nicki batese is joining us, what's the latest?rter: the latest here on the ground in perth, one of the lieutenant commanders who was in direct touch with the poseidon who sent out the search today. they just arrived to the area within the hour and radar hit a significant size, which is raising their hope that is this could potentially, this debris could potentially be the plane. >> okay. and so, nicki, what is the next step from here? >> reporter: from here, the aircraft will collect photo evidence of any debris that they find to bring it back to the ground. and at that point, look at the photographs and confirm whether or not this is the missing flight. and then the australian rcc will coordinate a recovery of evidence and any debris and go from there. of course, they will be looking for the black box and anything they can find to help piece together what happened. >> nicki, this p8 poseidon is such a significant plane, you talk about radar of significant size, educate us a bit, does that mean that radar hits could possibly be de

navy aircraft that was sent to the site took off from perth, australia, where abc producer nicky batistes tonight. >> the anticipation here is high. it was just a few hours ago that the u.s. navy's high-tech p-8 poseidon plane took off here behind me. they've been searching the indian ocean, looking specifically at some objects that were picked up by satellite. we have heard back from the crew. and they say their radar is detecting objects of significant size. this has given a lot of hope to the people here who are waiting for them to come back with photographs that will be analyzed before we have any clue whether or not that debris might be the missing malaysian airlines flight. >> thanks, nicky. for the families of the 239 on board, this has been an agonizing 13-day wait for answers. abc's bob woodruff has been following that part of the story from kuala lumpur. he brings us the latest from there. bob? >> reporter: dan, this is the cyber view hotel. about 12 family members, all from china, living in this place. we've seen them outside their rooms really listening to their phone calls,

ronnie tye now lives with his fiance nicky, her three daughters and his grandmother. >> i'm just happye. and i'm happy to have a good family. and i'm happy that i'm taking care of my grandma instead of anybody else because she gets taken care of real well here. don't you? >> what. >> you get taken care of very well here, don you? >> what? >> i said you get taken care of very well here, don you, granny? >> ronnie says he's taken to his role as father. >> i like being a stepfather, helping them and things, take them places, buying them things. >> like he does for them, he does me. it's more like his own kids. >> thanks, babe, for cooking dinner. >> you're welcome. >> thanks, mom. >> there's more in here. >> sure feels good to eat real food. >> real pig. >> it's cow. >> thank you for cooking the pig. >>> coming up, jodie tye makes a major recommitment. >> all right, kenny tye, you'd better like this [ bleep ]. >>> and more with paul komyatti and the slagle brothers. >> tell me if that and a work of art, i mean, seriously. see what's new at projectluna.com sunny or bubbly? cozy or cool? "m

>> nicky, here is what she asks. >> i'm interested. >> my name is nicky and i know you really like countryic. i was wondering if you have any musical talents of your own? >> marching band. >> absolutely zero. by the way, nicky, you can google hannity, charlie daniels, freedom concert, and watch me sing "the devil went down to georgia" and you'll fully completely understand how bad i am. >> next week. so painful. thinking about it sounds painful. >> i started loving country with garth. >> i see you in marching band with a hat. >> no. >> and a trombone, getting your groove on. >> i was a jock, i played basketball, baseball, soccer, hockey. >> you played the glocken spiel. i had a couple photos you posted to twitter. >> you live to embarrass me. >> i found this so curious and strange. so the whole point of social media is to make your life look less mundane and less boring. instead, you poesz these photos of your campbells chunky chicken noodle soup and tell everybody you eat the same thing every day. >> i nuke that and i ate that. when i was looking, i said, this would make a good picture fo

i think that young girls like nicki minaj and beyonce', in the campaign video, who are saying, i'm notossy, i'm the boss, and the way that you portray yourself definitely has an affect on the way that others see you and women of color in particular. >> the firms with women on their boards have 60% higher returns, and 66% more on investor capital and equity. women fundamentally think differently than men, and isn't that evidence enough that we should be more like our authentic selves and try to be less than what men represent in the workplace? >> i think that you're right on, the word authentic is important. and as we talk about this word, bossy, it doesn't matter. it's not a national debate. it really is about how you personally feel about the word. and it goes back to that personal level. i do think leadership is about taking that ownership of what we present as an authentic human being, not necessarily male or female. and i think that we have a lot to present, so females tend to be socialized in a way that causes us to be connective. we're relationship based, as opposed to how men ar

nicky burrdon is there. >> reporter: every single person told me they have a family member still overine and worried about their loved ones but also worried about their country. here's what they had to say. >> these last few months i have been losing sleep just watching everything that's going on in ukraine, so it's been a 24 hour schedule and seeing that happen today, it felt like the floor fell out from beneath me. part of me said how could he do this and another part of me was almost expecting this. i was waiting for this to happen. so it's disappointing and it's scary because i do have family that is 20 kilometers from the russian border and speaking with them this morning, they are scared, they are keeping an eye out on everything that's going on and they are scared for their children as well. >> all ukraine wants is just to be -- just to be a regular country, just to be a country where people raise their children, pay their taxes, they have, you know, lego system, just to be like everybody else. they are not antirussian, antisemitic, they want for themselves and their families.

martin, lip syncing "star ship" by nicki minaj. ♪ >> you've got to admit, they've got impressive dancees. this girl can stand on her hands while singing. >> talented. >> you know what this video needs? hula cam, we've got it. >> beth, you're dying to see the hula cam. >> we haveeen it before o cowbo >> i don't know if i've seen anybody match them or beat them. >> can't have enough. >> can't have enough. >> watch this all day. >> my life would have been better without it. >> don't watch it then. make your own, ladies. >> rtm ladies' video. >> maybe it's time for guys. >> we'll do it. ♪ >> beautiful video. if you want to see the whole thing, put it on our website, rightthisminute.com, click on today's show. >> checking in with mac dreidel from ebaum's world, check out real or fake videos. >>> first, a boat gets powered up. >> redneck speed boat. >>> a party goes out with a bang. >> what was that? >> watch along and decide real or fake, next. >> real. >> i want to say fake. >> closed captioning provided by -- you're history.cscalalp, memeet selsun science. seselslsunun e ititchchy y dry.

. >> my name is nicki patterson and i reside at 49 prospect. i was contacted by our neighbors to the other side of the property at 45 who wanted to send a confirmation that there's never been any build up on that deck, which i think has been satisfied. i've lived there for over ten years and there's never been anything on that back deck. these people are the same people you're now -- there was no foreclosure. it's the same people. they had complete disregard for us when we tried to work with them and ask them what they were doing. of course we want somebody to live there. nobody lived in that house for many years and we're happy for it to be developed to code, to permit. we've been let down by the city. there are rules in the city of what you can do and we are reasonable people and that's all we wanted to happen and it didn't happen. we've had a director's hearing and they've been told to take down the deck and they didn't do it . they've been told what they have to do, they've ignored it and i have no faith that whatever happens here today the

juan pablo chose nicky farrell.partment present her with a ring, no wedding to look forward, to just a promise. it was when he turned down claire that things got kind of awkward. >> i'll tell you what, i thought i knew what kind of man you were. what you just made me go through, i would never want my children having a father like you. >> okay. glad i didn't pick her. >> oh, the drama. classic bachelor style. >>> this is "first look" on msnbc. "way too early" starts right now. >>> welcome to the view. joining us, please welcome msnbc anchor thomas roberts. >> thank you very much. i wore the breast secondhand suit i have. >>> i'm not thomas roberts, but i am wearing one of his suits. i believe he wore this to his kindergarten gradation. >>> pulling an all nighter. why two dozen senators have spent more than 11 hours on the sn senate floor. >>> and new information on the men who used fake passports and the hunt to find the plane. this is "way too early". >>> good morning. i'm bill karins in for thomas roberts. it's tue

juan pablo chose nicky farrell, but did not present her with a ring. no wedding bells.se. and it was when he turned down runner-up claire crawley that things got awkward for them. >> i'll tell you what, i thought i knew what kind of man you were -- >> okay. >> what you made me go through, i would never want my children having a father like you. >> okay. i'm glad i didn't pick her. >> at least we know there is not going to be -- there is usually a bachelor wedding and that airs. in this case -- >> full disclosure two episodes behind, but now i'm caught up, so thank you. if not -- >> spoiler alert. >> forced to watch that show with my wife and now that's over for me and now i have to sit through four hours -- >> i never watched a single episode of the bachelor. >> the question is do i pretend i know who won or not? >> bachelorette around the corner. i'm frances rivera. this is "early today." we hope it is your first stop of the day on nbc. pay my bill. phone: your account is already paid in full. oh, well in that case, back to vacation mode. ♪boots and pants and boots and

i'm shaun robin sochbility 10 million people tune in including myself and while nicki may have gotten the final rose, juan pablo attitude is what everyone is talking about. billy gathered our bachelor brain trust shawn and melissa from dallas along with desiree and chris from seattle who all weighed in. >> 84 percent on the "access hollywood"tot come poll say juan pablo the worst bachelor ever. now that's a broad stroke worst but let's get into into theage adjective how would you describe the guy watching in that after the final rose. shaichbility would i say be prechltd as bachelor my biggest client about juan pablo there was no transparent situation. he wouldn't tell america how he felt and i think when you sign up to be the bachelor you owe it to the fans. you owe it to the network and i don't think he was ready for. that. >> juan pablo says that he never watched the show. thus was bitter about sharing the details of his life. do you believe him melissa had he no idea what this was about? >>

nicky batiste, abc news, perth, australia. >> nicky, thank you.s crews search for flight 370. our next updates are on "america this morning" and "good morning america." >> show of defiance from north korea this morning, firing two ballistic missiles. the midrange missiles are believed to have flown about 400 miles. it's not clear where they splashed down. this is the first time in five years they launched medium range missiles. this comes as the u.s., japanese and south korean leaders gathered to discuss the north's nuclear threat. >> the white house is extending the deadline for some applying for health insurance. anyone who started the application before the march 3 1st deadline will be able to finish it. no word on how long the grace period will be. the administration predicts a crush of applicants in the last hours could cause a computer traffic jam. >>> president obama's health care is in the hands of the nation's highest court for religious reasons. mara schiavocampo reports it could send shock waves through the nation. >> what gives you all

. >> tell me about nicki minaj. about 45 seconds. >> the name of the brand is next fusion. is the face of the brand. spritzer.ific wine what that entails is all different services involving her doing photo shoots and social media, making appearances. how do she connect with the brand, and in authentic way. >> that is important. thank you for your time. that is taking stock on bloomberg. . ♪ [bells] >> live from pier 3 in san francisco, welcome to the late edition of "bloomberg west," where we cover the global technology and media companies that are reshaping our world. i am emily chang. our focus is on innovation, technology, and the future of business. emily chang. gets crushedcrush -- the maker of candy crush gets crushed. we will talk about why. and new details in a possible dish-directv mergeut

. >> tell me about nicki minaj. we have about 45 seconds. >> the name of the brand is next fusion.the face of the brand. it is terrific wine spritzer. what that entails is all different services involving her doing photo shoots and social media, making appearances. how do she connect with the brand, and in authentic way. >> that is important. thank you for your time. that is taking stock on bloomberg. ♪

she called her sisters, tony and nicky, who drove to her house. [ ringing ] >> before we even got there, i was on the phone with the 911 operator. >> is everything ok? >> no, we need a police. >> as soon as we got there, we didn't any anything about it. we just went in. after i walked in the house, he looked different. i said -- he didn't look like human. >> what's wrong? >> i don't want to be here. >> i kept asking her just say i'll be back. >> we were both in the house back and forth trying to get him to let her go. >> every time she get closer to me, he gets closer to her. she move, he moves. she's like tony, he got a gun. i'm like gun? what's really going on here. >> we pleaded with him not to do what he was thinking of do. >> it's going to be worse. you got a whole baby to think of. >> at one point, he started looking outside. he saw the police. he's like you guys called the police on me. i'm like no, no, it's all right. he was like get out, get out. >> get out now! >> no! >> at that point, he snatched her and i ran out the house. >> he grab her. [ gunshot ] [ screaming ] >> and th

and nicky duvall, a former deputy legal adviser to the cia's counterterrorism center. you're in this unique position of having worked for both, the cia and the committee. i want to get to your experience on this, but i want to go straight to a couple of things that senator chambliss said that surprise m.d. e. he said that no republican staff on the committee was involved in the underlying investigation that's going on here. i thought that committee and the staff okked in a much more bipartisan and collaborative way. >> yes, that surprised me too. i found a lot of things about what senator chambliss said surprising. >> go ahead, vicki, what else. >> well, i mean, he's rebuking the chairman of his committee for making a public statement, and he's publicly making a statement rebuking her. it seems quite hypocritical for him to do that. i thought senator feinstein's comments were bold and brave in my opinion. >> e.j. dionne, there's another clue in here about what cia director brennan might be doing in his denial that they in any way invaded senate computers. saxby chambli

from nicki minaj.arthquake this little new york girl ever experienced in calli unbelievabe this time. aaron green, quote, i just figured the neighbors upstairs were getting to it, but it was a little more vigorous than normal. back to you. >> was that old german couple the neighbors upstairs because he's just like let's just stay in bed. >> let's put a pillow on that. >> i grew up in los angeles. they'll criticize the news anchor for jumping under the desk -- >> he did the right thing. >> that's what you're supposed to do. >> there's a different signal. you have the fire alarm and earthquake alarm and they're different sounding. >> well, and, look, he's got all these lights over his head. look straight up, if that thing was rattling and rolling, you'd be an idiot to say in your seat. >> the same thing in japan when i lived in japan and we'd do earthquake drills. first thing you do, under the desk and hope the desk is strong enough. >> or put a pillow on your face i guess if you're in bed. >> maybe. jan

. >> nicky yeah!l campaign to cpac tomorrow. the conservative political action conference did not invite chris christie to speak last year because he accepted federal aid for hurricane sandy, and expanded medicaid in his state. but the cpac crowd is fickle. >> well, isle put it in a nutshell. if we don't run chris christie, romney will be the nominee and we'll lose. >> a year after anne coulter said that, mitt romney was warmly received at cpac when chris christie declined to run. >> romney of the four remaining is the most conservative. he has the strongest position on illegal immigration. he has consistently, and i must tell you, right wingers, after obama care, the single most important issue is illegal immigration. >> and of course, at last year's cpac, ann coulter turned against chris christie. >> do you believe chris christie should have been invited to cpac is this year? >> did you see his convention speech? >> yes. >> it was really bad. and i must say, though i have loved chris christie, i'm n

i'm joined by nicky and stefano.in to us what they are, first. >> a crepe is just a really thin pancake. it's a great similar batter. you can pile on any sort of ingredients on it to make it savory or sweet. >> we are going to make a savory crepe with chicken and pesto sauce. for dessert we'll make banana. in order to make the perfect batter we need flour, sugar, salt, eggs, milk, vanilla syrup and a little bit like butter. the better right in the center. >> for people at home that don't have a fancy griddle, a regular pan okay? >> a regular pan. let it go for a couple of seconds, the butter starts to cook and then we put in our first ingredients. the chicken in the first layer. you put a little like olive oil, salt and a little bit of pepper. we take the spatula and we go on the crepe and fold it in half. our second ingredient is going to be the cheese and pesto sauce. put some spinach and some tomatoes. fold the crepe. >> all right. and it's so handy. i love this because it's a little bit crispy on the inside and e

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specifically, about 500,000 uninsured adults would be covered under a medicaid expansion if governor nicki hailey decided to do that. but she has said quite pointedly it's something she would never, ever do. and sheheen has said we're leaving this money on the table. and there's a study from the university of carolina that said if we expanded medicaid it would mean revenues of something like $11 billion into the states' coffer into 2020 and also about 40,000 jobs. this will be an interesting race. governor hailey, for instance, has also said she would welcome chris christie down to that state to campaign for her. it will be interesting to see if he actually comes and if this expansion of medicaid comes up. >> we have a new report tonight from the new jersey scandal desk involving bill stepien, who is of course christie's former campaign manager and adviser who was forced to remove himself from the christie team. stepien's attorney filed a response to the new jersey committee's -- special committee's motion to compel stepien's testimony and subpoenas through documents and his response inclu

i have been critical about it petition nicki minaj do your homework mr. williams.enge you anyone who is critical of so-called rappers to come into the community and give our kids an alternative. it's easy to. >> i will give you alternative motown. there is your alternative. motown. that was a culture that was entertaining. that was uplifting. >> that's what we are bk nation. >> you don't have it now. >> but it's coming back, sir. >> we just showed you the big three, okay? and they are all the big three. >> big three record labels. >> big three entertain'ers, people that are idolized. >> come after the record labels. >> check out black history about the history of black people in families -- >> -- i got to go guys. >> i actually know it very well. >> destroying it for their own personal profit. >> i got to go. we are going to continue to try to get the first lady involved in this because she could, i think, turn the tide. we have a brand new bill o'reilly.com question for you. we asking our children better off today than 50 years ago when juan was in brooklyn. go to

you have a lot more of drake and nicky minaj and these people dominating the charts.t now. >> you knew big. what do you think he would think of the current -- the quality level of commercial -- let's only say commercial hip-hop. >> i would never dame to speak for big but he was a guy who took hip-hop extraordinarily seriously, expert rapper, expert word smith. and just telling stories from -- he was a well rounded guy, right? he would tell the sort of i get girls tale and then he could tell the street story, the thuggish sort of street story. he could go in every different aspect of hip-hop. he wasn't just a one-note sort of guy. that made him an extraordinary artist. i can't believe he was just 24 years old when he was killed because it reminds us how our black boys are man/children, right? they are older than they seem. he seemed a lot older than 24. and i can only imagine the sort of artist he would have become given more time to develop and the sort of man he would have become and especially even to get even a little deeper at that point, new york emcees were all

because i know -- no, i know deborah and i certainly know lela would not -- nicky would, nicky my sonou don't want your daughter to walk around -- >> i do think it would be fun to wear matching stuff. >> for photos for christmastime and -- >> what about -- they have web sites with family pictures, tragic family pictures where they've all dressed in the same thing but it wasn't as lovely at your family picture. >> it's all in fun. >> i fell for the line about you having matching family shirts because you're a trusting guy. how we gesture -- your hand on your heart, according to a new study, a new article published in the nonverbal behavioral journal -- >> got one of those? >> "journal of nonbehavior journal," whatever, if you place your hand on your heart, people perceive you to be more trustworthy. they rated attractiveness, a group of women, and people with hands on their heart were described in terms of honest and trustworthy. here's the kick. the opposite was true for people who put their hand on their hip. >> or strike the pose move? >> yes. look at that! and here's the other kick

you'll feel dead afterwards. >> thank you nicky fitness.breath and i'm walking at a leisurely pace. >> i would like to thank gym source for all these machines. >>> harry reid called them liars, but the obama care horror stories are very true. we'll take a look at the worst ones, the nightmares coming up. >>> a man caught on camera stuffing a dog into his bag and then walking right out the door. are you kidding me? >> i have it set at 1, it's a little too fast for me. at any minute you could be a victim of fraud. fraud could mean lower credit scores and higher mortgage rates. it's a problem waiting to happen. check your credit score, check your credit report at experian.com. eer is anglers being careless and breaking off their rod tip. don't do that. ♪music announcer: at the bass pro shops spring fishing classic, save up to an extra $100 during our rod trade-in sale. coach calls her a team player. she's kind of special. she makes the whole team better. he's the kind of player that puts the puck, horsehide, bullet. right where it needs to be.

they knew people like nicky cantor. of course, there were other distinguished trade representatives that came after them but nobody remembers who they are. so trade fell out. if you weren't a former citi bank guy, goldman guy, you weren't remembered much. mike doesn't like this at all. mike has brought celebrity back to trade in my view. at least he's helping. and penny prisker is bringing celebrity back to commerce. but mike is going to join us today and talk about moving the needle on the trade front on a variety of issues he's working from and engaging in conversation with him and then with all of you as the chief u.s. commentator of the financial times. i am going to give you guys a break from me. the ongoing emcee the next hour will be scott, whom you met this morning from the atlantic. mike welcome ambassador froman and welcome mike. >> welcome, ambassador froman. 'm going to get into t.p.a., loads of things starting with t. i want to talk about the world of -- state of globalization. we've seen in the last couple

between clare and nickie, who did juan pablo pick? he had the ring, but he didn't propose to her.? he told her he wasn't sure he was ready to go, but still wanted to date her. i guess congratulations were in order? >> negative on that. will you accept this final rose? >> i would. ty very mu-- thank you very muc >> you know who doesn't care about this at all is science. >> i'm having a hiscy fit -- . hissy fit right now. i did not want to know this. >> i warned you. >> i'm daef stated just -- devastated just so we all know. enjoir your beautiful day because i am taking it away. that is right. that's what you all get. 70s d.c. enjoy that. you're going down to 30s by thursday. new york city, not so much. that's how the rest of y'all are going to feel. warm air making it way into the northeast. it's lasting a day or two guys. why? we're talking about a front coming through. temperatures 12 degrees above normal. st. louis seeing 79 today but dropping to 39 by tomorrow. making its way into the ohio valley overnight tonight brienging light snow. by tomorrow, making its way to the ohio va

. >>> the answer to the aflac trivia yes is nicky taylor. the winner is from alabama.e teen suing her parents for college tuition losing her case. what is going on? is she entitled, spoiled or are there deep family issues? is this indemic of problems in our society today? joining us, dr. keith ablow. are you ready to answer that question? what do you sense from this case? >> i'm ready. i'm glad the judge ruled against rachel because the bottom line is we can't have adolescents, 18 yearlies or for that matter, 12-year-olds differing with their parents about the level of support to which they're entitled and suing them because it would hang a sort of damaclese over every american family, wondering, what if we make this decision to try to enforce these rules? will our children lawyer up, which would be a cottage industry for lawyers and sue us? >> let me ask you this, that's the sort of financial issue here in terms of being emancipated or not. in terms of emotionally and family, is there a chance for this family to work with this specter of litigation. on the psychologic

look at some other things the gulf kingdom is guilty of according to human rights watch the seymour nicky has a zero tolerance policy on other faiths which can mean jail time for non muslims and even shia believers once they are behind bars they are likely to feel the full force of shari'a law often facing torture saudi arabia enforces rigid rules of conduct for women also who are banned from traveling alone driving or talking to male non-relatives and. violence an international law professor at georgetown university told us the dying rights situation in saudi arabia is there to stay. this saudi is not going to do it's not liberal democratic country democratic institutions and whatever and the way they plan on any kind of dissident even. violent dissident peaceful differently i don't think the saudi. form of government is going to change overnight and of all the caribbean to democracy i doubt this is going to happen billions of dollars worth of trade are behind the close bond between washington and riyadh the u.s. sells huge amounts of arms to saudi arabia and a large share of america's o

look at some of the things the gulf kingdom is guilty of according to human rights watch the signor nicky has a zero tolerance policy on other faiths which can mean jail time for non muslims and even shia believers once they are behind bars they are likely to bear the full brunt of shari'a law often facing torture including lashings saudi arabia enforces rigid rules of conduct for women who are banned from traveling alone driving or talking to my own relatives and are often subjected to domestic violence what can also land you on the wrong side of the law is social media activity earlier this month two sides receive lengthy prison sentences for tweets and to top the list there's also the death penalty for homosexuals or. international law professor at georgetown university believes the die right situation in saudi arabia is there to stay. the saudi is not limited to it's not liberal democratic country democratic institutions and whatever and the way they plan on any kind of decision even go if you're not violent peaceful digital i don't think the saudi. form of government is going to chan

needed helping him take a moment to do this together plus what's the story about your relationship with nicky bella. the story right now is complicated maybe i'll give you. that's today on larry king now. one of the larry king now a great return guest today john cena eleven time w w e champion three time world heavyweight champion who tried for his fifteenth world title in the upcoming w w e pay per view elimination chamber that's february twenty third and recently becoming the most liked athlete on facebook taking the number one spot from kobe bryant and this past january he launched a weight loss program in the united states called ten weeks body change that we'll talk about that in the next segment last week then he why i did what i did with the celebrity guest at a w w e at staples what was she like she was grateful and energy and the not only was she great the los angeles crowd was so happy that were there she got a wonderful reception i think she was overwhelmed but it was awesome it was really tough no no it was a tough one tough good spirited had fun i think she enjoyed the whole thin