. >> reporter: he is bob lindsay. >> i'm here with bob lindsay. how are you doing, bob?well banker real estate agent, rich trusted him to sell his home. >> we love this house. a cool english tudor. a lot of great memories. >> reporter: how did you decide upon bob lindsay. >> he was a great guy. 35 years of experience. he taught ethics. wow. we hit the jackpot. >> reporter: rich and sandy were happy to roll the dice when they say lindsay suggested they go big in their asking price. >> between 550 and 500. >> reporter: how much did you pay for it? >> 250. >> reporter: that would be a great profit. >> reporter: lindsay plays up the house's character and charm. the weiners assumed their agent is working hard to reel in a buyer. you had all confidence that was happening? >> absolutely. we trusted him with everything. >> reporter: the weiners had such faith in lindsay, they went out on a limb, buying and moving into a new home, while the tudor was renovated to fetch top dollar. and for piece of mind, they made sure the home on the market was secured. you decided to equip the h

lindsay moran is an ex-cia operative. tonight she has a real drama, a face transplant that almost ended in death, and an invasion that saved a woman's life. tonight she is in the mountains of california where condors are making a come back, thanks to a simple use of technology. and i'm phil torres, i'm an entomology. i study insects in the rain forest of peru. that's our team, now let's do some science. >> hey, welcome back to anothee changing invasions in science. we are starting today with lindsay. you have incredible touching story of a transformation in a woman. who had a face transplant, tell me the story? >> this was truly a life changing use of technology. she had a full face transplant. here is the procedure. i want to emthat size, this is still very cutting edge. there have only been seven face transplants in the united states. carmen's was the 7th, and there have only been 30 full or partial worldwide. carman took an incredible risk, even having this procedure done. and by doing that, she actually is helping to

lindsay moran is an ex-cia operative and analyst. i'm are phil torres. that's our team, now let's do some science. ♪ hello and welcome to "techknow." my name is phil torres and we're joined today by lindsay moran and dr. crystal dilworth. you went to investigate can marijuana but this marijuana is missing something. >> right, it's missing thc, the compound responsible for that high. i got a chance to go to colorado and look at a family business who's producing marijuana that helps treat children with intractable are why being diseases. >> more than 400,000 children in the u.s. suffers from epileptic seizures. heather jackson's son zaki is one of them. >> zaki had these, he has a rare form of epilepsy known as doose syndrome. by the time he was 5 years old he had had 500,000 seizures. don't usually start crying this early, actually. it's an emotional day because he's 16 months seizure free today, so i'm happy. it's a happy emotion. >> today zaki is talking, walking, and being home schooled. his mom, heather jackson, is convinced it's due to an extract fou

lindsay, why don't you go first.arter, you are not expecting things to get a whole heck of a lot better. what are you expecting? >> yesterday's first quarter revision down 1%. shows how deep of a hole the u.s. is struggle to go dig itself out of. in february and march, that much more lackluster in comparison. the idea there is this pent up demand in terms of consumption, investment to carry us through the second quarter, let alone the second half of the year, that's already coming under pressure as we see april data coming in short. we look at retail sales, the consumption numbers. all coming underneath expectations. and pulling away expecting us to carry us through into the second quarter. >> you are looking for growth in the second quarter closer to 4%. lindsay is only looking for 1.5% to 2%. what do you see that she doesn't? >> i think there's better news on the consumer. you're right. this morning was down a tenth. but they revised large up. if you look at the last three months. most of the weakness, i agree with

i'm phil torres and i'm here with kosta , and lindsay. what happened?> all you have to do is sit in the car and it will drive for us. let's check out where we're going. the road to the driverless car has been a long one. >> we're all set for auto-control. >> this is how general motors envisioned the future in 1957. >> you're on automatic control, hands-off steering. >> that was then, this is now, nissan's race for the first autonomous vehicle is in the hands of an engineer who had me figure out how it works. >> these are your laser scanners. >> yes. >> and they send out big beams of laser to determine how far the distance is. >> yes. >> and here is a big radar panel that can see 200 meters ahead. and we have one radar panel here and here as well. they determine -- >> 70 meters. >> 70 meters whether object is approaching the car or going away from car and all of these little guys are for parking, sonar, and you have cameras on every side of the car. it is totally a prototype. if i open this up you see -- >> wow! these are kind of secret. don't touch it.

earlier on happening now, south carolina senator lindsay graham had to this is a about it. >> the new e-mail, all i can say there is a continuing pattern of deception, and delay and stone walling and we'll see where it goes. >> we'll look closer at the political fallout potentially of all of this. >> we are awaiting new reaction from law makers as a critical vote in the house. at issue whether to hold lois lerner contempt of congress on the tax agencies targeting of conservative groups. mike emmanuel joins us live from capitol hill. where are we in the house's consideration of the contempt of congress. >> later today house law makers will prepare for a vote in the coming days and eric cantor offered this preview. >> the house is scheduled to consider the privileged, and lois lerner and internal revenue service in contempt of congress for refusal to comply with the subpeona issued on the oversight and government reform. >> learner is the former irs official who came up to capitol hill and proclaimed her innocence and defending herracs and talking the fifth. this is an example of what s

. >> lindsay greenbush. dean butler. there he is.thew labyorteaux and michael landon jr. welcome, everybody. >> what was it like, you guys, watching that clip? >> well, i got tears in my eyes. first of all, i'm sitting here with these three daughters, really for the first time since michael's funeral. >> wow. >> and then to see them come running, and this one following me just kills me. i'm not really that sentimental. >> we heard you don't even really like a lot of people. just kidding. let's go down the line, melissa. right after she started, you started. >> yeah. well, i'm a crier anyway and also incredibly codefendant. it's a very emotional experience. especially because we were all together for so long, and it was such an intense experience. and we were a family there. and to see it all again and to see it the way it was originally -- the way it was meant to be seen. >> because you were 9 when you started? >> i was 9 when i started and 19 when it ended. >> how old were you when it started? >> 11. >> so you guys grew up there. di

lindsay if you're here now, you can drop character any time, man. oh, my. and i'm not going to spoil the shocking twist on "house of cards". it was so surprising nancy pelosi's face almost changed expression. did you like that one, nancy? i can't tell. all right. i'd like to congratulate jared leto on his oscar. ask to republican senator who asked to be introduced to quote, that hot chick from dallas buyers club. you're in for a very interesting evening. richard sherman. already had an impact on tonight's event. he's intercepted all three of tim tebow's attempts to pass the dinner rolls russell wilson is here. peyton manning wanted to be here but can only move four yards at a time. you're right. he's not here to defend himself. robert de niro is here tonight. everyone. now, i don't do a de niro impression but i do an impression of his agent. ring, ring, he'll do it. mr. de niro i was in "spy kids 4". so i will see you on the set of "spy kids 5" i'm sure. biz stone, the founder of twitter is here so any of yu congressman want to cut out the middle man just s

tom brokaw said the breaking point for me is lindsay lohan. guest of greta van susstren. mark told cspan, there is a level of self congratulation that can be somewhat at odds of the country. sarah palin tweeted that white house correspondent dinner was pathetic. the rest of america is out there working our asses off while the d.c.-clowns are holding a nerd prom. i beg to differ. the element is a distraction, the value of the gathering in a town poisoned by polarization is invaluable and raising money for the scholarships is commendable. i can see merit focusing on celebrity excess. many of us were told we were judged by the company we keep and perhaps there is an applicability to the sentiment. with the likes of lohan and the donald and ozzy osbourne in attendance. from my seat, eric stonestreet and gloria were two tables away. behind me, jon bon jovi. you know who i did not see? members of congress. with a dinner on saturday night, most are home in their districts. that is too bad. the nation would be better served instead of going home to ra

. >> lindsay lohan, she's been posting a bunch of instagram photos with this guy, manny.'s sitting there topless. posting pictures of her topless with him? >> if she's not topless, then those are really low hangers. >> there's baggage that comes along with those hanging wrappers. we got kim and kanye in paris. there's a kid who wants kanye to sign his kanye branded shoes.

along with his younger sister lindsay and younger brother martin. like most young siblings, at times the kids would fight. russell's parents had a unique way to defuse family tussles. in order to settle disagreements, we placed both russell and lindsay in the middle of the living room and told them to stand there hugging each other, martin says. after about 20 minutes of standing there hugging, we would begin to hear them laughing and having a good time, and we would go in and tell them if they would get along, they could stop. little sister lindsay remembers childhood stories like these just as she remembers her brother's dedication to service. all he ever told me every time i talked to him was that he wanted to make me proud, she says, and he has. he always made me proud. russell attended bellevue high school where he displayed his dedication to serving on a team as a star athlete in football, baseball and track. during his senior year, the track team was one week away from the state meet when the stop hurdler got injured. -- top hurdler got injur

i was in a 20 minute conversation with lindsay lohan, sarah jessica parker and joe namath. [ laughter >> jimmy: it was so good. >> it was truly bizarre. >> jimmy: it's very, very hollywood, yeah. >> and for so long i was like, "wow, lindsay lohan's grandfather is so nice." [ laughter ] and then i was like, "no, that's joe namath." >> jimmy: yeah, broadway joe. >> he dresses crazy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he wasn't wearing his fur. >> he wasn't wearing fur or nothing. >> jimmy: thank you for doing "ew" as well. >> no problem. that was bizarre. >> jimmy: i appreciate that. [ cheers and applause ] you're a good man, a good sport to do that. >> i said, i coulda shaved for -- >> jimmy: you didn't even try to look like a girl. >> i went through 20 minutes of make-up and put on a wig, and then i was like, "i still have a beard. everyone's gonna --" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is the first time you ever cross dressed. which is i think, a little odd for a comedian. >> it was the first time ever wearing a dress, and i loved it. [ laughter ] i was good at it, i thought. zac was all over -- he was

but senator lindsay gram is doing something entirely different. he's running as the guy who is going to make washington make sense again. there's that tension are you running as an outsider, i think if you talk to senator graham, that's how he would explain what he's trying to do in his race. >> "usa today" pew is out today, it painted the same picture that the wall street journal painted, advantage republicans right now. we're about to kick off a slew of primaries. and you look at pew and they're making the case it's the best shape republicans have been in going into mid terms in decades. does this feel like '94 and 2010 to you? >> no. in '94 and 2010 our focus was on the big houses and you had so much in play. here the focus is much tighter, on a handful of senate races and yet the stakes, just as big as they were in 2010 or '94. >> let me play historian for us. i think about the '86 mid terms. in some way you look at the '86 mid terms for ronald reagan and he didn't lose that much ground in the house but he lost control of the senate. it feels

it sounds like your friend and mine, senator lindsay graham -- okay, maybe he's not my friend -- he's make something out of the fact that it was susan rice booked on the talk show rather than secretary clinton. is that nefarious in your mind? >> well, you know, one thing i think, senator graham has been trying to find the truth since it first started. he's been responsible about it. remember, this is also a guy who was a prosecutor in the impeachment trial for bill clinton. long-standing republican in washington. and he's been asking these questions during this entire process. so, you know, this all feels like deja vu again from the 1986, when the iran contra came up. the republicans were doing the same as the democrats saying there was nothing to it. they already aired it out. may the 5th, 1987, they formed a committee where the democrat senator and democrat house member were running the hearings on it. at the end of the day, the public got to the truth on it. 11 of 14 were indicted. george herbert walker bush pardoned them and the end of that saga called iran contra. this happens in

this is a girl, lindsay phillip, invented a flip-flop. >> the key to blakely's success is taking the lightbulb moment and keeping it glowing. >> if you are in search of your idea. put on your awareness glasses. look at things differently. there are million dollar idea everywhere. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm juju chang in new york. >> next on "nightline" the a powerful woman of a different variety. remembering, maya angelou, how she overcame an early trauma so bad it left her speechless for five years. ultimately, found her voice. the voice of a nation. 3 split maine lobster tails topped with maine lobster in a creamy white wine sauce! four choices, for a limited time, starting at just $15.99! everything's better with lobster! come in now, and sea food differently. everything's better with lobster! so i tried depend and it made the difference between hearing about my daughter's gym meet, and being there. yeah! nailed it! unlike the bargain brand, depend gives you new fit-flex®, our best protection. it's a smooth and comfortable fit w

talk about meeting with republican senators which you referenced lindsay graham earlier. here it is. >> the whitehouse asked me to go with her to do one thing. she simply saying that what she said about the attacks involving spontaneously from a protest were consistent with the talking points and that those talking points were consistent with the classified analysis at the time. so that was my job is to actually show then, and i took them, i took them the talking points. and here's what the talking points said. i took them the classified analysis, and i said here's what the classified analysis said. and it's almost word for word exactly the same. so i wanted to show them that there was no difference between the talking points she used and the classified analysis of what the analysts thought. >> rose: do i understand you're saying lindsay graham has a different recollection about that meeting. >> most assuredly, he does. and i'll let senator graham speak for him sf. it wouldn't be spare for mike morell or senator graham for me to weigh in on that. i will say this susan ric

today, darren criss will dish about the much anticipated season finale and why lindsay lohan could beacing jail time. and a seamy dr. mike & the sex edition. now, here's wendy! [ cheers and applause ]

lindsay and ranking among the most the quality of life with the pp has been severely affected due to a lack of decent solution. as the twenty twenty five s on his sentence. manhunt two hundred and twenty took second in their spending and twenty seven thousand square miles ay ay ay. the main town the answer is that the conditions are going it's on to medicines train stopped and paid a decent facilities. this is the bottoms. it is. i'm addicted to start this the taste of the court. but it is of course all these dumped him the key. it did though so there's got to go to see the shipment got a little submissive. it's interesting. but it could be up to the suspect. what about the yard. what is about god being held the squad since the state to push me. this tuesday is occupied it the six tickets go is down to two to develop the infrastructure here i i i the heels. that being the most acute difficulties move received threats many times. to you i'm just that the groups working to bring down he broke up with the kids to bed before leaving so what don't i just get up. without the tortured msn.

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and lindsay, according to an article, by searching three key words disfire, ex-key score, and pin pal, 324 resumes popped up with people who worked in secret programs so are you surprised? >> i am not entirely surprised, i myself err on is side of caution, to this day, i practically send our family christmas letter the cia's prepublication review board so make sure there's no classified information in it, but i think that post 9/11, we saw such a proliferation of contractors and a outsourcing of our basic intelligence collection, to various contracting organizations various companies, and i'm just not sure that the contractor take their nondisclosure as seriously, or have an understanding of what is classified and what is not. for me it is unheard of you would put the name of a program, and yes, sir the edward snowden information gave us some of those, and you can see you easily do a search on these, and find that people who have worked on these programmed are posting them. >> edward snowden did have something to say to do this with this. but you know and i know, that these projects s

lindsay graham demanding a vote on a abortion ban after 20 weeks.o you feel like you are losing? >> what is really frightening. legislators opposed to focusing on the issues that voters are interested in, jobs and economy. are in fact, just continuing to introduce bills that restrict women's rights. it's been, it's been incredible. i think in missouri, this is a state where already, there are a number of receive striction res. pushing governor nixon. looking at this bill. carefully considering it. it is an extreme set back for women in the state of missouri. we are really hoping he will veto it. >> briefly, we read the statement. sounded negative. what is he going to do? >> i have no idea what he will do. women of missouri. women and men in missouri are paying attention or watching. women across the country are paying attention. this is an extreme measure. will do nothing for women's health and will in fact harm women. >> cecile richard. great to have you on the last word. >> thank you. >> up next, an astronomer react to russian officials who say th

. >> lindsay has -- lindsey has a rating of 0 with the lgbt human rights campaign. >> zero is zero heo help them. >> who wouldn't want a zero from a human rights campaign? what else. >> 92 with the nra. >> isn't that good? >> just a 92. there's a whole 8% left that is dangerous. >> you think 92 is a good grade? >> it's a very good grade, yeah. what does that mean maybe he voted against having a bazooka or something. i don't know. >> 100 spct a good grade. >> there's always room for improvement. >> now we're talking. >> extra credit 110%. >> can i get a 120% how about 140%? this is neck in neck. phebe ko have debates in the spirit of lincoln us have douglas who settle it the right way. >> what is your in pocket. >> what is your pocket right now? >> constitution. this is mega points. >> thank you. >> that is what i'm talking about. >> a wall wet a driver's license. -- wallet with a driver's license. >> stop. what the (bleep) man larry, jeff and the other guy had a constitution on them. >> since i've got my iphone, can i look it up. >> you have an iphone? >> yeah. >> oh, my god joe biden

. >> mitch mcconnell, john cornyn, down in texas, lindsay graham in south carolina.problem is not that the senate, at least is not conservative enough. it's that there aren't enough republicans there and mitch mcconnell isn't running the place, that's the problem and voters get that. what's also interesting here is that voters realize it's very important in these cases, particularly in kentucky and in georgia, to feel, strong state wide candidates because the democrats in those states. the democrats are fielding strong candidates, they're in kentucky, grimes has good name id, secretary of state, plenty of money. and the same down in georgia where michelle nunn is going to be the democratic nominee, again has good name id and can raise money. >> you're saying that mitch mcconnell is the strongest candidate. i think basically he might be a point or two behind grimes, which basically means he's been an incumbent for a long time. >> it's not great, but he's typically had tough re-election rates. he's a proven conservative, he knows how to win, his name recognition, his t

the weiners will see lindsay in court. suing for breach of contract. guess where they saw his face recently. it's a sordid saga that's far from over. and tonight on "20/20," we'll tell you what lindsay has to say about all of this. the weiners have learned a valuable lesson looking for real estate agents. you can't just work on reputation. you have to do your homework. you have to talk to people who have used real estate agents. it's your valuable treasured home. >> and turn on a camera. >> that's what people learn, as well. never know what you're going to see. >> just what you don't want to see. >> amazing. you can watch more of deborah's report. it's tonight. "20/20," 10:00 p.m. eastern, 9:00 central. thank you, deborah. >> good to see you, deb. >>> coming up, candice cameron bure speaking out about trying to be perfect. >>> and our health guru dave zinczenko is in social square. >>> and my "play of the day" zinczenko is in social square. >>> and my "play of the day" that will have you singing. to . that's why you need claritin-d. it combines the lea

the electric giraffe, the creation of lindsay and russell pennington here at the maker fair. so this giraffe is similar in size to a real giraffe, of course, it's missing some basic components of a real giraffe like tissue, organs, but i get the sense of this giraffe smells better. >> yeah. >> so 9 years old. and what was the idea behind this? >> originally, we were just going to have a fun vehicle to walk around, but between the dust and rust and all that going on and people wanting to see this guy at shows is, we decided to retire him and get him cleaned up and get that rust off of him and take him to the next level. we're adding as much life as we can into a ton of iron. >> i look at the way it walks, i'm assuming it's similar in nature to a giraffe. how hard is it to get a piece of iron to mimic those movements? >> it was a bit of work. we did cheat, however. we took a tiny model and they built this plastic toy. how about we get some novelty in here and take that plastic toy up to a ton and a half of iron. >> so the next step? >> we'll be coming up with a full, articulate

lindsay andd by senior market correspondent julie hyman. set the stage about what is going on here?ard jeffries, an analyst at people nicholas summed it up. he says we question whether the, crombie brand remains relevant -- the, crombie dashti in the immaturity and fitch brand he iss relevant -- and questioning if the abercrombie & fitch brand remains relevant. has it lost the customers that have gotten older? they have not changed to remain relevant to today's teenagers. the question is who is the audience right now, and i know lindsay has been talking about what they have been trying to do to improve that because comparable sales have been falling for quarter after quarter after quarter because of this lack of relevance. >> right, they are not targeting the consumer correctly. what did jeffries say to you? >> they are adding the color black, which they had never done before, making changes to their stores. they are trying to reach out to the millenial customer, and the question is will it work. >> who is the millenial customer, someone that might not spend as much time in the mall

i met everybody from casey aflac to kareem abdul jabbar, kirsten gillebrand, lindsay von was followinge around saying i want to you meet this guy and that guy. >> what did you think of president obama's performance? >> he's always so good. i've gone the last 30 years. i've got to bring up the 2011 one when seth meyers was hosting when the president performed standup comedy the night before the bin laden raid. so to be able to do that, that year, the rest is easy, and the president always does very well. he times it really well, and we got to give credit to the people who write the president's jokes. they're really good writers. >> joel mchale was good. he definitely stepped up to the plate. what was your favorite moment? >> joel mchale is great. just be clear the standup comedi comedian, this is not a fun gig. it's not a great gig to prepare for. you're nerve-wracked sitting there for two hours next to the first lady, scratching jokes off, writing more jokes. the best moment was when he made fun of chris christie. i'm not a fan of the fat joke, it's too easy and done but i think we hav

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lindsay said she was surprised to find out she would have to pay an extra $100 for processing here at the consulate. they told her the alternative was to go back to bush street and start over. she said she'd rather pay $500 than do that. so she went ahead and paid the $100 here. she leaves june 12th. i've reached out to the consulate this morning, trying to get a comment about this, and so far, they haven't had any anything to say. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> former nsa leaker edward snowden says if he could go anywhere in the world, it would be home. his asylum in russia runs out in august and the question remains, what happens next? in an exclusive sit-down interview with nbc news last night, snowden told brian williams, he considers himself a patriot. he insisted he tried to work within the system, complaining repeatedly to supervisors before fleeing the country and leaking crucial details about the u.s. government's domestic spying program. secretary of state john kerry calls him a traitor and a coward, but snowden claims what he did, he

adult day program tied with that lindsay operative and just watched dutchman before ceasing. also into round three of the french open warm up the band system is betting that the czech republic. but it was in the creek devastating form and swept aside kevin anderson of south africa with little fuss the sixth seed who was a losing finalist in madrid two years ago pushed to some bacon record against anderson to eleven matches but the six one six for victory. let's face it what's the record in the trial of carrion. last time in the seventy acre a kevin durand was this week named the nba is most valuable player for the twenty thirteen fourteen season. the twenty five year old washington dc make it captured his fourth scoring touch in five seasons this campaign and let the oklahoma from that of the northwest division title and the nba playoffs. it is never going to make it the crows nba today and yes debut. this is true too. van. i saw. so many people will be reunited with the boss though. only. in motivating the increase in the day. to be wary of. i'm still so many times we get to

lindsay cortez is the granddaughter of the founders of in and out. she is a drag racer.uch is known about her. we only discovered her fortune last year. she was born in 1983. son of then is the founder of enterprise products. cap.s a market siblings -- desk siblings face no estate tax. >> when you track these guys and patterns thate come up and show themselves through philanthropy? let's look a little deeper. >> for the younger billionaire, the most fascinating are people who are building their own companies. the rest seem to be people who have fallen into fortune. that is not. the richest woman in china and inherited a property development company. she was going to board meetings when she was a teenager. these are people who are fortunate to have inherited a fortune. >> ok. we are going to leave it there. a great deal of money from mark zuckerberg. the billionaire's editor. the pulse is coming up and mark barton joins us with more. the sun is shining. good morning to you. a big one today. the quarterly inflation report from the bank of england. inflation week forecast a

to pull his punches just last week he criticized elements of free trade negotiations with the us lindsay team mundine do the things that these free trade agreement is unlicensed along the mine on environmental standards the weekend on consumer protection standards no labels. ros bates protection tools to be met with opposition to tyranny in the middle east may often be found in all schools in mind in the new employer. some argue it is not not mince words on to kiss his defense of the common currency has and to the nickname mr you are among his colleagues as president of the unit that he became an advocate for the east crisis ridden countries. he wants to get its fiscal house in order to keep topping up debt stricken countries through your opponents. when i'm running to help boost the european economy in the job market is in portsmouth and the i don't mean that presumptuous way from what i believe that a combination of budgetary consolidation and structural reforms backed by an architect curls policy could put european growth on a firmer footing with them to go the goal. you can read the

that's why you're hearing folks like lindsay graham saying the president is not ending wars, he's losing wars. but the -- there has been, i guess some divide on the republican side, house speaker john boehner put out a statement earlier today he welcomes the president's decision because he feels it's in line with what military commanders have requested. the military commanders have said they need at least 10,000 troops to keep a lid in al qaeda and help train these afghan security forces. all this, brooke, is contingent on the new afghan president, hamid karzai saying he's got a bilateral security agreement. but the two men who were vying to become the next president of afghanistan have said publicly that they will sign that security agreement. that is why the president is feeling comfortable coming out today and making this announcement. >> jim acosta, we won't get too far from you. 40 minutes from now in the rose garden we'll be watching it live. >>> a day of mourning all across the state of california. not just in the communities of islea vista and santa barbara. but university of cal

this is our collaboration with james lindsay on promoting that for the hip-hop audience.his is our new technology. >> last question. how do you view competition in the headphone industry? some don't like beats headphones very much. it is a competitive industry. there is skullcandy. >> there are a ton of products. with beats, kids want to hear the base. they want to hear the punch. that is what i designed. some critics say it is overhyped. if you listen to hip-hop, maybe that is what you want to do. monster sound is about clarity. with all of the competition, they have their own versions. i have yet to find a competitor that can compete with either one. >> all right. noel lee, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> we will be right back. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm emily chang. we turn now to our wiring the world series. how technology is changing retail. millions of customers may be hesitant is what credit cards after the data breach but target is one of many retailers hit by hackers in 2013. cyber thieves aren't slowing down anytime soon. cory johnson is back with us. we

lindsay thank you very much ukraine's interim president of the country security forces are unable to halt unrest rolling through ukraine southeast of the anti government forces seize the city hall and police station in the city of cornwall. the latest hot spot this came only hours after protesters took over three administrative buildings in the nearby regional center of the gods. our police force is also reportedly joined the grass. the event in eastern ukraine our teeth polished player reports for us from donetsk. this building was taken tonight in addition he told this is not a vehicle which isn't mine and his manic pace twenty four seven. but until then those with access to the regional administration building. investors with a governess fact this is when north of cost. this is with a budget wasn't true. no it is special commission can get in the form of gold was seized on the seventh of april. on the tomb was the guy wants mechanic. child care. we could fill a room which i hope to get a better job of the business over. i don't want to have to worry about whether i'm making up to

lindsay rice. who knew?ow for the bwest byte focusing on one number that tells a whole lot. senior west goes correspondent is in l.a. what do we have? >> 86, the age of my angelo who passed away, esteemed poet, author. a cutting-edge woman in business. she was the first female black cable car conductor in san francisco right here in front of the ferry building here in the 1960's. a really impressive person and a great leader among women in technology. >> and a writer of seven autobiographies. can you imagine having that much happen in your life? >> and someone who directed even here in hollywood. >> john, corey, thank you. maya angelou will be remembered as a force of nature. ♪ >> in today's uncertain economy, bank foreclosures are alarmingly high andre

president obama is counting on them to do that republican senator kelli aiot, and john mccain, and lindsay graham call the time table a monumental mistake. time table have helped afghanistan military meet its goals. and nato partners deliver on commitment. critics suspect that by making time table public, the president is really talking to his political supporters. >> afghanistan will not know a perfect place. -- will not be a perfectct plac, it not america's responsible to make it one. future of afghanistan mus must e decided by afghans. >> president will out line america's postwar policy in a commencement address at westpoint on wednesday. his critics say he is relick tan to use some -- reluctance to use some of the power he has. >> thank you wendell, heavy fighting leaving more than 50 pro russian separatists dead. petro poroshenko won by 56% vote, and moved t paint himself as a peacemaker. saying his first mov move as president will be to meet with the east. >> our first guest said that elect resul in europe are a real slap in the face to vladimir putin, here it discuss that and presid

there is some lindsay in the book is star today hard-nosed plan that thing goes to a imaginary and hes accused of being a visionary which was not a pleasant word. it meant someone who saw things. at the end he himself says such a reader show i urge you to get busy to make it happen? that this is just one more candidate? that this is just number book number 47? >> you will still be in poverty. this is your way out in you have to take it. the that is why i like him. he reads when he is toying in a way. there were people who were helping themselves. in oakland we had dead group called the unemployed exchange association people trying to find a way to get by. exchanging labor to harvest the crops for some of the crops soared do odd jobs for what people did not need and fix them up. people when there was no money finding ways to work. so when a candidate comes along about a plan and tries to say you can make this happen that is what starts to happen. and then the campaign manager says make this real. but there is a secretary in every city there are hundreds of clubs that form. even the dem