. >>> yo prefiero que la gente lea basura a que no lea . >>> cuando leyes especiales con el períodismoarece con el tiempo uno de los peruanos más queridos y también desde perú pobladores y luego tambiÉn bebiÓ cerveza, el ex mandatario comenzÓ con un miting de inicio para el 2016. aunque garcÍa no confirmÓ su candidatura presidencial. >>> un importante activista fue herido en tailandio, un bastÍo de la primera ministra, donde manifestantes intentan obligarla al poder. >>> la capital de ucrania vivÍa un dÍa de mÁxima tensiÓn, es el cuarto dÍa de violentos enfrentamiento, al menos 5 manifestantes murieron. en egipto cientos de manifestantes encendieron vengales, quemaron banderas de estados unidos, se produce dÍas antes de la revuelta que puso fin a 30 aÑos de hosni mubarak. >>> una forma fÁcil de hacerse multimillario, si sabe bastante sobre el bÁsquet universitario, hay una oportunidad, este, uno de los hombres mÁs ricos darÍa mil millones de dÓlares a la persona que acierte todos los ganadores del baloncesto universitario y en el que intervienen 64 equipos. >>> no dudo que sea un joven

. >>> y la peticiÓn de snab se da un dÍa antes que el pÚblico lea los 6 mil documentos que detallan en, y que no hay ninguno en funciones acusado. >>> a lo mejor se revelan nombres que conocemos, que han estado ahÍ, o algunas personas lo conocen, no es algo que ocurre en otros lugares, y tendrÁ una influencia mas grande que la crisis que vimos hasta el momento. >>> la arquidiÓcesis no es la Única que se vio involucrada, la de los Ángeles y boston pagaron millonarias sumas para compesar a las vÍctimas. >>> instan al pÚblico que aparte de leer los nombres busquen en los documentos los nombres de las personas que ayudaron a encubrirlos. >>> niÑos cuyos padres indocumentados estÁn amenazados por la deportaciÓn viajaron hoy por el dÍa de martin luther king, ante un centro de detenciÓn de inmigrantes pidieron por una reforma y que no deporten a sus padres. nuestro reportero nos informa. >>> algunos apenas comprenden, pero otros comprenden su situaciÓn y la de sus padres. >>> mi papÁ como hace tres meses el ya estÁ en la carcel porque taba manejando y no tenÍa licencia. >>> esto pasÓ en tenne

lea gabriel, it's busy over there in times square. >> it's busy.good time. >> good, enjoy. thank you. >>> earlier we asked you for your thoughts on amanda knox and whether the united states should extradite here if italy demands it? and you did tweet. a lot. we don't know whether she has to be extradited. but when it comes down to it, should the united states send her over if italy wants her to be sent over? >> we're getting a lot of texts. tx says, she should. and then amanda knox should be extradited. >> the concern here is texas investigator, that the united states would consider this to be double jeopardy. tried twice for the same thing but their laws are different. >> nicholas says, amanda knox is a free woman and under u.s. law. the constitution is clear on double jeopardy so to that point -- >> our lawyer says it's not a great area. amanda knox has rights and they need to be respected above government politics. >> thank you, ryan. we'll be right back. we use this board to compare car insurance rates side by , so you get the same coverage, of

mÁs de 3 millones de personas vieron el video musical de lea michelle, reconocida por su papel protagÓnicorajo las noticias mÁs candentes del mundo del entretenimiento. no olviden visitarnos en univisiÓn.com. en minutos regresÓ con la informaciÓn del tiempo. >> gracias. te esperamos. otro que confirmÓ que serÁ padre por cuarta vez es el cantautor espaÑol alejandro sanz. muchas felicidades a el y su esposa raquel. otro angelito en >>> un niÑo de 9 aÑos de edad ha sido diagnosticado con cÁncer de prÓstata en un l oklahoma vamos con cecilia ramÍrez harris tiene los detalles de >>asÍ es pamela, muchas gracias. en realidad es muy raro que este tipo de diagnÓstico se den los niÑos de esta edad. ya que el cÁncer de prÓstata afecta los hombres en la madurez. es un mal que ningÚn mÉdico busca al examinar a un niÑo. hasta que es demasiado tarde.. >> hace un mes trevor se quejÓ de dolor de estÓmago. y fue tratado como si tuviera influenza. sin embargo se dieron cuenta que tenÍa problemas para ir al baÑo y luego de exÁmenes lo diagnosticaron con cÁncer de prÓstata. es un tumor poco comÚn que por lo ge

lea has more. >> officials are ruling their deaths an accident.n a report investigators say the car was going more than 100 miles-per-hour when someone lost control. the report says that officials found both bodies were completely charred from the fire. walker had fractures throughout his body and he died from a combination of the crash and the fire. but the driver's autopsy says he died quickly from injuries to his chest, his neck, and his head, including a fractured skull. now, officials say they found the bodies in defensive position, and it's a position that was described as kind of similar to a boxer's position. now, a medical expert i spoke with said that this position they were found in, is something that is often described when someone's bid has been completely burned, regardless of whether or not they were actually dead before they were burned. so it's unclear whether either of them were bracing for impact. >> what made such a huge impact on me as i was reading it, howl they suffered almost every bone in their bodies were just crushed. >>

he says that there's no lethal aid at leas least officially goo the opposition. the government has stopped nonlethal aid. they are sending in trucks and medical supplies to the free syrian army. slongs that stalemate continues on the ground, neither side here feels like they have to give concessions. that's why we are seeing these talks being so difficult, stephanie. >> nick shifrin reporting from geneva, thank you nick. >>> easing the government's call for a state of emergency. it comes after demonstrators seized the justice ministry overnight, they have since cleared out. protests continue to spread across the country. jennifer glasse has been following the story for us in the capital, kiev. jennifer, we saw the two sides come together on saturday, not a lot of results. what if anything might we expect at this time? >> well, stephanie your question is a very, very good one. nobody really knows. on saturday, president viktor yanukovych offered the office of minister and deputy minister, the opposition reject they'd flat out. they want the repeal of a law that ma

lea gabrielle is back. how do you fall half a mile and live to tell about if? makenzie wethington's family say she and her father spent six hours practicing early in the day. the father went first. after he landed, he saw her falling. she spiraled the w and couldn't reach up and pull the backup chute. >> her vertebra broke in half. her pelvic bone completely split in half. she has more broken bones in her back. she has two broken ribs. her teeth. >> now, she says her sister is now breathing on her own and talking on her own as well. she also claims an instructor was supposed to jump after makenzie but for some reason didn't shep. >> has the school said anything about that? >> she dived with a company called pegasus. we reached out to their own. er. we had no response. in other interviews he says makenzie did something wrong and hasn't explained what he meant by that. the family went to oklahoma because the school allowed her to jump though she's not yet 18. according to the website, the family would have had to sign this release which acknowledges the risk of i

. >> lea, you're a pilot. how does this happen? >> shep, there's a lot of tools that pilots have besides just theirs eyes to use when navigating, and pilots are trained to use instruments to back themselves up. now, this jet was comping from the north, and pilots are likely to have actually seen the small airport before they would have seen the branson airport. look at the similarities. they have similar configurations, both have one long landing strip that serves as two different runways and the runways are 20 degrees off in orientation. now, again, this is why pilots are trained to back up what they see visually with instruments. spoke with a former ntsb vice-president who said that airlines require they're -- their pilots to do just that. >> assuming their instruments were working properly, there's no excuse for it. it's just the -- it's sloppiness, really, because they're not following the procedures. >> now, i spoke with a passenger just a few minutes ago who was still pretty worked up from last night's experience. he said he

let's begin with our own lea gabe grill on the nuts and bolds.lowing this and all you can think about is the family. >> no one is telling us exactly where jahi is and all the familiar family members are saying they continue to express hope. >> very grateful and proud of everyone that supported us, that prayed for us, everyone that helped donate to make this possible, without you guys, none of this would be possible. >> you heard jahi's uncle mention donationsment -- donations. one doctor says the long-term care required could cost between $25,000 and 100,000 per month. the family attorney says all the publicity around the story brought out the best and worst in people. take a listen. >> we have had people make threats around the country. it's sad that people act that way. so for jahi's safety and those around her we will not be saying where she went or where she is. >> now, according to the family attorney jahi left the hospital attached to a ventilator but without a feeding tube, and a doctor explains the ventilator essentially pumps air into th

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i also know that commander ollie and the chief has been working with nicole snyder with walk sf and lea from the bicycle coalition and with the collaborative and getting people to the table and i know they shared ideas and i want to commend the department for being collaborative on that and coming to the public safety hearing with some ideas on really what we need from the board to turn the tide. >> yes. >> thank you commissioner. commissioner kingsley. >> commander thank you for your presentation. >> you're welcome. >> can we revisit this maybe in three months to get an update on -- >> you're going to get more on thursday. >> no, but i mean -- yeah, to keep track going forward. i know as a city we're going to look at this but from the department, the arrests, the citations and the accidents what time frame makes sense? >>i am happy to do a quarter update and whatever the first meeting in april, july, first in october. >> sounds great. sounds good. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> anything fusht further for the commander on this issue? thank you this is good for next week. >> to close thi

and here's lea, the mayor seems ready to go. >> he was out city hall before 8:00 a.m. be the first person in line to sign up for re-election, to run for re-election. now, of course it was no surprise. he has been saying he planned to and run the crack-smoking mayor was swarmed by reporters and one reporter called him out for a hit of not being honest. >> but you lied to the public -- >> let the people speak for themes. if you don't want to vote for me, that's fine. as long as you vote. that's what i tell people. i want you to vote. rather have you vote against me than not vote at all. >> mayor afford tried to deflect comments with claims of a successful record. he had the best attendance on council and that unemployment dropped since he took office. but critics claim that much of what he said actually isn't true. he missed more council meetings then two-thirds of his colleagues and unemployments has slightly risen. mayor ford was stripped of many powers in november by the city council, and says if he does win the re-election he plans to, quote, get the city back on tra

. >> pero a veces lo importante no es ayudarte sino empezarte que peles tupÉ lea. >> que quitÓ los niÑos de energÍa a ella y yo sÉ que pues tuvo que ser duro para una madre ver a su hija asÍ. >> claro que sÍ, mucho, fue algo bien difÍcil para mi, pero confÍo en dios y en ella y cuando ella me dijo que querÍa cambiar, que tenÍa estaba mal que le ayudaba a cambiar, le dije que no podÍa, pero hay un lugar donde te pueden ayudar y si estÁs dispuesta vamos a buscar ayuda y te van a ayudar aquÍ estÁ ella y le doy gracias a dios porque esta ella aquÍ y... y que dios me la estÁ cambiando ahora es una princesa y la amo con todo mi corazÓn, y que voy a seguir luchando contigo madre hasta el Último dÍa de mi vida, yo te amo. >> okay, para que el 2014 a todos nos traiga buena energÍa y para todo adelante, nunca para atrÁs. >> ni para coger impulso vamos. >> bye bye. >> muchas gracias por este cambio y muchas felicidades a claudia estamos seguro que con su esfuerzo lograr sacar adelante a su familia, recuerden que Él es el experto de imagen de las chicas de "nuestra belleza latina" si quieren partici

lea they have been working withn us very closely includingin speaker brainer who was helpful one month ago to make it absolutely clear that not only will we not take up the senate g8 amnesty bill but not even in conference with that after redo our work with us step-by-step reform to do legal immigration reform then of legal status not a pathway for those who are illegally in the country.path i have every confidence we can work with the zero leaders say of the staff. no bill is better than a bad bill. lou: thank you for being with us chairman of the house judiciary committee. he said he did not leave the democratic party but it left him his brand newo blockbuster book, things th that matter that details here is a reservation into one of the most respected conservatives. next. just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the paent's record before we even pick himp. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle your toes. [ driver ] and it got his okay on treatment from miles away. it even pulled strings wi the stoplights. my ambulance talks with smoke alarms and pilots and adium

. >> speaking of music, "glee" star lea michele, this is the first we're seeing from her since the deathar in "glee," cory monteith. she released her first music video and the song really seems to mirror what she's probably been going through. >> it feels like a diary entry. it's so personal. the lyrics are about her wanting to come into the light, trying to find the light at the end of the tunnel, not wanting to hide out in her home anyway and mourn. it's really about her wanting to soar like a cannonball. not to be confused with "miley cyrus's" song "wrecking ball." that's a whole different song and video. lea keeps her clothes on, but again, it's about trying to overcome a deep, deep tragedy, and it's a catchy tune. >> nice to see you as always, thank you. >> happy new year. >> to you as well. >> happy new year. >>> just ahead, meet the college freshman leading a double life. pop star on one side of the globe, psych major on the other. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> still to come on "today," first target, now neiman marcus targeted by hackers seeking your most personal informa

mÁs de 3 millones de personas vieron el video musical de lea michelle, reconocida por su papel protagÓnicon ustedes chicas a lo estudios. >>> gracias jackie, te esperamos, el fin de semana que confirmÓ que serÁ papa por cuarta vez, es el cantautor alejandro sanz, muchas felicidades a Él, y su esposa raquel. otro angelito en camino. >>> sÍ, felicidades, ya sabemos por quÉ el mensaje en twitter, se explica esta buena nueva, felicidades a la familia. >>> se une alejandra guzmÁn a la fiesta de "premios lo nuestro", confirmÓ su participacion, y se une a la lista de artistas que deleitarÁn con su mÚsica y energÍa, jay balvin, y mÁs, la cita el 20 de febrero, no se lo pierda. >>> de poco a poco van a ir revelando mÁs artistas que estan en esta ediciÓn. el 20 de febrero por univisiÓn. >>> asÍ es. >>> una verdadera agonÍa viven los que usan dentaduras postizas, los cientÍficos dicen que tienen la soluciÓn, una investigaciÓn que no se puede perder. >>> bueno. quÉ tal? >>> provoca gritos de terror un bebÉ que recorre calles de la gran manzana a bordo de un buenas tardes.. le saluda vilma tarazona rev

lea gabe grill, a form navy aviator. >> the air force has a written proficiency test given to missile launch officers monthly, but a senior official tells me the officers are tested month in the simulator we're showing you. this simulator is where they're tested, their knowledge of the practical application, and the retired general says kris is -- this where is the focus could be. >> have they put too much emphasis on the score and is that score reflects on your efficiency report or do they put the emphasis on the exercise? when you go through an exercise, and you have the person overlooking the shoulder and seeing if you're using these right proceed -- proceed sures. >> adjust spoke with a certainly official saying they have had a 96% pass rate. other top officers in the air force say they plan to visit the entire force at the three different bases and say despite this cheatingens the force remains ready and able to do their mission. >> this is not about the compromise of nuclear weapons. it's about compromise of the integrate of air men. our actions as we move forward will be about

at lea they were polite. others tell a different story. >> they're rude fromhe get-go. >> robert martinez served in iraq and afghanistan. >> i have ten years of military experience. >> i think a military vet could keep a handgun in his home for protection. but -- >> it's not so easy. >> why do you want a gun permit. >> to protect my family. >> martinez lives in new york city housing project. >> a couple months ago a man was beaten to death in front of my building. >> hear shots go off and it's boom, boom, boom. >> the howth the would get a gun license. that turned out to be an ordeal. >> have you there at 9:00 when they open up at 10:00 and have you sitting there until almost 3:00 in the afternoon. >> they serviced me within 90 minutes. >> it's john stossel coming here to get a license -- >> for you it was 9:00n me morning until 2:00. >> yes. >> tide you get at the permit? >> no. >> their attitude is people don't need guns. we're the police. >> the police can't get there you have a better shot at hitting the

. >> me will be lea >> he will be leaving the governor's office before his time is up. >> to be clear, there was no traffic study. >> i wouldn't know a traffic study if i tripped over it. i am who i am, but i'm not a bully. >>> we are learning much more today about the controversy involving chris christie and the closing of the nation's busiest bridge for what some call revenge. state lawmakers released thousands of additional documents into these lane closures. it follows some face-saving moves on part of christie. he announced the firing of a top aid. >> i knew nothing about this. i am humiliated about the fact that i didn't know about this. i'm extraordinarily disappointed by this, but this is the exception. it is not the rule. >> the verdict is not out yet, but so far christie appears to have answered some of the questions about what he knew and when and according to many, that is enough. >> i think that had he known about this he never would have made a joke about it earlier. he would have treated it very differently. >> we're going to take the conversation right to our panel. we

this cycle of science, can we lea it that? >> i'm sorry, we have to leave it -- >> no, the last 30 years. >> but if we go back to 1970, the fear then was, of course, global cooling. >> among a few people. >> i'm sorry? among who? >> the vast consensus is there's been global warming, basic science and well understood since the 1960s. >> absolutely, and we'll have to leave it to another day as to why "time" magazine led with its cover on, of course, globa cooling. ken, go to have you with us. thanks so much. >>> a lawless state, california admits an illegal immigrant aorney to the state bar. how does that square up? two of our favorite attorneys explain california and the law to us. welcome back. how is everything there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. gd news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ mle announcer ] introducing fedex o rate. simple, flat rate s

lea, who is behind the report. >> the inspector general for afghanistan and discusses funds and how thed. now, according to the report, afghanistan's government was unable to manage an account for a billion dollars because of afghans were paying some government salaries in cash, the report claims usaid did not correct risks before giving out more money. audits hatt had already revealed this information but the problems were hidden from congress and not made public. >> how is a government agency that hands out aid is responding in. >> they tide not want this information to be revealed, and they respond with a 13-page letter, and it reads in part, quote: public release of these materials wick likely result in russed -- reduced congresses from the afghanistan government and will undermine our ability for direct oversight. they also say there's no way to completely eliminate the risk of corruption but they had gone to great lengths to make sure they protected taxpayer dollars and also point out the report did not indicate any fraud, waste or abuse. it's worth mentioning all this is likely t

. >> what is happening there lea? >> my nose is running, shep. it is really, really cold out here. you can see that probably because my face is becoming frozen. there goes my head. now, it is so cold here, think my friends in san diego are probably laughing at me as they're watching me do this live shot and my face continues to freeze. i have this handy gadget, and it's been telling me the wind chill, and it's been hovering at -- feels like it's minus seven degrees here. i'd hole it up but i think it would be blown out of my handle. this cold is clausing contracts conditions, causing delays and cancellations for passengers at airports across the country, including a lot of jetblue passengers. look at this video from yesterday. this video is when jetblue stopped all flights to and from new york and boston. they wanted to give the pilots and planes a rest. today jetblue restored their flights. still a lot of airline delays and cancellations yesterday and today. take a look at this graphic. you can see the airlines are doing better today. since yesterday, delays have dropped from 8,00

lea gabriel is with us, a former fighter pilot. >> iraqi officials are being vague about the weaponsept to say there are lot of them. iraq is seeing the highest level of violence since 2007 and many of those attacks are bomb blast inside populate area. the u.n. says the violence killed almost 8,000 civilians there last year. a former u.s. ambassador to iraq who i spoke with, tells me he believes it's clear that iraqi force does not have control of the situation, particularly in that region. >> well, certainly al qaeda has managed to stage a bombing attack in baghdad and elsewhere. i'm not sure they could really storm through to baghdad, but the point is well taken. >> the ambassador also says that he thinks it's significant that al qaeda linked militants have been able to control territory in iraq. >> i can't imagine how difficult this must be for widows at moment and all the rest, people who fought to try to make things better, now, as predicted, it's just falling apart. >> it's a place where we have seen a lot of sacrifice. i have a number for you. according to the department of de

security council's first full support of the end of june deadline, that there is no reason to assume the leas should occur. all things being equal, we also have to remember syria is a country at war. the security situation can shift from day to day. but everything is ready and the authorities have shown that first movements have started to happen. >> the president of the central african republic is reportedly preparing to step down after weeks of violence that have left over 1000 dead. otodia could make the announcement today. tens of thousands have been displaced since violence between christian and muslim militants exploded last month. over 100,000 internally displaced people, the local coordinators for doctors without border warned of his monitoring humanitarian crisis. >> the population is living in very dire hygienic conditions. camps, it is aof very high risk of epidemic. hashe obama administration launched an internal investigation into a drone strike a reportedly killed 12 people in london last month -- in yemen last month. the victims were on the retro wedding when they were apparent

lea gabrielle flew combat missions in afghanistan and i wonder how the news is sitting. >> rep, u.s.s that the top general in afghanistan presented this proposal to the white house last week. now, according to the "the wall street journal" the pentagon is essentially requesting an all or nothing approach meaning to keep the full 10,000 troops in afghanistan to support the bases and the mission otherwise they recommend pulling out entirely. >> strategic significance of this is very self evident. the stability of afghanistan, the stability of the region is put at risk by the fact that the taliban and the al qaeda will have a free hand with the united states gone. >> that was retired general jack keen telling me that 10,000 is a small number to be able to ensure continued stability in afghanistan, shep. >> thankfully, there's a balance here. the generals don't make the decisions. there's more that goes into it. >> that's true. at this point, afghanistan's president has not signed a bilateral security agreement to allow any troops to stay in afghanistan past 2014. the white house saying

that means they are going to have to let those tribal leaders abobe in the lea and i think they absolutelye to take control. they cannot have this -- allow this afifiliate to grow in strength. that will cause further problems in shiia-sun nighs relates almost at the breaking point because it has gone on for years without any mitigation. thanks to christopher hill, former u.s. ambassador to iraq. the same group is claiming responsibility for the bombing in beirut two days ago. at least five people were killed after a suicide car bomb exploded. danna hoda reports. >> protests are growing and they are becoming more widespread. people in the rebel held north of syria want the islamic state and the lavont to leave their country. it is not just protests. armed rebel faxes have also turned their guns against this al-qaeda-linked group and pushed them out of some villages. there have been fierce battles in parts of aleppo, in this video, f they say they captured a commander of the group. a newly formed syrian residential alliance went as far as declaring war on the islamic state. it demanded that

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. >> me will be lea >> he will be leaving the governor's office before his time is up. >> to be cleartraffic study. >> i wouldn't know a traffic study if i tripped over it. i am who i am, but i'm not a bully. >>> we are learning much more today about the controversy involving chris christie and the closing

lea gabrielle, thank you. >>> newly published e-mails and text messages suggest that an aide to the new jersey governor, chris christie, knew about an apparent revenge plot against the mayor, who refused to endorse the governor for re-election. this has been big news in the to be tabloids for a long time. state officials closed two lanes of traffic near a bridge in forft. lee, new jersey, on the very first day of school. it triggered hour-long traffic tie-ups. it was nightmarish over in fort lee. it delayed police and emergency vehicles. it was really awful. one official in charge of new york and new jersey bridges, that's from the port authority, has already resigned. the mahler of fort lee, who's a democrat, and said to be a political rival, initially said the state was punishing him, but that he did not endorse governor christie. he later backed away from those comments, though. the gop presidential favorite denies this was payback at all and says his staff was not involved. governor christie says the lane closures were part of a traffic study. but the e-mails that are out today. the

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expected to be cooler in the low to maybe mid 60s. 60s and 70s around the bray and some in the value leas it is mostly clear out over the bay. the temperatures are cold in spots down below freezing in santa rosa. 30 degrees. 36 in livermore. 46 in san francisco. and 33 degrees in concord. this afternoon, we are back up into the 60s and low 70s. maybe a couple of temperatures flirting with some records. little cooler out toward the beaches with some of that patchy fog and a little bit of a sea breeze. otherwise, temperatures staying very very mild. all right, let's choke the roadways -- check on the roadways now. >>> some reports of a grass fire now off to the side as you travel southbound 680. this is on the is a knoll grade approaching south mission. callers are saying there's several sections of the embankment which have caught fire. again a chp and fire department still on their way. once they get there expect at least one lane of traffic shut down. we'll keep a close eye on that. as with the pass where we've had delays this morning. there was an early morning accident at the 580 and 2

the evasive letter doesn't mean, however, that gop leaders lea learned nothing from all this bipartisan criticism of this do-nothing party. after all, the speaker of the house used to talk like that. >> we shouldn't be judged on how many laws we create. we should be judge on how many laws we repeal. >> but just today, speaker boehner emphasized the message of alternatives, not obstruct n obstruction. >> in order to mack mize? our era, it's important we show the american people that we're not just the opposition party. we're actually the alternative party. i think republicans have to do more to talk about the better solutions that we think we have that will help the american people grow their wages and have opportunities at a better job and clearly have a better shot at the american dream. >> joining us now is alex wagner and patrick murphy, a former prosecutor and msnbc contributor. welcome to you both. i don't want to call message progress policy progress, but what you just hear from speaker boehner was a little different. >> yeah, it was. full stop. once burned, twice shy. 15 times wu

>> leas to have conversations like this in other countries. ally countries have many of the same policies of the u.s.. that is why they are allied in terms of common beliefs, fighting terror -- terrorism. it is more of an open conversation and the good news is that it has come out and we have a conversation but we need national security and privacy and it is striking a balance that the only way you can do that is to be open and transparent and talk about why you are doing it and maybe not the details of when and how. >> we have to take a quick break. you are with us for the hour. we will get more into t-mobile's strategy when we come back your wireless wars are on. ♪ >> now, we go back to wireless. t-mobile illuminates contract that allows early updates -- upgrade. putting competitors on the offensive. -- cbs.ces >> in the past 10 years, almost all the consolidation was done for someone to acquire spectrum. have is spectrum. they do not have a business. mobile, thisou t- company, this movement, this revolution and brand, it will continue, whet

he's at a flight simulator in lea leesburg, virginia. what are you finding out? >> what made this so dangerous is that the plane packed with 124 pass be geengers stopped ju feet short of the end of the runway at the wrong airport. we came to this airport, went inside a flight simulator and recreated that very same approach in missouri to look at what could have gone wrong. this is a pilot's eye view of runway 14, branson, missouri, where the pilots were supposed to land. this is runway 12 at clark airport. also called trainee county airport, seven miles away, where they actually landed. >> one runway at 140 and one runway at 120 is 20 degrees difference in the direction that those runways are pointing. >> pretty close. >> very close. >> that's one possible explanation for why that 737 landed at the wrong airport, according to this man. he's a longtime pilot and president of a company that builds software for flight simulators. at the leesburg executive airport in virginia, inside a simulator, he entered in the exact gps readings and visual scenery of approach to

. >>> and this morning after nearly two days of helping lea super bowl, cornerback sherman remains thery, after showing, well no lack of confidence on or off the field. don dahler looks at it. don, good morning. >> good morning, gayle, charlie and clarissa. it's not the seahawks win that anyone is talking about. or even sherman's game-saving play. the comments that have every reacting. relatively unknown outside of football, if you didn't know richard sherman before sunday's game, chances are, you do now. >> reporter: before the nfc championship, football fans knew seattle seahawks cornerback richard sherman for his game-saving stops. >> broken up! picked off! the game is over. >> reporter: and the outsized bravado of the explosive defender. but of the rest of the world may not have been ready for sherman's postgame interview. >> well, i'm the best corner in the game, when you try me with a sorry receiver like crabtree, that's the result you're going to get. don't you ever talk about me. >> reporter: a mixture of hubris, trash talk and emotion of the moment. and it set off a firestorm

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he's going to probable lea be giving a speech tomorrow and behind him, i hear there will be a bunch of kind -- it will be the kind of message where he will hammer republicans again and again and again. it is not the kind of trying to get a bipartisan compromise language that you hear. it is more of positioning this political issue. that said, it's a powerful political issue not only for his base, but for others, especially in a situation where there is so many long-term unemployed. >> i just saw gene sperling was relatively diplomatic. even senator schumer was relativelyic. the president from hawaii was go for the jugular. let's paint good guys and bad guys. i want to move on to bad guys. al-qaeda back in iraq, a made and fallujah. i'm not stealing one of the headlines from your first show five years ago. i'm talking about what is exactly the case today. what are your thoughts on how the administration says we're going to help out whenever we can, but there is only so much we can do? >> i mean, that's the position they're in. they're not going to send u.s. troops back in. there is no w

albert lea,ting in minnesota, on our line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning.re is something i would like to really address. warheads inave 5000 the united states -- nuclear warheads, and we are going after iran and all of these other countries that you do not want to have any type of nuclear ambitions, and what i would like to know is how are we going to ?ave a fair balance here how is the united states going to be running around all of these countries and saying we do not want any type of nuclear in their countries, yet we have them in our country? in the air force, and this was back in the 1960's, the else b-52s and everything -- and now i think the balance of power is a little unfair and we should deal with that. i am very concerned about our stance in the united states. it seems like we are a little bit power-happy. i would really like our toiticians to address this where it seems like we could understand it a little more fairly. i really believe it is unfair. guest: thank you so much, marie. caller: thank you. inst: i am a businessman public service, and

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. >> with that, i think they are going to mike up lea of brookings who is going to talk to the out-goinghat. let's take a listen. >> thanking the chairman for coming on behalf of brookings, for coming and having this conversation. >> it's a great privilege. >> so the way you handled the financial crisis in 2008 will clearly go down as one of your signature achievements. so let me start with that. you've said somewhere that the playbook that you relied on was essentially given by a british economist in the 1860s, walter badger. and his victim was that in a financial crisis the central bank should lend unlimited amounts to sov velvent institut against good collateral at a penalty rate. how useful in practice was that rule in guiding you? >> it was excellent advice. this was the advice that's been used by the central banks going back to at least the 1700s. when you have a market or a financial system that is short of liquidity and there's a lack of confidence, a panic, then the central bank is the lender of last resort. it's the institution that can provide the cash, liquidity, to calm the