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and now looking at where it is still snow issing, and who is under a winter storm rn warning, we will go the meteorologist doug kammerer, and news4 meteorology center. >> well, looking down at the storm team 4 radar, you can see that the snow is gown from around leesburg, and fredrick and annapolis, and no more snow, but it is to the south. and calvert, and st. mary's k n county and toward the neck, and most of it on the lighter side, and it is pushing to the south and the east. you have a one or maybe two hours, be but as far as the accumulation goes, you are pr pretty much done. you might see a half inch, but showing it from the west, it fizzles down to the south and the east and it is going to continue down to the south and the east, and we have the winter storm warnings from charles, and calvert, and down the fredericksburg, but they are going to be dropped any minute as well as we continue to see it drop down. the snow will be ending, but the frigid temperatures are going to be turning icy if they are not already. the roads are snow-covered and as we lose any of the daytime heati

interviews with people on this issue, there's still a lot of nervousness tharnnervousnessaround this iss. just because india has the world's second largest population, uncertain about what narendra modi and india will be like. in terms of pakistan, i think sadanand might be better at answering that question. but i know living in gujarat, there is this very -- modi has oftentimes conflated the issue of india muslims and pakistan. i wanted to add one thing. when du ha suhag mentioned, even though conditions might be bad, where are people going ogo. leaving your state. >> you know but -- >> we're going to bring it up in the next-- we're going to bring the.after commercial. should the united states forget the past and turn a new page with modi or should that relationship come with conditions and certain expectations? being tweet julio your are thoughts. credit. thoughts. only on al jazeera america >> welcome back. we're talking about u.s.-indian relations. talking about a hot show our community is jumping. >> just before we close. afshanstans, there's a trending hashtag, aren't we forgetting

. >> is that specifically because the transponder for whatever reason stopped tran pond issing?> yes, and he don't know why that happened. i think the real question now is, why are we still relying on 1960s era technology to find this? basically it boils down now to a search for the black boxes that contain really what will be the most important bit of information in sorting out what happened to this. and that's -- well, who knows, possibly at the bottom of the ocean, we really don't know. but there is a way to do that in realtime, to stream it over satellite bandwidth, and we would get that information instantaneously. >> if transponders were higher tech and checking in not by radio bursts, but rather in a constant and realtime way you think the transponder idea could be much more effective. in every day use? >> i think that most of the industry resists that latter option. i think this would be an alternative to the black boxes which are only useful when there has been a terrible tragedy like this, essentially what it would be is we wouldn't have to wait to find them, this coul

agencies are getting involved and hope for more accurate information and progress in the search for the issing flight. >> thank you. the mother of two killed while on her morning run. the community is stepping up to help her family. >> those high winds are dying, but when will the warm weather return? the forecast is coming up. the 61st annual basketball tournament. will this be the last to rob for the university of maryland, or it will it be hard times on the you used to sleep like a champ, you lay down, clocked off and next thing you knew, good morning. so what happened? life happened. work. stress. fun. bad habits. kids. kids. kids. now what? not milk. not sheep. not that. let's think smarter. let's get some science in here. let's build a bed. another bed? no, an entirely new sleep number bed that tracks your movement, your heartbeat, your breathing. sensors working directly with the air chambers, yeah you need the air chambers. introducing the sleep number x12 bed, the first bed that tracks your sleep patterns, and tells you how to adjust for a good night's sleep, a better night, and an aw

every park come and look at this park, because i think that the way that you have acknowledged donor iss really first class. >> it is nice to come and play and we have been driving by for literally a year. >> it is kind of nice. >> all of the people that are here. ♪ (clapping.) first of all, let's give horn to god alleyway mighty for bringing us here today today is a historic occasion. this sermon is dedicated to the memory of doctor george davis the man that actually brought us together here today his vision to take our issues to the bayview he's no longer with us but we know your presence here today says a lot about his legacy and passion. i'm honored to be standing here knowing that speaker pelosi is here with us the number one advocate for children and women and seniors in the entire country of the united states is here (clapping) in spite of her tight scheduling schedule her passion is here so we're 4u7b8 and i'm honored to have a hitters activity and great mayor mayor ed lee is here with us today (clapping) on the stage we have mr. salazar that actually, the developer that helped u

record that iss called "when love was king" is really her in a way, because she always talked about liftinge people -- that line that i say ♪ he lifted up the underneath and all of those who dwelt beneath, so they could remember his reign ♪ that is my mother. the last day she was alive, the last hour she was alive, she said record, hand me my purse. she wanted to get $600 from her purse so she could give to her family who could not make grant that month. and the children were around her and we were selfish, we were like mom, with your last breath, just enjoy yourself, enjoy us. and goust be a family out that way. now i think about it, and how great is it, with your very last breath, to give somebody something? that's what she wanted to do. that was life for her, to give. arethese life messages constantly coming out in my music, even when i don't expect them or even want them to. , i of the lyrics on the song sing ♪ i wish my mama was here she would know what to do, what to say, how to pray to make inks better ♪ i didn't write that, it just came out while i was standing at the microphone. he

. >> stephen: was, the word iss with. >> that's true, was, for over 20 years.e frank a southern democrat is because it's not some of about ideology for southern democrat, it's about personal relationships. >> stephen: so anyway, he and his wife robin wright there, they're both, you know, just cold-blooded in their pursuit of power. who are they based on in the democratic party? are they-- are they based on bill and hillary or are they based on hillary and bill? >> stephen: there's got to be-- i worked for hillary in 2000 for her first senate campaign and worked, the senator from new york chuck schum never 1998. and look, anyone who gets elected to senate in new york knows what rough-and-tumble politics is and certainly frank and claire are masters at that game. >> stephen: one of the unique things about this show is that occasionally underwood looks right into the camera and says what is on his mind. why does he do that? that's something we stole from the bbc version, they stole it from a guy named shakespeare, i don't know if you heard of him, and what that al

it was supposed to dock with the iss but didn't. nasa says no one on board is in danger. americans have used the staff as a way to get crew members to the international space station cincinnasince 2011. >>> fierce winds and high waves suspended the search yesterday. a dozen planes and two ships from the u.s. and five other countries are helping. nbc ian williams joins us. good morning to you. what do we know about the objects spotted in the search zone? >> reporter: two new developments. first from malaysia. officials have received new satellite images from france that appear to show 120 objects floating in the southern indian ocean, the biggest 75 feet long. those images have been passed to australians managing the search and will be factored into the search plans. this is the fourth image, fourth set of images from satellites. another lead. now out at sea today, we had the biggest deployment we've yet seen. 12 ships from multiple countries. the latest information we have is is that they did not three objects out there, two appeared to look like rope. a third was describ

denmark issing moving it from the ugandan government to ngos.any support the laws and are baffled by the rehabilitation. donors. the donor countries never made noise over wide-spread corruption or theft of public funds or other human rights abuses. the relatively isolated outcry plays into the hands of the proponents of the new law, claiming that the west has an agenda to promote homosexuality in uganda. >> the new law says that is illegal. it doesn't clearly define what promoting homosexuality is. the law could be used against gay rights activists. several were invoiced by a tab loit. many live -- -- several were bothered by a tab lloyd. >> uganda has a number of countries with cultures and values. we are not into discrimination. >> as the politicians are seen to stand up to western demands it makes them more popular at home. for many. international donors, the new law crossed the line. malcolm reb al jazeera. >> -- malcolm web, al jazeera. >> one of the dolphins checks into a psychiatric center. >> and we'll meet the men and women who decide w

iss has been on the block since october, and if the deal is done, incite venture partners would be thethird owner in the past switch years. no terms disclosed for the latest possible deal. >>> sue, a lot of deals are made every year at the annual south by southwest festival where what's trending in technology, entertainment and investing all seem to come together. it's where ideas are shared. gadgets are displayed, there is chicken fried steak and sometimes big and controversial people get anymore message out. josh lipton has more. >> reporter: 30,000 tech fans come to austin, texas, technologiest, engineers, venture capitalests start jups and fortune 500s looking for the next start jup. there is competitions and of course, lots of networking and partying. startups often tip at south by southwest. the festival is a launch pad for social networking companies like twitter and four square and the online marketplace dubbed the breakout app here three years ago. >> if he were here in the united states, he would be in a solitary cell. >> reporter: the event was so big it attracted edward sno

that means that individuals who receive the expansion medi-cal are also going to have ak isses to ihhs, in home supportive services program an long-term care. that is about the resource and asset limit. that's really important for people who are either get into expansion medi-cal and healthy when they came in and are going to have a need for services and maybe they weren't eligible for traditional medi-cal and because they are over the resource and asset limit and the income is over the threshold. now they are going to be able to benefit from the long-term services and support that are going to be available under the medi-cal expansion program. a note under the ihs program, recently the state and working with counties have decided that individuals who come in through expansion who need ihhs are not going to need a separate disability determination and that is good because that is an administrative hurdle and will go through the certification for all people who apply for ihhs will go through and the county will do an assessment of need. the other program is covered california covered ca

the idea that the russians are going to win ukrainian hearts and minds in any foreseeable future iss out of the question at this point. so what have the russians gained? they've gained control in crimea, shaken their firsts at the west but in the long-term goal it's hart to see how it helps them. >> it could disrupt the flow through those pipelines and more than half of the budget revenue, 52% comes from oil and gas. anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now, overseas markets get a bounce and united gets tough on big carry-on bags. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. asian markets finished higher on easing tensions in ukraine. tokyo's nikkei gained 1% to hit a one-week high. hong kong's hang seng lost half a percent. stocks on wall street also got a lift. the dow jones industrial gained nearly 228 points. the nasdaq composite rose 74 points. >>> general motors has started an internal review of its recall. last week they doubled the number of cars it was recalling because of faulty

. >> someone i met in the streets told me that the warnings - it takes what issed in of you and it puts it out there. that's what it is. people taking their own portrait. you don't have to worry about technical stuff. themselves. >> yes, yes. that. >> what have you learnt in the process. this is a project that is two years, two years old. >> exactly. >> what are you learnt during the process. >> yes, yes. for 13 years i travelled around the world doing my own projects. i realise the power of communities. i didn't know how to translate that into other communities without me. so that them doing it without me being involved. in inside i was - okay, i'm not going to call. people will be - how do you want us to do this. sure. take the photo. you'll have a cell phone or something. take it. send it to me. we'll print it here and send it back to you. but you have to pull it wide. >> and then suddenly there would have to gather the community, go ba - okay, we have the project. no one else is involved. they don't have to ask if they don't want to. it's about them. some are small. it's a small com

because it iss easy to convince the public that a national budget is just like their own home budget. if the national budget goes to much into deficit, things are going to be a huge problem. the reason so many people are struggling in this economy, so this argument goes, is that we have too large a federal budget. the analogy doesn't make any sense. federal budgeta has a lot to do with a public investment in roads and bridges and education. if you don't make those investments, not only do you cause a lot of people not to get jobs, but you are also not allowing the economy to grow in the future. those are investments in the future economy. we know the deficit spending is not a sin. during the second world war, we went into much deeper deficit than we ever have since. but we grew our way out of that deficit. the issue is the ratio of the deficit or debt to the total national economy. all of these austerity people and exit scolds who said you have to get the deficit down, don't understand that by reducing the deficit you are reducing the demand for goods and services in the economy. and

it was supposed to dock with the iss, but didn't because an engine burn didn't go as planned. nasa says no one on board is in any danger. americans have used the russian spacecraft to get to crew members to the international space station since the u.s. shuttle slooet fleet was retired in 2011. >>> the did hes pat hunt for missing flight 370 has resumed, and in calmer seas. fierce winds and high waves suspended the search yesterday. a dozen planes and two ships from the u.s. and five other countries are helping. nbc's ian williams joins us live from perth, australia. good morning to you. this search area is so remote and so large some estimates have it the size of alaska. >> good morning to you, betty. officials say they are searching area today, which is smaller and more focused, but, yes, it is still the size of alaska. today's deployment is the biggest we've seen so far. 12 aircraft, including those from australia, new zealand, u.s., china, japan, and korea joining that hunt. also two ships out there, an australian and chinese ship. had he say conditions have been better af

senator john mccain issing leading a bipart sfwlan delegation of eight senators to kiev. this trip comes as the senate foreign relations committee approves strict sanctions. it's aimed at putting economic pressure on russians involved in russia's intervention in ukraine. ukraine's new prime minister met with president obama at the white house. the president expressed his unequivocal support for the new government. the crimea peninsula actually voted sound a refer endem to secede from ukraine and join russia. the g-7 leaders say they will take further action if russia tries to annex crimea. >> look who is on deck. ryan schachtman with us this morning. >> hey, betty, topt start in the national hockey league. an incredible story here. a brush with death now forcing regular pefrly to end his hock where i season early. the forward will undergo surgery to fix the heart ailment halves identified as the cause of his collapse on the team bench monday night. peverley's life was saved after team medical staff acted quickly. they used a defibrillator to revive him. peverley had been

celebration when they finally docked to the new crew made up of two russians and one american will be at the iss until september. the law or international and that concludes our review of the week's news. my head. i'm quite sure the top problem at all. my eyelids. it meant right now. true to you we're. these. the essence ch ch. i write to your content for iowa this is for cultural programs and entertainment at one. watch a lot too. i would have to pray. read it. archie unions six pm. may he grow we were we . says. using the picture. in this week's episode. mittens that doesn't mean what the problem on its radar data. i mean that in the low cliffs india

. >> brian william iss a conservationist with the dan river association, he took us 20 miles downstream of the coal ash spill at a retired plant in edden, north carolina. >> it was just giant gray sludge pouring into the river. >> reporter: on february 2nd, a pipe below a duke energy storage pond blew out. 39,000 tons of ash and water gushed into the river. wildlife officials estimate a layer of sludge that included chemicals known to cause cancer traveled 80 miles downriver. >> it's down here on the bottom and it's mixing in with the sediments and it's actually-- continually leeching out the toxins. >> duke energy klein declined an interview but said in i statement we will do the right thing for the river and communities, we are can't. drinking water has remained safe. the pipe has been permanently plugged. we take responsibility for this event. >> right at the water's edge. >> mike powell farm --00 sake acres four miles down from the leak. the main concern is flooding. >> flooding if it takes the ash not land, and settles there i don't know what the results will within. >> in addition

the russian spacecraft will reach the iss tomorrow.xpected to reach the space station today. nasa says the crew is in good spirit and is in no danger. >>> more security concerns at the nation's tallest building. two cnn producers were arrested yesterday for trying to sneak on it the one world trade center site. the men tried four times to climb fences and push through gates before being arrested. cnn says the men were this to do a story on the security breaches but were not asked to sneak on to the site. this comes a day after four men were arrested for this base jump from one world trade center back in september. this video posted to youtube just yesterday. one of the men was a former construction worker who helped three daredevils gain access to the top of the building. a teenager was also arrested for sneaking to the top last week. in both cases, a hole in construction fencing was used to get in. >>> this morning, we are getting a look at the designs for the new sandy hook elementary school in connecticut. last night newtown's publi

iss however the company has not let the software and has not let it uses person was that both the hyannis haven't got time to come at a state owned company applied for trading suspension on monday due to media reports and possibly facts on the stock price is one thing situation applies to all calm understated colt was subsidiary reported layout so we fished a little oil as baby food and not as messy as any the statement added so it's taking subsidiary in two thousand twelve to the management and back home but no longer produces an unfashionable on oil products in the time change and a high multiple belt that is a brand and as a done deal it is reportedly for saving his car's fuel economy data. just in order to meet baby to a standard so far we haven't got any official statement out of time although some may say either applications the treaty would not resume before he finished dark. they haven't the patience. i miss checking out how these are moving stock markets across the region especially in a tiny thing that was the mom probably to at least in the shares are kicking up a new week in t

. >> this issed goo.ing today taco bell elbows its way into the breakfast market like this, a waffle taco with a side of cinnabon delight, hash browns and coffee. >> and they're using none other than ronald mcdonald to promote their new breakfast. no, not the red-haired clown, the chain is running a series of ads featuring everyday men who just happen to be named ronald mcdonald. >> i like it. >> that's really cool. >> yeah, here we go. spooky surveillance video, talk of a town in new hampshire and some are convinced their country store is haunted. >> take a look at this footage right after the worker leaves the room, a glass dish slides across the counter and crashes. no strings attached and employees insist it is the work of a ghost. >> definitely no string. this is definitely not a staged act. this really happened and it's really kind of freaky. >> oh, i just got the heebie-jeebies. the workers insist they've experienced other paranormal activity but skeptics say there must be a logical explanation, su

there's also a party to wait on the iss. alexander supports up to celebrate a birthday birthday again. they don't pitch and islam us to pray for kate thing happened to you. it's become a kind of tradition by now what sinful people. the posting us or in the morning was that the icon from the american crew members. the kids really treasure my kids. wilson had balloons inflated nitrogen what's interesting is that she's that does it indicate your impression. what about all those left on earth are coping. waiting for dad to come back from space is now almost routine for alexander's daughter. it is much easier for the second one was for two thousand and two. we are sure about his conditioning window that he would and just for that. so i applied it anymore. we just do it in and asked me to the person that he had been sitting on the theme of cars from the backup crew. she was asked if she feels that the trailblazer in a field dominated by men. the group was always me not to. this is one class to one organism to eat we also transfer

iss is one of the -- it unpredictable here. this is one of the worst.n us 2.5 average at a speed of 3.6 kilometers an hour. that is slower than walking speed. bloomberg television, jakarta. that is a pretty tough commute. i will be back later for a look at how the problem in mongolia with the congestion on the road will be solved. >> looking forward to that. up next we have a lot more, including we are going to check in on the market with morgan stanley's chief asian and emerging markets strategist. why he believes i.t. will top earnings revisions. ♪ >> the north has fired more missiles. the defense ministry says to short range weapons were launched at around 5:00 his morning hong kong. the missiles are reported to have a range of 500 kilometers and follow four launches at the end of last week here they have a range of about 200 kilometers and were fired into the sea off the east coast. checking south korean defense talks, we can see a reaction. this is unchanged there. we seeing some big clients. that 2.7%. joining as now, it here in asia is morgan sta

that iss heavy industry really a legacy from the soviet union, and from the integrated reduction networks that existed at that time. unlike tackles lamacchia, do not seeland, you the reorientation of that infrastructure toward the west. there are more integrated, and more reliant on russian trade than many other countries in the region. that of course is part of the vulnerability we are seeing in russia ishe threats making to break down that trade. >> thank you. robert kahn is a senior fellow of counsel that foreign relations. we go from the sublime to even more sublime, or mr. best -- our mystery guest is in the building. our first clue -- details ahead. ♪ >> this is taking stock on bloomberg. general motors exceeded analyst estimates for the february sales. well they did drop one percent, that was better than the forecast of an eight percent decline. by automaker is now led new chief executive, and her challenge is to improve a ministry that was in declines in 2007. n industry that was in decline since 2007. thank you foreh, being with us. can you give us a background in the history of

so tons of that painful work about work -- e-mail iss say someone else's to do list for you.level of accountability that is uncomfortable for some people because it puts your work and your progress front and center. ofit is transparent in a lot ways. there are ways to hide if you want to, we definitely default you into this world, everyone can see what we are responsible for us to accomplish our goals. and the net effect means that teams want to do great things and suddenly have this max if -- samassive ability to do that. companies that are doing huge things in the world and often say, there is no way we could do what we're doing with e-mail alone. likewould be impossible running bloomberg without e-mail. this is the next step after e-mail. >> you work with pinterest as well. for so long enterprise products have not been design focused or design friendly. how does the design factor into your process? companies get these that cared about design on board? >> in the future everything in life is going to be beautiful and simple. work is no exception. >> sure it is. there is no w

big bird is not driving the deficit, but it iss are 300 million. >> john, there are 10,000 big birds. america is -- as a whole is a pretty mature group of people. and if you really talk with them anywhere we are, and what is going to happen, what we have to do, and say, it is not pain or no pain it is some pain now. or significantly pain later. and we don't have any politicians to tell the truth to the american people. >> and the pain that comes later by not addressing these issues now is severe. john: thank you, senator, tom coburn we'll miss your service. >> i will be watching you. >> good. a lot of waste in government that is not in coburn's waste books like the $98,000 that interior department spend on this out house in alaska. and the million dollar spend on this fancy bus stop in washington, d.c. mattie duppler with americans for tax reform, you point-out stuff like the out house, and the bus stop are a tiny part of what needs cleaning out. >> and a million here and there, it seems like a small part of what the government spending. 3.7 trillion every year, but this is how we get

we are not search issing for a needle in the hay tack.d the haystack. >> if that black box stops pinging information, there is not use for the device, am i correct? >> that's right. we don't know the battery is specked for a 30 hour performance. it may be slightly dead or go instead of 30 days go for 40. they will continue to use these. but back to your intro, until we find the debris field, those will sit on the beach. the navy has the operators down there and prepositioned everything. if we find the debris field we can jump on it and get out there. >> do you have any indication of a time line. how long u.s. officials will say in the investigation. they are expensive resources, am i right? >> they are. but the people and the resources. resources are already paid for. and they are sitting in a hangar down in perth, and the people are getting paid anyway. they will be somewhere. right now they are in perth. what is costing money, we are using flight time on our aircraft, search aircraft and those things, that drives them in maintenance ins

. ♪ >> iss is a company you've probably never heard of, but they've had a hand in many of the productsbuy. we have a look at the flavor lab in new jersey. >> the tiny, dark bottles are filled with mysterious potions. they hold the flavors that millions of people taste and smell everyday. >> when you think of snacking, so, maybe potato chips or cereal bars or something like that, do you think of a flavor? wolff is the vice president of flavors at internationa flavors and fragrances, or iff. they make a lot of what we put in our mouths taste really good. how many products on the shelves have iff flavors in them? >> in general about 90% of the products do contain some type of flavor. >> flavor is much more than what our tonk senses. it is also about what our nose smells. all iff flavors start in the kitchen lab with aromas. >> we start with fresh oranges. this is the first step in the process, capturing the sent. this turns on, gathers the scent molecules, then what? >> it is following the aromas into the san like material -- the sandlike material. we take the stand and analyze it to find

>> issing commitment is the point.f they have casual sex very early they had huge emotional scars. they are more likely to be depressed. if feminists were concerned about the happiness they would think trying to portray casual sex as well we should embrace with the same interest. ultimately we are the people that said they'd need to have commitment for civilization and to work out now you have women who not only are encouraged to have casual sex if you read stories on college campuses literally all lots of them have to get drunk to participate. they think it is a bad idea. i better get drunk before i go skydiving but it is better fiat not aware. >>john: they should have opec of sex? >> that logical conclusion the idea that you could have collusion. other women are driving down the price of sex for growth of government is willing to go to bet with one treaty and you say i want commitment you will lose. the women could get together we have decided to raise our prices. >>john: once said she was doing porn to pay for colle

astronauts aboard the iss are helping us learn how to execute extended missions into space. this year, we will see exploration of orion.we will prw developments with orion. we will prepare for and unaccrued mission in fiscal year 2018. the budget supports the commitment that nasa be a catalyst for the growth of a vibrant american space industry. two companies, space acts and orbital -- space x and orbital are making deliveries. they will send astronauts to the station. it will end our reliance on russia. if congress fully funds fiscal year 2015, we can do this by the end of 2017. unfortunately, due to reduced launch plan, we may need to extend our current contract with the russians. instead of investing money into the u.s. economy to support american jobs, we could be spending that money in russia. budgets are about choices. the choice is between fully funding a request to bring space launches back to american soil or continuing to send millions to the russians. it is simple. the obama administration chooses to invest in america. we are hopeful that congress will do the same

the iss now has a full six-member crew. >>> for the first time, we're getting a look at a new way toonor the three sites of the 7-eleven attacks. this is a map for the pentagon memorial trail circuit. the 1,000-mile bike trail will connect the pentagon in arlington, the site of the world trade center in lower manhattan, and a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. organizers will redevelop existing trails for this course. >>> if you are just joining us, maybe you haven't seen storm team 4 meteorologist meteorologitom kierein's seven-day forecast. there's a drastic increase in temperatures. >> we like how it ends up for sure. weather & traffic on the 1s. here's tom kierein. >> it's about 30 degrees warmer than it was yesterday morning. weather & traffic on the 1s right now. yeah, it is near 50 degrees around the metro area. north and western suburb, mid 40s. eastern suburbs, mid 40s. and it's near 50 to our south. culpeper, fredericksburg, warrenton, manassas, up to 52 degrees now. storm team 4 radar scanning the sky, getting a few scattered sprinkles panhandle of west virginia, washingt

and unclear is how many people were previously uninsure issed. steve moore and a fox news contributor joins us now. i will ask a very important question here, how much do we look in to the 5 million enrollees. this is the latest update that included the age. and who they are previously insured and whether or not they paid the premiums. >> that is the obama administration is not asking because they don't want to know the worry to it. we do know that surveys from health insurers signing people up for obama care, 15 or 20 percent are not paying prem yups and technically if you don't pay the premium you are not signed up for the insurance. you have to pay up front to be covered. i believe that 5 million figure is exaggerated and you raised a key point, if the purpose to get people without insurance enrolled so they have coverage, we discovered half of these people had health insurance and many of them simply lost the employer coverage when obama care was triggered and many of them just switched plans. and so this is a big problem. we are way, way sho

tom jones says nasa is intent on keeping iss missions from becoming a political football.ber, in the 1970s in the cold war, the u.s. and soviet union undertook the soyuz missi missions in a spirit of detente. >> what they lack, for example, is all the control software we use to point and maneuver and control the space station. so they would not be wise to deny us access because then they would be denying themselves access to all the utilities and supplies we bring to the space station. >> russians have an agreement with the u.s. that they are allowed to keep a gun in their possession. that stems from the old space days when about the situation in ukraine. saying it's being mischaracterized. >> the way that some of this has been reported, that there's a suggestion somehow that the russian actions have been strategic. i think this has not been a sign of strength but rather is a reflection that countries near russia have deep concerns and suspicions about this kind of meddling and if anything it will push countries further away from russia. >> let's bring in our panel, steve