dissecting the subtle signs on abc's "the bachelor" can be maddening.he devil is all in the details. but for some at home there's more at stake. you're about to meet fans taking it to the next level. placing bets on contestants, making brackets with their favorites, and bringing the competition into their living rooms. her boyfriend peter greechner are hosting. >> gather around the television. >> so this is pregame. >> this is all pregame. >> reporter: don't let these smiles fool you. tonight is about some serious competition. >> do you want a beer? >> yeah. we don't drink pink wine. >> reporter: wings and pizza. check. a front row seat. check. but these frenemies aren't about to watch a football game. and it's too early for march madness. instead they're betting on another venerable american institution. "the bachelor." >> will you accept this rose? >> reporter: the veteran show where love is the ultimate competition. and each week women are eliminated until only one remains. >> will you accept this rose? >> reporter: megan, peter, and friends lindsy,

madden was the only child to get hurt. police are still looking for who did it. the obama administration will give an extension to people who say they've been unable to enroll in the new health care program before next monday's deadline. un-insured americans will have the deadline pushed back to mid april if they check a blue box on the healthcare dot gov website indicating they tried to enroll before the deadline. the washington post reports the extension will be formally announced today. >> it's like a parent this time i really mean it. last chance! an engine problem has delayed the docking of a russian spacecraft at the international space station. an american and two russians are on board the rocket that blasted off early yesterday morning. they were supposed to arrive today, but an engine burn that was necessary to adjust the spacecraft's orbiting path did not happen as planned. they are now expected to dock tomorrow. a man in california doesn't have to worry about keeping up with the joneses. that's because the joneses don't have a missile launcher in their

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somewhere john madden is proud.mustangs playing in the ncaa tournament knocking at the tournament door! record of 13-19, and they were all fired up for this game dayton, ohio against texas southern. look at this move by david waumbaugh down the baseline. man wish i had hops like that. cal-poly led by as many as 16 in the second half. give me a chris everly jumper, thank you. that's adager. he had 19. the mustangs won 81-69 and draw number one seed wichita state in the second round in st. louis. guess who else is flying to st. louis tomorrow. >> you're looking at him. >> the tournament begins tomorrow here on kpix 5 with ohio state and dayton getting things started. kpix 5 will finish a long day with arizona state and texas special edition of game day follows with dennis and dan, i'll be covering stanford, new mexico, on friday. >>> like texas and taxes in the holiday season i should say it happens every year, president obama and his ncaa tournament bracket. since he has been in office he picked just one national cha

he han't persuaded folks one way or the other. >> kevin madden, bill burton, darlene supervil, thankor joining us. coming up at the top of the hour, fareed zakaria looks at china's response to missing malaysia airlines flight 370, plus new details in the search for the jet. your education is built to help move your career forward. here's how: we work with leading employers to learn what you need to learn so classes impact your career. while helping ensure credits you've already earned pay off. and we have career planning tools to keep you on track every step of the way. plus the freshman fifteen, isn't really a thing here. and graduation, it's just the beginning. because we build education around where you want to go. so, you know, you can get the job you want. ready, let's get to work. but i didn't always watch out for myself. with so much noise about health care, i tuned it all out. with unitedhealthcare, i get information that matters... my individual health profile, not random statistics. they even reward me for addressing my health risks. so i'm doing fine... but she's still gon

excitement of these games this time of year can be maddening for fans and depending on outcome, you might old mad. georgetown upset today. hoyas taking on the wildcats. first half, hoyas down by 13. but smith-rivera doing his thing. gets to the rim. 14 points. offense showing off their skill. this is james bell knocking down the corner three. also fouled on that shot, and one. the second half, more from the wildcats. this time, it's hillier. starks going to lose the ball here. hillier gets the steal. finishes the other way. nova kruses past georgetown 77-59. >>> elsewhere, george washington, up against fordham. going to miss the layup here. armwood, he's on cleanup duty tonight. second half. colonials, down three. you cannot leave this man right here open. maurice creek, for a split second, knocks it down. we're tied at 43. rams played weltoday, despite their record. showed up, that's brendan frazier knocking down three-ball. game tight all throughout. under 4:00 to go. tied at 61. tough layup to fall. george washington wins 70- 7. colonials finished their regular season with 23 wins. >>>

. >> it must be maddening. >> it is very mad nipping. i'm not coming up with the first word, the usual word you use for that, the usual phrase, i'll have to create another phrase. which no one ever used before so i occasionally it is a happyings impinge. >> you have in these tools that were available, that have disappeared, you have to relearn the language in a way. >> or remake it. sometimes when you remake it, it's kind of interesting. but more often than not you're struck dumb. really dumb. >> when did parkinson's first affect your ability to write? >> well, to a degree for ten years probably. but i've always been a spectacularly bad typist. >> that's too bad! >> so parkinson's wasn't that noticeable for a while. but there came a time when i sort of banged my head against the wall in trying to bang the right keys. that is the point at which i didn't suggest -- ann said she would be willing to take dictation for the first time. although she has been my first editor and best editor. >> how did you summon the patience and the -- >> well,

cal poly along john madden must be proud. with march madness less than a week away, be sure to take part in the cbs local bracket challenge to play against us an others all over the country. go to our website for more details. >>> first a's pitcher jerry parker and now this? really? pitcher aj griffin is going to miss reportedly three weeks of tendonitis. no surgery, just treatment. as and giants action. the as just lit him up for seven runs including this from luke motts. as beat the giants a final of 8-1. >>> state high school playoffs. after a shocker earlier this week, could the pride of the sunset, the lincoln mustangs do it again? no. jesuit all over lincoln tonight in sacramento. there is greg romo with the bucket. vaughn curtis with the lay in. they take care of them 76- 47ment hope you are recording this. on the other side, we have a rare saturday nigh top five. it might include the u.s. picking up a gold medal. i won't confirm that. ,,,,,,,,,, i want you to know stuff i want you to be kind. i want you to be smart. s

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michelle madden. vi when. next speaker, please. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is tiffany louie and i'm a student at city college. my parents immigrated to the united states, it was city college that provided language and job skills for my mom and dad to secure careers in san francisco. i am finishing my last semester at city college and will be transferring to u.c. in the fall and my brother is currently at city college pursuing a degree in chemistry. so, you see city college is a stepping stone for my family. i'm here today to speak briefly about the negative impact to the student body, the payment plan system has caused as well as to request to reinstate the board of trustees. on november 12 of last year administration sent out an e-mail notifying students of the implementation of the payment plan system starting this semester. this payment plan system has contributed to dropping enrollment and makes it harder to stay at city college, particularly for students who are most vulnerable including low-income students, working class students, and immigrant

. >>> hi, my name is miho madden. i'm a student at city college. i would like to thank you, mr. campos, for bringing forward this resolution. i'm sure everyone is in support of. i'm still wearing the tattered clothing from yesterday the police ruddv up a lot of us. that's nothing. i saw student organizers, my friends being beaten and pepper strayed outside and frankly egregious behavior. (applause) >>> and anyone on the board of supervisors was willing to support a full investigation of the occurrences yesterday, i think, you know, i speak for the progressive community on campus in complete support of that investigation. ~ roughed >>> thank you. >>> these are obviously the extension of the actions of a administration that doesn't care about students, right. administration doesn't care about teachers that have been pushing these cuts and these people need to leave immediately. not only that, but any sort of plans for future restructuring of the school that is left over by the administration should be scrapped i believe immediately until something is figured out collectively withi

extension of penang chinese to the international community to the doctor is credited as the time to the maddening. this one to do this because it affects the rights of small countries and a not to say is called to attend to the dial up with illegitimate ukrainian authorities. the legality of the russian federation's military intervention in an occupation of ukraine's crimea region. the resolution before us is about one issue and one issue only. and that is affirming our commitment to the sovereignty huge the notion of the general assembly is already becoming a tunic and i to the un security council which is managing all countries the next step will be holding on the new security council meeting and watched twenty eight. christie crane in the future investment the second and the sas coming the building of the parliament. titus had a good dose of the parliament and smashing they don't last to this i start a revolution in mind the resignation of the nice thing to another passage. it depends in response to that appeal to the site of the continent on the kitchen to stop the kabuki. chain. this is the

modernism in announcing the troll under the law does not sentenced to save my son is going to maddening thing is not meant to say much. lifeline by the six mile to buy a second place the rest of that letter there were always in the interest of evidence the whole sees the light is the reality is that with the government that meet behind the industry. her teacher living in the uk will keep pushing ahead at it this good friend jenny t tied to a tiled announced plans to invest into the extraction wells in the uk despite that being a moratorium on first game in the same country. but the actual amount of extracts of was said in the uk is as yet still and nine the sentiment to see you at the shire's difficult age. a recent poll commissioned by the university of helsinki and it just that support for pro game is being decreasing by eighth. in the uk. by the hundreds of people like him. enjoy the day. molik spirit teach reading begins to take place in the uk. you should see this until now with the small anti maintenance. the cancer fighting to allow the police said that they were posing for manch

but they haven't found anything, so it's a little maddening. do you understand? >> i can understand that. >> somebody is saying everything is certain, no survivors. we say how do you know that? they say, well, we used a software program. well, that's great. but i would kind of like to see some wreckage or a black box before people say things like that. you start to believe it's completely over. it's like being on a roller coaster. >> sarah, his girlfriend, was talking about the fact that she still felt he was alive. is that how you have been feeling throughout these terrible two weeks? >> well, i felt like he was. and i know it's hard for everybody to be. i just spoke to some other people. everybody had me convinced that it was over. and as i watched the news, i'm not seeing any proof. i'm really not seeing any proof. i'm willing to accept that my brother is dead and that no one survived. i'll be able to accept that. but at the same time i just wish people would measure their worth a little more before saying things like that. >> what do you mean by that? >> well

this is the conundrum that is maddening for me, the law didn't do anything to prevent the need for abortion. we didn't change the amount of women in the community who are still going to need the service, we just blocked their access to getting it safely. it's just. it's obvious we're going to have a public health problem on the hands. whether it's this side of the border or the other side of the border to meet the need of the population, the need didn't change. >> this side of the border or another side of the border when she says that, she's talking about the u.s. border with mexico. she was talking with us from mcallen texas. you see it there at the bottom of the map. it's the southernmost tip of texas. that part of texas is so far south that a good number of good sized cities in mexico are actually north of that part of texas even though they are in mexico. for ten years, amy has been operating one of only two clinics providing abortion services in the whole rio grande valley, that's an area the size of connecticut. it's got a population of over a million people. the clinic where she's b

the flight may have tried to turn around but the question which only truly grows more maddening with every passing hour is what could have possibly happened on board? the director of the cia today said that terrorism remain as possibility. >> this is not the time to relax because we know there are terrorist groups still determined to carry out attacks, especially against aircraft. >> at this point you're not ruling out that it could be some kind of terror -- >> not at all. >> that wasn't the only topic that cia director john brennan talked about. he also spoke about the accusations that the cia spied on congress. >>> interpol has identified the two men who used stolen passports as iranian men but they are not linked to terrorism, they believe. are any officials closer to finding out what happened to the plane? joining me now to talk about all of this is a former board member of the ntsb and a retired commercial pilot and aviation specialist with safety operating system. as a pilot, john, what does it tell you that the flight was traveling in the opposite direction with no communicati

. >> maddening. absolutely maddening. >> wow, great advice.ough price tags for wedding gowns as sara and ginger are finding out tend to run into thousands of dollars. so who wouldn't want to search for a great deal? but buyer beware. dozens of websites are selling knockoffs of major diners and now the leading industry trade group is trying to shut down those sales. abc's cecilia vega has the details. ♪ >> reporter: perfect day, the perfect dress or not. every year more than $600,000 fake wedding dresses are bought online brides thinking they're getting the real deal for their big day when what they really get is a big letdown. it happened to ista ray. in an investigation three years ago she said she found the $1300 dress of her dreams and bought what she thought was an identical replica online for $320. big mistake. >> can't believe this is what came. i mean, it was beaded and black, you know, pearls and it just ma no sense. it looked like a high school project. >> reporter: but now the trade industry group representing american bridal and pro

maddening, and we don't know a whole lot.n charge. now, they may be, and they may -- someone may know for certain what the facts are regarding the rolls royce engines. but, you know, it's fine for us out here in the public. i feel bad for the victims of, you know, that are waiting in these airports. you know, i lived through that and had to deal with those poor people for days and weeks and months. that's what's a little bit confusing. but i don't think it's unexpected that this is chaotic, because these are chaotic situations. jon: you mentioned that someone needs to get a statement from rolls royce. the malaysia -- air malaysia refused to comment on this statement about the engines the still transmitting for a number of hours after the plane disappeared from transponder. boeing said we just need to accept back from the investigation. that's paraphrasing what the officials said. it sounds like there may be something to this report, at least to my reporter's ears, that those engines were still transmitting for a long time aft

since there are so many needs for oakland, john madden is okay with the way reggie is constructing the 2014 raiders. >> now the raiders needed a quarterback. but to build their team, they don't necessarily have to start them. when you can start a build a team or a better team and really improve and not get the quarterback until later. >> the biggest free agent qb left on the market is michael vick. matt, and mark sanchez have been rumored to be on the trade front. or maybe johnny or teddy bridgewater could fall in the draft at the number five spot. mario is going back to where his career started. the new york giants. with the 49ers, manningham battled constant injuries and placed on injured reserve. and if you haven't yet, log on to kpix.com to fill out your bracket. now i hear it's easy to beat ken bastida. that is going to be a sure thing. >> i think ken bastida is going to get smoked in this thing. he talks a big game, but i see big debt coming on this one. >> wow, those are some words. >> big talk from a guy who won't go on tv. >> i'm staying out of that one. in from the warriors,

. >> it was maddening to us at the time.ening because there had been fair warning. a psychiatrist a decade earlier warned that he was very dangerous and should receive the maximum ten-year sentence under his plea deal. had that advice been taken, gardner might still have been in prison back in 2010. >> there's numerous, numerous times that he fell through the cracks. >> like, for example, his parole violations once released. the cops found marijuana in his car. for a time he lived too close to children. but the judgment of the parole department was not to bust him, and then the public discovered that gardner wore a gps monitor his last year on parole, which ended in 2008, just four months before amber disappeared. but no one was watching and -- >> we found over 100 violations of parole that hadn't been previously discovered by the department. we missed some opportunities to, you know, remove him from society. >> dave shaw was the inspector general for the california department of corrections, the agency's watchdog, which aft

imaginations are running wild over the need to solve this maddening mystery. we'll take a look at some of the most outlandish theories about this plane's fate. welcome to "the lead," i am bill weir filling in for jake tapper today and we begin with "the world lead." it's been a solid week since contact was last made with flight 370 and this has become one of the most baffling histories in the history of aviation. what happened to the 239 souls on board? officials tell cnn that they are looking at whether lithium batteries played a role? this has caused problems with fires aboard planes in the past. a source tells cnn that the plane must have been in tact for at least five hours because the communication system was still sending out pings during all of that time. all of this new information comes after reuters citing unnamed sources that the plane may have intentionally and secretly flown off course. reuters say that military radar shows that the plane flew for hours zigzags way off the course between waypoints, well-traveled established air corridors. that mea

it is maddening for people watching it to feel very caught up in it to have this roller coaster, wellnk now the debris is here, here is satellite imagery. now we learned all the stuff is being discounted. we're moving on. >> sure, i mean, i think the teams on the ships are probably saying that. but i agree with commander marks. at the end of the day you're out there for a purpose and these to provide relief for the anguish of the family members. it is all part of the job. so i think they're prepared to put up with this. >> and certainly you think about family members hearing this new information. that will probably raise all sorts of questions for them about the reliability of malaysia's prime minister. >> well, it will, not only because it is new information, different information. it now throws out part of what they were told before. but if we're having difficulty understanding how data points can change so quickly and how they could be so far off i'm sure the families will have those same questions, too. but there is another point, too. not just that we're going to ease the anguish

it's maddening. and we still have family members of the people on board saying that cell phones were ringing. so what happened here? great question. we do have a precedent, gretchen. we don't know what happened, obviously, but there is a precedent in the 197 0z, 1980s, where you had palestinian terrorists, you had hezbollah hijacking planes and rerouting them to another country to draw attention to their cause, gretchen, sometimes to exchange people on board for prisoners, that kind of deal. so there is a precedent there. did that happen there? as you said, it's been six days. you'd think we would know by now if that was the case. >> i was just going to say, wouldn't we have heard something about ransom or -- the interesting thing is when you start calculating now four additional hours after it lost contact with radar, you have to look at where that puts you on the map. >> yeah. >> and some people are pointing right to pakistan. >> well, look, pakistan -- look, this flight, gretchen, originated out o

chris madden is a volunteer at the everglades outpost.ted to get some point of view video of "big boy," a 13 and a half foot american crocodile that lives at the santuary. so chris made a p-v-c housing to go on top of his brand new go pro camera. but things took a turn for the worst >> i was just trying to get some shots of him but is so messed up camera touch the water, he went berserk. anything that touches the water, he is looking to do some damage. >>big boy will chomp down on just about anything but when it came to the go pro camera, he spit that out. unfortunately for chris the go pro did not survive. "big boy' bit through the camera. but the camera was covered under the crocodile warranty. and luckily, no one was hurt. >> >> green automaker tesla wants to make its cars and sell them. without a middle man. last week.the new jersey motor vehicle commission amended a rule, to keep manufacturers like tesla from selling their vehicles directly to customers. there's also bill in the new york legislature that would ban direct sales. tesla

but it's the right direction according to former head coach john madden. >> they have to build a teamild a team you need younger guys, building blocks. you don't need old tired guys that are trying to steal a year or two. >> the 49ers have re-signed eric wright to a one-year deal. the former archbishop reardon star appeared in 7 games last season one interception but should take on a bigger role with the release of cornerback carlos rogers. ♪[ music ] money money money ♪ >> marcus weir wasn't out of work very long. he signed a three-year $33 million deal one day after being released by the cowboys, with the broncos. in total denver spent over $100 million to try to improve their defense. what does it mean? with those moves, denver's odds to win the super bowl dropped from 9:1 to 6:1. the 49ers and seahawks are at 9:2 to win super bowl 49 and if you want to make money there are your raiders at 75:1. wow. >>> the warriors will take the five-game winning strike to los angeles tonight to face a hotter team. the clippers have won eight street. jordan crawford led golden state last night wi

but here is what is so maddening about it. this is a pattern.peated history of distortion. this michigan ad featured a woman battling cancer, saying her insurance was canceled under obamacare and she could no longer afford health care. except "the washington post" found she had a new health plan and her monthly premiums were actually cut in half. then there was this ad featuring a woman in arkansas who says her plan was canceled. but "the wall street journal" pointed out that no arkansas residents have had their plans canceled due to the health care law. this appears to be a coordinated effort of distortion from the start from death panels to job killers to rationing. all not true. it's one thing to push a political agenda. but it's another one entirely to repeatedly distort the facts. joining me now are angela rye and jimy williams. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> angela, we've seen political ads behind a lot of beliefs, and we've seen them bend the truth. but how far is too far when you're dealing with health care? >> well, rev, too fa

and maddening all at the same time. david and michael, stick around. the agonizing uncertainty for the families. don't forget about these people. we're at week two. families. it brings up some pretty tricky legal questions. the risk of sounding crass here, but there is a financial issue for many of them. how insurance money could be used to help these families if the passengers are never found. and how tough is it for them to get the money? is it up you to them, or is there someone helping them? that's next. ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can clear a table without lifting a finger, you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. ♪ zyrtec®. muddle no more™. [ female announcer ] this week, save up to $9 on zyrtec® products. see sunday's newspaper. ♪ ♪ so you can have a getaways. from what you know. so you can be surprised by what you don't. get two times the points on travel and dining at restaurants from chase sapphire pref

and just maddening, this wait, you know, wait when so many people want to, you know, they want to find out if there's any debris. the families want something tangible that proves the, you know, proves the fact that this flight was lost. just very -- it's frustrating, another frustrating day, jim. >> reporter: you know, another frustrating day, and you have to perceive for the families what the situation is. their loved ones were here in kuala lumpur on march the 8th, flying home to beijing, many of them, and you know, the plane ends up at the other end of the earth, literally, and they want some answers. it's very hard for them to understand. they met with malaysia airlines today, discussing the possibility some of these family members may be traveling on from kuala lumpur down to perth, australia, the site of the sear search. the ceo of malaysia airlines has made it clear that they are willing to set up a center there for the families so that they can be close to where their loved ones may have perished. now, the ceo was defensive today. he talked about the profound sadness for the fa

speculation now which the government is trying to knock down about potential hijacking i think what's maddening to some people if there is a hijacking there is supposed to be a demand. there has been no communication there would suggest any person thinking they are benefitting from something like this. isn't that the problem with that theory? >> that is correct. usually when we have a type of hijacking or situation or terrorism somebody comes out and lay claim and raise their hand, hey, it is us and this is what we want. we don't have that here. you can take it from different angles that's not involvement. you don't have any outside parties in that regard. however, you could take the angle that this is no their entire plan, that maybe perhaps there is more to come and so they are being strategic and thoughtful in what they are doing and not saying anything. i want to point out one thing with what bob said which very good. how do we know -- sometimes you do a background check on people and will is nothing there. one of the key things to finding out if somebody is a threat the communication ask b

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that's why it is so maddening when special interests try to change the w.i.c. food package just so they can save a little bit more money for their product. proper nutrition can save money, something that i think should be popular in this congress. and ignoring science because special interests want to make a quick buck is just wrong. and that's why i'm so proud of this program. a few years ago there was an attempt in the house of representatives to underfund w.i.c., to deny these important services to poor women and their children. the backlash was fierce. that funding was quickly restored and we haven't seen an attempt to cut w.i.c. since. i wish that were true for other federal anti-hunger programs. mr. speaker, this program is what is best about america. ironically it was a program born in the nixon administration. in fact, it came from the only white house conference on hunger, something i wish this president, president obama would convene before his term is over. for 40 years w.i.c. has ensured that poor women and their children have access to nutritious f

his firm makes products licensed to retailers like betsy johnson and steve madden, just to name a few. thanks for joining us. i know it's very late, your time, so tell us what you think and what you see happening inside of china. we got a bad data point out of china. does that, do you believe that data point and does it indicate that china's economy is starting to crack? >> well, thanks for having me, sue. i saw the data point. i do believe that that is somewhat influenced by the lunar new year holiday that fell during that period of time. that being said, i also since i'm here now, am seeing a very tight squeeze on middle market type companies, factory owners who export. they have weak demand for an extended period now from both europe and the united states. they have inflation on raw materials due to appreciation of the r & d over the last three or four years, and believe it or not, because of the one child policy, there's a lack of manual labor for factories so that they have to pay more to get their labor. then on top of it all, they got to go to shadow banking to get some funding

. >> evidence already collected was maddening.tives recovered two bottles of antifreeze in the garage holly and matt lived. somebody else had been living in the house for more than a year by the time they found it. whose antifreeze was it? nobody knew. >> still, was there a way that we could link it up? >> nope. tests confirmed that garage antifreeze didn't match the antifreeze that killed matt. remember holly's friend rebecca? they found her name and called her up and discovered after matt died, she spent every day with holly. here's where detective quinn's eyes opened wide. rebecca said day she was at holly's house and noticed some odd looking chemicals in holly's kitchen. >> she said that it was antifreeze and that it was to winterize. >> did you ask why? >> i thought well, it's in the kitchen and the boat is outside. why would the antifreeze be in the kitchen? >> there was a time when she, rebecca was complaining about her husband and holly said -- >> i can get rid of him. >> i can get rid of him. i kind of joked about it and

maddens think it was cut and bleeding badly. >>: today and the toddler is doing well but have forgotten>: it cracked open. >>: ps. >>: did it hurt? >>: ps. >>: it's a right to it there. >>: all told about at least a dozen a straight edge razor blades of the late side up or found on park equipment strategically placed her to a cut to kids including here at the bottom of the slide. >>: that's pretty sick. that psychotic and away. >>: while everyone questions why police are trying to find out who's taking fingerprints at looking at possible leads. >>: why would that be something to come in your mind of a razor blade to add to a children's park. >>: matt and was very lucky. is this flu shot necessary? it keeps you healthy during flu season. but does it hurt? nah. plus you get a really sweet bandaid! anything else i should know? here's a thought, try scoring more points on the other team. okay. even a warrior can get sick. kaiser permanente reminds you to get your flu shot this season. why wouldn't officers of know immediately that that is not. that's not look like that. >>: that was a frien

-swiss tax treaty despite the treaties highly restrictive, maddening slow unproductive process. in 2011, the department of justice submitted a treaty request for united states client names and information from credit sweep and told the swiss government the department of justice saw this as a test case of switzerland willingness to produce critical documents. at the end of the process that took two request, two court decisions and nearly two years, in the summer of 2013, the department of justice was rewarded with the 238 accounts. getting 238 out of 22, 000, less than 1% is more than an embarrassment. it advocates the home court advantage of using u.s. courts. the law, which is accepted almost everywhere, including the united states, is that if a bank choses to do business in a foreign country, it must accept and operate under the laws of that country. be restricting itself to the treaty process, it department of justice handed over control of u.s. information request to swiss regulators and courts that rule on how they will be handled and elevate bank secrecy over disclosures.

. >> it's like steve madden's, like who wore it better?ok likes it could get. go to our twitter account and retweet it at our facebook page to share it. hope that you'll do that. >> also joining us this morning, our friend wolfgang puck is in the kitchen. he's going to show us -- there he is. he's in the social square actually. >> yeah, i'll cook for you. what's up [ laughter ] >> there you go. he said it best. >> yeah. >> okay. but right now we'll go back to "dancing with the stars" and it's not only been a showcase for celebrities, it's created some and the hough siblings taking their show on the road and talked to cam mathison about this next event. ♪ >> reporter: they are the sizzling siblings who have mastered the ballroom. with seven mirrorball trophies between them julianne and derek hough have danced their way into the hearts of millions. i met you 6 1/2 years ago, and in that time it's like you guys have grown up in front of america together. you've done so many incredible things. >> we are so blessed and lucky that we had an amaz

joining us kevin madden and cnn commentators.h of the media scoff when mitt romney said back in the election russia's the biggest threat. you make the case for why, what we're seeing with vladimir putin is a reflection of president obama's weakness as opposed to him just being recognizeless. >> governor romney said russia was our number one geo political foe, often times trying to counter american interests. so i think one of the reasons -- this was a point of contention in one of the debates that we had in the 2012 election, governor romney said that he's a real is. that he's not looking at russia and their strategic objectives through rose-colored fwl eed gl that we need to check putin and some of the russian interests, we need a firmer american foreign policy posture. now what we're seeing is the fruits of essentially a very muddled foreign policy on behalf of president obama. >> when you want to break it down, it means weak. are we seeing the result of too much of the open hand and not enough of the fist from president obama?

. >>> and being stuck in traffic can be maddening, but it's not as bad if you have someone to pass the time. take a look at this youtube video shot in england. the driver in a complete stop. amused by the fact that the two drivers in front of him were playing rock paper scissors out the window. no word on who won the impromptu competition. >> what do you take? three, two, one -- shoot. >> i don't want to cover that rock. >> you have a new accessory this morning. >> anything you care to share? >> i got married this weekend. i forgot to mention. yes. >> shouldn't that be at the top of the news rundown? quake. we were out in arizona. we had the best time. there we are saying we did it. finally. we're so excited. >> and your husband, mike feldman. >> small and beautiful and intimate. look how gorgeous you look. mike looked great as well. the setting was perfect. the weather wperfect. >> we had a little wind. it exceeded all my expectations. >> at one point, the sun was setting after the wedding with a full moon. a perfect setting. >> and a unicorn walks out. >> they paid a lot for the unic