i want to thank you, jeanette. and this ride is first and foremost for these incredible riders, but it's men and women like john and louise and cedric and all of you who make the rides so special to all of us. because you inspire us. you inspire the country. some of whom will be out cheering along your ride. you inspire me, with your resolve and resilience and tenacity. your optimism. it makes me proud to be your commander in chief. and michelle and i treasure every moment that we get to spend with you and your families. every day, i have the honor of serving as the commander and chief. as long as i have that honor, i will keep fighting to make sure that you and your families get the care and treatment and benefits that you deserve. people and of you to serve your country, to give your all and make your sacrifices, you've raised your hands and you've stepped up and held up your end of the bargain. especially now, as we're winding down the war in afghanistan, after a decade of war, that we're standing up for you. ou

i want to thank you, jeanette. this is first and foremost for riders, but alle of you make it so special for all of us because you inspire us, you inspire the country. some of whom will be out cheering along your ride. you inspire me with your courage, your resolve, your resilience and tenacity. proud to be your commander-in-chief. michelle and i treasure every moment we get to spend with you and your families. ofry day, i have the honor serving as his country's commander-in-chief. as long as i have that honor, i will make sure i am fighting to make sure you and your families get the care, treatment and benefits you and your family deserve. to servele ask of you your country and give your all and make your sacrifices, you have raised your hands and you have stepped up. you have held up your end of the argument. especially now as we are winding down the war in afghanistan, after ending over a decade of war, we are standing up to you. our obligations to our veterans and were for your entire lives. that's why we are h

would labelling make people more or less likely to consume jeanettely modified organisms or jeanettelyts, and will that affect the environmental concerns? >> yeah. i hear that, and i think the science is important and totally legit debate because it's friday and on fridays we often do real talk fridays on the cycle. my argument here is let's take a step back and think about why we're even having this kind of debate not over whether or not to use these products, right? that's where you apply the science. whether or not the government can make sure consumers get accurate information in the first place, right? here coming at that time in the course and do first amendment challenge, and there's a debate there. when all we're saying is, hey, when i flip over the product, can i look on the back and tind out whether there's more or less sodium, a lot of calories, a lot of fat, and some people will make different decision on that. isn't it funky, and let's have this debate. isn't it funky that that is -- >> funky? >> in the negative sense of the word, bad funky, that we can't even -- we can't

. >> reporter: but somehow jeanette washington's 16-year-old he son davonte tisdale ended up in in theheel well of a us airways flight from charlotte bound for boston. >> what did they tell you? >> they had found his body in boston, massachusetts and there was something about a plane. >> he literally came crashing down into a street in a suburb of boston. his body was in such bad shape the only way his dad could identify his body was because of waves in his hair. >> reporter: investigators in massachusetts discover a palm print in the left wheel of a us airways plane. his clothing shows signs of airplane grease. and his body was found in the direct flight of the plane's path. security cameras never spot delvonte inside the airport. but outside, just yards away from where that us airways plane took off, there was this glaring breach of airport security. >> and this is -- >> literally our weakest link. we sent investigators down. they said you know, there's a hole in the fence. security was awful. >> reporter: but what if delvonte was a different kind of stowaway? >> what if he was a ter

ukraine generally because of its apparent inability to deal with this crisis mccracken reporting from jeanette score on the diplomatic front the un security council held an emergency meeting sunday over ukraine that was called by brush and that nothing much came out that the russian foreign minister said a laptop is just a beginning a press conference ninety four metre robert parsons was listening in to that he kindly now on a set route one cannot know what was to not have to say now just moments ago with nothing new but said it was too low to try to create the impression the brochure is the change of policy he added that the piece ukrainian so called self defense units have taken control of several cities in eastern ukraine. i'm not submitted that the victims he called on kids. again not to use force but he said that snowball russian attempts to intervene to prevent a cute using force income subsidy nothing to say he was curious to why. the us was sending c i a chief sean brennan to ukraine this week what the significance of that might be suggesting one implying that might be some hidden purp

they are not connected to the internet -- jeanette. >> whrnet. >> biggerat risk echo attacks and biggerargets with ways we have not seen over and over again. the 15% of users are going to be the target of such attacks. >> we are making criminals life easier. cyber criminals are stealing. they will spend that many resources and we will give them vulnerabilities for free. >> how much does it cost to upgrade? >> the best case scenario, we are running all hardware and it is very likely that we will not stop with the new version. >> the company to upgrade took 15 to 18 months. >> we have known that there is support tomorrow for windows xp. not have enough time to operate those systems and that is several years. probably they are not in a hurry. have --, they will >> we will monitoring tomorrow. thank you for joining us on bloomberg west. tech companies play a big role in protecting your data. >> tips and tricks that people can use to try to keep your identity safe and keep yourself safe or online. on your tablet and phone. and apple tv. ♪ >> welcome back to bloomberg west. i'm emily chang he

. >> jeanette, does it give us a sense of how the city has a whole has coped and come together?e, the saying boston strong immediately stuck. and here we are, i think the second largest field of runners they have ever had at the boston marath marathon. it seems like people have rallied together. it seems like that's a big part of the story as well. >> we originally thought of the city of boston almost as a character in this story, because the marathon, such a unique event and a great history. an event that everybody thinks of their own, families come out that day, it's spring, it's a great celebration in the city and so because its such a shareshared occasion, the pain of that day was very much shared and the resolve we're all feeling go into tomorrow's race is again, a community event, a community moment that we're all experiencing together and that's really important to the book as well. >> it is the long mile home. we wish you all the best with the book, and with coverage in the marathon tomorrow scott and jenna. thank you very much. >> all right later this week, astronauts o

her worried mother came to the de la cruz home last night hoping jeanette had heard from her. >> i talkedr mom and she told me that she was in the hospital and to keep praying for her. >> reporter: this evening, seniors at the school are praying and preparing for prom. but they admit it doesn't feel so joyous when on campus there are so many reminders of what their missing classmate was working towards. >> i'm hoping that everyone that went on the trip is okay. i hope to see all of them. >> reporter: loved ones say the girls are identical twins and that the uncertainty has been unbearable for the family. that's why early this morning some family members headed up north in search of answers. >> one student who survived the ordeal took to twitter before, during and after the crash. jonathan gutierrez started by tweeting this photo inside the bus with a caption, 11-12 hours in here, obviously talking about the ride up from southern california, then several hours later, he escaped the explosion and posted this picture of the bus still engulfed in flames. he said, quote, can't believe this jus

i'm not terribly freaked out by the idea of creating jeanette click novel strains of plants. a. opposed to some of their business practices, a lot of their business practices they lay on farmers for things like copyright infringement for growing seeds. what if you're a farmer and you're having a legal dispute with monsanto over seed and you also use their insurance product because it's the best one out there, and i can -- all i can offer is i think this is thus a market that is now -- where climate corp has been fantastic in pioneering work, may not necessarily be the only insurance corporation that is able to give out checks on the basis of future weather loss because they're looking at a bunch of different models and a lot of us suffer from loss all the time. the potential is to understand, regardless how i feel about monsanto, regardless of the corporate ethics of the corporation, the potential exists to understand what the weather is going to cause a person on an individual basis, and that is a good thing. broadly speaking. going to connection us with the climate debate in a

. >> well, jeanette, thank you very much for taking the time and talking to us tonight. >> thank you.ow is dr. sanjay gupta. sanjay, you just heard the story of another mother whose son did not survive the passage in the wheel well. but this kid, how the heck did it happen? >> two things that were working against him and one thing that was in his favor, as you point out it is a very unlikely story no matter how you look at it. when you rise up that high your ability to absorb oxygen in your body is dramatically decreased. the air is very thin up there. he probably would have passed out and was not experiencing anything after a couple of minutes. but what is interesting, the super cold probably threw his body into almost a state of hibernation, suspended animation, like it is hibernating, and when he came back down to the warmer air, with oxygen, he was probably able to wake up. >> it is incredible he survived and is functioning. other people have had brain damage -- >> you worry about the oxygen getting to the brain. we do this in the operating room sometimes, super chill the body so

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the deadline given of from kiev to these people to liberate this building here in the center of jeanette's because already expired and now no one can say for sure how the situation will develop and actually everything may happen so we'll keep you updated. damn silly thanks so much trust me for national reporting live from ukraine and i should just mention she will be keeping us updated throughout the day as things develop now members of the extremist right sector group arrived in slavyansk on sunday to join a crackdown on the anti-government protesters that you may find the following footage disturbing local self-defense units they claim they were attacked by the radicals while protesters there say that the right sector opened fire on one of their cause they claim one activist and two members of the radical group were killed in the shooting. now the right sector group which is gaining momentum cheering the unrest in ukraine well it's it's notorious for its neo nazi ideology and its violent actions. we demand immediate resignation of the minister of internal affairs our cinemark of i will h