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. >> steve nash marshall con el triple pero la defensa no pudo costanera el ataque de kevin durant quienzador muere este hombre. >> cambiando de tema con todo respeto habrÁ quien digan que es mÁs guapa la esposa que bruc chile que difÍcil que lo diga en la vÍspera de san valen ten. >> lo que quiso decir * que cada quien tiene su opiniÓn. >> muchas gracias william. >> ya regresamos no se vaya hllnnÑ hoy se estrenÓ el video musical donde chiquis rivera dedicÓ la canciÓn a jenni rivera. >> lo que muchos quieren saber donde quedÓ el vestido azul. >> despuÉs de la polemica que desatÓ la imagen de rossi rivera utilizando el vestido de jenni rivera miles de seguidores salieron en la defensa. >> quien mejor que mi hija quÉ mejor que alguien que se parece tanto quÉ mejor que sus hijas para que se pongan todo. >> sin embargo, no todos estÁn de acuerdo que rossi utilice ropa de jenni rivera en twitter algunos fanÁticos dijeron que hubiera sido mejor que hubieran hecho una rÉplica porque consideran que el vestido fue sagrado, lupillo fue el Único que expresÓ su descontento. >> stephanie noticia univ

the rule is steve nash, who wanted to be a soccer player until 12.didn't get his first basketball until 13. goes on to become one of the best point guards of all time. >> i think there's a message there for parents. i think about these issues more and more as a parent. now i transfer a lot of these things on to my own kids. david, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, how to talk about sex to your kids. i have three daughters. i think about this quite a bit. >>> but first the top five foods for your heart. ♪ aflac, aflac, aflac! ♪ [ both sigh ] ♪ ugh! ♪ you told me he was good, dude. yeah he stinks at golf. but he was great at getting my claim paid fast. how fast? mine got paid in 4 days. wow. that's awesome. is that legal? big fat no. [ male announcer ] find out how fast aflac can pay you at aflac.com. >>> it's no secret one of the best ways to keep your heart healthy is to eat right. cut out saturated fats, look for natural foods to cut your risk of heart disease. we decided to give you five that you should put on your gr

brian moore, nbc nash, washington. >>> a big night for team usa at the winter olympics. jan hanley will join us in minutes for bode miller's record-setting day. >>> hashtag twizzle. big news for nbc's prime time olympic coverage. when you can expect to see bob ♪ what is this place? where are we? this is where we bring together the fastest internet and the best in entertainment. we call it the x1 entertainment operating system. it looks like the future! we must have encountered a temporal vortex. further analytics are necessary. beam us up. ♪ that's my phone. hey. [ female announcer ] the x1 entertainment operating system, only from xfinity. tv and internet together like never before. >>> the off and on combination of the bitter cold and warm weather have taken a toll on our cars and roads. potholes are popping up across maryland and virginia. the dot said it filled 3200 potholes last month alone. 2500 have been filled this month and february is only half way over. the agency says it tries to fill potholes within three days of being notified. for information how to report

. >> reporter: nash tasha hopes these efforts -- natasha hopes these efforts will help rape victims everywhere from having their wounds reopened years later. andria borba, kpix5. >> if you'd like to donate to help get rape kits tested, go to www.kpix5.com. click links and numbers. >>> a big fire in the bayview district sent up a huge plume of black smoke that could be seen for miles today. it was from an auto body repair shop that caught fire and people said the smoke had anarch rid smell. you could see the -- an ackroyd smell. you could see the -- an acrid smell. you could see the smoke from golden gate bridge. >>> one of the world's most powerful drug lords is behind bars in a mexican prison tonight. joaquin guzman eluded capture for 13 years after escaping from prison in a laundry truck in 2001. run for just last week sources say guzman escaped through this tunnel through a trap door under a bathtub. he made a run for it through sewers and cartel henchmen drove him away. authorities missed him by seconds. less than a week later they tracked him down using intelligence from wire taps. armed

le'bryan nash did all he could.e had 26 points in this game, but iowa state hangs on and wins finally in stillwater in triple overtime. >>> still no chris paul but the clips have done themselves all right without him. blake griffin had 36 in this one. less than ten seconds to play, the clips are down 1. j.j. redick, matt barnes, tattoo you, clippers up two, but then randy foye, the former clipper. here's what we'll do, hixon is going to give it to you and you're going to shoot and you're going to score and then we're going to mob you and that's exactly what happened. nuggets win on foye's game-winning three. >> and that was over blake griffin. >>> seahawks super bowl parade on wednesday for the super bowl. >> they scored again, by the way. >> all right, thanks, guys. >>> the jury is still out on this story, but if there were a parallel parking event at the winter games in sochi, we've got to say this person is a winner. >> take a look at this driver in russia. maybe he's out of control. maybe he's looking for a park

opposition has shown young a cause which is richest to us now the lead yet see new technique and that nash who is running around with a pitchfork let them show their own mansion to the people show them to us and then give them away. to my down feels it has won the battle by alice the president going to college but see who replaced the ruling elite many feel the struggle may not be over what you see at the moment is a complete restructuring of a country which is close to default say i'm on the new system what the new structure is going to be is uncertain given what you can have in challenges in experienced administrator is politicians and officials with no real lives with no real knowledge of lots of managing the economy but it's one thing to be concerned over who takes the reins and another to openly prepare for the worst again ukraine's gun owners association chairman says the illegal firearms market is now thriving. the previous government closed all gun shops thinking it would keep people from buying firearms it only made the black market stronger according to our estimates around four

on in one thousand nine hundred five and today we're seeing if you like a revival of an essentially nash anti russian mood and would play there for upon the nationalisms of neighboring states the baltic states the poles the ukrainians and so on and rather as i'm afraid say in the second world war the germans eventually tried to recruit anti communists anti russian cults and koreans to fight for them we in a sense are now reviving those ghosts of collaboration of seventy years ago and i think this is a rather rancid and distasteful policy but also. so well that's dangerous for the go. as well as a threat to creating a kind of civil conflict within places like ukraine between the pro and anti russians between the great you were great you are pins if you like to ration it's ok stephen it's russia a threat to the west because the west certainly portrays russia is some kind of threat. i would put it differently or i would say that the west has become a threat to itself. this constant confrontation with russia which began in the one nine hundred ninety s. with the end of the soviet union the k

indonesia's western island of sumatra after a volcano erupted again months in a clouds of fit graham nash and searing gas at a golf nearby homes just one day after authorities and other villages to return to their lands saying it was safe officials now fear the death toll will rise the vulcan has been active with small eruptions since september after being dormant for three years. and finally according karl rove has adjourned the trial of egypt's ousted president until tuesday after the proceedings resumed earlier in the day morsi along with fourteen others from the muslim brotherhood charged with inciting the killing of protesters back in twenty two trial comes a day after supporters and opponents of the former islamist leader clashed in a number of cities across egypt with police firing tear gas to disperse the mobs. israeli democracy is well and truly embracing cyberspace last year the government admitted it paid some students to defend its policies on social networks now it's using facebook rather than direct face to face meetings to ask the public what it wants explains. there's a ne

dash of bhakti and the federal leadership in particular is of that of this sundance was still in use nash and puppies that we need connections to live for a bad bad that one problem and the qt dependent on the sofa looked on from the influence and existence of these the tense more nobody's twenty oh two state of the detroit office of the asian news nine in new daddy. responding to hunting me down must go and has claimed responsibility for monday's future attack on an onion consummate in office can be counted. the bombing can't be kind of iffy sell it as i can check it and not as if you saying oh mom you can set up on the pocket mistakenly of the consummate it up skinny the board of the one that i'm sexy another bomb because fall into one of time. on sunday it was the cleanest the police on tuesday that the amount of time to attack lean to the defendant's evidence. it's not going to have played at sea two to the fourteenth century was when trying to not eat any candy momentum and sd state in nineteen ninety five as the lying hills since he escaped the pockets on optimizing the day it's try

ukraine nonaligned the ukrainian parliament then subsequently adopted a resolution saying that ukraine's nash national security strategy would not include no term membership so why on earth didn't mr rasmussen so something like you know ukraine has opted for non-alignment and we need to respect that decision ok instead of the fact that we could be a recognition of reality he kept up this idea that nato must be new credit must be part of nato you know there's a lot of criticism of nato is that either it expands or it ceases to exist how do you react to that characterization i wouldn't see the tradeoff whether it expands or seizes to exist actually i think it can keep on. going if it does not think it can save loose steps like like offering again to ukraine or even georgia the prospect of becoming a member. would like to pick up on what martin was saying i mean it's true nato has no single pose any longer as it used to have during the cold war of course it has now i mean it has been suffering a sort of crisis away don't it for twenty years and even more now but i said think that nato is even th

international news live from moscow this is also international with me hugh nash and welcome to the program. unrest has reignited in kiev just a day after a big government amnesty for protesters came into fools clash with police on the streets of the ukrainian capital with their pulls away injuries on both sides and as you can see on this if increasingly difficult to understand who's fighting whom the footage shows ukrainian riot police being at times by unknown men uniforms afghan nation is now from. it we're going to tell us what's going on oh well you can see that all hell is breaking loose in the ukrainian capital at the moment and it has been going on for hours at this point it started off in the morning when the ukrainian parliament was supposed to vote on whether or not to go back to the comes to the two thousand for the opposition was all for it however majority of the parliament members were against it they actually didn't even want to vote for it that's when the opposition parliamentary block this year's podium in the rada essentially blocking the work of the government body a civ

stress to what extent is what's going on in ukraine right now a left for says right or vice a versa or nash. lists first is something else or you know what how it how do we characterize as how do how to how do americans understand what's going on. you begin by understanding that inquiry by reason of hundreds of years of history is profoundly divided country half mainly in east in the south want to stay close to russia politically economically the other half in the west wants to join europe it's a profoundly divided country so backs what this is about what precipitated it was in my judgment not the president correa in not putin as the media is playing in but the but the european union's ultimatum backed by washington in a room that the democratically elected president of a profoundly divided country had to choose either craning or russia not reported was what putin's there why do they have to choose why can't we russia help ukraine in its time of economic need and europe that was rejected by the west so blacks were precipitated no you've got all ran a political forces ranging from very decen

decision to limit the number of foreign workers perhaps the latest example of the growing feeling of nash. where do you think this trend could be heading luxembourg thirty five percent of foreigners deliveries it very well because luxembourg is a growing economy according service sector and you have to have seen the reaction of swiss industry today in the three was upset with this very slight majority because of the need to end this whole phobia about immigration is just disgusting or what you're good at i mean if you have enjoyed your degree i'm here i'm not going to go. out i don't want to. go on a britain what lot of jobs that have been done by the polish well in your. view have allowed you to let you. know your new industry is totally different of your own just i mean just to my best to carry water in the right hand man god come on paul paul you're on i'm gone firstly let's not use look from bag as an example it's not really a country it's like a small english town the fact that more people in liverpool where i live than there's no live look from back let's make one thing clear here w

international news and comments live from moscow this is our senior national with me hugh nash hello and welcome to the program ukraine's ousted president makes again a call which has surfaced with a public statement which suggests he is a no mood to give up in the fight to hold on to power that's now across life to seize an exit a shot ski has in kiev right now how that makes a so what did the ousted president have to say. well the story of victory on the court which has turned into a genuine hollywood thriller he fled ukraine's capital of five days ago leaving all the governmental buildings and basically the power itself in the capital to what was then the political opposition. which was quite hastily putting him on the wanted list branding him a criminal responsible for mass murder of ukrainians has been speculation for some time that you may still be in ukraine now he may be in russia it's not confirmed by any official source as of yet but we do know that president bush sent a statement to the russians and you said you see that us which said that he is still considering himself a

this is all seen to national coming to you live from moscow i'm due nash and welcome to the program and with just hours to go of the sun tell disposing wild billions are expected to tuning to see how russia will open the twenty second winter olympic games organizers are promising a show no one will forget to compliment a torch relay that's already made history as a pulse caught isn't the end of the council for us. it's been seventy is since so she was awarded the winter olympics and in a few hours' time we're going to see the culmination the climax of all that hard work and old out planning the opening ceremony gets underway at eight fourteen pm local time in the fish stadium that you can probably make out behind me and i was fortunate enough to get a ticket for the final dress rehearsal on choose david and i can tell you that the forty thousand plus spectators who are going to be inside that stadium are going to be treated to a high tech pyrotechnic display a condensed journey through russian history and although the opening ceremony hasn't begun in the olympic cauldron hasn't been lit

crosby also planning to costs perform with the group crosby, stills and nash starting next month. street, this morning, investors are wondering whether stocks will rally after a long holiday weekend. the markets were closed yesterday for president's day. the stock market closed out its best week of the year on friday. also today, the federal reserve will release minutes from january's interest-rate meeting. a new investigation is being launched into the traffic scandal plaguing new jersey governor chris christie's administration. the head of the port authority of new york and new jersey ordered an investigation into the actions of the agency's it comes following reports actions of the agency's it ci want you to know stuff i don't. i want you to be kind. i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. to speak my language. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. quiero que me hagas sentir segura. i want you to be awesome. that's the doctor i want. at kaiser permanente, we want you to choose the doctor that's right for you. find your perfe

third point in the meantime wild boar nash is as if is we need to boost the air services to the peninsula where i met in new key and a double the flight and would five pounds of of the cost of those but we need to make sure replacement the services are as good as they can. >> for businesses in westchester, more to my constituency associated with the risk warnings, to agree with me. and counsel has been helpful and can he reassure my constituents that that will continue to invest defenses? >> given that assurance he is right to mention the difficulties on the river's 7 because the river's 7 and the river why are expected to respond to recent rainfall and levels are likely to go up. in terms of the thames i should tell the house a second peek is expected on sunday and monday and that could put 800 properties at risk but we will go on doing whatever we can, getting people to communities before they are flooded but it is worth making the point and the point to be fair to the last government as well as this one that if you take the 2007 floods, 55,000 homes are flooded. since that time if you

rick nash scoring the 19 goal for the season. penguins and canada matches up.ashington capitols playing the florida panthers. check out al jazeera.com for more details in getting in touch in the team using twitter and facebook. >> thank you. for a moment, imagine this, lego on average sells ten of the 12 sets within seconds. gaining ground in new markets, such as china. profits are up. >> in the 82 year history, lego has seen the ups and downs and now the danish toy maker couldn't with riding higher. the feature film, bringing in $300 million at the box office. and so must be the world's second largest toy manufacturer, posted $1.1 billion of profit for 2013 and still growing, all though not as fast. >> the company quadrupled in size and it is the company is becoming a large part of the market, the growth rates are coming down to a sustainable level. >> from the humble beginnings, the company has grown into something of a global pop culture phenomenon. over the years, 650 billion lego pieces produced and stretching around the world 18 times. the success of the

and nathaniel nash was on ron brown's airplane when it slammed into a mountain in bosnia and he died in that crash. in my mind, because he was such a -- she was someone who taught me the difference between skepticism and cynicism and i kept that in my mind. >> we have got about a minute left, and i want to know whether deep down you are an optimistic about america now. >> deep down i feel this -- that i think the most important national foreign-policy issue global issue in the world is the health and vitality of this country. if we go dark as a country -- >> go dark? >> if we are pessimistic, if we cannot emulate these values were restarted -- freedom, opportunity, perl is an -- pluralism -- your kids will grow up in a fundamentally different world. that is why i invest so much of my time in writing about america, because i do believe it is the most amazing country in the world and the world will be a very different place if we cannot be all we need to be. >> i am really sorry that our time was up because i would like to continue with that saying but we have run out of time. and i wa

nash vild, high winds peeled back the roof of this high school gym. gusts over 60 miles per hour sent shopping carts flying, wild weather blamed for a pileup in illinois as well. >> cars were sideways and cars had gone under the length of it and into the back of it. >> the whiplash from freeze to thaw has raised worries about freezing and thawing and believe it or not, potholes underneat. before the next round of rain ice and snow. as the 2014 winter olympics wind up, the running tab, it's actually the most expensive in history and cost $50 billion by most estimate, earlier this week i spoke to economist andrew zimbalist. when the flame is extinguished will it all have been worth it? >> when i was in st. petersburg last june, at that point they said $51 billion had been spent. actually much more has been sent. of course it's only putin who knows what the real numbers are. he is holding most of the data close to his vest. >> part of the reason that number has been as mushy as the snow in sochi, the scrutiny's oligarch friends, skimmed much of that numb

nash raised by a blind father and parents divorcing and now as a grown man and father of two childrenlling it. she plays my daughter. >> what are you like? what is your character like? >> 16 years old, katie fisher. i am the ground. i think i try and balance what is going on with the divorce and trying to keep henry aligned. and with her, especially, i think with dad moving out, and jenna finding her adolescence again, trying to keep it as normal as possible. >> more mature than your mother basically. >> i am forced to be the mother in a lot of situations. >> that does happen in real life. >> the divorce isn't so -- there is humor. there is a lot of love in this -- in what is happening here. not this sad, depressing divorced story. >> no. that's what i love about the show is you never feel pity or bad for him. he's a strong, bold, confident man. >> who plays that -- >> j.k. simmons. and they are actually growing closer as a family through the divorce, you know? he and -- we talk about how we're talking more about our children now that we're getting divorced, and you know, the family h

and nash shot out of the bunker. >>> watson caught and passed the other contenders with a bunker shot 18 watson was in front by a stroke. and made his winning margin two. and the 11th bird birdie of the day. he picked up pga win number five. >>> the daytona 500 is next sunday but the first two positions on the grid were determined today. for the first time since it was driven by the late darryl earnhart. is driven by austin dillan who was last year's nationwide winner. the 23-year-old dillan posted a lap at better than 196 miles per hour and then waited. the only one close to him was martin truexx jr. truexx may have gone faster but his back wheel was making contact with the track and slowing him down a little bit. the rest of the positions will be determined later in the week. >>> until recently the banana slugs of santa cruz were the best competitive basketball being played in the city better known for its boardwalk. that has changed. >> on the outside it's a largely nondescript building in downtown santa cruz. on the inside, it provides almost as much excitement as a ride on the gi

if memory serves me right, kate upton never had to nashe on national on her tongue to keep her from pickingkate upton gets it and even gets to do sports illustrated photo shoots in space, whereas miss venezuela was trying too hard to prove that she should be shot into space. she made headlines a while back. they called it unlattering picture. good to have you. what is this woman doing in venezuela? >> i just think it's really sad. i've been in the industry myself for it sometime. and i know the pressures that go along with modeling. neil: tell me about it. [laughter] >> but there are psychology things behind it. it's years of being told that you are too fat and not good enough and these girls just get picked apart over and over again. neil: you had a successful and still do having to wrestle critter. >> thank you. but i'm a plus size model. neil: the plus size is sort of like an oxymoron. >> they always go to the extreme. neil: but you argue that young girls in particular get a little 2 inches of other stuff? >> yes, almost definitely. it's sad that a woman get so off that her only value hi

state officials are investigating the incident that happened monday night, about 30 minutes outside of nash victim. they are offering been $8,000 reward for any information. police say he was the target. >> a drug bust spanning three contain events. three dozen people suspected to be members of the mafia are in custody. they are suspected of setting uch a drug trafficking organization. >> it was after midnight in new york, when federal agents launched their crackdown, rounding up suspects in a plot to establish a new international drug shipment pipeline. first words of the bust came in a tweet which read: >> in the transit reaction fbi agents arrested seven suspected members of the mafia organization. at the same time italian authorities nabbed associates of another crime organization in the calabria region of italy. >> american law enforcement determined they aimed to move deadly nor cottics across boundaries, attempting to build a bridge of criminality and corruption, stretching from south america to italy and back to new york. >> five of the suspects live in new york, including a bakery

if memory serves me right, kate upton never had to nashe on national on her tongue to keep her from pickingkate upton gets it and even gets to do sports illustrated photo shoots in space, whereas miss venezuela was trying too hard to prove that she should be shot into space. she made headlines a while back. they called it unflattering picture. good to have you. what is this woman doing in venezuela? >> i just think it's really sad. i've been in the industry myself for it sometime. and i know the pressures that go along with modeling. neil: tell me about it. [laughter] >> but there are psychology things behind it. it's years of being told that you are too fat and not good enough and these girls just get picked apart over and over again. neil: you had a successful and still do having to wrestle critter. >> thank you. but i'm a plus size model. neil: the plus size is sort of like an oxymoron. >> they always go to the extreme. neil: but you argue that young girls in particular get a little 2 inches of other stuff? >> yes, almost definitely. it's sad that a woman get so off that her only value h

jared brown ridge is the excepting at santa clara providing the immediate impact that young steve nashwith more on brown ridge young man with a plan. you. >>reporter: santa clara men basketball coach will assess when scouring for players hard to through the tree. >> now day recruiting is a master of the obvious. but to get where you need to be you have to the haster the not so obvious. >>reporter: he would be the not so obvious here. >> fade away knocked in by jared brown ridge. >>reporter: despite 21 points each game final 2 years in high school in aurora, illinois he flew under the radar. >> my offense was under missouri valley school in the midwest this was the only school from the west coast and i thought that stuck out. >>reporter: what sticks out to others about brown ridge is his maturity and foresight come to santa clare wasn't just about basketball. >> i knew that it was in the silicon valley and i knew that was a great opportunity because all of the headquarters for the businesses are here so hopefully throughout my 4 years i get to meet certain people and network and able to

head of the cbo said this is implicit tax on additional work and it's going to mean that two to two nash million equivalent full-time workers are gone by 2014. now, that's only the start of the bad news. there is more bad news in that report. if she will read it, it might be entertaining reading for her. the cbo said look, there are also people who are not being employed at all because of the affordable care act and there are people who are working fewer hours as a result of the affordable care act. however the cbo, they said, has not tried to quantify these two components of the overall effect. that's a quote from their report. but we can see the effect of this in a sort of a big way by comparing 2012 to 2013. 2012, this is work done by grace marie turner and she published it last august. in 2012 for every six full-time workers in america, there is one part-time job created. in 2013, as the affordable care act came into play and came into force, there was one full-time worker for every four part-time workers that were created. part-time jobs were created last year. this is through augus

this is the dessert menu, hawaiian chocolate malted ga nash and tangerines which are very good right. have you picked up any? i like them in the box. then the wine. there was talk about how they weren't going to have wine that was more than $50 a bottle because they're trying to be frugal. you can read these yourself. there's something from napa. i was told there are some from virginia. yesterday i said the jefferson home was meant sell low. i guess if you are from new jersey you say meant sell low but everybody else should say mont cello. anyway, it's virginia wine which i hear is delicious. that's for the state dinner tonight in case you're on the list. >>> new round of republicans as the huge investigation into the investigation of chris christie over bridgegate continues. a lot of subpoenas and they give us clues about what it is they're looking for here. there are some questions to be asked. who knew and why did they do it, use the largest bridge in the world to get back at somebody. if you happen to visit north korea you might want to put this at this top of your to-do list. ki

reigning champions chicago blackhawks have a losing start to the campaign and lost 2-1 and rick nashgoal of the season and they gave the rankers six wins for seven game. 5-4 for washington and it was ten meetings with the panthers. a first round 63 from roy macalroy has the lead the classic and he hit this sensational putt on the 11th for a birdie and put him a strike ahead of henry who they are five under and not a good day for tiger woods. his opening around of 71 left him in a share for 81st. >> didn't get into a role earlier when i had four good looks early and they are easy putts too and didn't have the speed right. the green is pretty strong out there and i read it wrong a few times. >> and they will play federer for the divide championships on friday and he was walked over and federer made use of that and he was beat 6-2-6-2. phillip plays tom in the other semi and beat them 6-2-6-3 and knocking out the 300th career win. but to reach a fifth street final fell flat, the three-time champion was against kevin anderson and scored the final when he was forced to retire with an inju

hodes raises awareness of alzheimer's disease for the nash nash -- national alzheimer's association and alzheimer's has affected his wife's family and i'm sure he will talk about that. we welcome you all here. i read your testimony last night. they are great and all of your testimonies will be made part of the record in their entirety and i would ask if you would give a short five minute summation of that so we can gauge you in questions and answers and conversation. first we will recognize our former colleague from the house side congressman dennis moore. it's good to see an old friend back again from the midwest. dennis thanks for being here and please proceed. >> thank you and good afternoon chairman harkin ranking member moran and members of the subcommittee. as an individual living with alzheimer's disease i thank you for the opportunity to testify before the subcommittee. alzheimer's is a devastating and ultimately fatal disease. it currently and packs more than 5 million americans. these men and women are husbands and wives mothers and fathers sisters and brothers republicans and

his name is nathaniel nash. mcdaniel is a wonderful, looks like a choir boy.was a born-again christian and a two-year cut the holy land. so we'd have lunch at talking about israel. when i went up to beirut for the times, the gaelic descent are going to for your safety. potato, and really appreciate that. two years later, after i got out of beirut alive, two and half years later, here's one of the first people i called. it was -- it that you were my good luck charm. nathaniel nash was on ron ratzinger played the same into him in bosnia and he died in that crash. in my mind because he was such -- he was summoned atop a difference between skepticism and cynicism in a 39. >> we've got about a minute left. i want to know whether to doubt you are optimistic that america now. >> deep down i feel it is that the most important national foreign policy issue in the world is the health and vitality of this country. if we go dark as a country -- if we are pessimistic, if we can't be all we can be in emulate values were restarted freedom, opportunity, pluralism and mirror t

they, too have a similar device to the, to the -- the freestyle nash i mentioned. and i wouldn't be surprised if we start seeing some partnerships down the road similar to this one. >> partnerships with who? >> maybe why soda stream is -- you think that's possible? pure speculation. is that possible? >> i think there have been speculation on that, not too long ago, and it was pretty much shot down. i want to say it was about a year ago, there was talk about that. i don't think it was any high-level talk. analyst rumors and that sort of thing. that doesn't look like it's going to happen. i really don't know who that would be if they were to get into such a partnership. i don't have any information on that. but it would be interesting to see how they respond to this. and how soon they respond to this, if at all, as brian said, soda stream up by 10% today. jeff, thank for your thoughts. >>> the next big story the day is twitter. it has been a very rough 20 hours for twitter. the stock is down 20% on disappointing earnings. actually it's worst day on record that only g

and nathaniel nash was on ron brown's airplane when it slammed into a mountain in bosnia and he died in that crash. in my mind, because he was such he was someone who taught me the difference between skepticism and cynicism and i kept that in my mind. >> we have got about a minute left, and i want to know whether deep down you are an optimistic about america now. >> deep down i feel this -- that i think the most important national foreign-policy issue global issue in the world is the health and vitality of this country. if we go dark as a country -- >> go dark? >> if we are pessimistic, if we cannot emulate these values were we started -- freedom, opportunity, pluralism -- your kids will grow up in a fundamentally different world. that is why i invest so much of my time in writing about america, because i do believe it is the most amazing country in the world and the world will be a very different place if we cannot be all we need to be. >> i am really sorry that our time was up because i would like to continue with that saying but -- theme, but we have run out of time. and i want to

crosby also plans to perform with the group crosby, stills and nash starting next month. >>: 545 is thef people becoming americans for presidents day, now reports are that 3000 americans renounced their citizenship and give up their u.s. passports last year. that's triple the average for the previous five years according to an analysis of government data. it appears taxes might have contributed to this fight. unlike most countries, the u.s. attacked the citizens of all income no matter where it is turned or where they live. and filing taxes is getting more complicated. one expert says reporting taxes can be so difficult that expats are often forced to seek help. and that can add up to thousands of dollars. >>darya: with a check of weather and traffic. erica? >>erica: lot of people heading back to work today following the holiday. we are looking at temperatures predominantly in the forties. everyone definitely above the freezing mark. later on tonight, looking at perhaps the chance for a north bay sprinkle that will carry on into early tomorrow morning and past that, we of looking for dr

third point in the meantime wild boar nash is as if is we need to boost the air services to the peninsula where i met in new key and a double the flight and would five pounds of of the cost of those but we need to make sure replacement the services are as good as they can. >> for businesses in westchester, more to my constituency associated with the risk warnings to agree with me. and counsel has been helpful and can he reassure my constituents that that will continue to invest defenses? >> given that assurance he is right to mention the difficulties on the river's 7 because the river's 7 and the river why are expected to respond to recent rainfall and levels are likely to go up. in terms of the thames i should tell the house a second peek is expected on sunday and monday and that could put 800 properties at risk but we will go on doing whatever we can getting people to communities before they are flooded but it is worth making the point and the point to be fair to the last government as well as this one that if you take the 2007 floods 55,000 homes are flooded. since that time if you loo

nash estuvo 39 juegos fuera de actividad, tenÍa tres juegos de haber regresado, anoche abandoÓo la competenciao quieron llevar. vamos a ver lo que hizo luis alberto mendoza desde mÉxico. vamos a ver. >>> la ciudad de mÉxico recibiÓ una verdadera invitada de honor, se trata de la copa del mundo, que estÁ haciendo una gira como la gran estrella que es. acaba de llegar de guatemala, su prÓxima escala es canadÁ, fue presentada con gran lujo y espectacularidad, un evento donde patty cantÚ. y ayer fue el fant fest. donde mÁs de uno se tomo fotos. y a la copa del mundo solo la tocan los campeones del mundo. a mÁs de uno los hace soÑar con que regrese. >>> todos tenemos oportunidad. >>> y algunos que en plan mÁs pesimista no estÁ seguro de verla. >>> la verdad que no, creo que con que hagan un mejor papel. >>> por lo menos que lleguemos al quinto partido. >>> a mÁs de 100 dÍas de la patada inicial todos sueÑan, pero a uno ese sueÑo se le harÁ realidad. >>> gracias a luis guillermo. y estÁ listo para el dÍa de "san bolentain". >>> tiene problemas de decisiÓn. no sabe si con esta. >>> a Última hora con

the thing about american exceptionalism and the thing about the history that nash brushes -- dinesh brushesst is that it is a false construction. the history of the slave owners that founded this country, they really didn't want to have slaves but they did it because it was necessary to found the union. that is an invention. there is no truth to it. look into the history and understand it. the idea that there are people out there lecturing people on what they should want in other countries -- who? where are those people? the people lecturing on those who want our spending billions of dollars to invade those countries. that is ridiculous. iraq, 80% oft iraqis wanted us out within two years. very typical of invading occupying soldiers everywhere, you can hear almost every week some soldier in iraq saying that we didn't accomplish everything, but when we got here there was nothing here. nothing? in the cradle of civilization? it is an arrogance that drives us the wrong way. it is an arrogance that is not only foolish but deadly. the country as it is is a massive contradiction as i said. beauty

steve nash for goodness sakes. these were not people who were seen as distractions.tion of 21st century corporate culture when we say sports and politics don't mix, what it really means is sports and the politics of ownership don't mix. or sports and commerce don't mix. that is a distraction when you're talking about political issues, a distraction from what i think the nfl wants. which is as bland and flattened a product as possible that can appeal to as wide an audience as possible. >> chris, the last word on telling me about your hat. what does principle 6. >> draw awareness of what is going on in sochi right now. you shouldn't discriminate against people in sport for any reason. >> chris, i appreciate your stance and your roles and appreciate you letting us talk about you and to you at the same time, which could be tough. your story stands in for a bunch of important things that we care about here. chris kluwe, thank you so much. >>> up next, denver versus seattle. the two teams from the two states that legalized conventional. [ grunts softly ] [ ding ] i sense y

it is critical for nash and to continue investing in our aging infrastructure. therefore providing, sorry preserving the trust fund needs to be our number-one priority on this committee and other committees and in the senate and the house. we must work together to find a sweet spot for the dependable bipartisan source of funding for the highway trust fund ,-com,-com ma a strong transportation system is vital to ensuring the economic competitiveness of the united states of america and this requires maintaining federal investments in our transportation infrastructure. a report last year from the national association of manufacturers and i'm so happy they are with us today, found that 70% of u.s. manufacturers believe america's roads are getting worse and 67% believe that infrastructure is important enough to american businesses that all options to fund investments should be on the table. i think nam for that great roads and bridges are not democratic. they are not republican and i'm so proud of the bipartisan support on our committee from my ranking member senator

chuck nash home.ts way now ♪ yesterday >> he had no idea. chuck from winter dad, florida, that's the main street beautiful section ever orlando, florida. he will be here on "fox & friends" on monday morning. >> that was totally real. >> it was a total surprise he had no idea they were doing that for him. >> that's really cool. >> that's quite a surprise to be welcomed home that way. let's get out to brian kilmeade who is live in times square this morning. >> where are your cheerleaders, brian? >> i had to send them on their way. other broncho fans that need some attention. so i let them go. guys, i thought even though it seems like some people are here. millions of people are coming here. more people watching at home that will not have a chance to see super bowl quick tour. right over here stat zones. legitimate stats for the seahawks as well as the bronchos. not quite open yet look own stat. little kids come up. pretend to be favorite team. get those pictures taken and get to walk away with others. m