kane is expected to miss about three weeks. that would take the hawks to the last few games of the regular season. we'll have highlights of the hawks game, later in sports. state representative keith farnham has resigned less than a week after federal agents searched his home and district office. farnham is a democrat from elgin, who had been in the house since 2009. in a statement, he said he's stepping down because of serious health issues. investigators executed search warrants last thursday, but they didn't say why. farnham ran unopposed in tuesday's primary. democratic leaders will pick his replacement for the general election. the general election is less than eight months away, but both sides of the governor's race are already attacking each other. political newcomer bruce rauner won the republican nomination in tuesday's primary. he'll challenge governor quinn who's running for re-election. quinn's campaign is making the minimum wage an issue and already put out a t-v ad where rauner says he's against raising it. the ca

chase kane is there live. they say the airport is adding more service that's it's losing? >> they are, and they're trying to emphasize that. it came as that blow, and they just found out that virgin america was leaving last night. if you have any flights planned here soon, they are taking reservations through may 14th. so it appears they will be flying for two more months, so san jose is just trying to focus on the new flights coming soon. >> bye bye virgin. customers were disappointed their grounding their san jose and l.a. flights because they say there was not enough people buying tickets. >> we're big disney fans, we fly to disney all the time and we really enjoy the service. >> but for san jose international, there is a greater concern. what will the loyal fliers do once the airline leaves? >> i don't know. i guess i will have to go to sfo when i want to. >> we'll go to san francisco for it. >> you will follow virgin to sfo? >> yes, we love the airline that much. but it's not going to be convenient, but we'll do it. >> airport officials say new destinations on existin

kane county got eaten 7 in.. you can see there is still some snow even up towards o'hare. i think another light coating is possible as the back line pushes through. the front line is really moving quickly through portions of northwest indiana. it's moving through on time and it's very quick. expected drier conditions today. it will be cold. 20 today. 14 tonight. tomorrow we are at 30. opening day we have a slight chance of showers. >>coming up ... a former n-f-l star appears in court on charges that he raped 2 women. and -- police break a train theft gang in northwest indiana. plus -- the death toll is still rising after a deadly landslide in washington state. we'll also hear the 9-1-1 call that saved a young boy. and -- see what a photographer caught on camera while filming this grizzly bear. stay with us. missing after a landslide in washington state continues to go up. crews found six bodies buried under the disaster that happened saturday morning in a rural area north of seattle. 14 people have been found dead in a square mile area covered in mud and debris. 176-people

yukari kane joins us live on a first on cnbc.the liver transplant that jobs was going through and you broke the story about the new iphone the cdma that would break at&t's monopoly. >> i did. >> the did you want to do with this book? >> i wanted to explore what is going on now without steve jobs. it's a huge transition for apple and it's a difficult one for any company that loses its founder but i thought that apple was particularly interesting because out so high profile. >> and you do contrast notably steve jobs against tim cook. you say that they're polar opposites. if job was the star cook was the stage manager. and you say there's a healthier working environment and a more open environment internally. >> yeah. >> but still you raise that central question. is cook up to the job. >> yeah. you know, steve was -- was a particularly huge force of personality and so when you lose that, especially when tim cook at the polar opposite, how do you -- how do you compensate for that? i think that's a big issue. >> yukari, correct me if

kane gave up seven runs six hits and two runs. look at nick punto, mark minacosa.eld, giants on the board, solo shot bottom 6, work of barry bonds pays off. be giants thrash 8-1 in the final. >>> what's up with the warriors? can you see inconsistent, they beat the likes of miami at their house but lost in their house at cleveland. depending who's wearing the opposing jersey, trailed by 16 in the fourth losing back to back games, today in video provided 50 warriors, coach jackson and seth curry tried to make sense of it all. >> we don't want to turn one bad loss into two bad losses. we are playing against a good portland team that's enjoying a good year. >> it all resets from there. so that's the mission that kind of stay focused on. make sure that we're playing our best basketball this next month. >> all right, march madness, college hoopers, tournament wins, fourth ranked arizona and ucla, both fans, nive aaron gordon, alley oop, 21 points, 15 boards. he was tournament n m.vp, 46 seconds left, for three, got it. ucla will hold on to win the pack 12 championship. e

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larry kane. >> pictures of damage after the tornado is all about impact. >> where wind really becomese debris opens up the building envelope, the walls, the roof. once you have that envelope opened, now you've got double the trouble. the most predominant projectile that we see in these storms is normally something like a two by four. >> so what you tend to see coming out of this cannon is what you tend to see flying around when a tornado is centered? >> absolutely. we do tornado research for the national science foundation back in may after the moore tornado. specifically just to look for shelters in the storm path. >> the question now is: not whether to rebuild, but how. >> we're smart engineers. we know how to design for the wind speeds. and now, we know how to design for impact resistance. >> research performed tests on a variety of building materials. some of them failed. through trial and error, oinvocation came in the form of reinforcement and engineering. >> should we -- load the ca can? >> load the cannon. okay, let's do it. >> wow! >> 103 miles per hour. >> 103. it is complet

across to shaw and kane who delays and back in. johnny oduya saw it taken by malkin.anked across and then it's lifted on. settled down by shaw. sent on for brandon bollig down the wing but this is cut off and sheared back dow by jokinen. couldn't be dragged in by malkin. they're standing here, many of them, many of the 62,921. some penguin fans have been here, too, enjoying their time in chicago, though, not the outcome of the game. the spectacle being one of the things they would carry back home with them. this one was played in snow. the one was played in snow. the one against washington in the middle at home in rain. it happened in the wintertime up north. >> ed: ten days ago there was a lot of rain that came through the city of chicago an certainly things have change here in the last seven days. this snow globe effect would be snow falling all evening long. >> mike: we wanted you to just hear some of the crowd and the reaction there in the last seconds of this one. the snow started falling two hours before game-time. it's continued now. we hope the 62,000 all get

nbc bay area chase kane joins us. how tough is united states's stance on crimea? >> these latest sanctions are the toughest imposed on russian officials since the end of the cold war and that is raising eyebrows because of how russia could choose to respond. the european union also imposed sanctions following yesterday's vote in crimea. nearly 97% of voters there reportedly approved a resolution asking to be annexed into the russian federation. but those votes were cast with russian groups standing charge. because of that, president obama did not even use the word election to describe those votes. >> the referendum in crimea was a clear violation of ukrainian constitutions and international law. and it will not be recognized by the international community. >> they mobilized 40,000 reserve troops, possibly preparing for battle with russia. in advance of any advanced combat, the white house attempted to send a message to russia about its involvement in crimea. >> we're making it clear that there are consequences for their actions. second, i have signed a new executi

and would that come from me or director kane or how would that work? >> i think it would be from the entertainment -- from you and the commission. >> got it. i don't mind drafting something that i can maybe send out via our staff to the commission and then if you guys have any comments, track changes or just let us know -- let me know and i think we can finalize that within the next week. would that work for you all? , commissioners? >> yep. >> okay, thank you. and then -- oh, for the summit on the 7th, is there a formal role that you want commissioners to play or -- i know in the past we've sort of just showed up informally. some commissioners have spoken, but i don't know -- >> i think it would be great if any of you wanted to play a formal roll. role. i know there's always a need for moderating the panel and that sort of thing. if you wanted to give a welcome, something, i think that'd be great. i'll talk with jocelyn, we can work that out. >> sounds good. commissioner perez. >> if there's more than three it'll be a formal -- >> not as long as you d

can digitaking digital sell more than 2200 >> it will place kane ahead of their arrival. it is an online gaming industry pioneer but the stock prices fell since 2011 i appeal. >> think back to your life before you're smart phone. the world wide web has made all lot more interesting for us. before the idea was born 25 years ago today the internet was a very different and complicated. placd place. >> all of the news was print. television was by appointment being only. movies were viewed on a theater. 25 years later that has all changed. on march 12, 1989 computer scientist wrote a paper proposing the architecture that would become the world wide web. his intent was a simple fire ofile sharing service for scientists. >> anytime i need to do something i just go to google. >> 199514 percent of americans told the research center that they used the internet. maybe it had something to do with the dial modems. >> that number jumped to 46 percent by 2000. it stands at 87 percent today. i'm one of those people who would always come up with a random questions. >> >> after beating the

at eight something sacred and the prison nation was prompted to last night to meet the new tt says kane. we won't ever allowed to sell the sand. but now with climate change and economic problems. amen requested permission from the king and the cost he is speaking about to sell them to it. sold for about three years each. and now accounting and seventy percent of doctors income financially the man of god i'm now almost completely dependent on the women teach them into changing their minds. while the all recently women and younger villages had little say the fiji islands still not taken a little naked society it's abundantly clear that the system sentence in a minute. i really meant it to drink a cover to cover it curled. it's good to notice the mouse and is considered a real delicacy. the drink is also said to be healthy. it was shown initiative has led to great essential of people in the village. thanks to a gender equality training program by next weekend and funding. it has attended workshops where they learnt that they could solve the economic problems to check if the men and women l

kanely t through the defense. nate brisk calls time out. he doesn't get it. you see roy williams.ficials come together and declare the game over because the clock does not start on time. it started a second too late. they figure, by the time you got in the time-out called, the game's over. roy williams does not protest. hugs the mayor. >>> we move on in the women's tournament. the one seed, notre dame, unbeaten. two-seed stanford. two seed, duke. three seed, kentucky. >>> up next, "the pulse ts where one of hollywood's hottest couples has big baby news. >>> and proof that magic perplexes just about everybody. s was also on display, i'd had it. i finally had a serious talk with my dermatologist. this time, he prescribed humira-adalimumab. humira helps to clear the surface of my skin by actually working inside my body. in clinical trials, most adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis saw 75% skin clearance. and the majority of people were clear or almost clear in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal

patric kane with a sweet pass to versteeg for the gold. chicago wins, 5-1. it w100th career goal.s hoped to have the sharks playing an outdoor game at at&t park as soon as next year. >> hopefully no snow. ??eç ♪ it takes two to make a thing go right ♪ ♪ ♪ it takes two to make it outta sight ♪ ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a thing go right ♪ ♪ ♪ it takes two to make it outta sight ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] only yoplait light and yoplait greek 100 are endorsed by weight watchers. so many delicious flavors that taste outta sight. so many delicious flavors get ready for a night of monster taco madness - ster taco fans! when two new monster taco flavors from jack in the box face off. introducing - the bacon ranch monster taco, crushin' it with strips of bacon and creamy ranch versus the nacho monster taco, comin' hard with nacho cheese and jalapeños! monster, monster, monster tacos! too much? needs an explosion. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00 chilling new video. what happened after this wild wave crashed into a restaurant? plus, more damage from this week's storm. the out anlg caused when th

senator ma kane said every moment the u.s.ies don't respond gives putin the signal that he be be everybody more ambitious and aggressive. those are senator mccain's words. sitting on the sidelines and criticizing can be easier in the oval office and deciding exactly what tact to take. the white house said today it would no not be part of the planning process at this table of g8 summit in june in sochi russia, of course the question is what other options does it have? economic sanction sanctions or any sort of military might in conjunction with nato? secretary of state john kerry is one of the other obama white house administration officials working the phones today, he spoke with the acting president of ukraine and gave his own stern warning and words for russia. >> the former u.s. am bass bore to ukraine william miller tells al jazerra he's worried russia is risking an all-out war. >> resort to arms which the russians have undertaken is a pathetic solution to a very complicated problem. they should talk to each other and sort

. >> patrick kane will likely miss three weeks. the black hawks called up their top forward prospect. the blackhawks also recalled a pleasure. the gray >> is a kick returner is kickan atlanta falcon. >>he matched sanders 19 return touchdowns. >> signed a one-year deal with the vikings. lingering injuries last season and had only 3.5 sacks. >>getting warm out there. >>your full forecast. on spectacular day and then the bottom falls out. we're measurable snow beyond this date. it could still happen but we're certainly in the final stretch. only a percent of our seasonal occurrence. and i see that until next week sometime. a big warmup after that. better news on the other side of it. there are signs of spring. that is the theme of our pictures. she says this robin perched on the front yard that is a beautiful shot of it. >> migrating geese if you look carefully. >> that is always a sign of spring. she says her ducks finally got out of their winter. we learn something every day. there are still floes of ice across the shoreline in some

nbc bay area's chase kane joining us now in the studio. chase, wow, what a rough morning for healthcare.gov. >> we are told they are working to fix the latest problems, but they do follow earlier problems where that federal site was down for nearly six hour, and still at this hour the site is displaying a message that is being overwhelmed with visitors. some good news. you can skip that federal site in california and go to coveredca.com, which does appear to be working, albeit working slowly. keep in mind if you do need to sign up, you've only got about 12 hours and 50 minutes left. the system isn't available at the moment. not a good start to the day for healthcare.gov. the federal website down for hours as people also waited in line for hours, all to sign up for insurance before tonight's deadline. >> i just found it inconvenient online and wanted to talk to a person in line and never got a response. >> reporter: carmen waited in a lengthy line. she and a number of people just couldn't stomach enrolling online. >> we learned about it lat

iowa state's deandre kane scores with 1.6 left on the clock to give his team a two-point lead, and asth carolina tries to move the ball up the court, the officials don't see coach roy williams signaling for a time-out. the clock spires before the time-out is charged, and after a lengthy review, iowa state wins, 95-83. after the game, williams refused to blame the officials. >> they went to the monitor. they realized the operator started the clock late so there should not have been any time left when they made the observation. let's not lay this on the officials. >> iowa state advances to the sweet 16 for the first time in 2000. they will meet uconn. kansas is the second seed to go home from the tournament. tenth seeded sanford comes up with a win to send the jayhawks packing. sanford takes on dayton in the sweet 16. dayton's pretty excited after advancing to the next round on saturday night. after upsetting syracuse, school president dan curran joined students in a celebration. they picked him up, carried him around campus, chanting his name. it starts with dayton/stanford right here

the committee was created by the party's central standing committee and president eugene kane was appointed its head. that's going to tekong. we are in china's political structure the communist party holds ultimate power was because the national security commission is the party organization. it will be able to exercise top down control over. this structure allows policies orders and instructions to be enforced effectively. and what she and the government is aware that it has not been able to effectively implement its policies up to now. so it is taking steps to centralize power. its aim is to create a more powerful centralized leadership which will be needed for addressing the many issues now facing china. so while china's leadership has bold plans for change. biti says it may require of this approach to pushing through. no cookie sheet on annie's you'll be using hundreds are raking in muslims have been living in detention camps in thailand for more than a year since they fled across the ocean from myanmar. initially the thai government suggested he will let the routine you stay in thailand

was it with a few twice called upon to be to go before you protest but mostly with citizen kane least likely that north korea with you know that you call twenty four from the house was so bored tunnel would not welcome it. i would say china cubicle wall where the traitor by a ghostly is for you the reports no protests or come off into saturday with a test of the crazy about that means north korea would become a candle forty cable for a new crew with the state which attack on a job for you when you add that when you bomb in china we are all a typical feature of nuclear weapons state when it's white neighbors. i am not excluded the possibility of force to protest but how about further provocations like missile test of some sort and if so a host of suffering government reacted in both disappears with the puny me that this one with c but this moment. i mean i just said these things in many communities who were taught that north korea to store his baby. i settled on the fiesta details of the snow. ethan thought it was a bit too small to have the extension of time compared or penalty kind o

. >> the college players association led by northwestern quarterback kane colter, opening the way for them to unionize. commercial enterprise that reliance on players labor to generate billions of dollars in profits. nlrb peter orr, directly tied to their performance as reasons for granting them their rights, orr said, broad definition of employee when one considers the common law definition of employee. well joining me now is forbes sports law contributor alicia jessop. >> it is a stepping-stone for the players. this is first stone for them to get through in their hurdle to unionize. the northwestern university officials have until april 9th to file an appeal with the nlrb. seek better health coverage of coverage and more opportunities as student athletes. >> what do college athletes and i guess more specifically northwestern football players get out of being a part of a union. >> what these players have sought in unionizing is reportedly better health benefits. so cane colter who is the former quarterback for northwestern university he says he had to pay for an mri out of pocket onl

will we see a new gone with the wind or a new destine kane or a new my fair lady? >> stephen spielberg doesn't know how to, this is the lowest points of his career when he attempted things like this. i don't see it happening, to tell you the truth. >> 15 seconds. any other movies remade? classics? >> stephen spielberg can do anything he wants. that ai movie, i think he has to worry more about the future of dreamworks tan things like this. >> bill wyman great to be with us. spoathe show may be over but the conversation continues. we'll see you on the website. >> hello, welcome to al jazeera america. i'm john seigenthaler in new york. chilling confrontation, a u.n. envoy in crimea held by gunpoint and forced to leave the country. >> sat makeover. the test that will soon be dramatically different. >> facebook takes flight. why the internet giant could be sending a fleet of drones into the air. >> the big chill, why the n.b.a. team

>> citizen kane. >> i know kung fu. >> matrix. >> what? did you read these before?anca. thank you. >> thank you so much for coming back. >> "suits" returns this thursday night at 9:00, 8:00 central on usa. >> grammy winner patti austin performs a classic song for us. >> but first this is "today" on nbc. save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.ould yep, everybody knows that. well, did you know the ancient pyramids were actually a mistake? uh-oh. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. ♪ see what's new at projectluna.com yeah... try new alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heartburn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer fruits chews. enjoy the relief! [ doorbell rings ] the johnsons! stall them. first word... uh...chicken? hi, cascade kitchen counselor. stop stalling and start shining with cascade platinum packs. over time, platinum fights cloudy residue 3x better than the competing gel. it's so powerful it even helps keep the dishwasher spark

patrick kane weaves through traffic, and scores with the back-hand... his 29-th of the year. same score next period... avalanche with a two- man advantage when rantaa makes the first save, but ryan o-reilly pokes in the rebound. hawks go on to lose 3-2, and fall to fifth place in the conference. stocks barely moved yesterday. the dow and the s&p ended with little change: nasdaq posted a modest gain. here are menu websites to avoid. make nuggets and any cafe drink. apparently the machines are hard to clean. subway egg and tuna salad sandwiches. it comes from a bag and are heavily mixed with mayonnaise. pizza hut pizza. the dough is lightly oil and made without gloves. kids see barbecue sandwich. the chicken is old and so in barbecue sauce until it can be pulled apart. wendy's chile ... that hurts because i love when these chilly. it's old dried up meet on the grill that is reseeded. but in know what, it is delicious. >> we need to add the word allegedly after all of these. give of this comes from the mighty fast food lobby. >> i still love the frosty spirit and the chilies. >>

with patrick kane out the captain took a vicious hit in the second period last night and jammed his left shoulder. he left the ice estate on the bench for a while then did not return it doesn't look good in the highlands trying to stop the skid they fall behind. comes in rushing and gets a restore right there beating crawford 1-0 pittsburgh. then just 21 seconds later on the move again, it a 2-0 lead. the hardest hit of all comes in the second. it looks bad. crash against the board of the capt. falls to his knees and grabbed his shoulder and does not return to the game. they go on to win four-one. they are 0-3 on the road. they've lost four of the last five. >> we will see. we will know more tomorrow. it's day to day. >> are you surprised? >> i didn't see the hit. i will look at a better leader. >> t think is serious? >> i don't think it's serious. >> whenever you lose players someone has to step up and take the spot. those two guys are tough to replace but it is an opportunity for other players. it happens all the time with hockey players they go down and it's an opportunity for somebod

getting closer to the teams above them but they will have to go three weeks without patrick kane. injured wednesday night a sprained and cl is what we are hearing. at least three weeks which could mean the rest of the regular season. a fluke injury coming together he just is skidding past but then he gets hit. the only downside in that win over the blues is that it was a pretty large downside. the hawks have the talent to overcome that this happens at a crucial time. >> a freak play. it can happen. unfortunate most of the year we been safe but we will see. he is a special player. we will have to work our way through it knowing what he brings our team. it's a huge loss for a spirit but we have been fortunate so far he will get tested at some point. >> landing in atlanta after a deal with the falcons, zero wooden is now a viking and the cubs trade wayne gretzky's son to the angels. it's an exchange of minor leaguers. another attendance record. 15,000 watched as the cubs played. nate diving south and it's a play. helping out five and a third two runs allowed. mitterrand, jr. lake sho

. >> patrick kane back home in buffalo. patrick scores the first goal goes in for the wrist shot to make it 1-0. it's one- one. tying to bring it home. it's a 2-1 lead. the star on defense for the rest of the game. sending the message. they pick up and beat buffalo 2-1. that's it for sports. have a great day. >>stocks ended friday mixed as the enthusiasm following a better-than-expected jobs report wore off. the dow closed up 30. the nadaq fell 15. and the s-and-p remained relatively flat. researchers have found a simple blood test that may predict who is likely to suffer from alzheimer's disease. doctors studied the blood of healthy elderly people, looking for fatty molecules called lipids. those with lower levels of lipids were more likely to develop alzheimer's. the test was accurate 90 percent of the time. more testing is needed. a small town in the colorado rockies is about to become the home of the country's first marijuana club. in the town of nederland , just up the mountain from boulder, "club ned" will offer pot s

president, you are not a kane and texans bow to no one. >> fighting words and a rifle in the face ofma agenda. that was a bit of a televised vitriol by todd staple from texas. one testing violent rhetoric headed no tomorrow's heated primary contest. to be clear, the contest is who hates the brought the most. in the first primary in 12 years without governor rick perry on the ticket, the guy poised to take his place, attorney general greg abbott saw fit to take place with the rocker, ted nugent recently called president obama a subhuman mongrel. he is the same man who said he would be dead or in jail if he won a second term. she campaigning for greg abbott t. high road has effectively become calling the president nearly dishonest as did texas senator john cornyn. >> people look at what's happening in washington today. they see bad decisions being made. no one is held accountable. >> the conflicts of the american people are shaken to its very core. >> but for his tea party challenger, corn nine might as well sent the president a pa ja ma-gram. stockman created an entire website, corn n

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one motor vehicle safety expert, as president sean kane, barron's editor, this story.ecause an airbag did not do what it was to do they are trying to link this to the ignition problem. to you by that? >> the reporting is linked and that is not accurate. using the fatality of data, record setter based on police action reports, there appeared to be 303 incidences in which crash involving the subject vehicles and recalls and fatalities in the front seat, the report to the third doesn't say is linking them to the ignition switches that is the jumping off a point where you can determine -- cheryl: so we don't get into the weed you say headlines we have seen in the new york times, the l.a. times making this field instead of 12 or 13 deaths will we're talking about is 300. you think that is overblown? >> i don't think the reports accurately reflect what the report says. the report simply says look at the fatality data, there are hundred 3 incidents when the airbag deployed. this investigation is that simple. melissa: does it indicate there's a pylon for gm? >> looks like ther

barnum of the citizen kane and larger-than-life characters real and fictional whoever impressed themselves upon the american consciousness by massaging their stories is what i'm trying to say. he's a great storyteller. that is a testament to the talent, not in any way a critique. >> host: i want to ask you something your cupboard i didn't know that much about which was the directions of tv ad, which you can explain is a new service and how that in pics what is on the air. as a journalist covering this in as a media critic covering it, it is also his difficult to say where and how someone may or may not be doing some thing on the air that might be put in a thumb on the scale. talk to me what you learned about that operation. >> guest: this is a fascinating little bug part of american history that i hope i book a lebanese because it's one of the most interesting parts of the project. roger ailes is a news director at tv had come a fledgling new service from 1974 to early 76 they went bankrupt. i enhanced by the mad who is the finance the air. the team the coke of his days throughout the 70s

from tom kane,ip a republican, and lee hamilton, a democrat. they would do a press conference apart from one another. there was no democrat or republican pride in authorship. they appeared together every time they did any kind of press, so they would be on message together. that was a message to the five democrats and five republicans that politics should be put aside and facts and recommendations should be the ultimate mission. of huge cooperation forgetting to the end mission is the cooperation of the agencies involved. the 9/11 commission ultimately had big cooperation across the agencies for access to documents and to get support for briefings and follow-ups. that helped us with the lines to succeed. finally, we had a talented staff and experts in different areas that helped us on the commission. john gannon, we hired him as the executive director. he has 30 years of experience. we are in the process of trying to hire more staff. that will be a key issue in terms of our long-term success. chairman, ir. remember the lesson of my fifth grade

across to shaw and kane who delays and back in. johnny oduya saw it taken by malkin.anked across and then it's lifted on. settled down by shaw. sent on for brandon bollig down the wing but this is cut off and sheared back down by jokinen. couldn't be dragged in by malkin. they're standing here, many of them, many of the 62,921. some penguin fans have been here, too, enjoying their time in chicago, though, not the outcome of the game. the spectacle being one of the things they would carry back home with them. this one was played in snow. the one was played in snow. the one against washington in the middle at home in rain. it happened in the wintertime up north. >> ed: ten days ago there was a lot of rain that came through the city of chicago an certainly things have change here in the last seven days. this snow globe effect would be snow falling all evening long. >> mike: we wanted you to just hear some of the crowd and the reaction there in the last seconds of this one. the snow started falling two hours before game-time. it's continued now. we hope the 62,000 all get

in this greaand this great tradf american storytellers like pt barnum, citizen kane and these larger than life characters who have impress themselves on the american consciousness by massaging their story is what i'm trying to say and he is a great storyteller and that is a testament to his talent, not in any way a critique. >> host: i want to ask you something that you uncovered i didn't know much about which is the direction of what you can explain is a new service and how that impacts what is on the air. as a journalist covering this and need a critic to bring this up is always difficult to say where and how someone may or may not be doing something on the air that might be putting us on a scale. talk to me about what you learned in operation. >> guest: this is a fascinating little known part of american history that i hope my book eliminate cause it was one of the most interesting parts of the project. roger ailes was a news director. it was a fledgling news service that was and is us from it and 774 to early 76 and went bankrupt. it was financed by joseph of the colorado magnet.

i will admit that she what was on, yukari kane was on yesterday.azon to find out where the book was, it was nowhere near in the top couple hundred books being sold. i've been trying to log on right now. my ipad isn't making the connection fast enough to see writ stands right now. maybe you can do it faster, andrew, just to say where this was. i didn't know about this book ahead of time. this is something that was a little bit of a surprise to me, too. >> becky, first off, feel best. secondly, you need comcast infinity. >> i can't get comcast here. i've tried to. >> andrew, from the book, the writer calls apple, quote, a cult build around a dead man. it's not a lot that apple responds to. they don't tend to care about criticisms. but when you take shots like that, that might be something that would actually get somebody -- get some ire, that actually forces a response for something like that. >> basically, according to -- and, again, i haven't read the books. >> i've read interviews about it, synopsises. >> to your point, it basically paints apple a

i'm not giving away everything in the film, but in the mouth of kane comes out a big statement, maybeative christians believe, he talks about the biggest creation is humanity and that humans have dominion over everything else. you know, the bees to the field. all of this other thing. so i think the problem for people when they watch this movie is that they -- if you have the kind of belief going, if you believe that human beings have dominion over everything, then the preferential treatment that plants and the animals get and the fact noah wants to kill off his entire family and it makes it very difficult. really difficult. and also, let me just say one more thing. the part that i had a real problem with was the part in which he -- not just want to kill all the family, but a specific portion, if a female child had been born, and i thought that brought up a whole bunch of issues which is another story altogether. i'll leave it at that. >> yeah, there are a lot of complicating issues. professor, i just ask as a follow-on to that. the right wing has now found itself in its anger and sort

the self-proclaimed governments in kiev kane's a power banking on people's frustration over the collapse deal. yet if the e.u. agreement is not signs then according to article one one one of the criminal code the president will get ten to fifteen years behind it i however later are assuming yes newcastle backtrack on this my pleasure to pick up with because we postponed signing the economic section of this document due to concerns over the possible negative effects that entering the free trade area might have if the industrial regions. easier said than done apparently you have to actually add allies all of the pros and cons looks like everyone said oh it's in what's being called the new governments in ukraine with contradictions rain then supreme. we heard promises from kiev to join nato and get as many weapons from member countries asked possible a draft law on the resumption of the process of integration of ukraine internet zero has been filed and recorded provide the maximum possible material and technical assistance in the form of modern military hardware and armaments once again som

take on one of the big apple events this week, which has been the publication of this new book by kanehesis is very much that without steve jobs apple will find life very difficult. it does haven't the flare that it once had. tim cook gave us that statement exclusively suggest that the book was, in his words, a nonsense and she failed to capture the creativity of 85,000 people. where do you stand on that? do you think that apple's lost its mojo or is it reinventing under the i'm cook? are there great days to come? the chief designer told the sunday times? >> first of all, i followed kane's work and i'm sure deshid great investigative work over the two years she put into the book. i think overall the reality about tim cook is going to be his kind of legacy is largely going to be set over the next 12 months based on some of these new product categories. so right now we're not seeing a lot and we should hold off on making a strong kaul about what his legacy is going to be. there are indeed -- >> forgive me for interrupting. your 640 price target, does that assume the launch of new product

tim kane on syria live in lebanon. there is two hours. >> i want to call this meeting subcommittee to order and welcome all here especially our expert witnesses who we will here testimony from. of aenate is in the middle vote on a veterans bill that will take time but i want to folks being e of here. we will proceed to a first panel a second panel with questions and this is a very important topic. i just returned from a trip in lebanon with angus king of maine. we went together because we serve together on committees. fortune relations committee and he is on the intelligence committee. e took a trip where we spent time in israel, palestine, lebanon and egypt. we were ays i think probably most excited about the trip to lebanon because neither there.ad been we have strong feelings about the situation there but we felt needed to ground those feelings and thoughts with some reality check. of that trip i do feel very strongly that the hearing is apt. the syrian conflict about which put so much time in foreign elations and a

miss kane was on "squawk on the street" yesterday. there's just much more process, everything is -- is logical. i mean, if you're talking about -- about the bigger visionary innovation issue, you know, who -- my question is who is the decider at apple now that steve is not around? i just can't imagine it being tim. >> well, in response to that tim cook is out with a statement about the book. cook giving an exclusive statement, in fact, to our own becky quick saying this nonsense belongs with some of the other books i've read about apple. it fails to capture apple, steve, or anything else in the company. apple has over 85,000 employees that come to work each day to do their best work, to create the world's best products and to put their mark in the universe and leave it better than they found it. this has been the heart of apple from day one and will remain at the heart for decades to come, says tim cook. i am very confident about our future. we've always had many doubters in our history. they only make us stronger. and i guess that cu

kane, we know that medicare administrative contractors have set up a claims processing system in such a way that there will to compare claimed its medicare requirements in order to approve or deny claims are flag them for further review. a 2010 gao report found that the prepayment edits saved medicare at least one-half billion dollars in fiscal year 2010. the savings could have been greater had prepayments at it's been more widely used across the map. this seems like common sense, especially given that these edits can minimize improper payments being made in the first place. would you give us an estimate of how much greater savings could be if prepayments at it was more widely used and can you tell us more about your recommendation? >> thank you for that question. use of prepayment is critically important to prevent the improper payments because they do all kinds of things. to see if the provider is eligible to participate, if the beneficiary is eligible, and then look at whether the services covered by medicare. in some cases and make decisions about whether the service is necessary

democratic strategist robert zimmerman and cnn political commentator and columnist for the blaze, will kaner being with us. did russia just call our bluff? does the u.s. look small on the world stage at this point? >> look, russia didn't call just our bluff. russia called the european community's bluff. let's understand, what they have engaged in is not an effort to make us look small. they've gone back to really what vladimir putin represents. he's a thug. these are the tactics of the old russia, what russia represents, and he will continue to isolate himself from the world stage after he's made so many measures to try to ingratiate himself around the world. >> will, how much of what we're watching right now and these things are changing so quickly that it's tough to know what it will be like in 24 hours instead of six or eight months, but how much can that play into party politics here in the u.s., especially as we head to the midterms? >> well, you know, i hope it doesn't play too much into politics. we don't want to filter these things through a political angle although it's worth menti

. >> michael kane, thank you for joining us. >> pleasure.e. >>> nine minutes after the hour, on to a fox news alert, russian paratroopers drop over the ukrainian borders as crimea votes to decide whether to become part of russia or an independent state. >> we are live in kiev with more on why the vote is widely predicted to pass. good morning, amy. or good afternoon. >> reporter: good morning, anna, claytop and tucker. there has been so much propaganda and this is happening at the end of the barrel of the gun. with 22,000 russian troops on the ground in this very relatively small region called crimea, we are not expecting any disturbances today, either. the united states and bass dor to the united nations last night said very firmly and passion natsly that cry ma m crimea wil stay part of russia, but the facts on the ground do not bear that out. in the meantime, there's increasing concern about the ukrainian 15,000 troops barricaded on their bases in crimea or who are locked out and remain outside of those bases. crimea's leader says from th

relations board ruled wednesday that northwestern football players led by their former quarterback kane right to hold a union election and to be eligible for workplace rights protections under the national labor relations act. colter the day after the decision visited msnbc's ""the ed show."" >> the number one concern for us is that we don't have a voice and we don't have a seat at the table right now. all these rules and regulations are formed by the ncaa, the conferences, and we have no input in that. nobody comes and asks the players how do you feel about this? how do you feel you should fit in the equation. yesterday that was a huge step in the path for players to have a voice and seat at the table. >> the ncaa signaled its disappointment with a statement that read in part, quote, while improvements need to be made, we do not need to completely throw away a system that has helped literally millions of students over the past decade. northwestern university itself signified its intention to appeal and had until april 9th to do so. if the university follows through, what chance do the

beone lesson that may not apparent is that at kane can be canod investment -- a cane be a good investment. i did not hear the word population in what the speakers have talked about, and i think this can be addressed to all three of them, because population is at the heart of global change. thinkingif people are what would be the ideal population for the earth, and how do we over a long time get there? tossup. i going to give it to stephanie. >> that's a great question. i am not a population demographic expert. i am sure from a research perspective they are better able to quantify that. we talked earlier about older ability and exposure to extreme event. that's hugely based on climate change. one number that gets thrown around is the increase in billion dollar disasters in the united states. those are generally on the rise. we calculate that over the years, and we have seen it go up. there is a pretty good argument that the reason it has gone up is because our population has gone up, and the infrastructure has also increased. certainly, population has influence. there is also the rise of p