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degrees and both monday and tuesday then set the first time in seasonal and some areas like early marcel over twenty degrees on your brand stance on tuesday. i finally over the nsa has severe weather is happening over the next section of the country. we have a report that a tornado as follows hail the size of an heartache in the texas panhandle things we think right now seem to monday and thunder showers will be spending into the great lakes region in the next twenty four hours but ample signs of the u s quiet court jester sunny weather with exception of the north west seattle at seventeen degrees with high end quiet one and essentially anything areas that the us and canada rakyat extended parks. i know i did the check the church. that's all for this edition of his life. she parks. i know i did the check the church. that's all for this edition of his life. she tells

. >>> welcome to a brand new hour inside "america's news headquarters," i'm marcel neville. >> i'm kellyt in for gregg jarrett today. the captain is charged with suspicion of negligence and abandoning people in need. two crew members also taken into custody, including a third mate, a woman, who was reportedly steering the vessel for the first time. and in unfamiliar waters. the ferry was carrying 475 passengers when it sank on

marcel ball chorus embarrass myself thanks very much and trent was in germany a bracing for major disruptions later this week when pilots with wilsons ago on a three day strike the airline has announced that counseling was four thousand flights a pilot said europe's biggest air carrier had been in negotiations over their pay packets for two years now their union says that all that time management has failed to make any concrete offers it's one of the biggest strikes in kansas history. the three day walk on is scheduled to start into the middle of the week to germany's biggest airline says it will make the stomach and legs but domestic and international flights on tuesday. this week the cabinet he would like to avoid this especially since it's the third strike in five weeks. will try to restart negotiations as soon as possible because the strike itself does not solve the problem is this weekend this time as the company's high lead to a pre testing data mining of the race and one of thompson's to cool off plans to cut spending the time and contacts. it is many common interests and is estimated

north koreans wherever you went talking laughing even openly discussing problems with the country marceli have to mention that you were on a guided tour provided by the d.p. r. k. if anyone saw his documentary that showed a fake weight staffs how do you know that this wasn't all a show for the tourists well i think even in that regard there seems to be a little bit of a double standard in terms of tourism to the west and tourism to the d.p. r. k. yes to go there you do have to be on a guided tour to travel to the united states you don't necessarily have to go on a guided tour but there's very few i would say german tourists who went to go into the empire state building or to the white house who somewhere along the line say hey i want to find out where the two and a half million incarcerated americans are let's go to visit one of these prisons or let's go to the slums where people live in you know despair and are victims of homelessness and all of these other problems so sure you do have the bad with the good as in anything we have to think about it in that dialectic but the thing is kore

but he's kind of like marcel marceau, stuck in the mask of that character. but it's so thoroughly entertaining that i don't think anybody ever complained about that. he has everything he needs. he has intelligence, fabulous education, he's read everything you can name, and he is not just a comedian but a wit in the tradition of groucho and the very best people. if he were only better looking. >> i think we can all say that about ourselves. >> yes. or at least about others. >> what do you think colbert should be most concerned about? granted, he's got 6 or 9 or 12 months to prepare before he takes the late show chair, but what should he be most concerned about? you saw a lot of conservatives critiquing him this week. you saw where they made fun of that. >> that came from the waistline of the country. can i do that joke again? what rush limbaugh said is about as far away from anything i would be interested in unless it was from dick cheney. >> people's political backgrounds may matter. >> you get a good bit from those guys if they're going to, as you say, impo

it will be the last biennial to take place at the museum marcel brewer design space before it moves to it's new downtown location. here's a look at this year's exhibition. ♪ >> rose: this year the whitney took the unusual step of inviting three curators from outside the museum to organize the binal. michelle is a professor of the training department at the school of art institute of chicago. and we have the cheap curator of media ask performance alter at the museum of modern art. joining me is two artists whose work is featured this year. she transnormed a section of the museum fourth floor gallery into an enormous cam russ. and his video series desire uses 3d animation and digital space to explore memory and personal his treatment i am pleased to have all of them here at this table. welcome. really it's a pleasure to have you. here's the calendar and here's the catalog for the biennial for 2014. the significance of this being the last biennial at madison avenue. what is that? what's the significance as it affects the biennial. >> it's interesting if you look at the catalog you just sh

. >> reporter: camia pled not guilty, claiming she stabbed marcel hill in self-defense. >> most everything. there was a little bit of truth. but most of it was a lie. >> reporter: it was the disrespect she showed towards the victim's family that mcbain says sparked the outrage he feels was justified. >> sometimes judges are required to take firm and definite steps to get control of the proceedings. and to ultimately to make the person standing in front of them understand the full accountability of their actions. >> reporter: mcbain, doing just that. sentencing gamet to life in prison. >> i agree with the families. i hope you die in prison, as well. you know, if this was a death penalty state, you'd be getting the chair. >> reporter: and after he said that, and announced the sentence of life without the possibility of parole, people in the courtroom started clapping. gamet's defense team plans to appeal her conviction. >> it's really rare to not only see a judge behave like that but also to see him defend his actions outside of the courtroom. >> no apologies. >> he's human, as all judges ar

. >> they each have to wear gloves like they're marcel marceau.s really exciting. >> yeah. >> seth: the stanley cup has more representation than i do. [ laughter ] >> or me for that matter. >> seth: yeah. now, you -- first of all, your eyes look great. i know that was a big story at the olympics. [ laughter ] they do. it's a serious issue [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. fred, they're fine now. >> seth: oh, no -- that's -- yeah. yeah. >> no. >> seth: but, so that was good to hear. and now it's baseball season. and i feel like baseball is the sport you're most, sort of, historically associated with. >> yeah. it's my favorite sport. >> seth: yeah. >> seth: we had kevin millar on the show the other night with sean casey, and you also work for the mlb network. >> yeah. >> seth: and you're sort of known for your vocabulary. and, um -- kevin millar is known for hitting. [ laughter ] and he told us that you, sort of, sometimes give him a hard time. or you try to help him with his vocabulary. >> yeah. he will -- he wll call me. and he'll say, "all right,

. >>> i'm marcel neville, and i'm eric show in for gregg jarrett today. to "america's news headquarters." there is growing protest in the nation's capitol over thekestone pipeline. demonstrators want the project killed but others say the obama approval is delayed. >> and president obama arriving on his asia tour. >>> and a historic weekend in vatican city. the tour of the most beloved popes will be elevated to sainthood. we are looking at a live picture of vatican city and we are live there with more. >>> first, the white house not making many friends over thekestone pipeline delay. they are been sworn -- scorned after delaying the pipeline for five years and the jobs it could create. but pipeline critics are rallying for the rejection of the keystone pipeline. and they are protesting for that in washington, d.c. today. and molly henneberg is live in washington with both sides on this very controversial issue. >> president obama is pushing back the approval repeatedly. and there is a battle over the issue. one labor leader, the head of the labor's interna

that area that would be considered a good result for candy and that was the re store and the impreza marcel four pc in the canteen excellency the government's nintendo would set the pace for the flu then to fund is seeking sixteen percent reductions of course but with me yet. elections are not to pee and not as as as good as one might expect it. create some trouble for mom i already know. is begotten son and the president and that made actions. the seats will also encourage. i know. park green party trying to sow these are challenges in him he ran our eighth year that the yemeni all been great he said that he be yet. in the company directv actions upcoming year. it'll be yet this gave me directions indeed if it hit the mall for some odd to resign from the kitchen can be such images. the air the devastating stroke for the full monte ne station vietnam leading me to have the confidence. in part he is also needed that people have a common scene that. at twenty the direction diseases is kind of defeat that would of course that would make the page into we conceded a way that creation called ahea

. >>> welcome to a brand new hour inside "america's news headquarters," i'm marcel neville. >> i'm kelly wright in for gregg jarrett today. the captain is charged with suspicion of negligence and abandoning people in need. two crew members also taken into custody, including a third mate, a woman, who was reportedly steering the vessel for the first time. and in unfamiliar waters. the ferry was carrying 475 passengers when it sank on wednesday. divers spotted bodies inside the ferry by divers for the first time today. as the desperate search for survivors continues. >> translator: 176 ships and 28 planes will be mobilized to search the area around the sunken ship. 652 civilian, government and military divers will try to search the interior of the ship over 40 attempts. >> it is indeed a very sad situation there. and coming up at the top of the hour, we are live in thailand with the very latest. >>> and kelly, meanwhile, a glimmer of hope coming six weeks after flight 370 went missing. crews in australia saying they'll be done searching the area in just five to seven days. the bluefin 21 d

this is 16-year-old marcel, the smiling teen-ager accused of lighting a fire in a brooklyn, new york the news. >>> i don't care who is going to be fired, i want to know who is going to jail. the fact is that the irs, there are specific laws that protect taxpayers and force the irs to comply with the law. somebody at the irs violated the law, whether it was lois lerner or not, we'll finds out. >> well, that's where john boehner stands on irs scandal here. do democrats agree? i'm joined by the house minority whip, democrat steny hoyer. congressman, thanks for being with fox today. what's your reaction there to speaker boehner's comments that they're looking for something even more than someone to be fired. they think jail time, asking for criminal action should be looked at. >> look, let me say this, clearly nobody wants to see people targeted by the irs on their taxes. however, this is really turning into a witch hunt. frankly to serve the base of the republican party. the evidence appears to say that things that were done that were not correct, not -- they were wrong, that tried to s

my wife, marcel, and i were touched talking with them. but they were thanking us, the leahy war victims fund for vietnam veterans for helping them with wheelchairs. i'm thinking what if we hadn't had those land mines in the first place. they're lucky because they survived, but they lost their legs, they lost their arms. they're not among the tens of thousands who died from land mines during that war and so many who died long after the war ended. in vietnam we've used late had i war victims -- we've used the war victims fund to provide medication to thousands of mine victims. i want to compliment here on the floor, as a democrat i want to compliment a republican president -- george h.w. bush -- who worked with me and worked with an inspired leader of the vietnam veterans of america, bobby mueller, to start using the leahy war victims fund in vietnam. we spent many millions of dollars to help get rid of the mines. as i said earlier, 40 years after the war, we still have huge areas of this country littered with mines and bombs. and vietnam i