. >> while john smith might be one of the more trusted inmates at santa rosa, another portion of theulation is always on staff's radar. security threat group coordinators knight and demerey gather intelligence on prison gangs. during a cell search of bobby sandier and alfredo roca moreno, they found gang-related material among sandier's possessions. now they will interview him and ask him questions about his involvement with the bloods. >> what does that say? >> blood over bitches. >> okay. you done? >> yep. >> mr. sandier, have a seat. we have already determined you're a blood. which set are you? >> no particular set. >> when did you join? >> that's something i can't answer. >> where did you join? >> miami, florida. >> how did you become involved? >> i won't answer that one. >> why did you become involved? >> no answer. >> have you gained anything since you smuggled drugs? >> i won't answer. >> so you're just a blood from miami. >> are you going to answer any of these questions? any of them at all? look, look, let's do this, okay? seeing you don't want to answer no questions. did yo

an autobiography is something that attempts to explain how john smith became john smith. a memoir is more of an attempt to record an era, the sepia-toned era of the 1950s for "colored people." c-span: and do you have another book you're ready to write? >> guest: well, the joking by my friends is that now i'm stuck in this cycle, so the sequence will be "colored people," then negro, then black and then african-american -- there'll be four volumes. and by that time, my daughters will be neo-nubian, so maybe i'll call the fifth volume that. but i don't think so. i would like to write a book about my father and with my father about his experiences in the segregated units at camp lee, virginia, in world war ii. i had some other chapters that didn't make it into the final form of this book, and while daddy's here, i'd like to record those stories. i also would like to write about the years between 1968 and 1975, basically my my higher education at yale and at cambridge, not so much a story about yale or cambridge but stories about the transformation of the negro middle class in

. >> john smith and polk -- pocahantas. >> i am already seeing a clip of you -- >> you can't hurt meanymore. i've been hurt too much. i am just referring to sheila jackson saying let's follow the constitution that is 400 years old. and i googled her, she thought we landed on mars. not the moon. we thought that vietnam was still north and south vietnam snow and brian is in trouble tomorrow morning. you can tune in for whatever happens between now and then. >> i always open with an apology. >> coming up, one-on-one in studio. remember the surfer dude that lives on food stamps, lives on your tax dollars to eat lobster. and then, we'll check in with the winner of the florida 13. coming up, i'm going to see if i can get this surfer dude a job as "hannity" continues. >>> all right, welcome back to "hannity," my next guest is a california surfer who lives on food stamps, eats lobster and avoids work. he recently caught up with fox's jesse watters about his living situation, let's take a look. >> do you understand why people may not agree with your situation? >> just because my job is cooler

john henry smith, al jazeera, oakland, california. >> as you can see action very duer a. durable.r each one woorld ball purchased from the website they will donate another one to a community of your choice in the region of need and the organizations is continuing their outreach. they have another one opening in europe next month. you can see it can withstand a lot of stuff. >> that's a clever idea and it feels like a regular soccer ball? >> buy one and they donate 1 for free. >> we have to toss it over to weather. rebecca with more on the forecast. i am not going to actually throw it to you? >> you are not? come on. transfer the energy. well, let's talk about energy in the way of heat energy. temperatures today quite warm in several spots. we had 53 for memphis a comfortable 57 for houston where we have thunderstorms that may pop up. isolated but several rain showers come from a disturbance in the gulf of mexico. high temperatures monday even warmer for parts south and the southeast going to be craveringing up the heat here. a little warmer for new york but we will be cloudier. li

. >> i'm john henry smith, the field of 64 is set. everyone is not necessarily happy. a coach speaks out about his team's first-round match-up. >> welcome back. i'm stephanie sy. breaking news this morning. australia's prime minister tony abbott says satellite images show pieces of debris that may have come from the flight mh370. they have been focussing on an area in the southern yoeindian ocean 1500 miles off the cost of western australia. >> the first plane reached the search area three hours ago. are we hearing anything new from authorities, andrew thomas? >> in the last 10 minutes we had a message from the australian maritime safety authority, saying the first surveillance plane that made it to that area that searched the area could not locate the objects. so far these objects have only been seen on a photograph taken by a satellite. what is happening at the moment is a series of planes, four planes in rotation are flying from perth in south-western australia, flying four hours out to sea, and then searching the area where these objects were spotted by a satellite

good morning john henry smith. >> good morning, del.day, but technically, this is not baseball's opening day. two games have been played that counted in australia. sunday night, real live baseball was played, andrew cashner getting the opening day start for the padres. deep to right and out of the park, suddenly a 1-0 game was a 1-1 tie. same score later in the eighth, wilson in more trouble. on second and third, denorfia singles to center. padres win 3-1. >> major league baseball has expanded instant replay reviews in terms of the number of eligible plays and challenges managers have, a maximum of two per game. a rule is now in place to reduce the number of home plate collisions. this will be the final season for the man who signed off on both rules, commissioner bud selig will retire after this season. >> from 68 teams, now down to the final four. those young cats from kentucky are trying to get there with an all freshman starting lineup. in their way was the last to reach the final four, you remember the fab five, they played for mic

stephanie. >> john henry smith and thank you.forming in bangladesh is the second biggest behind garments but comes at an environment cost because it's poisoning farmland and freshwater. >> these farmers are casting their net for shrimp but not always the catch they look for, for decades he has bennetting freshwater in bangladesh but there is none to catch, shrimp flooded the areas with salt. >> translator: it's really sad, the freshwater fish here have a great taste and very sweet and flavorful and used to be very easy to catch. >> reporter: saltwater intrusion is harming the rain forest, the largest in the world. >> translator: shr i mp farming ruined or environment and neighbors and destroyed the communities in the area and the damage doesn't end there. many farmers create gas and flood barriers like this so water can flow in from the river toer gait their fields and this weakens the barrier and more likely to break down when disaster strikes and all the salt in the area has left their land useful for only one thing, shrimp far

. >> i'm john henry smith, we'll have the latest on the n.h.l.yer who put is scare through everyone, when he collapsed on the bench during the game. >> it's been a year since pope francis took over as head of the catholic church. his population tripled. a pew poll gave him an 85% favourable rating. we are joined from vatican city. is there anything special planned to celebrate the papacy's one year. >> well, you'd think considering how popular the pope has been, that the vatican would have organised something. do you know what they organised, nothing. not only is nothing planned to park the one year of pope francis, but the pope is not here. he's gone on a spiritual retreat on a town outside of roam. the cardinals are not in the vatican. some deciders say that it is not a coincidence. it is the length period before easter. it's not uncommon that the pope and other card analyse would go on a retreat. some say he's a little uncomfortable with personality that seems to have sprung up around him. nothing planned. that in no way detracts from a remark

the big dance continues and one school continues to surprise a lot of people and john henry smith is ith march madness. >> john: they are the dayton university in ohio and return after a three-daybreak they served up history for starters, the only second time in history that tenth seed and 11 dayton and taking on 10 seed and they show how you bust up a zone with authority. later dayton up 3 and davis on the wing by his alone and he is open for 3, got it, dayton up six and later dayton up 10 and sitting in the corner, jordan all by his lonesome and not guarding and the second half and dayton in transition and he is what, all by his lonesom seshgs and dayton 82-72 to go ahead and speak to us, coach. >> you have to have a feel in some of our best moments of the season we stuck with everybody. i think sometimes when the games are bigger or the moments are bigger you get with the guys that have been there the longest but at the end of the day this team is not built that way. >> john: we will check in on archie in a minute but florida against ucla and michael puts the gators up 7 and tony p

. >> that was john henry smith reporting.arry bonds is paying for the college tuition for the his two kids. >> what a story. >> he's being taken care of by the family and according to the attorney, he's had to pay $5 million for medical cost and $20 million coming up. >> thank you, ross. >> that is the show this at saturday night and thank you so much for joining us. stay with us, we have the top headlines after the break. consider this. the news of the day plus so much more. answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> it seems like they can't agree to anything in washington no matter what. >> and join the conversation online @ajamstream. >> you are watching aljazeera america. kerry taking a detour on the way back to the united states, he went to paris to discuss with the counter parts and looking at a resolution to the situation in ukraine. u.s. is calling for russia to remove the troops from the ukraine border. the crews are continuing to search through the debris in washington state. they are keeping the death toll a

john henry smith is here with the details. good morning. >> good morning, del.rought him and his aching back to south florida to defend his championship. while he didn't appear to be hobbling after pulling out of a tournament last week, he couldn't play more, because mother nature put her foot down and said no one could play more. play resumed after a two and a half hour rain delay. jason duffner tied at the lead. play suspended thursday, the tourney resumed play just a few moments ago. >> there seems to be a trend in renays and stopples across the country. increasingly, we are seeing fans interjecting themselves into the action everyone paid to see. thursday night at university of california during a basketball game, a u.c.s.v. fan ran on to the court after a stoppage in play and confronted the coach. hawaii players pushed the fan away before he left the floor. we're just seven days into march, already a fan has tried to touch cavaliers guard kyrie irving while playing and fans helped stop an on court ball in a college game in utah. hawaii's coach didn't know w

. >> i'm john henry smith and there is fall out from the dolphin's bullying scandal and roger says heake it tough for the things who made things tough for jonathan martin. ♪ a live look now at the new world trade center tower, this is lower manhattan as the sun comes up over the big apple this tuesday morning. good morning and welcome to al jazeera america, i'm stephanie sy, ahead in our next half hour, how some businesses are already suffering from the oil spill in texas and one man who uses his talent for photographing super models to bring attention to homeless and a deadly shooting caught on tape and one police department is facing claims of excessive forth and they are crossing southern indian ocean looking for the malaysia flight 370. >> this is a mystery and until we recover and find a piece of debris it's speculation. >> bad weather hampered the search efforts with dangerous waves, high winds and fog and forcing officials to call off the search today and before the storm hit andrew thomas boarded a plane to see firsthand what they are dealing with. >> the crew of rescue 104 ha

john henry smith, will you get off your phone, please? >> oh, sorry, sorry. >> apologize. important, but i like the human touch, as well. >> talk about soccer. >> the u.s. first petitioned to host the world cup in 1994, fifa agreed under the condition that a professional soccer league be created in the states to help grow the game on american soil. fast forward 2014, major league soccer is alive and well, as aljazeera's ross shimabuku reports, americans are increasingly embracing the sport the rest of the world loves. >> 20 years removed from its inception as the league built on the promise of a world cup, major league soccer is giving the world's game a presence in the u.s. by attracting international stars and cultivating new rivalries with the help of league expansion, the future is very bright for the beautiful game. >> that's part of the whole equation, right, and so it's continuing to grow the league, and also developing enough players so that the quality of league is good, bringing in players so the quality of the league is good. we are certainly on the right path a

john edward smith was released 19 the years after wrongly convicted of a drive-by shooting in california. many said they had given false confessions due to pressure by police. many were misidentified by eyewitnesses. >> it's been a long day and we've been working on this for a decades, literally. we hope it will be the first day for glen to start a new life. >> reporter: compensation laws for exonerated death row convicts in the u.s. are complex and vary between states. advocacies organizations are pushing for a federal law that will hi help them start living again. >> a judge ruled that women can block their babies fathers from delivery rooms. it was decided as the woman was giving birth. she wanted to ban her baby's father from the birth. >> wait a minute. she was on the phone and giving birth. >> one of the oddest trials ever. and the judge ruled in her favor. >> i don't think i heard that correctly the first time. maria, thank you. >> thank you. >> the energy department is investigating allegations of a toxic work environment at a nuclear waste dump outside of seattle. two employees

john edward smith was released 19 years after he was wrongly convicted of a drive-by shooting in california around a quarter of death row convicts exonerated over the last 20 years said they had given false confessions due to pressure by police many misidentified by eyewitnesses. ford's lawyer said it has been a long fight for freedom. >> we've been working on this for decades, literally. we hope that it will be the first day for him to start a new life. >> when says laws are complex and vary between states. advocates are asking for federal money to help men wh to live lis they lost and start living again. >> a gas explosion has caused two buildings to collapse in new york. two people are confirmed to have died. 18 people were injured. emergency crews are still searching for anyone who might be trapped in the rubble. it watell us what happened and what is happening now. >> reporter: well, the investigation is ongoing, and so is the search for people who may be missing in the rubble of those two buildings, but the scene is starting to break down a little bit. you can see where a full block a

john henry smith, al jazeera. >> in our next segment, dustin lance black, on hollywood the moifd and fight for gay rights. when he joins me next. >> i'm meteorologist kevin corriveau. this weekend we'll see lots of changes across the central and eastern united states. let's put this into motion. we're going to watch first of all this area around arkansas. that's the beginning of our storm system, our newest one, that is going to bring some very wet weather and snowy weather across parts of ohio river valley and parts of new jersey and possibly here in new york. so it's going to be a messy situation, especially as we go from sunday afternoon into monday afternoon. on saturday some is rain showers, the warmest temperatures we'll see are 57°, a little bit cooler on sunday but monday, mix of rain and snow probably most reply snow flurries passing through. temperatures not coming bark to average until we get to wednesday. other temperatures look like this on saturday. we will see a big warm appear, denver 62 on sunday and as we go towards monday, about 71. that's a look at your national w

the clerk of the committee derek evans and sfgtv staff who are covering the meeting today, jim smith and john ross, mr. clerk, do we have any announcements? >> thank you, mr. chair, please be sure to silence all cell phones and devices, copies should be submitted to the clerk, items acted upon today will appear on the april first agenda unless otherwise stated. >> call item one. >> item one is a hearing requesting presentations for member of the long term care integration design group and the department of aging and adult services on the long term care integration strategic plan and the report to process of the developing of the plan and the challenges objectives and recommendations. >> this has been called by supervisor yee and so i will turn it over to supervisor yee. >> thank you, chair campos. >> good morning, the development and the implementation of california's coordinated care initiative, the state has begun the process of integrating healthcare and supportive social services while looking to reduce escalating healthcare costs. from that, the desired results are a more well coordinate

john henry smith reports. >> from those that competed against him. >> i said i think phil is a great, you know, basketball person. he's done a lot of wonderful things in our league and an i have great deal of report. >> to those that won championships. >> you know how i feel, i have so much admiration and respect. >> everyone respects what 11 time n.b.a. coach accomplished. in 20 years coaching the bulls and the lakers jackson never missed the play-offs, ranking first in season wins and 11th. in recent months, reports are that jackson had conversations with a number of teams, including the pivotons, kings and raptors about running their basketball operations. jackson played most of his career, 10 seasons with the new york nicks and told real sports that the nicks are social to him. the best player revealed that he heard jackson to the nicks was a done deem. >> i am sure he'll sit and talk. i'm hoping to sit and have a conversation with him. at the end of the day it's phillip jackson man. i am sure you guys would love to have him. i'm the same. >> building a competitive nicks team is w

a good example is we would get a report of john smith at 123 steel head lane with brown hair and brown someone john 58 years of age. it turns out these are the same individuals. that's the number of reports we're dealing with. >> give us an idea of conditions of people. we flow there's seriously injured people in the hospital now. can you give us an update on their condition? >> reporter: i'm not able to actually do that. that's outside my preview i can't tell you conditions in general now. we're in the middle of response mode and turning towards recovery unfortunately to the grieving community. more than anything else, the debris out there, the debris field is huge and very challenging for first responder community. it goes on constantly 24/7. >> give us an idea of what rescuers are up against. we know conditions are concerning. >> reporter: i'm sorry. please repeat the question. >> could you give us an idea of what people conducting search and rescue operations are up against? >> reporter: yeah, great question. tremendous challenges. the best way for me -- the best analogy i think is

that's our john henry smith reporting.ing to the family's attorney, the medical costs exceeded $5 million and will top $34 million over the course of his life. it's great to see other people are pitching in and helping out. >> meeting for a coffee is a way of life in argentina. daniel explains the passion for coffee, and why it should be declared a cultural heritage. >> morning, afternoon or evening the residents of the buenos aires drink coffee. expressos, macky artos, with cream, double, in a cup or mug amongst others. the art of coffee drinking is an intrinsic part of daily life. >> translation: more than a custom, it's an excuse to meet, chat for a while - 20 minutes, half an hour. it's a good excuse. >> the argentine ministry of culture called on unesco to declare coffee drinking a part of buenos aires heritage, along with tango dance and music. the city has designated more than 50 of what it calls notable cafes. local landmarks with a history and client 'em. there are a few finer places in the world in which to drink

. >> i'm john henry smith. strife-torn ukraine has a soccer match as their countryman take on the u.s. we tell you why the match is important for both nations. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. secretary of state john kerry is in paris in an attempt to diffuse the ukraine crisis. he'll hold face to face talks with russian counterpart sergei lavrov. on tuesday john kerry was in kiev pledging a billion dollar loan and urged vladimir putin to stand down military pressure and affirmed american solidarity with ukraine. >> the united states will stand by the ukrainian people as they build the strong sovereign democratic country that they deserve. >> for more on the talks between john kerry and sergei lavrov, we are joined by phil ittner, who is in kiev. the meeting was supposed to be about syria, no doubt ukraine will be the focus of the conversation. >> yes, absolutely no doubt that will be the topic. conversation. in addition to sergei lavrov and john kerry, we heard to the e.u.'s katherine ashton, will join s

the wide impact that decision could have. >> i'm john henry smith. the world's largest soccer party is coming soon to brazil and the hosts don't appear to be ready. we'll detail for you just how unword cup ready brazil is. >> you're looking live at the hoyle name of jesus in new york city. the president is conducting a papal meeting in rome this morning. >> the big legal ruling that could change the landscape of college sports. >> we'll talk about the disappearance of a little girl that is raising red flags about safety in the homeless community. >> in our next hour, a heinz province relaxes its one child policy. >> president obama is on the fourth day of his european tour at the vatican meeting with pope francis. this marks his second presidential visit to the vatican. he was there in 2009. in recent days, both president obama and pope francis expressed muteual concerns about income inequality. >> they haven't missed a day in 32 years feeding, teaching, sheltering, helping the poor get back on their feet. >> i'm not hungry anymore, and my mind frame

john henry smith has the story of seniors, people younger than me who are still competitive. good morning, john. >> i think stephanie will here. if you think that competitive sports are only north young, del, it may surprise you to learn that some people in their 70's and 80's are still competing at a very high level in track and field. i recently traveled to boston to meet competitors in the u.s.a. track and field masters championships, and they share their secrets to competing and winning at any age. >> >> what is your advice to people on how to live a good life, to live as long as you have, as well as you have? >> well, they have to like with what they're doing and being active is what i've always been, as active and i like challenges that is one of the reasons i keep running and especially if somebody tells me, you can't do that, then it motivates me a little bit more. >> this motivation has earned 80-year-old irene world records in the 200-meter dash, but it's about more than that for her. >> my father always told me that don't let race, age or sex, you know, stop you fro

. >> i'm john henry smith, the world's number one golfer has major issues that could effect the resthis season and that is coming up, in sports. >> these protestors have decided that today they will be arrested >> these people have chased a president from power, they've torn down a state... >> what's clear is that people don't just need protection, they need assistance. ♪ welcome back to al jazeera america. ukraine's new prime minister says the country will never give up crimea and the foreign minister is asking them to honor an agreement made last month to call for constitutional reform and referendum for all regions and john kerry is heading there for meetings on tuesday and british foreign secretary william hague is there now and he told russia the current situation this crimea is unacceptable, along with suspending plans for g 8 meeting in sochi they say there will be consequences there. they have military installations across the region and taken control of an air field and russians outside a navy base have support of those who live nearby. >> they are by the basis in eastern cr

that's sports for now. >> john henry smith, thank you very much. >> toast, it is the new food trend in. >> some saying this goes way too far. >> it has become a symbol for what a lot of people view to be wrong with the city. it's just bread and butter and jam. >> you might want to call it the rise of the controversial toast crazy. >> a social media campaign leading to thousands of pleas for medication for a 7-year-old with cancer. >> i told you about high winds affecting wind chills. i'll have your forecast. >> the sun is rising over capitol hill in washington, d.c., tuesday morning. they are still talking on the floor of the senate. they have been doing it all night, talking about climate change. it's expected to go for about another hour. >> and commit to go address the climate crisis, or whether we will continue -- only on al jazeera america >> good morning, to aljazeera america. i'm del walters. >> i'm receive sigh. how toast is becoming the hot new food trend. >> first let's find out where it is going to rain and snow. we are still talking snow. >> some significant amounts on all

a star in basketball took center stage and did not disappoint and john henry smith is here with the story>> he is the 8th college player to score 3,000 points and on the cover of sports illustrated this month and he has taken his show to broad way or two blocks away from there, and he opened played thursday in the big east and he hit six of the first seven three-point attempts and record 27 points in the first half against dupaul and sixth game and number 14 and wins 84-62 and go to the semi final against xavier and they seem to have a top seed in the ncaa tournament locked up if they could just get through the big east war on the garden floor unscathed but the coach was feeling the pressure and the wildcats tied with under one minute to play and ryan with the steal to hillard and nova 61-59 and hall's turn and takes the three from the corner and makes the three with 17:6 on the clock and it's hillard and scored 11 of the points in the second half and the tough two spot and nova with 1.31 seconds left and takes the pass and shakes himself up and shoots for the win and all net and number 3

. >> i'm john henry smith and in search of the perfect bracket, it was a day of upsets on day one of big dance. ♪ ♪ welcome back, i'm stephanie sy and these are our top stories at this hour, russia is raising its military flag on board three ukrainian navel ships in crimea, some of the sailors on other navy ships are locking themselves inside trying to hold on to control. meanwhile ukraine's prime minister is in brussels and signed an agreement for closer ties with the eu. turkey blocked access to twitter, when users tried logging on the site they were redirected from the telecommunications regular later saying they are shutting down access to twitter and the order is in response from complaints from citizens that the social networking site was breaching privacy. search for the missing airlines plane expanded to the southern indian ocean, five planes now scouring a minnesota sized area on friday. officials describe it as one of the most isolated in the world. they are looking for two objects spotted on satellite images. 154 passengers on the missing plane are from china and some of t

john henry smith is here with that story. >> good morning. >> another example of the power of sports to do good. because of the unrest in ukraine, that country's friendly soccer match against the u.s. nearly didn't happen. when it did, it happened 1500 miles away from its original site in front of an empty stadium. date line cypress with half of the team out for this one of the others would play to prove they belonged. the ukrainians inspired in the wake of their country's troubles played with more fire. they scored in the 12th minute. ukraine's on the move again. tim howard stops the first shot. team-mates cannot clear. marco scores on the second chance. winning 2-0, despite the disappointment of the outcome. the u.n. coach found positives. >> taking the game helped us a lot to see where individual players are, collectively, you know, or where we stand out with the group of players. obviously we had to form a couple of new things with the group, starting from the back line this never played together. you could see that, that they never played together that much, and so it was for us

a record-setting night for one of the nba best, john henry smith is here with the story and i think weafely say he is the best. >> the king and for a reason and we ask you and every one watching when is scoring 38 points and pulling 19 rebounds as al-jefferson did last night and nearly pointless and irrelevant exercise when a guy on the other team score as lot more points and that guy's name is lebron james and they average 46 points a game for the heat but on monday they rested wade and james picked up the slack and then some and 8 and setting team records of 22 field goals made, 25 points in a quarter and 61 points for the game. that is his career high and comes gas the bob cats team that allowed ann anthony and heat 104-101 and drew strength from the home crowd. >> excitement from the fans, they don't believe i was doing something special and looking to the bench and seeing them excited about what i was doing and showed me i was doing something special and you are out playing and out doing what needs to be done to help the team. >> reporter: well the nba's first openly gay player as

there are many john smiths in that group of kids. i presume you would need more than just the name. perhaps an address or other identifier. the problem is we're creating a little list here, a little list i think will feel dangerous to those identified and unwarranted whose hearts are very touched by dream act kids who are brought here as children, as the principles released by the republican leadership pointed out, these are young people who committed no offense, whose only country is the united states and but for paperwork they would be americans. i don't think it is something that we should do to have their names released, to deport them, to turn our backs on them as this bill would do. i thank the gentleman for yielding and yield back. mr. cohen: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from tennessee reserves. the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. franks: madam speaker, i'd just point out that this bill does not anticipate the appropriateness of one law or another. just the inappropriateness of ignoring the law in general. i would now yield three minutes to the

. >> john hann, dave snyder, tony slay, seth berm an, david smith, walter durly and david barlow. >> i am a yellow cab driver and i have been driving in the city for 18 years and i waited to get a free med dallon for 16 years and the city did decide to sell it for $250,000. and i borrowed money from all over to get this down payment to pay it for the federal credit bank and then unfortunately, you know, our business is not really protected from the city. and we were expecting much more better job, you know than we have and now from the city to protect our business. and you know, we are serving the city very well, i work myself and the ramp taxi for about 6 years, you know? i serve the community, very well. and i help the handicap and we never discriminate the handicap and we never over charge, if i charge my customer a dollar, it will be a big problem, the city will fire me, but over this charge 6 times on the new year's. >> thank you. >> big tip. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> and thank you very much, for having this hearing, and new york state has ruled in this electronic or eha

tom smith was accidentally killed by a fellow officer john while conducting a probation search.f duty officers gave up the day off to give back. this class was a benefit to raise money for his wife and six-year-old daughter, summer. >> we want them to create new family memories. if we can give them a little something to help them take a family trip or do something together to create memorials that is what this is about. >> they raised $8,000 to help the smith family. >> march madness upset by the stanford cardinals and we have excitement on the stanford campus head of the sweet 16 appearance. >> $9 million was spent on a bicycle bath now the new bay bridge that now is about to be ripped out. >> looking down on the gorgeous bay area with a few fingers of position and clouds. we will check with mike nicco for the weather and that includes rain and leyla gulen for traffic. >>> it is 6:40 on monday. from sutro tower you can see the low clouds drifting across san francisco from the coast. we will be one degree warmer in danville at 75, warmer than yesterday. san francisco is 65 and s

john greeneleif coming up and when it comes to picking stocks hank smith is somebody we love to haveoing to be picking names he feels are real winners and we do a march madness thing where he does a buildup to what he believes will be a real winner for your portfolio so stay tuned. melissa: i watched 9-51000's times and didn't get most of the jokes. we thought there was another nuance but we still love it. thank you so much. whether it is on wall street on main street here is moving money today, anyone with a piece of starbucks, investors loving the news about food and abroad. vostok's continuing to climb more than 1.4%. ceo howard schultz has every reason to be excited. he owns 19.5 million shares. he has already made $19 million today. nice, also making money, the scrap metal dealer that found a faberge egg worth $33 million and a free-market. turns out the piece is one of the eight mis made for russian royalty. the man bought the egg for $14,000, supposedly casket out for tens of millions. hoping to bring serious cash the former imf chief domenique strauss-kahn is raising $2 billi

. >> john kerry meeting with his russian counterpart as we speak. shepard smithus in kiev uukraine. shep. >> gretchen, those meetings happening in paris. they were scheduled on another topic. supposedly they were unable to sit down. the word is very little progress made. there's not much room for russians to budge. meantime they are saying it's not their troops in crimea. we flew down to crimea today to get a firsthand look. from our eyes, the russians are not telling the truth. live coverage on gretchen carlson right after this. check it out. i can't believe your mom has a mom cave! today i have new campbell's chuy spicy chicken quesadilla soup. she gives me chunky before every game. i'm very souperstitious. haha, that's a good one! haha! [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. thcar loan didn't start here. [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it started with that overdue bill he never got. checking his experian credit report and score allowed him to identify and better address the issue. then drive off into the sunset. experian.

john f. kennedy. here he is. one of the lasting irish traditions in politics is the annual al smith going.n the tradition for presidential candidates of both parties to drop the campaign rhetoric in favor of good humor ribbing. here's how jack kennedy took onyxo nixon in '60. >> so widely respected in american politics that he could bring together at the same banquet table for the first time in this campaign two political leaders who have long eyed each other suspiciously and disagreed so strongly publicly and privately. vice president nixon and governor rockefeller. >> you know, mr. moran, kennedy had the gall to show up not in white tie but with a regular tux looking like a million bucks. nixon shows up like he's supposed to and kennedy looks better. your thoughts about the sense of humor of the irish. this is an easy one. what is it that makes most irish with the exception of bill o'reilly not take themselves seriously? >> you know, they -- i think their parents keep them in check. they usually come from large families. >> that's for sure. >> so they can't take themselves too seriously.

john kerry tonight at 8 p.m. eastern here on c-span. tomorrow on washington journal, alex smith of the college republican national committee and the dosha mckenzie -- and the tosca mckenzie -- natasha mckenzie talk about the millennial generation. joshua landis of the university of oklahoma looks at the war between the syrian government and rebel groups would've cost the lives of over 140,000 people since the conflict again over three years ago. after that, you'll university graduate student -- yale graduate student on a field experiment he conducted. plus, your phone calls and basil, ask -- plus your phone calls and facebook comments and tweets. challenges in defining war in cyberspace. what war is. from a policy's, we are trying to work away through those issues. the tenant that are applicable is that whatever we do within the cyber arena, international law will pertain. if we find ourselves getting to will point where we believe that cyber is taking us down in armed conflict scenario, that the rules and law of armed conflict will pertain as much in this domain as it does in a

smith, thank you so much. great reporting all day. joining me for reaction, the former mayor of new york city, mayor rudy giuliani. your reaction to all of this and john kerry being there, what do you think? >> i think for the first time today i get a sense that the obama administration has embraced how difficult this is and how serious this is. it seems to me they have kind of taken a while to catch up. that kind of surprises me because you could anticipate that russia would invade crimea as far back as when they invaded georgia. >> and they were mocked for it. >> and so was mitt romney, explaining what a danger russia was, but president obama really ridiculed him about that. you would think they would have been prepared with plan a, b, and c. you would think they would have done the hard work with our so-called allies to get more support than we're getting. all of that should have been done beforehand, doesn't seem to me it was. it just underscores the unrealistic nature of this administration's view of the world. having said that i do think in the last day or two they realize how serious this moving some of the fighter planes in is a good sign. >>

smith, "today in the bay." >> it will be hard to miss that car. i'm sure people will spot him out on the roads. >>> secretary of state john kerry leaves for key yefborrow while president obama is working the phones here trying to help with a peaceful resolution. in seven minutes we'll go live to washington for what else the white house is planning on doing. >>> this morning investigators in mart knees are trying to figure out how a girl who was hit and killed by a freight train was on the tracks in had the first place. the train struck and killed her as it was traveling through the city around 5:00 last night near old orchard and howe roads. one man who witnessed the crash says she might have been trying to grab her phone that had somehow fallen on to the tracks. the investigation is not affecting train schedules this morning. >>> santa clara university is warning students to be aware of your surroundings. two students were robbed at gunpoint this weekend, one on campus, another near campus early on saturday. police say the suspect also tried to rob another person but that person saw the gun and managed to get away. this morning police say they ha

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john kerry discussing the situation in ukraine. a house appropriations subcommittee hearing on the 2015 budget request for the agriculture department. >> alex smith, chair of the college republican national committee and natasha mckenzie discuss a new poll profiling millennial's in adulthood. syria,landis talks about the effectiveness of u.s. policy decisions there, and the influence of al qaeda. science students of yellow university describes his field experiment to test whether the offices of members of congress are more likely to grant access to contributors then constituents. we will take your calls and you could join the conversation on facebook and twitter. journal" is live at 7 p.m. eastern -- 7 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> when we say freedom of choice, let people go their own way. what we mean is that they know best. the government does not know best. the notion of a tommy -- of a omy is a-- auton one-word way of saying that people know better than outsiders do about what will make their lives better. this sounds kind of academic and abstract but i think the stakes are real and concrete. the question really we think about our policies, at

smith. the focus of the of the talks really moves to london on thursday as foreign minister sergey lavrov arrives here this evening to go into talks with the u.s. secretary of state john kerry on friday so before the end of the week ukraine obviously going to be a hot topic that as it is everywhere german chancellor angela merkel has made more strong comments she's continued really this european rhetoric in this address that she made to her own parliament insisting the political and territorial integrity of the ukraine was being violated by russia. we're witnessing a conflict of territorial possession the likes of which we saw in the nineteenth and twentieth century we thought we had put conflicts like that behind us but evidently we haven't it is obvious that the territorial integrity and political unity of ukraine are being violated so strong words from merkel there and she's not the only one the accusations are coming in thick and fast one of the commanders of nato says that his experts have found evidence of russian troop movements in crimea but russia has repeatedly stressed and sergey lavrov the foreign minister will undoubtedly stress again in london this week

smith will report. >> all right. got some news to bring you. this one coming out of colorado this morning. the home of johnhands several times since then. the latest listing price, nearly $2 million. >>> the white house now backing off a quick push for confirmation of president obama's controversial pick for surgeon general. he raised a whole lot of eyebrows when he said gun violence is an important health issues. that draws a loft opposition from those who don't want to take snore tough vote on a controversial nominee. >>> listen to this. the pope canceling a peteing with the star of the new movie "noah." there was talk that russell crowe wanted the pope to bless the movie that cost $125 million to shoot. but he bailed out after news of that meeting was leaked to the press. apparently the vatican concerned that crowe could cause a real spectacle in rome. >>> and strangers serving up a pretty awesome act of kindness here. an elderly couple, they were having a meal in california when a stranger picked up their $30 check. to that stranger's surprise, she got this note from the waitress saying that what she d