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he fund ld more than 90 million into the 2012 cycle. he can play a large role in helping to fund the candidate. jeb bush has top rating. he spent yesterday challenging the school system to raise expectations for students. rand paul is busy advancing his ground game. "the washington post" reporting he is the first republican for a 50-state network. they raised questions about his infrastructure. what worries some of mr. paul's friends is for all his early moves, he is not doing enough to build the political network necessary to mount a viable presidential campaign and he is relying more on instincts than considered strategy. chris christie says, in spite of questions about the gwb scandal, he is still a welcome figure in critical background states. >> i think they love me in iowa too, diane. i have been there a lot. i think they love me there too. >> has this torpedoed your 2016 run? >> no. >> listen, i haven't made a decision about 2016 and i don't intend to make a decision on 2016 until a year from now. it won't have anything to do abo

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now, last year, the cbo estimated 7 million consumers would have enroll ld by now. for most users, the open enrollment ends on monday. president obama is continuing his trip overseas where he hopes to mend fences with king abdullah. peter alexander joins us live from rome where the president met with pope francis. hi, peter. >> reporter: good morning. it was a historic visit between pop francis and president obama, together for nearly an hour. the president expressed his great admiration for the pope. they shared their interest in eliminating income equality but didn't spend much time on abortion and contraception. president obama will go to saudi arabia, the largest arab ally. among the most significant topics, they will focus on iran and syria. saudi arabia's largest rival is around and the u.s. has new contacts with iran as it deals with its efforts to crack down on the nuclear weapons capabilities. on syria, they are hopeful that the u.s. will provide larger military insistence to the syrian rebels as they try to fight the regime of bashar al assad. >> thank you

more of them have double ld give or take and a lot of upside come from the largest cap names. i would be making sure portfo o portfolios are screwed towards the large caps. amgen only down 2%. even other large cap names are a safe place to hide in the event of a correction. unfortunately, a lot of the etfs are going to get skewed around by companies that don't have the cash flow support. >> so if i'm tempted that this sector, over the long term, and i assume you agree, tell he if you don't, will be a growth area in medical technology. should i invest, number one, and if so, show should i leave the stock picking to a pro like you? >> no doubt we've seen revelations in tech nothing over the last year and a half or so. cancer therapy, nuclear, gene therapy, some of the exciting opportunities and in many ways have been validated. the optimism is justified. what people don't fully understand is the riskiness of the technologies and developments. many of them are science experiments. so if you're committed to investing in that invasion, i would wait for the dust to settle here and g

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charlie d'agata, elizabeth palmer, and bill plante on the biggest east-west confrontation e the ld war. the head of g.m. acknowledges terrible things happened in a delayed recall that claimed 12 lives. jim axelrod reports. and 24 men were denied the medal of honor because of prejudice. today, justice was done, and david martin met two of the men who lived long enough to see it.

ld pelley: the skyscraper known as one world trade center is considered a prime target for brrrorists, yet we learned today of a security breach there. a group of men got inside the building still under construction and parachuted off of. roof. here's jim axlerod. >> reporter: the video recorded by the sky divers is breathtaking, but new york city's mayor, bill de blasio, doesn't find anything amusing about the stunt last september de che world trade center. >> it's obviously not an acceptable state of affairs, but we think it's one that, together, we can resolve. >> reporter: it was 3:00 in the say ing. the three men say they had no tr trouble gaining access to the construction site of this 1,776- foot-tall tower. marko marcovich was one of the jumpers. >> we found a hole in the fence, ershed it open, walked in, got n thhe top. didn't see a person the entire way up to the ground. >> reporter: police dispute that, saying one of the men was an ironworker with access to the site. the n.y.p.d. used surveillance cameras to identify license plates in the immediate area, leading them to a s

we thought it woue ld blepainss. when i was in the fire, i thought i was dead. all i wanted was to be back here with jess alive. i mean... jess should be here instead of me. did she mention keith reynolds to you? the other credit guy? mm-hmm. no. why? he was killed this afternoon. really? that's the first piece of good news i've heard all day. i'm happy for you. (garbled radio transmission) calleigh, dispatch told me you came back to the scene. what's up? yeah, you know the leaves you brought in? they didn't have any gunpowder on them. you sure? that means that the shooter wasn't behind the bushes. i know, but he had to be somewhere, so i came back, because i think our best bet is to recreate the scene. it just wouldn't go away. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia, thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can provide significant relief from fibromyalgia pain. so now, i can plan my days and accomplish more. [ female announcer ] lyrica is not for everyone. it may

charlie d'agata, elizabeth palmer, and bill plante on the biggest east-west confrontation e the ld war. the head of g.m. acknowledges terrible things happened in a delayed recall that claimed 12 lives. jim axelrod reports. and 24 men were denied the medal of honor because of prejudice. today, justice was done, and david martin met two of the men who lived long enough to see it. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. for most of the world tonight, it is an unsolved mystery. but for the families of the 239 people aboard that missing malaysian jetliner, it is unmitigated agony. in beijing today, some of them threatened to go on a hunger strike unless they get answers. but 11 days after the boeing 777 disappeared, answers are still hard to come by. today, sources told us that checks of the computers and email of the captain and first officer turned up nothing to suggest a plot. still, there are indications tonight that someone in the cockpit intentionally took flight 370 off course. seth doane is i

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you have dividends, and boring ld utilities, right?providers that are growing faster than the s&p 500 and paying a higher dividend now it starts to make sense. if you want to go with the top three, bingo. pepco -- 4.5% dividend yield. you have got pacific gas & electric company -- again, the etf, or there are your top three, but utilities, amazing, right? higher dividend and earnings growth, lisa this year, on the s&p 500. >> we want to quickly highlight that couple of big movers in today's session. the first is caesars entertainment. shares of the casino operator are following after it announced it would sell $148 million in common stock. it had been restructuring more than $20 billion of debt because it does not generate enough cash to cover its expenses. they are trading at the lowest level since december. we will be back "on the markets" in 30 minutes shoul >> live from pier three in san francisco, welcome to "bloomberg west." signs of a turnaround at black terri -- we will see. the company is reporting earnings. we go inside one o

neil: the selfy tweeted around the ld, how this made a twitter look like a bunch of twits.l: tim cook about to be cooked, shareholders pushing back, apple ceo pushing company cash to go 2 disbree 2 -- into green investmtments, saying, if you want me to do things for return on investment reasons you should get out of this stock. is the right move? garick and michael, i'm trying to give him every benefit of the doubt, i am an apple shareholder i have been for decade, trying to think maybe he is saying look at what i to in bigger picture, and what i do in bigger picture, and company social commitment is part of that, but i got a little annoyed saying we should not judge how he spends that money, as shire holders we should -- as shares holders we should,tion we? >> yes. i am hard pressed to find any other ceo coof a compa saying, if you dop like what we're dodoing, sell the stock, for him to do this, and what on the arrogant side. someone by the name of js would never do that. >> mike, youking argue if you like green and technology show us how you like green doing it, what do y

. >>> next i'm joined by congressman jeb hensarling to the ld to the fight to rein in on the consumer finance protection bureau. the latest on his fight coming up. ♪ gerri: the consumer financial protection bureau has the power to control virtually every financial transaction in the u.s. and our next guest is pushing to bring greater accountability and transparency to this new bought entity. joining me fresh off the house floor is chairman of the financial services committee, republican congressman jeb hensarling of texas. congressman, thanks for coming on the show tonight. inow you have not been a fan of this organization. you have big questions about it. this law that you're introducing, would really, in some ways i think defang it. why do you think it is so important to control this agency? >> well, the cftb is arguay the single most powerful and least accountable government agency in washington. it is a uniquely unaccountable to the president because the director can only be removed for cause. it is uniquely unaccountable to congress because they don't have their funding source th

south bay,ld see highs in the 70s. pretty warm to the south. but things begin to change as we head north. as you head to the north bay for the morning commute and through the day we're going to see rain at times hearning heavy. as we head into friday night, those rain totals north of the golden gate pretty impressive. we'll be seeing totals 1 to 2 inches we think, north of san francisco. you can see the south bay picking up close to an inch. all this means a lot of snow in the sierra. we could be adding it up by the foot. 2 to 3 feet in the high country. we'll walk you through the timing of the extra individual hours we think of the heaviest rain and snow for parts of northern california. the complete timing and the rest of your forecast coming up in the next half hour. back to you. >> we'll see you then. >>> up next, pilots not paying attention? what's behind the latest warping from the feds. >>> and seeing clear. what apple could be working on to make texting easier. >>> we have an exclusive interview with the mother of 13 year old jahi mcmat

and joining me now is "new york times" aviation reporter matt wa lc ld.disclose that your brother works at cnn. >> correct. >> but based on the timeline that we have, this turn that you reported on, you and mr. colleague broke the news on, must have been programmed before the co-pilot said, all right, good night, to air traffic control, right? >> that would appear to be the case. yeah. and you can enter the programming into a computer called the flight management syst syst system ordinarily you file a flight management program and along the flight you can control it because air trove control sends you around weather or traffic. what we understand is that this was changed, possibly still at the gate, possibly later, to program in this return in a routined, controlled, unhurried fashion. >> so that would seemingly rule out, they say "all right, good night" and then they do something because the transmission has already happened and also it would seem to rule out that this turn was done as a panicked response to something, such as a fire in the cockpit or so

to do is ld ask you provide written answers and where tions and examples mr. starpbz or others have been reporting this inaccurate? to do what ever you'd like. 'll tell you what we've been doing, the single biggest forties straeugs is the perception that somehow there is religious% kugs inside the air force. it is not true. we have incidence like everybody does. investigate everyone of them. we have asked every chaplin in know of orce in they these cases and they say no. i'm telling you, sir there is a in the middle-- >> again, i'm running out of time here. have spoken with your chaplin and i think he has some of the concerns i do and i would invite you to talk with him. familiar with frc -- stepbd all sir? >> yes. >> i'll bring him to sit with you. >> i would love for to you do that. re you clear with "clear and public danger" >> yes, sir >> many items have been listed james and i retary talked about staff sergeant and the air force position has changed with him as well. again, these problems are worse not better. >> gentlemen's time expired. there are four m

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after sending what was to believe its last signal bag ld reason.ficial was quoted as saying the plane may have been diverted for another purpose, the specter of hidden landing strips and triple canopy jungle transformed the story into literature or perhaps the captain went rogue and delivered the airliner to al qaeda. literary parallels seem the logical next step. tlut out history the indian ocean has been a magnet for adventures and pilots. mark twain was one of the legions of writers who sailed the ocean in 1885. naturally he wrote about his travels and critics have compared the aging twain state of mind to this stretch of water where ancient sail ways were motionless by a windless void. twain called it a trap and a place of horrible stillness. no compass had any value, he wrote. when the come pos enters one of these be witched domains, it goes insane in worlds this way and that and settles nowhere and is scared and distressed and cannot be comforted. we are far beyond the compass of our technology. yet we wind up at the same place and try to dis

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they're obsess ld with aviation as one of the threat factors. it does raise the issue. no matter what happens here, no matter what we find, this is a teachable moment where we've identified vulnerability that needs to be addressed. if you're flying aircraft over a certain way, over with a certain number of passenger, should bit the case you cannot manually disable the transponders. safety issues have to be addressed but it's an important counterterrorism issue that has to be addressed. >> tell me about the data blocks, what we've called the black boxes, the data bocks which basically would tell us recordings in the cockpit. because we know u.s. officials are looking at the cockpit saying somebody that knew something about this plane did these things deliberately. could they have also messed with the data box and the voice boxes? >> when it comes to the emergency locator transmitter, you can mess around with that, yes. but on the other hand, you should have recording for up to two hours of what happened in the cockpit. now, one possibility they left it on, kept fly, in w

this gave russia a sense of being corner ld, and here we are. my view is more or less exactly the opposite. i think it's the greatest achievement of the post-cold war years was precisely extending the protection and security of both nato and the e.u. to these nations that had been enslaved within the soviet empire. and i think what we're witnessing today is how much tore sight and diplomatic -- foresight and diplomatic brilliance was shown in achieving that. if lithuania, latvia, estonia to name the most prominent examples and perhaps the most threatened nations by putin's vision of a reconstituted soviet space, if they were not within these organizations, they would be eminently at risk. and the if there's any -- if there's any sense left, sir, of this far but no further, it is precisely in article v of the north atlantic treaty alliance. and i still believe in it, you know? i think -- i don't believe the united states will renege on that commitment. that is a treaty commitment, and whatever the retrenchment, whatever the wavering, whatever the

party autopsy after the 2012 election, and they -- immigration was one of the few issues they sing ld out. talked about gay marriage and gay rights being a gateway issue for younger voters, hey, if you're on the wrong side of this issue, they're not going to look at you when it come to any other issues. so when you're talking about thinking a little bit more strategically and talking a little bit more strategically, are there particular issues that you're hearing republicans -- you're hearing conservatives at this conference taking a different tone on than we have heard for the last few years? >> there were two issues, steve. on immigration, first of all, they have not moved at all. this is a very anti-comprehensive immigration crowd. that's a danger for the republicans. two issues. first there was a forum on criminal justice reform. and rick perry was on the panel. rick perry sounded like eric holder in terms of talking about we want to have fewer people in jail, we want to change our prison sentences work. he sounded fairly liberal and that got a great applause. on criminal justice,

real,ld do some meaningful tax reform.lly hurt his base if he takes on entitlement reform in a way that means cutting entitlements in the future. >> can i say something about that? >> was that my? -- mya? hurting his about base might be true politically, but what is the priority of the base and the country, protecting the people who depend on the programs and ongoing delay does real damage. the fact that we are not making changes to social security to get his solvent in the long-term. people who depend on the programs will be hurt. -- good might be short and the short run, it might be damaging in the long run. >> so important. the plan for social security is to cut benefits 25% across the board. we arty have a plan to cut benefits. a terrible plan. it will hurt the people that reformed the base. these are not problems that's all show up 20 years from now. within 10 years we will have a deficit large enough that it is above the safety line and headed north. that gdp headed north. interest payments that are bigger than penta

this gave russia a sense of being corner ld, and here we are. my view is more or less exactly the opposite. i think it's the greatest achievement of the post-cold war years was precisely extending the protection and security of both nato and the e.u. to these nations that had been enslaved within the soviet empire. and i think what we're witnessing today is how much tore sight and diplomatic -- foresight and diplomatic brilliance was shown in achieving that. if lithuania, latvia, estonia to name the most prominent examples and perhaps the most threatened nations by putin's vision of a reconstituted soviet space, if they were not within these organizations, they would be eminently at risk. and the if there's any -- if there's any sense left, sir, of this far but no further, it is precisely in article v of the north atlantic treaty alliance. and i still believe in it, you know? i think -- i don't believe the united states will renege on that commitment. that is a treaty commitment, and whatever the retrenchment, whatever the wavering, whatever the

roof --ld like to andain a deeper problem then address why it is the only correct interpretation. >> kenley clarify whether you -- canith the dissenting we clarify whether you agree with the dissenting judges on the d c circuit? you've got a footnote saying there are a lot of differences. -- brief turns 180 degrees from that. >> i understand that having six opening briefs is that the most helpful way to present our position. there are two arguments. our principal argument, and the one i would like to focus on, is that greenhouse gases are not included within the pst program. -- psd program. >> that is the clause that they are not local. >> yes. >> what you make of the endangerment finding that they have severe effects at the local level? they exacerbate ground-level ozone and smog. >> every effect that any willonmental phenomena has be felt in some local area. our point is that is not the kind of measurable regionally affect that the psd statute refers to. >> it certainly not measurable. before you do that, we have an outstanding question. >> the problem is not that the agency rewrot

now, the administration has chance ld trade talks with russia and several allies.o the gh summit in june. >> it now appears that possibly germany has found that off ramp to the current russian course that everybody has been looking for. after a call with putin, germany announced he had accepted a proposal to form a contact group, a fact-finding mission and a dialogue regarding ukraine. we haven't seen how that will work. it is being reported in a later call she describes speaking to putin as saying that he was out of touch with reality and in another world. jake? michelle, thank you. >> the stocks tumbled more than 100 points. let's bring in christine romans in new york. christine? >> jake, the last six or eight hours have been so dramatic in world markets. now, you have the u.s. market following suit. the dow down triple digits. six hours ago, dow futures were down closer to 200 points. they backed off some of that worse fear. you can see it is tough there. an exchange-traded fund, it trades here. the russian company, down about 7% right now. you are seeing global

ld believe so. >> general, if i can ask you a question. a chairman began by asking questions about how quickly we need to make determinations about the presence in afghanistan. what is your assessment now about how flexible in determining the timeframe there? in drawing down and withdrawing equipment and personal power we have? >> senator, today i would say we have the greatest flexibility we have had in the past several months. but as each day passes, the options decrease and there is a limited capacity to bring the equipment and personal out. i will commit to consulting with general austin and dunford assessment of the limits of the networks. in transcom, our ubligation is making sure transportation is where it is for whatever comes at us. >> thank you both. >> senator chambliss. >> thank you for your service, commitment to freedom and we aprecate the great job you do. i want to make a comment for the record, first, admiral rogers, are regard to comments senator udall made, i don't want to leave a false impression if we had 702 and 215 i

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amendments on sanctions and other issues that --ld camp with kate complicate the situation.verall, there is a bipartisan movement to help ukraine. the white house is pushing it. one way or another it will get done. host: there was a debate on two bills regarding sexual misconduct in the military. a move forward with senator ms. gaskell's bill. will anyone vote against it? it should pass. we have been watching this massive struggle interparty that played out on the senate floor. camp.d the allies in her that was carl levin who is the chairman of the senate armed services committee. was 55-4530 everyone wants to curb sexual assault in the military. it looks like this has a partisan support. the other measure has been defeated. what does that mean for the house? isthe companion bill sponsored by democrat. we have not heard house republicans talk about this. it has been all about the senate. once the bill passes the senate, what will the house do? a long way to go on this one. there may be some negotiation on it. is going to be an unusual day and night in the senate on monday fo

during a senate confirmation on january 8, he said that the lds filed a brief regarding jury instructions about the death penalty. they did make those arguments initially. but his initial items and nothing to do with jury instructions. they were our givens that his jury was unconstitutional because it did not have a sufficient number of african-americans serving on the jury, he said. the court rejected those arguments. the court that convicted abu-jamal. it had two african-american serving on it. there would have been a third, but the attorneys were ordered to strike that person. the order of police vehemently opposes this nomination. according to a letter written by , thisesident of the fop nomination only exacerbates the "growing division and distrust towards local law enforcement agencies." a trend that has continued now from the time that perez was leading the department of justice civil rights committee. wrote "responsible people should agree that going out of your way to defend a convicted cop killer long after it has become unequivocally clear that he was guilty and had suffered no

reagan --ld be for for re-nourishment programs, such as miami beach? thinkthe state of florida sydney support we are the fund. >> can we get more specific in terms of a specific area of duplication. you at the federal state and local overlay with regard to security perhaps. you look at these contractor logins. efficiency isn't a driver at the time of the storm. there's a lot of perfect -- a lot of profit margin built into these areas is their efficiency you have seen over the years in terms of best practice? >> absolutely. the system has waited more in using contractors because you couldn't get your straight time out of it. we have the improvement act that is gone. instead of forcing local jurisdictions they are only using contractors because they can get fully reimbursed for that. will be faster and cheaper to do your own public works. if they choose to they can use a contractor or they can use their own crews to fix that up and we won't penalize them. >> this is a big point. the degree of money wasted in that particular program i thought was particul

. >>> this morning on ld >>> this morning on "world news now" -- intensifying search.ht on live tv and how a crucial new seismic system is making a difference. >>> toilet turmoil. bathroom fixtures as front yard art. how one homeowner's freedom of expression is turning neighbor against neighbor. >>> and stepping out. the brand new season of "dancing with the stars" who stood out on last night's premiere. the show's new direction and new sound in "the skinny" on this tuesday, march 18th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. i'm marci gonzalez in for diana perez. >> and i'm john muller. we begin with the latest details on the disappearance of malaysia airline flight 370. 26 nations are now contributing to a search of tens of thousands of miles of ocean. >> australia is leading part of the search and says the area it's checking today is about the size of texas. as abc's devin dwyer reports, the international search team is looking for the tiniest of clues. >> reporter: the search for flight 370 is a hunt for fragments of floating debris

i think rushing the information out is what has ld to so much confusion about this investigation. in the water, we have an aircraft door in the water that turns out to be nothing. how could you mistake that? this rushing of information out, i believe the malaysian government, if that's what they're do, it's the right thing. otherwise you cause so much confusion and lead the investigation into a different path than it should go. >> and, bob, people tell us we would have had our hands around the neck of the information sooner, we would have been able to scramble and time matters in these situations. fair criticism? >> i think a bit of criticism is fair but i think that's an exaggeration. the ntsb does not got into a position that is as convoluted and complex and multi-element and multi-personnel as this situation. >> so it has unique challenges here. there will be its own set of rules about how it progresses. >> now, fran, let's go to where this new search area is. there's concerns about how it would have gotten through the pakistan airspace when it's on such high alert all the time