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co state, used to be known as a petro state, now narc co state, support that venezuela is giving totral america, cuba, and instability that would come about if this situation's not stablized, what the senate has done i think is very smart. i think that going any broader at this pointes be in effective, but going after specific individuals that have a stake in continuing their situation, continue receiving the largess of international investment that they've been able to gain through in many situations corrupt approaches -- >> there's a lot of reported corruption of people who supposedly allegedly have huge accounts outside venezuela. it's an important topic and it's great to have you on the show, thank you. >> thanks for inviting me. >> switching to the crisis in ukraine, ballot boxes were assembled in crimea wednesday for a sunday referendum that could see the region split off from ukraine and like lionismed by russia. president obama assured that ukraine had america's support and russia would pay a price for its actions in crimea. >> we have been very clear that we consider a russ

and in particular we're focused on the ground floor what's happening in the building connects to the narcs a way that activates those open spaces so they become the postindustrial environment we've heard from folks on pier 70. of course, open the upper floor is the offices and the revenue jason uses that support of the larger infrastructure costs for the public benefits program. so just a starting point when you look at the waterfront in san francisco we role think there's a opportunity to distinguish pier 70 because of its character and former industrial use and hitti histor asks for a unique character of open space one that reflect the industry and the local community surrounding the site and has a historic texture and something you find when i walk around the sites there are moments you come that on the new york and you see this moment of discovery and spriedz. there happens to be this magnificent view in most directions that san franciscans today can't get to we have an opportunity to uncover that view particularly looking at the ship repair and the bridge downtown. we can rediscover t

there is free narc county owned parks and garages at midnight. >> public transportation will be limited at best. officials already canceled metrobus service for tomorrow morning and the metroaccess service is canceled all day monday. marc is being monitored. vre says it will make a final decision by 4:00 a.m. and trains on amtrak's northeast corridor will be running on a modified schedule. >> airlines are already canceling flights ahead of the bad weather. close to 2,000 flights have been grounded across the country today. hundreds of flights in our area already off the board for tomorrow. many airlines are waving change fees if passengers want to rebook. reagan and dulles have snow removal equipment on standby. if you have a flight the next couple days, you'll want to call your airline ahead of time. >> it will be a long night for road crews. they say they are ready to tackle the job. darcy spencer live outside of salt dome in leesburg, virginia. they have certainly had a lot of practice. >> reporter: you know, they've had a lot of practice. that's for sure. they've gotten this down pa

i look like a narc. i have got a suit on. that was incredible. that was the l.a. times.to convince them to hire me. what about doing a story about him and they said they did not want to give space to that drug addict. that was his reputed age and at the time. tavis: of all the artists you have written about and obviously we are all individuals but what makes johnny cash so different than all the other artists? ask thai wrote over and over agn about artists who were meaningful. seemedspringsteen, it cash had the most interesting back story. coming from the cotton fields of arkansas, entering county -- country music in the 1950's. he wanted to use his music to inspire people. so where did that come from? that was kind of and i knew all about the demons he went through, the struggle between the demons and drugs and the artistry. i wanted to explore that path. tavis: the demons and drugs on the other -- on the one hand. he carried a bible everywhere he went. arkansast to church in every -- twice on sunday and once on wednesday. here these destitute farmers singing gospel mus

it's such a remote area, you get in a plane and fly for 3 1/2 hours before you get to the search zone narcsthe equivalent of flying from one side of australia to the other and look around for about two hours which is all you get before you get low on fuel and have to turn around and go back. we pushed our luck a lit bit and stayed in the search area a bit longer than they normally would and they said we were low on fuel and had to head back and we did, we had two hours 40 minutes actually searching. when i mean searching you are low on the water going very fast and very hard to spot objects. >> reporter: in perth, australia and we have todd curtis, todd tell us at this point in time and joins us by phone on day 16, do we know anything, can we rule anything out? >> well, as far as the cause of why the airplane went that far south, we really can't rule anything out because as i stated before, with limited data we have about the aircraft is the behavior that has been observed from the outside and we literally don't know what went on inside the airplane, whether or not it was the crew reacting

working staff that put this project together is not an army of [speaker not understood] killing mer narc is and they're not a band of rampaging ma rawedersedthv they are responsible environmental stewards taking care of a landmark property ~. this golf course which was created by the greatest golf architect in history, alastair mc kenzie, with the help of john mclaren who gave us golden gate park. it's an international treasure. and it is the creation of this golf course that we're fighting over. the golf course [speaker not understood]. that's what made the habitat possible and allows the sustaining of these populations. this is a project that wasn't cooked up last thursday in a garbage can in somebody's kitchen. it's been debated out in the hope. open. it's been transparent from beginning to middle to end ~. and the time is now to stand down and let rec and park do the job that fish and wildlife has tasked it to do in that biological opinion. that's where this came from and that's where it should go. please, allow this project to proceed. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> good

in seven years, i don't know from america, from argentine narcs i don't know from where, but these are not the palestinians. they don't know the people of the land. so these are the extremists and they are becoming more and more. 1/3 of the nation are newcomers. newcomers that came during fighting. >> my family lived for many centuries in germany and it was in 1920 when it became impossible for the jews, my mother left for palestine to begin working as a gymnastic teacher in a youth village. she was thinking about the identity of a jew, and she came to her parents and said to them i don't think the germans want us here. i'm looking for another place where we can do something from the beginning. so she came here. i think her motivation saved about 15,000, 20,000 children. and i think it's good that i have some roots here. so this is my home since 1946, and i love the neighborhood. up there on the corner there's a catholic convent with a huge courtyard where it was very easy to learn to go on bikes. this was from 1946, 1947, the last joint palestinian jewish house. we had a very good rel

or as dogs call you, narc. [ laughter ] mind your own business, dude. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, "the bachelorng every season by saying, all of you except one will end up crying in the back seat of a a limousine. that's basically what happens. we're just not in love with you, juan pablo. it's not going to work out. [ laughter ] >> steve: you don't think? >> jimmy: i don't care. all the other seasons, it totally worked out. you get to go on vacation, you get to have the wedding of your dreams and then you get the cover of "people" magazine and say, we broke up and got divorced. all on this season of "the bachelor." ♪ thank you kate upton for joining instagram and posting pictures of those two things guys can't get enough of looking at, sunsets and brunch. [ laughter ] what were you thinking? what were you thinking? you got to see this omelet i had. >> steve: oh, my god. >> jimmy: i think i tweeted a a picture of an omelette. >> steve: i tweet out pictures of food all the time. >> jimmy: so lame. you know, i had two english muffins. i don't need music for this, but you can do it, my breakfast mu

and the biogenesis scandal resulted because of the unhappy employee and the narcing out of ten or 12 players who were suspended for 50 to 162 games. is the fact they all passed the tests. the problem is you can literally increase the -- the punishments for first-time offenders, second-time offenders twice what the player's association agreed to, and you are not necessarily increasing the disincentive to try. because, again, if nobody had told on ryan braun and alex rodriguez, they would have gotten away with juicing last year. >> what are you most excited about this season? >> the season. this is the one time of year, it's so cliche, that everybody is optimistic. reasonable bleu optimistic. even if they think their team is going to 30 and 132. there is something symbolic in the west and florida and everywhere, that the season is starting. all of us survived the winter. particularly in the northeast. >> spring is here. you have spoken out about this, this is the first season of the instant replay challenge. how is it going to work out? >> a lot of bumps and inconsistencies. but i thin

meanwhile thousands of ukrainians are currently protesting against new narcing groups on the mind on movement demonstrations are taking place in a number of cities across the east and south of the country with hardcore of deaths among them in hike of some sources suggest a hundred thousand of protesters gathered to tell the new authorities to leave the city there are reports of clashes and gunfire causing some injuries meanwhile in donetsk crowds have formed to tell the new leaders they're not welcome there demonstrators have already taken the center of the city and raised the russian flag over the local administration now while the russian parliament debates concrete steps to help the people in crimea ukrainian police officers who were disbanded by the new government in kiev are already receiving aid those who are stationed in crimea are being offered russian passports starting from the saturday morning for national reports. this is the golden eagles swan song on the bare coats ukraine's elite police force after weeks of deadly clashes in the capital kiev on the orders of the minist