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. >>> national news the death toll rising after a deadly mud slide that hit washington yesterday, as many as 30 homes destroyed, you can see the remains of a structure here that was crushed [ null ] the force of it. 18 people still unaccounted for in mud slide. there are believed to be still more trapped in the mud and debris. governor jay inly called the scene of the disaster shocking. >> it is at times more devastating when you see it yourself from two respects, one the scope of maybe a square mile of total devastation. there is literally not assert call standing within a square mile. >> thanked the rescue -- airlifted to safety, ground water saturation tie today heavy rainfall in the area in the last month, the community coming together through tragedy. >> it's been you are reel, the tragedy is unthinkable, but the community as stated before many times, comes together, a friend helps friend, even people you he don't know stop and help. >> flash flood is still in at the. >>> high security today at the oakland running fest call, oakland kept a lesson worth eye on the crowds in the w

there's new rules in the u.s. relating to national security and the surveillance of the news media.t's the upshot from a story from last year when the department of justice, d o.j., seized phone records from the associate press without notification. the d o.j. was trying to find the source behind an ap story on an leingd terror brg -- alleged terror plot out of yessen. under most rules d o.j. will inform the news outlets, and the news outlets can challenge search warrants in the sprourpt. and the d o.j. will only go after records in extraordinary methods are required. here is the catch. the attorney-general can rule that notification will not be given in cases where it would mean: >> when the story broke the ap accused the government of massive and unprecedented intrusion. on the new rules ap's c.e.o. said: >> in hong kong protesters have been out on the streets calling for greater protection against censorship. february 23rd, more than 6,000 people marched to hong kong's chief executive office to speak out against what they see as an erosion of press freedom, and attempts to silenc

casting a shadow over the plans -- this video which made national news. on a new york city highway. a group of bikers blocked traffic. an suv pinned in the group makes contact with the biker. the group reacts, surrounding the vehicle. the panicked motorist drivers over a biker and seriously injuries him. the bikers take off in pursuit. and after this video ends, pulled from his car and beaten in front of his wife and daughter. >> now everybody across the nation thinks when there's a pack of bikes it's a bunch of goons looking to beat up freaking women and rape children and [ bleep ] it's nothing like that. >> so a few weeks after the incident, chad and his bikers invite us to spend time with them as they plan and attempt the shutdown. >> what's the thrill of doing that out on the open road? >> you're not supposed to do it. >> are you a menace to society? >> no. can i at sometimes be a pain in the authority's as? yes. >> the highway is not a place to do a stunt. >> law enforcement plans to show up in force and stop the shutdown. do you anticipate conflict?

in national news. amidst growing hostility in ukraine. the u-s continues to support the new government in kiev. president obama plans to meet with the nation's prime minister arseny yatsenyuk tomorrow at the white house. they will discuss the crisis in crimea.and focus on peaceful resolutions to russia's military intervention in the region. former vice president dick cheney chimed in on the issue today. saying putin's actions violate more than just international law. the real question is how much do you want to allow putin to ignore those agreements, very, very important agreements that ended the cold war, led to the reunification of europe and the liberation of millions of people from under the boot heel if you will -- of the soviet union. depsite u- s action. russia lawmakers are defying the threat of sanctions. and backing crimea's upcoming vote on whether to secede from ukraine and join russia. ukraine's interim prime minister says crimea is, and will always be, a part of his country. peru is agreeing to extradite jordan van der sloot

today and the national news? >> guest: i think a kind of interesting comparison would be a company like sinclair, which has a lot of local news -- a lot of local stations and also send indicates it sip diindicates -- syndicates its own news packages so you have it coming from a national organization but given a bit of a local flavor or local spin. and the way in which television and radio as well eats up content so quickly, as we are here today, demonstrates they'll take the content where they can get it. the economies of scale are really important for the profitability of local stations. and so that profitability in and of itself gave them a little bit of a leeway. and this is also a story of -- in terms of enteraction of local and national -- of the intermediaries that made this possible. so i also look at what are called -- the different station management companies that basically sold advertising on these local stations for national brands, and did so in ways that a national brand didn't have distribution, say

our responsibility is as nations to live by these new national laws standards. so that we can expect that others will too accusing russia of a land grab a gun points. russia's actions in crimea iran or russia of april so full of these fundamental principles and threats in the future all due credit. warnings and threats steal the show. there will be additional and far reaching consequence is i'm not sure is flying high seed through the double standards may be hard to do. the man. i mean it turned out to the commander's intent. but when the falkland islands on the animation. it doesn't stand up nicely. this was of a further costs to come over creamy are re united with the rest are all the rage as the west continues to pick and choose where on the world map to support and were to reject independence whipping its own principles upon convenience. as this is sure to rt washington dc. fist at the prospect of security forces not on side with no authority is kevin started forming an armed force that's completely loyal to the new rulers. the so called national guard is pl

committee and has appeared on a wide range of major media outlets and is published in multiple national news sources. at the far end of the table is the president of the winston group, a d.c. strategic planning and research firm. he has been through tedious advisor to house republican leadership including newt gingrich and the current speaker john banner. ofe originated the concept the security mom and has developed the narrative for the 2010 election cycle. >> thank you. thank you to everyone for coming and are excellent panel for being here. after 2012, all the problems the republican party has faced with latino voters really came to a head and all the problem's are evident. the harder part is trying to figure out how to fix those problems. i will not talk too long and then it will turn it over to our panelists here. let's go down the line and we can talk for a few minutes and get some introductory remarks and then we can move onto questions and i would love to involve you guys in the audience at the end. >> thanks for having me on the panel today. always happy to come back and help out am

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that tops our stories around the "news nation." police captain testifies text messages retrieved from reeva steenkamp's phone said she was afraid of oscar pistorius at times. one message just weeks before pistorius shot her said, "i'm scared of you sometimes, of how you snap at me." she also said he picked on her inses sently and was nasty. most of the text messages were normal and loving, but several accused pistorius of being jealous and possessive. >>> the ntsb is investigating a subway train derailment at chicago o'hare airport. the fire commissioner says the train jumped up on the sidewalk, went up the stairs in an escalator. the transit authority is not aware of what caused the derailment. people injured are expected to be okay. >>> a shift of focus now to the brave men and women who serve our country in conflicts around the world. a new documentary series airing monday night on the relaunched american heros channel brings us the gripping stories straight from the battlefield of the real life band of brothers and sisters who

. >> nbc news national investigative correspondent michael isikoff joins us live from the courthouse nton, new jersey, and also joining me in studio, political columnist for new jersey's asbury park press. let's start off with you here, what's happening in court. obviously, the back and forth over bridget kelly, especially, her attorneys wanting to keep these documents away from the public and if any trial comes out, as well. >> right. actually, it's been a pretty interesting legal argument about the contours of fifth amendment protections when it comes to documents, and some pretty sharp questioning by the judge, mary jacobson, of that special counsel for the legislative committee. i thought he made one interesting concession here under the questioning, which is that the committee originally argued that the fifth amendment didn't apply because there was no reasonable grounds for kelly or stepien to believe they face criminal prosecution here. schar essentially conceded that's no longer the kacase, bad on recent developments by kelly and stepien's lawyers about how they've been questi

news wire leads to the committee that the tow to taste. it's connected with the upcoming elections though both local and national work in turkey. of course there's been a huge amount of attention author on the new corruption scandal involving prime minister are done. then of course though there has been the response. often many people. of course some who are concerned about this even people within the turkish government itself but even the president. abdullah who was purportedly had to exclude himself of distancing himself from comments the other guy. so i think it's a combination of factors that are political. all but the kids in the long term cost one thousand one hundred on the ak party has what it is to know we have caught these types of undemocratic actions and proclamations coming out of countries that have good relations with the united states. don't get the cattle response of the study was seen in other countries for example of restrictions in place. so yes going on in that saddam northam bob worry already been washed in terms of the recent developments around the ukraine in crimea morning hoping the break and if it appe

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this is national news now what's going on in north carolina, ever since duke energy's coal ash pond onthe dan river in eden, north carolina, broke loose super bowl sunday and coated the river bottom for 70 miles. tons of toxic sludge fouling the river and drinking water has a way of forcing an issue, not just in that one place, but everywhere. this weekend duke energy told "the new york times" the pumping at the coal ash ponds along the river was part of routine maintenance. the company said they had notified state regulators last fall they were doing it and it was a perfectly legal action. state regulators said, no, that's not how it went. state regulators said they only learned of the pumping when they stumbled across it last week as part of their statewide tour of coal ash pits after the dan river mega spill. when we asked duke energy about it today, they told us this routine maintenance happens all over the state, across north carolina, wherever they need to do it and wherever their permits allow to. the state plans to be out there inspecting the coal ash ponds again tomorrow. they

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national monuments act. sounds good but it should be known as preventing new parks act. this bill would severely restrict this and any future president's authority to establish a national monument, eliminating a crucial part of our nation's conservation strategy. in this current poisonous climate, the majority has made it nearly impossible for congress to conserve land for future generations, using the legislative process. this past congress, in fact, was the first since world war ii to not protect a single acre of land as a national park, monument or wilderness area. not one single acre. just last year, there was a significant bipartisan effort on the part of the president and others to designate the harriette tubman national historical parks act, of which i am an original co-sponsor, but that bill failed to even make it out of the committee with public support, with family support failed to make it out of committee. but just yesterday we celebrated the first anniversary of the harriette tubman underground railroad national monument located in my state of maryland and de

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. >> the 95-year-old, joe bell made national news this week after he dressed in uniform to watch runnersuring a weekend road race in his rose garden neighborhood. the video of runners stopping to greet him continues to be a big hit. and now he is getting a trading card. this is a look right now at joe bell's card courtesy of the san jose giants, a team in baseball's california league. >> i was surprised. and then all this commotion now. that was last week, how many days. >> he's great. many people want joe to know that his service is appreciated and they also are aware that fewer and fewer world war ii veterans are still alive. >> you go, joe. 95 still going strong. >>> one woman fights to keep her head above water for 15 hours on a sinking boat off the monterey coast. the chance encounter that saved her life. >> it's being called a crisis. pedestrian deaths on san francisco city streets. coming up, what the city plans to do about it in the long term and right now. >> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the kpix 5 weather center. did you hear it last night?! we had some thunderstorm

the only are thinking about shutting down the least productive processes the national news media gobbledup. it's not about reproductive rights at all but about stopping reproduction. >> and caplet institutions what you must do. i believe in separation of church and state, but i don't like it when religions get too busy. and here we have the federal government telling catholic organizations what they have to support in the health care policy and it is pernicious. lou: the vatican's chief justice , they are aggressively more hostile to civilization. >> i think that he is speaking to the city in saying that be careful. lou: and he doesn't have religious liberty in the world. and it has some catching up to do with us. thank you so much. >> we're coming right back. stay with us. judith miller and crystal i ke prilosec otc each morni for my frequent heartburn. zero heartburn. becat wohoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. lou: joining us now is the "a-team." cry

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>>> good morning, everyone, i'm tamron hall and this is "news nation." we begin with developing news. the fbi is now assisting in the investigation into malaysia flight 370. fbi agents have been asked to complete a forensic analysis of the flight simulator taken from the home of pilot zaharie shah. now, this comes after malaysian authorities announced some of the data on that simulator was deleted in february. the fbi has also been given copies of the hard drives of computers from both the pilot and the co-pilot. now, the simulator and hard drives were removed from sla's home during a search over the weekend. malaysia's transportation minister cautioned, though, not to rush to judgment here. >> local and international expertise have been recruited to examen the pilot's flight simulator, the passengers, the pilots and the crew remain innocent until proven otherwise. for the sake of their families, i ask that we repran from any unnecessary speculation that might make an already difficult time harder. >> u.s. defense and intelligence officials strongly denie

>> i should not -- that would make national news.ome of the stuff that they would like us to work on, they gave me some thoughts. i took it to heart. >> roku released its revamped streaming stick, it works with any tv with hdmi. giving chrome cast competition. >> chromecast does not come with a remote control. customers like to use a remote control. a lot of them like you have a mobile phone as an option. that was the big thing we included. we work great with android and ios. the remote control is our big differentiator. >> let's head to austin, texas. sxsw, the interactive conference is happening today. if you are going or just curious, pay attention, sam grobart of bloomberg businessweek breaks it down. >> heading down to austin for sxsw? not going but still curious? three things everyone will be talking about. there is a paradox -- everybody loves coming to austin for its laid-back vibe. if every corporate marketing department blows out its budget on a giant event, a ruins that vibe. the city has been pushing back. last year, the

take a look at what the news nation is saying about friday's gut check. should the u.s. transjendser troops? 73% said yes, 27% said no. i'll be back here for you tomorrow. happy st. patrick's day and tomorrow on "news nation," we've got a great lineup for you. check out our website to see what we have planned. up next, andrea mitchell. >>> right now, the mystery deepens as 26 countries continue the search for the missing plane. investigators zeroing in on the pilots and passengers on board flight 370. who was at the controls and what was their motive? >> the two possible tracks of this plane based on those limited satellite pings, six of them, suggest the plane overpassed over some of the world's most volatile countries with advanced air defense systems or over one of the largest bodies of water on earth with no radar and limited satellite coverage. >> now for the first time we're hearing from the partner of american passenger phillip wood as she waits for news in beijing. >> my gut feeling is they are still alive. i've had that feeling the whole way through. i don't beli

completely calm esther is for dissolving their previous parties and on the register as a new one with a national election commission. the new politics alliance for democracy will hold one hundred thirty seats at the national assembly with the vast majority of them being members of the former democratic party the intended party currently has one hundred fifty six seats in the parliament the alliance adopted its platforms at the ceremony which include a focus on forming a just society and maintaining peace. it's our party in a scene of the party can find a smart way to go about it. strong security and better inter korean relations can co exist. we can also foster welfare and promote democracy together progressive or conservative that's not what significance the people's livelihoods are now that the new politics alliance for democracy has officially been on the party will focus on garnering more support from the general ahead of the june for its local elections. so i added the news. the current economy grew for a percent last year are accelerating from an earlier estimate of two point eight percent

analysis on all of it from our panel of experts and with russia once more in the news we'll look back at a milestone "face the nation" interview. 60 years of news because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs >> schieffer: good morning again there are developments from overnight on the crisis in ukraine. russian president sad her putin has moved troops in to crimea that is region where mostly russian speaking population, a move that the ukrainian prime minister says is a declaration of war. vladimir putin and president obama spoke yesterday for 90 minutes a conversation the white house described as the toughest of the obama presidency. as for ukraine, a new government there is mobilizing its reserves and authorizing the call up of all men under the age of 40. cbs news correspondent is in kiev, charlie, people are again out in the square, what's going on there? >> well, there are about a thousand demonstrators and protesters arrived here,, today we've been hearing them saying, down with russian president vladimir putin, they're calling him a liar and dictator. the ukrainian prime minister says the co

. >>> this is a case making  national news a teenager in new jersey is suing her parents for support for immediate assistance including paying her tuition, her living expenses and her college tuition but a judge yesterday rejected the teenagers' request. >> she is being steered down the wrong area and it is killing us. >> rachel's parents said she voluntarily moved out and into her best friend's home because she didn't want to obey her parents' rules anymore. >>> and around the world, today marks the first day of lent, ash wednesday and it is a season of prayer leading up to easter. many give up something during lent and other activity, and many are holding ash wednesday's services. >>> he hit the jackpot after stealing a lottery machine from agrees are you store but it might not be the payout he was looking for. >>> we are live here where a large amount of people are forming after huge delays on bart and we will tell you how this may impact your commute coming up. >>> good morning, we still have slow traffic and we will tell you more about the routes that are still crowded this morn

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from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: today on "face the nation." breaking news on ukraine and the mystery of malaysian air flight 370. it's been more than a week since the plane vanished but authorities now say they know why the plane went off course. and it wasn't an accident. >> this is consistent with deliberate action by someone on the plane. >> schieffer: we'll hatch the latest from malaysia and our team of cbs aviation, including sully sullenberger. then ask the chairman of the house intelligence committee, mike rogers, who he knows about the plane's disappearance. then we'll turn to the other big story, the vote today in crimea and the crisis over ukraine. what can the u.s. and our allies do if russian president vladimir putin tries to annex the former soviet state. we'll hear from former obama national security advisor tom done lone and a panel of experts about that and the other developments. 60 years of years because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs >> schieffer: good morning again as i said earlier there is breaki

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new baseball. nats lead 9-5. they win 9-7 and that nationals go to 1-0. breaking news right now, let's check in with the news conference. chase --c. police police chi was updating us in .he search for relisha rudd >> this is both physically and mentally tedious work, the type of search we have been doing here. for those who volunteer to help , from faith-based community ,embers here, some volunteers d.c. general shelter volunteers as well, volunteers from the neighborhoods who wanted to support and help us. as well as off-duty and retired police officers. for all those volunteers that came out here today to help us, spoke with him, i this is both mentally and physically tedious work that we asked them to help us with an they did a fantastic job, so thanks to all those folks. obviously we don't normally confirm identification until we id confirmed,al but i will say in this case that i will give you a tentative identification on what we believe the person we have found here. based on what we have right now, this is a tentative identification, not the officia

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