. >>> logon to facebook.com/rightthisminute, stay in touch all day long.now back to the show.designed t safety feature on tall buildings, but these are near death experiences for children in china. this little boy hanging by his arms from this steel cage that protects windows. looks like the boy slipped out the window and then fell through the bars that just aren't close enough to keep his little body from falling through. >> he is high up. look at that. >> five stories up in the air. some neighbors below have gone out their window, there for half an hour before rescuers were able to show up. and you got to think there is like four people hanging on this thing now. who knows if it is going to give way. >> also, think about the bars that are probably jamming into his poor little body. probably can't even breathe. >> when rescuers did show up, they couldn't get not apartment because no one was home. they had to cut the door open with the giant cutting tool before they could get to the balcony. now they have to cut away the bars that are pinning him in there.

essence, the bottom line, guys, carl icahn wants you to follow him on twitter, like him on facebook and logonwebsite. >> are you guys connected on li linkedin? >> no. >> are you going to write on his wall? are you going to poke him? all right, dom chu, thank you, what do you make all of these disclosures? >> nobody has used the media, social media better than carl. the media, us included. carl wants to break news, he comes on here and he tells what he's already done, and then the stock reacts to it. it's the same with social media. >> tim, you had this look like when mentioned media. he takes advantage of the media. >> i tell you what, i think carl's strategy with apple, people have been frustrated with, and essentially, he's broken out social media. i don't think this is -- it's an early days. i think people are more vulnerable about how they're getting information on twitter. that's the bigger issue here, that's how people are getting their information. >>> coming up next -- our final day of our trader week. we're asking a third najarian to the mix. trysten najarian joins us live after this

well, we're going to show you the website for the foundation, the united farm workers foundation, logon have a lot of great activities happening throughout the country. they are still educating and providing the health education and what not for farm workers. any final thoughts? >> we want everyone to go out and see the movie and to take, you know as many people as you can with you, especially people from all generations, all walks of life. we're hoping to really see that cross generational pool, like my parents took us to see gandhi. we didn't necessarily want to go because we didn't know what we were missing. hopefully we'll have parents, grandparents and god parents taking their younger -- the younger generation to go see the movie. then letting them know what their experience was. it seems like everybody has an experience with cesar chavez. he touched a lot of people's lives. >> he's still doing that. thank you so much for the work you continue to do. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you so much. >> again, drop us a note for next week's "comunidad del valle" on show topics. ther

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logon to krccnn.com/brackets. again, cnn.com/brackets. good luck. that's it for me. i'm here with jake tapper starts right now. >>> breaking news now. the u.s. military is scaling back its role in the several for flight 370. is the u.s. throwing in the towel on this baffling mystery? i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." >>> increasingly it seems like the only feasible explanation someone intentionally steering flight 370 off course to parts unknown. and now an intensified look at the 30 minutes when communications failed or, worse, shut down as the search area expands into two hemispheres, minus one u.s. navy ship. >>> also, increased scrutiny. not only on the pilots but the passengers of flight 370. and the international geopolitical lead backing up his >>> welcome back to "the lead," more now on the world lead with no physical evidence of malaysia airline flights in the 11 days since its disappearance, investigators have been forced to rely on things like pings and signals and radar to figure out what could have happened to the plane and where it may have ended up.

as far as i understand, she can still logon to the computers at the internal revenue service. the media doesn't care, the administration doesn't care. they'll convince america they shouldn't care, either, where this is a second to benghazi, the biggest scandal to hit this white house. >> and i agree with you on that. but the other part of that is, we now look at eight open seats, eight seats that are being challenged that look like they're going to go republican. we look at a generic poll, saying the democrats are running eight points behind republicans going into these midterms. these are very positive signs, the latest poll that produced today by -- that came out at 6:00 today, the fox news polling, this president is in -- he is in so much trouble politically, that it has to influence the candidates in his party. >> 100%. if you look back at the president's numbers, when they started to erode, it was the beginning of the ishs scandal, this tipped it off, to see, lou, amazingly the senators up for re-election, others flips on the killing, it shows you how scared how the democ

for the times of the full-length clip logon to bbc.com/click.always found you don't know you need a hotel room until you're sure you do. bartender: thanks, captain obvious. co: which is what makes using the hotels.com mobile app so useful. i can book a nearby hotel room from wherever i am. or, i could not book a hotel room and put my cellphone back into my pocket as if nothing happened. hotels.com. i don't need it right now. >>> hello. i'm geeta guru-murthy with "bbc world news". our top stories. more sightings of potential debris from missing flight hh-370. it could be objects retrieved within hours. >>> a few minutes ago the prime minister received a call from the prime minister of australia who informed him the australian search aircraft located two objects in the australian search area. one circular and one regu

logon to nbcwashington.com throughout the day for updates on this story and we'll also have more on news 4 at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00 this evening. >>> vice president joe biden slam i slamming russia's moves on ukraine this morning. more sanctions will be imposed soon, they say. >>> pictures of blossoms outside the kennedy center, already starting to bloom. but don't go running to the tidal basin just yet. the blossoms you see in these pictures are a different type and tend to bloom a few weeks earlier than the ones on the tidal basin. the cherry blossom festival begins thursday, though. peak bloom is supposed to happen around april 8th through the 12th. we can't wait, tom. how about a bacon bowl for your birthday? >> oh, yeah. >> just what you wanted, i know. >> wonderful. hey, yeah, that is so wrong, seeing the blossoms in snow. >> i know. >> the good news is that the snow continues to melt, as we're above freezing now. 38 at reagan national and mid to upper 30s elsewhere. low 40s by later this afternoon. temperatures will be not as cold tomorrow morning, down to the low and mid 30s. and w

logon for the latest bay area conditions, rain or shine. the santa cruz area, matt, they already have 3 inches of rain. they could see another 1 to 2 throughout the afternoon. so really the focus is south of san francisco and today shaping up to be a pretty decent day, so maybe some cleanup out there. >> serious stuff. thanks, lisa. we'll keep an eye on it. >>> next, an undying love. the promise this >>> it's a beautiful shot from my emeryville camera. a rainbow was there but we just missed it. so if you caught it on video with your camera, send us your weather pics. >>> a northern california sixth grader is sky high after a big honor from a major air carrier. a necktie designed by jordan fratas of roseville will be the tie for the pilots for the next year. her name is on one of the tags on the front and again on the made by tag on the back. she doesn't want to be a designer of pilots. jordan dreams of being an olympic volleyball player. >>> well, the story of a british man with terminal cancer who dedicated his last months to making his gi

would it be, for example, a change in the power of the airplane, some type of tem to logon to the network really not clear. immarsat and boeing are going to be going through this to understand what would prompt a condition like this. >> john, would it require a human to do something to send out that ping? >> wii, in our reporting last night, we were able to determine in an interview with immarsat that, no, in fact, this was not the interaction of a human with the system, not someone switching a system on manually and saying they want the satellite communication to transmit. it's important to really separate the type of action that will happen by a person on board versus the system's natural automation as far as connecting with a satellite. >> amazing reporting. we're going to continue to follow it with you. john from the "wall street journal." thank you so much. >>> the signup deadline for obamacare, we have another new delay to tell you about. if you're counting we're up to 35 now with the white house announcing this time an extension. it's pretty much based on the honor system giving fo

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of course, and the flight simulator taken from the pilot's house, it's been suggested that a data logon that flight simulator was deleted on the 3rd, a few days before the plane took off. the acting transport minister was also very careful to say that everybody on board is considered innocent until proven guilty of anything. >> there was also one report in the last few hours suggesting that the plane had actually got an instruction to start turning west about 12 minutes before the last known contact with ground control. what did he say to that? >> he said those reports were not true and he wanted to discount that. theo, thank you very much indeed. really not much more to report ab part from the australians saying they discovered nothing in the vast area west of australia. you can find plenty more background on the complexity of this hunt for malaysian airlines ml 370 on our website. go to bbc.com/missingplane for a detailed breakdown of what we know so far, the timings and the look at how a search for a plane is conducted. >>> let's move on now to crimea where tension continues. ukraine

my excuse is i tried to logon, i clicked the blue box, it didn't work for me.e three weeks or the middle of april to decide if i want a delay. you click on the blue box and say i'm exhausted, my card expired, there was an avalanche, a tornado, i couldn't finish the job, i have a.d.d., i couldn't finish signing up, so i have two more weeks to pretend to sign up. at which time, we'll -- >> i do have a.d.d., and it's ridiculous. anytime they make a change here, it's to try to get more people to sign up. that's the right thing, the idea here. >> do they have no shame? >> why should you have shame trying to get people to sign up. >> they promise it's not going to be delayed. they testified under oath it wouldn't be delayed. do you realize the democrats have lost all trust with the american people based on their willingness to lie about it bec american people want affordable obamacare fixed. fixed. >> that's not what they're getting. >> if somebody says, you say the honor system. say they're lying about it, if they get a chance to get insured, why not? who cares? >>

logons the online question every weekday. here are some of your e-mails.ama takes even 1% from the middle class, millions will have to choose from medications and food. enough is enough, america cannot sustain this government. writing if our politicians would create an environment where businesses can create full employment would not be the government on wages. gerald from utah agrees, the people she telling the president where he can cut. struck with 535 people employed on capitol hill and leave the rest of us alone. he works for we the people, not us for him. gene from new york says government cannot manage money without their own personal printing press. typical politicians. i love to hear from you guys. send me an e-mail, go to gerriwillis.com. finally i'm fine with companies pursuing a profit. when companies pursue the profit without regard to public safety or the safety of our personal information, that is it a problem. the problem you will see exposed here on "the willis report." we wanted a fair shake. we should be able to depend on them to treat t

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and so, the doctors can remotely logon, using an ipad to the robot, consult with a patient and help themo save lives. >> have you sold any of the ava 500s so far? >> we have a few orders. we just announced its availability yesterday. and we already have a few orders on the books. >> we're going to leave it there. fascinating stuff. with the ava 500, sitting right next to him. it's -- interesting. >> i think it would be awesome if that could drive the google car. you wouldn't have to go anywhere. you wouldn't have to go out for milk. you could send it. >> your original question. how much do you need that type of technology? >> let's say you're a ceo, i can see how instead of spending half a year on the road, maybe you can reduce that but still interact with people. >> why can't we do it on the ipad? >> you can. but if i'm ava, i can talk to you. and when i get bored of you, which will be very fast, i can turn to b.k. and talk to b.k. >> i'm sorry. >> that's a sentiment. >> the stock is insane. but i think you have to play it, understanding there's going to be peaks and troughs. i think th

if you have a video, logon to our website, caughtoncamera.msnbc.com. i'm contessa brewer. for this edition of "caught on camera." >> from the startling -- >> if i did that i would be arrested or shot and then arrested. >> -- to the silly. >> you're like, wow, my kid's got to get up. >> -- to the sublime. their viral videos, short moments, caught on camera that we can't stop watching. and like a virus, pass it along. >> first thank you do is send it to ten of your friends. >> people flood the internet with videos hoping they will go viral. >> everybody is making videos now. >> i can put my kid on there and get a million views and be on david letterman? >> you're competing with a guy that put a cat down his pants. >> why do people love cats so much.

during our announcement, over 5 million people logon to htc.com here to watch our announcement. >> how many bought? >> how many bought? >> we'll find out. we'll get the numbers. amazing thing, for the first time, a smartphone manufacturer today, the day of our announcement, we made it available. you can go to sprint.com, at&t.com, verizon wireless, you can go in a store today and buy one. >> the thing that concerns me, is you're late to the party. you're coming into a smartphone market where the high-end saturation is a big issue. and i said all along, it's about going back to the place that nokia, years ago, controlled, the small to the mid end. i look at this phone. it's beautiful. but what is different from this phone or different about this phone that is different from the htc one that you introduced last year? it's a bigger screen. a better camera. and a slightly faster processor. those are great things. but that doesn't take the world by storm. >> well, i would say we're not late to the market. we invented the market. htc was building smartphones before they were actually called

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no response was received from the aircraft at 0115 utc, when the ground earth station sent the next logon-log-off aircraft was no longer logged on to the network. therefore, some time between 0011 utc and 0115 utc, the aircraft was no longer able to communicate with the ground station. this is consistent with the maximum endurance of the aircraft. this analysis by inmarsat forms the basis for further study to attempt to determine the final position of the aircraft. accordingly, the malaysian investigation has set up an international working group comprising of agencies with expertise in satellite communication and aircraft performance to take this work forward. the new analysis i have described was convincing enough for the aaib to brief the prime minister that mh-370 flew along the southern corridor and that its last position was in the middle of the indian ocean, west of perth. within a few hours, the families had been informed and the prime minister announced a new development to the world. as the prime minister stated, this type of analysis has never been done in any investigation of this sor

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logon and help the several effort by going to our website and clicking the link. >>> two u.s.ers are among the ships searching for the missing airliner. "uss pinckney" and commander we spoke yesterday. quick question, when were you told to stop searching in the area where the initial search was going on and move over to the straits of malacca? >> well, it was actually two days ago we had our p3 fly over the straigt of malacca there. that p3 saw in the vicinity of 6 to 8,000 square nautical miles of water. we did not find anything, no debris or sign of a wreckage. so it was about two days we flew over there. yesterday we shifted over the strait of malacca and over the gulf of thailand. i don't have today's assignment yet. it's about 5:30 in the morning here. >> did they tell you about the u-turn and tell you to look at the strait over there, did they give you the explanation why you should shift the search location? >>. >> we did get reports of a u-turn and we did get reports of that. we knew why we were over there. but once again, nothing found that he was the search two days

. >> i can logon to my bank account, my online banking account and i'm not tech savvy, as my kids knownd put a wire in, yes, it's lengthy, but i can wire money directly online, and i'm not tech savvy. >> yeah. you know, i think a lot of people need to feel pain points. what -- i mean the banking sector, sending a bank transfer, that's the worst competition. that is just so poorly done these days that bitcoin is a clear winner. >> you talk about pain points. mount gox. >> you've watched companies who didn't do things right, i think fade away recently. and so we're working really hard. >> if i'm a consumer, how do i feel confident? if the brokers out there i don't know who's good and who's not, why would i trust my money with them? its the same question in the early district attorneys of the internet, people making transactions online, how can i feel comfortable make ang online payment? >> is it speed? in other words, if you're coming here, we're a private equity investor and pitching us on why to invest in bitcoin, is it ultimately speed and ease of transaction that is the selling point

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i just saw you tweeted a link to it so somebody sitting home can logon and lend their eyes to this homet. >> sometimes these types of things can make it harder for authorities. how is this site handling that aspect. >> we have gone through many of them. they get better at doing it. they put more systems in place. instead of pouring tons of information over to the officials, they go through check and balance and each image before it is passed on. we are getting better at this each and every time we are looking for a missing person. >> samuel burke, thanks so much. i appreciate it. we'll be right back. this is the first power plant in the country to combine solar and natural gas at the same location. during the day, we generate as much electricity as we can using solar. at night and when it's cloudy, we use more natural gas. this ensures we can produce clean electricity whenever our customers need it. ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good around ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ [ female announcer ] fiber one. [ chainsaw whi

been talking about now for well over a week that's been providing those images for people at home to logonand help in their search through the crowd surfing platform. we don't know if these are the images that the australians were looking at or if they were provided to digital globe by the company individually. but we confirmed, yes, these are their images and they have confirmed with the australian officials that these are their images. did not provide any additional information but continue to work with the australian government along with other officials in continuing to search for the missing plane regardless of if these are the images or not. we do know that nearly 6 million different objects have been tagged and marked by people who have logged on to that crowd-sourcing website. so again s. it possible that these images came through that crowd-sourcing effort? it's possible but they are going to continue to did it until there is any kind of confirmation that the search is over in some way. >> we know so many people are trying to help. this website has krcrashed. ana cabrera, thank yo

logon to krccnn.com/brackets. again, cnn.com/brackets. good luck. that's it for me. starts right now. >>> breaking news now. the u.s. military is scaling back its role in the several for flight 370. is the u.s. throwing in the towel on this baffling mystery? i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." >>> increasingly it seems like the only feasible explanation someone intentionally steering flight 370 off course to parts unknown. and now an intensified look at the 30 minutes when communications failed or, worse, shut down as the search area expands into two hemispheres, minus one u.s.

then on monday you can watch the championship game right here on cbs to see the full schedule logon tok >>> good morning everybody. let's go ahead and take a look at our doppler radar picking up light rain showers beginning in the northern portion of the bay area, zero in on that cell right there, moderate to heavy rainfall and between roanoke park and in petaluma. heaviest rainfall will be later on this afternoon with highs in the 50's and the frontal boundary speeds from the north to the south with gusty winds out of the south 10-20. there's a slight chance of a thunderstorm all the way through tuesday. >>> we all know that diet soda doesn't have caloes >>> we all know that diet soda doesn't have calories. new research suggests it does have health risks. how diet soda may be connected to heart attacks in women. he is joined by mini me favorite son miles. one of them. welcome. >> announcer: this morning's eye opener at 8:00 is sponsored by panera bread. vote for your pan era favorite at panerabread.com. if you can clear a table without lifting a finger... you may be muddling through a

so, if you want to gather your ingredients, logon to today.com, and if you have questions for her, tweetm, #freshcookslive. >>> but let's begin this half hour with a case of road rage caught on camera. the video has gone viral, mainly because of what happened in the moments after. the woman who took this video, well, she's calling it instant karma, and this morning for the first time, she's speaking out about it all. charles hadlock has her story. >> reporter: the woman was on her way to work near tampa, when she says the grill of a black ford pickup filled her rearview mirror. >> he just started tailgating me, and i'm looking in my mirrors. i'm like, dude, really? i mean, i'm going the speed limit. >> reporter: the road was wet from recent rains, but that apparently wasn't slowing the other driver. >> you know, i just pulled out my phone and started recording him. >> reporter: after a few minutes, the black pickup pulled alongside, speeding up and slowing down. the driver smiled for the camera but gave a not-so-friendly gesture, even tried to speed ahead and cut in front, and that's whe

matched the customer's number that the server would publish an e-mail address and then in that same logonwindow it would have a space for entering the password so they never actually like hack the password or anything what's so problematic about that is that's what all sorts of companies do every day that's basically what google does with that spot scrawling the internet i mean if this interpretation of the computer fraud abuse act is correct it really means that millions of people are potentially committing computer felonies every day now is the d.o.j. going to prosecute everybody for computer felonies every day no they're not but what it gives them the power to do is to arbitrarily prosecute the people that they don't like and to say that something is a computer crime after the fact and that's very very dangerous sure yeah i mean the implications are huge for years average internet users i mean it's a really broad interpretation tor i want to ask you really quickly to wrap it up about tweet you sent out last week during weaves appeal where you wrote quote the f.b.i. just visit our offic

allegedly on the moscow for details of the abuse of personally why have invented the digital currency logon to our website to find out who would might be. right to see. first street. and i think the true. on our reporters were very. i. would be in the. western countries to say they concerned by the situation in libya which they claim is spiraling out of control two years after the nato led intervention the country is gripped by lines between government forces islamist militants and militia for my if you pin that diplomat mohamed has son says it's nato's involvement that's behind the current chaos. libya was a very peaceful country and libya there were about five million africans who are living there who are in development index of libya even much higher than russia and saudi arabia and most of african countries even better than most of latin america this is the country that it is they have invaded a destroyed did bombarded and we have to say that i have been in libya for two time in the time of the bombardment. and we have saved openly that it is. a change in libya it will only bring disast

referendum backed by local authorities is underway there and to ron's until friday while citizens can a logon and dedicate a website or vote by phone saying whether they want to form an in the pan and republic however rome has declared the referendum illegal let's now take a look at what this region means for ellie well the now to is one of the most populous regions of the country was eight percent and the poppy. lation living there that's also one of the richest brands accounting for tamper sand the national g.d.p. at its main city venice is the number one tourist attraction with fourteen million visitors annually well opinion polls suggest that the majority of locals are in favor of breaking away from rome ideas or in english go find out what that is. people here believe that they have an absolute right for independence and they say they don't want to have a role as a bureaucratic entity ruling over them they believe it's simply unfair because their earnings are going over to rome in order to make up for the country for italy's financial woes as a matter of fact if one and two does secede f

been going lead off to the new year's eve lately but logon to our web site to find out why you should be extra careful while downloading mobile apps. russia will return the oms and military quick win to ukraine that was left behind in crimean bases present putin has ordered the transfer of the weapons and hardwick let's get the details now from a very if the national who is there in moria so what's happening to the former ukrainian bases in crimea. well indeed we hear that all ukrainians surest men still loyal to kiev have left the crimean region and we also hear that they have been allowed to take their weapons we them we heard that fall in the mitten between russia's president vladimir putin with the country's military and that comes after several reports from ukraine's new rather doubt beauties that eighty percent of all your crane and military personnel based here on the to the russian side at this minute in most president putin has also thanked all russian military and special services for their recent job let's listen to what the russian leader has to say about that. i can assur

wheeling, and she told me that severance came in and presented a virginia state identification card to logon to the computer there, and spent two hours at the computer terminal before the police came in and arrested him there. and he made the first court appearance, and he was not represented by a attorney, and he asked for a public defender, and he told the judge that he does not want to return to virgin virginia. monday, severance will be back in a courtroom here in wheeling, west virginia, where he is going to have an extradition hearing to see if he is going to be brought back to virginia. he is charged with one count, illegal possession of a firearm by a felon, but police say he could face more charges. that is the latest reporting live in wheeling, west virginia, mark segraves, news4. >>> the investigation in alexandria centers around three mu murders. nancy dunning, the wife of a former sheriff. ron kirby, a regional transportation planner. and music teacher ruthanne lodato. she's the daughter of a prominent judge. their murders span more than a decade, but they have chilling similari