jony ive revealing new details on an apple watch with an interview with the "financial times."uote, when the issue of the frequent need to recharge the iphone is raised ive answers because it's so light and thin we use it so much and defleet the battery. saying, quote, with a bigger battery it would be heavier, more cumbersome and less compelling. a big component of the watch is apple pay and today the journal reporting apple pay has been impacted by a wave of fraudulent transactions using stolen credit card data. couple stories here, guys, to keep our eye on. this becomes more relevant to the way in which we use the device and i wonder, kayla, how important battery life will be to the watch or people's experience with the phone and what blackberry is doing at the same time to try to use advanced battery technology. >> what's interesting a lot of reports have said the apple watch battery will last around a day or couple days and what the fitness bands have been able to do which will probably compete in some form or fashion against the apple watch those batteries last three, fiv

. >> as joe is prepped to move into his new cell, deputy warden joni brown offers some words of wisdom to amy. >> you can go by the book, you can alter the rules, you decide how you are going to do your job, but you darn better make sure you do it the same way every single time, especially with somebody like that, because he's not going to forget. >> he's expected to parole next month. so i think a lot of it might be anxiety of -- he's been doing time since the riot days. >> all right, fellas. stay out of trouble like [ bleep ] me. >> i saw some pictures, some young pictures of me when i first come in. i look like a puppy. i mean, i was so young. and then now i look at myself, the years just go slow. they seem slow. then you know, after a while, you're like, wow, they just went by. i wasted so much of it in here. i don't want to see myself an old, gray 50-year-old man, 60-year-old man sitting in here with nothing. you know, your family just dying off. sometimes i wonder what the future is for me. is this it? you know, i don't want that. i just want to retire now. i want to find somethi

our new senator, and joni joni ernst, still has rockstar status. we have three golden rings as far as endorsements that are available here. i'm not sure if other endorsements matter. you know, when i was a legislator i sought those endorsements. i never knew beyond the immediate group of people, how much impact that have. in iowa, we are all about shaking hands and looking what another in the eye. i don't know if endorses are that crucial. steven: jennifer horn. jennifer: i would agree with jeff on that. you know, certainly folks like u.s. senator kelly, maybe some for former governors, these folks are the big names may be in our state that may or may not choose to get involved. a new hampshire honestly, the endorsements that matter are the activist. we have 400 state house representatives that are unpaid. they are the activists that have the biggest influence on how the direction of the vote goes. those five or 600 -- 500 600 activists that will be volunt eering on the campaign, spreading the word of the candidates, those are the folks in new hamp

joni ernst: thank you. gen. dunford: our ability to lead the combatant commanders requirements on a day-to-day basis and in response to a major contingency is inextricably linked to the readiness of the marine corps reserve. they are integrated into everything we do. when we look at our requirements over the next couple of years, we have a fourth generation plan that fully integrates our reserves into our ability to make forward presence requirements every day. that to us, is what we mean by using the term. a day-to-day basis to meet not only routine requirements, but also the historic need for a strategic reserve that could respond to an unexpected major contingency. sen. joni ernst: thank you gentlemen, thank you mr. chair. sen. mazie hirono: thank you and a particular aloha to admiral greenert. this being your last testimony. secretary mabus, as you know, i am very committed to the rebalance of the asia-pacific and we had a discussion about that yesterday, between you and me. it is really important that our e

joni ernst had to castrate pigs for her allowance. >> i'm joni ernst. i grew up castrating hogs on a farm. when i get to washington i'll know how to cut pork. >> you say when you go to a restaurant make your daughter order her own meal. even with my own kids, my oldest child who's a boy we're working on shaking hands with people, shake hands and look in the eye. my daughter 19 months younger we have not been doing that as much. i read this and i said why not? >> most parents by junior high have higher leadership aspirations for their sons than their daughter and don't even realize it. leadership is a skill. and care giving is a skill. we need to teach our daughters to lead, to look in the eye, to shake hands. and we need to tell our sons one of our tips we have tips as part of this campaign that lean in together.org one of our tips is don't tell your son to man up. men, strong men, a partnership with the nba can play the center of a court and they can play sensitive too. we've got lebron james with a sign all-star dad. >> that's awesome. good for you, s

joni ernst had to castrate pigs for her allowance. >> i'm joni ernst. i grew up castrating hogs on a farm. when i get to washington i'll know how to cut pork. >> you say when you go to a restaurant make your daughter order her own meal. even with my own kids, my oldest child who's a boy we're working on shaking hands with people, shake hands and look in the eye. my daughter 19 months younger we have not been doing that as much. i read this and i said why not? >> most parents by junior high have higher leadership aspirations for their sons than their daughter and don't even realize it. leadership is a skill. and care giving is a skill. we need to teach our daughters to lead, to look in the eye, to shake hands. and we need to tell our sons one of our tips we have tips as part of this campaign that lean in together.org one of our tips is don't tell your son to man up. men, strong men, a partnership with the nba can play the center of a court and they can play sensitive too. we've got lebron james with a sign all-star dad. >> that's awesome. good for you, s

. >> good evening my name is felicia joni represent the 1021 wealth and disparities in the black community i stand before you out of concern that is african-americans is probably he less than 6 percent of the population once you look at every incident and tlornls preservation we're at the highest my issue with the city and county of san francisco and many of the department heads is that why is it over the last 3, 4, 5 years there has been 3 documents that has been researched on black people in the city and county of san francisco at the same time, we have been disrespected and can't get a phone call from any heads of the departments including chooefr department we reach out to have you in dialog for solutions and nothing happens here we're again, today meeting i'd like to know when are we really going to begin to develop and really work on hard solutions we've met but with you guys will two or three weeks ago i said you were going to contact us nothing has happened so here we have in a different part of town begging for the same thing and beyond why we can't be replaced i don't know why we

the other thing is the blueprint that joni ernst, a tea party candidate used when she won her senate seat. that is a big part of what will get in in iowa. >> does it mean a limited pool of voters down the road? >> it does. you look at the voters. he will fight rick santorum. and as the campaign moves on it will be a limited number. republicans have to decide whether they want electability. >> michael shure covers politics for al jazeera. last week we told you about the star bucks campaigns, inviting baristas to strike up a conversation on race relations. they have pulled the plug and baristas will merely go back to misspelling your name. you'll have to talk about race on your own time. flat white can be the name of a drink, rather than an observation about a boring caucasian. thanks for joining us on this edition of "inside story". get in touch on facebook twitter. tomorrow - yemen - the u.s.'s strategically located alley on the brink of full-blown war. we'll talk about that next time. in the meantime, i'm ray suarez. >>> u.n. brokered talks to resolve the crisis in yemen to be held

wusa9 web guru joni v. >> it gives anyone with an iphone the ability to shoot breaking news video, but it doesn't mean they're a verified trusted source. >> reporter: like this video of a protest, but who is protesting what? while you may find some cute pups, there's always the opportunity to come across something you may find offensive. >> parents should always know when it comes to apps like this you have to monitor your child's itunes downloads, whatever they're getting in the app store. >> reporter: you can see we're still using this live. see all those hearts because people are enjoying this report, believe it or not. you can see what the traffic conditions are like here on 16th street using this on my iphone. however, this app is not yet ready for android. debra alfarone, wusa9. >> hello to all those people. thank you. twitter is apparently trying to stomp out rival app meerkat which launched about a month ago by restricting its access to some twitter functions. >>> we're supposed to be in the 60s this week, right? it's spring, but we could see snowflakes this weekend. after the

senator joni ernst still has a rock star status.we had three older and in terms of endorsements available here. i am not sure if other endorsements matter. when i was a legislator, i was sought out, as were my colleagues, for those endorsements. i am not sure beyond a group of immediate people how much impact that has. we and i will, so many of our rank-and-file grass use our used to shaking hands, looking in the eye, and making up their mind. i don't know that endorsements are that crucial. >> jennifer. >> i actually would agree on that. folks like congressman frank ginza, governor benson these folks are the big names in our state that may or may not choose to get involved and endorse candidates in this primary. the endorsements that matter -- we have 400 state representatives who are unpaid and make $100 a year to cover their gas. they are the activists who frequently have the biggest influence on the direction of the vote. five or 600 activists who will be volunteering on the campaign are the ones out there doing the hard work of

our jonie has pulled up some of the favorites. >> reporter: we're getting them from instagram, facebook, twitter. here's some of my favorites, cute ones coming up. this adorable pup from kristin hashtag snowday9 sammy from lake ridge. >> he has a mustache. >> yes, a snow mustache. looks like he's having fun. one more from kathy. this kitty is not feeling the snow. definitely wants to stay inside. here's one casey's dog looks to really be enjoying this snow day 9. we'll take another look from jordan. this pup covered in snow licking his nose. that's a cute one. i just want to show one more that i love from kevin thompson. he shared this photo, that bird's nest for sale. they are not feeling the snow. >> they're out of sheer. >> yes, we want to see more of these. hashtag snowday9. your kids, your pets. we'll put them on our photo gallery. >> kevin is trying to sell the birds and the snow, trying to get it all out of here. >>> ow snow desk is up ready to handle your snow-related questions. the number to call is 202-895- 5560. now let's get the latest on the storm track from howard. >>> we

joni in fair lawn, new jersey. high joni. joni. caller: i have some questions.o you think that the american people want to see cuts to domestic programs to fund tax cuts to the wealthy? my first question. my second question is, what parts of this budget protect american jobs rather than provide incentives or companies -- for companies to invest in create jobs overseas when we need to protect jobs here? guest: they go together in some respects. what is in the budget right now is tax reform. i think we can all agree from both sides of the aisle that the current tax code is ridiculous. is a 70,000 pages that no one can understand and do their own taxes anymore because it is so located. best because it is so complicated. what is in the tax code right now does benefit rich over and above the middle class in a number of ways. what we need to do is to get rid of those provisions. there is a lot in our tax code that grows out of what we call crony capitalism and helps those who have high-powered lobbyists in lobby washington. those things usually help a small segment of

. >>> next, felix and joni have a heart to heart. >> i guess this is a reality check. >> yes. >> and shiverdecker gives the rookie officer some friendly advice. >> if i feel like i'm in a bad situation, if i have to go through you to save my own ass, so be it. that's what i'm going to do. >>> chris shiverdecker is now a permanent occupant of level six. his ability to slip his cuffs makes him not only dangerous, but a potential educational resource for new officers. >> stop right there. we know you're able to remove your restraints. we want to see if you'll show us a demonstration of how you do it or not. >> no. >> why not? >> this is prison. this is not a playground. >> we want to train these officers on what to look out for. you can be a vital training opportunity here. we've got an officer in here. he knows who you are. he knows what you're capable of. and i just have one question for you, why won't you participate in assisting -- >> because it's my safety net. it's my [ bleep ] safety net. >> well, i understand that. but if you can do it, you can do it. >> well, that's my safety n

he'll try to duplicate everything that joni ernst did in trying to win the race. she didn't have a great opponent. his work will be cut out for him >>> you mentioned fundraising and convincing voters. what are other hurdles that deadcrews will face in trying to be the g.o.p. nominee. >> the hurdles he is going to face have to do with the fact that he's not popular amongst republicans. he doesn't make easy paths for republican legs lace. -- legislation. he's known as a filibuster not being part of the debate side of the u.s. senate known as a deliberate body. what he'll have to do is show a personal side. a seed that he hasn't done before that's a hurdle helle have to come up with or get over. he did it in texas. he won an selection in texas, and a primary that he wasn't supposed to win in that state. he has the experience to do that. the question is it will be a bigger field and more messages. getting in early now it something that will be important for him. >> who is the ted cruz voter? >> you know it's interesting. the ted cruz voter is someone who is opposed to

back in medical, joni brown pays conrad a visit. >> right now you're on suicide watch. >>> i'm only here because i'm protesting. >> but you're using the system. if you're saying you aren't really going to commit suicide -- >> i didn't say that. i said i'm protesting. >> okay. all right. you're protesting by claiming that you're going to commit suicide? >> there's different ways of protesting. there's hunger strikes. my hunger strike didn't work. >> everything that you're doing, you end up paying for. you were almost to the door. what is your release date now? you have other reports pending. >> it's all because the way they put me in that position. >> it's always they put you in that position. you don't have to react that way. you don't. you want an instant answer. you want it to be resolved right away. you know nothing works that way. nothing. >> i got 60 days. i'd rather do it right here where you keep nitpicking. and taking my time away. >> this isn't long term housing. you won't do it right here much. >> i'd rather do it here. leave me here. >> it's not going to happen. that's not the

views and it was never their intention to judge other people's choices, but they did and web producer jonius people are judging their words on social media. >> altoona john started the firestorm when he instagramed with boycott the two. how dare you refer to my beautiful children as synthetic and shame on you at wagging your fingers at ivf which has allowed people of fulfilling their dream of having children. your beliefs are archaic just like your fashions. i'll never wear them again. other parents are chiming in. jay tweeted my son is not synthetic. his life was made possible through ivf and i couldn't be more grateful. our facebook fans had a lot to say about this one. diane posted you don't have to agree with gay marriage or ivf. everyone is entitled to an opinion no matter how misguided it may be, but you do not call children synthetic, air fish artificial or wrong. lisa said i'm not sure they are synthetic, but i do agree with other parts of the statement, still love your light blue fragrance. leave a comment on our wusa9 facebook or tweet us @wusa9. >> there's a lot of people on twi

joni, what is this? >> we first saw this was an app called meerkat a few weeks ago, but right now it's all about periscope. i'm actually streaming right now. you can see what's going on behind the scenes here. if you like what you see, periscope lets you comment. you can send hearts. it's pretty cool. it's definitely in the beginning stages. there was a live stream brought into the operating room and dancers shared swan lake on the wings and i just saw the fire in new york city. right now only available on iphone but hopefully coming for android soon. >> there's an idea, live streaming from the delivery room perhaps for somebody brave enough. >> the newsroom is live. so everybody play nice in there. >> it's live. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather. >> we have a live shot here, our michael and son weather cam, still very nice in town, still have sunshine, 70s, warmest day of the year so far, 75 now, winds south at 14. that continues to pump up warm air and continues to destab

. >> web producer joni v. joins us. >> i saw over 200 responses today.le agree with wanda who likes calculating her own tip. she says some servers don't deserve a lie tip and if we get great -- high it up and if we get great service, we sis high tip and if we get great service, we tip higher. gregory said we want to pay the staff a living wage. we want to know what you think. climb in and join the conversation. what do you think about this? >> i was at a restaurant recently and the kitchen was backed up and -- >> sometimes you can't help it. >> and things happen, but we still felt compelled to tip our server over what we would have normally done because we know this person was trying and they need a livable wage. >> some people have a bad day, also. try giving them the benefit of the doubt regardless. >>> this is a yellow alert day. now here's wusa9 first alert weather. >> we have some showers pushing through, let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, knock crazy heavy. it's still 70 at national, not quite sure why. ever

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when i called him, he said joni, i'd love to go. but on that day i'm being fitted for my new leg.es here now at least temporarily at walter reed medical center. during owen's last deployment to afghanistan he and his team were caught in a firefight and he was shot multiple times which resulted in the loss of his leg and the sight in his left eye. i spent a morning with owen at walter reed and as he went through his routine appointments and his physical therapy with his new prosthetic leg i was honored to be there with him. there were maybe a dozen other service members present. they were missing arms, their legs or combination. they were in wheelchairs or on prosthetics, they were using canes and they were using crutch crutches and as i looked around i didn't see america's broken soldiers, i saw america's tenacious survivors. [ applause ] that day that day with owen reinforced to me that in the end, we will not be judged by what's on the outside, our physicaln strength, but by what's on the inside, our inner perfection and strength. that strength which enables us to stand up for w

. >>> i'm joni ernst, i grew up castrating hogs on an iowa farm. >> vote like your safety depends onith xwa ram two more years. >>> and more media waves, thanks to citizen united. unlimited cash means unlimited advertising. a group look at local newscasts in philadelphia. the numbers are simply staggering staggering. in the final eight weeks, viewers saw 45 times more political ads than actual stories on political issues. that means for every minute of replyial news coverage viewers got 45 minutes of paid propaganda. in their own way, there's more money and political campaigns than ever before and they're take home the overyelping majority of it. a whopping 80% of political ad spending. with numbers like that the offers of the study say journalism never had a fighting chance. joining muss tonight, two great journalists, james warren. also with you tonight a jonathan alter. great to have you with us. >> gentlemen, were you surprised by this? you first, your thoughts on these numbers. >> i also know political reality has alleges been bought. targeted direct mail television and now the

. >> are you essentially say this is like a vanity project for jony ive?at's what it sounds like. i know that doesn't sound kind but "the new yorker" ran a 16,000 word piece in which they went inside the apple lab and what they say very indirectly is that ive has become obsessed with rolexes and bentleys rather than the democratized designs that brought us the iphone. >> but there's a sense that the apple is only expecting or analysts are only expecting them to sell about a tenth as many rolexes as sell in a given year for the high-end of the apple watch. they know they're not going to get there overnight. you disagree with the other analysts who say expect about 23 mill on average to be sold this year. that's not nothing. >> you know, i don't know what i think the apple watch will sell this year alone. i think it will sell millions of units. i do compare it to the iphone or the ipad, right. the iphone sold 100 million in three years. the ipad sold 100 million in two years. i do think that the sort of hype level is implying that the apple watch will be as

meanwhile, the tom cotton circus made a stop in cuba today with an appearance from iowa senator jonirnst. he spent the day touring the guantanamo bay detention facility with a few of his fellow freshman republican senators. joining me lacy healey the center for arms control and nonproliferation, great nonproliferation, and joe, thank you for being with us. secretary kerry will go face-to-face with negotiators sunday for the first time since the letter by the 47 senators will be signed. what impact will it have? i assume the iranians didn't fall out of bed last week they have a pretty good idea how our government works and who has the authority and who doesn't but what kind of impact might this have? >> the iranians understand us very well. mr. zarif, the foreign minister got his graduate degree from the university of denver. in fact there are more american ph.d.s in the iranian cabinet than there are in the obama cabinet. so they understand this. the cotton letter will make things a little more difficult for the united states. it's pretty clear this plays into the hands of the hardli

it's the brainchild of brooklyn residents michelle joni along with her assistant miss can can.are arts and crafts, there's singing, show and tell, nap time, finger painterring, lots of toys and of course play-doh. the classes range from $333 to $999 a month and they are full y we have one from lawyers to stay at home moms all signing up just to unwind. >> then they go home open the mailbox, pay the bills and adult time comes back. >> anybody needs a little time to be ridiculous. >> do the laundry grocery shopping, you know. >> what i wouldn't give for nap time of alicia thanks. let's get another check on the roads. >> autumn marisa in for matt pelman. >> penndot is looking for a secondary accident but we are on 422 eastbound as you can see right here, our accident here that's our eastbound delay. there is an accident there. police are looking for a westbound accident. now,s in king of prussia as you're approaching ing 202. so a litany of accidents because of the wet road, slick roads. be careful of the on and off-ramps. we have an accident on the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound

transportation secretary ray lahood nhtsa administrator david strickland and chris ler's ceo mash jonition. strickland wrote the meeting would only be with the secretary and i, no other staff. as sergio wanted. and in a recent deposition exclusively obtained by cbs news, marcione said we ultimately resolved the issue after that meeting. >> this is a deal that was cut between the nhtsa administrator and secretary of transportation. >> it was. >> it was a deal that chrysler had refused, refused, refused to ever do a recall of these vehicles. they knew they had a problem and they wanted to do the cheapest thing they could do. >> reporter: she said that meant putting a tow hitch on the 1.5 million deeffective vehicles as part of a safety recall. but safety experts and victims' layers say the fix is inadequate. this is the so-called father of the jeep two years ago. >> the tow package would not protect the tank. >> why would they call this fix appropriate? >> beats me. >> reporter: in a statement they said the installation of the hitch assembly is the agreed porch action and provides benefi

joni ernst is in her 40's i think. a lot of young centers.he young as woman elected to the house, 30 years old. these are all republicans. people who say the uterus on the left, really? hillary clinton, joe biden nancy pelosi. it is the republicans who have the young aggressive leaders. host: our first call is from carl in south carolina. caller: good morning. mr. kristol, i have seen your tv for years and years. i have to give you credit. and give the republican party credit. i'm an independent. you guys, whatever you 54 believe in, you stand up and fight for. i did see you last week and i know is that someone had to come out later in afternoon cleared up when you said that the guys on the bus was using the n-word because that is something that they learned from rappers did i don't why everyone thinks that blacks created that word. i mean, we use that word, but we got it from the original people. host: following up on that story from oklahoma. guest: that was covered back and forth. i'm not sure, if it something that people took a little out

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