matt didn't get the call. instead he went to work for his uncle whose powder coated engine parts was another company. >> what did he think of the job? >> the thing that excited him about it is he was going to take over. my uncle was grooming him to be the boss. >> what he wanted most of all was a family. so when he met polly -- >> matthew fell in love. 110%. he really loved her. >> some people plan out their lives carefully. those people may have issues with matt and holly. his daughter samantha was born give or take nine months after they met. the marriage part would come later. >> he loved being a dad. he loved the little girl. >> and loved holly. holly loved him. holly told her sister the story of how they eventually got engaged. it was during a romantic weekend in niagara falls before samantha was born. holly was in the bubble bath. >> she couldn't hear because the faucet was running. he was down on his knee and she realized oh, my gosh, you are proposing. >> that is romantic. >> i thought so. the bubbles.

matt rang the front doorbell.s, jason ambushed him. [ shots ] ken grabbed the rifle barrel, but it was too late, and jason fired seven shots, killing his father instantly. jason and matt ransacked the house to make it look like a robbery. they selected the spent shell casings, but unknowingly, left one behind. matt disposed of jason's blood-spattered clothes and tried to damage the inside of the rifle barrel to render it useless as evidence. but ken maclennan's blood inside the barrel and the shell casing from the scene were more than enough evidence for the trial. jason maclennan pleaded not guilty and claimed he killed his father in self-defense. the jury didn't buy it. jason was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison. matt moeller pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and was sentenced to 30 years. >> sometimes i still can't believe that i'm here in prison. i still can't believe the decision i made to put myself here. >> the boys' plan to murder ken maclennan went off without a hitch,

today matt feels and uses his new thumb as if the old one never went away. despite his bloody battle with the giant eel, matt still dives and leads expeditions to what he calls the most beautiful place on earth. but now he's just a little more careful about feeding the animals. >> i think if i felt anything, i just feel silly that i've let this happen to me. i was just careless. >> looking back at the entire odd mishap, matt is grateful for one thing. >> i like diving without a wet suit because it makes me feel more streamlined in the water. one of my concerns after the accident, i wasn't wearing a wet suit and i was only wearing a pair of board shorts and i was concerned that it could have been a lot worse if she had swum under the legs of my shorts. >> now that would hurt. >>> coming up?-- >> it actually stuck to my mask and my mask was coming off. >> a giant pacific octopus tries to crush a diver. >> i thought it was coming straight for him. >> a 600-pound marlin spears a young fisherman. >> oh, my, god. oh, my god. >> all of a sudden this great white sha

but mattes continues to report on suleiman. and after his third story, mattes says he gets a frightening phone call. >> in the middle of the night, i'm going to come get you. you're an insect. you better retract. >> mattes says threatening late-night calls to his personal cell phone become regular and frequent. >> all of the threats were directed at my reporting. all of the threats were directed at shutting me down. >> the now notorious mauling starts while mattes is interviewing this man, b.k. phillips, for a fourth story about a pair of previous run-ins with suleiman. >> this is our house. >> phillips lives next door to one of suleiman's buildings and he says, first, they have a neighborly squabble. and on a second occasion, as phillips walks through his neighborhood back to his home on a sunday afternoon, he says suleiman crosses the line. >> suleiman shows up out of nowhere, screeched up in his car, kicked open his car door, ran out and literally was posturing like i'm going to kick your butt, i'm going to beat your ass and

unless it's matt. she takes his car. >> there is this deejay and he's -- they're known for doing pranks. they're known for doing pranks. usually really funny. they decided to do something much more touching. there were people who either they believed were homeless or on the street or in need, and he decided to dress like a waiter going around l.a. and serving people -- >> a nice waiter from a fine restaurant. >> yeah. and find people who looked like they could use a good meal. let's take a look. >> how are you doing, sir? >> good. >> got some chicken, green beans, mac and cheese. fancy here. >> very nice. >> how's it going, sir? i've got your chicken plate right here. and some water. with everything you need. and if you need anything else, let me know, okay? >> okay. d.j. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you too, man. >> i brought you some chicken. >> do i need to pay anyone? >> no, this is all you. >> i appreciate it. >> yeah. >> awesome, man. i'm glad. >> oh, that's sweet. >> yeah. >> yeah. that

>> then matt reveals the final surprise.h her family and friends, all seated in the back so ginny wouldn't notice them in the dark theater. >> and he turned me around and my family and friends are all up in the stands and it was just an unreal moment and, like i said, i just thinking back on it, i can't even believe that it happened. >> ginny says yes and the mission is accomplished flawlessly. matt and michael post the video on the internet, complete with ginny's reactions. >> the only reason we posted online is because there were some people that were supposed to be in the theater that day that weren't able to come and everybody was like, we have to see it. >> they saw it all right. so did more than 20 million others. matt and ginny become overnight youtube sensations scoring rave reviews from countless viewers. >> i think it's good for people to see a true love story. >> the best e-mails that i've received is from people that have been married for years and say, you know, i was really in a slump with my marriage and me an

matt keller is on the scene waiting for the tow truck to do its thing. matt?> this car went down the 50'. bangment at 5:00 a.m. and right now it is all the way at the top of the tow truck with the driver at the top of the hill and when you move the truck they can get the truck on the back of the tow truck and cleared. we will move right out of the way. here is the c.h.p. officer, but, when that is up they will have to close one of the lanes on this ramp, the connection ramp on 380 and 280 and when they do that they can clear it out. >> we will move out of the way so they can get that done. >> thanks, matt. >> right now more on traffic. >>> get out of the way, matt. looks like they are getting by but when it it is on the road there could be delays 280 from eastbound 380 in san bruno area. in cupertino, an early accident that has now cheered from -- cleared from the lanes and richmond-san rafael bridge shows rain on the camera lends and traffic is flowing smooth but there is patchy fog so use a caution. lisa is on the roof. >> four to five mile visibility is wha

. >> i'm matt keller. driving in, we had to deal with a little drizzle. >> didn't have to use windshield wipers like yesterday. how about you, mike? >> a little drizzle, windshield wipers running intermittently. wasn't steady rain but a drizzle. you can see we don't see much on live doppler 7. cloud cover with a lot of moisture that slowly dropping out of the clouds in the form of some drizzle. that will hang around until 8:00 or 9:00. then we see the clouds open as drier air moves in. but the sunshine this time of year will add energy to the atmosphere. that's why we have a random shower possible during the afternoon hours. slightly cooler, mid to upper 60s bay and inland. calmer at the coast. temperatures around 60 degrees. lets find out about the commute. >> not bad but we do have wet roads like you've been saying, mike, green cells on the map over here. that indicates the problem on the roads. not necessarily where it's raining now but wet roads for sure. that's the reason for this solo spinout. in hey

but none of this is for matt.e is a military man, and marijuana would be a career-ender. >> i grew up in wisconsin in a well loving family, and i was educated that that's a drug. you don't do that. and i never did. >> but just decades ago, marijuana was a legitimate medication. also called cannabis, prescribed by doctors and dispensed by pharmacies. >> rolling. >> this is harry -- >> but that all changed in 1930. >> a relentless warfare. >> henry anslinger. the united states first drug czar. for him, public enemy number one, you guessed it, marijuana. this guy saw how he could increase the budget of his department by having this mission, going after marijuana. >> you know, saying there is this drug that the mexican migrant workers are smoking, and it's loco weed and it's going to make them crazy and they're going to rape your women. >> he got the anti-marijuana message out through news report, and then came this. >> convinced that he is hopelessly and incurably insane. >> the film "reefer madness," portraying the

but none of this is for matt. he is a military man, and marijuana would be a career-ender. >> i grew up in wisconsin in a well loving family, and i was educated that that's a drug. you don't do that. and i never did. >> but just decades ago, marijuana was a legitimate medication. also called cannabis, prescribed by doctors and dispensed by pharmacies. >> rolling. >> this is harry -- >> but that all changed in 1930. >> a relentless warfare. >> henry anslinger. the united states first drug czar. for him, public enemy number one, you guessed it, marijuana. this guy saw how he could increase the budget of his department by having this mission, going after marijuana. >> you know, saying there is this drug that the mexican migrant workers are smoking, and it's loco weed and it's going to make them crazy and they're going to rape your women. >> he got the anti-marijuana message out through news report, and then came this. >> convinced that he is hopelessly and incurably insane. >> the film "reefer madness," portraying th

matt? >> all right.lisa. >>> in sports this morning, stanford football team will hold its first spring practice at 9:30. there will be a controlled scrimmage. last night the warriors were at madison square guard denardens the knicks. here is larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. when he lit up the 54 points, that statement made a statement throughout the league. they were back in the world's most against a horrid nick. andrew bogan here. thunder from down under. andre in transition. a healthy jermaine o'neil, a huge jam with two hands. andre -- you notice the knicks play defense like -- i don't know, like every other possession occasionally. they were hacking each other. 73 points at the half. thompson with a miss. and, thank you, used to play for the knicks. warriors with defense of their own. look at clay thompson harassing carmelo anthony. warriors roll 126-103. after winning in philadelphia, the sharks shuffled off to buffalo to face the last sabers and ryan miller

i'm matt keller in for carolyn tyler. we're going to get a first look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. little wet out there, huh? >> maybe a little wetter than you thought waking up this morning but good reason for that. we have a moist zonal flow that will be with us not only in the day today but much of the upcoming work week. what's it mean?!di bnwtyi uhwx >>>bspx firefighters are exti h extinguishing hot spots in leandro. flames were reported at a home on altamont road before 5:00 a.m. at one point while crews were battling the flames a floor partially collapsed. one firefightery&w he's okay, there are no maimericries. the cause is under investigation. officials say this is the same location of a fire back in november, an illegal pot grow was found during that fire. >>> developing news in oakland, police are investigating a shooting that left a woman dead. around 9:30 last night around 78th and garfield avenues in eastmont. the woman was taken to the hospital where she died. no word on her identity. no a

but none of this is for matt.e is a military man, and marijuana would be a career-ender. >> i grew up in wisconsin in a well loving family, and i was educated that that's a drug. you don't do that. and i never did. >> but just decades ago, marijuana was a legitimate medication. also called cannabis, prescribed by doctors and dispensed by pharmacies. >> this is harry -- >> but that all changed in 1930. >> a relentless warfare. >> henry anslinger. the united states first drug czar. for him, public enemy number one, you guessed it, marijuana. >> this guy saw how he could increase the budget of his department by having this mission, going after marijuana. >> you know, saying there is this drug that the mexican migrant workers are smoking, and it's loco weed and it's going to make them crazy and they're going to rape your women. >> he got the anti-marijuana message out through news report, and then came this. >> convinced that he is hopelessly and incurably insane. >> the film "reefer madness," portraying the users of

matt worked there.feeling -- >> fear, guilt. >> so there was something in you brewing. >> yeah. >> for a long time. >> there was a conscience trying to get out, i guess. >> it just took a while. >> yes. >> 25 years is what it took. and when matt realized who he was talking to -- >> there was a numbness, i think. every emotion in my body shut off. >> reporter: now their message of forgiveness is being shown in classrooms like this one in long beach, california. >> i don't know if i could forgive somebody the way he's been able to forgive me. >> if they could make peace with the past. >> jewish, gay, they were the enemy. >> reporter: so could anyone. >> all we ever wanted was for people to have a conversation about subjects that they normally would not open up to having. >> reporter: and talk they did. >> did your mom kick you out just because you were gay? >> yes. it was only because of my sexuality. >> reporter: is it frustrating at all to know that as much effort you put into yourself it's still going

but none of this is for matt. he is a military man and marijuana would be a career ender. >> i grew up in wisconsin in a well-loving family and educated to that is a drug. you don't do that. and i never did. >> but decades ago, marijuana was a legitimate medication called cannabis prescribed by doctors and dispensed by pharmacies. but that all changed in 1930. >> relentless warfare -- >> the united states first drug czar. for him, public enemy number one? you guessed it. marijuana. >> this guy saw how he could increase the budget of his department by having this mission, going after marijuana. >> you know, saying that this drug the mexican migrant workers are smoking and it's going to make them crazy and they're going to rape your women. >> he got the news out through news reports and then came this. >> it he is insane. >> the film "reefer madness" portraying the users of marijuana as unproductive, crazed. >> people are still afraid of what pot can do to them. >> in many ways to have defined our attitudes for 70 y

joining us crash investigator matt robinson and former 777 pilot jesse bicson. welcome to both of you. if you wanted to evade radar as a former 777 pilot, could you do that? is that typical training of a 777 pilot? how could you go about preparing yourself to do this? >> well, it's not typical training and they don't teach us how to evade radar. but as pilots we do know what is required to have an aircraft intear -- interrogated from the corridor. the acar system is crucial because that acar system is basicalli' gives a position report to the company as to what altitude, what airspeed and, key, how much fuel you have on that airplane at that particular time matt, at the same time, if you turn off acar you are going to get off. pick you up, right. something going to the sky? >> precisely. primary radar that just sees a piece of aluminum flying out in the sky there touraine masking somebody flying low and trying to avoid radar in this type of aircraft is nearly gobble. you need to -- nearly impossible. operate in the capacity to detect military aircraft. specifica

matt? >> thank you, lisa. >>> it will take a lot more rain to ease california's drought concerns. abc 7 news reporter lillian kim has details. >> reporter: san francisco has been getting all of its drinking water from the hetch hetchy reservoir in yosemite for years. the plan is to drill as many as six wells on the city's west side hoping a chunk of the project will be paid for by relief money from jerry brown. >> your money portfolio is better when it's diversified and so is your water. ground is set to break this foul. >> the san francisco puc will be asking some of the drought money be used to fund a city program that will not just give away water-efficient toilets, faucets and shower heads but install them, too. the east bay utility district is focusing on recycled water itvw% plans to put $1 million of drought relief money toward its east bay shore recycled water project which will supply 2.5 million gallons of retreated waste water. >> it's used in irfwags so household front yards, ma

that will present the distinguished award. >> i'm matt i'm the technical with the sfusd tonight i have the honor to present introduce ms. gibbons as the distinguished award. she's worked the district almost 20 years and served some of the biggest challenges she worked at the schools that have helped the children through counseling. i had the pleasure of joining the staff and she's been working at dpw our procedure are restored practices and she's a great advocate it's an honor and pleasure to work with her so happy to recognize her tonight. >> i would like to add i know nike gibbons we worked pta together for many years she was served us well, and a parents wonderful and a great volunteer at our schools. >> first of all, i would recycle to thank everybody forbid this animation and this recognition. i think the things that have been the most important that many of us in education are called to this work and this is the highest service we can offer and i feel very lucky to stand beside our children working year after year beyond what was asked of them and so i feel very, very lucky to be

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matt worked there.eeling. >> fear, guilt, yeah. >> so there was something in you brewing. >> yeah. >> for a long time. >> it was a conscious-- conscience that was trying to get out, i guess. >> it just took awhile. >> yeah. >> 25 years is what it took. and when matt realized who he was talking to,. >> there was a numbness, i think every emotion in my body shut off. >> now their message of forgiveness is being shown in classrooms like this one in long beach, california. >> i don't know if i can forgive somebody for what he has been able to forgive me. >> reporter: if they could make peace with the past. >> jewish, gay, they were the enemy. >> reporter: so could anyone. >> all we ever wanted was people to have a conversation about subjects that they normally would not open to have having. >> and talk they did. >> did your ma kick you out just because you were gay. >> yes t was only because of my sexuality. >> is it frustrating at all to know that as much money as you have put into yourself that it is stil

now, i heard jim kalstrom and matt talk about contact.here's a lot of stuff on the internet about this airplane being over the top of vietnam. that may not be necessarily true. and a lot of those tracks will take the airplane over the south china sea so it's over water. and so they may not be able to make a landing on land if they had control of the airplane. and if the airplane did go into the water, then of course we don't have any kind of emergency locater transmitter that would assist in the search and rescue efforts. it will probably be finding stuff, debris floating on the ocean. >> from cnn weather center, the weather at kuala lumpur airport at the time of takeoff about ten hours ago showed partly cloudy skies, light winds, less than 10 miles per hour, estimated the plane would have been over cambodia or vietnam at the time it lost contact. there's no significant weather issues in that area, no big storms or anything. if there's been no weather element to all this -- obviously we have no idea -- could it just simply be engine failu

here's matt lauer. >> and good morning. i'm matt lauer in new york. we're coming on the air this morning as president obama arrives at the vatican for his first-ever meeting with pope francis. it's the 28th time the u.s. president and a pope have met, either at the vatican or in the united states. the first time though that these two heads of state will be meeting face to face. the president's motorcade coming into st. peter's square. it will be taken up to the san damaso courtyard where the president will exit the motorcade and be greeted by dignitaries from the vatican. from there he'll be escorted to the second loggia and up to the apostolic palace where he will meet for an undetermined amount of time, maybe 45 or 50 minutes, with pope francis. a lot to talk about. this meeting comes at the end of a very busy, perhaps even stressful, week of meetings for the president in europe. nbc's peter alexander has been traveling with the president and he is in vatican city this morning. peter, is this something more than just an elaborate photo op? is there

matt? >> kevin tibbles, thank you very much. let me bring in greg fite, former ntsb investigator. good morning. >> good morning. >> you've seen that kevin has given us a tour of the simulator cockpit. is there anything in that cockpit that you think investigators need to look at first? >> given the fact that there are five power sources, that we probably know that the airplane stayed powered for it to fly not only that hour and a half for the radar data but continued on. you've got radar -- i mean, you've got radio and transponders. >> let's talk about the transponder. kevin showed us where it is. said that it could be turned off. i know there are a lot of people who speculate that a poilot or someone in that cockpit deliberately turned it off, and you think that's one of the possible scenarios. why, though, can it be turned off? why would you want that? >> because when the airplane is operating on the ground, you don't want it squawking the data code because it clutters all of the ground-b

back with dan henninger, matt comiskey and bret stevens. bret, was the president able to rally united western response to putin? >> in a sense, yes, because there was relatively little appetite among europeans to take a firm stance. anything more than a rhetorical stance against putin to release europe's heavy reliance on russian natural gas. he laid down a weak and rhetorical marker. he said the united states nor europe would not be coming to ukraine's defense militarily. >> we weren't going to do that anyway. >> we didn't need to explicitly tell the russians if they want to amass troops on the ukrainian border they wouldn't face a notional opposition. >> he did invoke nato's article 5 saying we would go to war if a nato country was invaded. he called the allies to step up. >> 1950 a speech was interpreted to suggest -- >> secretary of state atchinson. >> korea did not fall within america's security perimeter. north koreans listened to that speech and decided to invade south korea. truman had to reverse his secretary of state's statement.

thank you to matt miller of bloomberg news.oming up, he created his own business to help people find a nanny, housekeeper, or a cook. meet the creator of hire society. this is "taking stock." ♪ >> if you have ever been in need of a nanny or made, you know it is important to find someone trustworthy. my next guest is a former butler and he has created a placement agency. david is the chief executive of hire society. it is a pleasure. thank you for being here. tell me about your personal story. you have had a career in the entertainment business. how did you found hire society. >> do you want the short version? >> go ahead. you can do whatever you want. >> my experience of personal service, my father died when he was quite young. my mother wanted to go back to graduate school and become an attorney. that is when i realize the importance of domestic care. it is a necessity. i have always been an entrepreneur. i tend to find myself in unique situations. i was producing nightclub events in college. then i started working in restaura

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i remember the night that matt found out, or the night that we discussed my relationship with matt, he probably around 14, and he -- we were sitting there and he said to me, is mr. walt gay, dad? and i said, well, would it make a difference? and matt said to me, well, it would if you were. and i said, really? he said, well -- and then i just -- i said to him, i said, matt, walt is gay, and so am i. and he just kind of looked at me and nodded, and i said, are you gay? and matt said, no. no. i'm -- i'm straight. i like girls. and i said to him, well, when did you decide you were going to like girls? and he just kind of looked at me and said, well what do you mean? i said, when did you decide you wanted to like girls? and he said, well, it just kind of came natural. and i just looked at him and nodded, and i guess a couple seconds later he got it, and he was fine with it. i'm sure there were times that, you know, he thought about it, but, you know, as far -- he was still close to walt and still close to me. >> westboro, it seems, figured out during the course of this you were gay. they co

i'm matt keller in for katie marzullo. we will start with a quick first look at the accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen on the roof. is it raining out there, lisa? >> it is. i don't know why i'm trying to be so cool and not have the imup. it is lithe rain at the moment. the winds are also an issue. heaviest activity is south of the bay area where we are looking at some pretty heavy rain down by salinas and the central coast. take a look at north of davenport. it's coming down at a pretty good clip. there's a possibility of thunderstorms, very high seas, and there has been a tornado spotted in parts of southeastern california. active morning here around the bay. palo alto looking at light showers. you see the san ramon valley is wet and heavier showers toward 101 south of petaluma and novato. definitely slick roadways out there. as we go through the morning, the activity mainly south of san francisco. it will continue to push further to the south and we will look for a few sunny breaks in afternoon but the

but none of this is for matt.is a military man, and marijuana would be a career-ender. >> i grew up in wisconsin in a well loving family, and i was educated that that's a drug. you don't do that. and i never did. >> but just decades ago, marijuana was a legitimate medication. also called cannabis, prescribed by doctors and dispensed by pharmacies. >> rolling. >> this is harry -- >> but that all changed in 1930. >> a relentless warfare. >> henry anslinger. the united states first drug czar. for him, public enemy number one, you guessed it, marijuana. this guy saw how he could increase the budget of his department by having this mission, going after marijuana. >> you know, saying there is this drug that the mexican migrant workers are smoking, and it's loco weed and it's going to make them crazy and they're going to rape your women. >> he got the anti-marijuana message out through news report, and then came this. >> convinced that he is hopelessly and incurably insane. >> the film "reefer madness," portraying the us

matt? >> in five minutes we watched the tow trucks arrive taking the vehicles out here at the investigation wraps up. osgood will be open by 7:00 this morning between the parkway. three people are sent to the hospital including the four-year-old girl. the mother was driving southbound and veered into the northbound lane hitting a camry driven by a 30-year-old fremont man. >> we have one independent witness who puts the southbound vehicle between 50 and 60 miles per hour in a 40 miles per hour zone. speed is not totally unseasonable but it looks bad because both are traveling at 40 or 50 miles per hour. police suspect both drivers everyone under the influence of alcohol at the time of the crash. the man was cited for drunk driving and the woman was taken for the hospital with life threatening injuries and is in critical condition. plod -- blood tests were done on both of the woman could also face child endangerment charges. police officers went down the road and a sergeant said they are now

great to see you, matt miller. i'm stephanie ruhle. >> shafter. i'm really excited to see the truffle piece. i don't like the taste or smell at all of truffles -- >> but i want to see it. >> it looks interesting. >> i was inside the kitchen at the four seasons and i like truffles, the way they smell and taste a not so much what they cost. time now for the newsfeed feed. hopefully we will get that right. top business stories from around the world. a little more than four hours for now, janet yellen hosts her first news conference as chair of the federal reserve. fed policymakers are wrapping up their two-day meeting, it's exciting. they are expected to cut another $2 billion from the bond buying program. up shortat fedex came in the fiscal third quarter. i hope matt miller is listening to the world's largest cargo whatne it's -- guess they are blaming it on? >> bad weather. >> 2 lucky winners split the $400 million rise in the megamillions lottery -- sadly, not a spirit always know about the winning ticket is that one was sold in florida and the ot

i'm matt keller. >> i'm kristen sze. crazy overnight, some drizzle. >> check in with mike nicco on the rooftop. just damp outside. >> pretty much. looking down, grounds wet, streets wet embark der okay, nothing falling from the sky. a few breaks in the cloud cover. that's temporary. low clouds fill in. a threat of drizzle around through at least the 9:00 hour. here is a look at live doppler, much drier than possibly when you went to bed last night. residual moisture out there for morning commute. day planner next 12 hours around the bay, mid-50s. very mild when you step outside. notice how quickly we break into sunshine around noon. stray shower possible into the early evening hours, much quieter. still mid to upper 50s. a little fog developing in the north bay, drizzle around east bay. clouds open up, hang out low- to mid-60s through the afternoon, isolated shower possible. fade into the evening sky. drizzle and fog at the coast this morning, drier, run in the low 60s with a slight chan of a shower there. i think really

matt, your thoughts? good or bad idea in. >> it is worrisome, we have to project strong in a way that does not harm our own economy interests, make sure if we are able to press reset button again, i want to be able to do it. lou: if we never hear the word reset against -- your thoughts. >> i'm a mother, when i tell my children don't do something or else, i better make sure i have that or else plan, when president said there will be sanctions, he has not lined up the guys who'll do sanctions yet there are threat, he will not carry out. lou: last word. >> bottom line, i have not seen anything or anybody who has the ability to compellingly tell vladimir putin no. lou: thank you very much. an american anchor ho works for russian state television deliver a surprising on air critique of russia's intervention in the ukraine. >> just because i work here for, does not mean i don't have editorial independence, i can't stress enough highway strongly i am against any states intervention in sev represent nations 678 w

we're back with dan, matt and kim.irst of all, how vulnerable is europe to russian energy supply and how is putin using that advantage? >> well, europe gets about 25% of its natural gas -- >> overall. >> from russia. the e.u. does. of which -- that's only 6% of the total supply. >> but that's not the case with the eastern side of -- >> they get more. >> as many as 100% or 90 some percent in the eastern states. >> in the baltics. germany gets about half of its natural gas from russia but those numbers have been going down. as a total share of the energy mix, it's only about 6%. so there is dependence, but it can be overstated. on the other hand, russia is entirely dependent on europe to sell its natural gas. russia's biggest market is ukraine actually followed by germany. so if russia were to cut off its natural gas supplies, russia would stop getting revenue. >> but russia is already trying to squeeze ukraine by raising prices. >> that's a purely political move. the price they charge is a fictional price. remember that

matt has more on this story. matt? >> crews are still working on the stoplights at the intersection of californiason and interstate 80. check out video, a car crashed into a poll and that was at the end of the camp. c.h.p. chased the car last night and during the long chase, spike strips were used against the car. the car was driving on the rips -- rims. >> it was plat and driving on one rim at a high rate of speed over 100 miles per hour. because of the safety for the public and the officers, we discontinued the pursuit. >> officers say the driver lost control of the car after he exited and tried to run off. the officers were able to catch him. no word on why he ran in the first place. he faces charges for evading officers, drives over 100 miles per hour and hit-and-run. amazingly, no one was injured including the driver. >> several major developments in the missing malaysia airlines story. we know the identity of two men who boarded with fake passports. katie marzullo is following the developments. katie? >> it is lo

but none of this is for matt.e is a military man, and marijuana would be a career-ender. >> i grew up in wisconsin in a well loving family, and i was educated that that's a drug. you don't do that. and i never did. >> but just decades ago, marijuana was a legitimate medication. also called cannabis, prescribed by doctors and dispensed by pharmacies. >> rolling. >> this is harry -- >> but that all changed in 1930. >> a relentless warfare. >> henry anslinger. the united states first drug czar. for him, public enemy number one, you guessed it, marijuana. this guy saw how he could increase the budget of his department by having this mission, going after marijuana. >> you know, saying there is this drug that the mexican migrant workers are smoking, and it's loco weed and it's going to make them crazy and they're going to rape your women. >> he got the anti-marijuana message out through news report, and then came this. >> convinced that he is hopelessly and incurably insane. >> the film "reefer madness," portraying the

matt? >> we don't as yet.as you were just menging, three out of the four of them would now be located at that the zone in the southern indian oceaning about 2.5 kilometers or 1500 miles off the coast of western australia. it's been more than five hours since we first out there were these two objects that the australian government described provided new and credible informationing to this on going investigation to try and locate flight 370. we know that one aircraft arrived at that location very early on at that time that this announcement was made with two others and another from new zealand expected to around in about 15 minute or time or so. the search will continue. we do know there have been two pieces of debris or two objects that have been sited in the south indian ocean. you can see the satellite images released by the australian authorities. one is 15 meet in dimension. the other one close to 18 feet in dimension. authorities say they are instinct if you look at them but it was credible enough these si

it's allowed us to have a number of events and tournament twice a month as matt mentioned. we've been attracting a diversity even if people from all walks of life teenagers coming in to retired folks and it's great do so people from all types of professions and part of the country. recently, there was a big tournament near los angeles a lot of scandinavians came in and they came into to see the lounge it's acquit popular. i wanted to say this is very important it's an important place for the pinball community >> great, thank you. thank you. any other any public comment? all right. come on up anyone after this just go ahead state your name and what heifer what you want to say >> i'm andrea i'm a san francisco native and grew up in the same neighborhood as free gold watch i work in the neighborhood at ucsf. i've learned to play pinball and since then three years ago, i became the pinball challenge. i've been to a a lot of places around the world. i want to address there are very few places to play pinballs and down at the fisherman's wharf there are hard to keep them running

abc 7 news recorder matt keller is live in mountain view with a preview. matt? >> reporter: this is an historic morning here at the computer history museum in mountain view. the israeli prime minister and jerry brown are schedulinged to meet here later this morning. now, benjamin netanyahu and governor brown are planning on signing an historic agreement promoting trade, research and economic development. a promise that israel might have water conservation advice for california as well. the israeli prime minister was in los angeles yesterday for the premiere of a television documentary that features netanyahu giving a tour of his nation. >> shows you sides of israel that need to be shown to the people of the world, and as such, it's not only a vehicle to, to make tourism, increase tourism, it's also to dispel the various thoughts about the state of israel and to show the real face of the jewish state. >> reporter: before netanyahu arrived in california yesterday, he was at the white house on monday, where president obama challenged the israeli leader to salvage a

what is matt's mystery drink? live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers" with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle." >> welcome back to "market makers," i'm stephanie ruhle joined by matt miller, in for erik schatzker. in case you are wondering, it he just told me to kiss his grits. >> i was doing my flo impression. works, jeffreams katzenberg, unveiled designs for the center in shanghai. stephen engle of bloomberg news is there now. dreamworks really making a $3 billion push to draw in chinese consumers. >> absolutely. haveig hollywood studios been battling piracy, battling censorship here. they have been battling the quotas for the big films that come into china. they all want to have a foot on the ground or two feet on the ground. theirland is building shanghai disneyland that will open up at the end of this year. the box office here in china last year, domestic films out paced the big hollywood blockbusters for the first time. there is a huge market here, and dreamworks, led by jeffrey

matt, start with you. what are you expecting and how significant will be the office 4 apple event, if indheed does occur? >> i think we'll see announcements around the ipad and more importantly, the idea that microsoft's applications and services need to live on lots of different types of devices. because we're in a world of mobile and cloud, which is a world of mobile and cloud. i think that under satya's leadership they understand that in a way that maybe hasn't been fully embraced in past. the other thing you should expect to see is not just talking about mobile and cloud from the consumer perspective, something that gets all of us excited about it, but what about the developer perspective? what about the perspective of -- >> right. >> -- people having to manage all of these devices that live within enterprises today? so i think this is going to be -- while not strategically expansive, you know, starting to put a stake in the ground around the different kinds of strategic choices satya is willing to mak

matt said in previous segment he felt like a girl in a boy band.uld have printed your own boy band. matt could have fabricated his own boy band to hang out with and giggle around because 3:00 deprinting would come to the consumer. all the valuations on 3d printing got out of black. they thought the consumer would make boy bands and not do it in next couple of years. i would get out of the industry. want to respond to that. >> i'm obviously not growing to disagree with him after the boy band comment. i actually do disagree. this is $2.5 billion industry. they say in five years it is $16 billion industry. to me that is growth. sure we'll go up and down. valuations may be out of lines. my first cell phone as big as half my body. cost a lot of money. basically they're free. economies of scale. in 15 years we'll all have 3d printer and print whatever you want at home. melissa: scott, there is so much in here. it is about technology. it is about medical solutions. there is just so much things in the 3d printing well. that is also about sentiment. you loo

matt? >> no. absolutely not. it would be physically impossible. and this is evidenced in when you are in a swimming pool and next time you are there, slap the water with your hand as hard as you can. it's like slapping concrete. furthermore, when an aircraft enters the water, there is some pretty substantial surfaces perpendicular to that water surface that will explode when water likes to get into the fuselage parts it will work its way out and result in some very significant damage. with regard to this elt. if this happens this aircraft will be completely submerged in a period of nano seconds. the elt needs to talk to satellites. so there is a great likelihood that the elt would have already been submerged in the water. it's unbe able to transmit its signal to the satellites at that point. >> how long does it take, matt, for it to hit the cement or hit the water, how long before an elt if it's operable to send a signal. how much time does it need after it hits the force? >> it is called a g switch. and it does operate instantaneously but it does

matt keller is on the scene. matt? >> yes, this was a devastating crash. check out wreckage, a four-year-old girl and her 33-year-old mother are in the hospital right now. the young girl has thrive