so kaye was able to watch him over an extended period. from her description, police artists created a composite sketch which was released to the media. however, they didn't tell the media about the smiley face drawing the attacker made on kaye's back. >> it was not part of any press release. therefore, this would be something that would only be known to the attacker or be familiar to the attacker. >> kaye also said she made a mental record of everything he touched. the man took pains to wipe off his fingerprints, but kaye thought he might have overlooked one of the items. a blue glass. >> he drank out of the glass and then he made a point to take his sleeve and wipe the prints off the glass, but then grabbed the glass out of his hand and set it back on the table. >> there were several prints on the glass. >> we thought it may have been some kind of lubricant used by the perpetrator. >> fearful that the prints might smear or even melt, hegman placed the glass in a freezer. >> the idea to put the tumbler in the freezer was actually to set t

the investigation is ongoing. >> randi kaye joins us right now. this is just so tragic. awful for the family. this whole event, from the accident itself to the rescue or the efforts to help, it all seemed to happen so quickly. >> reporter: it certainly did, john. it took them -- paramedics about ten minutes or so to get that woman from the scene where the accident happened, where she was hit to the hospital, about a mile away. and within one minute of her arriving at that hospital, they performed that emergency c-section to save that baby. we are trying to find out more tonight about the plow driver, as well. we asked inside here at the market behind me where it happened in the parking lot. we tried to talk to the manager there. he wouldn't speak to us. we tried to speak to the people there, as well. nobody would talk about this guy. we wanted to find out more about his driving habits people had been talking about and his erratic behavior. we tried to call police tonight to get an update on the questioning and see if they learned anything from him, tell us whether or not

randi kaye, cnn, newark, new jersey. >> i want to dig deeper now on the story with michael powell who'swriting about the story. of the "new york times." also director of university center for church management and business ethics. michael, i've read your stuff on this. the archdiocese is saying look this money isn't coming from parishioners, coming from donations, coming from the sale of properties. but still, it's money that could have been spent in other areas >> yes. i mean, it's church property. so at some point you got those church properties, you obtained them by buying them. you used the money of parishioners. it's a strange distinction. i must say it kind of eludes me. they got -- they have money. they obtained money from both wealthy parishioners and of course people who put a few dollars in that plate every week. >> it's also -- he's already renovated his house. this is now a second house that he's going to i guess move into full time. the house looks quite lovely as it is without the addition. but i mean, there's a whirlpool, an indoor exercise pool as well as a pool outside.

randi kaye, our thanks to you. you can hear the rain falling in and around and on randi right now which shows you what kind of night it is up and down the east coast. >>> let's go to chad myers who is tracking this storm that is getting ugly again, chad? >> it is. still raining where you are, but sleeting now near philadelphia, especially west of that city. but snowing heavily in d.c. you think, wait a minute, d.c.'s farther south than new york. why would it be snowing in d.c. and raining in new york city? shouldn't it be colder? we're kind of caught in this low pressure right now. and the cold part of this low is coming down here, bringing down cold air from the north and changing over all of that snow in baltimore and d.c. it's coming done quite good. a couple of inches already in baltimore since it restarted. now, the back side is here. so d.c., you're going to be stopping your snow in an hour and a half it will be over. philadelphia, you're just going to get in this. because this whole batch of snow is going to

randi kaye reports. >> six months, are you kidding? woody allen was honored with a lifetime achievement award, his estranged son posted this, missed the woody allen tribute, did they put the part where a woman publicly confirmed he molested her at age 7 before or after annie hall. >> dillon describes in detail the sexual abuse she says she suffered at the hands of woody allen back in 1992. only weeks before he adopted her. she was just 7. dylan farrow wrote, woody allen took me by the hand and led me into a dim closet like attic on the second floor of our house. he told me to lay on my stomach and he sexually assaulted me. that this was our secret, promising that we'd go to paris and i'd be a star in his movies. and there's more. she wrote that the abuse was skillfully hidden from a mother that would have protected me, and she thought it was normal that this was how fathers doted on daughters. she also thanks her mother who says she saved them from the chaos of a predator brought into our home. when mia farrow made the allegations publ

in a moment, carl bernstein joins us, but, randi kaye on more of the history that's resurfacing todaywill yet again if hillary clinton decides to run for president. >> this embrace from 1996 may be our only glimpse inside the bizarre relationship between then president clinton and monica lewinsky. she joined the white house as an intern the year before. she was 21. >> do you have any anything to say to the president? >> reporter: in january 1998, various media outlets got winds of her affair with the president. president clinton publicly denied it. first lady hillary clinton standing stone faced at his side. >> i want to say one thing to the american people. i want you to listen to me, i'm going to say this again. i did not have sexual relations with that woman, miss lewinsky. >> reporter: by the very next morning, hillary clinton's pr campaign was in full swing, smiling for the cameras. and defending her husband. first on nbc's today show. calling the accusation a feeding frenzy. and blaming it on a vast right wing conspiracy. >> i think the important thing now is to stand as firmly

randy kaye, cnn, washington. >> some additional context now.nvestigative reporter carl bernstein has written "a woman in charge." he is a cnn contributor. so, carl, you got to know diane blair for your book. you spoke to her and looked through a lot of her notes. a lot of the information is not new. but some of the words we are seeing for the first time are now. she called -- hillary did here, a narcissistic looney tune. that might not be a new sentiment but the words are. what was hillary clinton going through when she said that? >> let's back up a little and take a look at what these supposed revelations are. because almost all of what i read so far is not very revealing in terms of new information. what we have here is a lack of context in the presentation of this material today, particularly by right wing websites, by clinton back -- accolytes. we have to put everything in that light and go on from there. looney tunes, if you read my book or read other accounts, hillary was quite involvoluable. she called her a stalker. that's what bill tol

. >> she was, it was so hard to get her to put kaye leigh in time out. >> police found the body doing a welfare check on the apartment saturday. they found the couple at the el cerrito bart station. the family is grateful they were spotted. >> the family appreciates it. without them, who knows how far they could have gotten. >> friends and family members held a candle light vigil last night. her distraught grandfather says he's struggling with the death. >> you can't imagine what i'm going through. you know? the most proudest moment of my slief gone, forever. and there is nothing we can do or say to bring her back. >> family says support from the community is comforting. mary didn't know kayeleigh but stopped by to pray for the family. >> i'm in the knowing her but my heart goes out to her. may she rest in peace. god be with her. he is. she's an angel, now. >> police tell me the suspects are drug users of methamphetamine and marijuana. but can't comment on whether they were using at the time of the murder. in napa, abc7 news. >> the battle over warriors water front arena is heating up

>>> the laural village mobile home park in delaware was home to 32-year-old kaye robinson. a single mother living with her 11-year-old son.

joining us on the cnbc newsline is hunter kaye. phil basically said my thesis was completely wrong and i get it. i guess what i'm confused by is record cancellations or near record cancellations, yet the stocks continue to move higher. please put those two pieces together for us. >> sure. well, they have lagged over the last week or two since the real weather moved in over the last couple weeks. the airlines have lagged the overall broader markets the last couple weeks. i think the market's smart enough to look past the weather incidents as being just one time in nature. it's beyond the control of the airlines and the impact is just, it is what it is. it's not going to be a nonrecurring item that will take out of earnings by any measure but it's weather. what are you going to do about it. nobody's talking about adding the rational capacity here or giving raises to labor or buying new aircraft. it's weather. the market tends to look through that when the operating business is very stable. >> you say the market tends to look through

. >> reporter: but despite amber's background digging team finds these reece kaye modeling pictures of maria online. amber immediately tells marcus, but he is unfazed. >> hello. >> reporter: and still wants to keep his date with maria. >> so nice to meet you. hello, maria. >> hi. >> my name is marcus. >> hi, marcus. are you hungry? >> yes. let's go. >> reporter: unlike a lot of first dates, the chitchat starts flowing immediately. >> do you go to the theater? >> yes. i love the -- >> reporter: right away we notice the body language. maria doesn't just push in closer. she touches marcus on the arm, on the hand. she is not shy. we catch her hand wandering his direction ten separate times in the first 20 minutes. >> oh, my gosh. you have the same bracelet? you're kidding me. wow. that's spooky. i tell you what. >> reporter: they even have the exact same bracelet on. it's all smiles as they wrap up. >> all right. there you go. >> you look happy. >> it is nice. >> yeah. >> it's the same. >> it's the same one. >> reporter: after lunch amber wants more than just gossip. she wants details. >>

nhk world's kaye yam massieu has more. >> reporter: our prefecture, northern japan, has been maintained by the government for 150 years. to protect inland areas from strong wind, sand, and possible tsunami. during the 2011 tsunami, tourists stopped a floating boat just before it smashed into a residential area. but the forests may no longer be able to protect residents. a researcher now finds many dead pine trees which didn't -- the forest. >> translator: the bark comes off easily when the tree is dead. you can't bring it back to life. >> reporter: this aerial photograph was taken one month after the tsunami. the forest is healthy and green. only a part of it had been knocked down by the waves. however, a photograph taken in the following year showed large gray area of rotted trees. the forest rot has now grown ten times bigger. 134 hectares across the prefecture. >> translator: the forest can't block tsunami anymore. inland residents and farms are at risk of serious damage. >> reporter: two discovered mechanics of the plant death. on the day, sea water was covering the entire area then

issues they can feel they can go on the offense on republicans adds opposed to playing defense on obama kaye care. i think there's general consensus that if the referendum is about obamacare it doesn't bode well for them. >> what's the bigger issue, obamacare or just president obama? >> in some of the swing states where they're having to defend obamacare it is kind of dvend defending obama by proxy. david pryor the senator run for re-election. gwen: mark prior. >> yes, he's in a state that benefits keyedingly -- exceedingly from the obamacare program but obama is so that there he -- unpopular there haye -- he probably has to keep his distance by association. >> some of the state with low insurance rates are the ones that have been most resistant. gwen: last week we talked about the president using the pen and the phone and what he seems to be focusing more on rather than defending his signature domestic fliment is to change the subject. decided when c.v.s. to stop selling tobacco in their stores. they're getting someone else to do the work they know they can't get passed in congress. am i ov

many hundreds and crew there has been at the very epicenter of the violence and alexei the chefs' kaye joins us now live from the kiev. seems like it's a quieter start to the day so fire at least. yes it's actually a chance for me to say good morning from key if it's been really calm so far the night has been relatively peaceful there's been no gunfire or anything of the current right now i just passed through the independence square the protesters there are peaceful basically and they're just in the waiting for something we know that during the night nine hour long negotiations between representatives of the e.u. russia and ukraine were held in key of the rounded up at seven o'clock in the morning and we're expecting according to the ruling party that some sort of peace treaty bisa greenland will be signed later during the day the question is certainly the biggest question now is whether this will be the peaceful agreement the real truth because we've been at this point before on wednesday night of the opposition and the government managed to agree some sort of a compromise some sort

open keep a close over the weekend and it was american bubba watson who hung on to winger stephen kaye joins us in this sports center with the details below that. hey guys this right watson had a brilliant final rounds coming up to win after starting four shots behind the leader. the victory the nz when the streak that started back in two thousand and twelve. he was in under par going to ground floor there the whole foreign parties on the front nine i hold the lead and held on and by winning the northern trust open he said the two year forty one four inch rounds that followed his twenty twelve masters victory nobody to the hardcourt the east al gore and the west in this year's all star game for their first win in four years and as expected it was a high scoring affair in the nba east overcame an eighteen point deficit in the second half to win one sixty three to one fifty five now several records were broken here. the one hundred and sixty three points scored by these is the most fourteenth. while the combined score of three hundred and eight. he has the highest ever points total at th

calling for a one point five million dollar grand prize and bragging rights of course are stephen kaye joins us to believe this was also there steven. hey guys the wgc accenture match play championship continues on at dove mountain and the u s state of arizona and entering day to read the field has whittled down by half of the sixty four that started on the thirty two from eight heading into the sweet sixteen which numbered top seeds are included. rory mcilroy tight as a favorite prior to the hornets who was slashed from the wreckage as well as the other two remaining first seats and expense in and justin rose now the doors open for last year's winner matt co chair or even the cop and rickie fowler to win as play continues on until sunday and heading to ladies golf hiking be is not concerned about being ranked number one rather she's writing a grant or achievements. the top ranked park said that winning the women's british open in july to complete her career grand slam is very topical currently at the honda lpga thailand or first part of the season. she's inched up to eleventh place at

sports the world's top golfer of putting the is finally about that the stock's current club stephen kaye joins us now for more on her first competition of the year below that. hey guys after an ultra successful twenty thirty twenty three majors and the top lpga player on airs the best ladies golf or off the last forty four weeks is headed to the world ladies championship taking place at mission hills in height coat i know it's an individual and team tournament. the team scores will be determined by adding up the individual scores of the top two players from each country pop will be teamed up with it. thank you so young for south korea. she said her goal was to win both competitions. and moving on to major league baseball the longtime anchor of new york yankees shortstop derek jeter has announced he's going to retire after the twenty fourteen season jeter posted a long letter on his facebook page explaining his decision and the gratitude to that to those that supported him through the years. at the end of the season his twentieth with the yanks he'll hang up his cleats. having amassed at

some are concerned about what this will mean for japan's dwindling population artie's alexy our chef kaye reports . thanks but no sex says this japanese woman in her mid thirty's she's now on her second marriage but intimacy with her husband is off the marital menu. after i had a child with my first husband i lost interest in sex we divorced i remarried but my second husband lost interest in having sex with me so i have actually got used to having no sense at all this is becoming a trend which now has its own name in japan sexless according to recent polls more than sixty percent of a married man and near half of women aged eighteen to thirty four are not in relationships more over forty five percent of women and a quarter of man aged sixteen to twenty four were not interested in having sex at all for the country with one of the world's lowest birth rates this spells huge demographic trouble we used to have a very large population but now we're rapidly shrinking and if things carry on as they are japan's population will be half of what it is now by the year twenty fifty that would be seve

constantino his health is critical but he has been refused access to a doctor or did life here chaps kaye reports. first he received twenty years in prison in the united states for a crime he never committed on the american soil now it has gone from bad to worse for russian pilot constantin you know. he called me in the morning and told me he felt very sick and that he'd be lucky to survive until monday he seems to be having heart attack because he told me he was suffocating experience and heart pain and was almost unable to walk when he felt sick they put him in lockers and left him on the cold floor oh he was offered the most flu medication and some antibiotics you know showed his lawyer told r.t. that the head doctor at the new jersey prison where he's being held will not expedite his treatment monday is. also a federal holiday in the united states so my supposition would be that any kind of medical treatment so constantine your i shan't go could be provided only on tuesday you know i was arrested in twenty ten in liberia on suspicion of drug smuggling he was reportedly severely beaten

and kaye said, that's why i like the five.ppen. >> yes, yes, well, the infamous samuel also known as joe the plumber, the hero of the republican party, who said he was a plumber. he didn't like unions and he was overtaxed. he complained to then presidential candidate barack obama. it turns out joe never had a license to practice plumbing. secondly, he never made enough money to pay income taxes, third, today joe has a job. congratulations. he's a union member with the united autoworkers. you finally see where you get your bread butters and that's on our side, pal. >> is that true? >> if you believe it. it's from the huffington post. >> the beckel institute? >> no. >> all right, bob. i'm a dog person -- >> i'll shut up. >> we only have a couple seconds left. i'm a dog person and now i know why. the reason that liberals like cats is because they're liberal. yes, a survey found that pets or foods can predict your partisanship, and loving cats may not make you liberal, but it usually means you are liberal. >> so don't forget to se

main roads not so much a problem but it's off to the side and the sidewalks, right, nick kaye? morning. yes are -- nikki. >> reporter: good morning. yes, we are in silver spring. the main roads as you can see are perfect. no problems at all right here. i want to take you this way. the sidewalks right here, this looks fine. this is easy to walk on. no problems here. but this is what you see when you get close. there's nowhere for me to go from here on out. the sidewalk is completely gone. snowplows have been coming through pushing the snow to the side to make the roads a little wider but that causes big problems for pedestrians. you can't see from where we're standing but a pedestrian walked through waiting for the bus. but to get to that bus stop, he had to walk on the main road on georgia avenue. very dangerous, especially because it is still dark outside and people do tend to fly on down through here. another problem we see here in silver spring, i want you to take a look at this video our photographer shot this morning. our truck couldn't get down on these side roads off of

randi kaye spent the day with fbi agents. nonpartisan facts versus political spin.t of political spin on whether the affordable care act. those stories and the ridiculist. >> we're looking forward to all of that. >>> philip seymour hoffman checked himself into a detox center last may. obviously he had been fighting this problem for quite some time. like a lot of other stars including robert downey jr., lindsay lohan, charlie sheen, he did it in the privacy of a drug treatment facility. a lot of these are very cozy and very expensive. some might say more like spas, but what exactly happens in these places? why are they so popular. david mattingly went to malibu to find out. >> reporter: he was a beloved actor and to the public at large apparently acting as if nothing was wrong, but philip seymour hoffman's losing battle with heroin was not unusual. >> getting drugs if you were highly affluent and traveling in artistic circle is not hard. >> reporter: david sack is here at the treatment center in a center that treated lindsay lohan, charlie sheen. >> there are a lot o

>> what's our lifeboat number, kaye? we don't know.nprotected, that we were going to be in those winds and the rain and the storm and the sea. this is the roughest, coldest, windiest place on the planet. >> lisa and the other passengers pile onto the lifeboats, and the terrifying wait begins. >> the last we'd heard is there were ships ten hours away, and those ice cold frigid waters, time just stood still. you could not think about how cold you were or the reality of where we were or the fact that we hadn't seen another human being for 12 days to this point, that was not on our ship. if anything happened to that life raft, we would have completely been thrown into the ice cold waters. you can stay less than a minute before you would die. >> finally, a faint speck of hope. >> we were in those boats about six hours. in the horizon, as far as you could see, there was a little pin dot, and it came a little closer and a little closer, until you could finally make out that it was a boat. >> that was a large norwegian cruise ship. after bravi

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. >>> check in with randi kaye and a "360" bulletin. >>> the two biggest cable companies could be gettingow, comcast will announce its intent to acquire time warner cable in a $45 billion deal. >> the former mayor of new orleans ray nagin was found guilty on money laundering, fraud and filing false tax returns. he could face 20 years in prison. he vows to appeal. >>> a source says it's believed a note was attached to a bomb which may have been sent in an act of revenge. >>> at least 15 people stuck on a roller coaster for more than three hours in the rain in tampa, florida were rescued by firefighters tonight. everybody is okay, but unclear what caused the glitch in that ride. >>> take a look at this video from inside the national corvette museum in kentucky. a sinkhole caused the display floor to collapse, swallowing those two cars. a total of eight of the classic vehicles were damaged by the sinkhole, said to measure 40 feet wide and 20 feet deep. apparently a cave sits underneath that museum, anderson. >> what a spot. incredible. randi, thank you very much. that does it for us. appreci

her kayes has helped a second accuser come forward. pretty powerful stuff there. >>> interesting legal questions here. >> yes. >> thanks very much. joining us to talk about some of the issues in this case is aattorney a ariba march tinge. wealth. >> hi, john. >> talk about the most important legal issues when it comes to cases like this. >> i think we have been, you know, talking about it in the piece and that's the issue of the 1259 50u9 of limitations. how long after an incident occurs can a prosecuting office, a a district attorneyfy charges? what we see in the california case is because it's aggravated sexual assault against a minor, the statute of limitations doesn't apply. even though this happened to this young woman over a decade ago, the state has still filed these charges for aggravated sexual assault. very powerful, and i think what's also very important is that other victims have come forward. and as much as we have heard about the, you know, dyla dylan farrow matter, i think it's always good if a victim is willing to talk

randi kaye will have that story. >>> our other breaking news, the shocking arrest in the package bombin tennessee. the man charged with the couple's death, their son-in-law, we will speak with that family's pastor. >>> also, we'll take you back to the so-called baby lab at yale university. anderson speaks with researchers doing real unique research, including whether babies are born with an innate moral compass. >>> plus, anderson got to hang out with some really cute babies, something, erin, i think you know a little about. that's all at the top of the hour. >> i know, i heard he's finding out what goes on inside their mind. >> if we only the knew. >> right. besides, eating, going to the bathroom. we'll see. all right. thanks, john. >> thanks, erin. >>> the national corvette museum is back open for business today. just a day after a 45-foot sink hole opened up. just in the middle of the museum. it was caught on tape. eight classic corvettes gone, all caught on camera. i mean, this video, and then that was obviously happened when it was dark, during the daylight. it's incredible. they

as randi kaye found out, you don't have to go very far in any decent sized city to find heroin. >> reporterit's broad daylight in philadelphia. so it's plain to see this heroin deal in the making. >> if you look at some of the people that just left, they're all addicts. so they're in a neighborhood here. they're looking to get their fix for the day. >> reporter: not just on this corner. as a dea agent drove us around, we saw dealers and addicts at nearly every intersection. he showed me the tiny bags the heroin is sold in, under street names like bud ice, white house, even dea. and the buyers? anyone from high schoolers to housewives. he says most of the heroin here is coming from mexican cartels. it's a cheap fix. just $10 a bag. and so easy to get. here's how it works. the dealers have guys on the street they call lookouts. >> once a buyer walks down the street, you'll have those lookouts direct them, hey, they're on the corner of 6th and marshall. >> reporter: lookouts aren't just for buyers but police, too. some are in cars. honking their horns to alert the dealers. watch what happens w

so we went randi kaye to phoenix. what have you found out there, randi? >> reporter: anderson, it's been a challenge trying to get anybody to talk to us here at the state capital. there's been so much backlash here, so nobody wants to touch this thing. but take a look at what happened today when i tried to get some lawmakers to so you can to me about sb-1062. >> no comment right now. we're waiting for the governor. >> reporter: we came from new york to see why you voted the way you wanted. >> we have great weather and spring baseball is here. >> reporter: i here you're the man who gives great quotes. we're going to caucus, too. give me 30 seconds. >> my 1:00 is here. i'm very late. >> reporter: 30 seconds, just tell me why -- please, sir. can i just ask you why you support snit >> no, thanks. >> reporter: what do you make of all the attention it's getting? >> i think there's a lot of misunderstanding. >> reporter: want to explain, set the record straight? >> i don't. but i appreciate you offering. >> reporter: you have nothing to say at all, sir? >> it's

also, randi kaye is in phoenix tonight trying to get answers from lawmakers and the mystery illness inralyzing symptoms, an exclusive with one of the families whose child is battling the crippling doo disease. a whole lot more at the top of the hour. >> thank you very much, anderson. now a tale of two nugent brothers. former and neutrogena and revlon ceo jeff doesn't agree with his brother's rhetoric or all of his politics. ted credited his brother jeff for helping him to decide to change his ways. >> whether it's my wonderful wife, my brother jeff and onor caught or someone like you and people around me think i'll be more effective if i back off the detroit street fighter rock 'n' roll stage rhetoric. >> jeff joins me now. thanks very much. and i'm glad you came out front because a lot of people struggle to understand your brother. he obviously has very significant noing, cult following some would a say. people who care a lot and deeply about the second amendment. you had a conversation with him about his recent rhetoric. how do you tell him to tone it down? >> well, erin, i'm delight

as randi kaye found out, you don't have to go very far in any decent sized city to find heroin. >> reporterad daylight in philadelphia. so it's plain to see this heroin deal in the making. >> if you look at some of the people that just left, they're all addicts. so they're in a neighborhood here. they're looking to get their fix for the day. >> reporter: not just on this corner. as a dea agent drove us around, we saw dealers and addicts at nearly every intersection. he showed me the tiny bags the heroin is sold in, under street names like bud ice, white house, even dea. and the buyers? anyone from high schoolers to housewives. he says most of the heroin here is coming from mexican cartels. it's a cheap fix. just $10 a bag. and so easy to get. here's how it works. the dealers have guys on the street they call lookouts. >> once a buyer walks down the street, you'll have those lookouts direct them, hey, they're on the corner of 6th and marshall. >> reporter: lookouts aren't just for buyers but police, too. some are in cars. honking their horns to alert the dealers. watch what happens when we s

we sent 360's randi kaye to phoenix. randi, what have you found out there? >> reporter: anderson, it's certainly been a challenge trying to get anybody to talk to us here at the state capitol. there has been so much backlash as you can tell here by the protesters. nobody wants to touch this thing. but take a look at what happened today when i tried to get some lawmakers to talk to me about b 1062. >> no comment right now. we're waiting for the governor. >> we came all the way from new york to talk to you. >> we have great weather and spring baseball is almost here. you're welcome to be here as long as you want. >> i hear you're the man who gives great quotes. we're going to caucus, too. >> no. hold on. >> give me 30 seconds. >> my 1:00 is here. i'm very very late. >> 30 seconds. just tell me why you -- please, sir. >> i'll catch you on my way out. can i ask you why you support it? >> no thanks. >> what do you make of all the attention it's getting? >> i think there's a lot of misunderstanding. >> do you want to explain, set the record straight? >> i don't. t

this is an online marketplace for images and you are moving into four kaye. got that. or the difference it makes to the visual image i am looking at. why don't you take it through it? >> 4 k is twice the number of lines as current hd. it is historically high, a big step up. the current video people sell, as more of these are putting people's homes, more people that produce this type of video need stock in order to have this type of video inserted. stuart: that is what you do. you provide a marketplace, shutter stock provides the marketplace and you are moving into this 4 k image. >> the marketplace for video and imagery and as we started to see more people use 4 k imagery and they are creative we start to support it. stuart: when you are convinced that this is the next big thing, where television is going. you are convinced of this. >> when you look at how fast it moves generally technology continues to move that fast rate and 4 k becomes more popular. stuart: we appreciate you being with us today. instead of fame but -- chris fact, better known as a drama, he is from

ut with this president, what he's done with obama kaye and arbitraryly enforcing our laws, how he's misused i.r.s. against his political enemies to give the president the authority that would come with this giant amnesty bill does not make sense. >> daniel patrick moynihan said you have the right to your own opinion, you don't have the right to your own facts. i had the opportunity to have a lovely exchange with david brooks on "meet the press" about the immigration bill and there's a misperception that there's an immigration bill in washington, d.c. that would give america the modern immigration system that it the serves. there's not. there's a corporate cronyism bill in the senate that's masquerading as an immigration bill that was written behind closed doors by this afl-cio and chamber of commerce and it would do a disservice to this to allow a corporate cronyism bill to pass, to make us all feel better about doing immigration reform and miss a chance to modernize the system. we are eager to work on a step-by-step possess to work on immigration reform. unfortunately there's nothing to wo

the body of caylee slusher was found in her mother's -- kaye leigh slusher was found in her mother'snt. her mother and her boyfriend were later arrested. >>> the woman accused of going on a deadly shooting rampage is due in court, last week in a tribe am meeting. sherry rode is accused of killing four people and injuring two others. she was suspended for the cedarville type. and was being investigated for misusing $50,000 from the tribe. police say she opened fire when they tried to evict her at the meeting. if convicted, she could get the death penalty. >>> 8:03. we're finding out more about that innocent bystander hit and killed in fairfield by a car that was street racing. he was 31-year-old ron bracket of fairfield. he was engaged to be married. the father of three children including a 7-week-old son. bracket was driving his mazda turning onto lopes road when a car slammed into him. police say that was car racing a pickup truck. police are still looking for that driver. the driver of the other car is in the hospital. >>> san francisco police are trying to figure out if meatballs

cnn's randi kaye has more for you. >> reporter: no comment right now.nor. >> we came all the way from new york to try and see why you voted the way you voted. >> bring everybody from new york you want to. we have great weather. spring baseball is right here. >> reporter: i hear you are the man that gives great quotes. we are going to caucus. give me 30 seconds. >> my 1:00 is here. i'm very late. >> reporter: 30 seconds. just tell me, please, sir. >> i'll catch you on the way out. >> can i ask you why you supported it? >> no, thanks. >> reporter: what do you make of all the attention it is getting? >> there is a lot of misunderstanding. >> reporter: do you want to explain and set the record straight? >> i don't but i appreciate you offering. >> reporter: you have nothing to say at all, sir? >> governor brewer is going to begin discussing this bill with various lawmakers later today. of course, we'll keep you posted. also, into cnn this morning, russia's president sending a message, vladimir putin has ordered surprise military exercises for his troops in

but with this president, what he's done with obama kaye and arbitraryly enforcing our laws, how he's misused the i.r.s. against his political enemies to give the president the authority that would come with this giant amnesty bill does not make sense. >> daniel patrick moynihan said you have the right to your own opinion, you don't have the right to your own facts. i had the opportunity to have a lovely exchange with david brooks on "meet the press" about the immigration bill and there's a misperception that there's an immigration bill in washington, d.c. that would give america the modern immigration system that it the serves. there's not. there's a corporate cronyism bill in the senate that's masquerading as an immigration bill that was written behind closed doors by this afl-cio and chamber of commerce and it would do a disservice to this to allow a corporate cronyism bill to pass, to make us all feel better about doing immigration reform and miss a chance to modernize the system. we are eager to work on a step-by-step possess to work on immigration reform. unfortunately there's n

here to break it down is al qaeda defense ministry michael kaye.the run but really morphing into different regions around the world. we have broken it down and we can explain to us. what region are we talking about number one where al qaeda has fled and is now moving to al qaeda and the islamic -- >> i think we should start off by saying the biggest threat in 2014 to the the u.s. homeland and more broadly to the middle east and north african stability there. isn't s. not china or russia. it's individual, greek. offerings that doesn't align themselves to a command structure so, these are -- the actor threat is the threat that is targeting the u.s. homeland. you mentioned al qaeda. this is organization that operates across north africa of the is a harrahs desert. it's trying to establish a huge region. praise under sharia or islamic law. my gearia, maly, all away across libya and algiers. trying to take advantage of ungoverned spaces. so countries that have poor governance, mass corruption, weak police, weak army. actually linked itself to al qaeda c

but with this president, what he's done with obama kaye and arbitraryly enforcing our laws, how he's misused the i.r.s. against his political enemies to give the president the authority that would come with this giant amnesty bill does not make sense. >> daniel patrick moynihan said you have the right to your own opinion, you don't have the right to your own facts. i had the opportunity to have a lovely exchange with david brooks on "meet the press" about the immigration bill and there's a misperception that there's an immigration bill in washington, d.c. that would give america the modern immigration system that it the serves. there's not. there's a corporate cronyism bill in the senate that's masquerading as an immigration bill that was written behind closed doors by this afl-cio and chamber of commerce and it would do a disservice to this to allow a corporate cronyism bill to pass, to make us all feel better about doing immigration reform and miss a chance to modernize the system. we are eager to work on a step-by-step possess to work on immigration reform. unfortunately there's n