunch of people right now looking for three guys who are accused in a brazen heist along the i-95 corridor. police sa

. >> judge andrew napolitano had a debate with general michael hayden which was extremely well attended and the judge was much beloved in that debate. up next, attorney general eric holder is leaving his post. but reports say he's leaving some bad news first for the police in ferguson, missouri. wait until you hear this. plus, a lot of media outlets drew quick conclusions about a fatal police shooting in los angeles. up next, we will play you the video and let you decide when sheriff clarke joins us on what really happened here.man (sternly): where do you think you're going? mr. mucus: to work, with you. it's taco tuesday. man: you're not coming. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. i'm go od all day. [announcer:] mucinex keeps working. not 4, not 6 but 12 hours. let's end this >>> across the country many media outlets drew quick conclusions in the police shooting of a homeless man in los angeles. we asked trace gallagher to review the tape moment by moment to help our viewers actually understand what really unfolded here. he joins us with that investigation. trace. >

bill hayden reports. >> reporter: 4 1/2 centuries after their ancestors first landed on a beach somewhere opened a cheerful reenactment of the coming of european rule to brazil. historians might question the accuracy of this multi-cultural depiction, but the modern inhabitants of rio seem thrilled to be taking part. >> i think that rio is a city with a lot of history, which holds a lot of brazilian identity. it's given much to this country and received a lot from it. it's the essence of brazil. >> the marvelous city is midway between last year's football world cup and next year's olympics, in the middle of what organizers call a cultural marathon celebrating the best that rio can offer. carnival was last week but it seems this party just won't stop. and if you're having a 450th birthday it seems only appropriate to have a cake 450 meters long. bakers rushed to finish it spreading icing along tables making through city center. when it was done there was enough for everyone to have a generous slice. >> the president had a slightly fancier cake at an award ceremony nearby. she pledged her su

usc threatic director and player pat hayden tweeted, "i am the proud father of a gay son. in his honor i will not attend the college football playoff kmeeg meeting-- committee meeting this week. #diversity." >>> foul smelling drinking water on the east bay should be gone by the end of the week. the sour tapwater is running through homes and businesses of east bay mud customers. the company has received more than 300 complaints in the last week. officials say the water is perfectly safe to drink. it just may taste a little different. >> we've been hearing there's a metallic taste that are not used to or an earthy taste. the reason has to do with a change we made in the way we operate our reservoir. >> california law requires east bay mud to release enough cold water each year so salmon can spawn. because of the drought there's not enough to go around. as a result, east bay mud had to pull water from a sunnier algae-filled section of its reservoir in the sierra foothills. east bay mud began drawing water from deeper in the reservoir again yesterday. the smelly water should g

. >> it was 50 years ago today that major hayden lockhart was taken captive in 1965. he was held until 1973. he was later awarded the distinguished flying cross for legion of merit and silver star for his bravery. the 76-year-old was unable to attend today's ceremony but he is in our thoughts today. coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00 we'll explain how the cold weather is setting a record as far as water main breaks around the area. >> the department of justice prepares to release its findings after an investigation into the ferguson police department. a look at what the report is expected to include. >> big announcements for the d.c. fire department and some optimism about big problems finally being solved. i'm stephen tschida. i'll have that story ftt2w>rxl] ú:o j# 9:, tt2w>rxl] ú:!!án i:d tt2w>rxl] ú:4!j# ?,0 tt2w>rxl] ú:x#á&ú:8"d tt2w>rxl] ú:t#j'ú:," tt2w>rxl] ú:t#j)ú:'bd 'btt2w>rxl] ú:p#jáú:0yx tt2w>rxl] ú:p#j,ú:q#8 tt2w>rxl] ú:l#á.ú:xá4 tt2w>rxl] ú:l#á0ú:c<é >> d.c. mayor muriel bowser announced her choice for a new fire chief. >> she called on a veteran from the we

one of your predecessors, michael hayden says that they had done a lot of work before we knew about it. fact is, they pulled us repeatedly the iranians. >> i think we've gone to school on some of those developments over the last decade or so that we can now have a better plan and opportunity to verify some of the things that they are saying they are going to do and not do. >> are you aware of an underground site near teheran? >> i know there are a lot of reports. i won't get into what it is we know about the iran nuclear program. i am confident that we are a good understanding of what the iranian nuclear program entails. >> the reason i ask is iranian opposition groups say there is a secret nuclear facility there that we haven't known about. >> i think we have confidence that we're aware of the facilities that iran has right now. and is going to be a lot of speculation and rumors about other facilities. i'm confident we have a good appreciation of what the iranian nuclear consists of. >> what is the danger of nuclear arms race across the southeast. if there's a deal, the sunni nations

but first, let's take you now to liberia and the bbc's andrew hayden. >> reporter: this is the end gameedical team hunting for the final traces of ebola. could they be the last to suffer? four caught the virus, three are dead. for the rest daily checkups. they're halfway through a 21-day quarantine. quarantine. >> it makes you to worry, it make you to you know, have fear. >> you're counting the days now? >> we are, counting praying. >> reporter: dr. masala is leading the last push to confirm the virus, and it's working. no new cases confirmed for 11 days now. >> reporter: so this could be the last family? >> the last family but it's the last family yeah. >> the last stretch, okay. so a lot of pressure on you to get this right. >> a lot of pressure, always. >> reporter: but then bad news. we race off to a nearby clinic. a sick woman has been found by one of the doctor's team. >> complaining of back pain joint pain was vomiting. >> reporter: once more she's one of their neighbors. it seems she's been hiding her illness. >> we have a case. >> as she rests, dr. falllaah raises the alarm. >>

. >> judge andrew napolitano had a debate with general michael hayden which was extremely well attended the judge was much beloved in that debate. up next, attorney general eric holder is leaving his post. but reports say he's leaving some bad news first for the police in ferguson, missouri. wait until you hear this. plus, a lot of media outlets drew quick conclusions about a fatal police shooting in los angeles. up next, we will play you the video and let you decide when sheriff clarke joins us on what really happened here. i love life, whether i'm on the go, spending time with friends or with my favorite date. i take care of myself, and i like what i see when i look in the mirror. i've often been told i'm the best pair of legs in the room. the so slimming collection only at chico's and chicos.com. let me talk to you about retirement. a 401(k) is the most sound way to go. let's talk asset allocation. sure. you seem knowledgeable professional. would you trust me as your financial advisor? i would. i would indeed. well, let's be clear here. i'm actually a dj. [ dance music plays ] [laugh

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hayden is there. >> thank you for taking my call. i just wanted to say that so troubling. it's disgusting to think the our society accepts hillary clinton regardless of the outcome. the problem with that 30% is it's probably makes up about 99% of the media. my question is she's clearly hidden things, broken laws maybe done under the table deals with saudi arabia for money. my question is how do we get past the liberal media going forward and get to the end result of getting the real information and maybe even prosecuting if it warrants that how do we get to that stage? >> it would be a very very very big stretch to try to gin up criminal charges out of this. it is a conspiracy to defraud the government and defrauding the government has been defined as frustrating the government's abilities, it's a crime to have a conspiracy to defraud the government. that's been defined as frustrating the government's abilities to carry out its normal duties in due course. that's not going to happen. >> would she be under obligation if the committee on benghazi asked her to testify? would

we are joined by joan hayden in brussels marcus in athens, joan let's kick it off with you.he banner agenda and then mr. tsipras and his private tea party with merkel, draw the and aland, what is the agenda echo >> the main thing is energy union and we are not sure how much progress will make on that but we are focusing on the talks about the russian sanctions. there is debate about whether the leaders will push for a renewal of the sanctions until the end of the year, there is a block of countries mostly in the east to really want that and another block mostly in the south who are against that so we don't have a consensus on the issue it also it will be interesting to see how they come down today and what they say on the way in and afterward in terms of where they stand because they are focusing on the minsk agreement and the sea fire -- cease-fire in eastern ukraine and at this point that seems to be holding but they want to wait and see exactly what putin has up his sleeve before they make a decision. manus: thank you very much, let's see what he has up his sleeve. marcus

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in short, winona hayden lived a long and contributing life which brightened the lives of many others, including mine. my thoughts and prayers are with her family and members of the temple baptist church who are mourning the loss of a beloved woman. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair will now recognize the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. mcgovern, for five minutes. mr. mcgovern: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. mr. speaker, with the release of yesterday's budget it's official, republicans have declared war on poor working families in this country and i'm deeply disappointed but i can't say i'm all that surprised. yesterday's house budget once again slashes safety net programs that provide critical assistance to low and middle-income families while offering big tax breaks to the superwealthy. i've seen this movie before. i didn't like it the first time and i sure don't like it now. following in the footsteps of the recent ryan budgets chairman price's budget guts the supplemental nutrition assistance program

that is hayden henderson stealing the spotlight at the high school state basketball tournament in kentuckyweek. and he did not stop there. he followed up with his rendition of taylor swift's "shake it off." he's good. i want to see you guys do that. >> shake it off. shake it off. >> i'm surprised his parents -- is he there by himself? he was doing it. >>> 25 minutes before the top of the hour. the wet streets of new york, maria, technically it is spring but still feels like winter. >> feels like winter for some, we're seeing some snow coming down across parts of the northeast and also in new england. so, again, it is feeling like winter out there. temperatures below average across the great lakes and into the midwest. and the reason why it is so chilly outside is because we have a cold front moving eastward and along the frontal boundary we have areas of rain. and they extend as far south as parts of georgia, moisture across parts of florida and, of course, extend into the i-95 corridor. could be areas of heavy rain embedded in there, that's shading and yellow and orange you see there on t

hayden is there. the independent line. caller: thank you for taking my call. would just want to say that it is so troubling and disgusting that 30% of our population except hillary clinton regardless of the outcome. the problem with that 30% is it probably makes up about 99% of the media. my question is, you know, without going into the murders are, she has clearly hidden things, broken laws, done under the table deals for money. my question is, how do we get past the liberal media going forward and get to the actual end result of getting the real information and maybe even prosecuting it if it warrants that the echo -- that? host: let's hear from john cook. thank you, hated. guest: it would be a very, very stretch -- big stretch to ring up criminal charges. defrauding the government has been defined as frustrating the government's ability -- or, it is a crime to conspire to defraud the government. the government's ability to carry out its normal duties intercourse. that is not going to happen -- in due course. that is not going to happen. host: if the -- coul