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one country is applying force thinking they will never be held response nl. >> toyota has agreed to pay $1 billion to settle a u.s. justice department probe. the auto maker was under investigation after customers complained about their cars suddenly speeding up without warning. beginning in 2009, toyota recalled millions of cars after years of doing little to fix the problem. well, there's no end to the theories about what happened to flight 370. and coming up, a retired airline captain shares his views that the simplest explanation is often right. also, masked gunmen move in on a military brace in crimea with deadly results. we will go live to moscow for reaction. you are watchig cnn live around the world. >>> you crane's defense ministry has authorized their soldiers to operate their weapons in self-defense. michael holmes is there. >> reporter: armed and uniformed men enter a building at a ukrainian military facility in the crimean capital. the aftermath of what appears to be the first shooting incident of this crisis. there have been standoffs at ukrainian military bases all around

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nl looks positive throughout. we will be digging into it more a little bit where they see the growth in emerging markets if they get that specific. the earnings have just crossed and we will be getting into more later in the show. >> hans nichols there. >> we discussed washing machines in thet length earlier program. it is seven minutes past seven in london. we will take a short break on "countdown." plenty more to come. the search for the missing malaysian lane widens. ♪ finish energy company -- is drawing interest from bidders including a canadian pension investor. it may be value nomo $7 billion. the processes due to start in the second quarter. is exploring its microbiology unit. the unit could fetch between 300 million and $600 million. chief executive joe kaiser took over in august. he is reviewing the portfolio ahead of the strategy update in may. siemens is you're a's biggest engineering company. toyota has a raise to raise base wages for the first time since 2008. this comes as toyota heads for record pro

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enabled him to hit back at russian president putin who had an earlier press conference had expressed defy nls. >> there's a strong believe that russia's actions are violating international law. president putin seems to have a different set of lawyers making a different set of interpretations, but i don't think that's fooling anybody. >> republican john mccain quickly fired back, it's the president who is being fooled because he's never understood putin's true ambitions. >> after five years of believing that somehow vladimir putin was anything but what he is, we are now paying the piper. >> the tension in the ukraine was on full display in crimea today at an air base where russian troops threatened they would shoot if the ukrainians continued to march toward them. it was defused after the russians fired some warning shots into the air. back in washington, the political tension heated up. >> i listened to some of my good friends on the republican side try to score political points in connection with the russian move on crimea. trying to paint this somehow as obama's fault. this is a ridiculous

unemployment rate in the midwest, all of that is a result indiana has been doing things the in the nl way, less regulation, right to work, we just have to do a lot more of that to make progress as a nation. let the states innovate. neil: it makes perfect sense. i do think there is an inherent fear of the part of republicans to look heartless or be vilified in the mainstream media and never explain why it is detrimental to those out at work to keep extending the jobless benefits or why it behooves us to rein in a program that has grown to the degree it has because it will cost all of us beyond any possible imagination. they are afraid to do that. you say they are afraid not to. >> washington, d.c., is not only broken, it is broke. we need leaders in the capital willing to roll their sleeves up and say we have to do things differently whether it be in the area of unemployment insurance or food stamps or whether it be in the area of entitlement reform. neil: it means challenging that mainstream view that if you are for reining in something or if you are for accounting for infrastructure

. >> so we rolled the sound bite, in march of 2010, if i'm not mistake nl, where she said affordable, affordable, affordable. here we are four years later. that was yesterday, she said affordable yesterday. so even worse. now we know that it's no longer bending the cost curve down for health care, which they promised it would. we found out that now the $2,500 per family it was supposed to save us is costing families $2,500 more prior to obamacare. the rates have risen since the affordable care act was passed in i believe three or four years since it's become law, i guess, it now has exceeding the prior eight years before it was law in rate increases. so nothing affordable about this whatsoever. eight months after nancy pelosi was talking, she became the former speaker of the house. seven great words. former speaker of the house nancy pelosi. >> can i play some of the pro athletes have joined the cause. athletes are getting involved. the baltimore ravens have been enlisted. now famous nba players are coming out to help sell this as well. >> i want to tell you about the health insurance

there are more than 50 buildings on this sprawling campus, a place under the tightest security imagine nla long time, nsa stood for no such agency, or never say anything. a lot of what happens here was never talked about, until recently. welcome to "special report." a special edition tonight, bringing you an exclusive look behind the scenes at the national security agency. we're coming to you tonight from the director's office, and joining us now, the 16th nsa director, general keith alexander, a man

. >> but you think based on what we know how a hume nl had something to do with this. >> you can't eliminate that. got to be near the top. >> peter goelz formerly of the ntsb, thanks for your expertise. >>> up next, the type of plane that disappeared, the faa raised a serious alarm about it long before flight 370 vanished. could that hold the key to what happened? >>> and young parents on a much-needed vacation, teenage sweethearts traveling back after visiting family, just some of the passengers on board flight 370. their stories coming up. this is the first power plant in the country to combine solar and natural gas at the same location. during the day, we generate as much electricity as we can using solar. at night and when it's cloudy, we use more natural gas. this ensures we can produce clean electricity whenever our customers need it. ♪ as a i'm still not going toall the pmake it to mars,o visit. but thanks to hotwire's incredibly low travel prices, i can afford to cross more things off my list. this year alone, we went to the top of the statue of liberty... and still saved enough to g

there are more than 50 buildings on this sprawling campus, a place under the tightest security imagine nl. for a long time, nsa stood for no such agency, or never say anything. a lot of what happens here was never talked about, until recently. welcome to "special report." a special edition tonight, bringing you an exclusive look behind the scenes at the national security agency. we're coming to you tonight from the director's office, and joining us now, the 16th nsa director, general keith alexander, a man wrapping up his tenure as director of the world's largest intelligence service. thanks for having us. >> thank you, bret. >> general, "new york times" today, the front page here, president obama will seek limits for nsa on call records. backs a wide overhaul. agencies bulk collection would end, new role for judges. knowing what you know, what's coming down the pike for your agency? >> i think a couple things, with respect to the business record, fisa section 215. we had an opportunity over the last couple of months to work with the interagency to figure out what are the best options for

you inside the case the husband who barely survives the wife at the center of the case, both talking nl to "20/20." here's gio benitez. >> reporter: las vegas. 4:30 a.m. on a brisk november morning, as the party on the strip winds down, robert bessey is putting pedal to the metal on interstate 15, hurrying to his job as a heavy machine operator at a landfill out in the mojave desert. suddenly, he's got company. >> i'm about midway into my commute. a vehicle comes onto the highway, same way a patrolmen would. >> reporter: so, in your mind, you were thinking that's a patrolman? >> the speed limit's 75. i'm doing 85, so, yes. i'm getting pulled over, but instead of getting lit up with the reds and blues, they just kind of hang right there. as i turned my head i hear a pop. >> reporter: the car speeds off as quickly as it appeared, and it takes robert a few moments to realize what's happened. >> in the corner of my eye, i could see that my rear-window was blown out. at that point i feel some blood in the back of my neck. i can feel the spent ammunition, the bullet. so, i called 911. i'm ble

we have reclaimed the falls nl 30 communities are connected where people can walk and get to know each other. these were communities that were in many cases trapped because of the economic of the circumstances. .. >> i come from my home state. >> that would be one of the final four. >> may be. maybe so. i'm happy to see all of you. thank you for pulling together this good group and we look forward to hearing from you. i will be very brief to help draft the last transportation bill and i'm so happy to have a chance to work with all the senators, senator boxer and senator john brasso. hopefully we come up with a five or six year bill. so that we have a chance to help out a little bit on that front as well. we are really pleased, madam chair with the state and local folks. >> state and local governments are stepping up on transportation and that remains the case to be seen today. and so we are finding officials making some of the transportation infrastructure. when local officials asked the voters for more money, he or she is going to be focused like a laser on this and what that means is

hard to directl direct the nl s. you also have the fact a handicap.of that is taken out of play it is i important nt a jury. >> they are really trying to show they are not corrupt, it is not a corrupt system they want to be transparent and want them to look at what is going on because they know it is such a big case. jon: he is the one who is trying to challenge this and say he didn't hear what you think you heard or maybe those banks you heard the sound of oscar pistorius taking his cricket bat to break down the door. >> lawyers focus on all kinds of minute details. maybe he sounds like a female, but the jurors have an unbelievable tendency to keep it simple. if you heard a female screaming, the judge is going to indicate. another thing is he of lesser included offenses instead of intentional murder. injuries have gotten confused with that. casey anthony. it won't happen here. >> you have to worry about jury instructions or any of that with a judge. jon: fascinating. thank you both. jenna: from one provocative case to another. the sentence for a woma

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he will have a bilateral meeting with mohammed of the national nl arab emirates, one of our key relationshiprelationships in thd opportunity to discuss our commitment to the gulcommitmenty and to support the opposition in syria and to update our nuclear negotiations in iran. following that meeting, we will have a very important trend lateral meeting with president park of the republic of korea and japan. this is an important message to show the united states along with their were two important allies of northeast asia to signal our commitment to the security of northeast asia and our belief in the united states and allies stand together we are much stronger in the region and in the world. then the president will leave and travel to brussels and to spend the night in brussels. wednesday, march 26, the president will begin by going to flanders field, of course one of the most important battlefields of world war i. this of course is the centennial anniversary of world war i. a very critical i'll stun an historeye of stunninghistory ofd states and the world. at flanders field, the president will meet with bo

the nl central is going to be shaky. chapman got hit in the head, that terrible thing. be out for a while. braun a little something to prove coming pack from peds. the yankees, the red sox, detroit, oakland is very good. they got a little chip on their shoulder, they think nobody gives them any respect. watch the a's. >> what did you think of the poll taken among players in "sports illustrated" last week, bryce harper, the most overrated player? >> i disagree with that entirely. they would know more than i would but based on what i see, when you go in the national locker room, everybody likes him, he's a 19, 20-year-old kid, works out, plays hard, doesn't screw around. everybody likes him on that team. he had a lot of injuries last year. last year he ran right into the center field wall in detroit and broke his face. >> how are the braves this year? >> a lot of injuries. medellin, they have two pitchers with the shoulder injuries, they had to bring in santana, gave him $14 million -- man, i'm flying here. >> whoo! >> pretty good for a guy who has never seen a baseball g

if there is anything positive to take out of this, it's that the transport minister said, look, nls until we find any lost vestiges or anything resembling wreckage, we're going to keep looking and we're going to keep expanding the search area. remember, this is one of the biggest challenges, the search area already is huge. this is a monumentally challenging task. from what i gather, just one of the search areas is the size of spain. so you can imagine the effort that has to be put into this. let me tell you this, no effort is being spared. there's now a multi national coalition of navys looking for this plane, including some major super powers, the u.s., japan, china, for example. and yet nothing. despite all the 21st century technology. it really is quite staggering. >> just back up a minute because you're right, it's been so confusing. reports get put out there almost immediately shot down. but just to back this up a little bit, what you just heard from this press conference is those images the chinese satellite images were put out mistakenly by who and i guess does that mean it's defi