comedian nikki glaser.turing the 8g band with fred armisen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and now, here he is, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? are we well? everyone well? i'm going to start off tonight with some good news. this is good news for hillary clinton supporters. a super pac, a super pac urging hillary clinton to run for president says it raised $1.7 million in the first three months of the year. said president obama, i'll kick in another million if she is willing to start early. [ laughter ] he'd love -- he'd love to move on to other things. interesting science news, scientists have discovered the world's oldest cardiovascular system within a 520 million-year-old shrimp fossil which they in turn found at red lobster. with two sides, two free sides. they were free. they were free after they told the waitress we found -- there is a shrimp fossil in my salad. this is cool an illinois dairy farm has created

reporter nikki burdine told him police had confirmed a body found in the park was indeed kahlil tatum>> right now i'm feeling shock and hurt because i want to know where my granddaughter is at. >> reporter: relisha's grandparents faced mixed emotions as they heard the news the man last seen with relisha is found dead. >> it's bad news because we don't know where she is, who has her. >> it's a good thing and bad on another because it leaves a whole lot of unanswered questions. >> reporter: tonight family and friends of 8-year-old relisha rudd gathered to pass out flyers and pray for her safe return. >> it means a lot to me to see so many people come out. >> reporter: but the dark reality that relisha is still missing did not stay gone for long. at family members marched arm and arm with their community members behind them through the streets of southeast. >> please bring her home. >> reporter: begging for answers. >> she's somewhere out there and if anybody knows where she's at, if they would find it in their heart and come forward. >> reporter: they vow to hope for the best. >> my gut

. >> milton. >> who's in love with nikki nikki neumam.is there any stripwear? >> oh, no not anywhere. >> it's pure soap. but enough about nikki. it's all about a tie. >> where do i find a tie for mo? >> i'm an accountant. my wife sara is in europe and this is my time to make a move. he's going to think what is something that nikki doesn't have in her life that victor wouldn't work -- >> he's been working on the backstory for his character. >> reporter: when "the young & the restless" launched in 1973 soaps went up in popularity but as the television landscape shift oefrd the years, the daytime drama began losing its appeal. >> i can't be without you. >> reporter: but a funny thing happened on the way to the nun real for "the young & the restless." viewers stuck with it. the show is enjoying its best ratings in six years. >> the announcement of the death of soaps was very premature. >> jill phelpss is y & r's producer. >> there's a real dedication and think for all time people will always want to watch their stories. >> do i have a good bo

nikki! it just busted through a radar over here! all the way through! the door's caving!ook at that. it's going right through their [ bleep ] house! you need to call somebody. >> who do i call? >> most of the townhouses are vacation rentals, and no one else seems to be around. >> there was a door missing and half the wall was caved in, and there was ice entering the home. and it just kept moving. >> seven minutes after the ice tide began, it abruptly stops. in amazement, darla surveys the area, now a surreal landscape of ice shards. >> okay, so there is the aftermath of the ice. i've never heard of anything like, you know, ice just coming out of the lake into people's homes. i've never -- it was something i never expected. >> no one is injured, but there's damage to a neighbor's property. following the unusual weather event, bulldozers clear the ice away. minnesota conservation officer christopher tatro is impressed by the massive ice heaves. >> some of the locals said the last time this happened was 50 years ago. some piles were 30-feet high. >> ice heaves are caused by

abc's nikki battiste is in perth, australia, with the latest on the mystery of flight 370. >> reporter: ten planes and nine ships are out looking for any debris from flight 370 as this desperate search enters day 24. the weather here today is poor meaning lower visibility and an even bigger challenge. as search teams continue to scour the southern indian ocean, we learned the final words spoken from the cockpit before flight 370 disappeared. malaysian's transport ministry says it was "good night, malaysian 370. authorities are still trying to determine whether the voice belongs to pilot or co-pilot. aviation experts say this sign-off is routine and provides no new clues in the mystery of flight 370. now in week four of the search there is greater urgency to find the plane's black boxes. today australian ocean shield is on route carrying on board these navy devices for listening and look under the water. >> the search area is very large. it's vast and clearly an area that the lack of which we probably haven't seen before. >> reporter: but so far the eyes in the sky have not yet spotted

nikki battiste, thank you.ore of us are pumping it these days to get fit, but is it always the best path to better health? >> there's a new debate among doctors over whether it's possible to be both overweight and healthy. and this morning at least one cardiologist says it's time to change the focus away from thin being in. here's abc's reena ninan. >> reporter: meet 61-year-old roger juneau. he had a heart attack 20 years ago. today at 191 pounds, he's still overweight, but his doctor's orders -- don't worry about shedding the pounds. >> fat is not always the devil. >> reporter: it's a radical point of view in our weight loss-obsessed society. where the body mass index uses your height and weight to determine how overweight you are. 25 or higher, you're overweight. 30 and up, you're obese. roger's bmi is 29.4. dr. carl lavee wants americans to stop fearing fat. >> linebackers in the nfl would all be considered obese by the bmi method and have hardly any body fat. they're almost all muscle. >> reporter: he's wr

abc's nikki perth, australia, with the last on the mystery of flight 370. >> repter: ten planes and nine ships are looking for debris fr days 24. as search teams continue to scour the southern indian ocean, we learned the final word spoken from the cockpit. malaysian sport ministry says it was "good night malaysia 370." they're still trying to determine who it belonged to. this signoff is routine and provides no new clues in the mystery of flight 370. now in week four of the search there is greater you aurgency td the black boxes. today australian ocean shield is on route carrying these navy devices for listening and look under the water. >> the search area is very large. it's vast and clearly an area that the lack of which we aven' >> reporter: but so far the eyes in the sky have not spotted any debris from the plane, just fishing tackle and floating trash. despite no luck yet, the crew here remains focused on one mission, finding any answers and hopefully some closure for the families of the 2 39d passeng39 on board. >>> asiana is pointing its finger to boeing for its crash in san fran

. ♪ nikki was stuck in the backseat.he was alive for about 35 minutes before they got her out. >> hello. i'm madeline bowne. i'm a 16-year-old and i'm ready to start driving. i'm very eager, yet i'm also very scared. many drivers today are focusing their attention on their cell phones rather than on the road. the statistics show that distracted driving is incredibly dangerous and that cell phones just have no place behind the wheel. something needs to be done about this. >> obviously, we have people getting killed or injured. i am a believer that this is a serious problem that has to be addressed. >> driving is a combination of cognitive, visual, and manual concentration. yet all three are distracted when a driver uses a cell phone behind the wheel. >> driving takes great concentration. it takes a lot of focus, and especially for new drivers who lack experience and knowledge behind the wheel. >> if a driver is traveling at 55 miles per hour and looks down at a text for five seconds, he or she will have traveled 120 yards

. >> it is called nikki's oriental massage. we will wait until 10:00. we can nail them for operating after hours. >> the team gathers about a block away from nikki's oriental massage. the man in the striped sweater is the undercover john. >> i'm planning to go inside, try to solicit for a massage. basically see what's happening before the inspectors and task force come inside. >> investigators give the undercover a minute to get in and speak with the women before moving in for their inspection. >> how are you ladies? are you by yourself? just you and her? >> inside, inspectors find six women. >> one customer? >> including one who is undressed in a room with a man who is also naked. >> there is a guy, there is a guy in there. >> a distinguished looking elderly gentleman, the man dresses quickly and ambles away from our cameras, leaving behind fresh evidence of what appears to be a mission accomplished. >> the guy got it. it looks like he got what he wanted. look at that. he seem kind of relaxed when we got out. he wasn't disappointed. we go into these pl

the doctors were unable to save his life the other two riders suffered a minor injury nikki church has won the prestigious paris to read a one day rates. the dutchman was followed in second and twenty seconds behind play germany's john deacon code and in the third wife abby and country ladder from switzerland. the two hundred and fifty seven km race features twenty eight cobblestone sections come clean over fifty km which makes it a critiquing difficult event for cyclists twenty nine year old omega farmer writer who finished third in last year's race broke here in the final six km into the open air with a velodrome on his own. stories the lyrics to the toys were celebrations on hold this point the thing other than that leads to the amsterdam arena on sunday due to increased in wisdom. as the head with fifteen minutes phrases that equalised just before the break with the party that is going to see them go the storm into position in the second of it that you stick your testicles from the consonants of the december meeting will follow and would be. he is the scene in the delegate in the f

nikki was alive for about 45 minutes before they cut her out. >> hello. i am 16 years old and i'm ready to start driving. i'm eager but scared. any drivers today are focusing their attention on their cell phones rather than on the road. distractedics show driving is incredibly dangerous and cell phones have no place behind the wheel. something needs to be done about this. >> we have this many people getting killed or injured, i'm a believer that this is a serious problem that has to be addressed. >> driving is accommodation of cognitive, visual, and manual concentration. all three are distracted when a driver uses a phone behind the wheel. .> driving takes a lot of focus especially for new drivers who lack experience and knowledge behind the wheel. >> if a driver is traveling at 55 miles per hour and looks down at a text or five seconds, he or she will have traveled 120 yards -- the length of a football field -- completely blind. 2011illion accidents in were caused by cell phones. texting and driving increases the risk of an accident 23 times. to drive wh

what did nikki haley do, she said no way over my dead body.against either a governor or a sitting senator, a republican senator, or i'm running in the south anywhere, i'm going to take obamacare and say this is the number of people that have been helped, this is the reason why we should expand medicaid. >> before you do that, i love your new article gop hypocrisy rises to new levels. any article with a headline like that, it's for me. you talk about how, once again, republicans are giving to corporate america and hurting policies -- against policies that would help middle class and working americans. you quote the late joe welch. have you no sense of decency, sir? that's a great moment in america. i have to show them that. >> look, this is a simple fact. oh, i'm sorry. >> you have no sense of decency. at long last, have you left no sense of decency. >> joe welch ending the career of joe mccarthy. talk about that, sir. >> congress was away for two weeks. clearly the republicans ate a big old bowl of stupid or something. they came back and the f

america from an ancient kind of woolly mammoth was dug up in south carolina, so she wrote to governor nikki haley and other state lawmakers to lay out the case. >> i wanted it to be a state fossil because i didn't want the history to be lost and our state to not get credit for it. >> reporter: did you feel like you had to do something about it? >> if something's wrong, i got to help out. it's just the right thing to do. that's what i'm all about. >> reporter: at the state capitol, olivia's letter went to her senator, kevin johnson, who thought a state fossil was a great idea. >> i thought it would fly through the house and senate and have the governor pass it with no problem. >> reporter: but then came the roadblock. several highly religious senators stalled the bill by attaching whole passages from the bible's book of "genesis." the senators, including mike fair, said the creator of the mammoth should be recognized as well. >> there had to be a cause for the beginning. it didn't happen accidentally. >> reporter: but senator fair now admits he did not understand just who he was dealing with

i'm proud to be standing to the with nikki, anthony and teresa. anthony works for the commission and he's a regional labor and we need to ensure that we sustain this conservation. when we built this dam, it pulled many of these workers out fof tough times. this enabled them to feed their families and i hope we continue to improve this plan. i'm proud to be here and honored to work with carl in and i'm glad that you were able to join us today. thank you very much. >> so now i'm going to call up our speakers to help me unveil a special display in city hall. most of you have seen a sign that went into law in 1913. it has always commemorative pens and usually the president signs it and hands it to somebody. we uncovered one of the pens that signed the racker act. this was given to mayor james walt who was the mayor in san francisco in 1923 and went on to be governor and he passed the pen to his son and then to a commission on the public utilities commission named oliver russo and it was lost. we didn't know we had it. fortunately, we had one of our to

america's nikki kimball grab the victory in the women's event. it was her first attempt to conquer the epic corps. as i we had time for here one journal to visit a website together you don t need for more news and updates things watching. they are. went to study in germany and you still have lots of questions. you'll find all you need to know about studying in germany here information on courses admission requirements qualifications costs and much more. w don t study in germany. the first port of call for anyone interested in studying in germany. huge recording studio in cairo this is the group my ikea for the gunners. i'm not the sound of the cairo. i can. music is called a rugged not it stands for in attitude three members of months but the outcome of the slums of cairo. now in the studio they can record their songs which are full of declines in the will to survive. they're working on a new song so far without lyrics. their producer bob woodruff box gives them free reign. say what you want he says there's certainly no shortage of topics. and he

america from an ancient kind of woolly mammoth was dug up in south carolina, so she wrote to governor nikkiwmakers to lay out the case. >> i want it to be a state fossil because i didn't want the history to be lost and our state to not get credit for it. >> reporter: did you feel like you had to do something about it? >> if something's wrong, i've just got to help out. it's the right thing to do. that's what i'm all about. >> reporter: at the state capitol olivia's letter went to her senator kevin johnson who thought a state fossil was a great idea. >> i thought it would fly through the house and the senate and we'd have the governor pass it with no problem. >> reporter: but then came the roadblock. several highly religious senators stalled the bill by attaching whole passages from the bible's book of genesis. the senators including mike fair said the create over the mammoth should be recognized as well. >> there had to be a cause from the beginning. it didn't happen accidentally. >> reporter: but senator fair now admits he did not understand just who he was dealing with. olivia and her fam

nikki the border come on to recommend which reads if i let it mainly those regions with typical really that difficult to separate from the ground with weather a storm some woods. which is produced is officially city i was going to pull the dog returns on selected routes is east of ukraine is based in western russia sees crimea and the kremlin has continued to come and gone and separatism in towns and cities across the southeast of the country the first time in its museum dedicated to the pre to crack down on top is jammed square pro democracy protests twenty five years ago it has opened in hong kong. in early june nineteen eighteen on china's leaders or to treat with assault rifles and tanks type of fire on a student demonstration which was protesting the death of the first part of the common response member and the economic and democratic reform hundreds going to die in the simple opening ceremony. he seems down to schoolwork on to compete in the nineteen eighteen an editorial from the government mouthpiece the stake the people's daily revealed the identity of the museum jonathan chan

summary from the frankfurt stock exchange the takeover bid from film may lead to an article that you nikki for the men's that also hides many risks analysts fear that there might be a bidding war between siemens and general electric and pissed off cause would be very expensive and get the mojo would become true then what are the tough problems to have said because the mit some synergy of that unit east but also many risks and the european market investors seem all the opportunities and the risks he meant it when it's like to be out in a very frantic general market the dax has been driven by a very good quarterly results sure viable force in trade for we can stay for a closer look at the numbers and that dax it was up by nearly one half percent closing ballad ninety five eighty four the year starts fifty thinking of selling games as well finishing at three thousand two hundred and eight cross atlantic on wall street is the sound also well deposit era torture the sixteen thousand five hundred and fifty one in the year slightly lower against the greenback trading at a value when us dollar thi

the regional administration occupied with the parrot is sixty four protesters were detained later nikki and its record of hiking decided upon the restraints of people detained during a live narration of the houses on stilts. they were charged with involvement in mass disturbances your neck during a hearing about ten hundred people wearing painters to evidence gathered around the court demanding the release an amnesty of the teens. meanwhile the local your mind on in the us and its own cement bricks to be no meetings by sunday he discussed changing the name of their organization from them i got for european delegates to this apparent ease and counter action can meet the market. one of the events in the region in the star this encourages of the region on the stitching on the nation's market trends including the classic nineteen eighties to the steel industry to that but it is getting his ict question to your sites to help its banks. preliminary estimates of experts to mont of damage. the result of the community is about ten billion. did you study pity it's pitiful. to welcome his new solo

abc's nikki battiste flew with one of them. >> reporter: we've been above the search area now for about two hours, and we've seen some objects on the water, but the crew says nothing significant, nothing that seems to be from the missing plane. there are about 15 crewmen on board here all with very specific tasks, and this plane today flying down low, swooping down as low as 300 feet above the water, so close that if you're looking out the window, you feel like you can touch it. >> well, it's been 25 days since flight 370 vanished, and no debris from it has been found yet. submarines may have better luck listening underwater, but it is a race against time. >>> thousands of firefighters from across the country have poured into boston ahead of funeral services for two of their own killed last week in the line of duty. mourners lined up for miles to attend a wake for lieutenant edward walsh. the 43-year-old father of three will be laid to rest today. 33-year-old michael kennedy will be buried tomorrow. they were trapped in a basement while battling a huge building fire. >>> well, crews in

for more on the crisis in ukraine lets across my truck respondents make all the debates and nikki yet i'm tall buxom and most of us let's go to yet the whole production. it is to have been no point in me doesn't deny that it was this from russia. how has yet responded to dance. well the first of all blamed most of the situation on our show they're saying that bush is trying to pretend as separatist movement in ukraine. they have had official of statements by the interim government representatives to ensure the finest art in its idiot who said that other less is trying to create an excuse and basically to cross eastern borders of russia on tuesday to pass the territory's their home and in june was similar in that scenario as they have done in crime yet this is a statement by the president urging of his mother saying that the sec in crime yes and not us trying to be played on at the moment right now the tension is high on the hearing he does well in the parliament of the corridors of parliament your jefferson a lot of tension. ukraine's parliament tuesday decor and gave way to emotion.

." >> a juan pablo and nikki.ropose marriage either. but he seems to be getting a little close. >> check out this tweet where he says "me -- >> catira or my blond nikki is -- loves her job and that's one of the things i love about her. >> he says love. >> hold on a second. this demands some context. for that, of course, we have to bring in our senior "bachelor" analyst. from bachelor headquarters, jack sheehan. >> what's happening? >> my thanks. we brought the roses back. >> excellent. >> so please help us understand what's going on. we hear the l word and we're getting excited. >> it's a big deal. >> nice to see that our man juan pablo is warming to the proverbial task as it were. it only -- our crack research team, that being me, did look into it and 30 days from the time of the finale to the time that that tweet was sent out. >> so this obviously means they're getting married. >> right? >> it certainly doesn't mean that. but, you know, it's a step in the right direction. they've been hanging out. they've been i

nikki battiste is here with more.may be passing their stress on to you. >> super stressful situations. just watching them make you uncomfortable? while researchers say if you witness them in person, the emotional effects could be even worse. they now believe stress can be contagious like a cold and it's all around us. >> look for it. >> reporter: at st. louis university, they are studying it. this man is behaving like he's stressed out. >> you accused me of stealing a gift card. >> reporter: researchers are actually interested in van, the stranger sitting nearby. the question, will van catch the first man's stress? after measuring his heart rate and cortisol levels they found the answer is yes. he caught the man's stress even though they never met. >> you can elicit these responses by watching someone under stress. >> reporter: researchers say stress is passed on through things like facial expressions, voice frequency, odor and touch. while you can get it from a stranger, studies show you are four times more likely to

what we want to do basically is end distracted driving. >> nikki's law was passed in new jersey in 2013. this law called for signs to be placed along roads to remind drivers of the dangers of distracted driving. >> and it reminds us of the need to continue to educate the public throughout our state and throughout the country to put down the phones, put down the distractions, and pay attention. >> do you think the law should be adopted on a national scale? >> every state is unique. new jersey is a very congested state. federal rules and laws should blah, blayhh, has blah, with population come up with roads, then they would be required to do so. >> so far 39 states and d.c. have banned texting while driving, yet only 10 states and d.c. have banned all the uses of handheld devices while driving. what is the other argument? why wo

we head to south carolina, governor nikki haley. nor conservative ideals being practiced and put into practice. budget deficit, $700 million. same with the unemployment. look at this. 10.5%. now it's 5.7%. now, just to make a quick comparison, we look at some of the blue states. unemployment rhode island. 9%. way above the national average. we go to illinois, 8.7%. then we look at california. by the way, they have a state income tax of 13.5%. texas, no state income tax. 8% unemployment rate in the state of california. then you've got kentucky, 7.8%. unemployment rate there. then you look at arkansas, 7.1%. so the story here is, conservative principles being implemented by the states is creating great economic success and they are giving the money back to the taxpayer. it's their money after all. joining me now with a lot more to respond to all of this, governor bobby jindal of the great state of louisiana. governor, i know you have a great success story but i figured i'd let you tell it yourself instead of me telling it. >> sean, th

. >> you can see the video of nikki being arrested. you in he was in the motel, in the room. >> reporter: vitaly nada, a senior offer with ukraine's services says this man was arrested in eastern ukraine in march. according to his data is a russian military officer. in his possession, nada says, all the components of a homemade bomb. plus detonators, bolts, and screws, and a map marking the locations of military and administrative installations in the ukraine. the ukrainian say the russian involvement in the east is well spread. >> we're talking about russian special forces, military, and agents. >> cnn teams have heard russian groups that have appeared in groups. one told us -- he had come up from some therapy in crimea. cnn has not seen evidence that these men are operating under orders from the kremlin. russia's foreign minister scoff ted accusations saying that kiev and its patrons, the u.s. and the e.u., are trying to blame his country for everything. >> translator: they are saying the difference is in the conflict area the great

what nikki haley does, those are governors that get it about tax regulatory policies and making your state be competitive. i think our founding fathers knew what they were talking about when they discussed that 10th amendment and said the federal government is supposed to do a few things, which says to me let's compete against each other. who has the best tax policy, who has the best regulatory climate? who has the best legal system for the people of your state. then people will move and go to where they want to go. if that's the test, more people have migrated out of new york and california over the last decade than any two states to go to places where they can find some relief. >> you are a missionary on jobs and taxes in the state of new york. what about the issue of fracking? fracking is alive and well in texas, but it's on hold in new york. do you think you can convince new york's governor, the state legislature, do you think you can convince them to get out there and frac for what's under the ground there? >> it is a safe practice. all of the science shows that it is a safe pra

nikki haley is fried to win re-election. and the group has launched an attack ad against democrat.he democratic challengeser a former prosecutor who and done defense work, so television viewers are now seeing this. >> shaheen defended violent criminals and went to work setting them free. next time he says he will protect from violent criminals, ask him, what about the ones that paid them. he protects criminals. >> he said criminal defense works makes uhm only a small part of his practice, which mostly is on civil work. and most are from more than ten years ago. two republican governors association a group running the ad is led by new jersey governor chris christie. and even christie's own lawyer in the bridge gate scandal is hammering him and the rga for the attack. the huffington post, "i did watch the ad, and wow it is a disgrace, the people who talked about american exceptionalism out to demonstrate some understanding and some respect for what makes our system truly admirable, that includes the willingness of lawyers to stand up for their clintons matter how ugly the allegation.

governors association just dropped a brutal ad on the democratic challenger to republican governor nikkiit's so rough it makes you wonder whether republicans are concerned that haley isn't a slam dunk to win in november. >> it's a fact. vincent shaheen dechded a child abuser and representing others charged with violent acts. threatening to kill, punched in the face. shaheen defended violent criminals who abused women and went to work setting them free. >> this is willie horton-esque. why do that with somebody who's a virtual unknown? >> it's an attack on our system of criminal justice as well. it's not a character flaw to uphold the justice system by representing the accused. i think it has developed there in south carolina. there's an independent, a former republican in the race. that haley's people are worried that will split the vote there. potentially giving some more momentum to the democrats. so, yeah, it's a little surprising that the rga sees the need to assault the criminal justice system in south carolina of all places. >> indeed. let's go over to michigan. in that senate race,

-year-old hairstylist, who will put up a fight for juan pablo. [ laughter ] >> and i'll be playing nikkia 26-year-old pediatric nurse who tells it like it is. >> jimmy: whenever you're ready. >> claire, i have nothing to say to you. i don't like you. we're never going to be friends. you can just excuse yourself from my room. >> i can excuse myself? this is all of our suite. >> oh, really? do you sleep in here? >> did you pay for it? >> do you sleep in here? >> did you pay for it? >> no! did you? >> no! [ laughter ] so it's neither of our rooms. >> but, claire, you're like a a dog. you peed on juan pablo first and claimed your territory. but that territory might not be yours. [ laughter ] now, get out! >> jimmy: there you go. that's a very, very dramatic scene. [ cheers and applause ] questlove and tariq, everyone! questlove and tariq! very nice. ♪ you can stop taking a bow now. you have taken enough bows. thank you very much. just stop clapping, you're -- [ cheers and applause ] gosh. oh, man. guys, have you seen "the lego movie?" [ cheers ] it was great. just came in at number one at th

fairly good track record of picking especially women candidates, backed up fisher in nebraska and nikkisouth carolina. didn't hear much of anything until they released the ard you just showed. very quickly after that sarah palin's team loved the ad and were excited about it and wanted to endorse her. >> evidence that candidate are still reaching for her support. robert, you had a fascinating piece in the "post" where you reported how thin the crowd was that came up for palin. you said, quote, palin is a diminished figure in the republican party, even as she travels to iowa and elsewhere to bolster hand picked candidates, he cli eclipsed by a new cast of stars. is she fading from the radar do you think? >> i think she is. it was evident in iowa yesterday, though she has a lot of fans and does have some support, you're seeing a lot of conservative base in the republican party looking to new stars, ted cruz, mike lee, rand paul, mike huk abee and these are the people who are really in that space winning a lot of favor. >> and what does she have to do at this point to make a comeback? >> we

nikki haley. marcia blackburn putting herself out there. i think it's smart for her to do it. i think there will be tremendous pressure. >> senator kelly ayotte would have done good with the whom town crowd -- hometown crowd. >> she was there. >> straight ahead a prominent democrat calling many republicans racist. who was it? that's next. also developing now new information about a possible phone calling on from on board flight 370 moments before it vanished. live report coming up. time to take care of business with century link's global broadband network and cloud infrastructure. we constantly evolve to meet your needs every day of the week. >>> one prom innocent democrat claiming many republicans are racist. steve israel making that accusation. is he in charge of getting democrats elected to the house. is he under fire for saying this. >> your republican colleagues are racist. >> not all of them. no, of course not. but to a significant extent, the republican base does have elements that are are animated by racism. >> you know, even -- >> -- and just today, israel being asked

association touted a new ad they're running against the democrat to unseat south carolina governor nikki haley. his name is vincent shaheen. he's a former prosecutor but he also worked on the defense side in both criminal and civil legal cases. this latest ad the republicans have just unveiled against him attacks him basically for the crime of being a lawyer who represents people accused of crimes. it's a basic american principle that even bad guys, especially bad guys, get good lawyers. and some of the best and most revered lawyers in the nation have represented people accused of the worst things possible. that is not a bug in our system. that is a feature. but this recurring attack on lawyers for participating in our legal system, as of today it's back. the republican wing governors association is headed by governor chris christie who himself has hired good defense attorneys recently. you think he might be sensitive on attacking the legal process. but so far this ad from the republican governors association has not engendered any sort of political backlash. these kinds of attacks have

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nikki battiste has the latest on the mystery from perth, australia. >> reporter: ten planes and ninenter the search day 24. weather is poor, meaning lower visibility, an even bigger challenge. search teams continue to scour the indian ocean, we learn the final words spoken from the cockpit before flight 370 disappeared. malaysian's transport ministry said final words were good night, malaysian 370. authorities are still trying to determine whether the voice belongs to the pilot or co-pilot. aviation experts say this sign-off is routine and provides no new clues in the search for flight 370. there is greater urgency to find the plane's black boxes. today "ocean shield" is en route to the search area carrying on board the u.s. navy devices for listening and looking under water. >> the search area is very large, vast, and clearly an area that, for lack of which we haven't seen before. >> reporter: but so far the eyes in the sky have not yet spotted any debris from the plane. just fishing tackle and floating trash. underwater search team hopes the plane finds something on the surface bef

abc's nikki battiste has the latest. >> reporter: malaysian prime minister is now here in perth withbott. both leaders met with and thanked sailors and air crew before the search team set off this morning to look for any sign of flight 370 in an area the size of arizona. today's visit is a malaysian prime minister to perth air base in australia, the hub for this mission. in a press conference today, prime minister tony abbott said this search is like putting a jigsaw together. >> this is probably the most difficult search ever undertaken. >> reporter: he give condolences to family members and a plea for them to be patient. >> we will not rest until we have done everything we humanly can. >> reporter: today eight planes and nine ships are looking for new debris. a submarine arrived yesterday, looking specifically for the plane's two black boxes. it will join the u.s. navy team on board the ocean shield which has a black box locator and underwater drone. in the search for clues, little has emerged. the fbi told abc news that final review of the pilot's homemade simulator confirmed no e

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one is a catholic, but gentle, the other, nikki haley is seized by ancestry. she appoints an african-american senator, a conservative. >> it different. not so much arab americans. muslim-americans. at the muslim-americans are under the microscope much more. it's different for them, really is. >> and the election of barack hussein obama whose father was muslim, worse than that in your view? >> i think the president with all due respect, and i'm a supporter of the president. the only president to live in a predominant muslim country -- >> the president at some point before he steps out should say, 25, 30% of the american people think i am a muslim. what if i was? so what. what difference would that make. he's not said that, and he needs to say it. if i were having coffee with him i would encourage them to say that. because by not saying it it allows this sort of rhetoric. but you're right about the asian -- i think the asian american kennedy, with all the respect, is much more organized and really does a much better job than we do. >> does george w. bush deserve

the case doesn't mean that the power of the ec opposition bjp prime ministerial candidate director nikki is an extremely divisive figure in the country with a significant population pc his battle to stop some of india's was anti muslim riots in project in two thousand and two. natasha by reporting that the forty two thousand runners gathered in a host of cars. the sunday morning to take off my thirty eighth edition of the cities marathon will be if you can olympic gold medallists at the kennedy center aka won the men's race completely before she can make calls. in a record breaking two hours five minutes and four seconds on the tonight show and behind that too was set to balance the twenty two minutes of forty four seconds can use the promina shady actions he was the fastest woman to take part in today's cars. but elsewhere in the french capital crowds gathered today to cheer on most forcing event of sorts the french tight group will continue sipping juice and on posting to this and balancing on a one hundred and fifty kilometer long cable. despite the wind. the akc about all the dots wi

nikki haley. marcia blackburn putting herself out there. i think it's smart for her to do it. think there will be tremendous pressure. >> senator kelly ayotte would have done good with the whom town crowd -- hometown crowd. >> she was there. >> straight ahead a prominent democrat calling many republicans racist. who was it? that's next. also developing now new information about a possible phone calling on from on board flight 370 moments before it vanished. live report coming up. iprise as a simple question: in retirement, will you outlive your money? uhhh. no, that can't happen. that's the thing, you don't know how long it has to last. everyone has retirement questions. so ameriprise created the exclusive.. confident retirement approach. now you and your ameripise advisor can get the real answers you need. well, knowing gives you confidence. start building your confident retirement today. pcentury link provides reliable yit services like multi-layered security solution to keep your information safe & secure. century link. your link with what's next. does your mouth often feel

nikki that steven after the resignation of prime minister of information based on october according to the poetry what i hear crescent to confirm the information given out as you say bye to the interior minister now. many of its own sake the most when i don't think it as well as the means to stop. stephen clark and john gaffney thank you for joining us here again stay with us from walking with the french press that is at the top of the operate your own pasta the goal. i lose you too. i was. these. do street. what are you in the uni. chilling portrait fourth street. sadly the reception staff that was healed and education projects going. he's cohesion essential growth and innovation and ensuring that each strategies which can procure a couple shoots straight at the union's economic we went to for expanded to other. and all deceit is that it's time to decrease it and its license and also to have the energy produced as close to the client as possible. sa on to lunch and we are and preparing and it would be doing. she looks european energy projects on the other hand we needs. it's the same

maybe even more than member nikki used to. months after the end of qe tapering. the minutes will be fascinating and we will see further light shed on the prognosis. >> what will this tell us about the optimal control theory? >> given the comments at the , the theoryence that you would leave rates lower temporarily for the cost of unemployment. if you like the theories before , it is the same as the press conference. >> talk to me how dovish or hawkish groups of people are. will there be big changes? we going to have new voices coming on board? newborn as is tend to be more hawkish. tend to be more hawkish. they are more likely to adopt a hawkish stance in their tenure. lady did notd the arrive until july and august. dissent ink for august or september. >> dissent? >> we have not had a lot of that. there will be a shock to the market, unless it is kris aged -- presaged. >> he has proven to be a slight dissenter. joined by he will be some comrades in arms. spring is when it could happen. productionantastic figures yesterday and not a day goes by without surprisingl

an hour of running an occasional risk of imprisonment and torture well thank hence the song you to nikki ann catherine's decreasing to three. this purple. the syrian economy is in the city's strong pro reheat to me he had an eighteen yo. as for university. she still bears the scars of two months and egyptian prison. last november. she'd been protesting against the government on the campus on the way i won the match as a fan of passengers who have full finger out of touch the symbol of resistance of ousted president mohammad mostly supporters. he elected to police. and i was a rest day. today i can tell a good side my hands my feet behind me. now that you cheated me they kept insulting me kicking me with it. on earth i got on and joe were broken as she claims the prison authorities posted to sign a document saying she sustained a season he's going to bed he had sprouted released detainee when he is a deliberate tactic on the part of the all star teams. thank you to finish to win a lot with these fascist regime. or rather what they are resting details to pressure them and not to go to the

nikki minaj posted unedited photos from her suit.d so my skin is perfect and one real. remember, flaws are okay. and while he won't remember any of this, young george has become an unlikely poster child. in the debate over digital retouching. kerry sanders, nbc news, tampa. >> it ain't easy being george. >>> dylan is out on the plaza with a check of the country's forecast. good morning, dylan. >> quick hello to the allegheny clarion valley. this is much easier to travel with. we are going to see decent weather in the forecast today. the middle of the country, we could see strong storms. we'll have to keep a close eye on that area in red for hail, winds and potential downpours and a strong risk, especially in . kansas tomorrow >> cool temperatures and some clearing skies to kick off your saturday, but by the evening we're going to see the clouds filling in again leading to a chance of some rain after midnight tonight. on into tomorrow morning and then clearing again as we get into sunday afternoon. today's highs cool, even with the su

are you equally enthused about governor nikki haley and governor jan brewer? >> no.[applause] >> good answer. >> of coarse not. >> but why? >> for different reasons. disagree with the on which they have run their states. it is pretty fundamental. my feminism is very broad. but it is not without an underpinning of clear values and priorities. to ana i love what she does on "meet the press," because it is good for all women that she is as capable as she is. but i also enjoy, from my couch, disagreeing with her. that is how i feel. >> i agree with her. i think the end of sexism and the definition of modern feminism is having the freedom to choose, based on qualifications, based on character, they stunt experience, based on the person. not based on gender, not based on race, not based on those issues. that is where we have made progress and broken the ceiling, when it is a freedom to choose. >> young man over here, are you a student? you get to go first. sorry. we will come back to you. we are not going to go away without you getting to ask a question. go ahead. >> first