maybe neil cache kari can get from thetical advice family.easury official is challenging jerry brown, running on the platform of education and reform. and jobs. here he is on "bloomberg west." >> i want to bring manufacturing brock -- back to california. it is great that apple and these other companies have designed great technologies here. let's produce them hereto. 17% of californians need work. we can bring that down by putting people back to work. how is it that the ceos and leadership at google have had so much success? it started with a great education. i know that many are donating money to education and nonprofits. they know that education is the key to the future. governor brown says we are doing great, but our schools are 46 in america. unless we can get every kid and education, we will not be a fair society. >> you can watch more of those interviews on bloomberg.com, or on our award-winning tablet app. you can marvel at the strange, weird circus of weirdness that is politics. next, we have an exclusive interview from the founder of

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. >>> here is a check on the forecast with meteorologist bill kari karins.do not re-air his forecast. >> good thing. for the tenth time i'm telling you today is the coldest morning we have until next winter. >> the boy who cried wolf. >> yes. have you seen these pictures from niagara falls? >> i have. >> crazy. this time of the year this is spectacular images. we are like negative 20 every morning to get like this. yeah, it is gorgeous. when it warms up it will probably be better to go watch it. as far as this morning goes, we have already set records. i saw baltimore was 5 degrees before midnight last night tying your all-time coldest march temperature. atlantic city was 2 degrees and that tied your all-time coldest march temperature. it's exceptionally cold. the big cities aren't too bad at 13 and amazing i'm saying 13 is not too bad but many of the suburbans are down to negative windchills. you don't get windchills like this in march. we are cold all the way back to kansas city. it's not just isolated. everywhere east of the rockies temperatures well belo

warning, secretary of state kari said the country will quote, pay a price if president putin doesn't withdraw his forces from ukraine, but how steep will that price be? >> he's not going to have a sochi g 8. he may not even remain in the g-8 if this continues. he may find himself with asset freezes. american business may pull back. there may be a further tumble of the ruble. >> reporter: ker >> last thing anybody wants is a military option in this situation. >> reporter: the u.s. and several of its g-8 partners have said they won't attend et planning meetings for the g-8 economic summit which will be held in sochi russia, the same place as the liolympics. a former obama national security council spokesman saying the u.s. has few options. >> you can take away visas for certain members of parliaments. can you do things that hurt the prestige of russia on the international stage. >> reporter: but vladimir putin has heard it all before. former president george w. bush had a weak hand to play. putin feels he's in a similar position of strength now. >> he does not care. and in many ways th

kari emphasized that any solution needs to be in the best interest of the ukrainian people. the u.s. and eu have placed economic sanctions on russiae. >>> republicans and democrats are battling in nine states now with voting laws. most are swing states. and north carolina is in the heat of the battle after passing the most restrictive laws when it comes to voting. that law is being challenged in federal court. it requires voters to show certain types of photo id. voters say those changes make it harder for minorities to vote. republicans say it saves money and prevents fraud. >>> a quake happened about 6:30 this morning 4 miles north of the norris geyser basin. officials say its location didn't raise concerns about the park's super volcano. there were no damages or reports of injuries. >>> lots of folks are still on edge tonight in southern california after more than 150 aftershocks this weekend. it all started with the magnitude 5.1 quake friday night. >> reporter: when the earth shakes like this, as has happened twice in the last 14 days in southern california, it rattles

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as you are talking about staying near populated area to either commit suicide or some sort of hari kari, or to fly off to the north-west to hostile territory, so to speak, in order to hide the plan and use it for later use. to go to the south - there's nothing down there. then one has to take into account that maybe there was mechanical failure, that perhaps the autopilot did this, and everyone was dead on board. >> so the autopilot could have taken it that far? >> absolutely. the reports have come out that the pilots inputted a short route that took them to the west of their originally planned route, but it didn't go anywhere except to a few points - from what i've heard. so at the end of that route, the autopilot will just hold the latest heading, the last heading that it had and will continue to fly the airplane until the fuel runs out. >> we are talking about the sonar buoys that they have tossed into the indian ocean, trying to hear the pings and get a location on the black boxes. if the sonar buoys find the black boxes, then what next? >> well, they have made arrangements to use d

kari ann thompson used them for years with her kids. >> i wanted it to go higher.ing out backyard noise, door bells, everything. >> reporter: we tested noise levels in the kids' room. and depending on how close we were to the machine, the noise reached -- 72. >> i probably won't use it as often now. >> reporter: researchers department check the success of these on children, but somewhere big noise isn't good for little ears. >> this is a period of rapid development. what you worry about is exposure, not just how long it is but how they are exposed to it. >> reporter: encouraging parents to follow manufacturers instructions and members can welcome information that may advance safety and well-being of children. if you're going to use a machine, keep volume low. move them away from crib. don't leave them on all night and use phone apps to monitor decibel levels. tips to help children and their parents rest easier. >> good to know. amazing they good that loud. >> something you wouldn't think about. and at least one of the machines they tested was so loud that if you le

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but you can't commit "hari-kari." that would be horrible. huh ? hara-kiri ? break my heart. that's what i'm saying. you mustn't consider it. no, no. [ japanese continues ] yeah, but don't-- what ? don't get so exc-- [ japanese ] shimizu. listen, shimizu. well, on second thought, it's tough to get a job in hollywood now. you should have been there in the '40s. you'd have worked in every picture in town. you'd have had a lot of death scenes, and you'd have been good. [ japanese ] i don't know what it is with you. you're so contrary. maybe it's all that raw fish you eat. marvin, come here. what ? what do you want ? what-- [ shouting, cheering ] come on, mustapha ! come on, get him off ! [ indistinct shouting ] go ! come on, mustapha ! [ shouting continues ] run, mustapha ! [ cheering ] he did it ! he did it ! that's my brother ! - safe ! - [ laughing ] [ shouting continues ] [ bat hits ball ] hi, guys ! - out ! - [ arguing, indistinct ] - safe ! - out ! what are you doing ? you were safe. i thought so too. so what are you doing ? you could just tell he didn't th

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it wuls not far from where her twin sister kari and several friends lost their lives when they were walking and struck by a car. she was 11. they lost one at 11 and 29. >>> a washington state man was sentenced to 14 months in prison for embezzling more than $300,000 from the rock band pearl jam. ricky goodridge once worked for the group. >>> the dallas mercury news says a stadium is being shut. it made headlines when it was built in 2012 for both its grand grandeur and site. >>> a replica of noah's ark is springing to life. about half of the $25 million price tag is from private funding. >> and britain's yorkshire post are giving new way to eating seaweed. it reduces activity of a digestive enzyme which leads to less fat being stored the gut. the plan is to add seaweed to everyday food like bread and see what happens. i think people would notice the flavor. >> i don't know about seaweed. >> it's about 21 after the hour and here's a look at the weather for your weekend. >>> coming up, what do you do with millions of trees killed by a huge wildfire? >> reporter: when last summer's rim fire to