how do we rep kate them? what are heroic acts in our own family's lives? you know? my grandmother came here as a teenager on a boat to get out of europe in between the wars, and, i mean, man, that was a time i don't think i was allowed to stay home. i had a babysitter at the age she got on a boat by herself to cross the atlantic. there's stories of resistance in our own families, communities, and we have to define those for ourselves and value them and listen to them and then figure out how today, you know, we can implement them and move this forward. it is a question of redefinition, but it's a question of simp fying actions because we're on a timeline experiencing massive injustice, and today, really, is the day. a lot of the people in the room are active already, but today is the day we have to start on this. >> let us all

how do we rep kate them? what are heroic acts in our own family's lives? you know? my grandmother came here as a teenager on a boat to get out of europe in between the wars, and, i mean, man, that was a time i don't think i was allowed to stay home. i had a babysitter at the age she got on a boat by herself to cross the atlantic. there's stories of resistance in our own families, communities, and we have to define those for ourselves and value them and listen to them and then figure out how today, you know, we can implement them and move this forward. it is a question of redefinition, but it's a question of simp fying actions because we're on a timeline experiencing massive injustice, and today, really, is the day. a lot of the people in the room are active already, but today is the day we have to start on this. >> let us all thank laura for a wonderful, good work, her book, for her talk to us today. please remember to sign these, fill these out, and it'll really be help fl to get feedback about this, and please get this, if you have not read the book, please, it is

the beginning don't seem to be coming through at this time and every time i've tried to mine kate with them, they refuse to talk to me, for one reason or another. i've been trying to communicate with them since the month before he died. and -- gerri: wow. >> they have given us one reason after another, after who another. they want some information. i give it to them, by fax and by certified mail. then i call in to talk to them and they won't talk to me because it hasn't been up loaded yet. they need 20 days to up load the information. gerri: sounds very, very frustrating. it sound like a frustrating situation. >> very frustrating. >> i want to bring mark in now. the issue that has evolved lately, and there have been many with reverse mortgages, is that federal rules require these lenders to give survivors an opportunity to buy the house at a fraction of the cost, not 100% of its value. now we're starting to see in some markets, in someplaces that's not happening. does that surprise you? >> it does surprise me. >> not at you will. gerri: mark, go right ahead. that is all right, lory. >> bank

they were foreign films, i mean, but like, foreign short films, kate got to read them in voice over,ys over the video package. and she used all of the correct pronunciation, and accents and everything. and me, i was like -- they sent me an mp3 of the actual names. and they were the craziest names, and i have a crazy name. sudeikis is a crazy name. i have a huge, like -- i want to do a good job by these people. >> seth: you want to get it right. now, just, in your defense. this is the title of one of the movies and two of the names, because this is not -- >> yeah, that's not a joke. [ laughter ] that's not like -- they don't give you the pronunciation phonetically. they sent me the phonetic thing, and then, i asked them just very casually about ten minutes before -- another great thing about "snl" is you've had crazy -- we've all had crazy ass stuff thrown at us at the last second. i just go, "uh, and i assume --" because of the rehearsal the day before. "they'll have the pronunciation, like the, you know, phonetic?" they're like "uh, we'll check on that." i was like "we'll check on t

less than a little bit more on lovely thing to do that various items of what kate does not just the silencing of them maybe by the things instead of two pounds and maybe not so much to think about me at the end of much use to be a couple years ago. so it's expansion by companies like its core investing in their business and growing its feeding through to the figures for the entire space. but some crucial figures have been hit by declining profits from multinational drug companies based here. however the domestic economy grew by almost three and a half percent last year a lot more than expected. when you take employment papers together with a bit. these figures i think it will put an answer yet the art economy has turned a corner here seem to reach the robust recovery economic growth measures the country's income but doesn't take account of other factors which affect people now many economists say it's time to reassess. doesn't matter what the same impact on people's lives. things i come in itself common good education create children having access to health services. the recession damage gardens on s

. >> serving them on a tray that is very glamorous, world market, 30 bucks, much more extensive. and then we have these gorgeous coasters, very sorry, from kateant people to fill them out, you put them in envelopes and do the unveiling later on. >> if yours is the most accurate, you take home the cast. we're going to make this easy. we have the runner that is made out of black paper we have drawn you know, ticket outlines on with a gold market. how genius is this? >> what is it? >> it is a hurricane. >> a hurricane. a candle. >> meaning -- nobody told me. okay. >> we have a little gold statue we cut out. we're bringing the concession stand home with the popcorn bar and do you not love these? >> where do you get those? >> $5 each, individual servings. >> that's such a clever -- thank you. >> you're welcome, hodi. >> i love that. >> what other snacks should you have? >> you have to have the candy sand. that's the best part of going to the movies. these are in and out boxes, line them with gorgeous paper so it is super glammy. isn't that gorgeous? it is easy. we're using stuff you already have for the oscars for sunday night. >> what are you doi

kate said. the annual national duty to turn them in jest but it kicked off the start of the tournament initially gathers the best young athletes from all over it as accent more than four hundred athletes will compete in the tournament. many athletes of all he participate in the national championships in international competitions the tigers will compete in several disciplines in a different weight categories for the young athletes this tournament is a selection stage for the participation in the championship of jazz accent. doesn't it. it is still listed those athletes from ten regions and eight cds are taking part in the sports event. we also organize their own club competitions for the bus style cup. recently we have international competitions with the participation of five cis countries kyrgyzstan tajikistan and russia uzbekistan and catholics than i think this is a very strong motivation for the athletes the quarter finals draw the uae for champions league was held in the uae for headquarters in you in switzerland with a participation in the soccer star luis figo according to the results bar

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them what had happened to their children. that they knew about this suspect. maddie's parents, katend gerry mccann, have never given up hope. tonight, the question is, is it the help of the public that's leading them to the answer of what happened to their little maddie? lama hasan, abc news, portugal. >> the eternal hope. >>> and when we come back right here, is there a tiny, green dot that's going to change your life when you open the refrigerator? see it in our "instant index." we'll tell you why. ark together. sometimes my copd makes it hard to breathe. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better. come on, boy! [ female announcer ] symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteopo

this product is an arcade with long read but kate elsewhere they called for unity the russian president but i may preach and teach them alone. four. thousands of old rules don't use of protest in jerusalem. i get to trough he could see the face minutes the service. israel's cultural still can't easily be an extent. nationwide conscription effects but then what's a ten eighteen. one of the important elements of the jewish religion is the study of torah. what important part of it. and they are imposing on the draft law which will enable us to store different one reason lar added. during the country's secular israelis. the field knowledge all the jokes to make of a sense of the population sharing the same buttons the oscar goes to one room twelve years as the twelve years since labour took this picture of the kids academy awards in all the historical trauma to three all scarce this is. he wants to do. i dedicate this award to all the people who accuse you of slavery. i was twenty one million people who still stop but slavery today. thank you very much thank you. alfonso and i went to gravity and alfonso koran in each of

gains as usual now let's head to playoff action in the kb help the season champs them all this and it's supposed to be as kate nights for the two of the semi finals. mold is one game one but as kate had the momentum to start. he basically lead into halftime one day from all this may come back to the third and it comes down to the wider plot and stays late to re seal the deal giving him the way in this empty fourteen sixty nine to split the series was born. and that's all for now this has been keeping track of you back here later for more of the world of sports there was a cloudy day here in seoul but i hear heavy rainfall watch has been issued in some places for details. the command line striking the gown at the weather center. look at what's the latest anything that although it's not rainy here and felt great and found out that the heavy rain at this hour of heavy rainfall lots has been a sit on the mountains of tennessee word for word the moment in the rainy on through tomorrow evening our friends at the end of the region can expect about ten to fifteen millimeters and the central region including stella ar

kate embarking on a romantic get away. there's word they've arrived in maltese. a collection of plush islands. reports say they did not bring baby george with themhey left the baby prince with kate's parents. kensington palace is not commenting on this before the family goes on a three week tour to new zealand. >> they wear their sunglasses at night, sorry, i can't sing it. hoping to break a record. organizers say they got 1,675 people to wear sunglasses last night. guinness world record says the current mark was set in july of 2012 by 1,642 people. that was at chicago's wrigley field. the memory is of gilda rad >>> it's 5:26. the abc 7 morning news continues at 5:30 with the day's top stories. the labor department is just minutes away from releasing the february jobs report. ed will bring you the new numbers as soon as they're announced. >>> and safe way sold the bay area grocery chain. it's about to have a new owner. what the sale means for employees and customer >>> good morning, everybody. the fog hasn't formed yet. if you see some, let me know on twitter and facebook. here's the way it looks from sucho tower used for the back drop for the f

them. congratulations to lambchops. to our dear friend chris hayes and his excellent wife kate on their newborn son.o the world. congratulations, ryann on your little brother. best new thing in the world today. that does it for us tonight. see you again tomorrow night. now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. with a vigor that would put cable news to shame. congratulations to our dear friend. look at them. congratulations to lambchops. to our dear friend chris hayes and his excellent wife kate on their newborn son. welcome to the world. congratulations, ryann on your little brother. best new thing in the world today. that does it for us tonight. see you again tomorrow night. . . >>> good friday morning, everyone. right now on "first look." new direction, the search for the missing malaysian jet shifts to the north after a credible lead. blade runner defense. a startling development in the oscar pistorius case. showdown. president obama prepares for a contentious meeting with the king of saudi arabia. >>> important new research on autism. >>> free coffee at mcdonald's. >> the bracin

it has gone on auntie kate and engage duvall and some is said in a contest against the kingdom of the party of the dip is planning a state of the nativity them all the trouble is that even not as if people wanted it. here is the pool. the monkey punch your top two team will announce on sunday in the sun did come off and vanilla. his decision to take one with the england c t u r thank you to visit my tendency in northam within the province to access the wish of the heap and then take a decision. at that. navy. they are the bjp has announced on saturday that would even be contesting from london to see the move is seen as an attempt to give up and down the to the bridge is not strong man. it was recorded at sydney he damaged who until she was upset over the party's decision to the more the firm bought in the sea. nobody said toshiba contests from concord. money didn't know anything yet. and the piping it. but i do mean alot. the man in a button movie. what i think the fidelity. the headache my mil's. the deputy. most commodity. we're here today monday am. no one will do to be. with just about anything all of the content of the pta and i still l

them. the latest news is that three w dot cardstock stash tv got kate said. and many companies are interested in attracting capital of the stock exchange however transparency business operations and compliance with international standards of corporate governance remained the important factors. in march versus the spirit of one hundred and thirty listed companies registered in the celtic since the fifteenth. but no more than two were prepared to put disclose the information on their financial activities in the form of the two reports in which the combining of the amish ensuite in the twenty thousand years ago the majority of these companies or companies which are trading on international stock exchanges. there are however company's return on that list from our side really welcome initiatives on the disclosure of information here's the skinny. for the screeching months of the moment companies are using a new instrument that has been developed by the specialist of the true test of financial corporation this is the scorecard which discusses the level of corporate

them from reaching it. what happened? >> reporter: well, kate, the families are so angry that they decided to get together and protest. they're angry because they're not satisfied with the malaysian government's explanation of why and where the plane went down. they say they want hard evidence. they say they want to see a peace of luggage or a seat cushion or marking from flight 370 on airplane debris. until they see that, they do not want to close the chapter on this. they're angry with the way this search has been going. they got together and filed into buses in front of their hotel, but chinese police would not let those buses go. so they decided to walk on foot about 2 miles away and the police kept the media away so we couldn't get to the malaysian embassy. they did allow the protestors eventually to stand there and protest. they handed a letter of complaint to the malaysian embassy. they later met with the malaysian ambassador to china. we were texting with some family members. they said nothing satisfactory really came out of that. initia

them? >> i'm a citizen of crimea, and they vote, so, what, i can't enter the polling place. >> kate is an activist and artist. because of the russian militia, she feels she has no choice but to leave. >> some guy turns up, comes up to you and ask you to show him a passport. i do not want to live like that. >> i do not want to leave crimea, i crew up here. >> he is a medical student and member of the tartars. he worries that russia could repress him, like the soviets repressed his grandparents. >> it's like today's russia here. how do i bring up my children? what do i do? am i going be in the russian army? how is it possible? i don't think for me that it will be easy for me to accept the changes. >> but the changes are coming. and most crimeans agree with the victor when they dismiss the criticism. >> you have your family, and i have mine. if i lecture you what you supposed to do or what i think about you, i think you have the right to tell me "thank you for your opinion, goodbye." >> that is the majority view. crimea is embracing a future it hopes will be russian. >> the u.s. and the e.u. are expa

kate hudson. and "failure to launch" with sarah jessica parker. >> they were all moneymakers. he has nothing but fond memories of making themritics are not so fond. he is nothing like this rather tedious handsome man. >> you live with your parents? >> is that a problem? >> they may not require him to flix his acting muscles, but they show off his smoking bod. he is not afraid with displaying them off screen, either. >> you open "people" or "us weekly" and then there he is with no shirt on. >> he was sexiest man alive. by 2007, mcconaughey has given his heart to a single lady. a brazilian bomb shell, camila. >> in 2008, they welcome their first child,son levi. >> i'm a father. i have a woman that i love and care about. it's her and i. >> his personal life has come together, but professionally, the picture is mixed. >> we're doing a great job. we're still here, right? >> "fools gold," "surfer dude," and sahara were to the taking off. >> still, there are occasional glimpses of what he is truly capable. >> "reign of fire." >> one man down. at that rate we might be getting somewhere in about 320 years. >> there is a flash of the

them. i hope everybody shows up. but everything works out. at the end of the reading, everyone is happy. ♪ you. >> (clapping.) i'm kate the cork of the event for homeless connect. >> i'm and i any i want to take a few seconds before kate announcements news. this is our first event for 2014 this is the tenth year for project homeless connect (clapping) a project that started it's humble beginning in community efforts love and passion has grown into what it is today, we can't say enough this would not be enough without you coming to the event and giving your time and your ideas. this event wouldn't be what it is today, we started with 5 times a year and now we have a model people can come into the office in between our events. we're existing and we hope your excited and thank you. again so very much for coming out. as >> as amy said we're having a new shirt if are for the whole year on the fronted it has our log do and on the back all the services we've offend through the years and all the hair cuts and medical services and washing and pedestriany and lunch we've served so thank you. (clapping.) also in thanks we're giv

kate and nick. you know i want them to get together, he's a con artist, she's an fbi agent.oinking going on as we said in the green room. >> we did say that, yes. >> but you said it first. >> glad you brought that up. >> she might have said it first, but -- >> there's also this, the idea of the theft from the smithsonian. your idea? >> no, that was lee. lee is genius with that. he, he had all of these exotic ideas. >> but the two of you work really well together. my son lives in shanghai and you were dead-on with all the different locations. >> is that right? >> yes. >> we'll be back with a look at the week that was. witha a look at the week that was. ,,,,,,,,,,, >>> that's the perfect song to , end this week because >>> that does is for us, be sure to tune into the "cbs evening news," with scott pelley. here's a look at the week. >>> it's possible that this aircraft take a detour. but we're note sure. >> crews are combing across this entire strait as the search area gets bigger and bigger. >> how does a boeing 777 just disappear? >> this opens up a whole host of new questio

them >> thanks. >> was under a public comment on this item? great so let open this up for public comment >> good morning or afternoon kate. i want to thank you for your careful attention this is about bike sharing going forward will effect our city. so thank you for that >> is there any other public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. director chang >> to thank our staff in collaboration with the t c and other stakeholders and nonprofits and community based on organizations around the region and amber crab a principle planner and others and we appreciate their hard work on this thank you. >> great. >> thank you lastly i hope sfmta has helped the region in terms of great decision making and not only looking at san francisco but other regions. so thank you for your work mr. schoert and ta staff and look forward at the expansion here 90 in san francisco >> supervisor campos. >> thank you, madam chair thank you to the staff for the outreach they've done the outreach where they've been meeting with the merchant they appreciate that outreach and i think people are excited about the expansion. thank you

our job is. [ cheers and applause ] we had our art department, it took them like 15 hours to construct an exact replica of kate'sm. and we hired a wolf also. we hired a real wolf. not a husky or a dog like everyone kept saying on the internet. the wolf, in fact, the wolf's name is rugby. and there's rugby. and his trainer molly. molly, what percentage wolf is rugby? >> so rugby actually is a timberwolf mix. so we don't know for sure the percentage. we did rescue him. but we believe about 80% to 95% wolf. >> jimmy: look at guillermo, by the way. do you want to give him a big kiss? >> guillermo: no, no. >> jimmy: really? do you want to pet rugby a little bit? >> you can pet him. >> jimmy: thank you, molly. thank you, rugby. you did a great job. kate, i'd love to do this again. would you bring a live bear to the closing ceremonies? >> i'll see what's going on. anything for you, jimmy. >> jimmy: we would like to present you the gold medal for pranking. [ cheers and applause ] have fun at the rest of the olympics. there she is, kate hansen, the girl who tweeted wolf. thank you, kate. no danger in sochi at all. one mo

kated, yes. >> it is a worldwide epidemic. where are they coming from? >> most of themoming from china. >> is it different from a pharmaceutical company designing a drug for good use? >> i have taken to saying this is some demented use of pharmaceutical research. this is a sample in the lab. and the ingredients claiming in here are mug wart, dumbny on a leaf and mother wart. can we use this machine to tell us that is actually what is in here? >> we certainly can. we have a big peak right there. >> joining us now is phil torres from los angeles, california. >> hi, john. >> what did they find in that package that was tested? >> it was marketed as herbal incense and it it was a version of marijuana. >> tell us about all of the synthetic drugs. >> they are tending to mimic controlled substances, cocaine and meth and you are altering the affect on the human body. they are testing them out on the street and these drug users become the testers. >> huh can this work, how can they change it to make it legal? >> they have very determined chemists behind the black market and in th

kate hudson. and "failure to launch" with sarah jessica parker. >> commercially, they were all money makers. he has nothing but fond memories with making them, though, aren't so fond. >> i don't know what they were trying to turn him into. he's nothing like this handsome man. >> you live with your parents? >> is that a problem? >> the roles may not require him to flex his acting muscles, but they do show off his smoking bod. he's not shy about displaying his assets off screen either. >> i like being in touch with my body, mind and spirit. >> you open up a magazine and there he would be without his shirt off. >> in 2005, that pecks appeal makes him "people" magazine's sexiest man alive. female fans may drool, but by 2007, mcconaughey's given his heart to a single lady. brazilian bombshell camilla alvez. >> camilla is a model, a host and hand bag designer. >> in 2008, matthew and camilla welcome their first child, son levi. >> we're having a great time. i'm a father, i have a woman i love and care about. >> his personal life has come together. but professionally, the picture is mixed. >> you're doing a great job. still here, right? >> "fool's

kate it. did complicate it. should be get a black box on them in the future? aviator.t an i'm aware that is a standard configuration. i am told it is not technically possible for the analog aircraft to replicate that. >> thank you very much. we will not recognize the gentleman from florida. >> thank you. this is one of the greatest losses of life we have had in any single incident. i guess that is correct. this is the largest loss in afghanistan. mh47?as used -- and m what was used? >> extortion 17 was a model of chinook. >> this was a high-risk mission? >> the risk assessment as a commander's risk assessment was a high-risk mission. >> we put our men and equipment that could not be protected? haveveloped -- we equipment for commercial airliners that is available. i have been in afghanistan. --y only put me on turkey certain types of equipment that would protect me. -- aould we risk our our-risk mission on putting men on this kind of event? equipment? we know we have equipment for a high-risk mission where they would be at less risk. we do have that equipment,

them. on our website we posted what he said are lessons for parents. >> maybe the most disturbing story in recent memory, kate snow, thanks for your reporting tonight. >>> still ahead for us tonight, as the search intensifies for this missing jetliner, how it is with 2014 technology that it left without a trace. >>> we're back as promised with more on this disappearance of flight 370. and the question that has emerged from the start when we first learned about it friday night, how it is possible a wide body aircraft has disappeared without an electronic ping, without a locator beacon, without a trace of any sort. nbc's stephanie gosk on the limitations of our technology. >> reporter: the last known location of malaysia airlines flight 370 was over the china sea, after that it disappeared. but here is something many people don't realize. every flight crossing a large body of water disappears, at least for a little while throughout the journey. tom casey is an international pilot for american airlines. >> the only way in certain parts of the world where they can locate your position is by knowing where your las

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. >> puts them on the map, kate. question for you. what about blithe masters? e global head of jpmorgan chase's commodity business, does she go over with them? >> it's a great question. sara, there's no new detail as to what will happen with her and i'm told in terms of all the various personnel issues including which physical traders will go that probably won't be decided until later this year and they have to go through regulatory approvals, et cetera. having said that my sense is blythe may not go to mercuria as part of this. i think the notion was if they'd sold it to a private equity company or another type of investor that wanted someone to run the entire business she would be a good fit for that but in a case like this where they already have management, i would be surprised. >> and clients to keep happy. >> exactly. >> thanks very much, kate kelly, with the latest. >>> up next the president and ceo of the chamber of commerce will tell us why in his words banks are not bad guys. plus his views on the effects of high frequency trading. >>> and later a livi

kate. i'm one of the late adopters. i have an ipad that's really my daughters. i have a couple iphones i use because i need themd they're easier. the portability kate mentioned is very important to me. what i love and what i'm trying to encourage my kids to think about is owning apple for real, owning the stock. you may not even have to buy the stock. you probably own it in your 401(k). we did some research a couple months ago and according to bright scope, the most widely held stock in a 401(k) is apple. a lot of us own it regardless of whether we want the product -- >> it's appropriately valued at 12 times. look at what happened to samsung recently. >> the smartphone business is becoming a duopoly. if you take apple stock and put a microsoft multiple on it, you have fantastic upside. >> to chime in, i think people want to upgrade every so often. i, too, have a mac book i think is a revelation. it's just -- it's lightweight. i have writ an book on it. it's a fantastic machine, but at the same time i don't want to buy a new one every 18 months to two years and is that a little bit what you're talking about in y

kate said. banks are not afraid of competition with foreign banks today thirty second tier banks the freedom that can be close to them it has expanded its whoever they are branches of us to use as a conglomerate of reading that fits well however the use to work with corporate clients that their respective countries. we're still working to bbq the book of course to cry don't think that's the banks will take over the key positions of casting banks the stars a node based on my own experience and one more foreign banks and they have a clear mandate of operating in another country. it's clearly spells out the kind of worried that the key to who and how they can do it the worst thing you can when you use urgent repair and to mom to children in the woods and wesley. he's a competitor that has expanded banks are russian financial structures door covers the corporate sector and into the fields moreover the banks of the three countries have access to future funding compared with domestic banks the development cycle is a powerful argument to say from the bucket. small cars that look or indeed any easier for foreign banks will n

that's when i knew this thing was really popping is every time i picked kate and her friends up from school or wherever and drive themthey are all just singing these songs. it's pretty crazy. >> they all know every word. it's incredible. >> jack and his 5-year-old friends, you know what they do? >> eat dirt? >> they eat dirt, number one. then they recite back to us what they hear on political playbook. huge 5-year-old fans. they love mike allen. what we are saying right now, i'm going to hear when i pick up jack at school, they love the birthday shout-outs! >> with us now the chief white house correspondent for politico, the man himself, mr. mike allen at a look that playbook. mike, good morning. >> good morning. and happy birthday to al gore. >> there you go. >> jack and his friends, today, they are going to go, happy birthday to al gore. i don't know how they do it. as art linkletter used to say, you're a huge fan. kids say the darnedest things. >> happy birthday, vice president gore. >>> let's talk a little politico here, mike. scott brown has decided to run for u.s. senate in new hampshire and going up against th

her name is maria teresa turrion borrallo and the palace says kate and william are delighted to have maria join theme basic harvard of nanny schools. our amy knows a thing about this -- >> i've launched a program and changed some nappies and enrolled there for a day and made me wear my hair like that and take my makeup off. >> what's the secret? >> i think it's to do whatever your employers ask of you without asking questions. >> making sure the baby stays alive. >> yes. that would be important. >>> security because the royals and celebrities -- paparazzi training. it's actually very distinguished and different from anything we have here. >> he's in good hands. >> yes. >>> finally, hashtag happy birthday twitter. celebrating its eighth birthday with a website you can find anyone's first tweet so i'm naturally doing the honors. my own twitter account started, not so bad and, george, youing too the plunge by promoting an abc -- [ laughter ] >> robin, sweet robin, thanks the "gma" viewers. and amy, she was born to -- >> i love. >> ginger said her dad was on facebook so had to check this twitter thing o

>> well, kate, here at this hotel there are hundreds of family members waiting for any news. and many of themthey don't believe this is the plane. one man coming out of the conference room minutes ago saying he believes the plane landed somewhere that his loved ones are okay because obviously if the news comes up that this debris spotted out in the southern ocean is the plane, it will extinguish the hope that these families have been clinging to all these days. nearly 13 days now they've got paramedics on the scene here. several ambulances. i spoke to at least two psychologists and they've told me that they expect if the news does come and the news is bad that the response will be overwhelming. we've seen those angry and frustrated responses here for days in beijing and across the region. and they're clinging on to hope. but at this stage, that hope is diminishing. the families here saying that they want definitive proof from the authorities when it comes and then they will be speaking about this and they will be deciding what to do next. chinese authorities say that they're ready if it prove

them? >> i'm a citizen of crimea and there are votes right now.so what, i can't enter a polling place? >> kate is an activist and artist. because of those prorussian militias, she feels she must leave crimea. >> come to you and ask you to show him your things, your passport. i don't want to live like that. >> i will not leave crimea because i grew up here. i love crimea. >> irvin a medical student and a member of the minority muslim tatars, he worried that russia might repress him like the soviets repressed his grandparents. >> what am i going to do, how am i going obring.my children? like am i going to be in russian army or something? i don't think it's going to be easy for me to accept all these changes. >> but the changes are coming. and most crimeans agree with victor when he dismisses u.s. criticism of the referendum. >> you have your family, i have my family. if i come to you and i start lecturing what you're supposed to do or what i think to do i think you have the right to tell me thank you for your opinion. good-bye. >> and that is majority view, especially for a new couple. >> and do

. >> i want to show you from kate robertson confirming with a inside are that health and human services has the statistics and they are not releasing them for political reasons, stove. we have two weeks left for the deadline for folks to sign up. and will people be given extensions. when we hit the deadline and people are not signed up and they are a million short of the government's goal and people incur the penalties, what happens to the economy? >> i will make you a bet right now. a dime to a dollar they will have to extend the deadlines and they have done that for the last six months. and every deadline is extended and keep doing it so far from the goal. you ask me what impact will happen on the economy and aside of the obama care. and 30 hours a work week rule and 50 employee rule that is holding back employment. and the other big problem here, you will not get numbers to it add up. this was supposed to be saving money for the government. if people are not paying premiums, there is no revenue intake. it is a big, big ocean of red ink on top of all of the other problems. nstove moore, heritage foundation. thank you. >> it is a bet t

alas a live is given to the detainees in conjunction with the liquid nutrient what causes them to death or kate dying to force feeding process afterwards or held in a restraint chair for as much as two hours frequently sitting in their own filth. thirty four year old hassan has been languishing at good mo for twelve years without charge in two thousand and nine he was cleared for release hassan went on hunger strike seven years ago to protest his illegal detention the two poured into the bay critics say the u.s. military has deliberately made force feeding more painful in order to stop hassan and dozens of others from protesting the only peaceful way they can be. so fast in a moment similar to. what will just continue really to action stopping something that the u.s. won't even acknowledge is happening in a rather orwellian twist kuantan of all officials are no longer allowed to use the phrase hunger strike instead any prisoner who is starving himself is categorized as being on a long term non religious fast the rebranding effort is part of guantanamo's revised standard of operating procedures

them? >> i'm a a citizen of crimea, and there are votes, i can't enter an polling place? >> kate, because she is an activist, she has no way but to leave crimea. >> i don't want to stay when a guy comes up and ask you to show your things, your passport, i do not want to live like that. >> i will not leave crimea. i grew up here and love crimea. >> irvin a member of the muslim tatars, he is worried that the russians could repress like they repressed his grandparents. >> how aim going obring up my children? am i going to be in russian army or something? how is it possible? i don't really think for me that it is going to be easy for me to accept all these changes. >> but the changes are coming and most bl crimeans agree with victor, he dismisses the u.s. criticism of the referendum. >> if i start lecturing you what you are supposed to do or what i think you should do, i think you have the right to tell me thank you for your opinion, the good-bye. >> and that is majority view. crimea is intreasing a future -- intreasing embracing a future t hopes to be russian. just eight or nine hou

them are paying, young or old? let's start with that last one then, kate. how many are paying for the privilege? >> well, that's a question that i wish i had an answer for you, neil, but we still don't know. like you said, late in the day yesterday we hear 5 million new enrollees have selected plans on both state and federal exchanges. now the language that the department of health and human services uses is key here, because selecting plans does not mean that you've paid your first month's premium, and that's important because the insurance industry counts you as enrolled once you actually write your check for that first month, so we don't know how many have actually paid, but there's reports out there that 80% of these people have paid, meaning 20%, as high as 20%, still have to make that first month's payment. >> and you haven't technically paid, you don't have coverage. can't walk into the doctor's office with a promise that you will pay, right? >> absolutely. kathleen sebelius testified last week that the government has no idea because they don't collect that information, but i had an insid

them. congratulations to lambchops. to our dear friend chris hayes and his excellent wife kate on their newborn son.ld. congratulations, ryann on your little brother. best new thing in the world today. that does it for us tonight. see you again tomorrow night. now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. >>> chris christie's lawyers issued a 344-page report today saying that their client chris christie had nothing to do with the george washington bridge scandal. how do they know? they took his word for it. the latest breaking news tonight, one of the people accused of wrongdoing in this report responds. >> we're getting our first look at the report. >> chris christie-commissioned report. >> the report that chris christie says clears him in the george washington bridge scandal. >> our findings today are a

them, when they come over for a walk or anything, they have been the kindest people ever. >> reporter: now the seemingly normal family faces a felony. >> this is kind of incredible. >> reporter: that was kate raddatz reporting. the welfare benefits were cut off when it was discovered they were employed. medical assistance was cut off two months later. >>> people's dreams when up in flames in las vegas last night, intentionally. this big cube was set on fire. thousands of people had written their homes and dreams on the walls of the artwork the past seven weeks. so why burn it up? >> i give three reasons why we burn. the power of all the wishes and dreams going up into the universe. and it is really fun. >> firefighters were close by to make sure the burning of dreams did not become a nightmare. plus, the artest behind that cube is behind the burning man sculptture. >>> a san jose woman is $421,000 richer after matching five out of six numbers at the megamillions. she got the numbers from a fortune cookie. now she and her husband can take their honeymoon after 52 years of marriage. >>> and in this era of video games, some may call it a refreshing sight. students participated in a test champ

to support them because of the extraordinary situation in ukraine which represents a threat to the lines of russian citizens our compatriots and a contingent of russian armed forces that kate is in the autonomous republic of crimea. according to an international treaty. as stated in the constitution of the russian federation. why else the upper house of parliament for permission to use all forces in ukraine until the situation is stabilized. one of his having the commission has been calling was his reaction to events in crimea and the decisions in the russian poland. we're in a lightning speed at least once inside however it doesn't really jump the gun literally and that i figuratively speaking because in the final decision rests with the president. it would seem to have to say yes or no whether to deploy troops on the ground and crazy and he hasn't done so we get to that point has been emphasized by his spokesman david to school. but he does have the permission to do it just in case the reason for perhaps a need for this permission from the federal council is the fact that said russia is that there's officials are including increased attendance and both houses are all und

them all. i dedicate this award to all the people who had t usuallavery aswey one million who stillp b slave today. thank you very much thaou. deipated kate blanche was named best actress. to the stand. when she received a second oscar for her performance as a full and socialize in the woody allen film planet next year measuring their shoe size and thirteen. this is matthew mcconaughey from his remarkable career revival with the best actor award for his role as a homophobic cowboy who contract hiv in the nineteen eighties. her words. the most austere seven in norway into the song michael dawson gravity including the award for best director. the space thriller cruise like no other film the that tv. it's no substitute for the sinner double. in the unseen and husband scott then on to his studious costs and any oscars but milne bay is a temple gravity we supply. on the surface surprise i die i would wish that it was blue one i bought the crappy was the best film of the year and i think it deserved to win the best picture oscar emmy of what the director does with three d technology can be truly groundbreaking tv images from space center we saw