a special thanks to mayor ed lee and wanting nolan. sure first names carla with a c yes. we're excited about this program today. we've been working with sfmta in the past year to find ways to meet this challenge of finding ways to get our employees to our canvassing campus in south san francisco and do it in a way that supports sfmta and works in compliments with the public transmission. our program started in 2006 and the primarily goal of our program was to encourage pleasing employees to stop driving to work alone by themselves in their car. over the past 6 or seven years

a special thanks to mayor ed lee and wanting nolan. sure first names carla with a c yes. we're excited about this program today. we've been working with sfmta in the past year to find ways to meet this challenge of finding ways to get our employees to our canvassing campus in south san francisco and do it in a way that supports sfmta and works in compliments with the public transmission. our program started in 2006 and the primarily goal of our program was to encourage pleasing employees to stop driving to work alone by themselves in their car. over the past 6 or seven years we've had sdhek program and eliminated over 5 thousand car trips 0 over the roads our employees take the bart and the ferry to get to the offices in san francisco. our employees get to work and it reduced traffic in san francisco and in the community as well as reducing our cartoonish emissions. we enjoy you a partnership with sfmta and we're hopefully, this program will move us forward. thank you (clapping.) thank you and while >> you can see there's a lot of companies that have been part of this. pe

i'm grateful it tom nolan has given his support let's stop nickel and diming people at the meter. (clapping.) and there's one more thing we can do for our working family who rely on muni. last year the mta at the you're going the supervisor campos and many in the community we the results are in and our kids need it, it's time to make it permanent so i call upon mta to make it possible. and again with the comprehensive funding strategy we won't be robbing our maintenance dollars to pay for it. it's to make the city a little bit more ooshlg. 2350shg9 is also about having a city government that the taxpayers can afford. the past 3 years under the assessor carmen chu and now supervisor farrell we have a 5 year adapted plan and made dramatic progress in eliminating our structural deficits. thanks to the wisdom of our voters to confront unfunded pension and retiree health liability. better times will return but we must not be attempted to stray from the path of discipline as we craft our new budget we must invest in services and staffing we can afford over the long-term. and one of the

to thank supervisor weiner and supervisor chiu they're for better and improved transportation tom nolan is here as well as his assumes a fact not in evidence i want to thank them and tilly. i want to thank the bay area council jim has been a great contribute to us here in the bay area as we should tell our transportation issues in the city. it's better to start up the conversation with the corporations that are employees and resident are going to figure it out better and working with the commuter shuttle companies as well as the companies that are hiring our residents. it's a great opportunity to talk about this because guess what our transportation needs are great and we reflected that i think in a serious document we recently rolled the transportation documented that ed reiskin 2rikd so much to envisioning our needs. today, we're talking about a challenge something that is a recent phenomena but been in the eyes of the folks it's the commuter shuttle that have been taking our resident and others to their jobs and be it a silicon valley company or medical compass or university the shut

i agree with chairman nolan and i think that keeping the free muni for youth, including students who are 18 and still in school and extending it for low, moderate income seniors and the disabled i think is really, to your point, what we are about at this transit agency, which is helping people who we need to help the most. i think that as i look through the possible revenue sources and the possible things that we wanted to extend it on, i noticed a couple of things that i think of as sort of policy issues and things that are more affordability issues so that will include the free muni for the low, income youth and seniors and people with disabilities. i think that the proposal that we had to eliminate the in-person customer service center fee, which eliminates that $3 processing fee and i am looking at an old document that actually had the things kind of labeled out. those are two of the affordable things, and for the sunday street parking elimination, i understand the citation rate on that is an issue, do we know, and i have the memo on sunday parking meters do we know is it higher

nolan to the screen. and doesn't want to give it up. here is -- he passed nolan wants it all.e emotion, the elation goes. the university of connecticut! michigan, connecticut. the left side pieast piece to t four. spins, put up. back to the window to divert. to the lead. no, it flies through. once again for the lead. this time, no -- oh, yes! what an incredible sequence. ten seconds for the final four. harrison, that shot -- oh, he made it! from the mid court, the shot, no good! no good. and kentucky takes the final spot. >> kentucky game, that was amazing. it is all set. top-seated florida will take on uco uconn. a chance to play for the national championship that could start saturday night in arlington, texas. how we doing in the black caucus? >> you're timed for number two. >> me can is number one. micca is number one. >> i bet you $100 she has no idea she's in first place. she's doing really well. did you stay up late to watch? >> i stayed up very late friday and saturday night. they ended at midnight and 1:00 a.m. cbs is loving it. they have great stories. >> even though

director brinkman, heinicke, nolan, ramos, director rubke is present. directors, please be adviced that director lee is not going to be able to be here at today's meeting. annunciation prohibition of electronic devices are prohibited. any person responsible for one going off in the meeting maybe asked to leave the room. please be advised that cellphone interference will cause. >>> item 5, citizens advisory report. i do not see mr. weaver here. >> this morning we have three items. we are going to call them all at once. the question was raised earlier about the ability of this body to proceed because of an appeal filed yesterday afternoon of the planning commission's decision. my understanding from the city attorney until that is registered from the board of supervisors for 30 days. so we are able to act this morning? >> chairman, nolan, the answer is yes you can up until an appeal is cal endared by the board of supervisors. you can take action. >> great. call the items. city clerk: item 6: 6. approval of the transit effectiveness project, including a ser

uconn, player scored 25 points and up by five with 20 seconds left he goes deep nor nolan who puts thisame away. uconn wins 60-54. in the mit west regional, kentuc kentucky, follow the bouncing ball as the wolverines try to tie it up. they keep missing. jordan morgan tips it into even the score at 52. harrison knocks it down with two seconds left. one last shot from mid court but it is off the backboard. the wild cats win. they will play wisconsin in the final four on saturday. i'm picking florida and wisconsin in the championship with the gators winning it all. i think you are probably right. i'm going to go with you. with ohio state. my bracket was lost. >> up next, christians were upset with changes made to biblical story "noah >>> coming up tonight at 11:00 the new tool in the search for airline flight 370 and why it could hold the clue to finding the missing plane. >>> what one bay area tech guy is doing to get people to quit. tonight at 11:00. >> disney's "frozen" has become the top animated movie of all-time. this weekend "noah" became the top movie. artistic license had been tak

. >> we met robert nolan in tent city. >> most of my tats either have to deal with death or protectionway, we're all going to die eventually. for example from gargoyles to dragons. this is one of my daughter. the reason why i'm in here. haven't paid none of my child support. this whole arm right here is all my brother's work. i would have to lose my pants to show you my other ones. >> we'll take your word for it. >> while nolan will serve his 90-day sentence in tent city along with hundreds of other inmates who have been convicted of nonviolent crimes, most other maricopa inmates live in one of five different indoor facilities. and in one of those facilities we came upon a high security housing unit that was like nothing we had ever encountered before. >> when you enter the estrella jail facility which is where the women are housed within the maricopa county jail system, the vast majority are incarcerated in dorm-like facilities with the exception of a very small number of prisoners who are housed in a maximum security unit. and a unit within that unit is the atom 100 pod. >> although

nolan klein is a personal injury and litigation attorney. seth berenswag. first names all around if we can. seth, let's start with you. how solid is gm's ability to not be liable for cases that came before 2009 simply because they filed for bankruptcy at that time? >> well, their position is very solid. the bankruptcy court is an inherently unlufl playing field that provides a powerful toolbox to corporate debtors to be able to reach in and use certain tools to shed certain liabilities. the two main tools are the so-called automatic stay statute which literally slams the brakes on these cases when they're pending pre-july of 2009, and then ultimately what's called a section 363 sale. it's an asset sale. it's very fast. it's very powerful and unforgiving. these are the assets that are sold to the new gm without these liabilities. because of the statutes organically, you end up with a harsh result. >> nolan, if you're one of the families affected, where does this leave you? >> i think it's not as simple as we have in a typical bankruptcy situation. here we ha

available for that questions and jim is here to answer with questions and mayor and i and director nolan >> what's this permit for do you have to have a permit for a shuttle what if somebody doesn't want to - >> there's a whole a lot of questions there. >> and how many does that cost. >> the basic idea what we have we the city and a transportation system that the providers want is access to muni bus stops so the permit will permit someone to use the bus stop, of course, only muni buses are allowed to use the bus stops so the permit will designate a certain amount of bus stops by permitted providers and would subject them to a number of a number of restraints not interpreting with muni and possess popular not to use the rest of the 2 thousand muni bus stops. that's what the permit provides that's a dollar per day per we're governed by prop 18 such we can only recover our costs for the program and not generate money only the san franciscans can generate a tax. so we identified was it would cost us to develop and run an 18 month pilot about some thousands of dollars and we expect the dollar

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makes them palm from there, philip nolan. exclamation point. hugs his former coach. >>> hey, baseball is back. opening baseball on espn. chicago cubs and the surprising from last year pittsburgh pirates. and, the cardinals and reds from cincinnati. enjoy the baseball. opening day, america. >> baseball's back. it's got the get warm sooner or later. >>> one more hoops shot. in phoenix. >> with an arena full of people looking on. he nails it! half court shot. it was part of a pro motion. it was good. very good for $77,777. >> he celebrated with the suns gorilla mascot and the members of the team. talk about responding to pressure. nothing but net. >> nice! >> very nicely done. >>> up next, "the pulse." opening day is finally here. some stadiums are rolling out interesting grub. >>> and slimed. mark wahlberg hosts an awards show and pays the price. >> uh-oh. transferred money from his before larry instantly bank of america savings account to his merrill edge retirement account. before he opened his first hot chocolate stand calling winter an "under

at this point we would ask members of the public -- >> chairman nolan, can i ask a question about the procedure. currently the proposal does not have the tag recommendation in it. we would have to amend it in it or is it the other way around. >> it has the tag recommendations. >> including the three lines where the proposals would be taken way. the tag recommendation are now in the proposals? >> yes. based on the tag, we e-mailed all the tag recommendations to the stakeholders that they understood they have been heard and saved them a trip here today. >> okay. ladies and gentlemen, members of the public, we are anxious to hear from you if it's helpful, if you fill out a speaker slip, not necessary but helpful for the minutes. who do we got? >> city clerk: betsy eedey. >> good morning, i'm betsy eddie president of the diamond heights community organization. we would like to thank the muni staff for recommending the revised 35 route and that would provide services to residents who live in affordable housing. with the work of many residents in diamond heights and glen park. 160 letters o

. >> thank you, chairman nolan. i do want to thank everyone. we are supposed to comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable. theology. i'm hoping here to really express my gratitude to everyone, the community especially for going out to all those meetings. you know, some folks are saying that this has been a hustled process, we know that focus have been working on this for 8 years, if not longer been thinking about it. i know for me as a daily transit rider, lots of these different improvements, these improvements are too long in having been implemented. last night, on my commute home i spent more time pressed up against a stranger than pressed up against my wife. taking all that into consideration, you are growing. the city is growing. we are the second largest city that's anticipated for growth in the nation. we have to do more with what we have to be efficient. we have to reevaluate how we are doing things because the challenge is what we've managed to put our finger on that we are still grappling with only going to get worse, i'm talk

sheila nolan's an expert. she's from the maria fareri children's hospital at westchester medical center. so, why are ticks trouble? >> so, not all ticks are trouble. certain ticks can carry diseases that they can transmit to people, and those are the ticks that are trouble. >> what sort of diseases can they carry? >> so, that depends on where you live. certain ticks can cause diseases such as lyme disease. another one is rocky mountain spotted fever. and there's lots of other diseases that you see throughout the country. just depends on where you live. >> so, how can we avoid being bitten by ticks? >> so, ticks like to live in wooded areas, long, high grassy areas. when you're going into those areas, you should wear long sleeves, long pants. you should tuck your pants into your shoes and socks, and wear bug spray, spray bug spray, preferably one that has deet in it. and light-colored clothing is also something good, so if the tick is on your clothing or starting to crawl, then you can easily identify it and pi

all of may although nolan and i was a lot. countries that i see faces that has been close then on. sang a single ball even a cnn usa. while in syria and fifteen. feel sorry teaser investigating security breach is up to him to pull confirmed that at least two passengers use pentecost boats. nothing is being discounted from a hijacking for coming to a catastrophic technical they get older as a bankable seven has a good safety record the lack of deb's cent fall which indicates the aircraft may have broken up mid flight for some reason the diplomatic offensive to be ratcheted up with as chairman on british tv as having ten of the russian president got to make it in putting him to pull back from crime and you john sat on a mac only center warns him that sanctions would follow if the contact group seeking a political solution was to fall soon. the chairman of christie's criticisms of the plan must go back a referendum on whether crimea should join us it was illegal but back to delay by putin on the ground russian forces appear to have tightened the psychological screws on the ukrainian m

. >> chairman nolan and i will go in the order that director riskin presented these things to us which may not be as exciting as it could be. but, i question, i noised a budget item for $2 million in litigation cost and i believe as we as a board eliminated insurance for this agency, there was discussion that in addition to the line item there would also be a set, reserve that would essentially be a self-insurance pool, is that in the budget as well. >> absolutely tha, is the budget and what you see is a reduction, by $2 million in the anticipated. and we are funding that in lieu of the policy and presuming to do that in this budget and that is in addition to satisfying our reserve policy in generally. >> that is separate from the operating reserve of 10 percent which is funded at ten percent and it is proposed to stay at 10 percent. >> great, thank you. >> i will say, it is not the most glamorous issue, but i am very gratified by my colleague's response to the indexing of fares and as tom knows that as i pushed it through and the other s pushed it through and i was a lead advocate for

napier to philip nolan for the jam. uconn wins, 60-54. they are headed to the final four. michigan and kentucky, this was a very good game. last made the final four for 2012 in kentucky. second half aaron harrison nails the corner three and kentucky up five and michigan answers. glen robinson jr., count that baby. he had 14 point. wolverines, however, down two and jordan morgan tips in the miss. tied at 72 until aaron harrison hits a huge three. he had 12 points in the game. final chance for michigan. not going to happen. kentucky wins again, 75-72. down on the farm the cardinal women were hoping to continue their dance from the sweet 16 to the elite 8. the cardinal were expecting a tough test against the number three seed penn state but that battle did not live up to the hype. women's sweet 16 action from the farm. yes, condoleezza rice was in the house for this one, and it was all stanford. goes past two penn state defenders that didn't even turn around and in the second half, you will not stop her. layup at the other end and the cardinal win, 82-57. they move on to the

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what you did not address book to the peace we minimize the much promised ms nolan is in such a low grade much or sawdust. the decision to hold the extra two thousand seventeen last time there as well as foreign country support has excess candidacy for the non permanent membership of the un security council proposals. all this indicates a high level of the country's responsibility before the international community. deputy entering going to start ahead of german delegation to the european council acts of the chair of the mechanics as achievements are the result of catholic leaders initiatives appointed him to extend successfully developing democracy and strengthening its position in the world. participants of the assembly agreed to join efforts to matters of counter nuclear threats as well as presently risks and challenges. in addition parliamentarians intend to actively protect the rights of children and prevent expectation conditions of war and conflict among local who also held several amateur teams with his counterparts from pakistan as well as the chairman of the two chambers of the

it was scrappy off to the great sea and the sky and sean nolan picked up a second yellow for persistent fouling leaving the gates to entertain me. hindu devotees but like the midst of an accelerated sit at the alexandra back seat to make it one nail in the sixty ninth minute was enough to get stitched up the points put much thought what the text. we'd mates into the bowl but at other times we look like a pot of tea. we have to think that discrepancy though it was meanwhile were left reeling defeats against relegation rivals. chris the weekend's results look like this mission the book with three pastoral impulse paul could only draw little one all. on friday five of the brain and three one the family's bundesliga table looking like this with just eight games remaining. by and can claim the twenty fourth german league title on tuesday when they face have her here in berlin. they because inside is starting to threaten their chances of qualifying for european football next season the bottom frankfurt five books that are involved bought themselves some breathing time in the struggle against

to make them know that they're not the nolan family holding the hands of the unknown and women embracing them. and now wear when going through all this with that. you'd be reading your own children see the walls of that denial is. what you need to seal parents came to meet the families of the passengers here in front of them for. many people are being thin that beef is quite possibly malaysians know i've been at the moment city that still is the shawl staple wants that. shaw. begin to subside. in the future begins to reveal itself. how do you think it would change. so i sit here looking for a nation but for people. don't the strangest thing of all i know is that a week before all this happen i am putting my color. mind you not have their regular column in the state that in a column about how. of all nations have fish and this to me. and i use the analogy of the lineup team every awana honestly the only sad and said intent is it is for the family seemed fall for the rest of malaysia i think i hope that the gay and had the honor home from the same plane. tom and me all the known needs to b

. >> reporter: later this year the leading man will star in the christopher nolan film "interstellar" is just heating up. >> i'm 12i8 on the approach. >> reporter: the business of being matthew mcconaughey is -- >> all right, all right, all right. >> tomorrow night's episode will be mcconaughey's last. he says if there's a season two, whoent be in it. thanks for spending your saturday smart with us on "your money." have a great weekend. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. \s >>> hello, everyone. i'm fredricka whitfield. the top stories we're following in the "cnn newsroom." >>> rescue crews are scouring the south china sea right now looking for any signs of malaysia airlines flight 370 after the jetliner vanished about 26 hours ago. this is new video of the search operations. the biggest clue to the plane's whereabouts. traces of oil in waters over the search area spotted by a vietnamese aircraft. officials say the oil slicks are between six and nine miles long. the bol eing 777

meet for many we spoke to that is not a realistic option as they feel their prospects are very bleak nolan trust who do not need them in the sense that might offer positions. some people in ashburton as i had but didn't know what the conditions for people to choose what to do to touch them. does not make this as these would prioritize efforts to attract new jobs post today marks the end of an era for the johnnie cochran type id nightmare rte news the door. that was an irish winner of the chilled them gold cup this afternoon the gym cozy trying to board when the mayor ridden by jockey david also took the win from all his own in the photo finish. twenty two one child was confirmed as winner following a lengthy stewards inquiry no one could've foreseen the drama that awaits its inch of them today defending champion club was sent off favourite for the second last instalment was the sharpest priced. i was told. trainer jim called seeds of this waste is white or three times on board estimates discharged this afternoon north window here are the people so it was only twenty one shots the and two f

neither nolan nor his attorney has commented. the c-t-a's blue line is back to normal after an an eight- inch water main break on chicago's near west side caused a stop to be temporarily shut down. two or three inches of water rushed into the street - in the 400 block of north halsted - and caused flooding in some garages. the city's water department says the water main dates back to the 19-30's. the family of a tollway worker killed in a crash back in january is now suing the truck driver charged in his death. vincent petrella was helping a disabled semi-trailer on i-88 near aurora when renato velasquez crashed his truck into several parked vehicles. velasquez was charged for driving beyond the number of consecutive hours that are allowed for a truck driver. a state trooper was also critically injured, but survived the crash. he's also suing velasquez and the trucking company. if a missing malaysian passenger jet crashed into the sea, then the wind and the waves are searchers' worst enemies, as they try to find any sign of wreck

hamilton nolan writes -- drink water. call it a blueprint cleanse, america. more let's go live off to the cats. >> yes, perverse. people have the strangest fetishes. those cats look delicious. >> you know what? >> ha-ha. >> joanne. you current leap aly on a wine diet. has the rising price of grapes sobered you up? >> no. it has been difficult. when you buy wine in bulk. that kind of offsets any sort offer use. >> except the box. boxes are still. >> yeah. uh-huh. >> stack them. >> she is, she built her own room out of them. >> when you take the bag out of the box. recycle the box. >> put the iv in. yeah. yeah. >> much easier. unfortunate, because now people have to choose between -- you know their health and their budget. this isn't snicker bars. it's milk. it's beef. then they're telling us, grass fed beef, organic milk. that stuff is more expensive. man just the blueprint cleanse is a, our only option now. i don't know. >> i find this to be very disturbing. much like yourab ablbulbous lip. great to have more hardship in america, because it doesn't really aff

it starts with nolan bushnell, one of atari's founders, he turned down steve jobs to put $50,000 of moneyf he had done it, his stake would be worth $160 billion. how do you live with yourself after something like that? >> it is difficult to do so but you have to remember where was he in his own personal life, was liquidity available? he was someone, lack of liquidity, wasn't able to take this money and allocate toward this particular investment? melissa: ronald wayne, i never even heard of him, eat sold his stake in apple for $800.32 weeks after launch. it would be worth $40 billion. >> what can you do? you can put a gun to your head and go on with your life. the second option is the better one. we had the extreme, investing in apple back in the day, had that experience of buying the stock and selling it for profit and see it go on and go up much farther. take off the screen and move on. there's always a bull market and opportunities somewhere, these gentlemen and women have a first great opportunity and find another one as well. >> what amount of money he was meeting at the time, his cas

interstellar later on in the year which is chris nolan's movie, like transformers which was shot withe end the year with the hobbit and there are many, many other titles. 2014 looks like excellent year. and to be fair, "guardians of the galaxy." we can't forget that. 2015 most feel people at least on paper the less year in a long, long time on the movie business. you have a bond title. you have a the avengers. you have "star wars." you have all the way through. there is series of movies, people have been waiting for a long time to get their hands on. liz: let me get to, here is the "avengers." as my nine-year-old at the time i just have been awesomized. it was inincredible film for kids and adults alike. avengers two, i can't wait for it. "star wars," j.j. abrams, i was with your ceo rich gell frond at time where jj gave a news conference and said he would not be using imax cameras. kind of dissed them a little bit and said they were too noisy. other movies he will use imax cameras. did that catch your breath a little bit? how do you turn around and say we'll still be having a lost mo

of violence on things like that but no ivory cd because they have done it unto death this obit baby nolan the only man to know our science east on guys like this when i saw the donkey amanda did no welcome and it's so their acceptance this is the first nature documentary shot on location in serious topic three he said. two cameras with you at all times when suharto who want to use that technique in which cash. we didn't really have the conscience of the vfl will be the key to choosing not to prepare sean was very good. and to the day before that routinely we didn't know what to expect really. and if there is an awesome team and named evening with much to post the cheese and it was just testing revealed to all everything looks like infinity. so then we waited for us all to do. quite happy to think that three d if anyone has seen talking more and can chase. and it's very finely tuned into countries because is he keeps the sensation of three ltte of the old indifference to the stones everything looks so real nuts. there are only speak that is so real. it's got to do that the group directed t

help others and i think we don't talk about the production looks like the chinese agreed to the mike nolan and an indoor show twenty twenty news. many salmon is good. has been helping them to to to get to the oats dollars to five who create it. for one person to nominate shattering news is actually promoting two to keep the money. i know it is just nuts. it's not the knots his deft writing does something he's not like it they were not doing anything then of course we can defend to the anger of those chinese i relate it to the express today in front of the venetian and as he did to that we should not forget that. it's a tragedy and as it's very difficult even cause an audition months and even more for the mention of the riches. to help the chinese citizens. indeed if there was a thank you very much want a more hands on and on corn is competing with us also one thing carol and jim matthews for joining us from washington stay with us much more to come at the top of the are you watching us. i called. the row. glue. dvds and. the art business. if you build it will make you feel bad when golden

nolan: supplying the world with superior products made in america. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. nolan: let us have a vote. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. brady: i reserve at this time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. levin: it's now my pleasure to yield one minute to our very distinguished leader, the gentlelady from california, nancy pelosi. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california is recognized for one minute. ms. pelosi: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding, and i thank him for his relentless, relentless and persistent leadership in helping america's seenors today manifest it in his support for s.g.r. and his opposition to this ill designed approach by the republicans. mr. speaker, today house republicans are proving that their obsession with tearing down the affordable care act is blurring their vision. that it has no bou

nolan to the screen. there is payne again.er again. >> he doesn't want to give it up. >> nolan wants it all! but the emotion, the elation goes to the huskies of the university of connecticut. michigan, kentucky, the last piece to the final four puzzle. driving and spin and stauskas. outside, stauskas for the lead. no. once again, for the lead. this time, levert, no. what an incredible sequence. ten seconds. for the final four. harrison. that shot -- no, made it! right in his face! from the midcourt stripe. the shot. no good! no good! and kentucky takes the final spot! >> wow. what a weekend. what a turn of it. top seeded florida won, of course, and taking on sevenedship seventh seed uconn and in the late game, don't sleep on wisconsin. we haven't talked about them. they had a great game on saturday against arizona, one of the best of the tournament. 2 seed wisconsin on the lower part of the bracket against kentucky at number eight. it all gets started on saturday night in arlington, texas. >> the last loss florida had of the s

[inaudible] >> please welcome pat nolan, director for the center for criminal justice reform. >> goodi think you're going to find this one of the most interesting panels. it is on criminal justice reform. we have a panel for you. is the governor of texas. [applause] the president of the americans for tax reform a, grover norquist. [applause] bernard kerrick, the former new york police commissioner. [applause] we will discuss the consensus among conservatives that the criminal justice system is broken and in need of repair. crimes, topansion of the height reset a schism rate of 40% to the cost of our prison conservatives concluded that our system is out of control. think of the resources wasted on a witchhunt against scooter libb he and ted stevens. it was not until after he had been defeated for reelection and .as replaced think of the swat team that rated gibson guitars. why did they need a an armed team to raid a business? who knew fish or wildlife had a think of the widening net for crimes in which we incarcerate people. transpose numbers on the epa. inadvertently mislabeling a shi

. >> please welcome pat nolan, director for the center for criminal justice reform. >> good morning. think you're going to find this one of the most interesting panels at cpac. distinguished panel for you. first, the 47th governor of texas, rick perry. [applause] next, the president of americans for tax reform, grover norquist. [applause] and third, former nypd commissioner. we are going to discuss the growing consensus among conservatives that our criminal justice system is broken and in need of major repair. abusive prosecutions to the rampant expansion and a number of crimes to the high recidivism rate of over 40% to the exploding costs of our state resin systems, the second fastest growing part of the state budget second only to medicaid. conservatives concluded that our system has spun out of control. think of the resources wasted on on scooter libby, the duke lacrosse team, senator ted stevens. even though his conviction was overturned, it was not until after he had been defeated for reelection and his replacement cast a deciding vote to pass obama care. think of the swat team

[laughter] i can't find the nolan tweets. >> he is going to fix it. [laughter] >> go ahead and ask me a question. >> we are offering solutions. it seems to me the republican governors association would be a .reat for him to share this i am sorry. i am really sorry. >> ivers reading the retweets -- . was reading the retweets rick santorum is outside having a good event out there. [laughter] >> he asked about the interaction between governors. we do that. democratic governors interact. we are not really that aside. we do compete with each other. it makes people uncomfortable, competition is uncomfortable. withi show up in maryland tv ads that are talking about the rain tax that you all have, and wouldn't be wise for most of you to move to texas so you do not have to pay that outrageous tax, the governor of those states get peeved. that is ok. it is not personal. this is about truly having an open conversation. people should be able to pick and choose the place they want to live. whether it is economic issues or social issues. that is the beauty of these

. >> nolan called in a helicopter rescue team.owhere to land. the only way in was this way, to repel down from above. thomas fair was one of the first paramedics in. he found christie dehydrated, delirious. >> she was still thinking that her husband was sleeping and we would be able to wake him up. >> but when he saw ian, he knew. ian was emaciated. his body was blue. he was cold to the touch. fair could clearly see he had been dead for hours. >> by the time we got there, probably up to about eight hours. >> a dead man, a delirious, dehydrated woman and one more thing in that strange little hideaway. >> there was a book of "hindu goddess of death." it was kind of laying out on the ground outside the mouth of the cave. >> "hindu goddess of death"? >> yeah. >> cali by any chance? >> like a woman with like six arms and swords. >> christie had begun to worship cali, the hindu goddess of death, since her break-up with roach. >> and we've had a lot of bizarre search and rescue missions. >> but? >> this was probably the most bizarre that

some athletes from this event, including nolan are in hungary to compete in the 2014 world masters indoor championships. inspirations to us all. >> have you seen del play tennis? >> you whipper snappers, the aljazeera tennis challenge is on. >> for an 80-year-old, you're pretty good. a denmark zoo faced a lot of criticism. >> i set myself up for that, didn't i? >> you did. >> for euthanizing a healthy giraffe. >> that zoo is putting more animals to death. >> how missionaries were able to reunite with the orphans they cared for. >> we have a couple weather systems we're watching. details coming up. >> you are looking at the snow blowing in sandwich, massachusetts where i wish i was right now. it's cold there, even colder, though, in the studio. >> ajazee, take a new look at news. ajazee, >> good morning, welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. >> same stephanie sy. >> american missionaries reunited to the or fans they were forced to leave behind in a refugee camp. >> it is snowing, lets find out where it's snowing and how much they are going to get. >> we are looking at that's the

nolan ryan isn't there anymore. soccer, a sport i'm a little familiar with.t still was able to score. rinaldo tried to retrieve a ball from the sidelines and the ball boy tried to delay him. ronaldo got the last laugh. look at that. the ball boy treating him badly. you know a team rivalry is intense when riot police have to get involved. the coach gets slapped in the face with a soda who -- by a fan who was angry the team won. coming up later martha maccallum whoeus nice and blonde -- who is nice and blonde. >> she is a warrior. love her. >> coming up on our show today, unions running wild. our next guest is being bullied by them daily but she can't do anything about it because it is allowed by law. we're going to tell you where that crazy rule is. >> remember the couple that became instant millionaires after finding a pot of gold in their backyard. turns out they may not be so lucky after all. oh no. >> a leprechaun came to claim it. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses. if you have a buness idea, we have a personalized

ukraine's and the dissolution of the soviet bloc according to assistant secretary of state victoria nolan the us government is already invested five billion dollars on the ground over the past two decades to build up a pro western leadership in the country and after the latest developments other members of the political establishment are not sitting idly by secretary of state john kerry has already had the audacity to say you just don't invade another country on phony pretext in order to assert your interest well i can't think of one that's ever happened before so in order to understand the historical context of what's happening on the ground in crimea as well as what's being missed by the corporate media i was joined earlier by jeffrey samaras associate professor of political economy at the university of wisconsin i started by asking him about how much military influence russia already had in command. pressure forces had a presence in the crimea since ukraine became independent and of course far predating that so for some three hundred years of crimea it's been part of russia it was only