. >>> se muestra al capitÁn del barco de corea del sur que se ning hundiÓ con cientos de pasajeros ao, mientras era rescatado, enfrenta una investigaciÓn criminal por su acto que viola leyes marÍtimas, algunos cadÁveres fueron rescatados del fondo del mar, hay mÁs de 200 desaparecidos. >>> con la huella del terror fresca en la memoria, se llevÓ a cabo la maratÓn en boston.

. >> 3d printing makes it possible for someone who is a ning um poop with tools, like me, or was. i'm following your lead. it makes it possible for us to create things that are actually quite sophisticated, because all we have to do is work on the computer screen with software or design tools. . >> it doesn't make it easier, it just changes the tools. >> everybody is so excited about - see how it taps into something in our being. thank you to all our guests. until next time, we'll see you online at aljazeera.com/ajmstream >> the united states is changing the way it operates in space. territory that was once largely monopolized by nasa has slowly been ceded to the private sector. >> like all good corporations, these companies are armed with slick promotional videos. and their excellent pr machines are generating hours of airtime, >> well i think ou

. >> 3d printing makes it possible for someone who is a ning um poop with tools, like me, or was. i'm following your lead. it makes it possible for us to create things that are actually quite sophisticated, because all we have to do is work on the computer screen with software or . >> it doesn't make it easier, it just changes the tools. >> everybody is so excited about - see how it taps into something in our being. thank you to all our guests. until next time, we'll see you online at aljazeera.com/ajmstream >> snoo >> more victims of the korean ferry disaster are brought ashore as the death toll continues to climb. >> hello there. welcome to al jazeera. also coming up on the program - survivors of an attack on a u.n. compound in south sudan talk of their terror. >> translation: one man caught up with me and hit me in the head with a machete and left me. i stayed still because i didn't want them to come back and finish

. >>> plus, how google could be plan ning to take over your living room. >>> delightful saturday. much warmer day for your sunday. a look at the seven day forecast coming up shortly. >>> and watch abc 7 news online on smart phones and tablets. just go to abc7 news.com. you can also search watch abc >>> we have new video tonight from inside the two abandoned drug smuggling tunnelling near the u.s. border. incredibly both have whale systems 70 feet under ground. >> they used a unique clamp system that held a -- some material in place and then they painted it to make it look like concrete. and then they put a large piece of industrial equipment over it to conceal it. >> drug agents actually met armed members of the mexican military inside one of the tunnels. they were asked to go back. a woman has been arrested in connection. >> a new report suggests google is working on a new television box called android tv. google started developing the twice and companies are already working on apps for it. it will compete with apple tv and amazon's recently announced fire tv. it will have movies

. >> 3d printing makes it possible for someone who is a ning um poop with tools, like me, or was. i'm following your lead. it makes it possible for us to create things that are actually quite sophisticated, because all we have to do is work on the computer screen with software or . >> it doesn't make it easier, it just changes the tools. >> everybody is so excited about - see how it taps into something in our being. thank you to all our guests. until next time, we'll see you online at aljazeera.com/ajmstream ... >> good afternoon to you and welcome back to al jazeera america. i am morgan radford live in new york. here are our top stories. a gunfight breaks out in ukraine and strong words from the country's prime minister. he said a power hungry putin wants to re-draw the map. >> anger and frustration in south korea, the last moments of the sinking ferry captured. grieving families prepare to face their worst nightmares. plus, wiggle your toes.

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by friday drier conditions by fri day evev ning jan >>tuesday will be the warmest day and then we will start to go bahk down >> pam: and young hospital patient an unexpected visit from one of his heroes. his mom says it was an experience he will never forget. nine-year old nathan cariker of rhode island got news that made him forget all about his seizures. >> pam: out of the blue. without press releases and cameras or an entourage. superstar taylor swift popped by to say hi. >> pam: and why not? nathan knows just about every one of her songs. >>".back when or something." nathan got a kiss goodbye >> pam: from taylor. and while she didn't sing to nathan, his mom says paying nathan a visit in his hospital room will speak to him forever >> pam: still ahead. what you need to know about tonight's top stories. plus: stranded in the snow. how two california men and harm >> pam: and be sure to check out sports night live this sunday night at 9 p-m. we'll bring you extended highlights from all the local teams.giants, a's, warriors, sharks and more former major leaguer bip roberts will be here t

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those are the two ning things that helped save a family of nine. the family was sleeping at their home in east san jose when a fire started just after 4:00 this morning. the smoke alarm woke up the mom. she grabbed her 6 week old baby and woke up her boyfriend and started yelling for her six other kids. >> just screamed as loud as i could for my other kids hoping they could hear me. i tried to hurry up to run down the stairs because it went so fast. it was so fast and there's seven of them in all different rooms. >> the mother says she checked the smoke alarm batteries often because she runs a day care in her home. firefighters are investigating the cause of the fire. >>> we want to give you an update on our breaking news in san francisco . this appears to be a two-alarm fire. if you're in the city you've seen a lot of smoke sweep through the city. we'll check in and have a live report. it appears that firefighters have the upper hand. you can't really see any flames anymore but just about 15 minutes ago it was a different sight with a lot of flame

. >>> the harsh winter weather took a toll nings's farmland and this evening in a new government report we get a first look at the damage that was done and how much of it impacted it may have on the spring planting. we have the details and what it may mean for the price of food. >> reporter: by all accounts it was a brutal winter even though the weather may be looking up that doesn't mean the damage hasn't been done for farmers. last week the usda revised and tightened its crop estimates for last year and today it said the 2014 planting pace for corn was 3%, that's in line with analysts expectations but below the 6% five year average. what does the crop report mean for your wallet? it could mean higher prices this summer at the market and wouldn't just be for fresh corn also be for packaged foods that use corn as an ingredient. harsh winter weather didn't just impact corn's planting pace but also hurt other dormant plants. broken limbs and torn vines, some are beyond repair. in some cases the extended winter chill delayed budding all together in other case buds popped then froze. damage

. >>> the 118th run ning of the boston marathon.s time, everything went off as planned and an american won for the men. meb keflezighi. there were more runners in two decades and the most spectators in decades creating both challenges and opportunities. our scott cohn reports from boston. >> reporter: the mission stage erased that feels like any other in a year that no other. at the start of the race, a moment of silence. and along the route, unprecedented security for 36,000 runners and spectators. there was a concerted effort to make security invisible. >> i've ran 46 marathons and if they are sitting at the marathon, i don't want them to look up and see snipers on top of roofs. i don't want them to semen in tactical gear. this is a family event. i want it to remain such. >> reporter: last year's deadly bombings taught lessons, the hard way, about protecting targets like sporting events, shopping malls and hotels. ed davis retired as boston police chief last year. now he's a consultant. >> this was not a close event. it was a soft

ning is the co-owner of the uk's only caviar maker.to get up close and personal with the product. here in southwest england, he helps grow fish which produce the delicacy known as black gold. this is a mature sturgeon. it is his meal ticket. he is been selling caviar for over a decade. it was a mixture of luck and good fortune that he met ornamental fish growers george noble and his father. >> to start a farm like this would cost a lot of money. we were lucky to meet them. >> the unlikely pairing of a london caviar man and the fish farmers worked. exmoor caviar was born, but this is no flash in the pan success story. >> it took 8-10 years to grow the sturgeons. it will take time. >> this is the small and immaculately clean room used to harvest the caviar from sturgeon. the fish eggs are cut out, washed, salted and that's it. the quick process for a food which will put a serious hole in your wallet. >> 1500 pounds. >> the european caviar market is closely guarded. when they announced they would make the delicacy in the u.k., it ruffled

--nings reports hoping helping to boost the averages.ing at the conclusion of the two-day meeting tomorrow. not a lot of changes in treasury today. thatmists have forecast policymakers will scale back their debt eying program. -- buying program. is looking into how the fed has tipped its hand. >> why wait for tomorrow? we know the answer today. this is the result of a new poll and only 28% of those surveyed in the american population think the economy is getting better. that's not good. almost 3/4 say is getting worse or staying the same. you look at gdp growth and you can understand why people are saying that. 4.1% is where we are here. that sounds pretty good but over the past 50 years, 4.1% is actually way below where it has been for decades. that's part of the problem. it's that slow growth. the fed governors are concerned about slow growth. the opposite of slow growth where you start to shrink is deflation. the minneapolis fed president is more worried about inflation being too low, the flexion. that is the take from the fed so we d

obviously has the purpose of --ning up a contract euro contractual relationship with the air force.e not seen what it is, and obviously, our customer will have to decide how to handle that. is jim mcnerney speaking with matt miller on the sidelines of boeing's annual shareholders meeting. it is time now for today's latin america report. the united states and the philippines have signed a defense agreement. the deal seeks to counter china's new aggressiveness and territorial disputes. more troops will be rotated in and out of the philippines but there will not be a permanent u.s. presence. 100,000 farmers have launched a strike in columbia. a spokesman for the barber says the strike will continue indefinitely until the government helps resolve problem's that includes the farmer's death of more than $1 of more than $1 million. coming up, we will have john calamos from the 2014 global conference. ♪ >> more now from los angeles and the 2014 global conference. stephanie ruhle is joined by john calamos. boss. speaking to the you founded calamos in 1977. talk about the opportunities then v

andy, so basically what i learned from tonight is clooney is gay-ning a lot of respect for you. >> i don't even follow whraw saying. we make jokes with other people who are probably, you noy, leaning that way. george clooney is as straight as an arrow. i am not going anywhere with that. i don't know why you are fascinated with this theory that george clooney is gay. it says much more about you. >> are you trying to say wishful thinking like maybe one day we will be trapped in an elevator and he is doing a promotion for a movie and i am rushing to work? i just got back from the gym and i worked out and have nothing on, but maybe my dolphin shorts? >> why do i feel like taking a shower? >> have i to save him because he has a panic attack so i crawl through the little thing. i use his pants as something to snake down and then i fall on him. does he fear a robot peer? barack obama met a bot in japan and later declared that androids are, quote, a little scary. it makes us ask -- >> is this roboist? >> i will hold it like this. on thursday president obama visited a science museum in japan.

. >>> se muestra al capitÁn del barco de corea del sur que se ning hundiÓ con cientos de pasajeros aparecidos. >>> con la huella del terror fresca en la memoria, se llevÓ a cabo la maratÓn en boston. reuniÓ a miles de deportistas. salieron a correr. le rindieron tributo a vÍctimas del atentado un aÑo despuÉs. nayeli estÁ en el corazÓn de la competencia, vamos con mÁs informaciÓn e imÁgenes. >>> gracias, tal como se esperaba luego del atentado del aÑo pasado, corredores y expectadores de todos los rincones del mundo, estÁn con fuerza. somos testigos de un grandioso dÍa de competencia histÓrica. llegar a la meta. es un triunfo del bien. >>> uno a uno, llegaron 35 mil corredores que participaron de la competencia. a pasos de llegar a la meta. donde se recuerda a vÍctimas fatales del 2013. >>> muy felices que vengan. >>> habÍa que venir a apoyar, y correr, es una de las maratones mÁs bonitas del mundo. >>> bajo extremas medidas de seguridad, se prohibiÓ el ingreso de mochilas, la policÍa contÓ con cientos de agentes encubiertos y vigilancia aÉrea, para asegurar un dÍa Únicamente de celeb

. >> in terms of the technology, obviously, not the easiest ning in the world for congress to after havingem, it is not the easiest thing for them to vote. and is there technology to allow this to occur? >> we have technology, luke, but as you know the congress is very slow to upgrade itself. it does not until 2011 that women finally have a bathroom off of the house floor. i see it as my job is to push the institution to upgrade itself with the times and start to communicating with the voters in a way that the rest of the world does. >> and i want to go back to that one point that you mentioned that you think that it could increase the number of women involved in politics. are a lot of the female colleagues expressed support of that, and you could see a real uptick of women in that? >> up with of my female colleagues told me that as soon as she had the child she had to face the proposition of either missing a ton of votes or spend time with her child and like any mother, she chose to spend time with her child, but if she had the option to stay in touch remotely, and stay in touch with the

ning johnson's day, in -- i think in johnson's day, in that era, the intention was let's do something the betterment of the country. now, it's let's win. we're doing something to win, for our side to win. is that best for the country? it's many times not. so i think our president is unfortunate to be, in this day and age, to live in that kind of cesspool of attitude. >> charlie: he knew the game but also he had majority and also the fact that people wanted the country to do well after the tragic assassination of president kennedy. >> johnson knew he had that window of opportunity. >> charlie: the other thing that's fascinating to me is the idea of bobby kennedy. and here is a guy with all that he had, became vice president, and all of a sudden was diminished. >> lyndon johnson hated being vice president. compared to the senate majority leader, it was an impotent role. so then why did he take it? well, i think that he got trounced by kennedy in the primaries, and he saw the handwriting on the wall. he thought, my opportunity to get in to become president is limited by age. you know, ki

will be the folks that really need to be on the lookout as we go through the late afternoon and each ning hovenin. just like yesterday, we could see another round of very strong storms. you see the entire area of yellow, we're also under a slight risk. we could see severe weather anywhere from indianapolis to new orleans. this is going to be affecting a lot of people later today. it's going to be pushing later to the east tomorrow. we'll be talking about this today and tomorrow once again. >> jennifer gray, thank you for that. chad myers as well, thank you. so important to stay tuned to those weather forecasts. make sure you do not only cnn as we'll be updating but your local forecast as well. that can save your life. also want to let you know if you're watching and you want to help the victims of these terrible tornadoes, cnn's here too step you as well. go to cnn.com/impact. plenty of different ways you can lend your help and your support. >>> some stunning comments about race allegedly from the owners of the clippers. and it's shaking up the nba. players are taking a stand. wearing the

street,nings on wall how much these guys take him gets more attention. sallie krawcheck is a top woman on wall street. former ceo of sanford bernstein, smith barney, city wealth management and has been a top executive at bank of america. now the owner of 85 broad, advocating for more women. are you tired of talking about bank ceo pay? >> it seems to be a topic of great interest all the time. >> what annoys you? hearing it over and over. >> i would not say annoyed. i think we get caught in the numbers. this guy made this much and that guy made that much. it is only of passing interest. we should be having conversations about the structure and drivers of pay. bank senior executives are really paid around how the shareholder does. in the mythical land of unicorns and fairies and flowers, shareholders hold stock for years and years i have a long-term perspective. in the real world, shareholders are short-term. we should be asking the question about what the motivation is to drive long-term value, not short-term value. >> do you think we are getting it right

space,ning of clinical political parties. process ofen as a real reconciliation. we will see. links to land as well. some of it is fundamental disputes -- not about land. sensitive issues like the river valley. it is not surprising in a country that is relatively dry, there's a lot of disputes over those bits of land that are relatively wet. over the last 24 years, people have moved. land has been occupied. >> procreative in some cases. appropriated in some cases. it --at is sort of but sorted out is an open question. there is work being done on it, including the fao. more that is is .oing to be need to done things to the problem, -- unfortunately, there was a confrontation between people, authorities, disputing ownership over land. some of which was occupied by idp's. some of them were cut in the shooting. the local authorities were armed and uniformed people. they prosecuted their claim for that bit of land. it was a nasty incident. what was not was the somali national army somehow turning on idp's. it was all about a dispute over land. i have no doubt that the difficulty of

companies,ning the we tend to see a slight drop that could bemes, a little costly. >> what is the biggeste biggest risks is for them to maintain competitiveness. the reason for the merger was to make sure they had a bigger share of the market because they saw the upstart restaurant delivery companies coming in to take away share. competitiveness, they have to continue to have great relationships. >> there are smaller competitors. >> absolutely. we saw their counterpart in london start trading today as well. it is a nice benchmark. a price at the high-end of the range. in their perspectives, they listed your standard written warner restaurants as being a competitors. class office was interesting and these are stats of people who -- people are eating very healthy. kalo orders are up 139% in 2013. brussels sprouts up 68%. restaurants they highlighted, thought were interesting. some photos of the restaurants, we have the restaurants are. build your own salad from the salad. brooklyn. the number one lunch order. chicago, geisler and the sandwiches for lunch. i cannot take that. i would be in a

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there's a head line from buzz feed. 13 nings you won't believe the man who could be the north carolina'snext senator said. this is about someone named greg bran nan. this is a taste in this primary. >> he believes in a socialist government. he plays class warfare. dictatorship what he's trying to do with the way he's pushing it forward how much faster he's pushing the aspect of the ndaa, the supreme court cases, obamacare. >> speaking about president obama there in case that wasn't clear from that quote, talk about this race. you said 40% to avoid a runoff. that's the initial goal. my question is we looked at 2010, 2012 and saw the tea party candidates who were prone to say outrageous things. we even saw in 2012 how democrats got smart in missouri and claire mccaskill get that nomination by ad buying. is that taking place? are democrats doing anything to try to get this republican nomination? that would make a big difference. >> the answer is yes and yes. republicans are gotten smarter. you have some of the big groups like the chamber of commerce weighing in, nra weighing in for thom til

it is dishart ning to hear about the allegations and we are open to collaborative discussion that assists improve patient care. sam foot says that response is tuning. >> this was all planned by the highest authorities here in phoen phoenix. >> correct. >> basically, you have medical directors cooking the books. >> correct. >> it is now getting the attention of the house veterans secret or not to be part of an on-going investigation into delayed care at the va, which may have led to deaths of u.s. veterans. fredricka? >> thank you so much, drew griffin. late yesterday, the phoenix va sent an additional statement saying they have had problems accessing care and have taken numerous actions to meet demand while we continue to serve more veterans and enhance our services, end quote. cnn has continually asked the director of that hospital for an interview, so far has been refused. >>> still ahead, history in the making at the vatican. the faithful are flocking to rome to take it in. we'll take you there live. ♪ ♪ ♪ ben! well, that was close! you ain't lying! let quicken loans help you save your

commissioner silver for his forward thinking, decisive action, and i applaud taking ner silver for in ningful step forward improving racial relationships here in america. a very g an impact, progressive impact, on the culture of our nation. or forbidding the racial and racist attitude of any seek to l that may hide behind the popularity and e celebrity status that we give to our athletes and other ntertainers. mmissioner silver's response to mr. sterling's appalling to ments sent a message all those who may hold racial or divisive attitudes, discriminatory attitudes that there is no place to hide here in the united states of america. and we should be all focused, whether it comes from this floor of the house, whether it comes from the other body, whether it comes from any corner, we should all be outraged and the racial attitudes of intolerance and indifference and their hatred that's being -- that's being spewed across the airwaves of ur nation. three times over this last month we have heard reprehensive commentaries by others. and he we should all have felt at se of enormous outrage the inc

any day that the academy award winning jewelry ning julie ands a good day, hoda. >> and the pick for the kitchen sink. >> why does he have shades on? >> he likes to relax. when the sun comes through you put the -- this dog will sit in the kitchen sink for hours in the water if you let him. he just moans, falls asleep, has dreams. you can be changing flowers, washing dishes next to him in a different separate sink -- happiness is a little afternoon bath. >> how cute. >> in the kitchen sink. >> sweet. >> your friend had a better weekend. >> my friend karen, her sister got married, kimmie. i have a quick picture of kimmie and her husband, paul. it was this beautiful wedding in new hampshire. and it was this stone church, gorgeous, the reception was in this really cool lodge. >> hoda says i'm going to maine for the wedding. big surprise when they landed in manchester. >> before i left, there was this great cancer support community awards ceremony -- >> you were honored. >> there were other great people who were honored. jack ford hosted it, the emcee of the event. jack used to work here