luego que la junta escolar de santa mÓnica suspendio a un profesor por enfrentar a un estudiante, seÓn de qÉe lo provocÓ. >>> por lo general, decimos que no lo toquen a los estudiantes. >>> la acciÓn resulto en la suspensiÓn del maestro de ciencias que se ve en el video, y es el entrenador de lucha de la secundaria. desatÓ una ola de apoyo al maestro, por una pÁgina de facebook que hasta esta tarde, tenÍa mÁs de 10500 muestras de simpatÍa o likes. >>> creo que a quien mÁs sorprendiÓ fue a la autoridad, la autoridad reaccionÓ pensando que habÍa una actitud negativa por parte del maestro, en realidad la sociedad defendiÓ al maestro. >>> el video no muestra lo que sucediÓ en el aula. >>> fueron mÁs de un estudiante que peleaba con el maestro, el incidente al parecer, se tiene que resolver la investigaciÓn, es sobre drogas. >>> provocÓ que la superintendente de santa mÓnica ofreciera una disculpa y que a cerca veces los maestros tienen situaciones difÍciles y hasta amenazantes y deben proteger su seguridad, suspender al maestro mientras se completa la investigaciÓn, es una prÁctica comÚn

it is more than fast enough for monica.he's used to driving a small car. , says otherenÉ bikes can get past 300 kilometers per hour. he says it is perfect for someone like melanie. monica is not convinced. she has been around bikers all her life. her father rode my -- the motorcycle and so did his father before him. the most important thing for monica is that her daughter gets through the season in one piece. melanie is excited about getting around on two wheels. like all motorcyclists, she will need skill and concentration to get the most out of her new ÷ñps [soft exotic flute music] ♪ captioning and audio description provided by the u.s. department of education. >> bokara: i'm bokara legendre. join me and my guests--scholars and scientists, spiritual teachers and philosophers-- as we explore the boundaries of religion and metaphysics, of science and spirituality. join me and some really fascinating people as we try to figure out what life's all about and how it can have meaning for each one of us.

we come full circle as monica joins for today's pitcher who has a sweet tooth for success. >> hi, i'mulie mcclain, ceo and founder of steeby sora is a premium bean to chocolate manufacturer in maryland. we create bulk and consumer chocolate products. i started in my basement as a single mother working on different formulas from all over the world. your products include our funky line, 300 soon, amazon and our website. we are expanding rapidly and seeking a $3.75 million investment to acquire influence production space, expand our product offerings and enhance our sales and marketing. we are expecting a $36 million profit by year five. a return on profits by year three and four, 30 to 35%, and profit by year two. the chocolate industry had in 2012 u.s. chocolate sales were 19 billion in global. chocolate is one sweet deal. >> all right. thank you so much. great pitch. that looks intriguing. i'm going to give you guys each this. on the scale of 1-10, how much did julie pique your interest and once you get that you get reward of a piece of chocolate. this one looks amazing. chocolate ras

. >> so let's take monica the people who are in that position, they have a seed round, they're being -- they're successful, they're growing but they're not quite at the position that they are attracting "a" round investors. >> well, to bridge that period, the capital can come from your friends and family. that's where most of the money for early stage start-ups comes from. but if you're actually trying to find that series "a" investors what you want to do is really network. network. network. and one of the easiest ways to really connect is to connect with entrepreneurs that have been funded by the types of people that you want to get funding from. that's sort of the back door in to venture capital. those are the people that already have confidence in in getting a qualified lead from one of those entrepreneurs can really go far to open doors. >> and so but the assumption here is that you should take the money from your seed and try and figure out a way that if you don't get that series "a" you can still be an operating business. >> got it. got it okay. and what is the average investme

intentando someter a un estudiante, dentro de un salÓn de clases en la escuela secundaria de santa mÓnicadiantes. >> la acciÓn calificada como alarmante resultÓ en la suspensiÓn del maestro, quien tambiÉn es el entrenador de lucha de la secundaria. sin embargo, esta suspensiÓn desató una ola de apoyo a maestro a travÉs de una pÁgina de facebook. >> creo que a quien mÁs sorprendiÓ fue a la autoridad, porque la autoridad reaccionÓ pensando que habÍa una actitud negativa por parte del maestro y la sociedad defendiÓ al maestro. >> fue mÁs de un estudiante que empezÓ a pelear con el maestro porque el incidente es sobre drogas. >> la reacciÓn de la comunidad provocÓ que la superintendente escolar ofreciera una disculpa y aclarÓ que algunas veces los maestros confrontan situaciones difÍciles y amenazantes, por lo que deben tomar decisiones para su seguridad. y agregÓ que suspender al maestro es una prÁctica comÚn que no influye en el resultado de la investigaciÓn. >> creo que juzgar el incidente es prematuro. >> este miembro fue alumno del maestro. >> es una persona honesta, que quiere mucho a s

monica, nothing to do with president obama at all? >> you have to be kidding.that was classic spin and good for her for trying. that's almost never the case in mid-term elections. almost always about the president. that's why the results are always so tied to the president's job approval rating, how people feel about the direction he is taking the country, regardless of what president it is. we saw in 2010, during the last mid-term election cycle, we saw what happened. it was almost all about obama and obamacare. when obamacare was merely a theoretical proposition. now that obamacare is an actual reality and it's having really negative disastrous effects on tens of millions of people, you better believe that this mid-term election will be all about him and his signature legislation. >> judy, you disagree with monica and maybe 80% of the rest of the country? >> yes. i disagree absolutely. if he had anything to do with the popularity, ronald reagan would have been able to help he senate win the election. he was 20 points ahead of where president obama is today. i

we took you inside the microsoft santa monica studio earlier.ichman is back with more from l.a. and a special interview. arrived atcy tellem microsoft, the tv team consisted of one, her. now you have people in a bunch of different offices and headquarters in redmond, washington and vancouver and london but the key team focusing on the hollywood story is in the santa monica office. i asked her about how broad the different tv originals xbox will be focusing on? >> we are dealing with serious, we are dealing with limited series or what i used to call many serious, feature-length projects, have our projects, short form projects, animation, live events, sports, news -- we cross all jobless. --genres, where you can find it is through xbox live. we are still trying to figure out from a strategic standpoint where it fits. it is something that is unique to our platform and it will be under the banner of xbox originals. >> should be think about these shows being produced start to xbox ory microsoft or is it in partnership with other studios? >> we are op

monica crowley.n washington, d.c., wmal radio talk show host chris plante and john gambling host on new york's wmyn 970. it's great to have you back on the air. >> my friend, lou dobbs, it's great to be back on the radio in new york city, even better on fox business channel. great to see you all. >> we are delighted we don't have to choose. we can accommodate both. let's start with this nevada mess. harry reid looks like the dark, sinister force orchestrating all of this. your thoughts? >> well, i couldn't agree with you more. this is an evil individual, at least in my mind, and his actions, i think, certainly underscore it. i think what happened is that harry reid got frustrated and annoyed and because he is arguably the second or third most powerful person in the united states, he put his foot down and said to the bureau of land management, go take care of the bundies. i'm tired of this. i want to build another solar plant or whatever the heck he wants to do. take care of it. get rid of it. >> and

monica crowley, chris plante and john gambling. what terrific americans.being with us tonight. >> thank you. >> thank you, lou. lou: remind to vote in our poll on line. do you believe the gop split on the issues of immigration, ukraine, russia and the nsa less sense their -- lessens their chance of vick dry in november? vote at lou dobbs dot-com and tweet at lou dobbs news. that leads us to our quotation of the evening seems our great constitutional republic must endure more challenges with every passing day. the quotation. the republic was not established by cowards, and cowards will not preserve it. this will remain the land of the free only so long as it is the home of the brave. elmer davis, journalist. >> "new york times" today reported that outgoing health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius has perhaps a future, in politics. weighing a run for the u.s. senate in her home state of kansas. the happiest person to hear that news just may be the senator she intends to challenge, incumbent republican pat roberts. i believe i hear him saying, br

crowley, and monica, we want to start with you.s on a victory tour, and this has to warm your heart and you have to be feeling good that the man finally crossed the rubicon and got to the goal. >> i have never seen so many people happy and celebrate inin total disaster. this number 7.1, which charles krauthammer referred to as a phony number is still a number that who knows how many people have paid -- >> and i don't know, who says that the number is phony? i am waiting for that. and the usual krauthammer geniu genius. >> and we all saw the president put on this victory lap, but what we know is that the structural problems of obamacare are real and not going away. and we also know that the structural problems are going to kick in as the year progresses, and rates will go up, and those e notices will be going out right before the election. >> and it sounds like conservatives, don, and they are naming names and moving the goalpost, and what about that 7 million? is monica right? >> no, she is not right. come on, lou. what is an en ro

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monica is not convinced. she has been around bikers all her life. her father rode a motorcycle and so did his father before him. the most important thing for monica is her daughter get through this season in one piece. melanie is excited about getting around on two wheels. she willmotorcyclists need skill and concentration to get the most out of her new bike. bike. ÷ - hello. i'm john cleese. it seems that beneath all the apparent differences that separate the world's religions, there's a deep undercurrent that points towards what is called oneness or unity consciousness, the single indivisible essence of all creation. to get some further understanding of this, we're going to explore the concept from both the mystical and the scientific perspectives with an east indian physicist and a british mystic. so settle back, take a slow, deep breath as we join our trusted guide and host, phil cousineau, on this fascinating episode of global spirit, the first "internal travel" series.

the latest release 7,500 pages covers topics from health care to monica lewinsky. >> reporter: a day after chelsea clinton claimed the spot light with a bit of baby news. >> mark and i are very excited we have our first child arriving later this year. >> reporter: the latest documents reveal political irony. they tried to win support for their health care law. her name listed as an important vote. >> the clinton white house with lilly going after congressman, of course 20 years later she would become a member of the family. her son, mark, married chelsea clinton. >> reporter: the documents show hillary clinton often participated in high level political meetings, a sharp contrast with the current first lady. >> i think the documents show how much she worked in tandem with her husband. it is a contrast of what we see today. michelle obama does not appear to play of a role in her husband's politics. >> reporter: and the files show new lights of president clinton's efforts to regain political footing in the wake of the monica lewinsky scandal. blumenthal advised the president to deal wit

. >> monica, your thoughts about actress gwyneth paltrow's statement? >> hi, greta, thanks for having me. i think that she has an opportunity to better the working. she has the platform where she could pitch things like the family act where we are trying to get paid maternity leave out there. and i think it's really upsetting that she wants to compare her multi-million-dollar lifestyle of that to a typical working mother which i i would say that i am. >> you know monica, to me it's astounding how out-of-touch. when you read that you want to gasp because everyone knows that this is actress who has millions of dollars h who gets paid millions of dollars. it's stunning that she thinks that her life is somehow more difficult as a mother. i have never seen anything like it? >> i completely agree. she grew up in a life of privilege. i'm not sure she understands what it is like to live paycheck to paycheck which most of this country is doing. i think she should feel very fortunate that she is part of a special elite culture that she can can afford things such

monica barrett and peter isley among them. >> this is a beautiful cemetery. they're doing a terrific job of really maintaining this sacred space. you don't need $57 million for this space and seven other cemeteries. the real purpose was to keep money from compensating childhood victims of sexual assault by priests in this archdiocese from court-ordered settlements. period. and that is so cynical and so just unacceptable. and it's just a further way of trying to hide things. you're hiding money in the cemetery just like you hide sex offenders in parishes. >> narrator: while vatican departments worked with bishops from around the world to deal with the exploding clergy sex abuse crisis, the new pope brought his own ideas. the first publication of his papacy referred to the urgency of "the current situation and the problem of homosexuality and the priesthood," and it called on seminary directors to screen out gay men. years earlier, he had engineered a change in the catechism to say that homosexuality was an objective disorder. he had also invited leading expert

. >> reporter: students at santa monica high school came running with cell phone cameras when commotioning broke out this morning in the coach's science class. students claim coach black confronted their classmate about alleged illegal activity. >> the little boy was selling drugs in class and the wrestling coach told him to stop. i guess he didn't listen and tables were thrown, they started fighting. >> the kid said get off of me and he pushed the coach and the coach pushed him against the wall. >> this superintendent confirms that pending a full investigation the teacher caught on video is now on administrative leave. >> we really don't want teachers putting their hands on students and we want everyone to act in a way that keeps each other safe. >> this parent believes coach black could have handled it better. >> the teacher was in a position where he could have controlled the situation without violence but i understand being frustrated with the children, being out of compliance. >> school security and santa monica police intervened. the student was detained. many think that coach black

she was a monica. jill, are you our entertainment reporter.gies for not letting you discuss your turtle. is this something america needs? >> yes, america needs this. that's right. we need real actors on our television. not guys getting kicked in the head by train conductors. we need actors, america, we need them. >> it has been a rough decade, boomer. they went out on a high note. should they come back on a higher night? note. >> i like the show. i like courtney cox. if she invited me over for dinner i would go. as far as i'm concerned i can understand. schwimmer was always on the outside. you can understand why he wouldn't want to show up. he was the butt of a lot of jokes. the others are talented and made a lot of money. personally i would watch it. i admit i would watch it. >> it is an interesting show. it reminds me of a time you were six. people think it is a 90s show, but it ended in 2004. isn't that amazing? >> that is amazing. >> i am thankful because i got to experience and enjoy so many years. >> i love being reminded of my 90s exper

he was on the ten most wanted list right now to bin laden, and so he was captured in santa monica, california a couple years ago. living just a couple blocks from the beach. i mean, it was quite a life he was living as this retired guy telling people he was, you know, charlie from new york. one of the things that's interesting about him is he was a bank robber, committed a string of bank robberies and testifies convicted in 1956 and sent off to federal prison, and because he was involved in some attempts, he ended up at alcatraz, which was the, you know, first max security federal prison for the worst of the worst, and much to our delight as reporters, everybody who has done time at alcatraz, their entire prison file is open to the public to see. you can go to the archives in san bernardino, california and read all the files, rerts wrote to his brother while in prison, you know, what his work regard was like while in prison, and it was just amazing to get a glimpse of him as a young man, and one of the things we have known him in recent years is this vicious, scary criminal killer, and to see

melissa: monica, what do you think? would this be like getting in on tesla before tesla's ipo or is it riskier than that? >> it is way riskier than that. if you look at tesla, tesla is not even earning a profit today. melissa: no, it is not but investors are happy with the investment. so the stock is doing well. there's a difference, you're right. >> this is very speculative. i agree i think he is kind of like the next steve jobs. he has got grand vision. he takes big bets and can take big losses. depends on your risk appetite, the conversation is always solarcity. that is the third child. harder to believe in that one than any other one. would you buy any of these? >> they're tremendously speculative, melissa but that is what investors do. they take risk and voluntarily. the whole notion without government there would be no investment in space and no investment in basic research or science. if it is valuable to people, it is valuable to investors. there is plenty money in space but unfortunately a highly-regulated envi

when we caught up with the lead lawyer, monica ribbeck kelly, she denied any of her lawyers soliciting clients directly and said that dozens of families she signed up all asked her to represent them. do you think at this point before the plane is found and any bodies are recovered that you should be negotiating with these families? signing them up to give you a percentage of what they get? is that right? >> it's up to the family. >> do you think it's ethical and moral? and you're proud of doing that? >> of course. >> the families may need skilled lawyers at some point. but veteran lawyers say what is happening now and often happens after big tragedies is a kind of gold rush by lawyers who know there could be millions of dollars in legal fees for whoever gets there first, diane. >> thank you, brian. >>> and now, we turn to another story in the news. u.s. intelligence experts studying this video for clues. a kind of conference of al qaeda fighters including several who escaped from jail, among them some dangerous men outdoors in broad daylight. tonight u.s. officials believe the video is

low-key santa monica office building, microsoft is putting a tv future, and it is tied to this.x entertainment studios is a unit of xbox created to make original tv shows. >> this is a start up the help of microsoft. >> xbox studios is developing all sorts of shows. the steven spielberg-produced halo series, a robot thriller a reality show" on street soccer ahead of the world cup. to watch, you will fire up your xbox. live, are part of xbox you may be able to stream originals the same way you would watch netflix or play an interactive video game. microsoft may strike partnership deals to distribute shows outside of xbox. shows will also be interactive. it is different than lying on your couch watching cable. microsoft is doing this to keep xbox loyalists happy. sold estimated each xbox brings extra dollars to purchases from microsoft, a number that would climb if tv is a success. there is a goal of making xbox one the anchor of the home entertainment network, connected to tablets and phones. >> this is very tacky. >> it is totally does this is techy. >> this is very all of ourmo

monica, this is the exception not the rule.verall many ceos come on fox business saying hey i will have to let people go in the minimum wage federally goes higher. >> kelly, your company and family story is a great american success story and american dream and god bless you. any company can pay whatever they want to the employees as long as it meets the floor of minimum wage. god bless you if you and your employees dos that terrific. we'll look at the macro level, which is what you're talk about, cheryl it does have a discernible effect on a small business in particular in their ability to hire people and retain people. what we've seen over the last five or six years since the great recession the growth in the economy has been among low-wage workers right. >> across the board, across every occupation the wages are actually decreasing. so what we really want here is a prosperous growing economy that lifts all boats. cheryl: well, went by a million people with the president's proposal to get this higher. >> what i'm wondering and

let's talk to monica medda, the management principal at seventh capital invest.jobs. >> there really is one headline that stands out. that's the number of private sector jobs lost during the recession. they have been gained back. here is a picture. we lost 8.8 million jobs in the recession. we gained back 8.9 million. that means we are back at the break even point, back before the recession. you know what it is. it is a reminder that it took almost five years just to get to the break-even point. this is the loaningest recovery on record. it has some questioning how really good this milestone is. a lot of things is changed since then. the government continues cutting jobs. the population has grown. this doesn't account for that. it is not totally back to what's considered healthy. although, you wouldn't get this by looking at the market today. the dow is trading at record highs. brianna. >> we are going to talk to that in a second, allison. monica, when you look at what allison said, last month brought us back to these pre-financial levels for unemployment for pri

i agree with monica.his idea that middle class in the united states is not as well off as those in europe and canada is extremely flawed. anyone who has been to ireland or france or italy or spain or greece recently knows that american middle class do better. >> what about canada? we know that in the countries you mentioned they had a terrible economic crisis like we did. >> there are some scandinavian countries like sweden are doing well. canada actually is doing very well, carol. what's interesting, two points. one is i don't understand what this has to do with income inequality. the reason the middle class isn't doing well is because there is not jobs. there is not economic growth. when you don't have those things, you don't have the middle class doing well. it has nothing to do with the fact that warren buffett and bill gates have so much money. the other point i would make is canada has done a lot of the right things recently. they did not go off to this big spending and borrowing binge that we did i

he is starring in "man in a case " in l.a., santa monica.f you have a ticket you should -- if you can get a ticket, do yourself a favor while he is in the city of angels. there might be a voice you might recognize somewhere in this play. good to have you on. thanks for watching and as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with broadcast legend larry king. that is next time. we will see you then. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. pbs. >>> hello and welcome to business. this week we're in say toga at the arts center. this place is built on 175 beautiful acres. it was built by a former san francisco mayor and senator of california james. the mediterranean style villa and exquisite style garden was left to the people of california. we'll take a peak around the villa and learn more about the interesting man who built it later in the show. she's the young woman to keep

impugning hillary's integrity by linking her behavior to monica lewinsky. a look into bridgegate with new subpoenas. this is "hardball" a place of politics.  >> today, there was a testy exchange between luis gomert and eric holder. the subject, the fast and furious scandal that led republicans two years ago to holding holder in contempt of congress. 1 let's watch. >> sir, i read you what your department promised and it's inadequate. i realize that contempt is not a big deal to our attorney general, but it is important that we have proper oversight. >> you don't want to go there, buddy. you don't want to go there, okay? >> i don't want to go there? >> no. >> about the contempt? >> you should not assume that is not a big deal to me. i think that it was inappropriate. i think it was unjust, but never think that that was not a big deal to me. don't ever think that. >> moments later, gomert hit back. >> we've been trying to get to the bottom of fast and furious where people died, where at least a couple hundred mexicans died, and we can't get the information t

son the 10 most wanted list next to osama bin laden until he was captured in santa monica, california a couple years ago. living just a couple blocks from the beach, living at this -- retired guy telling people he was charlie-gasco go from new york. he was a bank robber who committed bank robberies and was convicted in 1956 and sent to federal prison and because he was involved in some escape attempts he ended up that alcatraz which was the first maximum security federal security prison and was the worst of the worst as much to our delight as reporters anyone who was ever done, and alcatraz their entire prison file is open for the public to see. you can go to the archives in san bruno california and read all of these files, letters he wrote his brother in prison, what his record was like, a glimpse of him as a young man and this vicious, scary criminal, to see these letters if you are on federal prison, you write to ten people and had a big families a six of the people were immediate family members. one of the fascinating things, talk about political connections, at law school. we see

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thousand miles and raised almost over two thousand runners took off march 16th from santa monica and finished in boston. through deserts and tornado conditions.boston marathon crossed the finish line. nasa says there will be a total morning that will turn the moon three a burnt reddish orange. this one is just the first in a series of four consecutive total america will be able to see a times. in san francisco, the cherry blossom festival kicked off this weekend in japan town. running festivals. and music. vo: a celebration of spring and second largest event of its kind in the country. sphene if"our main purpose was to bring together japanese and ameruican culture and strengthen community values." vo: and they do just that through naphtha cultural japanese perfornmces delicious food and live music you'll also find plenty of arts and crafts and games for the kids. nat: spin wheel there's also a community service these students from george washington high are selling green tea ice cream to raise money for a service trip japan. sot: "we're going to tokyo because they had an earthquake t

monica, you are up first. >> when i saw this and they say it's a joke but one of the kids that is seendeos, look, these are jokes but i'm trying to draw attention to the fact that there are some kids on the internet looking on youtube, going on google, trying to find out how to pull these kind of things off. that really scares me: internet and what they're actually up there trying to do. >> what they are trying to do is not only with the net, but they now have recording devices all right in the classrooms. so they record everything the teachers say. all right. they have video devices. >> right. some kids are following teachers. technological component, colmes, teachers are now being watched and sureld by their students. especially students who hate them because they want them in trouble. >> didn't look like it was fun i can't understand put on. and some could see these videos and say wait a minute, maybe this is something i can can actually. have a boss you may not like. >> they dual it to the boss, too. have a video camera in an entire classroom all the time so they know what's going

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welcome back the program, do you agree with monica crowley?or the following reasons. the irs has 80,000 ways they can intimidate a taxpayer. it is called the $80,000 pages of the tax code. secondly they can ask unlimited information of a taxpayer and you would have no idea whether or not that is legal, legitimate or not. but here is the biggest reasons why does the most dangerous scandal. if a taxpayer decides to challenge the irs, they have to use their individual knowledge whereas the irs has virtually unlimited dollars and unlimited time to drag out any challenge that might come from a taxpayer. i know firsthand from what i went through as the early 1990s, it can impact every taxpayer in this country. stuart: unions putting pressure on house democrats to pass the keystone pipeline, build it. threatening to punish 27 of these house democrats come november. why are they doing that, why are they doin going after house dems not trying to impact the outcome of senate races? >> democrats already are in a minority in the house, so they don't reall

joining me now to discuss, chris and monica crowley. thanks to all all of you for jg us.let me start with you. do you think this would be a better strategy? we have some ceos who have essentially better relationships with punt putin than our presid. is that a better strategy? >> if there's one they went on about the history of sanctions as sponsored by the united states, they never, ever work in terms of compelling changing behavior. look at cuba, iran. we know what that cost us, but what it gets us is entirely unclear especially in the case of russia. melissa: so would this be a better idea than? sending people in to negotiate with who they themselves have interest and can put a squeeze on somebody like goldman sachs with a billion dollars of investments in russian company. the sanctions put the squeeze on him and to squeeze him and sent him in to go and negotiate with putin has sort of pay, guy, maybe this isn't in everyone's best interest. is that a better strategy? monica. >> if it is not having that effect on the russian oligarchs who are closer to vladimir putin ter

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i agree with monica.hese are glaring omissions that we don't talk about crimea, we don't talk about russian forces on ukrainian territory today. we don't talk about russian agitators. we don't talk about russian support for them. we don't talk about the troops across the border. there's a whole lot that should be in there, requiring russia to back down, that is not in there. >> we'll see if actually these pro-russian militants who are still in eastern ukraine actually leave these government buildings. monica appinger, former ambassador kurt volcker, thank you for speaking with us. >> my pleasure. >> thank you. >>> switching gears, a big part of the search for flight 370 has shifted. it is now truly under water. we'll talk with an explorer who knows the ocean floor better than most about the pictures we're getting that are showing us a whole new territory we've never seen. stay close. ♪ ♪ abe! get in! punch it! let quicken loans help you save your money. with a mortgage that's engineered to amaze! thanks,