sylvia mathews burwell, if she's confirmed will face the political position. there's nothing like stepping into this. we see them saying that kathleen sebelius did the best she could. it's not about her, but a flawed law. >> we'll watch. >> thank you for being with us. a new report on the albuquerque police department. concluding that officers engaged in excessive deadly force. police say 20 people have been killed in the last five years. heidi zhou-castro is here with more on this. >> the justice department's report found there was a pattern of excessive force by part of the albuquerque police accident. it was a report that was scathing in its breadth and language. >> vindication, that's what the father of kenneth ellis iii felt op thursday, upon hearing these words in the department of justi justice. >> we found officers used deadly force against people who did not pose a threat of death. and against the people who posted threats to themselves. >> ellis was gunned down while pointing a gun at his own head. he had been an iraq war veteran. it has been this ma

president obama nominates budget director sylvia mathews burwell to be the next health secretary. investors ensure strong appetite for greek bonds. in the golf industry swings back. to our viewers in the united states and those of you joining us from around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of these stocks and stories making headlines today. julie hyman follows the drop in equities as jpmorgan earnings disappoint investors. indira lakshmanan on has laid developments from nato on russian troops along the border.n we begin with julianna goldman on health secretary nominee sylvia mathews burwell. good afternoon. >> good afternoon, mark. >> the disastrous obamacare rollout, that was months ago, that was back in october. why did the white house weight so i can make this change? >> -- wait so long to make this change? >> you had the president, out and say he was officially nominated sylvia mathews burwell, budget director, to replace kathleen sebelius as health and human services secretary. timing is everything. i've been rumblings that the president was going to be making this

burwell, who heads the office of management and budget. >> i want to get to sylvia mathews burwell in a minute. she said in an interview on thursday, that she knew she wouldn't be there to turn out the light in 2017. is this a move to get away from anyone associated with obamacare's problems. the president didn't have her at the roz garden ceremony. the day the obamacare sign-up ended. >> that's the point. she was conspicuous in her absence. she was not standing next to the president, and conspicuous in that the president had shout-outs to everyone that contributed to the unexpected success. except kathleen sebelius. i think there was some frustration, there's no question about it, not only among staff at the white house, but members of congress on capitol hill. and that is very significant. as you know, this is an election year for every member of the house of representatives, more than a third of the senate, the democrats stand to lose control, if things condition as they have been. they obviously have taken a political hit. there was desire on the part of leading senator to see a c

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the president tapped slyvia mathews burwell, director of the white house office of management and budget, to take over as secretary of health and human services after kathleen sebelius resigned abruptly last week. "i will miss her i will miss her advice, i will miss her friendship, i will miss her wit, but i am proud to nominate somebody to succeed her who holds these same traits in abundance, sylvia mathews burwell. despite technical difficulties with the affordable care act website under sebelius, an estimated 7.5 million americans enrolled in health plans through healthcare.gov. amazon is offering employees 5 thousand dollars to quit. its available only to workers in fulfillment centers. amazon's ceo says the goal is to enable a choice and encourage employees to consider whether they really want a career with the company. concern over the heartbleed bug continues with an estimated half-million servers at risk. the web security gap can allow malware to scrape the memory of unsecure servers for private data including credit card info. cyber-security experts warn that individuals should

he has nominated sylvia mathews burwell. she will be charged with implementing the affordable care act. >>> police in rios forced thousands of people dches ri, police responded with tear gas. brazil has seen rejts and living costs -- rents and living costs soar in recent months. >>> leaked drafts already generating criticism. the report is expected to refer to the recapturing of carbon after it's been release. environmentalists say that's an untested process. jacob ward has more. >> the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has spiked by 40% since the industrial revolution. and the latest report by the intergovernmental panel often climate change lies the blame almost entirely at the feet of human beings. experts agree the priority should be: reduce our emissions. but what happens if we can't? one market approach is to pull carbon dioxide out of the air. the device removes co2 directly from the atmosphere and scaled up the company claims such devices could have an impact on the entire planet. >> first thing to understan

mathew chance in perth, australia, for us.king about new developments here. miles o'brien, a cnn aviation analyst and science correspondent for pbs news hour and mary schiavo and former inspector general and now an attorney who represents victims and families after airplane disasters. mary, i want to start with you. i want to start where mathew chance began. the statement from the prime minister this morning is saying we're very confident the signals from the black boxes are the missing plane and then he says we are confident we know the position of the black box flight recorder to within some kilometers. that's going further than we can say anyone really has, especially someone of his position to this point. and that seems to really narrow it down more than the search area we've discussed so far. what do you think? >> well, that is a significant narrowing because when we last heard the pings were some 17 miles apart and that would make a very large search area for the submissibles. if we have it narrowed down, one bluefin-21

but i am proud to nominate somebody who succeeds oher who hold these traits in abundance, sylvia mathewsapplause] just a couple of things about kathleen. when i nominated her more than five years ago, i had gotten to know kathleen when she was governor of kansas and had shown extraordinary skills there, was a great advisor and supporter during my presidential campaign, and so i knew she was up for what was a tough job. i mentioned to her that one of her many response abilities at hhs would be to make sure our country is prepared for a pandemic flu outbreak. i did not know at the time that would literally be her first task. [laughter] nobody remembers that now, but it was, and it just gives you a sense of the source of daily haslenges that kathleen handled, often without fanfare, often on acknowledged, but that have been critical to the health and welfare of the american people. she has fought to improve children's health from birth to kindergarten, expanded maternal health care, reduced racial and ethnic disparities, brought us closer to the first aids-free generation. she has been a tir

sylvia mathews burwell. [applause] just a couple of things about kathleen. when i nominated kathleen more than five years ago, i've gotten to know her when she was governor of kansas, and showed extraordinary skills there. she was a great supporter and my presidential campaign. i knew she was up for a tough job ahead one of her responsibilities would be to make sure that the countries repaired for a pandemic flu outbreak. i did not know that that would literally be her first task. to give you a sense of the sorts of daily challenges that kathleen has handled, often without fanfare, often on acknowledged, but have been critical to the health and american -- welfare of the american people. she has fought to improve children's health from birth to kindergarten. brought us close to the first aids free generation. he has been a tireless advocate for women's health. of course, what kathleen will go down in history for his serving as the secretary of health and human services when the united states of america finally declared equality of affordable health care is n

sylvia mathews burwell, director of office of management and budget. >> a fiery crash in northern california killed at least nine, 100 miles north of sacramento. 35 have been sent to area hospitals. a fed ex truck drifted into traffic, hitting a charter bus with

the president is expected to nominate sylvia mathews burwell as her replacement. burwell is currently the director of the white house office of management and budget. >>> just one week after david letterman announced his retirement, we have a successor to the late show desk. comedy central's stephen colbert will be stepping into letterman's big shoes. the announcement came with all kinds of well wishes for the comedian. jimmy kimmel tweeted, congratulations to stephen colbert, a finer or funnier man i do not know. and our own jimmy fallon quipping, colbert will not have to change his name to jimmy. don't expect colbert to continue his conservative fundish shtick, though. he says the new late show will feature him out of character. one thing that will be familiar, his name, colbert has no plans on switching back to the americanized pronunciation of his name, which is colbert. so i that up it would take a little bit more time to announce -- chelsea handler was in the running and tina fey, but -- >> maybe they already knew what they wanted. we were the last ones to k

appear tomorrow with her successor, the head of management and finance at the white house, sylvia mathews burwell. known for her academic background and time in the private sector. the hope is she'll bring management expertise and help with the launch of obamacare as a whole. kathleen sebelius out as health and human services secretary. >> mike viqueira at the white house. >> a still developing story. nine have died in a fiery northern california bus crash. the accident happened near the city of orlan. the californian highway patrol says a truck crossed a freeway medium. the truck and bus went up in flames. at least 35 victims were brought to area hospitals, some airlifted. the bus was one of two chart ared by the state university to bring high school seniors from southern california to tour the campus. >> a tragedy occurred in northern california involving l.a. usd students, these are students involved in a college trip. on the way to a university. >> los angeles unified school district officials are trying to find out which students were on the bus and what schools they came from. we'll

role of secretary of health and human services, the woman whom president obama has nominated, sylvia mathews burwell, are and chatter on twitter, march chester, new hampshire, freedom summit a way for the republicans to test the waters. even though they say secretary sebelius is on her way out they still don't like obamacare. they are still hitting hard what it emergence how it's taking shape. one of the things that americans are watching, this does get dubbed in the cbo report, how many americans are benefiting from the health care law. 7.5 million have signed up. we have to watch and see how many people actually pay their bills and forl through on makind make their payments. that is a big topic of conversation. >> libby casey, thanks very much. >>> the justice department say they will investigate the shootings in kansas city as hate crimes. fraser glen cross is an expected white supremacist. authorities say he opened fire at a jewish community center and shot and killed another woman at a jewish retirement facility nearby. >> in the last 24 hours we have learned that the acts this person c

as mathew said, australia's prime minister briefed china's president on the flight for 370 as the two men met today in beijing. sky news reporter brook court joins us live from the chinese capital. brook, tell us about this meeti meeting. brook, are you there? >> we don't have brook. basically the australian prime minister briefed the families of those missing aboard flight 370. he told us the latest information and we'll transcribing to get back to brooke in just minute. >> let's bring in rob mccallum who helped in the search for air france flight 447 and david funk, a retired pilot for northwest airlines. welcome to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> australia's prime minister says they very much narrowed down the search area to within a few miles. i'm a little confused about that. seriously? have they narrowed it that much. >> the prime minister is privy to a lot more information than i am. that does sound a trifle overconfident. we're moving now into a world that's incredibly dark. working on a slope, working at incredible depths. we still have a little ways to go.

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going to be whether european allies like angela merkel, the german chancellor, they say they're mathewing forward with their own sanctions. but they've said it before and they weren't tough sanctions. so the president when he gets back to washington tuesday night, within a couple of days, he'll be sitting down at the white house with merkel who will be in washington. ukraine, front and center here in asia and will be as soon as he gets back to washington. >> angela merkel, very much a key player there. ed, thank you very much for that report. we'll tell you more about the growing crisis in ukraine. the u.s. and other world powers standing together vowing to impose new sanctions on russia and its supporters in eastern ukraine, possibly as ed henry reported as soon as monday. this as secretary of state john kerry is urging his russian counterpart to help support an effort to free a group of military observers being held by pro-russian separatists in ukraine. leland is donetsk with more. >> it's been more than 24 hours since those international observers were taken and held hostage inside th

>>> a man found dead at the sonoma county central disposal station is identified as 39- year-old mathew dean. h his body was discovered yesterday. investigators say there's no sign of foul play. they believe the body may have come from a transfer truck from the healdsburg area. an autopsy is scheduled today. >>> in a seemingly fitting honor to san francisco's candlestick park, mayor lee announces who will headline the final concertain at the stick. >>> clouds already moving in. wet weather is on the way. mark tamayo will be here to tell you when you can expect to see rain. >> reporter: oracle arena in oakland is relatively quiet right now, but it will be loud. later tonight, the warriors face off with the clippers, game 3 of the first-round series. we'll tell you how the team plans to feed off the home crowd. ♪ >>> it's official. sir paul mccartney is coming back for one final concert at candlestick park before it gets smashed by the wrecking ball. the rockledge nd announced this morning he will return to -- rocklegend announces he will play thursday, august 14th. el chose the stick ove

captain mark mathews is in charge of the u.s.y's salvage operation. >> our mission right now is to look at the higher priority areas and see if there's any debris there and just to continue to keep hitting the small areas to see what we see on the bottom. >> reporter: the "blue fin 21" is working in 24-hour cycles. it takes two hours to reach the ocean floor 15,000 feet below the surface. the submersible will scan the seabed for 16 hours and draw up a picture of the environment looking for wreckage. when it returns to the ship, "the ocean shield," investigators will spend four hours downloading and analyzing the data it collected. on its first mission, the "blue fin 21" is surveying 16 square miles, an area about two-thirds the size of manhattan. authorities will redefine the search area and redeploy the sub. angus houston is in charge. >> it might be very difficult to find something, and you don't know how good any lead is until you get your eyes on the wreckage. >> the submersible's first mission did not go exactly as planned.

sebelius heads home to kansas and sylvia mathews burwell takes her place after. the intense debate takinging place all around the country. maggie haberman, let's start there. republicans say it's the number one issue with primary voters. is it mart for the president? many people thought sebelius would go after the election. is it smart to do this and you get a hearing in the health education and labor committee, then a finance committee vote and probably a week of floor debate where republicans -- i don't think they'll go after sylvia that much, but they will go after, what about premiums, can i keep my doctor and so on and so forth. >> i think the white house is operating from the premise it can't get much worse for democrats in terms of obamacare, we've hit the bottom. if you lose sebelius now, you take the idea that nobody was held accountable off the table, that talking point goes away. also, as you said, the hearings will focus on obamacare, she was confirmed once before, burwell. she will likely be confirmed again. it will provide messy headlines. >> do dem

. >> in turn, the president nominates his budget chief sylvia mathews burwell to replace sebelius. a new survey says families are planning to spend a little less on the prom this year. on average, families will dish out $978 on the annual rite of passage for high-schoolers. that's down 14% from last year, according to the survey released by visa. the costs include formal wear, flowers, dinners, transportation, hair and makeup. an executive at visa says the spending on formal wear may be down this year due to the harsh winter weather, which has been the trend of retail. pope francis kicks off holy week by holding mass in st. peter's square. instead of delivering his prepared homily, he delivered one off the cuff, inviting people to look into their own hearts and examine how they are living their lives. afterwards, he posed for selfies with young audience members and even sipped some tea handed to him from the crowd. for "teen kids news," laura ingle, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> a lot goes into learning to play an instrument, and with many schools cutting back on funding

sylvia mathews burwell is the one we are talking about. >> she has to be confirmed in conscious amount hearings. if she gets the job it will be another round of cans links and premium increases and the possibility government money will have to go to the insurance companies. that's a tough job indeed. gregg: the reaction powered in with republicans saying the healthcare debacle is not about kathleen sebelius, it's about the law itself. >> it's about a failed policy she was asked to implement. a lot of the up plem takes of that poll -- a lot of the implementation of that follow i made it worse. in the end she was given a hard job and that job made her unpopular. >> she is not victim, she was given a hard job. gregg: orrin hatch wished kathleen sebelius well. here is what he said. martha: more on the president's next pick for hhs secretary, her name is sylvia mathews burwell, she is currently the director of the omb, the office of management and budget. she was confirmed for her current post by a senate vote of 96-0. she oversaw preparation for the government's annual budget. she served i

president obama nominates budget director sylvia mathews burwell to be the next health secretary. ensure strong appetite for greek bonds. in the golf industry swings back. to our viewers in the united states and those of you joining us from around the world, welcome. we have full coverage of these stocks and stories making headlines today.

sylvia mathews burwell. [applause] just a couple of things about kathleen. when i nominated kathleen more than five years ago, i had got on the know kathleen when she i governor of kansas and knew she was up for what was a tough job. i mentioned to her one of her many sporbletes would be to make sure our country is prepared for a pandemic flu outbreak. i didn't know at the time that would be her first task. it gives you a sense of the sorts of daily challenges that kathleen has handled, often without fanfare. often unacknowledged, but that have been critical to the health and welfare of the american eople. she has expanded maternal healthcare, reduced racial and ethnic disparities. she has been a tireless advocate for women's health. of course what kathleen will go wn in history for as serving health and human services when the united states of america finally declared that quality affordable health care is not a privilege, but it is a right for every single citizen of these united states of america. [applause] >> kathleen has been here through the long figh

pictorial design and the purely visual character of a scene-- qualities typical of the photographs of mathew brady and others. like the photographers of the civil war, whose equipment made action scenes impossible, homer preferred static group formations, and yet the feeling of directness in recording the ordinary lends to his work a special force. prisoners from the front, with its profound sense of the resignation, exhaustion, and human cost of war, evoked the admiration of both critics and the public and brought homer his first recognition as an artist. paris, december 1866. homer arrived for an extended visit and to see prisoners from the front and another of his civil war paintings that had been selected for showing at the universal exposition. enjoying the celebrity of an artist whose work was well-received, he made the tr profit by drawing parian en for harper's. homer must have been intrigued by the changes underway in french art and by what he saw in the galleries. wi friends, he made several excursions into the countryside near paris, where he developed an eye for the light that wo

mathew fletcher used his status as an officer to take prescription drugs from a senior living complexs attorney says he became addicted to painkillers after suffering injuries and post-traumatic disorder. >>> three men is arrested and while the person is who lives there sound aswleep. investigators say the suspects took several items on the home on katie ridge road. >>> back to our continuing coverage of this year's boston marathon. here with are in the eve of that big race and people are reflecting of last year tragedy at the finish line. thousands runners from the world and elite racers are preparing to compete tomorrow. ktvu is in boston and she's been talking to those in the area about their motivation to make the trip again. rrz. >> reporter: it was like new never ending sea of world. people from all the over the world who came to witness the marathon to the human spirits. >> it is what it is and what it reps. >> among the 36, 000 runners will be a group in the bay area. some are elite runners. some were here last year and others it is a fers. first. >> i have always wanted to ru

mathew switzer is accused of using his status as an officer to take prescription drugs from seniors. he faces five felony counts including fraud and elder abuse. his attorney says his client became addicted to painkillers after suffering an injury. >>> a pair of snowmobilers in maine promise to be more cautious after a scary confrontation with a moose. it happened in main. it was caught on camera. the snowmobilers insist they were not chasing the moose but admit they were following too close because when the moss stopped to turn on them, they didn't have much time to react. >> the only thing i had was to mutt between myself and the moose. unfortunately, that was just the snowmobile. >> he ran back to his wife's snowmobile. she had a gun. but worried that shooting the moose would make things worse, she fired a warning shot right there. the moose left shortly after that. the couple says the moose was missing some patches of fur. actually looked sick. they said if this happened again, they will retreat slowly. >>> this morning, the san francisco 49ers are showing off their newly-install

the president nominated sylvia mary mathews burwell.rowing up in a small west virginia town. >> she brings the common sense that you see in small towns. she brings the values of caring about your neighbor and ordinary folks to some of the big and say most complex challenges of her time. >> if confirmed by the senate i look forward to carrying on the important work of ensuring that children, families and seniors have the building blocks of healthy and productive lives. [ cheers and applause ] >> she the manager of the office of management and budget. she won confirmation for that post but could face a fight for the health and human services job. >>> a surprise for bay area parents and students. a year after his resignation they discover a principal was the subject of a investigation into misconduct and even so is still working with kids. >> three sets of triplets in 24 hours at one east bay hospital and one mother shot she was done with diapers. >> after the break i am tracking your weekend weather. it was cool today. 10 degrees cooler.

sylvia mathews burwell, director of office of management and budget. >> a fiery crash in northern california killed at least nine, 100 miles north of sacramento. 35 have been sent to area hospitals. a fed ex truck drifted into traffic, hitting a charter bus with high school students on board. >> the albuquerque engages in systematic force. the police have killed 25 in the last five years. in some cases officers used deadly force, violating the constitution. >> the north-east of australia is evacuating, bracing for a powerful cyclone, to land in queensland in a few hour. >> president obama was at the l.b.j. library, and gave a speech commemorating the civil rites act in 1964 and president johnson. it paved the way for him to become president. those are the headlines. "america tonight" is next. i'm thomas drayton in new york. you can get the latest news at aljazeera.com. >> anybody could could have picked up the phone for me. police? >> i don't know. >> also tonight, trying to understand why. the mass stabbing in a suburban pittsburgh school raises new questions about safety and security and s

signed up for insurance through the new private marketplaces will stop today obama's nominating sylvia mathews burwell, director of the office of management and budget, to replace sebelius. house republicans are continuing their battle against lois lerner, the irs official at the center of the agency's alleged targeting a political groups. and i are us unit used keywords to single out certain political groups, most of which were right wing. on thursday, a house committee voted to hold learner in contempt for refusing to testify at two panel hearings. a day earlier, another house panel voted to ask the justice department to consider criminal charges against learner. tosident obama paid tribute the civil rights movement and president lyndon johnson thursday during an event at the johnson presidential library in austin, texas. obama hailed the passage of social programs like medicare as well as the voting rights act of 1965, which was gutted last year by the supreme court. the event honored the 50th anniversary of johnson signing the civil rights act on july 2, 1964. >> i reject such cynicism bec

president obama is expected to nominate sylvia mathews burwell, the director of the office of managementget to replace her. >>> a judge ruled california is mistreating its mentally ill inmates, specifically using pepper spray excessively on them and keeping them in isolation units. it's now up to the department of corrections to update its policies. the ruling came after graphic videotapes were released showing prison guards pumping large amounts of pepper spray into cells. >>> a former city administrator in los angeles county got an earful from a judge today and a lengthy sentence for her role in a corruption scandal. the 55-year-old woman will spend nearly 12 years in state prison for bilking bell city of hundreds of thousands of dollars. that corruption scandal drove the city of bell to the brink of bankruptcy. today, an l.a. superior court judge called the woman and her partner in crime, con artists. >> both rizzo and [ indiscernible ] were not content with being pigs. they work on and they basically got slaughtered because you can't keep these kinds of things hidden forever. >> she

. >> jessica mathews. >> thank you. jessica mathews. sometimes bargaining chips, if they never get spent, presumably have very little value. has there ever been a time in your opinions when it would have made sense for the united states to say yes, the war is over, or is there such a time in the foreseeable future? >> is that for either or for both of those? >> yes. >> my own personal view at some point if we could reach her we're sort of the point where we were at in 2005 with a joint statement they came out of the early workings of the six-party talks, that yes, we should say we don't want you to have nuclear weapons and just sort of agreed that you won't. we need a peace regime to replace the armistice. yes, let's work on that. we need diplomatic relations between all countries concerned and some countries need energy and economic assistance, so let's work on that agenda. we've never been able to work out the problem of sequencing. i don't know many people in the u.s. who would argue that we shouldn't move toward an end of the war, w

our coverage begins this morning with mathew chance live from perth, australia, the heart of this searchvery much. well, those comments from tony a t bot, t abbott should be taken in context of the official visit he was on from beijing to china.

president obama has nominated office of management and budget director sylvia mathews burwell as the new head of health and human services. she would replace kathleen sebelius, who stepped down last week. orwell appeared with obama and kathleen sebelius at the white house on friday. >> if confirmed by the senate, i look forward to carrying on the important work of ensuring that children, families, and seniors have the building blocks of healthy and productive lives. throughit is implementing the affordable care act, supporting affordable childcare, or finding new frontiers to prevent and treat disease. >> senate republicans are expected to use her confirmation hearings to take shot the president obama's health care law. kathleen sebelius oversaw the laws troubled rollout, but ended her tenure when the administrators -- with the administration hitting its enrollment target by signing up over 7.5 million people for private insurance. the obama ministration is blocking arantxa ambassador to the united nations from entering u.s. to take up his post. the white house says it won't grant an

president obama is expected to name sylvia mathews burwell as the new health and human services secretaryebelius had announced her resignation. she took a lot of heat for the bungled healthcare rollout and the glitch-ridden government website. >>> australia's prime minister says he is confident under water signals that have been picked up in the southern indian ocean are coming from the data recorders belonging to flight 370. crews have been looking at a narrow search area since a u.s. navy device heard the signals. >>> alex hribal is held without bail this morning the 16-year- old excused of stabbing and slashing 21 fellow students and security guard at his pennsylvania high school. hribal's attorney is seeking a psychiatric evaluation for his client. >> 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick isn't saying anything about a police investigation now under way in miami, florida. a woman says she woke up in a hospital after a wild night of partying with colin kaepernick and two other men. police are now calling whatever happened a suspicious incident. >>> we have breaking news about a freeway dis

sylvia mathews burwell and whether she was part of the signature legislation.writer for president george w. bush. mark, good to see you. >> hi, megyn. >> i think a lot of people would look at someone from the office of management -- omb and okay, pick the most boring person you can find so we have k have the most boring nonconfrontational hearing ever, not so. >> sylvia burwell supplies the president's budget. one on lesser known responsibilities and i only know it because i was a presidential speech writer is obm is responsible for fact checking the president's speeches. when a speech writer sends a speech out it goes through a staffing office and circulated through the senior people at the white house and goes to the office manager and budget where there are career circles responsible for scrubbing it for factual accuracy and send back to speech writer's edits, this is inaccurate, here is another way to say it or a memo. so this office was responsible for scrubbing the you can keep your plan line. the question for burwell is how did the biggest, one of the bi

mathew martoma had a specific 20-minute conversation with steve cohen.oma tripped, we -- flipped and said this some times, gave details what was said they could prove the case. david: quick, fred. >> martoma cool his jets in jail for a while. he may change his tune and ask for rule 35 to get his sentence reduction. david: same thing might happen to michael steinberg. thank you, guys. >> my pleasure. liz: with insider trading there is a winner around a looser. why some people believe it is totally unfair and illegal. david: it is illegal but very difficult to define no matter how you cut it. people are calling it a battle between david around goliath, supreme court shutdown, showdown between up start video company aereo and big media. but it is a lot more complex than that peter barnes in d.c. will tell us all about it. liz: supreme court. it may have bothered congressman and investors and victims but the gm recalls don't really yet seem to bother those that matter, at least to the automaker and its customers. with april sales on pace for a good month are

in fact, remember, the idea was what captain mathews called a tactical survey.y had the pinger, they were going to throw the dart. bluefin was fine. got the job done and still got a lot of days to go. and the club that can work deep in some of the sea floor here is deep, 6,000 meters. in some places deeper, that's very small. so there's a -- there's a menu of vehicles that could do the trick. you so the orion, that's a towed sonar. >> and you can have multiple pieces going at once. >> they have to take a close look at what the potential survey's answers are. are they deep, shallow, rugged terrain, gentle terrain. then you can fit these vehicles. they're all good at something. especially because it's something none of them could replace. then you need to fit the vehicle to the surveyor. the first thing is to find out where the next survey is expect then pick the vehicles. >> is there consensus between the malaysians and australians and other nations participating in the search, the right assets are in the water and there are enough of them at this point? >> repor

. >> woodruff: to replace sebelius, the president tapped sylvia mathews burwell, head of the office of management and budget. the senate unanimously confirmed her for that job last year, but republican opposition to the health care law could mean a tougher time this go-round. senate minority leader mitch the white house confirmed today that iran's new ambassador to the united nations in new york will not be allowed to enter the united states. a spokesman said the envoy was refused a visa because he was involved in seizing the u.s. embassy in tehran in 1979. denying visas to u.n. diplomats is rare, and iran said the decision was "regrettable". australia's prime minister has raised new hopes that search teams are closer to finding what remains of malaysia airlines flight 370. visiting china, tony abbott said the signals detected underwater are helping make their search area even more targeted. >> we have very much narrowed down the search area. we're now getting to the stage where the signal, from what we are very confident is the black boxes starting to fade, and we are hoping to get as

theou can see that is sylvia mathews, talking there in the rose garden.ays, she's judy probably sick and tired of being bullied. she sure had to put up with nastiness. obamale writes, president used her to implement his disaster health care law but does not recognize her. he's a bad leader. let's go to george in west virginia. i agree with the last caller 100%. mrs. sebelius probably saw the .riting on the wall, she's being held in contempt now. mrs. sebelius probably got shook up on all the hearings she went through and did not tell mostly all the truth and everything. i think she sees the writing on the wall because she might be called up again and be held on contempt and go to jail, just like the other lady might be going to jail. >> you are on c-span. caller: i think kathleen sebelius is resigning because she was bullied very much. i felt sorry for her, because she took her advice from the top, that's all. it was the top guy that gave her the orders, and she had to say what they wanted her to say. i think obama care is a waste of time. it was only pas

i want to thank steven, sylvia's husband and mathew and helene for sharing wife and mom with us a littlee'll miss seeing you around the house but i know you are gonna do an outstanding job as american health and secretary of human services. last time she was confirmed unanimous. i'm assuming not that much has changed since that time. [laughter] >> with that, i want to -- >> you've been listening live to president obama nominating the replacement for kathleen see bell just -- kathleen sebelius. the budget office the replacement has been overseeing has certainly had quite a bit of involvement in the important issue. this is a story we'll continue to follow and there's much more coming up at ktvu.com as well as twitter and facebook. >>> also new this morning, pg&e is working to repair a power line that was ripped off a power pole by a garbage truck. it happened around 3:30 this morning on rogers avenue near old bayshore highway in san jose. the driver was not hurt only a few customers lost power but it has been restored. >>> it has been almost a year and still there have been no arrests in

what does sylvia mathews burwell face? guest: we are getting to the first enrollment. right now. what doctors will people be able to see? there is a whole raft of issues. when it comes to putting the health care law in place. fornext big one is premiums 2015. that will be a political story, a much people see their costs .ise durin she will be under pressure to keep the rates down. we know there is some early backlash about the size of the prevent not -- network. they are small this first year. they want to see them get bigger. when you expand your networks, that means higher prices. there will be competing pressures there. this we a huge political story. you can imagine how many ads will run. democrats will be concerned about that. host: she is the nominee. she's be confirmed. what is the congressional response. thet: pretty chilly on republican side. obviously, that was a less controversial position. was on her qualifications. it is about the law. be moree going to fights over the health care law that they hate. they're going to ask about delays. they're going to ask about of th

sylvia mathews burwell, does she have the gravitas to fix the system. >> she does. when thing they has is the ability to work with the republicans. she had been a liaison to the republicans on the hill. if she conditions to show that, there's an opportunity to making is right. someone augmented, changed and amended. sheep was the right person to do that. a lot of what you'll see is not so much tweaking of a policy, but a concern about the legacy of the policy, after the president leaves office. this is a signature public policy issue. while they have met the targets, they'll be focused on how to talk about in, not just in 2014 in november, but 2016. >> and the approval rating is in the lower 40s. the rollout with of obamacare has been a tonne to do with that. there is a failure perspective. it probably won't be successful. you'll see during the midterms america will favour the republicans. democrats will not be talking about obamacare. >> is that true? do you tiping they won't talk -- think they won't talk about obamacare. >> the problem is we saw this, that the dem

mathew santos is getting rain. all of last night, the wettest month.s we continue off, the big thing we are concerned about is the area that we have in the mid section of the country. a lot of moisture funnelling in from the coast. dynamics, cold front, cold air. a dry line setting up. it's more of a pattern for severe weather. with or without the severe weather, rain missouri, illinois, snow in the dakotas, and the risk for severe weather. primary risk is hail, damaging winds and isolated tornados can't be ruled out. part of that is that warm air that we'll see across the region fuelling all of that. look at the temperatures on the different side of this. 75 in memphis. 45 in chicago. tomorrow the risk enhancers more. so a higher risk for places like missouri. in a snow tomorrow on the northern side of this. >> new satellite images shows the path of destruction caused by the massive mudslide in the united states. the image was taken on march 31st. released on tuesday. the death toll from the mud slide at 28 with 20 other people missing. allen schauffl

i am proud to nominate somebody to succeed her who holds these same straits in abundance, sylvia mathewsmore than five years ago, i had gotten to know kathleen when she was governor at kansas and had shown extraordinary skills there, was a great advisor and supporter during my presidential campaign. and so, i knew that she was up for what was a tough job. i mentioned to her that one of her many responsibilities at hhs would be to make sure our country is prepared for a pandemic flu outbreak. i didn't know at the time that that would literally be her first task. nobody remembers that now, but it was. and it just gives you a sense of the sorts of daily challenges that kathleen has handled, often without fanfare, often unacknowledged, but that have been critical to the health and welfare of the american people. she's fought to improve children's health. from birth to kindergarten. expanded maternal health care. reduced racial and ethnic disparities. brought us closer to the first aids-free generation. she's been a tireless advocate for women's health. of course, what kathleen will go down i