joining us now is jackie kucinich.sed on your experience, do you think that him reporters will run to republicans who will then trash the obama administration? we have john mccain and lindsay graham, lindsay graham saying this morning we have a weak president inviting aggression. >> lindsay graham can always be counted on for a quote against the president, usually. but there are some flashes of bipartisanship when it comes to foreign policy on. you had adam kinsinger. he is a house republican from illinois. he said that house republicans are going to line up behind the president on this issue. and what he intends to do. so, again, foreign policy was one of these issues that there are the fault lines are a little bit more -- are a little bit different. >> there's a little bit more room for cooperation than there is, let's say, on health care. right. >> so on the domestic front, you the president obama and john boehner having an hour-long meeting. first time in a year that they have gotten together. in the end, got a big

joining me now, raul reyes, a columnist for "usa today," and jacky kucinich. thanks to you both. ckie, i'll start with you on the ukrainian crisis. i guess the question is at this point, on the one hand, you've got negotiations going on. on the other hand, you've got troops building up on the bor r border. so is putin really negotiating in good faith here? >> he reached out to the president on friday. that's good news. you have secretary kerry talking with his russian counterpart in paris. they seem to be moving in that direction. there's a plan they're actually discussing. i understand secretary kerry might speak soon. we'll have to see what he says. it certainly looks like it's moving in the right direction. the troop build-up certainly is of concern. >> raul, it's interesting. because it feels like this is a lot about, at this point, russia's fear of losing the grip on the ukraine. they want assurances, right, that they won't lose it to the eu. lavrov said something interesting on state tv. he said, quote, if you look at the wider picture, it seems is our western colleagues hav

. >> let me bring in perry bacon, and jackie kucinich, politics reporter for "the washington post.", a very positive assessment by the congresswoman. but you've got lebron james, roy williams, march madness, the new white house website. frankly, looks kind of like buzz feed. perry, was this promotion part of an overall strategy -- or let me start with jackie. is this part of an overall strategy or a hail mary, to mix sports metaphors, during the last few weeks before the deadline? >> probably a little bit of both. but you have seen him reach out on funny or die with zack last week. they don't want a lot of people going on the website on the 31st, on the last day of the deadline, to slow this process down. >> you mentioned zack and the two ferns, and even though republicans have called that unpresidential, reince priebus said obamacare is complete poison, the fact is it did drive young people to the website and actually got people to sign up. technician the overriding question with this 1 million outstanding, though, is can it get those kinds of numbers, particularly of young people,

. >> ezra klein, jackie kucinich, thank you. >> thank you. >>> checking the news feed, drier weather is going to help crews dig through debris left behind by the massive mudslide in washington state. number of confirmed dead is 21, with additional bodies located, but not yet recovered. officials dropped the number of people missing from 90 to 30. this search has been so exhausting, even the rescue dogs have been ordered to take a two-day break. >>> an elementary school in california is closed today for safety inspections after friday's 5.1 earthquake. more than 150 aftershocks have been felt throughout the weekend, putting residents on edge, and that's not the only notable seismic activity. last night a 4.8-magnitude quake hit practicely in the middle of montana's yellowstone national park. the largest quake there in 34 years. >>> startling reports on the dangers of climate change. it says temperatures could go up by nine degrees this century and sea levels could rise an extra 10 to 21 inches and global warming will trigger more pockets of hunger among the world's poor. the panel of

james patterson, jackie kucinich. i want to get you all's reaction to this.ruciating pain of the families of the alleged survivors right now. and the irony of this particular moment where we can fly unmanned -- we can navigate unmanned drones into foreign airspace to fairly specific targets on a fairly regular basis, but a plane of this size can just end up being lost. it's just frustration and also just the irony of the technological advancements that we have and we can't figure out what happened to this plane. >> jackie, from what we're seeing right now, all the countries involved, they're getting along, to some degree, it appears publicly. but this is a huge effort. >> yeah. you've seen some frustration from the united states and from china that they're not getting enough information from the malaysian authorities. that will continue to play out in the coming days. one of the interesting things i read was sonar is how they found the air france flight that went down several years ago. if this thing is found, it's probably going to be using that method, if i