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already been reached out to by lawyers here in china, and so there's, you know, it's just going to get messier from here out. if they do find the wreckage, of course, then, many of the family members will fly to perth, if it's where they find the wreckage. and then there might be some kind of closure in this instance. but you know, for culturally, chinese want to kind of receive the body or the remains to move forward, and it's very unlikely that will be possible, even if they find this debris. so you know, this situation they're in is awful, and one counselor described it as terrible, in fact, that they're having to go through this, go through this daily update of information without any closure, as you say, christine. >> all right, david mckenzie. thank you, david. >>> the president is just moments away from meeting the pope! >> yep. >> that's right. we're live in rome, next. so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 a month? yup. all 5 of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to s

though, if that happens in the volatile east, it will certainly be messier than russia's clinical operation in crimea. ian williams, nbc news, kharkiv. >> there is plenty of tough talk today in washington about the situation in ukraine, but so far it is only talk. the u.s. may, in fact, have limited ability to influence the course of this conflict. nonetheless, as we said, secretary of state john kerry is going to travel to kiev tomorrow. nbc's kristen welker is at the white house to tell us more on this. kristen? >> reporter: lester, secretary kerry's trip comes after a flurry of telephone diplomacy this weekend. the u.s. is threatening to boycott the g-8 economic summit, which will be held in sochi but the reality mr. obama's options are limited, and vladimir putin doesn't seem to be listening. >> this is an act of aggression that's really trumped up. it's really 19th century behavior in the 21st century. >> reporter: with russia ignoring u.s. warnings, secretary kerry says the country will, quote, pay a price, if president vladimir putin doesn't withdraw his forces from ukraine. but how

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but let's be grateful today but it's not getting messier.ts are rebounding and the russian elite could be blinking or rethinking. and because of some very important russian investors, losing their

but let's be grateful today but it's not getting messier.ts are rebounding and the russian elite could be blinking or rethinking. and because of some very important russian investors, losing their shirts. they dropped the ruble to an all-time low and they have some of the biggest millionaires feeling low and angry. the paper portion fell to $3.2 billion yesterday. here is why those two guys are very important. they own half of russia's largest gas per user and you can bet that that largest gas producer in russia looks shaky. and for vladimir putin, all of these companies show us that this is beginning to get costly. he is now getting a piece of these guys minds. what is russian for what the heck are you doing to us? i don't know russian, but i figured that they down angry. >> the pressure needs to be placed on russia economically. they are an energy export dependent economy. once that we can do is to open up our export of liquefied natural gas. it will have a huge impact on the price and that russia enjoys in their monopoly dominated europe.

. ♪ >> oh, sure, his health care thing is a mess but things to be even messier if we didn't have it.emonade out of lemons on the health care law. it isn't pretty, but it is certainly prettier than the alternative. how would we know? welcome, everybody, i am neil cavuto. if you cannot inform them, scare them. that is washington's consistent way of dealing with them, with us. make us grateful things are not even worse. take this exchange with kathleen sebelius over rising premiums.

. ♪ >> oh, sure, his health care thing is a mess but things to be even messier if we didn't have it.hat is lemonade out of lemons on the health care law. it isn't pretty, but it is certainly prettier than the alternative. how would we know? welcome, everybody, i am neil cavuto. if you cannot inform them, scare them. that is washington's consistent way of dealing with them, with us. make us grateful things are not even worse. take this exchange with kathleen sebelius over rising premiums. >> i think premiums are likely to go up, go up at a smaller pace than what we have seen since 2010. they are far less than what was before the passage of the affordable care act. neil: let me translate. sure, you're going to continue to pay through the nose. the grateful you'r you are not g to be paying as much through the nose as you thought you might be. it is called settling, folks. i call it surrendering, folks. and i see a pattern here, folks. we will still pay a ransom but not as much as we could have. who will still have an anemic recovery but counter blessings at least we are not a depression

so things get messier once they get to college. >> please join me in thanking amy binder for this presentation. [applause] >> visit booktv.org to watch any of the programs you see here online. type the offer or book title on the search bar on the upper left of the page and click search. you can share anything you see on booktv.org easily by clicking share on the upper left of the page and selecting the format. booktv streams live online for 48 hours every weekend with top nonfiction books and authors. booktv.org. >> next 1/7 annual savannah book festival in savannah, ga. ritland "trident k-9 warriors: my tale from the training ground to the battlefield with elite navy seal canines". this is about 45 minutes. [applause] >> good morning. first of all, i would like to thank the savannah book festival for having me here. it is a marvelous thing and gives a lot of doctors access to the venues like this to be able to talk about what they do and what they are passionate about so first and foremost would like to thank them for bringing me here. i would like to thank everybody that is sitting about her

but let's be grateful today but it's not getting messier.bounding and the russian elite could be blinking or rethinking. and because of some very important russian investors, losing their

it only makes the 30 to 40-foot deep debris field even messier. mud and trees, crushed homes and cars, damaged propane and septic thanks making the search for survivors all the more challenging >> this is going to be a very long-term event. this will be something that goes into the weeks. >> for the first time, we're hearing some of the 911 calls from the day the cliff gaveway and a wall of mud destroyed a community within a matter of seconds. >> i got a big emergency. there is a house on 530 and a big slide and it is covering the road. >> my neighbor's house and their neighbor's house have been completely taken out. it's collapsed on several of them and they're trapped. >> okay. let me get that sent through. advise them. and you know they're inside the home still? >> yes, i'm standing at the location right now and i can hear them tapping underneath. >> okay. >> and yelling at us. >> the search in this disaster zone is now being called a rescue and recovery operation. the hope of finding nina live is dwindling. but more help is on the way. the was

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clearly if the russians did come into east ukraine, it would be far messier i think than the clinical operation that we've seen down in crimea, ronan. >> all right, nbc news correspondent ian williams reporting from ukraine. thank you so much for joining us. stay safe out there. why does crimea matter so much to putin? what's behind the invasion? reason one, crimea is the closest warm water port. it doesn't freeze in the watet winter and uses it to ship arms to the government. reason two, this is the home to russian navy ships in the black sea fleet which made its base in crimea since 1783. i want to welcome bill richardson, former governor of new mexico. thank you for joining us. i want to start with an editorial in the "woul industrial journal", the world is full of bad actors looking to exploit the opening created by mr. obama's retreat from leadership and mr. putin is the leading edge of what could become a new world order or disorder rather. do you think there's anything the president could have done to stop vladimir putin ahead of this? >> no, i think the president has acted app

he may be waking up to a quieter home but certainly a messier future. >> senator!rter: state senator leland yee left the courthouse last night with no comment. one of the bay area's highest ranking politicians now finds himself facing public corruption charges as well as crimes related to selling weapons. his attorney says his client will plead not guilty. >> he says that he is innocent? >> well always, as in every case, we'll always enter not guilty pleas. then the case takes on a life of its own with discovery being provided, motions being made sometimes a case ending up in trial. >> reporter: beginning early yesterday morning, the fbi conducted a series of raids across northern california eventually arresting more than two dozen people with crimes ranging from selling drugs and weapons to murder-for-hire. the feds say yee discussed the possibility of acquiring weapons including shoulder- fired missiles from the philippines in exchange for campaign contributions. he is also accused of offering to pass medical marijuana legislation again in exchange for campaign d

that would be an altogether messier, more difficult, and a step that would be more fiercely opposed. i think at the moment, that doesn't look like it's on the cards. and the actions of the russians in cityies, where there are groups of pro-russians stirring things up, looks at the moment like it's primarily about making life uncomfortable, as uncomfortable as possible for the ukrainian government. and gaining more leverage than it does at this stage as a precursor to sending troops in there. so yes, in a sense, it could have been worse. but certainly, in the eyes of the ukrainian government, they have real concern that russia may try to grab parts of russian-speaking eastern ukraine, although i should add, having just been there, that even among those russian speakers, many we spoke to who feel uncomfortable about developments here in kiev, and suspicious of the influence of hard-line nationalists, they would not all together welcome the russians coming in either. >> i have read that, yes. that's interesting. so their loyalties to their ethnesty and their language doesn't necessarily

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in fact, it seemed to have just gotten messier. any president have with a leader like vladimir putin when he decides to move into crimea? >> i never have felt at all that there was a chance for europe or the united states to deter putin from going into crimea. and so i think that was a foregone conclusion he was going to do it regardless of the consequences. but i think now that's far enough. and i think the united states and europe and our allies ought to take the same stand i took in 1979 when the soviet union went into afghanistan on christmas day and i did a lot of things in. i withdrew our ambassador. i put in a grain embargo. i began to help the freedom fighters push out the soviet troops and i warned russia that soviet union then if they went into a different country, we would respond militarily with all of the weapons we had at our disposal. >> so you did keep all options on the table after afghanistan? >> absolutely. and they knew i was talking about even utmost weapons, but that was, i think, the same situation that now e

we want to go below the surface, it gets messier.ath the waves, you have to deal with to two miles deep depending on where you are. you can send in a side scan sonar which is a torpedo-like thing that will paint an image of objects on the bottom of the floor. you can look at it like a big picture. by studying the contours, can you say is that part of a ship? you can't do this over the ocean floor. that takes a lot of time. to tow those through. you have to have a clue to get you close. right now even that big area we are talking about, way too big for an operation like this. >> so incredibly frustrating and just the vast nature. i was talking to a man who knows the oceans very well and was trying to figure out if there was a part of the world more vast and isolate and not known and he couldn't find it. >> the confluence of the indian and the southern ocean. it's a difficult place to work. >> tom forman, thank you. a lot of questions from you. let's view some of your questions. rick gilespie and accident investigator and bill savage,

. >> this mystery is getting messier by the day. it is a great tragedy. we can't get any answers.p and talk about what that has done to the search for this plane. remember the basics here. if we go into the closer vision, you see where the plane took off. it flu few for less than an hou and then it disappeared here. this is what we know. look what has followed. the pattern of searches has grown and grown and grown. now, there has been this shift towards the westmore so because of this idea there is some kind of tracing there. the andaman islands over here is one of the areas that's being searched. this string of islands stretches almost 500 miles north to south. most of them are uninhabited. there are only a few choices of a plane here coming down. even as people talk about the ideas of the west and there are some signals that suggest it might have gone this way. there is still very serious searching going on along the east along the original flight path toward vietnam. that still remains a very active search zone. the expanded search area is not evidence of greater confidence tha

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things have gotten messier. crimea's parliament voted to join russia on thursday.ten days on that decision an a dramatic escalation of events. the new ukrainian government in the meantime declared this referendum illegal. it's opened a criminal investigation into the prime minister of crimea, sergei askinov. >> andrew has been reporting an assignment in new york city. he'll be leaving us now. in fact, i don't know -- >> he left us already. >> supposed to leave at 8:00. i was going to say good-bye to him. we went to him. as you can see, it's like -- i feel like clint eastwood. talking to an empty chair. anyway, we will see him tomorrow. he's going to be in washington, d.c. where he will be joined by alan greenspan and it's jobs friday. hopefully we'll have other movers and shakers in d.c. ♪ i want whatever she's got >> we'll go out with the tones of this song. >> this is the one you've been singing. >>> when we return, our exclusive interview with jamie dinan -- founder and ceo of york capital. let's look at the futures ahead of jobless claims and productivity data.

that could be a messier one.situation is where the russian influence extends beyond crimea into the main part of ukraine. that's obviously one that's got a lot bigger implications to the world. if you think about all three of those scenarios, we don't see the russians simply unilaterally withdrawing from crimea. this is too important for them to simply step away. >> the open question is, really, what does, you know, the ukrainian people do with the eastern part of the ukraine. do they start to exert themselves more? is that more of a threat to the ethnic russians in the area which would then be a pretext for putten to do something. the next front would be belarus if you start to exert influence. but you know, the theater, this is just one theater. right? there's another theater of conflict that people aren't talking about at the moment. i was in asia the week before last. and on the cover of "the wall street journal," the asian "wall street journal" is a picture, a map, of essentially a chinese naval flotilla tha

but that way also is messier. >> right.ple who take the end of the pizza and fold it in this way? they do one of those numbers? >> it's probably going to provide you with an interesting textural experience. what i'll do is remove the crust. at the beginning of the pizza eating experience, lay it down in the slice and fold it over. >> i like that one. that's good. >> you like this? >> nice texture in there. >> careful, you just dripped. >> wouldn't surprise me. >> dan, thank you very much for correcting the way we've been doing things all along. >> thanks, matt. >> we'll dive into beauty tips friday on "do it right today." and up next, we've lined up surprises for our badckstage pas guests. >> come on. we're going. come on. come on. >>> we are back at 8:54. time to check in with this morning's recipient of "today's backstage pass" and hoda is with that recipient. good morning. >> we've got jenny. come on, brennan. we're taking -- >> i'm sorry. >> hold on, girl. we're going to take you to the make-up room. this is where the m

difficult to he did not find it in a corporate boardroom weeder now they are a powerhouse fisher-price, messier's, and many, many others. we have us three traits of its extraordinary satin record of success with a causal hypophysis there a motivation and drive spinet no other alternative account that we are aware of kiam. >> host: people who criticize your book say this is an immigrant. with the chinese americans the immigrants are sell selected to be ambitious they will have that in them so talk about why it "the triple package" is not just in grain to. >> i don't see why that is a critique by most accounts of success with davis is drive. they were born wealthy of course, they have a leg up. we totally agree that you are if the children of educated immigrants. but what is missing is motivation. of the most educated groups the most network to say in the '60s not only did they lacked the drive but it was gauche to be striving in that hunker. but there is some small selection hypophysis -- hypothesis. there is the idea of the immigrants that are succeeding are the ones that come over with education